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• Hannover signs US midfielder DaMarcus Beasley (AP)
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• Upon further review, it's a homer, Braves win (AP)
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• Jordan, Bobcats make donation to NC schools (AP)
• Mealers bounce back from tragedy that took 2 lives (AP
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• Langer has final-round 69 for three-shot win (AP)
• Chinese state TV confirms visit by NKorea's Kim (AP)
• Indonesian volcano erupts again, spewing hot ash (AP)
• Historic city in south Pakistan saved from floods (AP)
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• Irish groups to buy ship for new Gaza aid flotilla (Re
• Iran media call French first lady 'prostitute' (AP)
• Egypt activist riles opposition in signing petition (R
• China media: Police accidentally killed Tibetan (AP)
• Australia immigration prison riot hits second day (AFP
• How moderate Muslims in Africa view NYC mosque debate
• China reviews death penalty for nonviolent crimes (Tim
• Outrage Grows Over Failure to Protect DRC Civilians (O
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• Iraq recovers 90 percent of US computers: customs (AFP
• Iraq says sale of donated U.S. computers legal (Reuter
• Baghdad slams 'illegal' RWE gas deal with Iraqi Kurds
• Hamilton wins Belgian GP to take F1 lead (AP)
• Rays beat Red Sox 3-2 on Dan Johnson's HR in 10th (AP)
• Victorino's 2 RBIs carry Phillies past Padres, 3-1 (AP
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• Cavendish leads Tour of Spain after first stage (AFP)
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• Canada's Wickenheiser: 2014 Olympics will be last (AP)
• Uganda's president announces bid for 4th term (AP)
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• Nigeria: son of former prime minister kidnapped (AP)
• In Chechnya, A Blood Feud Ends--and a Despot Digs In (
• Pakistan cricketers rocked by alleged betting scam (AF
• Israeli actors boycott stirs settlement debate (AP)
• Mexico launches federal probe of migrant massacre (AP)
• 3 SKorea Cabinet appointees withdraw over ethics (AP)
• Ford recalls 575,000 Windstar vans in U.S., Canada (Re
• Australian support for republic flags: poll (AFP)
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• How U.S. Fears Over Flood Play Into Pakistan Army's Hands
• Beck: Help us restore traditional American values (AP)
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• 'Vapor trail' leads to Paris Hilton's Vegas arrest (AP
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• Medicare expands coverage to help smokers quit (AP)
• 5 Calif. inmates shot during riot, 2 others hurt (AP)
• Sen. Vitter easily wins GOP nomination in La. (AP)
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• Carter's diplomacy helps free American prisoner (AP)
• Architectural gems languish on Calif. home market (AP)
• Numbers confirm it: Summer was a scorcher (AP)
• Founder of Florida A&M Marching 100 dies at 91 (AP)
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• Body of Las Vegas woman found in clutter at home (AP)
• Florida woman decapitated; boyfriend arrested (AP)
• US ambassador's daughter, 17, dies in NYC fall (AP)
• 7 US troops killed in latest Afghanistan fighting (AP)
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• Obama visiting New Orleans on Katrina anniversary (AP)
• Norway 'bomb plot' underscores al-Qaida pitfalls (AP)
• 19 dead in shootout in Russia's Caucasus (AP)
• Floods inundate large Pakistan town (AP)
• Former AP reporter, features writer Loh dies at 79 (AP
• Internet wiping out printed Oxford Dictionary (AP)
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• Newcomers `Glee,' `Modern Family' seek Emmy love (AP)
• Pakistan survivors stalked by disease as waters ebb (R
• Thousands flee as long-sleepy Sumatra volcano erupts (
• North Korea's Kim not seen heading for retirement yet
• Gunmen kill five in latest Afghan poll violence (Reute
• Many clocks tick as Israel, Palestinians open talks (R
• South Africa's Zuma under pressure as strike widens (R
• New Hurricane Earl joins Danielle (Reuters)
• Belgian sex abuse tapes amplify Catholic scandals (Reu
• Pakistan troops on 'war footing' to save city (AFP)
• Thousands flee as Indonesian volcano erupts (AFP)
• Joy and tears greet US Army troops back from Iraq (AFP
• US remains at forefront of Iraq's 'trigger line' (AFP)
• Iraq on highest alert for terror attacks (AP)
• Obama: Iraq war is ending, Baghdad to chart future (AP
• As US military bases close, Iraqis left behind (AP)
• Obama says Iraq war 'ending,' calls country 'sovereign'
• Al-Qaeda claims Ramadan attacks in Iraq: monitoring group
• Returned US soldiers made 'America safer': Obama (AFP)
• Iraqi PM warns of attacks as U.S. withdraws: TV (Reute
• US points to oil as key to Iraq's postwar future (AP)
• Iraq road map: the new US ambassador explains hurdles
• Eight killed in Iraq violence, Qaeda militants arrested
• Iraq gunmen kill three anti-Qaeda militiamen (AFP)
• Looking at lessons that can be learned from Iraq (AP)
• Marine's defense to seek dismissal of Haditha case (AP
• US leaves behind murky picture in Iraq (AFP)
• US soldiers relieved to depart Iraq, proud of accomplishmen
• Iraq combat phase ends, but U.S. might stay past 2011
• Iraq Attacks: Insurgency Rises As U.S. Troops Pull Out
• Iraqis who fought view U.S. exit with mixed feelings (
• Curry trains with US team after ankle injury (AP)
• Former Arsenal skipper Gallas set for Spurs (AFP)
• Serbia center released after basketball brawl (AP)
• In Berlin, Semenya eager to forget gender tests (AP)
• Haiti reaches soccer semis at Youth Olympics (AP)
• Welker back, Brady shines in Patriots' 28-10 win (AP)
• Rays slip behind Yankees in AL East (Reuters)
• Portland's Fernandez fined for public trade request (R
• Ga. State starts new program in tough economy (AP)
• Armstrong to be graduation speaker at High Point (AP)
• Lafleur acquitted of contradictory testimony (AP)
• Clijsters advances to WTA Montreal Cup quarters (AFP)
• Woods commits to first FedEx Cup playoff event (AP)
• MMA fighter charged in fatal Vegas hotel scuffle (AP)
• Margarito denied license to fight in California (AP)
• Kyle Busch wins NASCAR Trucks race at BMS (AP)
• Youth Olympics features 100m, search for next Bolt (AP
• Floods expose civilian-military divide in Pakistan (AP
• Southern Kyrgyz mayor challenges gov't authority (AP)
• UK warns Libya over Lockerbie bomber anniversary (AP)
• NY mosque imam: extremism is global threat (AP)
• One Year On, Five Big Questions About the Lockerbie Bomber'
• France expels Gypsies to Romania for second day (AP)
• Calderon: Mexico should consider anonymous judges (AP)
• Somali militants seize and burn aid food (AP)
• Summary Box: India's Cabinet clears nuclear bill (AP)
• BHP launches all-cash offer for Potash (Reuters)
• Winning in Afghanistan may hinge on power of persuasion
• Why South Korea is blocking access to North Korea's Twitter
• Somalia's al-Shabab: A global or local armed threat? (
• Standing Up for Homeless Vets at Stand Downs (OneWorld
• Mosque near ground zero divides Sept. 11 relatives (AP
• Police look for why vet killed family, self (AP)
• Mud delays efforts to extract WWII plane from lake (AP
• Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams to face NYC DWI case (AP)
• Caller sought whose hijack threat grounded flight (AP)
• Birkhead shares story of life with Anna Nicole (AP)
• Antiwar activists rally around suspected leaker (AP)
• Hundreds expected at funeral for dead SC toddlers (AP)
• Kennedy favors civilian courts in terrorism cases (AP)
• Dallas police chase ends alongside airport runway (AP)
• Obama a Muslim? Rumors gain steam, defying facts (AP)
• Elvis statue, campaign items sold at Blago auction (AP
• Wis. GOP candidate wins beer stein contest (AP)
• Illnesses linked to eggs will likely grow (AP)
• Giuliani supports move of mosque near WTC site (AP)
• Mazda recall to cover vehicles in Asia, Europe (AP)
• Billionaire Donald Bren testifies in lawsuit (AP)
• Study: Smoking scenes on the decline in top movies (AP
• Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite (AP)
• Bodies recovered after attack on Afghan road crew (AP)
• Pakistan: Lack of terror convictions hurts fight (AP)
• La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey (AP)
• Dems see cause for hope in tough election season (AP)
• North Korea reportedly joins Facebook (AP)
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up (AP)
• Clemens vows to fight perjury charges (AP)
• Pakistan to clamp down on Islamist militant charities
• Potash hunt for richer bid may lead to China (Reuters)
• Iran to fire up its first nuclear power plant (Reuters
• North Korea says consensus with China on nuclear talks
• Israel and Palestinians cautious on peace talk invite
• India sees solution on BlackBerry emails next week: source
• Thailand to extradite suspected Russian arms dealer (R
• Australia confronts prospect of minority government (R
• World urged to act on Pakistan or risk militant rise (
• Australia in cliff-hanger general election (AFP)
• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims army recruit bombing (AP)
• Oil spill and Iraq combat over, Obama takes break (AP)
• In Iraq's troubles, an exchange eyes growth (AP)
• Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attack in Iraq (Reu
• Al-Qaeda claims attack on Iraq army recruits (AFP)
• US stresses military role in Iraq (AFP)
• Despite new mission, US troops still in the fight in Iraq
• Iraq war vet kills pregnant wife, daughter, self (AP)
• Troops withdraw, but US work in Iraq war unfinished and fra
• Troops gone, US to rely on 7,000 private contractors in Ira
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home (AP)
• Iraq war: Last US combat brigade crosses into Kuwait (
• US forces spokesman: Iraqi security up to the task (AP
• U.S. mission in Iraq switches from combat to assist (R
• Lebanon militants: Leader slain en route to Iraq (AP)
• Three farmers killed in central Iraq attack (AFP)
• New US ambassador to Iraq arrives in Baghdad (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,415 (AP)
• US support in Iraq needed only 'a few more years': diplomat
• FACTBOX: Security developments in Iraq, Aug 17 (Reuter
• NASCAR's Roush injured in Wisconsin plane crash (AP)
• Contador to leave Astana at end of 2010 (AP)
• Rick Pitino expected to testify in extortion trial (AP
• Maradona dropped as Argentina coach (AFP)
• Strasburg day to day with inflammation in shoulder (AP
• Procter & Gamble is latest global Olympic sponsor (AP)
• Panthers reach deal with 2nd-round pick Clausen (AP)
• Ethier's pinch single lifts Dodgers to 2-0 win (AP)
• Warriors' Lin hopes to beat Harvard stereotypes (AP)
• Drexel players suspended from team after charges (AP)
• Tour winner Contador to leave Astana (AFP)
• Capitals re-sign Fleischmann for $2.6M, 1 year (AP)
• Murray sacks coach (AFP)
• One major finally in hand, Creamer wants more (AP)
• Manny Pacquiao to use political clout for Olympic goals
• Ambrose leaving JTG Daugherty Racing (AP)
• London showcases Olympic venues with 2 years to go (AP
• Bus hits roadside bomb, killing 25 in Afghanistan (AP)
• WikiLeaks: We don't know source of leaked data (AP)
• UK set to pay compensation over house arrest plan (AP)
• Huge blast at China factory kills 12, scores hurt (AP)
• Burma's Than Shwe Visits India to Talk Energy, Security
• APNewsBreak: Nazi suspect indicted in Germany (AP)
• Brazil: Murder suspect who hosted TV show dies (AP)
• Nearly 1 million South Africa public workers set to strike
• Tendulkar keeps India afloat in S.Lanka cricket Test (
• TSX urged to do more to prevent conflicts of interest
• Australian PM hits back at pre-election leaks (AFP)
• Search continues for missing sailor in Afghanistan (Mc
• Khmer Rouge torture chief to appeal: Is he a chameleon or a
• Afghanistan's Oprah: A Singer's Talk Show Tackles Taboos
• Mass Grave Cover-Ups in Afghanistan (OneWorld.net)
• 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the same (AP)
• Neb. city suspends immigration law, goes to court (AP)
• Women to head GOP, Democratic tickets in Oklahoma (AP)
• Competitive lockpicking growing in US popularity (AP)
• NYC settles 50-bullet cop shooting lawsuit for $7 million
• DC pushes female condoms to fight HIV epidemic (AP)
• Texas, feds wait turns in polygamist leader cases (AP)
• Oil pipeline leak pollutes major Michigan river (AP)
• 3 NJ teens charged with videotaped immigrant death (AP
• Adams heirs skeptical about lost negatives claim (AP)
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters (AP)
• Feds: Fatal DC rail crash came from lax oversight (AP)
• Police: Ohio marriage counselor killed by husband (AP)
• Target Corp. defends Minn. political donation (AP)
• Texas man sentenced to 99 years in starvation case (AP
• Sen. Kerry to pay Mass. tax on yacht docked in RI (AP)
• Ark. mom pleads guilty in trunk deaths of children (AP
• Airplane crash in Pakistan kills 152 people aboard (AP
• BP hopes to turn page with new CEO, leaner company (AP
• Justice Dept. investigating FBI agents over alleged test ch
• Rangel, ethics panel lawyers talking settlement (AP)
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150 (AP)
• Blagojevich's fate to be in the hands of jurors (AP)
• Spanish region says adios to bullfighting (AP)
• ABC programming chief McPherson abruptly resigns (AP)
• Zedonk hybrid born at Ga. wildlife preserve (AP)
• AP Sources: Bengals reach deal with TO (AP)
• Pakistan passenger plane crashes, 152 dead (Reuters)
• Officials ready criminal probe of oil spill: report (R
• Bomb blast kills 25 bus passengers in Afghan west (Reu
• Palestinians set to reject direct talks for now (Reute
• Durable goods orders fall as growth picture dims (Reut
• BP tees up asset sales to pay for spill (Reuters)
• Boeing quarterly profit falls but beats forecast (Reut
• Congress gives Obama long-delayed Afghan war funds (Re
• Pakistani plane crashes, up to 152 dead (AFP)
• Spain's Catalonia region bans bullfighting (AFP)
• Worried about bombs? Work and live at Baghdad airport
• US military investigates contractor work force (AP)
• Twelve killed in Iraq as Shiite pilgrimage ends (AFP)
• 11 killed in Iraq helicopter crash, bombings (AP)
• Five killed as sandstorm brings down Iraq helicopter (
• Bomb kills five in Baghdad, helicopter crashes (Reuter
• Mortars kill seven pilgrims in Iraq holy city (AFP)
• Iraqis flock to Kurdistan to beat the summer heat (AFP
• 8.7 billion dollars in Iraq funds not accounted for: audit
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,413 (AP)
• Iraq political crisis deepens as parliament session scrappe
• In Iraq, US military chief touts 'stunning' progress (
• Iraq arms inspector Blix warned of weak war evidence (
• UN's Blix: UK, US relied on dubious intelligence (AP)
• U.S. can't account for $8.7 billion of Iraq's money: audit
• Mullen: Leak of Afghan materials may risk US lives (AP
• GE to pay 23 million dollars after Iraq bribery charges
• GE settles SEC charges on Iraq kickback scheme (Reuter
• Iraq executed 230 people from 2005-2009 (AFP)
• Iraq parliament delayed, no end to stalemate in sight
• RadioShack's improper jersey stalls start to stage (AP
• Alonso wins German GP to lead 1-2 Ferrari finish (AP)
• West Ham 'mulls role for Beckham' (AFP)
• Kyle Busch rolls to 8th Nationwide win of season (AP)
• Phillies rough up Jimenez in 10-2 win over Rockies (AP
• Former Indy 500 winner Montoya wins Brickyard pole (AP
• Kaye Cowher, wife of former coach, dies at age 54 (AP)
• Figgins in M's lineup day after dugout scuffle (AP)
• Report: Former NBA player Wright missing (AP)
• USC's Kiffin irks Titans' Fisher with Pola hire (AP)
• Landis rides through the Cascade Cycling Classic (AP)
• Stars, Brunnstrom reach deal before arbitration (AP)
• Fish hooks Roddick at Atlanta tennis championship (AFP
• Dean Wilson leads Canadian Open (AP)
• Pacquiao to fight Margarito on Nov. 13 (AP)
• Teen wins in late sister's car at Soap Box Derby (AP)
• AP Sources: IOC set to name P&G as global sponsor (AP)
• Families mark 10 years since Concorde crash (AP)
• A Russian milestone: 1st black elected to office (AP)
• Uganda president calls for Africa to fight terror (AP)
• What's Killing the Animals at Ukraine's Biggest Zoo? (
• Abbas says entire world wants direct Mideast talks (AP
• 51 bodies found at northern Mexico dumping ground (AP)
• Uganda politician's car 'bulldozed' at African summit
• Iran favors talks with EU after Ramadan - Turkey (Reut
• Judge tells former media mogul Black to stay in U.S. (
• Australian PM Gillard on top in election debate (AFP)
• Grisly mass graves in Mexico yield 50 casualties of drug wa
• India's strategy of suppression in Kashmir could backfire
• Hmong Refugees Live in Fear in Laos and Thailand (Time
• Women Prepare to Set Sail Past Israel (OneWorld.net)
• 1 arrested in scuffle at Comic-Con in San Diego (AP)
• 2 Conn. firefighters killed at scene of house fire (AP
• Gay Lutheran pastors to join church roster (AP)
• Floods close Chicago interstate, damage Iowa dam (AP)
• Search ends for Lake Michigan crash survivors (AP)
• Rangel ethics charges create headache for allies (AP)
• 2 killed when Pa. experimental plane crashes (AP)
• Ex-mayor makes Memphis, Tenn. primary about race (AP)
• Despite oil, baby turtles being released to Gulf (AP)
• Bonnie barely a tropical depression in Gulf (AP)
• Univ. of Va. puts out Faulkner audio archives (AP)
• Army sergeant guilty of sex trafficking in Wash. (AP)
• Longtime journalist Daniel Schorr dies at age 93 (AP)
• Mexican official charged with aiding drug dealing (AP)
• Calif. town outraged to learn of officials' pay (AP)
• BP tries to limit release of oil spill research (AP)
• American Samoa detective shot outside courthouse (AP)
• Woman, 23, charged in Facebook-feud fatal crash (AP)
• Taliban: 1 missing US sailor dead, other captured (AP)
• Ships head back to oil well, ready to resume work (AP)
• Geithner favors allowing some tax cuts to expire (AP)
• Death toll from German music festival rises to 19 (AP)
• US aircraft carrier leads drills with South Korea (AP)
• US missiles kill 5 militants in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Russia's Putin sings with expelled agents (AP)
• Eastern US cooks in summer heat, temps reach 100s (AP)
