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• Bucs hire Rutgers' Greg Schiano as new coach (AP)
• Fielder: Joining Tigers 'kind of a dream' (AP)
• Magic tricked by big Celtics fightback (Reuters)
• Schiano's late departure leaves Rutgers in a bind (AP)
• Levin, Stanley take advantage of easier course (AP)
• Ward Burton to race NASCAR Truck Series at Daytona (AP
• Burning question: Who will light Olympic cauldron? (AP
• Iran could ban EU oil exports next week: lawmaker (Reu
• Killings shock Homs, United Nations to discuss Syria (
• Taliban willing to compromise, Afghan negotiators say
• Syria: Are Captured Iranians Military Men or Engineers?
• Geithner presses Europe to increase crisis firewall (R
• Rescuers searching for survivors in Rio collapse (AP)
• Congo presidential coalition leads parliament race (AP
• France mulls Afghan move as Karzai visits (AP)
• Canada plays down embarrassing oil sands document (Reu
• Australian gov't, activists trade blame for clash (AP)
• As Scottish clamor for independence, English beginning to s
• An Introduction to Messi: An Outsider's Take (Time.com
• As Israeli-Palestinian talks sink, fringe ideas gain tracti
• Paterno's long goodbye ends with public memorial (Reut
• Texas executes man caught years after crime by DNA (Re
• Facebook takes on 'clickjacking' spammers in court (Re
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• Tax Returns and Tithing: How Mitt Romney Gives Away 16% of
• Lawyer gives up $14 million Iowa lottery ticket claim
• Paterno's son: 'Dad, you won. You can go home now' (AP
• US judge denies bid to block NV mustang roundups (AP)
• Lawyer withdraws $7.5 million dollar lottery claim (AP
• NC gov's re-election decision could benefit Obama (AP)
• Special operations expanding as wars recede (AP)
• NYPD boss could face questions about probe of son (AP)
• Car makers support Calif.'s new 'clean car' regs (AP)
• Immigrant license repeal falls short in first vote (AP
• Judge: BP contract shielded Transocean in spill (AP)
• CIA to pull officer from NYPD after internal probe (AP
• Analysis: Romney is fiery, focused in Fla. Debate (AP)
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs (AP)
• Arab League observers see spike in Syrian violence (AP
• Economy grew modest 2.8 pct. in Q4, best in 2011 (AP)
• US cybersecurity efforts trigger privacy concerns (AP)
• Costa offers $14,460 per person for ruined cruise (AP)
• Twitter may censor tweets in individual countries (AP)
• Prison dilemma: surging numbers of older inmates (AP)
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• U.S. growth quickens in Q4, but speed-bumps ahead (Reu
• Romney puts Gingrich on defensive in Florida debate (R
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• EU, IMF press Greece on reforms before aid flows (Reut
• James Murdoch to quit GSK board (Reuters)
• Japan prices fall, mild deflation to persist (Reuters)
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• Costa offers settlement for passengers (Reuters)
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• Iran offers nuclear talks. Why the West may prefer to wait.
• Suicide bomber kills 31 in Baghdad attack (Reuters)
• Suicide bomber kills 32 at Iraq funeral procession (AP
• St. Louis hosts 1st big parade on Iraq War's end (AP)
• U.S. to Iraq: don't "blow this opportunity" (Reuters)
• Iraq says to take legal action for Haditha victims (Re
• Colts hire Ravens' Pagano as new head coach (AP)
• Patriots wandered many roads to find path to glory (Re
• Sources: About 12 groups submit Dodgers bids (AP)
• Lakers get last word over Clippers in inner-city clash
• No. 12 UNLV beats Boise State 77-72 in OT (AP)
• Canadiens' 7-2 win ends Red Wings' win streak at 7 (AP
• Ogilvy home in San Diego, on a course not familiar (AP
• Harvick says wife is 14 weeks pregnant (AP)
• America's next star? Could be anyone (AP)
• China says EU ban on Iran oil not "constructive" (Reut
• Egyptian protesters plan sit-in until army leaves (Reu
• Insight: Scottish separatists face tough independence battl
• French breast implant boss arrested (Reuters)
• Pride, Frustration and Determination as Egyptians Celebrate
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• Palestinians protest over tax increase (AP)
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• Nigeria police chief tarnished over 2001 violence (AP)
• US, Philippines eye more war drills, but no bases (AP)
• Canadian pipeline needs aboriginal consent: chief (Reu
• Australian PM stumbles before rowdy protest crowd (AP)
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• Hostage rescue: Will US intervene more in Somalia? (Th
• Giffords quits Congress to focus on recovery (Reuters)
• Joe Paterno buried after thousands pay vigil (Reuters)
• U.S. commandos free two hostages in daring Somalia raid
• Alaska Airlines ends decades-old prayer card tradition
• Calif. poised to vote on new 'clean car' regs (AP)
• Mayor blasted for 'taco' comment amid bias probe (AP)
• Memorial service to cap 3-day mourning for Paterno (AP
• Courtroom battle splits star's Oklahoma hometown (AP)
• Obama turns attention to energy in key states (AP)
• Lawyer: DA probing NYC police commissioner's son (AP)
• APNewsBreak: US to unveil new forest rules (AP)
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• Conn. mayor blasted for 'taco' quip about Latinos (AP)
• NYC police chief apologizes for movie interview (AP)
• More seek unemployment aid, but trend is positive (AP)
• Politics of defense cuts: emphasize the positive (AP)
• Navy SEAL raid in Somalia shows campaign ahead (AP)
• User-friendly health plan summaries at risk (AP)
• Gingrich donor is casino mogul, Israeli hardliner (AP)
• Ahmadinejad says Iran ready for nuclear talks (AP)
• Taxpayers still owed $132.9B from bailout: report (AP)
• Nokia loss tempered by Windows phone launch (AP)
• Davos leaders look to China's investments abroad (AP)
• Arizona Gov. Brewer gets book critique from Obama (AP)
• Bernanke has "finger on trigger" for new bond buys (Re
• Japan's NEC to slash 10,000 jobs (Reuters)
• Greek debt talks resume in race against the clock (Reu
• Analysis: Italy - a buy for the brave (Reuters)
• In historic shift, Fed sets inflation target (Reuters)
• Nintendo sees first annual loss, cuts 3DS forecast (Re
• Syrian troops fight rebels near Damascus (Reuters)
• Nokia profits dive, new phones yet to take off (Reuter
• The bumbling jihadi? Alleged terror backer guessed FBI was
• Why Jerry Brown is standing firm on shaky California high-s
• Official: Iraq will take legal action over US raid (AP
• Shiite leader urges end to Iraqi political crisis (AP)
• Insurgent bombing in central Iraq kills 10 people (AP)
• Ten dead in attack on policeman's home in Iraq: sources
• Marine spared from jail time in Iraq killings (Reuters
• Djokovic, Murray, Nadal, Federer in Aussie semis (AP)
• 2nd day of mourning for Paterno to end with burial (AP
• Column: 'We knew he had 4 concussions' (AP)
• AP source: Fielder and Tigers agree on 9-year deal (AP
• Wizards fire coach Saunders, promote Wittman (AP)
• No. 1 Kentucky cruises to 57-44 win over Georgia (AP)
• Great Android apps for Super Bowl XVLI (Appolicious)
• Jorge Posada: 17 seasons, 5 titles and 1 team (AP)
• Aldridge, Camby lead Blazers past Grizzlies 97-84 (AP)
• No. 11 Rutgers women beat No. 23 DePaul 65-64 (AP)
• MacArthur scores 2nd goal in OT, Leafs top Isles (AP)
• Holmes returns from brain surgery (AP)
• Ganassi celebrates run of championships (AP)
• UK police arrest 97 for London Olympics fraud (AP)
• Gulf monitors leave Syria, League seeks U.N. support (
• Transcripts show Italy captain says was told to approach sh
• U.S. commandos free two pirate hostages in Somalia (Re
• Egyptians Mark the Tahrir Square Revolution's Anniversary
• Rescue operations resume on ship off Italian coast (AP
• Clashes in south Yemen kill 6 al-Qaida militants (AP)
• 5 police shot dead in town outside Mexico City (AP)
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane (AP)
• Clashes between Tibetans, gov't spread in China (AP)
• Canada education sector toughest job market (Reuters)
• APNewsBreak: Fifth arrest made in Megaupload case (AP)
• Rand Paul's TSA moment: airport patdowns around the world
• North Korea's Western Fans Mourn Kim Jong Il's Death (
• Putin harnesses Russian nationalism to boost presidential b
• New York police officer pleads guilty in civil rights case
• Government opens case against accused swindler Stanford
• What You Missed While Not Watching the Florida GOP Debate
• Newt Gingrich vs.the Establishment: South Carolina Sets Up