• Zsa Zsa Gabor has transfusion, remains critical (AP)
• 'Shirtgate' mars start to last Tour stage (AP)
• Taliban say they're holding U.S. soldier and second killed
• U.S., South Korea start military drills as North protests
• BP resuming oil spill work as storm fizzles (Reuters)
• German police defend safety steps at music fest (Reute
• Focus shifts to EU banks to scrape test pass (Reuters)
• Iran will react if ships inspected: Ahmadinejad (Reute
• As Cubans wait, Castro to mark revolution's start (Reu
• Mexico police find 51 in mass grave near Monterrey (Re
• 19 killed at Germany Love Parade stampede (AFP)
• Search on for two US sailors missing in Afghanistan (A
• Iraq parliament to meet Tuesday but impasse lingers (R
• Iraq arrests 3 suspected Qaeda leaders: ministry (AFP)
• Iraq's volatile north still a powder keg as US exits (
• Vote for Iraqi Football Association board delayed (AFP
• Iraq's Political Impasse: Who Needs a Government? (Tim
• Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attacks in Iraq (Re
• Al-Qaida claims it was behind twin Iraq bombings (AP)
• Escaped Iraq detainees are Qaeda suspects: police (AFP
• Kirkuk police chief badly wounded by Iraq car bomb (AF
• Obama presses Iraqi leaders to end deadlock (Reuters)
• As Iraq war winds down, US military cleans up hazardous was
• Obama voices concerns over rocket attack in Iraq (AP)
• Obama: time to form Iraqi government 'without delay' (
• Three contractors killed in Green Zone rocket attack (
• Rocket attack kills 3 in Baghdad Green Zone (Reuters)
• Three killed in rocket attack on Baghdad's Green Zone
• Iraq needs $7 billion to rebuild industry: minister (A
• In Iraq, 5 US governors say conditions improving (AP)
• State Dept. planning to field a small army in Iraq (Mc
• Cubs look ahead after Piniella says he will retire (AP
• Does Armstrong still have shot at Tour stage win? (AP)
• Cole won't be going to Real, says Chelsea chairman (AF
• Wide-open US training camp begins under Coach K (AP)
• Serena Williams hoping to play at US Open (AP)
• Semenya waits on Commonwealth Games inclusion (AP)
• Cowboys sign 2 draft picks, Bryant among unsigned (AP)
• Giants stun Dodgers in heated game (Reuters)
• Hornets hiring Dell Demps as general manager (AP)
• Cent Ark coach apologizes for relationship (AP)
• Irish rider Roche furious with his AG2R teammate (AP)
• Wild prospects don skates, aprons during camp (AP)
• Ginepri's jitters fade in victorious hometown debut (A
• Record-low TV ratings for British Open final round (AP
• Time for Mayweather to fight Pacquiao (AP)
• German GP marks start of 2nd half of F1 season (AP)
• London 2012 on schedule despite budget cuts (AP)
• Iran says scientist provided information on CIA (AP)
• Growing China oil spill threatens sea life, water (AP)
• Ending the U.K. Census: Move Could Impact Policy, Budget
• UK govt pulls interactive spending cuts website (Reute
• Abbas: Specific US assurances on borders needed (AP)
• Mexico offers aid to survivors of day-care fire (AP)
• Mauritania: 12 years for kidnapper of aid workers (AP)
• Australia 88 all out against Pakistan (AFP)
• Bank of Canada raises rates, sees recovery slowing (Re
• Aussie opposition leader to appear on talent show (AFP
• Deadly cold snap hits Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (The C
• Pakistan's Fake-Degree Scandal Threatens Legislators (
• HIV: Finally, Positive Results from a Microbicide Trial
• Messy cleanup of BP oil spill damages the Gulf (AP)
• Will Blagojevich backpedal on vow to testify? (AP)
• Palin still a draw for hometown, Alaska (AP)
• Oakland votes to permit large marijuana farms (AP)
• Flight diverted after 30 hurt in severe turbulence (AP
• Autopsy scheduled on unidentified Calif. body (AP)
• Going whole hog: Foodies learn the art of butchery (AP
• Rubberized dam breaks at man-made Arizona lake (AP)
• Instruments from Elvis' embalming to be auctioned (AP)
• Officials: Replica shows NY bomb could have killed (AP
• Petition seeks to have wolves howl across US (AP)
• BP's altered photo distorts spill center activity (AP)
• Emotional toll for some survivors of oil rig blast (AP
• Police: Alleged freeway shooter was targeting ACLU (AP
• W.Va. gov, a popular Dem, to go for US Senate seat (AP
• Lesbian gets $35K settlement over canceled prom (AP)
• Racial tensions roil NC school board; 19 arrests (AP)
• Girl dies after being swept away by Ariz. flooding (AP
• Filibuster broken, jobless benefits may flow soon (AP)
• Sherrod not sure she would go back to Ag Dept (AP)
• Fed chief focused on keeping recovery alive (AP)
• Obama poised to sign sweeping financial overhaul (AP)
• Relief tunnel should reach BP Gulf well by weekend (AP
• US announces new sanctions against North Korea (AP)
• Ex-Romanian dictator Ceausescu and wife exhumed (AP)
• Scientists find most massive star ever discovered (AP)
• Despite short jail stint, Lohan won't be back soon (AP
• NHL rejects Kovalchuk's 17-year deal with Devils (AP)
• Obama to tout financial overhaul as good for economy (
• BP denies CEO leaving as it readies asset sales (Reute
• U.S. announces new sanctions against North Korea (Reut
• Tropical storm heads to China as flood toll hits 700 (
• Scotland says no conspiracy over Lockerbie release (Re
• California city approves marijuana farming (Reuters)
• At least 25 hurt in turbulence aboard United flight (R
• Financial system support up $700 billion in past year: watc
• Clinton announces new US sanctions on North Korea (AFP
• UN court orders war crimes retrial for ex-Kosovo PM (A
• Iranian circus delights Iraqis in ancient Babylon (AFP
• US envoy: Diplomatic presence in Iraq will shrink (AP)
• Ex-MI5 spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11 (AP)
• Three killed by Iraq car bomb (AFP)
• Iraq war raised UK terror threat: ex-MI5 spy chief (AF
• U.S. cleric warns Yemen could be next Iraq or Afghanistan
• Iraq's last Sabeans take sad New Year dip in Tigris (A
• UK "swamped" with threats after wars: ex-spy chief (Re
• Six Turkish soldiers killed by Kurdish rebels (AFP)
• Top Marine in Haditha case forced to retire (AFP)
• US Marine officer in Haditha case leaves service (AP)
• Iraqi cleric meets with PM candidate in Syria (AP)
• Sunni Awakening resolute in face of Iraq bombing (The
• Allawi, Sadr hold talks on forming Iraqi govt (AFP)
• Attack on British security firm in Iraq kills 4 (Reute
• Sanctions-hit Iran fuels oil smuggling in Iraq's north
• Tariq Aziz back in Iraqi court, says official (AP)
• US on track for Iraq troop drawdown: Biden (AFP)
• Play halted at British Open because of stiff wind (AP)
• Oosthuizen making a name for himself at Old Course (AP
• Maradona 'set to stay on' (AFP)
• Schleck holds small lead as Tour's Stage 12 begins (AP
• Wade says James 'didn't quit' on Cavs' playoff run (AP
• Magic match Bulls' offer sheet to retain Redick (AP)
• Michael Vick trustee seeks repayment of millions (AP)
• Red Sox routed after Steinbrenner tribute (Reuters)
• Kids sell lemonade to back Cavs owner after fine (AP)
• Ex-Indiana player Leary pleads guilty in fraud (AP)
• Contador on familiar terrain in Mende (Reuters)
• Wild signs Mikko Koivu to 7-year, $47M extension (AP)
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• BP spill costs up to $2.65B; denies CEO resigning (AP)
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• G20 offers no big boost for fearful markets (Reuters)
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• Pakistan Madrasahs Draw U.S. Students Despite Scrutiny
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• Nearly 70 dead as China floods continue (AFP)
• Canada needs security tsar, Air India probe says (Reut
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• Obama's still popular abroad _ but his policies aren't
• Facebook draws 7,000 to anti-Muslim pork sausage party in P
• Israel's Ultra-Orthodox Jews Clash with Secular Courts
• Obama tells G-20 nations to seal economic recovery (AP
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• Military investigates shooting at Ga. Army post (AP)
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• Times Square car bomb suspect indicted in NYC (AP)
• Blagojevich witness says he got job after donating (AP
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• Interim leader: Up to 2,000 dead in Kyrgyz clashes (AP
• Gulf oil full of methane, adding new concerns (AP)
• 3 killed, dozens injured in Minn. tornadoes (AP)
• Obama's spill recovery chief will be part-time (AP)
• Walgreen to stay in pharmacy benefit deal with CVS (AP
• Twitter a hit in Japan as millions 'mumble' online (AP
• Nobel-winning Portuguese novelist Saramago dies (AP)
• Serbia beats 10-man Germany 1-0 at World Cup (AP)
• Lakers edge Celtics in Game 7, win 16th title (AP)
• Investor mood lifts as BP survives spill grilling (Reu
• Swaps plan seen staying in Wall Street reform bill (Re
• Obama prods China on currency rates in G20 letter (Reu
• One million people caught up in Kyrgyz violence: U.N.
• Utah firing squad executes convicted killer (Reuters)
• Apology to BP's Hayward triggers uproar (Reuters)
• Times Square bomb suspect indicted in New York (Reuter
• U.S. envoy urges probe into Kyrgyz killings (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz leader says 2,000 may be dead in south (AFP)
• Firing squad execution for US murderer (AFP)
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• Turkey: May air raid killed 100 Kurdish rebels (AP)
• 100,000 Iraq refugees OKed for resettlement: UNHCR (AF
• Bafana Bafana defeat dents only part of South Africa's drea
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• Danny Boyle to oversee 2012 Olympic ceremony (AP)
• Dutch court convicts 5 Somalis in piracy trial (AP)
• Mandela attends great-granddaughter's funeral (AP)
• Afghan mineral wealth may be greater: $3 trillion (AP)
• Shell: $40B in Nigerian investments in jeopardy (AP)
• SAfrica man survives shooting, being hit by truck (AP)
• The Assassinated Hamas Leader and the Polish Connection
• Israel agrees to ease Gaza land blockade (AP)
• Brother of rebel leader arrives in Nicaragua (AP)
• Somalia's gov't orders probe into child soldiers (AP)
• Carney: don't take rate hike for granted (Reuters)
• Banksy artwork swiped from Aussie knicker mogul (AFP)
• Experts: U.S. has no long-term political strategy for Afgha
• Gaza flotilla raid: Will it change Turkey's regional role?
• Obama Vows Clean Energy Push, Green Groups Want Details
• Convicted murderer confesses to killing foster son (AP
• Sea creatures flee oil spill, gather near shore (AP)
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• Condemned Utah man is moved to observation cell (AP)
• Oil rig workers forced to job hunt after drill ban (AP
• Oil ends life on the water for Gulf boat captain (AP)
• NH professor pushes for return to slow reading (AP)
• Witness charts money flow in Blagojevich case (AP)
• BP chair: Sorry for 'small people' remark on Gulf (AP)
• Ala. prof charged in brother's 1986 shooting death (AP
• 9/11 workers attend NYC forum on health settlement (AP
• DA: 4 found dead at Mass. home in `horrific' scene (AP
• Spill coverage barriers remain despite promises (AP)
• Lawyers give final arguments in gay marriage case (AP)
• Feds: Woman took 506 pounds of pot to Ohio on jet (AP)
• BP CEO telling Congress he's 'devastated' by spill (AP
• New claims for jobless benefits rise sharply (AP)
• FCC set to reconsider broadband regulations (AP)
• Countries paying teen's rescue cost defend sea law (AP
• UN: 400,000 now uprooted by Kyrgyzstan unrest (AP)
• EU approves new sanctions on Iran (AP)
• EU leaders try to fix long-term economy problems (AP)
• AP-GfK poll shows gains for health care overhaul (AP)
• Contract: MJ doc requested lifesaving gear, nurse (AP)
• Argentina beats South Korea 4-1 at World Cup (AP)
• Grilling awaits BP boss as spill deal lifts shares (Re
• Jobless claims rise, inflation tame (Reuters)
• Israel says easing Gaza land blockade (Reuters)
• Europe eyes quick move on stress tests (Reuters)
• BP chief apologizes for "small people" remark (Reuters
• China warns finger-pointing could derail G20 (Reuters)
• Tension grips Kyrgyz south ahead of referendum (Reuter
• Swiss parliament approves UBS-U.S. tax deal (Reuters)
• Israel approves plan to ease Gaza blockade (AFP)
• BP executive faces angry US lawmakers over oil spill (
• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims deadly central bank attack (AP
• Qaeda in Iraq claims deadly central bank raid (AFP)
• Top cleric seen tipping Iraq's political balance (AP)
• In an Afghan Valley of Death, Good News -- for Now (Ti
• Justice: Blackwater case should have gone forward (AP)
• Turkish military kills 4 Kurdish rebels in Iraq (Reute
• Military: Turkish troops cross into northern Iraq (AP)
• Senator presses State for details on Iraq security (AP
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• HRW urges Iraq Kurds to ban female circumcision (AFP)
• Lakers rout Celtics, force Game 7 in NBA finals (AP)
• Howard on Slovenia win prediction: `Talk is cheap' (AP
• Australia pleas for Cahill leniency (AP)
• Brazil breaks through NKorean defense to win (AP)
• Haynesworth will skip Redskins mandatory minicamp (AP)
• Cowboys workers settle with builder over collapse (AP)
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• Kerr will not return as Suns's general manager (Reuter
• Bat choice for top college coaches (AP)
• Chile beat Honduras 1-0 to end winless run (AFP)
• Cyclists delay Swiss stage in Cavendish protest (AFP)
• New coach Arniel to be surrounded by own staff (AP)
• Federer gets top seeding at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Under the radar, Glover goes for another US Open (AP)
• Iran plans more powerful nuclear research reactor (AP)
• Kyrgyz army tries to get control in riot-hit south (AP
• 2 US service members killed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Attacks threaten unusual Turkish outreach to Kurds (AP
• First, China. Next: the Great Firewall of... Australia?
• European stocks fall on weak US housing data (AP)
• UN: Israel dismantles some West Bank checkpoints (AP)
• Calderon asks for Mexicans' support as toll rises (AP)
• 230 UN peacekeepers begin Congo withdrawal (AP)
• General explains drawdown plan for Afghanistan (AP)
• Toronto puts finishing touches on G20 preparation (Reu
• Rio Tinto invests 469 million in US mine (AFP)
• Immigration court backlog keeps asylum seekers in limbo
• Saville report on Bloody Sunday massacre exonerates victims
• "Unjustified and Unjustifiable": Bloody Sunday Inquiry Says
• Polar Heat Bringing Harder Winters (OneWorld.net)
• Wisconsin's Democrats have got the blues (AP)
• Gulf Coast welcomes Obama's pledge to restore land (AP
• Utah man facing firing squad denied federal stay (AP)
• Mass. researcher says he has ID'd 7 MIAs from WWII (AP
• Man who tried self-amputation thought of MacGyver (AP)
• Hispanic apparent winner in unusual NY election (AP)
• Ariz. lawmaker takes aim at automatic citizenship (AP)
• Scientists: Oil leaking up to 2.52M gallons daily (AP)
• Axelrod: BP cannot 'slow-walk' damage payments (AP)
• Gulf residents seek more than talk from Obama (AP)
• Alaska state official objects to polar bear plan (AP)
• Calif man who killed alleged molester is sentenced (AP
• Money troubles possible motive in family shooting (AP)
• LA cardinal's deposition in abuse case released (AP)
• Massey says teams find crack in W.Va. mine's floor (AP
• Son turns on aging father at NYC mob trial (AP)
• Drug dealer executed for 1978 slaying of Texas cop (AP
• After blasting BP, Obama now faces its leaders (AP)
• BP starts burning oil from leaking ruptured well (AP)
• 3 killed, homes damaged in Indonesia quakes (AP)
• Home construction sinks, building permits down (AP)
• Pakistan: Doctor examines bin Laden hunter from US (AP
• AP-GfK Poll bolsters congressional Democrats (AP)
• Israeli ministers to vote on easing Gaza blockade (AP)
• Apple, AT&T hit with glitches on new iPhone orders (AP
• Free NYC concert canceled after crowd gets unruly (AP)
• Chile beats Honduras 1-0 after Beausejour tap-in (AP)
• Obama to demand BP pay for oil spill damage (Reuters)
• Fed could emerge intact from Wall Street reform debate
• Senators raise doubts about Afghan war effort (Reuters
• Home building at five-month low post tax credit (Reute
• Israel pushes Gaza blockade talks to Thursday (Reuters
• Kyrgyz city still tense after ethnic fighting (Reuters
• EU, IMF deny planning Spain credit line (Reuters)
• Accident at BP Rotterdam refinery kills worker (Reuter
• Obama vows to make 'reckless' BP pay (AFP)
• Aid arrives for Kyrgyzstan refugee 'catastrophe' (AFP)
• HRW urges Iraqi Kurds to ban female circumcision (AP)
• Iraqi officials say bombs kill 1, wound 8 people (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,406 (AP)
• Iraqi conjoined twins to undergo surgery in Saudi (AP)
• Marine in Iraqi war crimes case to return to unit (AP)
• New Zealand late goal gets 1-1 draw (AP)
• Big 12 bounces back, lives to play again (AP)
• Howard shows teammates he'll play against Slovenia (AP
• Drogba cleared but does not start for Ivory Coast (AP)
• American football wants to woo foreign fans (Reuters)
• Burrell homers again in Giants win over Orioles (AP)
• Tom Izzo declines to give camper scoop on plans (AP)
• Shore, Reine carry Oklahoma past Virginia, 11-0 (AP)
• Pressure on Brazil to vanquish N.Korea in style (AFP)
• RadioShack seething over Tour of Spain omission (Reute
• AP source: Sharks D Rob Blake to retire (AP)
• Dementieva out of Wimbledon (AFP)
• Teenager gets 1-day caddie gig at US Open (AP)
• Danny Lopez heads Boxing Hall of Fame class (AP)
• In The Pits: Hamlin must avoid Buschlike collapse (AP)
• Israel security chief warns lifting blockade risky (AP
• Day of truth arrives for Bloody Sunday survivors (AP)
• Ireland expels Israeli over forged passports (AP)
• Chaos in Kyrgyzstan: Will Violence Cross the Border? (
• Bloody Sunday report revives N. Ireland's dark past (R
• Gunmen kill 15 Mexican officers in 2 attacks (AP)
• French court postpones Rwandan extradition decision (A
• Pakistan keep Sri Lanka down to 242-9 (AFP)
• Top U.S. court rejects Maher Arar's torture suit appeal
• Light plane crashes in Sydney neighborhood; 2 dead (AP
• Israeli flotilla inquiry inadequate, Turkey and others say
• Conspiracy theories rife in wake of Kenya bomb blasts
• Does Belgium's Election Spell the End of the Country?
• New Push to Make Motherhood Safe (OneWorld.net)
• Gibbs: Administration may seize claims processing (AP)
• BP gets OK to burn off captured oil, gas at sea (AP)
• 6-story Jesus statue in Ohio struck by lightning (AP)
• Cleanup crews must battle oil — and heat, humidity (A
• AP Interview: Fugitive hid 40 years in plain sight (AP
• Supply shortages slowing Gulf oil spill cleanup (AP)
• Grim recovery of Ark. flood victims nears its end (AP)
• Police search for motive in family shooting (AP)
• Doctors, prosecutors clash over painkillers (AP)
• Microsoft's Philly high school traveled rocky road (AP
• Miss. beaches largely unspoiled by Gulf oil gusher (AP
• Parents get apology, no motive, in murder of girl (AP)
• Utah Supreme Court denies man's death row appeal (AP)
• Envelopes with white powder sent to fed buildings (AP)
• Americans get most radiation from medical scans (AP)
• NC congressman apologizes for behavior on video (AP)
• Boy Scout battle over gays, rent goes to Pa. court (AP
• White House: Obama ready to seize claims process (AP)
• Red Cross: 'several hundred' dead in Kyrgyz unrest (AP
• Okla. flooding leads to dramatic rescues (AP)
• 5.7 quake rattles nerves in border region (AP)
• AP Interview: US teen sailor unfazed by ordeal (AP)
• Afghan government: 12 police, 6 civilians killed (AP)
• American claiming to be hunting bin Laden arrested (AP
• BET to give Prince lifetime achievement award (AP)
• Cowardly bullfighter: Mexican matador flees bull (AP)
• Celtics know perils of road closeout games (AP)
• BP to defend spill as Obama pitches "greener" U.S. (Re
• U.N. urges Kyrgyzstan to contain ethnic killing (Reute
• Armed couple detained at key military base (Reuters)
• Pakistan holds American reportedly hunting bin Laden (
• Israel sets up inquiry into deadly Gaza ship raid (Reu
• U.N. council "gravely concerned" at Korea ship sinking
• New "morning-after" pill effective and safe: FDA staff
• FBI files reveal Ted Kennedy death threats (Reuters)
• Kyrgyzstan withdraws foreign troops demand (AFP)
• Obama, oil chiefs face hot seat on key day of spill drama
• Iraqi official found with TNT, charged with terror (AP
• Judge releases Marine in Iraqi war crimes case (AP)
• Iraq's new parliament convenes (Reuters)
• US removing hazardous waste during Iraq withdrawal (AP
• Iraq parliament opens three months after polls (AFP)
• Iraq parliament sits; politicians say new government months
• State wants to form a mini-army for Iraq security (AP)
• Gunmen, bombs target Iraq central bank (Reuters)
• Green blunder hands U.S. draw with England (Reuters)
• Hewitt upsets Federer, wins Wimbledon warmup (AP)
• Audi captures 9th win at 24 Hours of Le Mans (AP)
• McNabb: Young Eagles must learn to deal with boos (AP)
• Angels beat Dodgers 4-2 in Freeway Series (AP)
• Izzo yet to announce future plans (AP)
• Marrero lifts ASU over Arkansas in 12 innings (AP)
• Slovenia record first finals victory over Algeria (AFP
• Cancellara wins Tour of Switzerland prologue (AP)
• Champion Blackhawks know changes are ahead (AP)
• Federer to meet old foe Hewitt in Halle final (AFP)
• Third round of State Farm postponed due to rain (AP)
• Franklin knocks out Liddell in 1st round (AP)
• Calderon wins 12-round unanimous decision (AP)
• Logano wins at Kentucky for third straight time (AP)
• Afghanistan's Karzai seeks support for Kandahar op (AP
• Head of British military to leave job early (AP)
• Slovenian student slain in WWII beatified (AP)
• Egypt cafe owner describes police beating death (AP)
• US, Cuba to hold immigration talks next week (AP)
• World Cup organiser mulls vuvuzela ban (AFP)
• Karzai appeals for support in Taliban heartland (AFP)
• Swiss bus crash kills two in Canadian tour group (Reut
• Has Ahmadinejad Weathered the Storm? (Time.com)
• Spirit Airlines pilots strike, stranding thousands (AP
• US teen dies in fall on SAfrica's Table Mountain (AP)
• Fire closes 2 interstates through Greensboro, NC (AP)
• Ark. campers had only seconds to escape from flood (AP
• Authorities raid Sizzler restaurants in Phoenix (AP)
• Oil spill covers geese, ducks in Utah (AP)
• 4 bodies found on plane that crashed into school (AP)
• Authorities: 5 killed in Seattle apartment fire (AP)
• In bold move, Colorado alters teacher tenure rules (AP
• Authorities widen search for missing Oregon boy (AP)
• Va. inmate: 'Only way to stop me' is death row (AP)
• One-time flagship Philly Catholic school closing (AP)
• Historic Polaroid collection going to NYC auction (AP)
• Uzbekistan says 75,000 refugees fled Kyrgyzstan (AP)
• Pastor consoles families after Ark. floods kill 18 (AP
• BP exec gives pep talk amid US tensions over spill (AP
• New rules for Wall Street must clear final hurdles (AP
• Report: Pakistani spy agency supports Taliban (AP)
• Teen sailor healthy, weary after 3 days adrift (AP)
• Kagan would sit out some big Supreme Court cases (AP)
• Police: Drive-thru order ends in food fight, brawl (AP
• Slovenia beats 10-man Algeria 1-0 in World Cup (AP)
• Heat on BP to improve oil spill response (Reuters)
• Kyrgyzstan's death toll rises to 84 as ethnic riots spread
• At least 18 dead in Arkansas flood (Reuters)
• Foxconn suicide probe to be made public (Reuters)
• Report says Pakistan meddling in Afghanistan (Reuters)
• Stricken teenage U.S. sailor rescued (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz forces given 'shoot to kill' powers (AFP)
• Pakistan spy agency 'has ties to Taliban' says study (
• Five killed as bombs target Iraq central bank (Reuters
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• Iraqi police say 12 killed, 25 wounded in blasts (AP)
• Two killed as five explosions rock Baghdad: official (
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• French tourists breathe new life into Iraq's past (AFP
• Iraqi parliament to open three months after elections
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• Will America ever love soccer like Brazilians? (The Ne
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• Why is the World Cup such a big deal? (The Newsroom)
• Nebraska, Boise move on; Big 12 tries to hang on (AP)
• FIFA looks at opening match empty seats (AP)
• Seahawks LB Hill closer to Seattle-area trial (AP)
• Mariners reliever Mark Lowe likely out for year (AP)
• Current, former NBA players aiming to improve AAU (AP)
• Cal State Fullerton beats UCLA 4-3 (AP)
• Pacy South Korea see off disappointing Greece (AFP)
• Contador to discover Alpe d'Huez (AFP)
• Li Na wins twice in a day to reach semis (AFP)
• Westwood, Willis share 1-stroke lead at St. Jude (AP)
• 2010 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductees (AP)
• Kurt Busch captures pole at Michigan (AP)
• London Olympic chief Coe backs BP sponsorship (AP)
• Slovakia coalition fighting for survival (AP)
• Pope on EU debt crisis: Save human 'capital' (AP)
• Is NATO to Blame for Russia's Afghan Heroin Problem? (
• France announces 45 bln euros in spending cuts by 2013
• Iran to start building new nuclear site by March (AP)
• Church: Cuba agrees to free political prisoner (AP)
• Ethiopia opposition to appeal new poll rejection (AFP)
• South Korea get off to flying start (Reuters)
• A year after post-election revolt, Iran 'in political purga
• Is Obama starting to prod Egypt on human rights? (The
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• Factory Suicides Expose Sorry Plight of China's Workers
• OJ jury makeup, judge conduct questioned in appeal (AP
• Calif. hostage standoff ends with man shot dead (AP)
• Pipe bomb, weed found outside Mass. VA hospital (AP)
• Ex-Marines, knitter among Blagojevich jurors (AP)
• Van der Sloot taken to prison on murder charge (AP)
• Witnesses, video reconstruct Calif. train shooting (AP
• French fishing vessel steams toward stranded teen (AP)
• Conn. man who tried to cut off arm in recovery (AP)
• BP's failures on the Gulf made worse by PR woes (AP)
• 5 officers charged in post-Katrina fatal shooting (AP)
• Atty: Minn. cop turned robber wanted to be killed (AP)
• World War II bomber 'Swamp Ghost' returns to US (AP)
• Plane crashes into eastern Arizona school (AP)
• Utah man makes last appeal to avoid firing squad (AP)
• Harvard student says he faces deportation from US (AP)
• Ban peanuts on planes? It's not nutty to allergics (AP
• French fishing boat rescues stranded Calif. teen (AP)
• Search for missing in Ark. flood could take weeks (AP)
• Kyrgyzstan asks Russia to help quell ethnic riots (AP)
• Spirit Airlines pilot strike could delay thousands (AP
• Official: Poland arrests alleged Mossad agent (AP)
• Spill oil to seep into supply chain as BP sells it (AP
• 5 Afghan police, NATO serviceman die in blasts (AP)
• Obama and GOP bicker over doctors' Medicare pay (AP)
• Conan, comedians play rock stars at Bonnaroo (AP)
• SKorea eases to 2-0 win over lackluster Greece (AP)
• Obama and Cameron to discuss BP oil spill crisis (Reut
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• At least 16 dead in Arkansas flood (Reuters)
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• Iran's Guards warn opposition on vote anniversary (Reu
• Kyrgyzstan appeals to Russian military as clashes kill 62
• Iran opposition says rulers crushing freedom (AFP)
• Bomb kills 2 Americans, 3 Iraqis on joint patrol (AP)
• 2 U.S. soldiers killed, 6 wounded in Iraq suicide attack
• Ex-UN arms inspector to face Iraq war inquiry (AP)
• Cup party starts, mourning Mandela absent (Reuters)
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• Jets reducing prices for 18,000 PSLs (AP)
• Celtics rebound at home to level see-saw NBA finals 2-2
• Texas, Texas A&M discuss Big 12 future (AP)
• Brajkovic repels Contador in cycling classic (AFP)
• Chicago celebrates Blackhawks' Stanley Cup win (AP)
• Fish ends Murray's reign as king of Queen's (AFP)
• Westwood opens with 7-under 63 for Memphis lead (AP)
• CAS reinstates Olympic medals for hammer throwers (AP)
• 26 killed, 450 hurt in new wave of Kyrgyz unrest (AP)
• Iran expects to hold trial soon for 3 Americans (AP)
• BP shares rebound despite dividend suspension talk (AP
• Euro Crisis: Tension over Currency for Sarkozy, Merkel
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• Palestinian shot dead after hitting Israeli police (AP
• Mexico police say gunmen kill 19 in rehab center (AP)
• World Cup kicks off in African celebration (Reuters)
• Reliance Ind. pays $1B for India broadband winner (AP)
• Canadian troops tread fine line on village patrols (Re
• Australian woman freed, leaves Yemen with her kids (AP
• McChrystal: Kandahar operation 'will happen more slowly'
• US Border Patrol shooting (new video) threatens Mexico drug
• Dutch Election: Voters Opt for Austerity (Time.com)
• Somali, with AIDS: 'You Find Out Very Quickly Who Your Frie
• Conflict seen between 2 deals for 9/11 responders (AP)
• Texas targets decades of abandoned ships off coast (AP
• Videos star in Calif. train station shooting trial (AP
• Just like pelicans, people can't avoid oil either (AP)
• Utah firing-squad inmate making clemency appeal (AP)
• Judge considers evidence in Johnson stalker case (AP)
• Plenty of Gulf volunteers, not enough work to do (AP)
• Aging con man to plead guilty to 2 more murders (AP)
• Issues remain after walkout by 12K Minn. nurses (AP)
• Police: Off-duty Md. trooper shot, killed (AP)
• Interview: Bill Clinton to Dems, 'Never give up' (AP)
• Alabama man executed in 1988 contract killing (AP)
• Humpback whale washes up dead on Long Island beach (AP
• Los Angeles police pursuit ends in deadly crash (AP)
• Searchers contact teen sailor lost at sea (AP)
• Trapped Conn. man tried cutting off his own arm (AP)
• OJ lawyer to make high court appeal for new trial (AP)
• Boats head to teen sailor drifting in Indian Ocean (AP
• Police: Dutchman says he knows Holloway location (AP)
• Pope begs forgiveness, promises action on abuse (AP)
• Retail sales drop 1.2 percent in May (AP)
• With each look at oil flow, the numbers get worse (AP)
• Ordinary Gazans hurt most by 3-year blockade (AP)
• World Cup opening ceremony with happy noise (AP)
• FBI investigating AT&T iPad security breach (AP)
• Lady Gaga calls her own shot at Citi Field (AP)
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• IKAROS spacecraft to unfurl solar sail, head to Venus
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• Pakistan Faces the Perils of Anti-Taliban Offensive (T
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• Kandahar 'offensive' scaled back; new goal to improve gover
• Yemen: Never mind Anwar al-Awlaki, the economy is a bigger
• Thai General Khattiya, Red Shirt Backer, Is Shot in Head
• Plugging Africa's Tech Gap, with Help from India (OneW
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• Judge to choose lead lawyers vs. Toyota by Monday (AP)
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• BP tries tube to siphon spewing Gulf oil to tanker (AP
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• LeBron gone! Celtics eliminate James and Cavs in 6 (AP
• Thai troops battle protesters as crisis deepens (Reute
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• Markets calm amid new austerity for Portugal (Reuters)
• Italy bribery scandal widens, casts pall on government
• Thai troops open fire on protesters, three dead (AFP)
• Three Pakistani men held in NY bomb probe (AFP)
• New al-Qaida in Iraq chief vows blood-soaked days (AP)
• Iran detains Iraqi soldier in border shooting incident
• Iraq's Qaeda names new "war minister", vows attacks (R
• Qaeda in Iraq names new 'war minister': SITE (AFP)
• Senate panel approves money for Afghan, Iraq wars (Reu
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• Protesters demand probe into murder of Iraqi journalist
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• Flyers force Game 7 vs. Bruins (AP)
• Cushing keeps AP Defensive Rookie award (AP)
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• Promoters cautious on 2nd Pacquiao-Mayweather deal (AP
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• Forlan's late strike gives Atletico Europa League title
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• Rogge: Africa must show it wants Olympics (AP)
• Blight devastates Afghan poppy crop; prices soar (AP)
• Europe's travelers ponder a summer turning to ash (AP)
• Chaos in Thailand as Dissident Leader Is Shot (Time.co
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• Chile cops raid house of Embassy detainee's friend (AP
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• David Cameron led Conservatives to power by moving to the c
• Cameron and Clegg: Two Heads Better Than One (Time.com
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• 9 indicted on charges of accessing Obama records (AP)
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• Student: Suspected impostor 'played the part good' (AP
• Emerging oil rig evidence shows lack of regulation (AP
• SC Gov. Sanford saw Argentine lover in Florida (AP)
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• Portland mayor fires police chief (AP)
• Green groups hope Gulf spill galvanizes movement (AP)
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• Karzai, Clinton wrap up visit in televised meeting (AP
• AP Source: NY AG probing 8 banks over securities (AP)
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• Boy who survived Libyan crash smiles at relatives (AP)
• Pope offers hope against suffering at Fatima Mass (AP)
• New claims for unemployment insurance inch down (AP)
• Offshore natural gas platform sinks off Venezuela (AP)
• Aide: Thai Red Shirt security chief shot in head (AP)
• NBC seeks to fan enthusiasm with social networks (AP)
• Disbelieve it: Canadiens eliminate Pens, 5-2 (AP)
• Obama to knock Republicans and emphasize jobs Thursday
• Red shirt military advisor wounded in Thai capital (Re
• FBI search near Boston in Times Square bomb probe (Reu
• BP to try new fix as oil spill threatens Gulf (Reuters
• Portugal agrees on new austerity measures (Reuters)
• Investigators in Libya scour site of crashed Airbus (R
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• British coalition holds first cabinet meeting (AFP)
• Red Shirt leader wounded as Thai demo turns violent (A
• Iraq toll in Sadr City blast rises to 9 (AP)
• Iraq, US begin talks over fate of Hebrew archive (AP)
• Baghdad attacks kill 10 (AFP)
• Colo. Army officer convicted of lesser charges (AP)
• Car bomb kills 7 in Shi'ite area of Iraqi capital (Reu
• Are Sadr militias rearming in Iraq's south? (The Chris
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• Three dead in Baghdad grocery bombing (AFP)
• Iraq drawdown on schedule, Pentagon says (Reuters)
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• TIME Interview: Allawi on Iraqi Election Chaos, Violence
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• After Iraq attacks, security forces describe hardships at B
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• Emirates to add Baghdad route (AP)
• Iran border guards arrest Iraqi fishermen: report (AFP
• Iraq squatter camp population on the rise: UN (AFP)
• New Tiger looks nothing like the old 1 (AP)
• Lookin At Lucky headed to Preakness (AP)
• Suns sweep Spurs to reach West finals (AP)
• Rondo, Celtics beat Cavs to even East semifinals (AP)
• Woods withdraws, may have bulging disk in back (AP)
• Saints coach Payton deflects lawsuit questions (AP)
• Suns sweep Spurs, reach NBA Western Conference finals
• Wittels' hit streak up to 41 games for FIU (AP)
• Ancelotti vows to maintain Chelsea winning streak (AFP
• Evans in pink as Farrar wins Tour of Italy second stage
• No place like home in this one — for visiting team (A
• Montanes beats Gil to win Estoril tennis title in Portugal
• Clark finally gets US win at Players Championship (AP)
• Boxing champ Pacquiao optimistic of 'congressman' title
• Webber leads Red Bull to victory at Spanish GP (AP)
• Filipinos vote amid violence, computer glitches (AP)
• Pressure mounts in Britain to form new govt (AP)
• Israeli plan for east Jerusalem clouds peace talks (AP
• U.K. Government Sits in Limbo as Leaders Race to Make a Dea
• Euphoria greets EU's $1 trillion rescue for euro (AP)
• 2 Israeli Arabs suspected of spying for Hezbollah (AP)
• Desperate parents abandon children in Haiti (AP)
• Judge acquits top aide to Zimbabwe prime minister (AP)
• Man arrested over possible Afghan plane attack (Reuter
• Australian TV show teaches Aboriginal language (AFP)
• Arroyo's shadow over Philippines election (The Christi
• France: Kickback Claims Mount in Pakistan Car-Bomb Case
• The assimilated terrorist: An outsider no longer (AP)
• Inferno on the Gulf: Witnesses recount rig blast (AP)
• Abruptly unemployed fishermen struggling to get by (AP
• Oil spill threatens already weakened wetlands (AP)
• US cancer costs double in nearly 20 years (AP)
• NTSB: No engine alarms before NY ferry dock crash (AP)
• DA seeks hate crime charges in NM swastika case (AP)
• Times Square plot may have cost as little as $7K (AP)
• For more children, dinner is coming from Uncle Sam (AP
• Obama: Education a responsibility of all Americans (AP
• 45-year-old civil rights slaying still unresolved (AP)
• Sugar plantation, Native Hawaiians in water battle (AP
• Protesters rally against drilling after oil spill (AP)
• 1st lady echoes King's call to brace for hardship (AP)
• Experts re-examine audio from Kent State shootings (AP
• AP source: Elena Kagan picked for Supreme Court (AP)
• Stocks surge on effort to ease Europe debt crunch (AP)
• BP struggles with list of ways to plug Gulf gusher (AP
• EU creates $1 trillion package to save euro (AP)
• Death toll in Russian mine blasts hits 32 (AP)
• Top CEOs getting a once-in-a-lifetime pay bonanza (AP)
• Ash clears over Europe; airports operate normally (AP)
• Barrier-breaking jazz star Lena Horne dies at 92 (AP)
• Oakland's Braden is perfect against Rays (AP)
• "Shock and awe" package lifts euro markets (Reuters)
• Obama to nominate Kagan for Supreme Court (Reuters)
• Fannie Mae asks for more federal aid after Q1 loss (Re
• U.S.: Pakistani Taliban behind NYC bomb attempt (Reute
• Oil spill solutions uncertain, slick spreads west (Reu
• UK parties says progress made on power-sharing (Reuter
• Pakistani soldiers clash with Taliban, 40 dead (Reuter
• EU's trillion dollar package sends markets soaring (AF
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• At least 84 killed in attacks across Iraq (AP)
• Dozens die in Iraq as battered Qaeda shows strength (R
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• Some of the recent attacks in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq attacks kill at least 24: security officials (AFP
• Baghdad airport tries to shed dangerous reputation (AF
• US confident Iraq now headed for new government (AFP)
• Kurds unite to negotiate posts in Iraqi government (AF
• Iraq recount 50 percent done (Reuters)
• Iraq's Talabani briefs Egypt's Mubarak on election (AF
• Iraq sends all but Baghdad vote results for ratification
• Turkish forces, aircraft hit Kurd rebels in Iraq (Reut
• Dragic, Suns put Spurs on brink of elimination (AP)
• Cubs SS Castro has record debut in win over Reds (AP)
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• LeBron has 21 in 1st quarter of Cavs' Game 3 romp (AP)
• Flyers top Bruins in Game 4, survive with 5-4 win (AP)
• Houston linebacker suspended for violating drug policy
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• Australia wrap up Davis Cup tie over Japan (AFP)
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• WADA recommends more EPO testing at Winter Games (AP)
• Pope accepts resignation of German bishop (AP)
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• Northern Ireland's Election: Surprise Results, Failed Allia
• Russia gives Poland long-sought Katyn files (AP)
• US military draws down deeply in Haiti (AP)
• Nigerian leader pays respects to family of late president
• Nepal's streets lively after crippling strike ends (AP
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• Gulf spill reminds America: The era of 'easy oil' is over
• Nazia Quazi case encourages Canadian Muslims to speak out
• Philippine Elections: Tech Snafus with PCOS Voting Machines
• AP INVESTIGATION: Blowout preventers known to fail (AP
• Pieces still missing in NYC car bomb plot puzzle (AP)
• Rape suspect eyed in attacks in Mo., Calif. (AP)
• Ex-Interior Sec Walter Hickel dies at 90 (AP)
• Police: No criminal intent in NH bus bomb scare (AP)
• Feds: Lawrence Taylor admitted paying for sex (AP)