• Irish "Troubles" case in Boston pits researchers vs. police
• In GOP response, Daniels blames Obama for economy (AP)
• US official: SEAL team in rescue also killed Osama (AP
• Okla. hospital must pay $1M to Garth Brooks (AP)
• Biden: Obama sought repeatedly to work with GOP (AP)
• FACT CHECK: Obama pushes plans that flopped before (AP
• State: 'Serious' questions on GOP pipeline bill (AP)
• In Vt., an attorney general's losses raise doubts (AP)
• Homeless NYer not among science contest finalists (AP)
• Rockefeller impostor ordered to stand trial (AP)
• Obama praises Special Forces for hostage rescue (AP)
• Obama to Republicans: Game on (AP)
• Obama speech echoes in town with failed factory (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Delhi ignores own quake peril warnings (AP)
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains (AP)
• Council finds states weakening teacher tenure (AP)
• Egyptians gather in Cairo to mark uprising (AP)
• In the era of big boxes, a day for the little guy (AP)
• Sundance documentary examines rape in US military (AP)
• Obama urges taxing the rich, reining in Wall Street (R
• Apple returns to form, blows Street targets away (Reut
• Gingrich wants to hear his debate fans roar (Reuters)
• Japan's first trade deficit since 1980 raises debt doubts
• Iran's Ahmadinejad ups rates to stem money crisis (Reu
• Greece hoping for debt swap deal as early as this week
• Even without Hormuz blockade, Iran has options (Reuter
• Citi mulls more cuts in securities and banking (Reuter
• Mitt Romney taxes show 'very high' charitable giving tied t
• Marine demoted to private to end Haditha trial. Did militar
• U.S. Marine tells court he is sorry for Iraq killings
• Convicted Marine apologizes to Iraqi civilians (AP)
• U.S. Marine spared from jail time in Iraq killings (Re
• Officials: Sunni militia leader killed in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraqi town says justice failed victims of US raid (AP)
• Turkey warns Iraqi PM over sectarian conflict (Reuters
• Car bombs kill 14, wound 75 in Iraq capital (Reuters)
• Federer wins 1,000th match, will face Nadal (AP)
• Paterno's son: JoePa upbeat, fought cancer to end (AP)
• Woods hoping to resume good play in Abu Dhabi (AP)
• PSU's O'Brien: An 'honor' to follow Paterno (AP)
• Dayton: Vikings stadium must be at Dome to pass (AP)
• OF Cody Ross agrees to sign with Red Sox (AP)
• Grizzles rally from 20 down to beat Warriors 91-90 (AP
• Texas A&M unable to control Robinson, No. 5 Kansas (AP
• Kings blast Senators 4-1, move into 1st place (AP)
• Federal appeals court to hear NASCAR drug case (AP)
• Iran says sanctions to fail, repeats Hormuz threat (Re
• U.S. warns over Bahrain travel before anniversary (Reu
• Too early to say if Taliban behind French attack: NATO
• Meet the Western Members of the Kim Jong Il Fan Club (
• Spanish judge Garzon on trial for Franco-era probe (AP
• Mexico Navy takes over traffic police in top port (AP)
• South Africa: Madagascar leaders "irresponsible" (AP)
• Inmates, guards clash in Sri Lanka prison, 28 hurt (AP
• Ottawa sees itself as protector of oil sands benefits
• New Zealand whale stranding kills 36, threatens 40 (AP
• EU approves embargo on Iranian oil, despite economic concer
• Can Europe's Oil Embargo Force Iran to Back Down on its Nuc
• Iran angry over EU unity on oil embargo (The Christian
• Supreme Court rules police need warrant for GPS tracking
• Penn State mourns longtime coach Joe Paterno (Reuters)
• What You Missed While Not Watching the Last South Carolina
• Romney's $20 Million IRA: A Lousy Investment? (Time.co
• Missing snowmobiler rescued but second found dead (Reu
• Testimony to begin in trial of financier Stanford (AP)
• Job bias claims at record level (AP)
• Senate work can go on as Kirk recovers from stroke (AP
• Murder charge for suspect in shooting of Ky. mayor (AP
• Giffords bids farewell but promises to return (AP)
• Public memorial set for Joe Paterno at Penn State (AP)
• Parties jockey on State of the Union point-scoring (AP
• Woman who returned adopted Russian boy faces suit (AP)
• 6-year-old girl missing in frigid Oregon river (AP)
• White House delays release of 2013 budget (AP)
• Obama honors Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins (AP)
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union (AP)
• Romney paid $3M in federal income tax in 2010 (AP)
• Analysis: Romney tries pit bull approach in Fla. (AP)
• Workers to pump oil from grounded cruise Saturday (AP)
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars 11 nominations (AP)
• JFK library to release last of his secret tapes (AP)
• FM says Syria has duty to confront armed groups (AP)
• Paterno: Visiting hours ahead as PSU mourns (AP)
• New Fed voters likelier to back help for economy (AP)
• Dentist accused of paper clip use in root canals (AP)
• Aggressive Romney takes new tack in Florida (Reuters)
• Obama to make pitch for second term in State of the Union
• Greece clings to hope of debt deal despite setback (Re
• S&P says likely to declare Greece in default (Reuters)
• Romney reports tax bill of $6.2 million for 2010-11 (R
• Gulf Arabs quit Syria monitoring mission (Reuters)
• Exporter Japan eyes first trade deficit in 3 decades (
• Italy tax police at Fitch Milan offices: prosecutor (R
• Gingrich, Romney clash in heated Tampa debate (The Chr
• US charges 'Reluctant Spy' author with leaking secrets to j
• Marine faces 3 months in brig for Iraqi deaths (AP)
• Officials: Car bombs kill 14 across Baghdad (AP)
• Car bombs kill 13, wound 75 in Iraq capital (Reuters)
• Iraqi killing cases at a glance (AP)
• Marine pleads guilty, ending final Haditha trial (Reut
• Giants top 49ers 20-17 in OT to reach Super Bowl (AP)
• Williams out of Australian Open in 4th round (AP)
• Column: Manning no longer has to prove greatness (AP)
• Get ready for the Super Bowl with these mobile apps (A
• Pacers trip up cold-shooting Lakers (Reuters)
• Column: 'After 61 years, he deserved better.' (AP)
• Bobby Ryan scores twice in Ducks' 3-2 win over Avs (AP
• Wilson holds off field to win Humana Challenge (AP)
• US into semifinals with 13-0 rout of Guatemala (AP)
• Syria denounces Arabs for telling Assad to quit (Reute
• Pakistan rejects U.S. report on NATO attack (Reuters)
• No decision yet on Gaddafi son's trial: ICC (Reuters)
• Nigerian police say four Boko Haram members killed (Re
• The Arab League to Syria's President: It's Time for You to
• Int'l court: 4 of 6 Kenyan suspects to face trial (AP)
• Iran steps up threats to shutter Strait of Hormuz (AP)
• Mexico authorities unravel child trafficking ring (AP)
• Egypt's Islamist-led parliament opens first session (R
• Pakistan rejects US self-defense claim on strikes (AP)
• Plane crashes in New Zealand, killing 2 aboard (AP)
• Nigeria's Latest Bloodbath: The Challenge of Boko Haram
• Joe Paterno, revered coach tainted by scandal, dies (R
• Tornadoes strike Arkansas as storms menace south (Reut
• U.S. housing more affordable than other English countries:
• Why The Colts Should Pass On Peyton Manning (Time.com)
• Epic clash: Silicon Valley blindsides Hollywood on piracy
• State higher education spending sees big decline (AP)
• In video, Giffords' firm and touching farewell (AP)
• Yemen's leader allowed to come to US (AP)
• All 2011 unemployment insurance benefits taxable (AP)
• Obama, Italian PM to discuss financial crisis (AP)
• Obama to 'hang out' in live video chat room (AP)
• Family, football meant everything to Joe Paterno (AP)
• Obama's health overhaul lags in many states (AP)
• Paterno, Penn State helped unify Pennsylvania (AP)
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week (AP)
• Giffords' decision to resign sets up Ariz. race (AP)
• EU formally adopts Iran oil embargo (AP)
• Mixed record for Obama's State of the Union goals (AP)
• At PSU, tension over ouster, then grief for JoePa (AP)
• 2 dead in Ala. as storms pound South, Midwest (AP)
• First post-Mubarak parliament holds session (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Meth fills hospitals with burn patients (AP
• Environmentalists see reason for alarm in GOP race (AP
• Head of Arab League monitors in Syria defends work (AP
• Manning, Giants heading to Indy to face Pats again (AP
• Euro zone finance ministers to rule on Greek debt talks
• Romney to right tax "mistake" after primary loss (Reut
• EU bans Iranian oil, Tehran responds with threats (Reu
• RIM and Blackberry on the edge under new CEO (Reuters)
• U.S. flouts law at Guantanamo, despite Obama vow: U.N.