• AZ debate shows low profile of Latino leadership (AP)
• Grand Ole Opry stage sat under 2 feet of water (AP)
• Montana, Idaho consider increased wolf hunt quotas (AP
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• More of Gulf closed to fishing because of spill (AP)
• Frequent terror scares have NYers wary, not scared (AP
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• Newton's apple tree bound for gravity-free orbit (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Bubble of methane triggered rig blast (AP
• Obama says health care law already helps millions (AP)
• Taliban threatens new attacks in Afghanistan (AP)
• Pakistan tests 2 missiles, wants nuke recognition (AP)
• Ash delays, reroutes trans-Atlantic flights (AP)
• US Sen. Bennett faces conservative test in Utah (AP)
• Shelby: Bank bill should include mortgage firms (AP)
• Fed chief tells graduates: don't worry, be happy (AP)
• Actress Lynn Redgrave to be laid to rest in NY (AP)
• LeBron scores 21 in 1st quarter, finishes with 38 (AP)
• Containment dome suspended just above U.S. Gulf leak (
• Pakistan investigates NY bomb plot Taliban link (Reute
• Obama touts healthcare in new bid to ease doubts (Reut
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• Pope accepts resignation of German bishop in sex probe
• British kingmaker party in power-sharing talks (AFP)
• Abbas gets go-ahead for indirect Israel peace talks (A
• Iraq's Kurds protest kidnap-slaying of journalist (AP)
• Turkish warplanes hit northern Iraq (AP)
• Turkish army strikes Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq (AF
• Bombs planted in home of policeman kill 3 in Iraq (AP)
• Marine sent to Calif. after conviction overturned (AP)
• Babylon ruins torn between preservation and profit (AP
• Wizards' Arenas out of halfway house in gun case (AP)
• Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts dies at 83 (AP)
• Holmes, Allenby share lead at Players Championship (AP
• Franzen has 4 goals, 6 points; Wings stay alive (AP)
• Raider or bust? Russell the latter (AP)
• Ethier hits slam in ninth innings for Dodgers (AP)
• Magic conjure up second easy victory over Hawks (Reute
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• Liverpool hold "constructive" meeting with Benitez (AF
• Tour of Missouri in doubt as state funding stalls (AP)
• Franzen sets Red Wings mark record with 6 points (AP)
• Ivanovic comeback gathers pace at Rome tennis Open (AF
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• City approves deal to start Baltimore IndyCar race (AP
• Dalai Lama tells AP: Exiles must press China talks (AP
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• Russia says pirates who held tanker are freed (AP)
• Analysis: Somalia hasn't capitalized on rifts (AP)
• Britain's Election Gives Conservatives the Lead, But Not a
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• Pentagon bans 4 Gitmo reporters for naming witness (AP
• Activists: Mother, son albinos killed in Burundi (AP)
• Pakistan mosque accused of strong militant ties (Reute
• Canada posts record jobs gain in April (Reuters)
• Mining firms push against Australian "super tax" (AFP)
• Pentagon bans McClatchy reporter from Guantanamo hearings
• Horse-trading begins amid messy UK election results (T
• Britain's Election is Over, but the Struggle to Form a Gove
• Training Young Mapuche Filmmakers in Chile (OneWorld.n
• Oil spill may endanger human health, officials say (AP
• Gulf oil spill ruining vibe on `redneck Riviera' (AP)
• Volunteers help clean while Tenn. still drying out (AP
• Chimp attack victim discharged from Ohio hospital (AP)
• NYers wary but not fearful after terror scares (AP)
• AP source: NH bus bomb scare a misunderstanding (AP)
• Survey: Sexual satisfaction ebbs for 45-plus set (AP)
• LA-area gunman kills 3 family members, wounds 1 (AP)
• DC officials try to improve EMS after girl's death (AP
• Mosque going up in NYC building damaged on 9/11 (AP)
• Ex-NFL star Lawrence Taylor charged with NY rape (AP)
• Arizona to eliminate speed cameras on highways (AP)
• Crew couldn't stop oil disaster; can they fix it? (AP)
• Utah court to hear appeal in firing squad case (AP)
• Shell to court: We're ready to drill Arctic Ocean (AP)
• Crews put out more than 140 miles of boom for oil (AP)
• Jobs up 290,000; jobless rate rises to 9.9 pct. (AP)
• Stocks stabilize after wild day, edge higher (AP)
• Cameron asks Lib Dems to help form UK govt (AP)
• Giant box close to being over oil-spewing well (AP)
• Investigators seek money courier in NYC bomb plot (AP)
• Europe tries to douse debt crisis (AP)
• America's favorite birth control method turns 50 (AP)
• Isabella top name for girls; Jacob No. 1 for boys (AP)
• Taylor Swift donates $500K for Nashville flood (AP)
• Magic beat Hawks 112-98, take 2-0 series lead (AP)
• Huge chamber being positioned over Gulf oil leak (Reut
• Contagion fears go global (Reuters)
• Goldman Sachs in settlement talks with SEC: report (Re
• Conservatives try to form government after UK election
• New ash cloud sparks re-routing: Eurocontrol (Reuters)
• Senate thwarts GOP attack on consumer watchdog (Reuter
• Nasdaq names stocks with cancelled trades (Reuters)
• Iran belongs to world's "nuclear club,": cleric (Reute
• British PM lets rivals mull power deal (AFP)
• US probes shock share plunge after market panic (AFP)
• Iraq vote winner asserts right to form government (AP)
• 'Big ideas' key to US surge success in Iraq: Petraeus
• Va. military jury finds Navy SEAL not guilty (AP)
• Iraq says Kuwait reparations are unsustainable (AFP)
• Iraqi Airways chief released by British court: ministry
• Iraqi Kurdish journalist kidnapped and killed (AFP)
• Kurds vow to back Shiite coalition choice for PM (AFP)
• Kuwait says finds Gulf War mass grave of Iraq troops (
• Iraq announces date for gas fields auction (AFP)
• Iraqi govt resolves oil row with Kurds (AFP)
• Iraq: Moving Toward a New Government, More Instability
• After Iraq election, Shiite parties announce alliance to fo
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• Serena advances to Rome quarterfinals (AP)
• Sharks beat Red Wings 4-3 in OT, lead series 3-0 (AP)
• Malkin, Fleury carry Penguins past Canadiens 2-0 (AP)
• Superman Returns: Howard, Magic crush Hawks 114-71 (AP
• Willis gets 5-year contract extension from 49ers (AP)
• Headley's single in 9th gives Padres win (AP)
• Magic rout Atlanta Hawks in second-round NBA opener (A
• Texas Tech seeks to have individuals dismissed (AP)
• Spurs seek fourth place finish with Man City win (AFP)
• Cyclist Pellizotti called before Coni for doping (AFP)
• Flyers hope home ice helps comeback (AP)
• Serena beats Petkovic to make Rome quarters (AFP)
• Players the 5th best — at least in America (AP)
• Graham to drive for dad at Indy 500 (AP)
• Olympic boxing champion Bohumil Nemecek dies at 72 (AP
• French court refuses extradition of Iranian to US (AP)
• Thieves steal 11 bronze statues in Iran's capital (AP)
• Taliban suicide squad targets Afghan govt compound (AP
• Where's Sarkozy? The French President's New Low Profile
• SS guard's statements used at Demjanjuk trial (AP)
• Palestinian leader gives peace talks 4 months (AP)
• US sends 2 Gitmo detainees to Spain, 1 to Bulgaria (AP
• Somali pirates board oil tanker; warship en route (AP)
• Militants attack government buildings in Afghan south
• Vale in talks with striking Sudbury union -report (Reu
• Aussie teen's round-the-world no record: manager (AFP)
• Ahmadinejad: Iran sanctions effort will undermine Obama
• Ireland airports reopen as Iceland volcano ash dissipates,
• Rwanda Genocide Law Used to Curb Opposition, Say Critics
• Leaders Go Public with HIV Tests (OneWorld.net)
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• Iraq PM's bloc says fraud may have cost it 750,000 votes
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• Guantanamo judge says detainee's trial won't begin for a ye
• Kyrgyzstan opposition takes over in Bishkek. What happens t
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• Two US soldiers killed in northern Iraq: military (AFP
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• Mexicali earthquake: Major 7.2 quake hits US-Mexico border
• The Dark Side of Brazil's Economic Miracle (Time.com)
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• NYC doormen may strike April 21 (AP)
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• Six soldiers, 30 militants killed in Pakistan offensive
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• Hu Jintao's U.S. Visit: Talks on Currency, Nuclear Iran
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• AP: Vatican waited years to defrock Arizona priest (AP
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• Deposition: Levada defends decision on Ore. priest (AP
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• Apple's much-anticipated iPad goes on sale (AP)
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• Ahmadinejad rejects Obama's "beautiful words" to Iran
• Jews outraged at Vatican scandal comparison (Reuters)
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• Men in Iraqi army uniforms kill 24 in Sunni area (AP)
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• Pakistan attorney general quits amid graft dispute (AP
• George Papandreou: The Greek Thinker (Time.com)
• Putin deepens ties with Chavez on Venezuela visit (AP)
• Hamas hints it wants to keep Gaza quiet (AP)
• Man sought for questions in death of Mexican girl (AP)
• Kenyan parliament passes draft constitution (AP)
• US says working with China on N.Korea (AFP)
• Canada police apologize for Polish immigrant's death (
• Australia says will not accept commercial whaling plan
• Beheadings become signature of Mexico's drug gangs (Mc
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• In Gentrifying Berlin, Revenge of the Anarchists (Time
• A Blueprint for Haiti's Redevelopment (OneWorld.net)
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• Obama: US would go bankrupt without health changes (AP
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• FBI warns extremist letters may encourage violence (AP
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• 3 dead, 4 hurt in blast, fire at Wash. refinery (AP)
• U.S. to begin 'intel-based' targeting of air travelers
• Sounds heard in China mine where 153 trapped (AP)
• Source: Charlie Sheen wants to bow out of sitcom (AP)
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• U.S. to impose new airline security measures (Reuters)
• Obama, Medvedev to sign landmark nuclear arms pact (Re
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• Leader of Iraqi Shiite party gives boost to Allawi (AP
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• Sadrists, Iraq's new kingmakers, hold sway in vote (AF
• Six Iraq al Qaeda leaders killed or arrested: U.S. (Re
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• Iraq says March deadliest month so far this year (AFP)
• US sanctions London-based Al-Qaeda 'gunrunner' (AFP)
• Iraq Shi'ite party open to alliance with Allawi (Reute
• Iraqi health official gunned down at home (AFP)
• Iraq's Kurds want a voice in exchange for support (AP)
• Abducted Army linguist glad to be back in US (AP)
• Iraq Election: Media Call Allawi Win, Deadlock Remains
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• Dead soldier's father must pay organizer of anti-gay protes
• Tar Heels, Flyers to play for NIT title (AP)
• Moore leads Huskies back to the Final Four (AP)
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• Skinner fired as Boston College basketball coach (AP)
• Vikings sign defensive end Mike Montgomery from Packers
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• Tar Heels beat Rhode Island in NIT semifinals (AP)
• Henry's return to Arsenal sets stage for 'dream tie' (
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• Berdych upsets top seed Federer at Miami tennis (AFP)
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• Parliament panel in Belgium approves banning burqa (AP
• UK 'Climategate' inquiry largely clears scientists (AP
• Geneva prosecutor: can't reopen Zardari case (AP)
• E.U. Members Sell Weapons with Torture Potential (Time
• England and United in anxious Rooney injury wait (AFP)
• Brazil trial in US nun killing delayed (AP)
• Central Africa opposition says new vote date too soon
• US pledges 5 million dollars to Khmer Rouge court (AFP
• G8 increases pressure on Iran over nuclear program (Re
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• VA doctors prohibited from prescribing medical pot (AP
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• FAA, NTSB investigate near mid-air crash over SF (AP)
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• Man fleeing Ohio police jumps fence — into prison (AP
• Cops: Minn. man trapped, shot ex with kids in car (AP)
• Suicide-slaying suspected in deaths of 4 in NC (AP)
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• Suicide car bomb kills 13 in attack on Iraqi gov't building
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• Obama to meet Dalai Lama despite Chinese warning (Reut
• Dubai near certain Mossad behind Hamas killing: report
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• Biden: US got 'money's worth' from stimulus act (AP)
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• U.S. to return envoy to Syria after five-year absence
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• Connecticut stuns No. 3 Villanova 84-75 (AP)
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• Police: Kiev mayor's daughter robbed in France (AP)
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• At Winter Olympics, figure skating coach wears three differ
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• Police: Man stabs, kills estranged wife at Walmart (AP
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• Taliban's top military commander captured (AP)
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• Australia's jihad attack plotters jailed up to 28 years
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• Schools close as South starts getting rare snow (AP)
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• Administration may abandon civilian 9/11 trial (AP)
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• Toyota to expand disclosure amid pressure on CEO (AP)
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• Looming NATO offensive raises few Afghan spirits (Reut
• China demands U-turn on Obama's Dalai Lama meet (AFP)
• Eurozone recovery stalls amid Greek rescue doubts (AFP
• Raid on arms smugglers in Iraq kills 5 villagers (AP)
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• Kidnapping of American in Iraq sparked by faltering reconci
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• New report: Consumers spent modestly in January (AP)
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• Changes proposed in how psychiatrists diagnose (AP)
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• Fans delighted by DeGeneres' 'Idol' debut (AP)
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• Iran says nuclear fuel deal "still on the table" (Reut
• Pakistan has "credible information" Mehsud dead (Reute
• Clashes erupt in Sri Lanka over general's arrest (Reut
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• Reuters: US military releases Iraqi photographer (AP)
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• Iraq to open 10-15 posts in Jordan as part of worldwide vot
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• Canada's Flaherty: Haiti needs a break on its debt (Re
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• China: U.S. arms sales to Taiwan hurt national security
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• Officials voice opposition to 9/11 trials in NYC (AP)
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• Gates makes $10 billion vaccines pledge (AP)
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• View from Mt. Doud: Saudi Arabia says offensive against Yem
• India vs. China: Whose Economy Is Better? (Time.com)
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• Nancy Kerrigan's dad to be laid to rest in Mass. (AP)
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• Clinton seeks answer to sticky dispute with Japan (AP)
• Mark McGwire finally admits using steroids (AP)
• China to look into AP report of cadmium in jewelry (AP
• Hippo escapes from flooded Montenegrin zoo (AP)
• 'Cougars,' 'cubs' unwelcome on Carnival cruises (AP)
• Cowell says he's leaving `Idol' for `X Factor' (AP)
• China surprises with bank reserve hike, markets hit (R
• Iran blames U.S., Israel in killing of scientist (Reut
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• Yemen forces kill 19 Shi'ite rebels, arrest 25 (Reuter
• China unveils anti-missile test after Taiwan sale (Reu
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• Tony Blair's communications chief defends dossier (AP)
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• Blair vowed military support if Iraq diplomacy failed
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• Iraq invasion in 2003 was illegitimate: Dutch probe (A
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• Car bomb threat prompts Baghdad security lockdown (AFP
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• 2 Navy SEALs' detainee abuse trials moved to Iraq (AP)
• Itching for battle, U.S. troops in Iraq stage fight nights
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• Cardinals round out playoff field with OT win (AP)
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• Ogilvy starts season by winning again at Kapalua (AP)
• TV ratings up for first day of NFL playoffs (AP)
• Report: Derek Jeter to be married in November (AP)
• Teammate remembers Arenas as Wizards pull product (AP)
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• Algeria loom for miracle workers Mali (AFP)
• Armstrong says Contador rivalry to intensify (AFP)
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• Pacquiao to fight Clottey in Dallas (Reuters)
• FIA to appeal overturning of Briatore lifetime ban (AP
• Ebersol: NBC expects to lose money on Olympics (AP)
• NATO: 6 foreign troops killed in Afghan fighting (AP)
• Radio: 2 arrests in attack on Togo soccer team (AP)
• Yemeni radical cleric warns of foreign occupation (AP)
• Somali faces terror charge for cartoonist attack (AP)
• How Can Pakistan Fight the Threat of Taliban Terrorism?
• Official: NIreland leader to step down temporarily (AP
• Israel to build 2 fences on porous Egyptian border (AP
• French Guiana, Martinique reject autonomy proposal (AP
• Angola says attackers arrested; Togo out of Cup (Reute
• China says missile defense system test successful (AP)
• Australian World War II shipwreck filmed (AP)
• CIA suicide bomber appears in video with Pakistani Taliban
• Opposition lawyer wins Croatia presidential runoff, exit po
• Europe's Gay Leaders: Out at The Top (Time.com)
• Study: Youth now have more mental health issues (AP)
• AP: Feds probe cadmium in kids' jewelry from China (AP
• Jury selection tough as Kan. abortion trial begins (AP
• What caused NJ airplane's landing gear to fail? (AP)
• Dad in balloon boy hoax begins jail time Monday (AP)
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• Cities struggle to find new uses for auto plants (AP)
• Farmers fight back against animal rights groups (AP)
• Study: Newspapers still a step ahead in local news (AP
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• Despite dangers, some get illicit silicone shots (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Road projects don't help unemployment (AP)
• In Hasan case, superiors ignored their own worries (AP
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• NKorea calls for peace talks, end to sanctions (AP)
• Republicans cite Lott in calling for Reid to quit (AP)
• GM may reopen some factories to meet higher demand (AP
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• Blagojevich: 'I'm blacker than Barack Obama' (AP)
• NBC ending Leno's nightly prime-time show (AP)
• Dansby's fumble return in OT gives Cards 51-45 win (AP
• Six NATO servicemembers killed in Afghanistan (Reuters
• Trial in Kansas abortion doctor's slaying begins (Reut
• Fed unlikely to be swayed by jobs data: Bullard (Reute
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• U.S. envoy says North Korea rights record "appalling"
• Denmark adds terrorism charge to cartoonist attack (Re
• Clinton to talk bases, security on Pacific swing (Reut
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• Two held in Angola after Togo attack (AFP)
• Six foreign troops killed in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Iran MPs 'slam Saudi remarks on Iraqi Shiite cleric' (
• Bomb wounds 3 guards of Iraqi lawmaker (AP)
• Probe into allegations British troops 'executed' Iraqi
• Iraqi forces 'integrating' anti-Qaeda fighters: US (AF
• Jordan town drops plan to name area after Saddam (AP)
• Iraqi in Blackwater case rejects compensation deal (AP
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• GIs return to their war zone and find it peaceful (AP)
• Iraq seeks improvement in boxing (AFP)
• Iraq confiscates arms in private security crackdown (R
• Manning wins record 4th AP MVP (AP)
• Vonn wins 4th straight World Cup downhill (AP)
• Clijsters tops Henin in final of Australian warmup (AP
• Henin withdraws from Sydney with injured leg (AP)
• National Football League MVPs (AP)
• AP source: Astros, Myers agree to $5 million deal (AP)
• Carter sprains shoulder in Magic's third straight loss
• Kuksiks, Abbott lead Sun Devils past Huskies (AP)
• Big freeze truncates Premiership programme (AFP)
• Danish cycling team Saxo Bank loses sponsor early (AP)
• Stars slip past Isles in DiPietro's return (AP)
• Clijsters beats Henin in thrilling Brisbane final (AFP
• Europe takes lead over Asia in Royal Trophy (AP)
• Pacquiao camp says fight with Clottey set for March (R
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• Conservationists file piracy claim against whalers (AP
• UK police: 3 arrested after Heathrow bomb threat (AP)
• Migrants bused from riot-struck Italian town (AP)
• Croatians vote for president to lead EU entry (AFP)
• US denies any plane entered Venezuelan airspace (AP)
• Indian set on fire in latest Australia attack (AFP)
• How cold is Europe? Even Norway's buses can't take it.
• Sudan: 'Wake-Up Call' to Intl Community (OneWorld.net)
• Unruly passengers cause 2 flights to change course (AP
• Gumby animator Art Clokey dies at 88 in California (AP
• Analysis: Obama's buck-stopping goes only so far (AP)
• Report: Grand jury apparently probes gate-crashers (AP
• Nader still fighting over alleged '04 conspiracy (AP)
• Manslaughter defense possible in abortion killing (AP)
• Officials scoff at balloon dad's new media blitz (AP)
• Calif. gay marriage defendant wants out of case (AP)
• Court rules in favor of octuplets mom Suleman (AP)
• After year in Afghanistan, platoon savors home (AP)
• Where did SF Bay's sea lions go? Try Oregon Coast (AP)
• US troops, kin face cuts in base services (AP)
• Probe of Sheriff Joe Arpaio moving forward (AP)
• Icy hazards persist through US, deep into South (AP)
• Main Street to Wall Street: We don't buy the rally (AP
• Source: DA to seek indictment of Jackson doctor (AP)
• CIA bomber calls for attacks on US in video (AP)
• Government health insurance option appears doomed (AP)
• Man arrested in Newark airport security breach (AP)
• Somber Christmas terror suspect pleads not guilty (AP)
• Togo goalie: 3 dead after attack in Angola (AP)
• Xe Services aiming for Afghan police training deal (AP
• Afghan president presents second Cabinet list (AP)
• Second suspect in NYC terror probe due in court (AP)
• Conan may find door open at Fox if he bolts NBC (AP)
• Mora out as coach of Seahawks; Carroll next? (AP)
• Obama launches new push for healthcare overhaul (Reute
• CIA bomber video calls for attacks on U.S (Reuters)
• Two of Togo soccer Cup delegation die after ambush (Re
• New Karzai cabinet snubs warlords (Reuters)
• UK police arrest 3 passengers on plane at Heathrow (Re
• Chavez says Venezuela jets intercepted U.S. plane (Reu
• Iran Supreme Leader urges firm action over riots (Reut
• Employers slash jobs in Dec, pressuring Obama (Reuters
• Two dead in Togo football team bus attack: official (A
• CIA attack 'revenge' for Taliban death: video (AFP)
• Fate of 15 Iraqi political parties in balance (AP)
• US to review court decision on Blackwater killings (AF
• Iraqi archaeologists find ancient Sumerian settlement
• Alabama No. 1 in final AP poll for 7th time (AP)
• McCoy-Gilbert transition comes early for Longhorns (AP
• Dareus makes big plays in Tide's 37-21 win (AP)
• Ingram pulls double whammy: Heisman, BCS title (AP)
• Vonn wins World Cup downhill in Austria (AP)
• Mangini staying with Browns (AP)
• Selig open to Japan-MLB series; talk preliminary (AP)
• Gallinari three-pointers help Knicks past Bobcats (Reu
• Players in title game like BCS system (AP)
• Ferguson insists United debts not stopping him spending
• Howard stops 51 shots, Red Wings edge Kings 2-1 (AP)
• Roddick to take year off Davis Cup (AFP)
• PGA Tour season gets under way in Hawaii (AP)
• Mayweather blasts Pacquiao after talks collapse (Reute
• Italian motorcyclist injured in Dakar Rally crash (AP)
• Hiroshima, Nagasaki still interested in 2020 bid (AP)
• Taiwan firm: China got Iran part with nuke uses (AP)
• Sri Lanka rejects UN conclusion on execution video (AP
• Explosion in south Pakistan house kills at least 8 (AP
• Indonesian Muslims and Christians Argue over Allah (Ti
• GM Europe plans model revamp (AP)
• Paraguay president has prostate surgery (AP)
• Arrests after Eygpt Copt killings (AFP)
• Experts say terror watch lists have limited uses (AP)
• Canada jobs recovery stalls in December (Reuters)
• Australia slam Indian paper's Ku Klux Klan cartoon (AF
• Obama takes responsibility, won't order firings in bomb plo
• Israel successfully tests Iron Dome missile shield (Th
• Slovakia-Ireland Explosives Plant Foils Air Security (
• Mind-reading systems could change air security (AP)
• FBI arrests 2 in NYC terrorism investigation (AP)
• Christmas plane attack case will test defense (AP)
• New smog rule could be a surprise to some counties (AP
• Cops: Suspected shooter among dead at Mo. plant (AP)
• 240-year-old Maine elm tree to be chopped down (AP)
• Peaches, apples may benefit from Deep South freeze (AP
• Fla.'s Big Chill: Iguanas drop, manatees huddle (AP)
• Vermont bill could require hunters to wear orange (AP)
• Restoration of lost Scientology materials complete (AP
• TV show crucial in Thanksgiving Day killings case (AP)
• Gays vow fight as NJ same-sex marriage bill fails (AP)
• Restaurant food has more calories than advertised (AP)
• Blast at Ind. steel plant kills 1, injures 4 (AP)
• Turner bid for Yellowstone bison draws protest (AP)
• Experts debate Ohio's 1-drug lethal injection (AP)
• Officials confirm probe of AZ sheriff, his office (AP)
• Economy loses 85K jobs, unemployment rate steady (AP)
• Snow pushes east after fatal jaunt through Midwest (AP
• Drug benefit expanded to 1 million more seniors (AP)
• Obama orders up more air security, intel sharing (AP)
• Portugal parliament votes to permit gay marriage (AP)
• UPS to cut 1,800 jobs in US segment realignment (AP)
• Web site: Iranian opposition leader car shot at (AP)
• MagicJack's next act: disappearing cell phone fees (AP
• Source: NBC weighing Leno return to late-night (AP)
• After scare, No. 1 Alabama beats No. 2 Texas 37-21 (AP
• Employers unexpectedly cut jobs in December (Reuters)
• Two more arrested in suspected New York bomb plot (Reu
• Nigerian bomb suspect to face charges in Detroit (Reut
• U.S. senators defend Pakistan drone attacks (Reuters)
• Gates backs critique of spy agencies in Afghanistan (R
• Four dead in Missouri ABB factory shooting (Reuters)
• Former Bush lawyer charged with attempted murder (Reut
• Karzai: Afghan corruption "blown out of proportion" (R
• Tight security as Nigerian bomb suspect due in US court
• Sri Lanka faces new pressure over war crimes (AFP)
• Iraq Sunni leader may be kept from election (AP)
• US congressman discusses Iraqi refugees in Lebanon (AF
• Iraq bars 14 politicians, parties from election (AFP)
• CIA bomber's wife says war must go on against US (AP)
• Iran lawmaker says US hikers not to be freed soon (AP)
• British troops feared civilian casualties in Basra (AP
• U.N. experts urge Iraq, U.S. to pursue Blackwater case
• Iraq and Iran to meet to draw border: Mottaki (AFP)
• Iraq, Iran start talks on disputed border area (Reuter
• Iran foreign minister in Iraq over border dispute (AP)
• Anti-terror chief among seven killed in Iraq blasts (A
• Iraq, Iran to meet next week on borders: Mottaki (AFP)
• Bombings target Iraqi army commander, kill 7 (Reuters)
• Anti-terror chief among 7 killed in Iraq blasts: police
• US soldier dies in Iraq; death not combat related (AP)
• Protests grow over new US travel watchlist (AFP)
• Cancer - The Deadly Legacy of the Invasion of Iraq (On
• Iraqi dad charged with murder may need mental exam (AP
• U.S. convoy's driving questioned in wreck that kills Iraqis
• Yemen opposes any direct US military intervention (AP)
• Fight against fat goes high-tech with new devices (AP)
• 'Avatar' races to $4.8M opening day in China (AP)
• Hirschbeck hopes Alomar gains Hall election (AP)
• Randy Johnson retires after 22 seasons (AP)
• Banking chief Dodd to leave Senate: sources (Reuters)
• Obama says bomb attempt an intelligence "screw-up" (Re
• Global financial regulation overhaul seen in 2010 (Reu
• Japan deputy PM to be finmin, raising fiscal questions
• Karzai seeks new cabinet before London conference (Reu
• Retail sectors saw growth in December: SpendingPulse (
• U.S. missile strike kills three in Pakistan (Reuters)
• Yemen arrests three Qaeda militants, targets leader (R
• US intel chief vows action after Obama rebuke (AFP)
• Yemen captures key Qaeda chief as embassies reopen (AF
• 5 Iraqis killed in traffic accident with US forces (AP
• Iraq cabinet approves oil deals with foreign firms (AF
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,372 (AP)
• Iraq frees leader of group behind Britons' kidnap (AFP
• Iraq says militant leader linked to hostages freed (Re
• Iraq to file US lawsuits over oil-for-food: minister (
• Iraq records 77 executions for terrorism offences in 2009
• Iraq cabinet approves four major oil field deals (AFP)
• Blair to face Iraq war inquiry, big demand for seats (
• Arenas meets with authorities on guns in locker (AP)
• Ex-chair of NFL brain panel denies link to disease (AP
• Morris will return as Buccaneers coach (AP)
• French court overturns Briatore's suspension (AP)
• Teams looking ahead, coaches looking for work (AP)
• Disappointed Giants owner vows big changes to NFL team
• AP source: Red Sox and Beltre close to 1-year deal (AP
• Southern, N.O. tops Northwestern State 95-89 in OT (AP
• League Cup semi falls victim to winter freeze (AFP)
• Kings end San Jose's eight-game winning streak (AP)
• Monfils holds off Dent at Brisbane tennis (AFP)
• Woods' Australian visit brought millions to locals (AP
• Fight dispute headed for mediation (AP)
• Vonn's injury still playing on her mind (AP)
• War crimes fears force Israelis to cancel UK trip (AP)
• Iran accepts Clinton non-deadline on nuclear talks (AP
• NATO official: US spy work lacking in Afghanistan (AP)
• UN stops food aid to 1 million in southern Somalia (AP
• Will New Airport Body Scanners Stop Terrorist Attacks?
• Iraq inquiry restarts as Blair appearance looms (AFP)
• Colombia extradites alleged pyramid scammer to US (AP)
• South Sudan vote could lead to war, says top adviser (
• Japan finance minister wants to go after budget battle
• No evidence Indian's death racially motivated: Aus (AF
• Turmoil in Iran could make nuclear sanctions more effective
• Iran uses Internet as tool against protesters (The Chr
• South chilled by Arctic winds, record snow in East (AP
• Trash to gas: Landfill energy projects increasing (AP)
• Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams slightly hurt in crash (AP
• 3 people die in Detroit house fire; 1 escapes (AP)
• Dallas police aim to help, not jail, prostitutes (AP)
• SC county GOP leaders vote to censure Sen. Graham (AP)
• Spotty enforcement for new US air screening rules (AP)
• Top GM lobbyist to step down in DC office shake-up (AP
• Mo. trucker's sons charged in slaying of Ohio man (AP)
• US court rejects Zacarias Moussaoui's appeal (AP)
• As dog racing drops, greyhound adoption need rises (AP
• Indigenous immigrants to be counted in 2010 Census (AP
• 2009 tourism down but NYC is top US destination (AP)
• Hunting newborn tests for super-rare gene diseases (AP
• Disgraced Miss. judge reports to federal prison (AP)
• Oil rises to near $82 on stocks, cold weather (AP)
• NJ airport security breach noticed by bystander (AP)
• Pa. principal hits boy with SUV, delays saying so (AP)
• Yemen shows frictions with US over terror fight (AP)
• Obama to announce new airline safety measures (AP)
• 1,000 people homeless on Solomons after tsunami (AP)
• AP sources: Bomber at CIA base was a double agent (AP)
• US health spending slowed in 2008 (AP)
• Americans' job satisfaction falls to record low (AP)
• Las Vegas federal building shootout leaves 2 dead (AP)
• Google poised to take wraps off new mobile phone (AP)
• Socialite daughter of New York Jets owner has died (AP
• Boise State pulls out 17-10 Fiesta Bowl win (AP)
• Yemen launches major offensive against al Qaeda (Reute
• Obama to unveil counterterrorism reforms (Reuters)
• Democrats in final push on healthcare overhaul (Reuter
• Karzai to try again with new cabinet line-up (Reuters)
• Report shows U.S. healthcare spending growth slows (Re
• Jordanian with Qaeda ties killed CIA workers: report (
• Iran renews execution threat against protesters (Reute
• Israel to build more homes in East Jerusalem (Reuters)
• US embassy in Yemen reopens after Qaeda threats (AFP)
• CIA Afghan base bomber was Qaeda triple agent: militants
• Iraqi police seize artifacts amid smuggling fears (AP)
• Visiting Iraq, US senators 'regret' Blackwater ruling
• Iraq weighing options after Blackwater guards cleared
• Iraq will file lawsuits against Blackwater (Reuters)
• Redskins fire coach Jim Zorn after 4-12 season (AP)
• Jets earn playoff spot with 37-0 rout of Bengals (AP)
• Cowboys win NFC East with 24-0 victory over Eagles (AP
• Source tells AP: Redskins will fire Zorn on Monday (AP
• Ravens clinch playoffs with 21-13 win over Raiders (AP
• Zorn fired as Redskins coach after 4-12 season (Reuter
• NBA players say owning guns is OK, if done legally (AP
• No. 7 Duke tops No. 21 Clemson 74-53 in ACC opener (AP
• Angry Ferguson to wield axe after FA Cup loss (AFP)
• US, Canada advance to world junior final (AP)
• Russians win tennis thriller against Germany (AFP)
• Confusion in Europe after US demands more security (AP
• US suspect in Pakistan defends 'jihad' plans (AP)
• Afghan attacks kill 4 US troops, British soldier (AP)
• Iran's Opposition Braces for Next Round After Protests
• Cycling team aims for Tour triumph in five years (AFP)
• Mexico nabs 3rd brother in reputed drug family (AP)
• Cook leads England recovery in third Test (AFP)
• Karzai orders Afghan parliament to suspend break (Reut
• Dementia could cost Canada $1 trillion: report (Reuter
• Australia condemns Indian's murder (AFP)
• Afghan parliament wins kudos for blocking Karzai appointees
• What's behind North Korea's new 'peace offensive'? (Th
• Yellow River Oil Spill a Reminder of Chinese Pollution
• Blagojevich competing on `Celebrity Apprentice' (AP)
• Outdoors delight: Maine triples conserved acreage (AP)
• Sen. John Kerry undergoing 2nd hip replacement (AP)
• Ohio native, ex-Navy Seal killed in Afghan bombing (AP
• State budget pictures bleak as lawmakers head back (AP
• Tunnels beneath Vegas a refuge for homeless people (AP
• Advocate uses texting to warn of AZ crime sweeps (AP)
• Famed Miss. judge to report to federal prison (AP)
• Rustlers ride wideopen range of Great Basin (AP)
• Snowboarder remains in critical condition in Utah (AP)
• TV show led to arrest in 4 Thanksgiving killings (AP)
• Networks blur policy of not paying for interviews (AP)
• Ariz. girl accidentally runs over, kills brother (AP)
• Passengers on US-bound flights face more screening (AP
• Yemen: 2 al-Qaida militants killed in clash (AP)
• Census Bureau kicks off once-a-decade head count (AP)
• Obama ends Hawaiian holiday, returns to Washington (AP
• Destructive tsunami crashes over Solomon Islands (AP)
• Flights behind schedule after NJ security breach (AP)
• Stocks open higher following overseas gains (AP)
• Dubai opening world's tallest building amid crisis (AP
• `Avatar' rules with $68.3M, tops $1B worldwide (AP)
• Cowboys win NFC East; Ravens, Jets reach playoffs (AP)
• New U.S. air traveler screening focuses on 14 nations
• Yemen kills rebels it says behind threat to U.S. embassy
• Newark air terminal locked down over security (Reuters
• Five Americans say no plan to attack inside Pakistan (
• Iran says several foreigners arrested in protests (Reu
• Big chill grips Asia, little economic impact seen (Reu
• Chinese firms evade U.S. Iran sanctions: report (Reute
• U.S. judge rejects leniency for UBS informant (Reuters
• Tougher checks on US-bound flights over attack fears (
• Five US, British troops die in Afghan attacks (AFP)
• PM says Iraq will file lawsuit against Blackwater (Reu
• Iraq has filed case against Blackwater: PM (AFP)
• Iraqi PM vows justice in Blackwater shooting case (AP)
• Iraq names new north oil chief (AFP)
• Three policemen killed in north Iraq blasts (AFP)
• Iraq says 5th UK hostage may be returned in days (Reut
• Body of fifth UK hostage to be handed over: Iraq (AFP)
• Texas Tech trainer didn't agree with treatment (AP)
• McCluster-led Ole Miss beats OSU in Cotton Bowl (AP)
• Tejada's OT kick gives Arkansas 20-17 win over ECU (AP
• Monty says Woods will no longer be the same threat (AP
• St. Louis Blues fire coach Andy Murray (AP)
• Colts WR Taj Smith faces drunken driving charge (AP)
• Arenas takes responsibility for 'bad judgment' (AP)
• Like Mike: Tech wins shootout after Leach fired (AP)
• Beckham lauds Capello, passionate about England (AFP)
• Blackhawks beat Blues 6-3, spoiling coach's debut (AP)
• Clijsters starts New Year in style in Brisbane (AFP)
• Evans beats Silva at UFC 108 (AP)
• Holyfield and Botha to fight in Uganda (AP)
• Roma, Casteu lead Dakar Rally (AP)
• Snowboarder suffers `traumatic brain injury' (AP)
• Full-body scanners to be put in British airports (AP)
• UN official: Afghan Cabinet dispute a 'setback' (AP)
• Reports: Cartoonist attacker earlier held in Kenya (AP
• Why Flight 253 Could Delay Guantanamo's Closure (Time.