• Giffords leaving Congress to recover from shooting (Re
• Olympus shareholders seek damages for share price drop: sou
• Analysis: History repeats itself in euro crisis debt spat
• What now for Ron Paul after finishing last in South Carolin
• Mitt Romney now says he'll make public his tax returns
• Federer through to Australian Open quarterfinals (AP)
• Berdych booed after winning 4th round match (AP)
• Clijsters overcomes injury to beat Li in 3 sets (AP)
• Cooley leads Irish upset of No. 1 Syracuse (AP)
• Braun makes passing reference to drug test (AP)
• An emotional start as Philbin takes over Dolphins (AP)
• Rockies get Scutaro from Red Sox for Mortensen (AP)
• Bosh guides home-loving Heat past 76ers (Reuters)
• No. 24 Saint Mary's holds off Santa Clara 93-77 (AP)
• Tavares scores both Isles goals in win over Canes (AP)
• Dan Forsman takes Champions Tour lead (AP)
• Jennings takes unanimous decision over Byarm (AP)
• No time to play nice for US women's soccer team (AP)
• U.S. has made no decision on Taliban prisoner transfer
• Thousands protest at immunity for Yemen's Saleh (Reute
• Costa Concordia: As Hope Fades for More Survivors, Finger-P
• Teen ends globe-circling voyage in St. Maarten (AP)
• Report: South Sudan sues Khartoum over oil (AP)
• Afghan president sends condolences to France (AP)
• Fast-moving snowstorm hits Northeast (Reuters)
• Bonnie and Clyde guns bring $210,000 in Missouri auction
• Inside Obama's World: The President talks to TIME About the
• Subculture of Americans prepares for civilization's collaps
• Rights group calls on West to end 'Arab exception' (AP
• Obama's State of the Union: Jobs, re-election time (AP
• Reno wildfire that destroyed 29 homes contained (AP)
• Senate GOP's next move awaited in nominations spat (AP
• Penn State students express concern for Paterno (AP)
• Penn State students show support for ill Paterno (AP)
• 3 dead in fire at NY house rented by students (AP)
• INFLUENCE GAME: Online companies win piracy fight (AP)
• Analysis: Gingrich wins means grueling GOP fight (AP)
• Spokesman: Paterno in serious condition (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Health overhaul lags in states (AP)
• Arab League extends Syria mission 1 more month (AP)
• PSU editor quits after erroneous Paterno report (AP)
• Official: possibility of unregistered passengers (AP)
• Lawyer says ousted Egypt leader still president (AP)
• Sri Lanka donates eyes to the world (AP)
• In bin Laden town, father mourns another militant (AP)
• 'The Artist' silent but golden at producer awards (AP)
• Republican hopefuls take fight to Florida (Reuters)
• Islamist insurgents kill over 178 in Nigeria's Kano (R
• Exclusive: How Pakistan helps the U.S. drone campaign
• Arab committee wants extended Syria mission: source (R
• Swiss police press charges against anti-Davos protesters
• Steve Jobs family absent from Disney board despite stake
• Italy cruise disaster captain denies delaying alarm (R
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno's health status serious
• If feds can bust Megaupload, why bother with anti-piracy bi
• Newt Gingrich's infidelities not hurting him in South Carol
• Iraq risks slipping into authoritarianism: rights group
• Rights group says Iraq becoming 'police state' (AP)
• Kuwait: Envoy to US during Iraq invasion dies (AP)
• Classic matchups for spots in Super Bowl (AP)
• Serena Williams into 4th round at Australian Open (AP)
• Texas formally introduces Japanese pitcher Darvish (AP
• New coach Philbin will try to turn around Dolphins (AP
• Love hits 3 at buzzer, Timberwolves top Clippers (AP)
• Steelers QB settles lawsuit alleging '08 rape (AP)
• Philbin named Dolphins new head coach (Reuters)
• Darvish confident of making majors leap of faith (Reut
• Bulls rise without Rose for big win in Cleveland (Reut
• Princeton RB recovering from stroke (AP)
• Blackhawks beat Panthers 3-1 to take NHL lead (AP)
• Lehman, Vaughan lead Champions Tour opener (AP)
• Rigondeaux stops Ramos to take WBA title (AP)
• NASCAR Hall of Fame welcomes diverse class (AP)
• Final results confirm Islamists top Egypt vote (Reuter
• Boko Haram claim responsibility for Nigeria Kano blasts
• Amnesty was set to recognize late Cuba dissident (AP)
• Police: Gunmen kidnap foreigner in north Somalia (AP)
• Generation 88 activists back Myanmar's reform path (AP
• Key lawmaker withdraws support for Aussie gov't (AP)
• 'A Separation' probes Iranians' conflicted love for their c
• In Jerusalem, national parks seen by Palestinians as a land
• Former Army soldier sentenced for killing wife, baby (
• Victim identified in Hollywood severed head case (Reut
• Obama outlines plan to bolster tourism (AP)
• Tiny baby leaves Los Angeles hospital amid fanfare (AP
• Colo. girl escapes apparent kidnapper, calls 911 (AP)
• Female Ark. prison guard killed checking on inmate (AP
• NW storm cuts power, thousands try to stay warm (AP)
• Mild winter offers break from high heating costs (AP)
• Remorseful man admits he caused big Reno blaze (AP)
• Witness in 'Rockefeller' case found bloodstains (AP)
• Head found in Hollywood park ID'd, killer unclear (AP)
• Adult in Ohio Craigslist case charged with murder (AP)
• South Carolina GOP primary races to dramatic close (AP
• GOP race offers scattershot list of angels, demons (AP
• Officials confirm light fuel near ship (AP)
• Yemen officials: Saleh to depart for Oman (AP)
• Hospital: At least 120 killed in Nigeria attacks (AP)
• Storm blankets Northeast with a few inches of snow (AP
• Ambush of police truck in Syria kills 14 (AP)
• Jobs, re-election frame Obama's State of the Union (AP
• Hamas: Leader Khaled Mashaal won't seek new term (AP)
• No joke: 3-inch nail removed from Ill. man's brain (AP
• Greece's creditors leave Athens, talks to continue (Re
• Romney lowers expectations in South Carolina (Reuters)
• After threats, Iran plays down U.S. naval moves (Reute
• Syria blasts kill 14 (Reuters)
• Congress has legal clout on Keystone pipeline: study (
• Congress puts brakes on anti-piracy bills (Reuters)
• Yemen grants Saleh immunity to try to end crisis (Reut
• Insight: Mississippi pardons benefited whites by big margin
• Why does Mitt Romney have money in the Caymans? Two potenti
• Army report: Suicide rate sets record; some alcohol abuse u
• Iraq: Gunmen attack policeman's house, kill guard (AP)
• Marine's Iraq killings trial resumes in California (AP
• Trial of accused Haditha ringleader resumes without plea de
• Body of UK hostage turned over to embassy in Iraq (AP)
• Even ailing, James leads Heat past Lakers 98-87 (AP)
• Rams to play NFL games in London for next 3 years (AP)
• Nadal, Federer take similar Australian Open paths (AP)
• Source: Braun appeal of positive drug test begins (AP)
• Eli Manning returns to practice after 1-day bug (AP)
• AP Source: Spagnuolo to take over Saints' defense (AP)
• AP Source: A's close to deal with Jonny Gomes (AP)
• Marion's 22 points lift Mavericks over Jazz 94-91 (AP)
• Washington St. women lose to No. 4 Stanford 75-41 (AP)
• Flames beat Kings 2-1 in shootout (AP)
• Toms, Villegas lead low scores at Humana Challenge (AP
• MMA's 'Iron Mike' gets prison in Vegas sex case (AP)
• Boxing's Freddie Roach in unusual reality show (AP)
• Kyle Busch signs brother Kurt for Nationwide team (AP)
• Vonn gives advice to Youth Olympics athletes (AP)
• Crews face test on Italy cruise ship as weather worsens
• Exclusive: Senior al Qaeda figure killed in drone strike
• Iran warns region against "dangerous" stance on Hormuz
• Ship sinking after collision in Bosphorus: agent (Reut
• Should the World Ignore the Presidential Campaign Foreign P
• Cargo ship damaged after collision off Istanbul (AP)
• Egyptians rally ahead of anniversary of uprising (AP)
• Jailed Cuban dissident dies after hunger strike (AP)
• African Union troops reach outskirts of Mogadishu (AP)
• Vodafone wins India tax battle, shares rise (Reuters)
• Canada won't confirm expulsion of Russia diplomats (Re
• 3 shark attacks in Australia in less than 3 weeks (AP)
• Attack on foreign tourists widens rift between Ethiopia, Er
• When Penicillin Pays: Why China Loves Antibiotics a Little
• Costa Concordia captain: symbol of the era? (The Chris
• Pacific Northwest storm causes flooding and outages (R
• Exxon to pay Montana $2.4 million in spill accord (Reu
• S.F. sheriff pleads not guilty to spousal abuse (Reute
• Exclusive: President Obama Dismisses Romney's Foreign Polic
• More Fees, Fewer Branches As Banks Cope With Lower Profits
• Possible plea deal in works for accused Haditha ringleader
• Supreme Court ruling confuses religious workers (AP)
• Protesters to demonstrate outside US courthouses (AP)
• More than 280,000 Wash. customers without power (AP)
• TV covering high-profile Ohio trial with puppets (AP)
• Police arrest Ala. man in post-BCS video (AP)
• Police witnesses called in fake 'Rockefeller' case (AP
• Search for body parts ends but mystery not over (AP)
• Romney braces for final full day in South Carolina (AP
• GOP leaders slow to embrace Romney — or his rivals (A