• Airliner attack suspect had extremist links in UK (AP)
• Bolivian Indians see rocky exodus from serfdom (AP)
• Opposition nominates south Sudanese for president (Reu
• One thousand forced to flee Australia floodwaters (AFP
• Afghanistan struggles to keep girls' schools open (McC
• Pakistan volleyball game attack: Will local opposition to T
• Desperate Somalis seek 'back-door' route to US (AP)
• Calif. pastor takes in $2.4M after donations plea (AP)
• Friends of missing Utah mom launch Web media blitz (AP
• Sister accidentally runs over, kills brother (AP)
• Scores arrested in north Texas cockfight raid (AP)
• Pioneering plaintiff wants DC's 1st gay marriage (AP)
• Lessons of a weekend of free health care (AP)
• Cities, counties take back corporate tax breaks (AP)
• 3rd body found after Detroit apartment fire (AP)
• Smoke smell sends NYC-bound jet back to Boston (AP)
• US official: Extremists seek new ways to attack US (AP
• Colorado nurse rests after harrowing ordeal (AP)
• Muslim-Hindu punk rock bands part of new movement (AP)
• US, UK close Yemen embassies over al-Qaida threats (AP
• Will latest jobs bill really produce jobs? (AP)
• Britain, US backing Yemen anti-terror police unit (AP)
• Obama adviser: No smoking gun in airline bomb plot (AP
• Fla. police nab man in Thanksgiving killings of 4 (AP)
• Roadside bombs kill 6 in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Tajikistan earthquake leaves 20,000 homeless (AP)
• Mexico announces capture of alleged drug lord (AP)
• No tall tale: Dubai to open world's highest tower (AP)
• Aubert wins World Cup slalom; Vonn doesn't finish (AP)
• U.S., British embassies in Yemen close on Qaeda threat
• December retail sales seen up, tough spring ahead (Reu
• Obama aide says al Qaeda may plan Yemen attack (Reuter
• BAA to introduce full-body scanners at UK's Heathrow (
• Death toll from Brazil mudslides rises to 76 (Reuters)
• Roadside bomb kills former Pakistan minister (Reuters)
• Hamas says in final stage of Fatah reconciliation (Reu
• US, Britain close Yemen embassies over Al-Qaeda threats
• Afghan parliament delivers blow to Karzai on cabinet (
• Iraq to support Blackwater lawsuit in U.S. courts (Reu
• Body of fifth UK hostage 'to be handed over soon' (AFP
• US commander in Iraq says troop drawdown on track (AP)
• Pryor leads Buckeyes past Ducks 26-17 in Rose Bowl (AP
• Bowden goes out a winner in Gator Bowl, 33-21 (AP)
• Auburn outlasts Northwestern in Outback Bowl (AP)
• Sturm's OT goal gives Bruins 2-1 win at Fenway (AP)
• Kobe's 3-pointer at buzzer gives Lakers win (AP)
• Bills sign OT Hennessey; place LB Harris on IR (AP)
• Bryant buzzer-beater caps Lakers NBA thriller win (AFP
• Cincinnati's run comes to an end without Kelly (AP)
• High-flying Barcelona hope for more joy in 2010 (AFP)
• Contador to kick off season at Tour of the Algarve (AF
• Roy's OT goal caps Sabres' 4-3 win over Thrashers (AP)
• Romanians stun home team in Perth (AFP)
• Pakistan steps up security for tournament after attack
• Dakar Rally makes symbolic start in Buenos Aires (AP)
• Olympic Games bring changes to Vancouver (AP)
• Powerful warlord rejected for new Afghan Cabinet (AP)
• Volcano erupts in eastern Congo, official says (AP)
• On the Trail of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Ti
• Bad weather disrupts Scottish football (AFP)
• Yemen sends troops to al-Qaida strongholds (AP)
• Mudslide kills 19 people in Brazil island resort (AP)
• Ugandan rebel leader killed in Centr.Africa: army (AFP
• $3.2 million in watches stolen from Tokyo store (AP)
• Peacemaking in the Mideast: Obama's Year of Missteps (
• Poster child for recession shows signs of recovery (AP
• Cop group's card played role in Times Square scare (AP
• Limbaugh: Tests show no ailments after chest pain (AP)
• Survivor of 1906 SF quake dies at age 107 (AP)
• Fire kills 5, destroys Palm Springs mobile home (AP)
• FBI: Police fatally shoot suspected kidnapper (AP)
• Tobacco-rich NC bans smoking in bars, restaurants (AP)
• Missouri house fire kills 5, including 3 children (AP)
• Solar showdown in Calif. tortoises' desert home (AP)
• 'Real hero' Sullenberger leads 2010 Rose Parade (AP)
• Screening problem makes plane return to St. Louis (AP)
• Va. woman fails to give up child to ex-partner (AP)
• NYC mayor: 3rd term a 'special opportunity' (AP)
• Leach says player's father meddled frequently (AP)
• Official: Drunk man started fatal Detroit fire (AP)
• Officials: Cruise ship passenger jumps overboard (AP)
• Flight diverted because of Christmas ornament (AP)
• Obama: al-Qaida link to Christmas terror suspect (AP)
• Somali charged in attack on Danish cartoonist (AP)
• 2 ships reported hijacked off Somali coast (AP)
• Fox, Time Warner Cable announce broadcast deal (AP)
• Pakistan volleyball game bombing toll nears 100 (AP)
• Iran warns West it will make its own nuclear fuel (AP)
• Clinton foundation draws eclectic donor list (AP)
• Remains of early 1900s plane found in Antarctica (AP)
• Elton John says he's helping Eminem fight drugs (AP)
• Tebow, Gators make it look easy in Sugar Bowl (AP)
• Obama ties failed plane attack to al Qaeda (Reuters)
• Pakistan govt under pressure after deadly attack (Reut
• Danish cartoonist home attacker had "terror links" (Re
• Afghan chamber approves defense, interior ministers (R
• Late cleric's son warns of more Iran turmoil: report (
• Afghan parliament vote confirmed for May (Reuters)
• U.S. business group accuses Obama of shorting Taiwan (
• Thousands in new year Hong Kong march for democracy (R
• Obama blames Al-Qaeda affiliate for airliner attack (A
• Danish cartoonist's assailant charged with attempted murder
• Iraqis outraged as Blackwater case thrown out (AP)
• Judge tosses Blackwater case, Iraqis angry (AP)
• Briton freed after Iraq kidnap ordeal arrives home (AF
• Iraq: U.S. Blackwater case dismissal "unacceptable" (R
• Iraq death toll drops to lowest level since invasion (
• Iraq takes steps to 'bring Blackwater to justice' (AFP
• Former hostage Moore arrives back in Britain (Reuters)
• Blackwater chief hails ruling in Iraq shooting case (A
• Iraq kidnap hostage arrives back in Britain: officials
• British hostage held in Iran after Iraq kidnapping (AP
• Iraq expresses astonishment over Blackwater (AFP)
• Iraq PM faces wiser competition in national vote (Reut
• Urban Meyer says he wanted to hide chest pains (AP)
• Snow falls, spirits rise in outdoor practice (AP)
• Report: Arenas, Crittenton pull guns on each other (AP
• Broyles catches 3 TDs as OU beats Stanford 31-27 (AP)
• Pastrana breaks world record for jump in rally car (AP
• Kraft Foods to sponsor Texas Stadium implosion (AP)
• AP source: Phillies, Baez agree to deal (AP)
• Brooks leads Rockets to win over Mavericks (Reuters)
• Williams runs for 2 TDs to lead Va Tech past Tenn. (AP
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• Canada beats US in shootout in world juniors (AP)
• Tsonga out of Doha event (AFP)
• Black golf pioneer Powell dies (AP)
• No charges against Tyson in airport scuffle (AFP)
• Schumacher's return glosses over F1 cracks (AP)
• Pearce sustains head injury in halfpipe accident (AP)
• More civilian deaths claimed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Spain takes over EU presidency (AP)
• The CIA Takes a Big Hit in the Afghan War (Time.com)
• Finnish police: Shooter likely targeted victims (AP)
• Mudslide kills 10 people in Brazilian resort city (AP)
• Kinshasa plans new offensive against Rwandan rebels (A
• Suicide car bomb kills 40 in Pakistan (AFP)
• Australian breakthrough may save Tasmanian devils (AFP
• Taliban infiltrator in Afghan uniform kills 7 from CIA
• Afghanistan war: Suicide attack highlights Taliban reach
• Somalis in Yemen: Dangerously Intertwined Basket Cases
• Times Square revelers mark end of difficult decade (AP
• Airport pat-downs often ineffective security stop (AP)
• GPS-led travel goes amiss; 3 Ore. parties rescued (AP)
• Farmers hope 'grown in Wisconsin' sells in China (AP)
• Mo. trucker's wife charged in killing of Ohio man (AP)
• Washington Times slashes staff; sports section out (AP
• Colorado's minimum wage becomes 1st in US to drop (AP)
• Limbaugh fans call show with get-well wishes (AP)
• After 2-plus decades, Navy destroyer breaks record (AP
• Montana 3rd state to allow doctor-assisted suicide (AP
• Ex-Minn. senator seeks revival in governor's race (AP)
• CDC: Same anthrax strain in drums, sick NH woman (AP)
• Did Americans get any healthier over past decade? (AP)
• Analysis: 2009 transformed US racial dynamics (AP)
• Fox grants 'brief extension' in cable dispute (AP)
• Pakistan: Suicide bomb kills 32 at volleyball site (AP
• Iran's opposition leader defiant after new threats (AP
• CIA bombing raises question about safety protocols (AP
• Thousands demand democracy in Hong Kong (AP)
• Obama begins new year with eye on intel (AP)
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews make rare visit to Gaza (AP)
• Thousands line up for Pasadena's Rose Parade (AP)
• CIA probes Afghan base security after bomber kills 7 (
• Obama summons intel chiefs for security talks (Reuters
• U.S. drone attack in Pakistan kills three militants (R
• North Korea calls for end to hostile relations with U.S.
• U.S., foreign officials to discuss airport security (R
• Fed's balance sheet shrinks slightly (Reuters)
• China says 5,394 arrested in Internet porn crackdown (
• Calls for peace as world welcomes 2010 (AFP)
• Suicide bomb kills 40 in Pakistan (AFP)
• Petraeus hails progress as US transforms Iraq command
• December 1st month without US combat death in Iraq (AP
• Iraq expresses astonishment over Blackwater case (AFP)
• Judge cites gov't missteps, tosses Blackwater case (AP
• Briton Moore spent part of captivity in Iran: U.S. (Re
• Drop in Iraq attacks levels off (AFP)
• Top US general stresses importance of Iraq vote (AP)
• Iraq 'regrets' US judge dropping Blackwater case (AFP)
• Iraq regrets Blackwater case dismissal, may sue (Reute
• Iraq civilian death toll down to 4,500 in 09: study (R
• Iraq death toll in 2009 lowest since the invasion (AFP
• Judge dismisses charges against Blackwater defendants
• Judge throws out Blackwater manslaughter charges (Reut
• The 'coalition of the willing' becomes an army of one
• Iraq bomb plotters recruited in US-run prison: police
• Britain, Iran downplay Tehran link to Iraq hostages (A
• Texas Tech fires football coach Leach (AP)
• Pacquiao files suit against Mayweathers (AP)
• Idaho stuns Bowling Green 43-42 in H-Bowl (AP)
• LeBron scores 48, Varejao hits winning 3 for Cavs (AP)
• Suns hand depleted Celtics third straight loss (AP)
• Panel adds Johnson, Turley, Sharpton as witnesses (AP)
• Jets to hold halftime Giants Stadium celebration (AP)
• Aldridge hurt, but Blazers beat Clippers (AP)
• 911 call: Meyer fell to floor after chest pains (AP)
• In-form Rooney targets best ever goal tally (AFP)
• Penalty shots fuel Sharks 5-2 win over Capitals (AP)
• Rejuvenated Hewitt primed for Australian Open (AFP)
• Report: Woods had 'fat lip' 4 days after accident (AP)
• Manny Pacquiao sues Floyd Mayweathers as doping row escalat
• Crosby, Brodeur to lead Canada's Olympic team (AP)
• Activists in Gaza and Israel protest Gaza blockade (AP
• Can Berlusconi Get His Game Face Back On? (Time.com)
• UK's Brown says worst of recession over (AP)
• Yemen: Visa of Nigerian would-be-bomber expired (AP)
• Murder victims found hanging from Mexico overpass (AP)
• Court freed Somali suspect with chemicals, syringe (AP
• U.N. to pull some staff from Pakistan over security (R
• Blast kills 5 Canadians in southern Afghanistan (Reute
• Shocked residents survey Australia wildfire wreckage (
• China ruling portends more trade action in 2010 (McCla
• Iran regime drums up its own crowds to oppose Green Movemen
• Bicentennial Anxiety: Why Mexicans Are Wary of 2010 (T
• Airline attack could lead to more scanners (AP)
• NH gay couples to start New Year with wedding vows (AP
• Mo. dad, son accused of beating, killing Ohio man (AP)
• Celebrities are frequent targets of extortion (AP)
• New England fishing struggles to attract the young (AP
• Texting while driving, smoking target of '10 laws (AP)
• US Airways jet blows tire, lands safely in Texas (AP)
• Nevada gov. fires adviser over first lady comment (AP)
• Explosion rocks Wis. foundry, killing firefighter (AP)
• 13 state AGs threaten suit over health care deal (AP)
• OC megachurch pastor asks for urgent donations (AP)
• Cold-case trial looms for ex-wife of slain Marine (AP)
• Quinn: Ill. Early secret prison release a mistake (AP)
• Sierra snow below average, despite Calif. storms (AP)
• Van causes scare a day before Times Square revelry (AP
• Conn. slaying arrest comes on heels of exoneration (AP
• Taliban claim blasts killing Americans, Canadians (AP)
• Police: Gunman kills 5 in Finland, then self (AP)
• Jobless claims fall unexpectedly as layoffs ease (AP)
• Obama to receive preliminary airline attack report (AP
• AP-GfK Poll: Americans seek silver lining in 2010 (AP)
• UN to move some staff out of Pakistan for safety (AP)
• Rush Limbaugh admitted to Honolulu hospital (AP)
• Travelers' choice: Shed shyness for security? (AP)
• New Year revelers ready for better times in 2010 (AP)
• Once-presidential phrase casualty of word war (AP)
• Plot exposes fissure in U.S. intelligence community (R
• Afghan attacks kill 8 CIA employees, 5 Canadians (Reut
• Pakistan seeks terrorism charges against Americans (Re
• Afghan insurgents seize 2 French journalists (Reuters)
• Gunman kills four people in Finnish shopping mall (Reu
• Radio host Limbaugh hospitalized with chest pains (Reu
• Dutch, Nigerians to use full-body scans for flights (R
• AIG executive resigns over pay limits (Reuters)
• Finnish mall gunman kills five, then found dead (AFP)
• Taliban claims attacks that killed Americans, Canadians
• Briton freed from Iraqi captivity to go home soon (AP)
• UK plays down report Iran directed hostage-taking (Reu
• Britain hails release of Iraq hostage (AFP)
• Briton held for over 2 years in Iraq freed (AP)
• 30 killed, provincial governor wounded in Iraq attacks
• Can a city awash in guns, grenades and explosives ever be s
• British hostage freed in Iraq (Reuters)
• Anbar bombings raise fears of renewed Iraqi violence (
• Release of British hostage Peter Moore in Iraq garners prai
• Wisconsin bullies way past Miami 20-14 (AP)
• AP source: Mets, Bay reach preliminary agreement (AP)
• Favre among 8 Vikings in Pro Bowl (AP)
• Rockets seeking to trade McGrady (AP)
• UCLA ruins Temple's day, win EagleBank Bowl 30-21 (AP)
• Colts chief Bill Polian surprised by anger over imperfect s
• Mets agree to terms with free agent outfielder Bay (Re
• Stingy Cavaliers defense clips Hawks wings (Reuters)
• Ex-Ga. player's injury insurance lawsuit dismissed (AP
• Bolton sack boss Megson (AFP)
• Danish cycling star switches allegiance to New Zealand
• Ryan leads Ducks over Wild 4-2 (AP)
• Nadal in 'a little bit' worse shape for 2010 season (A
• Tales from the tour in 2009 (AP)
• Helio Castroneves adds new title to list: dad (AP)
• Injured Vonn is 18th, Schild wins WCup slalom (AP)
• Pakistani Taliban claim Karachi bombing (AP)
• The Palestinian Woman in the Way of a Gilad Shalit Deal
• New French government decree: Party 'til dawn (AP)
• Mexico suspends 6 over photos of slain drug lord (AP)
• Sudan parliament adopts Abyei referendum law (AFP)
• Taliban claim Pakistan Shiite parade attack (AFP)
• 'Best Job' winner stung by dangerous jellyfish (AP)
• Obama: Intelligence community mishandled air bomber clues
• American missionary allegedly held by North Korea. A 'gift'
• Lula Movie: Brazil's President as a Cinema Superhero (
• Obama Quietly Changes U.S. Immigration Policy (OneWorl
• Colo. mom, baby revived after Christmas Eve birth (AP)
• NY's Tavern on the Green restaurant bites the dust (AP
• Mother Teresa, Gene Autry on upcoming US stamps (AP)
• Senior-citizen volunteers fight Medicare fraud (AP)
• Attorney: PETA worker neglected snakes in his care (AP
• Coroner: 9 died of smoke inhalation in fire (AP)
• Famous San Francisco sea lions leave in droves (AP)
• Drums probed as possible cause of NH anthrax case (AP)
• Police: Young Fla. couple plotted to kill mother (AP)
• Gunman, other man dead at Calif casino office (AP)
• USS Cole bombing survivor dies in Fla. home (AP)
• Judge who sentenced Boesky in NY to prison dies (AP)
• Letterman extortion suspect looks to Woods scandal (AP
• Beverly Hills schools move to cut outside pupils (AP)
• Tree surfer in Calif slams into car, injures head (AP)
• With a twist, race still a factor in Ala. gov race (AP
• Somali arrested at airport with chemicals, syringe (AP
• Dutch to use full body scanners for US flights (AP)
• Afghan probe says NATO fighting killed children (AP)
• AP Source: Gov't moves closer on fresh aid to GMAC (AP
• Yemen vows to eliminate al-Qaida from country (AP)
• Iran hard-liners back government in mass rallies (AP)
• Graceland Too attracts offbeat tourism in Miss. (AP)
• 'Thriller,' Muppets among 25 in US film registry (AP)
• Judge to hear Leach's restraining order motion (AP)
• Dutch airport to use full-body scan for U.S. flights (
• Tens of thousands at pro-government rallies in Iran (R
• JetBlue plane makes emergency landing in Bermuda (Reut
• North Korea pilfering nuclear reactor site: report (Re
• U.S. eyeing more targeted sanctions against Iran (Reut
• GMAC to get $3.5 billion in added aid from government: repo
• Signs of movement seen in stalled Mideast process (Reu
• Obama slams intelligence flaws over foiled attack (AFP
• British hostage released alive in Iraq (AP)
• British hostage held in Iraq since 2007 freed (AFP)
• UK hostage released alive after 2007 Iraq capture (Reu
• Bombs kill 23 in Iraq's western Anbar province (AP)
• Bombs kill more than 30 in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq signs 2 oil deals with Angola's Sonangol (AP)
• Iraq attacks kill 30, provincial governor wounded (AFP
• Angolan firm initials two deals for Iraq oil fields (A
• 18 killed, provincial governor hurt in Iraq blasts (AF
• Cutler leads Bears over Vikings, 36-30 in OT (AP)
• Texas Tech suspends coach Mike Leach (AP)
• Georgia drops Texas A&M 44-20 in Indy Bowl (AP)
• Schild wins WCup slalom, Vonn finishes 18th (AP)
• Slovenia's Jerman wins bumpy Bormio downhill (AP)
• Jets, Texans could get more help (AP)
• Cutler shines as Bears beat Vikings in OT thriller (Re
• Giants reach agreement with Mark DeRosa (AP)
• Suns shine early to pull away from Lakers (Reuters)
• Oregon routs Arkansas-Pine Bluff 73-53 (AP)
• Van der Sar granted leave after wife collapses (AFP)
• US cyclist announces positive A sample result (AFP)
• Pavelski wins it in a shootout (AP)
• Comeback Henin eyes successful Australian Open (AFP)
• Bob Arum to find another opponent for Manny Pacquiao (
• Younger Schumacher interested in F1 return (AP)
• Tollefsen on Norway's Olympic hockey roster (AP)
• Egypt encouraged during Israeli PM's visit (AP)
• Ukraine frontrunner says democracy not worth it (AP)
• Iran arrests sister of Nobel laureate (AP)
• Hugo Chavez's Domestic Crisis: A Plague of Kidnappings
• Govt summons Chinese envoy over execution (AFP)
• Israeli police arrest nuclear whistleblower Vanunu (AP
• Gay marriage in Argentina is 1st in Latin America (AP)
• Algerian border guards seize cannabis after skirmish (
• Fire at India's nuclear research facility kills 2 (AP)
• Australians urged to flee 'house-high' wildfires (AFP)
• 'Time is running out' in Afghanistan, intelligence official
• Israeli raid fails to derail West Bank calm ... so far
• Party While You Pedal: Beer Biking in Amsterdam (Time.
• Phone points illegal border crossers to water (AP)
• 3 people killed, 1 wounded after Detroit shooting (AP)
• Docs in fatal sweat lodge case show past problems (AP)
• Officials probe Miss. apartment fire that killed 9 (AP
• Obama orders review of airline safety procedures (AP)
• San Jose police mount cameras on officers' heads (AP)
• Better airport scanners delayed by privacy fears (AP)
• Couple stranded 3 days after GPS leads them astray (AP
• AP: Ponzi collapses nearly quadrupled in '09 (AP)
• Mom fights to be buried with soldier son (AP)
• Details sought on Ireland, US clergy abuse cases (AP)
• Warden at troubled Va. women's prison to step down (AP
• Health bills nudge US on long-term care insurance (AP)
• Mom charged in baby's Christmas Eve beating death (AP)
• In-flight security rules eased (AP)
• Mass. fires: Set by thrill-seekers or villain? (AP)
• Suspect in Md. girl's kidnapping held without bond (AP
• Key security agencies lack permanent leaders (AP)
• Confusion fills skies after attempted bombing (AP)
• Yemen: US never warned us about airline bomber (AP)
• Broadcasters' woes could spell trouble for free TV (AP
• Somali pirates seize tanker, cargo ship (AP)
• China confirms Briton's execution, despite UK plea (AP
• Pressure rises to stop antibiotics in agriculture (AP)
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Big first year leaves Obama tired (AP
• Charlie Sheen's wife claims he threatened her (AP)
• U.S. missile shield holding up nuclear deal: Putin (Re
• Employers see uptick in hiring in 2010 (Reuters)
• Obama says U.S. will pursue plane attackers (Reuters)
• Pro-government rallies reported across Iran (Reuters)
• Thousands mourn Pakistan bomb victims (Reuters)
• Air travel hassles worse after scare; shares dip (Reut
• China and Britain clash over execution (Reuters)
• Drama for Obama as child's injury delays golf game (Re
• China executes British national despite pleas (AFP)
• Nobel laureate's sister held in Iran crackdown (AFP)
• Officials: Gunmen kill 5 Sunni guards in Iraq (AP)
• Three sentenced to death for June Iraq bombing (Reuter
• Lukoil-led group initials deal for Iraq oil field (AFP
• Iraqi handed $85,000 reward for car bomb tip-off (AFP)
• Three sentenced to death in Iraq for June bombing (AFP
• Iraq security adviser warns of Qaeda threat ahead of poll
• Iraqi legal system puts new emphasis on forensics (Reu
• Vonn crashes, Hoelzl wins World Cup GS in Austria (AP)
• Jets end Colts' pursuit of perfection 29-15 (AP)
• Cowboys beat Redskins 17-0 to clinch playoff spot (AP)
• Clemson wins Music City Bowl, beats Kentucky 21-13 (AP
• Colts lose first game; Pats, Bengals in playoffs (AP)
• James lifts road-weary Cavs to big win over Rockets (R
• Brooks: 80 percent he's not returning to Kentucky (AP)
• Man Utd manager hails natural-born winner Rooney (AFP)
• Raymond has hat trick in Canucks' victory (AP)
• Final proposal by Pacquiao camp (AP)
• American star Vonn crashes at World Cup GS (AP)
• Terror suspect's family sought, got no help (AP)
• Relatives visit Briton on death row in China (AP)
• Pamela Anderson on Stage in the U.K.'s Pantomime Season
• Audi plans euro7.3 billion investments through 2012 (A
• Israeli defense chief: Iran can build bomb by 2011 (AP
• Priest: 7 migrants killed in Suriname violence (AP)
• Al-Qaida claims Italian kidnappings in W. Africa (AP)
• Mine explosions kill 17 in China, 6 more trapped (AP)
• 125 pilot whales die on NZ beaches, 43 saved (AP)
• Obama to probe security gaps that allowed terror suspect on
• Will the West's criticism of China for jailing top dissiden
• Tapping Into India's Growing Alcohol Market (Time.com)
• No danger on Sunday flight — just an ill passenger (A
• Percy Sutton, Harlem political pioneer, dies at 89 (AP
• TSA: 2 passengers detained after flight to Phoenix (AP
• New restrictions add to air-travel headaches (AP)
• Is Rachel Yould a victim or schemer? (AP)
• Task force formed to probe Massachusetts fires (AP)
• Families of 3 Americans held in Iran hire lawyer (AP)
• LA lawyers put objections aside to make music (AP)
• Car showrooms are reborn as places to play, learn (AP)
• NYC's New Year's Eve ball gets new crystal (AP)
• 22 and counting: Mystery fires rattle Houston (AP)
• Indian tribes buy back thousands of acres of land (AP)
• Parents pray for missionary thought held in NKorea (AP
• Merry Xmas in Hollywood: Box-office record falls (AP)
• Jon Gosselin's NYC apartment trashed over holidays (AP
• Meyer expects to be leading Gators in '10 (AP)
• Bomb suspect came from elite family, best schools (AP)
• Officials say man on Sunday flight posed no threat (AP
• Pakistan bombing kills 25 at Shiite procession (AP)
• Napolitano concedes airline security system failed (AP
• Shoppers spend a little more during holiday season (AP
• Family: Mousavi nephew's body taken from hospital (AP)
• House Democrats pessimistic about public option (AP)
• Thai troops raid camp, deport 4,000 Hmong to Laos (AP)
• Activist: NKorea apparently detains US missionary (AP)
• Israel to build 700 apartments in east Jerusalem (AP)
• Charlie Sheen accused of using weapon (AP)
• Patriots, Bengals clinch playoff spots; Giants out (AP
• Family says Nigeria attacker had cut off contact (Reut
• Iran arrests pro-reform opposition figures (Reuters)
• System to keep air travel safe failed: Napolitano (Reu
• Bomb at Shi'ite procession in Pakistan kills 25 (Reute
• JAL bankruptcy proposed as option to banks: sources (R
• Yemen arrests 29 al Qaeda suspects after raids (Reuter
• China says ship crew rescued from Somali pirates (Reut
• Families of Americans held in Iran hire Iranian lawyer
• Suicide attack at Pakistan Shiite procession kills 25
• Iran cracks down on opponents after deadly protests (A
• 40 Iranian prisoners in Iraq launch hunger strike (AP)
• Iraq army says nine bombs defused as Shiite rituals climax
• Shi'ite Muslims conclude Ashura pilgrimage in Iraq (Re
• Florida's Meyer resigns amid health concerns (AP)
• USC beats Boston College 24-13 in Emerald Bowl (AP)
• Lakers: Artest suffered concussion in fall at home (AP
• Who's next for Florida? (AP)
• Pitt beats North Carolina 19-17 in Meineke Bowl (AP)
• Lakers bounce back by beating Kings in 2 OTs (AP)
• Buffalo's Reed ruled out for Atlanta Falcons game (AP)
• Hawks end road trip with victory over Pacers (Reuters)
• USC tailback Joe McKnight misses Emerald Bowl (AP)
• Four-star Rangers hit back against Hibs (AFP)
• Luongo makes 24 saves in Canucks' win (AP)
• RCR crew member dies of H1N1 complications (AP)
• Witnesses: Iran police fire on protesters; 4 dead (AP)
• Activist: US missionary likely detained in NKorea (AP)
• Hamas: 2 members dead in Lebanon blast (AP)
• Hamas marks 1 year after war, but many stay home (AP)
• Why Indie Directors Are Releasing Movies Online -- For Free
• Airline suspect teacher: He was friendly and liked (AP
• Venezuelan seeks to revive anti-Chavez movement (AP)
• Netanyahu says will visit Egypt on Tuesday (Reuters)
• Second Philippine ferry tragedy kills 6, 20 missing (A
• 20 pilot whales die on New Zealand beach, 43 saved (AP
• Soldier badly wounded in Afghanistan wants to return to dut
• In Sri Lanka, Tsunami Anniversary Inspires Mixed Reactions
• Christmas in Dalat, Christmas in San Francisco (OneWor
• Father of Detroit would-be bomber warned US (AP)
• After United 93, air travelers react to threats (AP)
• Grandpa: Kids of missing Utah mom in good spirits (AP)
• Airlines: New rules keep passengers in seats (AP)
• DC airport reopens after flooding closed terminal (AP)
• AK tug that hit reef, spilled fuel reaches port (AP)
• Judge tells man he's charged with blowing up plane (AP
• Wreckage probe nears end; Jamaica awaits details (AP)
• Poet, anti-apartheid activist Dennis Brutus dies (AP)
• Va. lab IDs Argentine 'dirty war' victims by DNA (AP)
• NYC mayor's 2nd term not as flashy as 1st (AP)
• Say ah: Minn. preps 1st class of dental therapists (AP
• Search for answers, tighter security after attack (AP)
• Aide: nephew of Iranian reform leader killed (AP)
• Winter weather leaves behind flooding concerns (AP)
• Alleged terrorist known but not thought a threat (AP)
• Percy Sutton, attorney for Malcolm X, dies at 89 (AP)
• First case of highly drug-resistant TB found in US (AP
• Ferry sinks in Philippines; 6 dead, 22 missing (AP)
• Suspect identified in kidnapping of Phoenix girl (AP)
• Paper airplane virtuoso tests record aloft (AP)
• Nigerian charged with trying to blow up U.S. jet (Reut
• U.S. plane attacker passed Nigeria security checks (Re
• U.S. probes al Qaeda involvement in jet incident (Reut
• U.S. says no sign jet incident part of bigger plot (Re
• Iran website says Mousavi nephew killed in clashes (Re
• Blast outside Shi'ite prayer hall kills 2 in Pakistan
• Security tightened for U.S.-bound air passengers (Reut
• Hezbollah chief asks Egypt to stop Gaza border wall (R
• Nigerian charged with trying to blow up US plane (AFP)
• Four protesters killed in Tehran clashes: website (AFP
• Blood and violence as millions mark Ashura in Iraq (AF
• Bombs kill 7 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (AP)
• Millions of Iraq Shi'ite Muslims gather for Ashura (Re
• Four Iraqi Shiites killed in Ashura attack (AFP)
• US commander: Iraq must be fair to Sunnis (AP)
• US cancels controversial Iraq pregnancy rules (AFP)
• Shiite pilgrims among 7 killed in Baghdad attacks (AFP
• Iraq accuses Iran of border violations (AFP)
• Chargers secure 1st-round bye, beat Titans 42-17 (AP)
• Takahashi secures Olympic berth at Japan nationals (AP
• Pacquiao says he plans to sue Mayweather (AP)
• Roy, Blake lead Trail Blazers past Nuggets (AP)
• Sharpshooting Suns rout Clippers 124-93 (AP)
• Surging Chargers rout Titans to secure playoff bye (Re
• Samhan helps Saint Mary's hold off Hawaii 84-75 (AP)
• Chelsea aim to extend lead, Mancini eyes City bow (AFP
• Pacquiao to sue Mayweathers in doping row (Reuters)
• Freestyle trials: Engaging risk or waste of time? (AP)
• Israel kills 3 in West Bank raids (AP)
• Pakistan officials: Suspected US missiles kill 3 (AP)
• Pakistan's Turmoil Endangers Its Archaeological Treasures
• Arsenal boss wants to scrap throw-ins (AFP)
• Journalist killed in Mexico, 12th case in 2009 (AP)
• England on top in second Test after triple strike (AFP
• Afghans to hold parliament vote by late May: official
• GI Christmas in Afghanistan: hip-hop, iced tea and an anten
• Will 2010 Be the Year the World Ends -- for Mexico? (T
• Forecasters warn of continued blizzards in Plains (AP)
• Focus on sex offender in Maryland girl's death (AP)
• Refinery struggles bruise NJ communities (AP)
• Truck crashes at Ohio nativity scene, killing man (AP)
• Salvation Army major shot in front of 3 children (AP)
• El Paso stays safe, though it's next to a war zone (AP
• Officials: 2 children killed in Ky. Christmas fire (AP
• Next for NJ father after legal victory: parenting (AP)
• Body of missing Maryland girl found in woods (AP)
• AP sources: Attempt to blow up airliner foiled (AP)
• Fla. family gets white Christmas with crushed ice (AP)
• Mile-long sheen spreads near disabled tugboat (AP)
• Vatican to review security after papal knockdown (AP)
• Passengers help foil attack on Detroit-bound plane (AP
• Failed Xmas attack raises new security concerns (AP)
• Report: Iranian forces, demonstrators clash (AP)
• Activist: US missionary crosses border into NKorea (AP
• Girl abducted in Phoenix rescued by police (AP)
• Tears, prayers mark Asian tsunami anniversary (AP)
• More than 40 feared dead in India bridge collapse (AP)
• Shoppers return to malls, looking for deals (AP)
• Actor Charlie Sheen arrested in Colorado (AP)
• Fans throw foam on court in Lakers' loss to Cavs (AP)
• U.S. says al Qaeda-linked man tries to blow up plane (
• Clashes erupt in Iran on Shi'ite holy day (Reuters)
• Asia marks tsunami's fifth anniversary with prayer (Re
• Israel kills six Palestinians in West Bank,Gaza (Reute
• Taliban planned to use Americans in Pakistan attacks (
• U.S. rights activist crosses into North Korea: reports
• Ship fire kills nine off Venezuela: state media (Reute
• Nigerian with 'Al Qaeda ties' tries to blow up US jet
• Tehran police, protesters clash during Shiite ritual (
• Iraqi and Iranian forces stand off in oil well row (Re
• Bomb in Iraqi pilgrims' tent kills 3 (AP)
• In election season, Iraq steps up Ashura security (Reu
• Shiite pilgrims pour into Iraqi city for Ashura (AFP)
• Defying suicide bombers, Iraqi Shiites mark somber holiday
• 18 killed in Iraq violence despite tight security (AFP
• Wizards say Arenas had firearms in locker (AP)
• SMU dominates Nevada in return to postseason (AP)
• Kobe: 'Nothing there' for Cavs-Lakers rivalry (AP)
• Aggies' Derrick Roland heading home (AP)
• Promoter calls Pacquiao-Mayweather fight dead (AP)
• Celtics' Paul Pierce could miss at least 2 weeks (AP)
• Carolina quarterback Delhomme out for season (Reuters)
• Oakland A's nearing 1-year deal with Duchscherer (AP)
• Older and wiser, Michael Beasley has a new outlook (AP
• Paralyzed player homers on last swing of career (AP)
• City stars back me, insists Mancini (AFP)
• Blood doping kits found at Astana - report (AFP)
• Boyes, Oshie lead Blues to shootout win (AP)
• Indian Wells ATP-WTA event sold to Oracle boss (AFP)
• Tiger dwarfs plenty of '09 memories (AP)
• "Maker of champions" manager Lawless dies aged 76 (Reu
• Road America takes over Milwaukee Nationwide race (AP)
• Speedy Peterson finds quick way to 3rd Olympics (AP)
• China's Harsh Christmas Warning to Political Dissidents
• Eurostar to run normal service on Dec 26 (AFP)
• Tsunami recovery: numbers tell the tale (AP)
• Canada October GDP up on real estate, brokers (Reuters
• Australians evacuated as fires rage (AFP)
• Army's new all-terrain vehicle debuts in Afghanistan (
• Argentina's 'disappeared:' Justice at last or reneging on a
• Mexico City's Revolutionary First: Gay Marriage (Time.