• France mulls early Afghanistan pullout as 4 killed (AP
• AP source: All 6 killed in crash were Marines (AP)
• Obama to press Congress to revisit $1.2T in cuts (AP)
• LA hospital prepares to send tiny baby home (AP)
• Top CIA lawyer never approved NYPD collaboration (AP)
• More than 20 homes destroyed by Reno wildfire (AP)
• Wisconsin recall webcam so boring it's mesmerizing (AP
• PSU trustees hope to address alumni concerns (AP)
• Sharp clashes at Republican debate ahead of vote (Reut
• Violence keeps Syria on edge, Arab mission in doubt (R
• Google results fall short, rare miss hurts shares (Reu
• Greece, creditors edge closer to deal (Reuters)
• Insight: Top Justice officials connected to mortgage banks
• U.S. shuts Megaupload.com, hackers retaliate (Reuters)
• Analysis: Italy refunding ordeal looks a little less daunti
• Investors exit big-name funds as stars fail to shine (
• Keystone XL oil pipeline ensnared in political gamesmanship
• South Carolina debate: Gingrich and Romney face each other
• Top Iraqi Shiite cleric urges end to crisis (AP)
• Jury scheduled to return in war crime trial (AP)
• Saddam musician jailed for Australian burglaries (AP)
• Military amputees inspire through softball (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Churchill library to be created in DC (AP
• Viral Chicago video points to disturbing trend (AP)
• Child's body found Ore. creek where car swept away (AP
• Kodak files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection (AP)
• Poe fans call an end to 'Toaster' tradition (AP)
• Murder case against con artist hinges on bones (AP)
• US Army burns off final chemical weapons in Utah (AP)
• NASA spaceport breaks ground for shuttle display (AP)
• Obama seeks share of spotlight in Florida (AP)
• Unemployment claims at 352,000, fewest since 2008 (AP)
• Details of his vast personal fortune trail Romney (AP)
• Obama, GOP back in tussle over oil pipeline (AP)
• Italy IDs 4 more cruise ship victims (AP)
• GOP officials: Santorum edges Romney in Iowa count (AP
• Seafarers outraged that captain could jump ship (AP)
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11 (AP)
• Murdoch company to pay hacking damages in 36 cases (AP
• Gingrich downplays Santorum taking lead in Iowa (AP)
• Report: Arab Spring spurs democracy hopes (AP)
• Jobless claims drop near four-year low (Reuters)
• Bank of America posts fourth-quarter profit (Reuters)
• Kodak files for bankruptcy, secures $950 million lifeline
• In Bain deals, Romney gave stock to Mormon church (Reu
• IMF seeks $600 billion in new funds, G20 to discuss (R
• News Corp admits guilt, settles hacking claims (Reuter
• Spain passes key bond test, France also in demand (Reu
• Iran warns region against stance on Hormuz (Reuters)
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• Scenarios: Can Iraq survive its own politics? (Reuters
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• Indianapolis looks to future after firing Caldwell (AP
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• Falcons hire Mike Nolan to lead defense (AP)
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• Pakistan rejects U.S. envoy visit: official (Reuters)
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• Jayhawks send Baylor to first loss of season (AP)
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• EU launching legal challenges against Hungary (AP)
• Romney says he may release tax returns in April (AP)
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• Romney unscathed from debate attacks (Reuters)
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• Explosions used in hunt for 29 missing on Italian liner
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• Patriots rout Broncos 45-10 in AFC playoff rout (AP)
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• Aldo stops Mendes, defends UFC featherweight belt (AP)
• Stieglitz retains WBO super-middleweight title (AP)
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• Stop the killing, U.N. chief tells Syria's Assad (Reut
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• Casino plans sprout in US as states seek revenue (AP)
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• Bowing to Twitter, Canada ends election night gag (Reu
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• Bush Proud of Legacy on No Child Left Behind: 'Let's Not We
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• Analysts: S&P downgrades could have been worse (AP)
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• Judge: John Edwards has serious heart condition (AP)
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• Europe must move quickly after downgrades: Merkel (Reu
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• Exclusive: Banker in Olympus scandal steps into public view
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• WBA orders Khan-Peterson rematch after complaint (AP)
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• Nigeria workers stage 5th day of strikes, talks pause
• Who Killed an Iranian Nuclear Expert? Israel Isn't Telling
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• Christie, Oprah talk about weight, love, politics (AP)
• Fuel-bearing ship just 6 miles from Nome (AP)
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• Penn State alumni express concern for Paterno (AP)
• JPMorgan profit falls, but sees hope in economy (Reute
• Exclusive: TPG willing to invest $1 billion in Olympus
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• Packers OC Philbin away from team indefinitely (AP)
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• Clippers withstand Heat 95-89 in overtime (AP)
• Texas Tech falls 81-46 to No. 10 Kansas (AP)
• Parise's OT goal lifts Devils over Oilers 2-1 (AP)
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• Myanmar signs ceasefire to end 62-year ethnic conflict
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• Mississippi judge bars release of inmates pardoned by Barbo
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• Officer: Suspect in serial killings had rape diary (AP
• US denies role in Iranian scientist's death (AP)
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• Marine: Sgt. called for bloodshed in Haditha (AP)
• Iraq: Gunmen kill Iraqi police, mayor in ambushes (AP)
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• Jaguars hire Mularkey as head coach (AP)
• Oakland Raiders fire first-year coach Hue Jackson (AP)
• AP source: Heisman Trophy winner RG3 is going pro (AP)
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• AP sources: Protest mars Contador case at CAS (AP)
• Wozniacki loses, Kvitova into Sydney semis (AP)
• Son of Packers' coordinator found in Wis. river (AP)
• Dodgers settle with Fox, abandon media rights sale (AP
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• Glencross, Iginla lead Flames past Devils, 6-3 (AP)
• LPGA adds 4 tournaments, including 3 in the US (AP)
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• Bomber enters Afghan police chief compound but misses
• Nigerian oil union threatens to shut down crude output
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• Egypt's New Political Equation: The Military, the Muslim Br
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• Ackman won't try to oust entire CP board: report (Reut
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• Hungary turns away from democracy (The Christian Scien
• Syrian President Assad Defends Self, Cites Conspiracies
• Nigerians feel pinch as fuel strikes take a toll (The
• Mississippi's Barbour surprises with raft of pardons (
• Michigan Treasurer says Detroit to run out of money by May
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• Terminally ill woman witnesses Ohio murder-suicide (AP
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• Ariz. officials: Couple, deputy killed by same man (AP
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• Penn State president to face alumni in Pittsburgh (AP)
• LA court seeks more info in Honda hybrid suit (AP)
• Sheriff: Food dispute led to Ohio murder-suicide (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Eisenhowers want memorial redesigned (AP)
• Rivals hope to block Romney trifecta in SC (AP)
• Analysis: Romney's GOP critics will get more heat (AP)
• Mrs Obama: Tired of 'angry black woman' stereotype (AP
• Pakistan army warns of 'consequences' to PM charge (AP
• Bomb kills Iranian nuclear expert (AP)
• NKorea keeps door open for food-nuke deal with US (AP)
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection (AP
• Mars-bound NASA rover aiming for an August landing (AP
• Snow-weary Alaska town orders more shovels (AP)
• A snake named Matilda: New species in Tanzania (AP)
• Romney takes winning streak to South Carolina (Reuters
• Santorum runs out of steam in New Hampshire (Reuters)
• Fannie Mae CEO to leave after successor chosen (Reuter
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• Iran says bomb kills nuclear scientist, blames Israel
• Arab monitor quits Syria mission in disgust (Reuters)
• Gates, U.S. corporate captains to visit Myanmar (Reute
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• Marine testifies he did not identify targets (AP)
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• Matured McCarron pilots Alabama's win over LSU (AP)
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• Nakajima retains American dream despite Yankees snub (
• Anthony's late burst lifts Knicks over Bobcats (Reuter
• 'Bama defense shuts down Tigers in BCS title game (AP)
• LA Kings end scoring drought, rout Capitals 5-2 (AP)
• Stricker starts of the year with a win in Hawaii (AP)
• Vitaly Klitchsko says every fight could be his last (R
• Alex Tagliani signs with Bryan Herta Autosport (AP)
• Hearing into Britain's doping ban set for March (AP)
• Suicide attackers storm office in Afghan east, 7 killed
• Bombing kills 29 in Pakistan's Khyber region (Reuters)
• China faces tough balancing act over Iran (Reuters)
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• Army: Muslim sect kills 2 Christians in Nigeria (AP)
• India loosens rules on some foreign retailers (AP)
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• Nigeria Paralyzed by 'Occupy' Protests over Gas Prices
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• Harrisburg, Pennsylvania mayor vetoes budget (Reuters)
• Texas suit against J&J over drug to go to trial (AP)
• Schools chief defends keeping accused Ala. teacher (AP
• FAA says pilots can guide whooping cranes (AP)
• Earlier than expected, Daley out as chief of staff (AP
• States face delays in implementing Race to the Top (AP
• Boss of costumed NYC crime ring gets 9 to 18 years (AP
• US bans new mining claims near Grand Canyon (AP)
• Police: Ark. woman, 73, forced to try bank robbery (AP
• America hits the brakes on health care spending (AP)
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• Closing of 259 USDA offices raises safety concerns (AP
• Rivals looking to chip away at Romney in NH (AP)
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• Arab League condemns attacks on observers (AP)
• Pakistani court warns premier over graft probe (AP)
• Gingrich says NH not a 'fortress' for rival Romney (AP
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• Iran leader defends nuclear program on LatAm trip (AP)
• Woman's quest could mean Medal of Honor for dad (AP)
• NKorea to pardon convicts; generals back young Kim (AP
• Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Radiohead headline Coachella (AP)
• Romney wrestles with GOP attacks on corporate past (Re
• Olympus sues execs over scandal, shares surge (Reuters
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• Syria's Assad vows "iron fist," mocks Arab League (Reu
• SEC to put U.S. audit watchdog under microscope (Reute
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• Iran responds to US rescue of captured fishermen (The
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• Giffords leads Tucson shooting anniversary remembrance
• Friends recall childhood cut short in Tucson shooting
• U.S. safety official "comfortable" with Volt fix (Reut
• The Two-MRC Strategy: Major Regional Contingencies, or Myth
• U.S. soldiers confined to base over missing equipment
• Mild winter creates problems for ice wine makers (AP)
• Consumer watchdog Cordray called smart, tough (AP)
• US: Iran has not yet decided to build nuclear bomb (AP
• Bus crash in icy Montana kills 2, injures dozens (AP)
• APNewsBreak: US to limit mining near Grand Canyon (AP)
• Drought threatens only surviving whooping cranes (AP)
• Tom Hanks' Web series to stream on Yahoo (AP)
• Best friends remember 9-year-old slain in Tucson (AP)
• 2nd Ga. man dies from motorhome wreck in Miss. (AP)
• Iran sentences American man to death in CIA case (AP)
• Romney rivals make final NH appeals (AP)
• Rep. Giffords leads Tucson shooting remembrance (AP)
• Iran nuke work at bunker is confirmed (AP)
• Merkel, Sarkozy stress growth a priority in crisis (AP
• Analysis: Iraq's plight imperils US goals (AP)
• For Gingrich, attacks on Romney come with a risk (AP)
• Alaska town tries to dig out from huge snow dump (AP)
• UK police smuggle fake bomb onto Olympic site (AP)
• Snapped bungee plunges tourist into African river (AP)
• Iran condemns American to die, starts nuclear bunker (
• U.S. moves toward legal action against Swiss bank: sources
• Analysis: For euro zone, the heat is on again (Reuters
• U.S. auto market now industry bedrock (Reuters)
• UAE delays oil pipeline to bypass Hormuz (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Olympus sues current president, ex-directors
• Detroit seeks salvation during Big 3's victory dance
• SNB chief quits over currency scandal (Reuters)
• Supreme Court to enter tangled Texas redistricting case
• Gabrielle Giffords: amid somber tributes, questions about r
• Roadside bomb kills 2 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (AP)
• Opening statements set in Iraq war crime trial (AP)
• Iraq asks Kurds to hand over Sunni vice president (Reu
• Texans win first playoff game, 31-10 over Bengals (AP)
• Saints roll, playoff newcomer Texans advance (AP)
• Bill O'Brien, 'the right guy,' takes Penn St reins (AP
• Bama's Foster not dwelling on November nightmare (AP)
• Stricker shoots a 63, builds big lead in Hawaii (AP)
• Lions' dream season ends with loss to Saints (AP)
• AP Source: Yanks C Posada set to retire (AP)
• Spurs edge Nuggets to keep division lead (Reuters)
• Austin Peay looks for more patience on offense (AP)
• Golf no longer has a set offseason (AP)
• Khan's promoter says WBA to order Peterson rematch (Re
• Denver officials told Olympics would cost $1.5B (AP)
• Iran to launch nuclear work in bunker in "near future"
• Saudi Arabia tries 16 suspected al Qaeda members (Reut
• Activists detained on Japan whaling vessel: Sea Shepherd
• Waiting for the Sentence: Joran van der Sloot's Slow Road t
• Italy plans gradual liberalization to boost economy (R
• Palestinian rivals trade barbs again despite pact (AP)
• Haiti 2 years later: Half a million still in camps (AP
• Manila warns of terror threat ahead of religious feast
• Body found in Ivory Coast may be missing reporter (Reu
• 7 passengers on Qantas A380 injured by turbulence (AP)
• Giffords visits Tucson shooting site on anniversary eve
• 2011 was the driest year on record in Texas (Reuters)
• The 25% Solution: How Romney Plans to Finish the GOP Race b
• Arkansas Civil War buffs remember Confederate boy hero
• Military probes missing `sensitive' equipment (AP)
• For some consumers, surveys breed feedback fatigue (AP
• Muhammad Ali returning to Ky. for 70th birthday (AP)
• Federal agency cancels water delivery to Pa. town (AP)
• Icebreaker helping fuel ship reach iced-in AK city (AP
• Safety of popular air shows, races under scrutiny (AP)
• Senator warns FDA on danger of newest painkillers (AP)
• 1793 penny fetches $1.38M at Fla. auction (AP)
• Ga. motorhome wrecks in Miss.; 1 dies, 11 injured (AP)
• Ala. family lives amid rubble from April tornado (AP)
• Victim sketch released in NY serial slay probe (AP)
• Motorists salvage fur, food from critters' demise (AP)
• GOP hopefuls to debate, again (AP)
• Report: Iran begins uranium enrichment at new site (AP
• NKorean TV shows young Kim threatening war in 2009 (AP
• Giffords, Tucson mark 1 year since deadly rampage (AP)
• Billionaire gives $5 million to pro-Gingrich group (AP
• How threat of loose Soviet nukes was avoided (AP)
• Philippine leader warns of possible terror attack (AP)
• SAfrica: Joy, sadness as Mandela's party turns 100 (AP
• Grounded cargo ship breaks apart on NZ reef (AP)
• Saints open playoffs with 45-28 win over Lions (AP)
• Romney sails through soft Republican debate (Reuters)
• Olympus eyes $1.2 billion suit, president may resign (
• Strong data damps Fed need to buy bonds: Bullard (Reut
• Insight: On uneasy ANC centenary, a call for cleansing
• Taxpayers owe $385 billion in 2006 taxes: IRS (Reuters
• China loan growth quickens (Reuters)
• Huntsman, Santorum support up in New Hampshire (Reuter
• Arabs to meet on Syria as peace mission stumbles (Reut
• Ahmadinejad's Latin America trip kicks sand in US eyes, but
• In Republican debate tonight, Romney, Santorum have targets
• Blackwater successor settles Baghdad shooting suit (AP
• In Quotes: Iraq Bombings Bring Condolences, Pleas for Peace
• Jets' Tomlinson tells radio station he may retire (AP)
• Hogs get 11th win, 29-16 over K-State in Cotton (AP)
• Late spurt lifts Rose and Bulls over Magic, 97-83 (AP)
• Kobe scores 39 as weary Lakers hold off Warriors (AP)
• All-Pros: Brilliant newcomers and seasoned stars (AP)
• Patriots hope to avoid distractions (AP)
• Cubs' Castro accused of sexual assault (AP)
• Streaking Bulls pile on late points to beat Magic (Reu
• Arkansas beats Kansas State 29-16 in Cotton Bowl (AP)
• Bauge and France stripped of world cycling titles (Reu
• Some perspective and a lot of fun for Byrd (AP)
• Dyah Davis unanimously outpoints Alfonso Lopez (AP)