• Govts Pressed to Protect Migrants in 2010 (OneWorld.ne
• Senate OK's health care bill in victory for Obama (AP)
• NJ dad rejoices in return of son held in Brazil (AP)
• Keys family gets white Christmas with crushed ice (AP)
• Tug grounds on same reef as Exxon Valdez tanker (AP)
• Accused Virginia hostage taker had criminal past (AP)
• Small, private funeral held for Brittany Murphy (AP)
• Search of car turns up gift-wrapped marijuana (AP)
• Coast Guard suspends NJ search for 2 Va. fishermen (AP
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• FAA proposes maximum fine in balloon boy case (AP)
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• Obama asked to halt wild-horse roundup in Nevada (AP)
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• Taliban release video of captured US soldier (AP)
• Treetops glisten, but storm snarls Midwest holiday (AP
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• Chinese dissident gets 11 years for subversion (AP)
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• Couple sues Gene Simmons over alleged attack (AP)
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• Explosion kills 4 Iraqi Shiite pilgrims in capital (AP
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• Messi hits back at Argentina critics (AFP)
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• Canada's opposition says not keen on 2010 election (Re
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• Will Your Next Car be Made in India? (Time.com)
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• Natalie White wins 'Survivor,' collects $1M prize (AP)
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• Polish police find Auschwitz sign in pieces (AFP)
• Iraq town council chief killed in suicide bombing (AFP
• Egypt's presence in Iraq would 'create balance' (AFP)
• Iraq: Bombs kill 5 in northern city, Baghdad (AP)
• Iran troops still on Iraq's soil: Iraqi politician (AF
• Iraq initials oil deal with Petronas-Japex group (AFP)
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• Iran troops have made partial withdrawal: Iraq (Reuter
• Pipeline sabotage halts oil exports from northern Iraq
• ON THE ROAD WITH MULLEN: Parking concerns in Iraq (AP)
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• Phelps in 3 races for Duel in Pool finale (AP)
• Embattled Woods wins PGA Tour player of the year (AP)
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• Report: USC RB's use of SUV being investigated (AP)
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• Bradley to Seattle and Silva to Cubs (AP)
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• Raymond helps Canucks beat Capitals 3-2 (AP)
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• Thin climate accord a small step in long process (AP)
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• Iran acknowledges prisoners were beaten to death (AP)
• Needles successfully extracted from Brazil boy (AP)
• Amla, De Villiers boost S.Africa in first Test (AFP)
• Cambodia sends Uighur asylum-seekers back to China (AP
• Canada says must go in tandem with U.S. on climate (Re
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• Judge extends block on Oklahoma abortion law (AP)
• Tag Heuer to drop Tiger Woods from US campaigns (AP)
• Book explores evangelical monopoly in sports world (AP
• Some schools are dropping driver's ed to cut costs (AP
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• Search continues for 2 missing boaters from Fla. (AP)
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• Poland tightens border in hunt for Auschwitz sign (AP)
• Karzai presents new Afghan Cabinet list (AP)
• Jackson's 'Captain EO' to return to Disneyland (AP)
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• A divided UN conference recognizes climate deal (AP)
• John Paul II moves a step closer to beatification (AP)
• Democrats strike deal on health bill (Reuters)
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• Afghanistan unveils new cabinet, technocrats stay (Reu
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• U.S. helped Yemen with hardware, intelligence: report
• GM to shut down Saab, talks with Spyker fail (Reuters)
• Copenhagen deal passed amid condemnation (AFP)
• Zardari convenes Pakistan crisis talks (AFP)
• Iraqi troops in standoff with Iran (AP)
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• Iran acknowledges oil well takeover (AFP)
• Iran seeks diplomatic fix for Iraq border dispute (Reu
• Iraq says new mass grave found near Kirkuk (AP)
• Iraq accuses Iran of seizing oil well near border (AP)
• Adm. Mullen tours Iraqi market (AP)
• Iraq accuses Iran of seizing oil well on border (McCla
• Top US officer and celebs visit troops in Iraq (AFP)
• US on watch for Iranian meddling in Iraq voting (AP)
• Iraq demands withdrawal of Iranian troops (Reuters)
• SkyGrabber: hack of US drones shows how quickly insurgents
• Bengals' Chris Henry dies day after dispute (AP)
• Knight: college hoops lacks integrity (AP)
• Vonn wins WCup super-combi, tied for 1st overall (AP)
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• Donovan joins Everton on loan from LA Galaxy (AP)
• Bengals' Henry dies from injuries in fall (Reuters)
• Shocked in Seattle: Lee wanted to stay with Phils (AP)
• Wade allowed early exit as Heat cruise past Magic (Reu
• Knight returns to Indiana for speaking engagement (AP)
• Beckham set for United return, Mourinho at Chelsea (AF
• Verbruggen and Pound close war of words (AFP)
• Thornton scores twice in Sharks' victory. (AP)
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• Woods wins golf writers award for 10th time (AP)
• Japan's Hasegawa retains WBC bantamweight title (AFP)
• Patrick to make NASCAR debut at California (AP)
• Safe or fast? Ski circuit facing a dilemma (AP)
• Suicide bomber near NW Pakistan mosque kills 10 (AP)
• Iran making new model centrifuges for nuke program (AP
• Yemen's Hidden War: Is Iran Causing Trouble? (Time.com
• French court rules against Google over book copying (R
• 9 dead in cargo ship sinking off Lebanese coast (AP)
• Somali pirates release Greek-owned ship, 21 crew (AP)
• Chinese envoy's visit to test Taiwan's Ma (AP)
• Tories have lead of 6 to 9 points in polls (Reuters)
• Japanese whalers using 'military' sonic device: activists
• Pakistan stops defense minister from making official trip
• Mexican drug lord: Why Arturo Beltran Levya's death matters
• Sudan Lays Groundwork for Elections, Peace (OneWorld.n
• Report: Death sentences decline; death rows shrink (AP
• NJ dad seeks Brazil gov't backing in custody fight (AP
• Fugitive US doc in hospital for stabbing himself (AP)
• Domestic violence victim granted asylum in US (AP)
• Moms 'desperate' to hear from detained US hikers (AP)
• Police: 2 adults, 2 children slain in Utah apt. (AP)
• Storms flood Fla., bear snow for mid-Atlantic (AP)
• Veterans find peace working on San Diego-area farm (AP
• Police press search for missing 4-year-old NY boy (AP)
• Calif. school team's success linked to Snoop Dogg (AP)
• Cops: Missing Utah mom's son confirms camping trip (AP
• Calif. apartments evacuated as cliff crumbles (AP)
• Acid oceans: the 'evil twin' of climate change (AP)
• 11 baby deaths now linked to Simplicity cribs (AP)
• Turns out, sunshine states really are happiest (AP)
• Police: 4 family members slain in Utah apt. (AP)
• Obama hopes to seal the climate deal in Copenhagen (AP
• Texas polygamist gets 33 years for child sex abuse (AP
• Calif. man convicted of throwing wife off cliff (AP)
• Obama, Wen offer no new emissions cuts at summit (AP)
• Official: Obama, Chinese move forward on climate (AP)
• Police: Auschwitz 'Arbeit Macht Frei' sign stolen (AP)
• It's now Democrat vs. Democrat on health care (AP)
• GM to discontinue Saab after deal talks collapse (AP)
• Hackers steal SKorean-US military secrets (AP)
• Wrap-up bill clears Senate hurdle (AP)
• Free after 35 years: DNA clears Florida inmate (AP)
• Google convicted in French copyright case (AP)
• 14-0: Colts stay unbeaten with 35-31 win over Jags (AP
• China, U.S. hold key to U.N. climate talks (Reuters)
• Democrat rejects health bill compromise (Reuters)
• Twitter hacked by "Iranian Cyber Army"? (Reuters)
• Super Saturday expectations high for U.S. retailers (R
• Military spending bill clears Senate hurdle (Reuters)
• Russia, U.S. close to nuclear pact: report (Reuters)
• Accused Mumbai attacker retracts confession (Reuters)
• Obama urges climate action, offers no new proposals (R
• Leaders struggle to salvage mauled climate pact (AFP)
• Mumbai attacks suspect says he was framed (AFP)
• Iraq official confirms Iran incursion in oil area (Reu
• Top US officer flies into southern Iraq base (AFP)
• Iranian forces take over Iraq oil well (AFP)
• Iraq army on alert over threats against Christians (AF
• Mullen in Iraq: US drawdown on schedule (AP)
• Security checks choking and costing Baghdad dearly (AF
• Pentagon plays down security breach with US drones (AF
• Babylon's last alcohol seller arrested: family (AFP)
• US fixed drones hacked by Iraqi insurgents: Pentagon (
• Car bomb near central Baghdad restaurant kills 3 (AP)
• Two killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• Iraq security forces involved in bombings (Reuters)
• Cerrato resigns as Redskins' front office chief (AP)
• Vonn leads 2nd downhill training at Val d'Isere (AP)
• Tiger Woods voted AP's top athlete of the decade (AP)
• Phelps ends year in Ryder Cup-style swim meet (AP)
• Phillies get Halladay, Mariners acquire Lee (AP)
• Cerrato resigns in wake of Redskins' 4-9 record (Reute
• AP Source: Gonzalez, Orioles agree on 2-year deal (AP)
• Kobe's jumper at OT buzzer lifts Lakers over Bucks (AP
• Cincinnati hires Central Michigan's Jones (AP)
• Beckham dreaming of United return (AFP)
• Italy's Di Luca could face three-year doping ban (Reut
• Sens' Elliott shuts out Sabres 2-0 (AP)
• Tennis chiefs clear Wickmayer, Malisse to play (AFP)
• Artest disagrees with backlash against Woods (AP)
• APNewsBreak: McCain again urges pardon for boxer (AP)
• Cuche leads downhill training with broken rib (AP)
• Monument lifted from Cleopatra's underwater city (AP)
• Yemen: Up to 34 al-Qaida militants killed (AP)
• Under U.S. Pressure, Pakistan Balks at Helping on Afghan Ta
• South African tail frustrates England (AFP)
• Palestinian village caught amid Israel settlements (AP
• US dad wins Brazil court ruling on son's custody (AP)
• Nigeria court dismisses charges against ex-governor (A
• Pressure on Pakistani leader to quit; drones kill 12 (
• Global housing crisis? What crisis? Vancouver asks (Re
• Rio Tinto ships first iron ore to India (AFP)
• Pelosi: Obama's on his own to win funds for Afghan buildup
• Why the PLO extended Abbas's term (The Christian Scien
• Behind the Murder of a Drug Czar (Time.com)
• India's Trash Pickers Keep Global Warming in Check (On
• As wage theft rises, states and cities crack down (AP)
• Colo. food bank pioneers gluten-free donations (AP)
• Texas parents, school tangle over boy's long locks (AP
• Police treating missing Utah mom as criminal case (AP)
• Dude, they're putting pot in more than brownies (AP)
• SC gov again dodges removal; lawmakers OK rebuke (AP)
• $8.5B CityCenter's centerpiece opens in Las Vegas (AP)
• Vt. court eyes value of love of man's best friend (AP)
• False rumor starts flood of cards for NY boy, 4 (AP)
• With demand up, charities face tough holidays (AP)
• Pa. police chief accused of cover-up ordered held (AP)
• Scandals' domino effect shakes Ga. GOP leaders (AP)
• Laredo could be largest US city without bookstore (AP)
• Authorities: Man falls into pit in Ky. cave, dies (AP)
• NC woman accused of hiding mother's spring death (AP)
• Police probe shooting in LA hospital parking lot (AP)
• Mom lost custody of girls same day as 4 killings (AP)
• Hotel not source of fatal Legionnaires' disease (AP)
• New jobless benefit claims rise unexpectedly (AP)
• Pakistani officials: Suspected US missiles kill 15 (AP
• Clinton: US would help raise billions on climate (AP)
• Democrats vow to close Medicare 'doughnut hole' (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: Gains for Obama, not his Afghan plans (AP
• Citi to suspend foreclosures for 30 days (AP)
• Bandaged Berlusconi leaves hospital after attack (AP)
• Doctors airlift boy with 42 needles stuck in him (AP)
• Clooney, Streep, Bullock among SAG Awards noms (AP)
• Police: Bengals' Henry dies day after dispute (AP)
• U.S. backs $100 billion climate fund (Reuters)
• Bernanke confirmation seen passing first hurdle (Reute
• Mexican forces kill drug lord Beltran Leyva (Reuters)
• Obama heads to Copenhagen as climate talks falter (Reu
• Guantanamo may close by summer: U.S. official (Reuters
• Iran missile test draws Western condemnation (Reuters)
• U.S. ramps up aerial spying for Afghan surge (Reuters)
• Leaders fear climate summit is heading for failure (AF
• Pakistan court voids Zardari amnesty (AFP)
• Cheap software 'helps Iraqi militants track US drones'
• Kidnapped Guardian journalist freed in Afghanistan (Re
• Iraq to relaunch air force nearly 20 years after Kuwait war
• Iraq PM implicates security in Baghdad blasts (AP)
• Iraq security forces involved in bombings: PM (Reuters
• Iraq to offer up to $85,000 for car bomb tip-offs (AFP
• Halladay, Lee deal could be completed Wednesday (AP)
• Wickmayer, Malisse cleared to play; ITF lifts ban (AP)
• Spain No. 1, US 14th in final soccer rankings (AP)
• Renault says it will stay in Formula 1 (AP)
• Holmgren visits Browns for second straight day (AP)
• Police: Atlanta's Babineaux smoked pot as he drove (AP
• Greenberg-Ryan group finalist to buy Texas Rangers (AP
• Aldridge scores 25 in Portland's 95-88 win (AP)
• AP source: Jones emerges as Cincy's top choice (AP)
• Contador says 2010 Tour of Spain route favors climbers
• O'Donnell scores in 3rd, lifts Kings to 3-2 win (AP)
• Best traits of successful people can also be worst (AP
• Klitschko reaches agreement to fight Haye (Reuters)
• Mercedes hoping for Schumacher comeback to F1 (AP)
• Hefford leads Canada to exhibition win over US (AP)
• Taliban sneak past Marines in southern Afghanistan (AP
• Japan enters high-speed train sales race (AP)
• Police stop man from reaching Berlusconi's room (AP)
• Study: Muslims Feel They're Being Shut Out of European Soci
• Romania marks 20 years since anti-communist revolt (AP
• British premier says Livni welcome (AP)
• Brazil toddler has 50 sewing needles inside body (AP)
• Nigerian government sued over president's absence (Reu
• At least 14 killed in S.Korean bus crash: report (AFP)
• Tories said mulling suspending Parliament: report (Reu
• Activists dodge Japanese whaling fleet after skirmish
• U.S. will move its war court from Guantanamo to Illinois
• Global warming talks inch toward accord - 'adaptation' cash
• Silvio Berlusconi attack: Will Italy's P.M. gain sympathy?
• Dead rodents, skinny snakes found in Texas raid (AP)
• Bail hearing for Pa. police accused of cover-up (AP)
• Chances slim 2 climbers are alive, authorities say (AP
• Fans can investigate Sherlock Holmes in Minn. (AP)
• Evangelist Oral Roberts leaves a complex legacy (AP)
• Laid-off Wall Streeters take stock, start fresh (AP)
• DC City Council votes to legalize gay marriage (AP)
• Ill. town welcomes plan to house Gitmo detainees (AP)
• Attorney: Missing Utah mom's husband met with cops (AP
• Energy-efficient traffic lights can't melt snow (AP)
• Boeing's 787 jetliner finally takes to the air (AP)
• Boeing 787 could lift off for 1st time Dec. 15 (AP)
• Pa. House whip, official who resigned are charged (AP)
• Evangelist Oral Roberts dies in Calif. at age 91 (AP)
• Custody dispute may have led to shooting deaths (AP)
• Kids' Swine flu shots recalled; not strong enough (AP)
• Mass. ex-gov: Grudge led to Ky. college bankruptcy (AP
• Chicago man accused in terror plot denied bond (AP)
• 'Coastie Song' stirs up U. of Wisconsin campus (AP)
• November housing construction up 8.9 percent (AP)
• Climate talks deadlocked as clashes erupt outside (AP)
• Dems ready to push health bill despite setbacks (AP)
• Iran tests long-range missile, raises ire of West (AP)
• Time magazine names Bernanke 'Person of the Year' (AP)
• Intel faces antitrust lawsuit from FTC (AP)
• EU drops Microsoft browser charges (AP)
• 'You lie!' on Yale list of year's memorable quotes (AP
• YouTube's top 2009 videos feature eclectic cast (AP)
• AP source: Canadian doctor probed in doping case (AP)
• Bernanke named Time magazine's Person of the Year (Reu
• Rajaratnam, Chiesi indicted in hedge fund probe (Reute
• Iran tests missile, warns opposition leaders (Reuters)
• Danish PM Rasmussen to become president of U.N. climate tal
• Iran says U.S. fuel sanctions move will fail (Reuters)
• Afghan surge troops won't target drug crops (Reuters)
• For tsunami's Baby 81, fame brought misfortune (Reuter
• Police hold 230 as climate protesters storm barricades
• Police battle climate activists amid talks rancour (AF
• Intruder arrested outside Berlusconi hospital room (AF
• Iraqi PM: US military withdrawal on track (AP)
• Lawmakers urge Obama to halt relocation of Iran dissidents
• Iranian dissident group defies order to leave Iraq (Mc
• Gulf brushes off Iraq oil threat, nears joint currency
• Baby among five killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• AP source: Phils have tentative deal for Halladay (AP)
• AP sources: Red Sox set to add Lackey, Cameron (AP)
• Bobsledder Hays to seek further injury evaluation (AP)
• AP source: Matsui, Angels reach preliminary deal (AP)
• 49ers deny fumbling Cardinals NFC West title (Reuters)
• Matsui set to join Angels: father (Reuters)
• Howard toughs it out as Magic finish beats Pacers (Reu
• Some Texas faculty upset with Brown's $5M salary (AP)
• Vidic wants Man United to bite back against Wolves (AF
• Cyclist Contador says 2009 was 'best year ever' (AFP)
• Kesler helps Canucks beat Kings 3-1 (AP)
• Wickmayer, Malisse get bans provisionally lifted (AFP)
• Woods speaks of family values in interview (AP)
• Klitschko says he has preliminary agreement to fight Haye
• Hays forced to retire with head injury (AP)
• US-China showdown looms over climate talks (AP)
• Israel: British arrest warrant threatens ties (AP)
• Harassment across Arab world drives women inside (AP)
• Berlusconi attacker may be sent to psych unit (AP)
• Silvio Berlusconi Attack: Will Italy's PM Gain Sympathy?
• BA launches legal action to stop strike (AP)
• Israel: Iran nearing atomic bomb capability (AP)
• Mexico: Grammy winner sang at drug cartel's party (AP)
• Sudan opposition face charges over banned rally (Reute
• Pakistani police get more time to quiz Americans (AP)
• Conservatives said mulling suspending Parliament (Reut
• Australia announces controversial Internet filter (AFP
• North Korea weapons: How much slips through? (The Chri
• Obama's Afghan surge: Long war with uncertain outcome
• 'No sign' of 2 missing Mount Hood climbers (AP)
• Detroit artists use city's blight as their canvas (AP)
• Report: Doctor being investigated in PED probe (AP)
• Vermont AG seeks clues on dairy monopoly claims (AP)
• Schools close as heavy rains drench the South (AP)
• Falling-TV deaths remain concern even amid LCD fad (AP
• Feds: Chicago suspect knew of Mumbai attack (AP)
• Missing woman's dad: Doubts son-in-law hurt her (AP)
• Feds to spend $13M to fight Asian carp invasion (AP)
• Fetus found in gift box, Texas couple charged (AP)
• Mo. reported inflated food stamp figures to feds (AP)
• Critics bash Quinn on early release of inmates (AP)
• AP Enterprise: Gaps in DNA banks lead to tragedy (AP)
• Ex-Marine indicted in slayings of 5 Calif. women (AP)
• 2 men sentenced for aiding terrorists with videos (AP)
• Group: Pot measure has enough sigs for 2010 ballot (AP
• Anonymous donors take care to hide their identity (AP)
• Gun charge nets trick-or-treater killer 16 years (AP)
• Study shows pot more popular among teenagers (AP)
• AP sources: Ill. prison to get Gitmo detainees (AP)
• Obama to work to solidify support for health bill (AP)
• Suicide blast kills 22 in crowded Pakistani market (AP
• Obama touting home energy efficiency program (AP)
• November wholesale inflation up more than expected (AP
• 20,000 evacuated as Philippine volcano oozes lava (AP)
• `Up in the Air' leads Golden Globes with 6 noms (AP)
• Australian gov't to introduce controversial Internet filter
• Aussie scientists find coconut-carrying octopus (AP)
• 49ers deny sloppy Cardinals NFC West crown (AP)
• Producer prices surge, factory activity slows (Reuters
• Medicare "buy-in" unlikely to survive in Senate (Reute
• Geithner: TARP to earn healthy profit for U.S (Reuters
• Pakistan military not seeking takeover: U.S. general (
• Ministers try to break deadlock at climate talks (Reut
• U.S. plans to transfer some Guantanamo detainees (Reut
• Abbas sticks by terms for talks, rules out violence (R
• Russia, U.S. may sign nuclear deal at climate talks (R
• Pakistan market bombing kills 27: official (AFP)
• World leaders try to save climate summit (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds voice anger at Turkish party ban (AFP)
• Gulf 'not threatened' by Iraq's oil output plans (AFP)
• Bombers breach Baghdad security again, killing four (A
• Iran ex-rebels defy police orders to quit Iraq camp (A
• Bombs kill eight in Baghdad, northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Explosions in 2 major Iraq cities kill 9 people (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,370 (AP)
• Baghdad bomber called Syria before August attack: minister
• Eagles soar to first place, beat Giants 45-38 (AP)
• Colts break records with 28-16 victory over Denver (AP
• Brees, Vilma help Saints remain perfect at 13-0 (AP)
• Woods' colleagues wait and wonder, like everyone (AP)
• Scandal aside, Woods changed golf in last 10 years (AP
• Indians sign Reyes, Miller to minor league deals (AP)
• James scores 44 points as Cavaliers calm Thunder (Reut
• TCU's Jerry Hughes wins Lott Trophy (AP)
• Giggs planning encore after career-capping award (AFP)
• Avalanche take over lead in division with win (AP)
• TV networks already know about life without Tiger (AP)
• BJ Penn retains UFC lightweight championship (AP)
• Malignaggi beats Diaz by unanimous decision (AP)
• Massa to drive Ferrari F1 car in coming days (AP)
• Davis, Nesbitt complete middle-distance sweeps (AP)
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• U.S. to reverse Taliban momentum within a year: McChrystal
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• Nothing learnt from Enke death - Babbel (AFP)
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• Wounded Guinea junta leader unable to speak (AP)
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• Somalis protest bombing; gov't warns of new threat (AP
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• Three Sudan opposition leaders released (AFP)
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• Obama salutes jazz great Brubeck at Kennedy Center (AP
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• U.N. climate talks open, deal "within reach" (Reuters)
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