• Ticket resale suspended for 2012 Olympics (AP)
• Navy rescues Iranians held by pirates (Reuters)
• Israeli Christian murdered; suspect dressed as Santa (
• Pakistan ties with Israel? Why not, asks Musharraf (Re
• Waiting for the Sentence: van der Sloot's Slow Road to Just
• Italy's PM: No nation can fight debt crisis alone (AP)
• Thousands hold prayers for Syria bombing dead (AP)
• Venezuela: Chavez's names ally as defense minister (AP
• Christians flee attacks in northeast Nigeria (Reuters)
• Afghan commission alleges US detainee abuse (AP)
• 17,500 jobs added in December, but jobless rate up (Re
• Hot air balloon hits power lines in NZ; 11 dead (AP)
• China's new European trade hub: An Irish town of 18,000
• Claim and Counterclaim: Who Is Bombing Damascus? (Time
• What the execution of 15 kidnapped Pakistani soldiers means
• Oddly mild winter leaves much of U.S. on thin ice (Reu
• Immigration process to be eased for some families (Reu
• Legal road ahead uncertain for accused Tucson shooter
• Opponents fall short of challenging California Dream Act
• Book depicts tensions between first lady, aides (AP)
• Giffords arrives in Tucson for shooting ceremonies (AP
• Trouble followed German mother, son in 3 countries (AP
• Judge postpones sentence for underwear bomber (AP)
• Education law's promise falls short after 10 years (AP
• US redefines rape to count more people as victims (AP)
• Bird plane runs afoul of federal regulators (AP)
• Firebomb fails to go off at Seattle bank's ATM (AP)
• Boxer Mayweather sidesteps Vegas jail until June (AP)
• US: Iran 'flailing' for friends in Latin America (AP)
• Calif. lawmaker gets probation in shoplift case (AP)
• Obama to promote insourcing of jobs (AP)
• Shades of NKorea's founder in its young new leader (AP
• What donors? Super PACs buy time to keep secrets (AP)
• Gov't defends core of health care overhaul (AP)
• Santorum's income has soared since he left Senate (AP)
• Texas teen deported to Colombia reunites with mom (AP)
• Japan plans to scrap nuclear plants after 40 years (AP
• Heavy snow hits Austria, shuts down key rail line (AP)
• Palestinian Sesame Street ails without US funds (AP)
• Penn State hires Bill O'Brien as football coach (AP)
• Unemployment near three-year low (Reuters)
• Syria buries victims of contested bombing (Reuters)
• Yahoo searching for new board members: source (Reuters
• For many Americans, jobs crisis to last many years (Re
• Obama to businesses: Bring jobs home (Reuters)
• Iran holds military exercise near Afghan border (Reute
• Obama, staying on attack, highlights consumer watchdog
• Blast kills 2 Shiite pilgrims south of Baghdad (AP)
• Blackwater settles Iraq killings suit (Reuters)
• Iran group say U.S. responsible for members in Iraq (R
• Blackwater suit ends 7 years after Fallujah deaths (AP
• Reports: Pats assistant O'Brien to coach Penn St (AP)
• Wade, James sit as Heat outlast Hawks in triple-OT (AP
• Federer pulls out of Qatar Open with back injury (AP)
• Strangers in our midst: Lions and Texans (AP)
• A new season starts on the PGA Tour (AP)
• LSU, Bama want no part of postseason points-fest (AP)
• Rookie QBs face potent defenses in Houston clash (Reut
• Mariners sign Japanese free-agent pitcher Iwakuma (AP)
• Injury-hit Heat prevail over Hawks in marathon (Reuter
• Cal State Bakersfield loses 89-57 to No. 17 UNLV (AP)
• Philly PD seek Flyers fans in postgame fight (AP)
• LPGA returns to Hawaii with new event (AP)
• Khan questions ringside appearance of unidentified man
• Officials call off sixth leg of Dakar Rally (AP)
• Limited numbers of tickets on sale for Olympics (AP)
• Turkish ex-army chief in jail over anti-government plot
• Fidel Castro says world marching into abyss with shale gas
• Latest Egypt vote brings Islamists closer to win (Reut
• How the ANC Lost Its Way (Time.com)
• Belarusian govt tightens its control over Internet (AP
• Lori Berenson back in Peru (AP)
• Insight: Economic horizons darken for ANC-ruled South Afric
• Woodford gives up fight to head Olympus, will sue (AP)
• Part-time employment rises in December (Reuters)
• East Timor Mulls Politics of Teaching Portuguese in School
• Despite convictions, UK's Stephen Lawrence case still not f
• Does Microfinancing Really Work? A New Book Says No (T
• Conflicting signals on reform in Burma (Myanmar) (The
• New Pentagon strategy stresses Asia, cyber, drones (Re
• Oklahoma executes murderer in first 2012 execution (Re
• Victims still healing a year after Tucson shooting (Re
• Why Americans Are More Generous than We Think (Time.co
• The Obama Campaign's Romney Glossary (Time.com)
• Air Force charges three cadets with sex crimes (Reuter
• Soldier with explosive in carry-on due in court (AP)
• Police warn Calif. homeless about serial killer (AP)
• Fines pending for Ind. House Dems in labor battle (AP)
• Mother recalls 'girl tribe' during somber funeral (AP)
• IRS says audit rates have grown for the wealthy (AP)
• Dog found alive 4 days after Montana avalanche (AP)
• Utah officer died pursuing his dream (AP)
• Survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms (AP
• Funeral set for ATF agent killed during NY robbery (AP
• Mayweather due to serve 90 days in jail in Vegas (AP)
• Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 200K jobs (AP)
• Syria says at least 11 killed in Damascus blast (AP)
• Iowa defeat leaves Perry in unfamiliar role: loser (AP
• AP source: Admin. plans change in immigration rule (AP
• Pope names 22 new cardinals, including 2 Americans (AP
• New defense strategy sets Obama's gaze on Asia (AP)
• NASA questions Apollo 13 cmdr's right to sell list (AP
• Winter a tough time for Fla. tropical fish farmers (AP
• The 'CES curse?' Gadget show has poor record (AP)
• Reformed Van Halen performs intimate NYC gig (AP)
• Woodford to sue Olympus over firing, drops CEO bid (Re
• Iran plans more war games in strait as sanctions bite
• Soros says EU break-up would be catastrophic: report (
• Suicide bomb kills 25 in Damascus: Syrian TV (Reuters)
• Smartphones power Samsung to record Q4 profit (Reuters
• ECB's Orphanides wants to stop making banks pay for Greece
• Global economy could endure disaster for a week (Reute
• MF Global trustee tussles with regulators: report (Reu
• Under new defense strategy, what is biggest threat facing U
• Indiana braces for Wisconsin-style showdown over union bill
• Iraqi official: Shiite militia will lay down arms (AP)
• Jury selection continues for Iraq war crime trial (AP)
• Police suspect Army vet in shooting of six officers (R
• Iraq Shi'ite militia says ready to lay down weapons (R
• Bombs target Iraqi Shi'ites, kill at least 73 (Reuters
• Lose the game, win a title? Maybe for LSU (AP)
• Wyatt sparks Temple to 78-73 win over No. 5 Duke (AP)
• AP source: Marlins acquire Zambrano from Cubs (AP)
• Without Wade, Heat rout Pacers 118-83 behind James (AP
• Paul, Griffin help Clippers rout Rockets 117-89 (AP)
• West Virginia drubs Clemson 70-33 in Orange Bowl (AP)
• Torre quits MLB to pursue Dodgers ownership (AP)
• LeBron carries load as Heat scorches Pacers (Reuters)
• 'Bama out to prove it's No. 1 in rematch with LSU (AP)
• Canucks' Luongo blanks Wild in his 700th NHL game (AP)
• Woodland starts new year with big changes (AP)
• Aric Almirola to drive No. 43 for RPM (AP)
• London Olympic glitch creates oversold tickets (AP)
• Analysis: Iran could close Hormuz -- but not for long
• Walls divide Cairo as revolt anniversary nears (Reuter
• South Korea says ready for talk with hostile North (Re
• As U.S. Explores Dialogue With Muslim Brotherhood, Israelis
• Britain's Duchess of Cambridge becomes a Scout (Reuter
• Quake hits Dominican Republic, no reported damage (AP)
• Nigeria army kills 2 armed suspected sect members (AP)
• Afghanistan arrests British contractors with guns (AP)
• Aussie kidnapped in Philippines seeks $2M ransom (AP)
• Egypt elections: Illiterate voters just one hurdle in path
• Desperate for a Show of Unity, Iran's Regime Makes a 'Hosta
• Stephen Lawrence case: 'turning point' in Britain's racism
• "Rage against Americans" cited in L.A. arson case (Reu
• Police officer killed, 5 wounded in Utah drug raid (Re
• Washington governor supports gay marriage law (Reuters
• Drama in Iowa as Romney Edges Santorum by Just Eight Votes
• Q&A: Ron Paul, Iowa's Third-Place Finisher (Time.com)
• Mexico drug lord pleads guilty to U.S. trafficking (Re
• Pursuit of Mexican drug kingpin draws to quiet end (AP
• Ind. House Democrats stall session over labor bill (AP
• San Diego murder-suicide rocks Navy community (AP)
• Wildfires on Blackfeet Res. force evacuations (AP)
• SC police: Mother won't tell them where son is (AP)
• 3 girls in Conn. fire being laid to rest in NYC (AP)
• LA arson suspect also faces German fire probe (AP)
• At 75, Marion Barry gears up for another campaign (AP)
• Chilean navy finds solo US sailor in South Pacific (AP
• NY Gov. Cuomo sets aggressive agenda for 2nd year (AP)
• Prosecutor wants death for Mubarak, security boss (AP)
• 5 days from next contest, rivals race for money (AP)
• Police: Utah officer dies following shootout (AP)
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun (AP)
• Landslide kills 25, buries more in Philippines (AP)
• Obama unveiling strategy for slimmed-down military (AP
• Euthanasia to control shelter population unpopular (AP
• Stephen Hawking to turn 70, defying disease (AP)
• US album sales rise for first time since 2004 (AP)
• Exclusive: KPMG plans return of MF Global assets (Reut
• Jobless claims fall 15,000 last week (Reuters)
• Insight: Rivals set to pounce on Santorum's past (Reut
• French costs rise but demand solid at debt sale (Reute
• Same-store sales point to strong holidays (Reuters)
• Toll from south Iraq bomb rises to 30 killed: official
• Kodak prepares for Chapter 11 filing: report (Reuters)
• Prosecutor seeks death for Egypt's Mubarak (Reuters)
• Did $98.5 billion high-speed rail project just hit a wall i
• The scold in Mother Nature's cold: It's winter! Wear a coat
• Bombs kill at least 67 in Iraq (Reuters)
• Attacks targeting Shiites kill 57 in Iraq (AP)
• Last defendant in Iraq war case to stand trial (AP)
• VaTech squanders Sugar, loses to Michigan 23-20 (AP)
• Column: Polian gone, no doubt who's No. 2 in Indy (AP)
• Williams withdraws from Brisbane with injury (AP)
• AP, NBC to announce awards Super Bowl eve (AP)
• Trump unveils new 'Celebrity Apprentice' crew (AP)
• Eagles stick with Reid for Super Bowl tilt (Reuters)
• Ichiro felt "mental stress" last year (Reuters)
• Kobe finds shooting touch as Lakers down Rockets (Reut
• Syracuse women commit too many TOs against Rutgers (AP
• Russia tops Canada to reach final at world juniors (AP
• No changes in store for the FedEx Cup system (AP)
• AP source: Barfield new IndyCar race director (AP)
• Militias could drag Libya into civil war: NTC chief (R
• North Korea military strategy superior, says think-tank
• Argentina's Fernandez undergoes cancer surgery (Reuter
• In Post-Gaddafi Libya, Freedom is Messy -- and Getting Mess
• Vaclav Havel's ashes buried in Prague (AP)
• Official: Jamaica's opposition easily wins vote (AP)
• Kenya military reports battle with Somali fighters (AP
• Philippines seizes meat of endangered anteaters (AP)
• RIM close to stripping CEOs of chairmanship: report (R
• Why Iran's currency dropped to worst low in two decades
• Syria: How the Arab League's Monitors Are on a 'Mission: Im
• 2011 Reflections: Europe's ideals thrown into tumult (
• Indiana debates becoming first rust belt right-to-work stat
• Mount Rainier gunman died of drowning, hypothermia: officia
• Arson Mystery: Who Is Setting Los Angeles on Fire? (Ti
• Mother of L.A. arson suspect held over German charges
• Kardashian can pay more, Calif. tax proponents say (AP
• Miss. judge tosses $322M asbestos lawsuit verdict (AP)
• Mount Rainier National Park to reopen Saturday (AP)
• NY Gov. Cuomo sets state on course for 2nd year (AP)
• Bachmann cancels SC trip after poor Iowa finish (AP)
• Obama going to Ohio to challenge GOP on economy (AP)
• Man arrested in NY Islamic center firebomb attack (AP)
• Woman sues Honda in unlikely place: small claims (AP)
• Charter school benefits from Huntsman focus on NH (AP)
• Rancher's eagle eye ends Utah-Nevada crime spree (AP)
• Authorities plan update in condo shooting deaths (AP)
• Man dies at Alaska center for street alcoholics (AP)
• Body found in Ark. forest was missing dispatcher (AP)
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Romney looks to NH (AP)
• Sudden reunification could be trouble for Seoul (AP)
• Men get 14 and 15 years for UK black teen's murder (AP
• Bond market gives eurozone brief respite (AP)
• Analysis: Iowa win helps Romney, but lacks luster (AP)
• Perry: Reassessing bid after Iowa caucuses (AP)
• Activists: Syrian regime misleading Arab observers (AP
• Police-on-police shootings rare; guidelines rarer (AP)
• Mother unaware son arrested for LA arson fires (AP)
• Michigan beats Va. Tech in Sugar Bowl, 23-20 (AP)
• Romney squeaks out victory in Iowa (Reuters)
• Analysis: Obama among the winners in Iowa (Reuters)
• Gross's bond fund bleeds $1.4 billion in December: Mornings
• In final leg of vote, Egypt's Islamists eye majority (
• Analysis: Fuel test won't hasten Iran bomb: experts (R
• Yahoo to name new CEO: AllThingsD website (Reuters)
• Syrian rebel leader threatens to escalate attacks (Reu
• NY police say man confesses in firebomb on mosque (Reu
• Iowa caucus results: Deadlock looks unlikely to provide cla
• Ron Paul: Can Kelly Clarkson and Chuck Norris help Paul win
• Jordan upholds sentence for al-Qaida mentor (AP)
• Attacks in Iraq kill 4 people (AP)
• Oklahoma St beats Stanford 41-38 in Fiesta Bowl (AP)
• Oregon outlasts Wisconsin 45-38 in Rose Bowl (AP)
• PSG president says Beckham to remain in LA (AP)
• Time to peak, playoffs are here (AP)
• Colts' reshuffling begins in front office (AP)
• Column: Another reason you can't go home (AP)
• Missed field goals doom Stanford in Luck's finale (AP)
• Marlins' Ramirez says he'll accept switch to 3B (AP)
• Mavs silence Thunder as unbeaten records fall (Reuters
• No. 12 Michigan St beats No. 18 Georgia in 3OTs (AP)
• Avalanche beat Kings 2-1, now 7-0 in shootouts (AP)
• Healthy again, Woods eyes fast start in Abu Dhabi (AP)
• Egyptians head to polls again in parliament vote (Reut
• Greece: Clinch bailout or face euro exit (Reuters)
• Strong winds torment much of Britain (AP)
• Palestinians warn of 'new measures' if talks fail (AP)
• Cuban prisoner dies during hunger strike (AP)
• 150 children lose parents in South Sudan violence (AP)
• US envoy visits China after Kim Jong Il's death (AP)
• Correspondent reflections: The 10 news events that shaped 2
• Seven women who shaped the world in 2011 (The Christia
• Mount Rainier body confirmed as suspected gunman (Reut
• German man arrested in rash of Los Angeles fires (Reut
• Anti-Wall Street protesters make a show at Rose Parade
• TIME's Fearless Sports Predictions for the Year Ahead
• Surging in Iowa, Santorum Revels in Newfound Attention
• Prisoner escapes from San Diego area jail in fire truck
• Mount Rainier park remains closed after shooting (AP)
• Woman takes unique road to sue Honda over mileage (AP)
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute (AP
• 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup on I-75 in Kentucky (AP
• Obama readying for re-election bid after vacation (AP)
• Navy pilot among 4 found dead at Calif condo (AP)
• Feds seek suspects in Utah deaths, Nevada shooting (AP
• William Carey, donated millions to education, dies (AP
• Expert: Wastewater well in Ohio triggered quakes (AP)
• Mom reunites with biological child 77 years later (AP)
• Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable (AP)
• George W. Bush barely mentioned in GOP campaign (AP)
• At end of drill, Iran army chief warns US carrier (AP)
• 24-year-old arrested in Los Angeles arson spree (AP)
• Taliban strike deal with Qatar on office there (AP)
• Russia's Putin dreams of sweeping Eurasian Union (AP)
• UK police: Body found on queen's estate was murder (AP
• Photos of dead aim to bring new life to cold cases (AP
• NYC police investigate possible bias crimes (AP)
• Online gambling fight now about when, who — not if (A
• Iran threatens U.S. Navy as sanctions hit economy (Reu
• Tight race in Iowa kicks off 2012 campaign (Reuters)
• Same-store sales seen up 4.3 percent in December (Reut
• Arab League says Syria monitors helping, activists skeptica
• Exclusive: Pakistan Taliban commanders "at each other's thr
• New FAO chief says food prices may ease in 2012 (Reute
• New York firebomb attacks hit mosque, Hindu site (Reut
• Iran currency plummets: A sign US sanctions are taking hold
• What Iowa caucuses mean for Democrats (The Christian S
• Deadly Turkish strike felt by Kurdish refugees in Iraq
• Tunisia seeks guarantee to extradite Libyan ex-PM (Reu
• Analysis: Blocs pursue short-term fixes for Iraq political
• Iraq official warns of abuse of security forces (AP)
• Broncos in playoffs despite 7-3 loss to Chiefs (AP)
• Cowboys lose to Giants 31-14, miss playoffs again (AP)
• Broncos, Giants win divisions; Patriots top AFC (AP)
• Ravens beat Bengals 24-16 for AFC North title (AP)
• Steelers lose Mendenhall in season-ending win (AP)
• Texans ready to move on from 23-22 loss to Titans (AP)
• GA police car hits SUV; Braves trainer's wife dies (AP
• Heat scorches Bobcats to go 5-0 (Reuters)
• Slumping No. 22 Pitt falls to Cincinnati 66-63 (AP)
• Predators beat Flames 5-3 (AP)
• Afghan girls throw punches, aim for Olympic gold (Reut
• Up to 50,000 flee South Sudan tribal turmoil: U.N. (Re
• Saudi Arabia seeks arrest of 23 Shi'ites for unrest (R
• Israel, Palestinians to meet Tuesday; prospects hazy (
• Are Aries More Likely to Be Criminals? (Time.com)
• Jewish friend of late Pope John Paul II dies (AP)
• Church announces dates for pope's Cuba trip (AP)
• Boat capsizes in Kenya; 7 dead, 1 dozen missing (AP)
• Myanmar reduces sentences for many prisoners (AP)
• Caterpillar moves to lock out CAW workers (Reuters)
• A Bus Driver in Southern China Dies of Bird Flu. Could the
• Mount Rainier National Park ranger killed, gunman loose
• Police want to question man in Los Angeles arson attacks
• New York police arrest dozens of anti-Wall Street protester
• Oakland Raiders fan falls from bleachers after game (R
• New Year's shooting at Calif. condo leaves 4 dead (AP)
• Rose Parade to kick off with pageantry and protest (AP
• NASA starts off new year with mission to the moon (AP)
• High court to hear environmental case from Idaho (AP)
• Debate over who needs a thyroid check in pregnancy (AP
• Pakistan, US assume less cooperation in future (AP)
• Husband of Mass. shooting victim questions hunter (AP)
• World rings in 2012, bids adieu to a tough 2011 (AP)
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2 (AP)
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul (AP)
• Arab League says Syria withdrew tanks from cities (AP)
• Mt. Rainier ranger shot to death, gunman sought (AP)
• `Person of interest' detained in LA car arson case (AP
• South Korea says 'new era' possible for Koreas (AP)
• Passers-by rescue children from icy Utah river (AP)
• French journalist found dead in Yemen (AP)
• Mubarak trial resumes amid acquittal speculation (AP)
• Slain federal agent was getting dad's cancer meds (AP)
• Giants win NFC East, beat Cowboys 31-14 (AP)
• With 48 hours left, Romney eyes Iowa breakthrough (Reu
• Iran test-fires missiles in Gulf exercise (Reuters)
• Analysis: U.S. fighter sales soar in time for campaign
• Factory output subdued going into 2012 (Reuters)
• Crisis talk, austerity calls mark euro anniversary (Re
• Bachmann seeks miracle in presidential race (Reuters)
• Prosecutors to take stage Tuesday in Mubarak trial (Re
• Hackers target emails of UK's Gordon Brown: report (Re
• Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg: 'Republican Party is in
• Occupy the Rose Bowl Parade: Protesters gearing up to march
• Iraqi civilian deaths climb in 2011: study (Reuters)
• Fearful, Iraq's Sunnis leave mixed neighborhoods (AP)
• Virginia can't keep pace in 43-24 loss to Auburn (AP)
• No. 13 Indiana rallies past No. 2 Ohio St. 74-70 (AP)
• Padres get Quentin from White Sox for 2 prospects (AP)
• Aggies get 33-22 win over Northwestern (AP)
• Cincinnati beats Vanderbilt 31-24 in Liberty Bowl (AP)
• Vikings CB Sapp cited for misdemeanor assault (AP)
• Police car-SUV crash: Wife of Braves trainer dies (AP)
• Ginobili leads Spurs past Jazz, 104-89 (AP)
• Marshall leads No. 19 UNLV past Hawaii 74-69 (AP)
• Arab body says monitors should quit Syria promptly (Re
• Iran fires radar-beating missile during Gulf drill (Re
• Bubbly Battle: Will Prosecco Edge Out Champagne on New Year
• Cousin of Syria's Assad denied visa to Switzerland (AP
• Clashes follow teen protester's funeral in Bahrain (AP
• Argentine governor dies of shot to head (AP)
• Nine die, 50 hurt in botched Congo jail break (Reuters
• NKorea vows to defend Kim Jong Un 'unto death' (AP)
• Caterpillar unit rejects CAW contract extension request
• Philippine police: Ransom demanded for Australian (AP)
• Forest fire cuts across Chilean Patagonia (The Christi
• Throngs of Times Square revelers ring in 2012 (Reuters
• Obama strikes hopeful note in year-end address (Reuter
• Man with explosives stopped at Texas airport (Reuters)
• Mitt Romney: A Candidate's Rhetorical Evolution (Time.
• Winds, winter storms snarl some holiday travel (Reuter
• Authorities: Fire at former clock factory in Ill. (AP)
• Dead blackbirds fall again in Arkansas town (AP)
• 4.0 earthquake strikes in northeast Ohio (AP)
• Chief justice defends court's impartiality (AP)
• Hope reigns as Americans prepare to ring in 2012 (AP)
• Monkey stolen from SF Zoo found scared but healthy (AP
• Obama signs defense bill despite 'reservations' (AP)
• Sandwich caregivers balance dual responsibilities (AP)
• State revenue rises, but not enough to offset cuts (AP
• NYC, world ring in 2012, bid adieu to a tough 2011 (AP
• Bright spots, dark clouds — Obama seeks right tone (A
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters (AP)
• French defense minister backs Taliban talks (AP)
• Yemenis rally, demand president face trial (AP)
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers (AP
• More car fires hit LA on New Year's (AP)
• Cops: Pharmacy robber, fed agent shot dead in NY (AP)
• NASA probe circling the moon on New Year's Eve (AP)
• Cops: Man tried to use $1M bill at NC Walmart (AP)
• Romney leads Paul in Iowa poll, Santorum surges (Reute
• Insight: West in political crisis has echoes of 1930s
• Exclusive: U.S. is top 2012 property investment pick (
• North Korea calls for "human shields" to protect new leader
• U.S. imposes sanctions on banks dealing with Iran (Reu
• Iran successfully tests domestically made nuclear fuel rods
• Troops, tanks patrol in northeast Nigeria (Reuters)
• Romney runs strong, but can he connect with voters? (R
• Antiabortion ads from outlier presidential candidate raise
• Which GOP rivals would vote for Ron Paul if he's GOP nomine
• Iraqi civilian deaths in December lowest level in 2011
• Feeling marginalized, some Iraq Sunnis eye autonomy (R
• Iraqi leader calls for unity, political stability (AP)
• Iraq celebrates U.S. withdrawal (Reuters)
• Patriots QB Brady probable for finale versus Bills (AP
• No. 19 Oklahoma beats Iowa 31-14 in Insight Bowl (AP)
• No one hurt after camera falls at Insight Bowl (AP)
• LeGrand-inspired Rutgers wins Pinstripe Bowl 27-13 (AP
• BYU wins Armed Forces Bowl 24-21 over Tulsa (AP)
• Miss. St. celebrates 23-17 win over Wake Forest (AP)
• Cardinals' Dockett fined for two incidents in loss to Benga
• Bulls pull away in 4th to beat Clippers 114-101 (AP)
• Iowa loses 31-14 to No. 19 Sooners in Insight Bowl (AP
• Clarke, McIlroy honored by Queen after major wins (AP)
• Lesnar retires after first-round loss at UFC 141 (AP)
• Williams F1 co-founder steps down from board (AP)
• Andrew Lloyd Webber: Olympics will hit theaters (AP)
• Yemen protesters demand end to southern fighting (Reut
• Ethiopia troops attack rebels in Somali town: residents
• Libya's Army Tries to Reassert Itself in Face of Militias
• Putin sends New Year's greetings, with a wink (AP)
• Bomb blast at Colombia police station (AP)
• Arrow shot kills 8-year-old Australian girl (AP)
• New Zealand's violent gangs try to clean up their act
• Will Chinese Baseball Make It to the American Big Leagues?
• After all the street protests, India fails to pass anticorr
• Financial dispute delays 9/11 museum opening (Reuters)
• Maryland abortion doctors charged with murder (Reuters
• New court challenge to Wisconsin union law filed (Reut
• Why Iowa Shouldn't Vote First Any More (Time.com)
• Police suspect foul play in case of missing Maine toddler
• US seals $3.48B missiles, technology sale to UAE (AP)
• CDC, FDA say powdered infant formula not tainted (AP)
• Etta James condition better, taken off respirator (AP)
• Grocery stores pull Arizona lettuce from shelves (AP)
• Funeral next week for Conn. Christmas fire victims (AP
• Foul play suspected in Maine girl's disappearance (AP)
• Baby sitter murder charge in Indiana girl's death (AP)
• Authorities say 8 dead in Texas vehicle crash (AP)
• Deschanel, Gordon-Levitt post New Year's Eve duet (AP)
• Guilty plea in muni bond indictments (AP)
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year (AP
• In 2012, Obama to press ahead without Congress (AP)
• Hope reigns as US rings in 2012, after dud 2011 (AP)
• Iowa leaders Romney, Paul leave stage to rivals (AP)
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks with world powers (AP)
• Syrian opposition groups unite against Assad (AP)
• Obama hopeful for more economic progress in 2012 (AP)
• Police: More cars set afire in LA, arson suspected (AP
• Ethiopia troops enter Somalia, control border town (AP
• Moon countdown: Hours until 1st NASA probe arrives (AP
• Boeing wins $3.48 billion U.S. missile contract (Reute
• Syrian opposition fears failure of Arab mission (Reute
• Iran delays missile test (Reuters)
• China moving to more convertible yuan: central bank's Zhou
• Verizon ditches $2 fee after customer uproar (Reuters)
• Kodak loses third director in a week (Reuters)
• White House delaying debt ceiling request (Reuters)
• Nigeria's Jonathan vows to "crush terrorists" (Reuters
• Iraqi leader celebrates US withdrawal as new dawn (AP)
• Gunmen kill five Iraq Sunni militia: police (Reuters)
• Turkey's PM pledges full probe into deadly raid (Reute
• Iraqi man arrested in Romania (AP)
• Florida State rallies to beat Notre Dame (AP)
• Durant leads Thunder past Mavericks 104-102 (AP)
• Brady returns to practice after report of injury (AP)
• Roethlisberger says he'll be on the field Sunday (AP)
• Michael Jordan engaged to model Yvette Prieto (AP)
• Roethlisberger aims to play through pain against Browns
• IRS sues Yankees' Hal Steinbrenner over tax refund (AP
• Kobe shrugs of wrist injury as Lakers beat Knicks (Reu
• QB Price shines for Huskies in amazing Alamo loss (AP)
• Sedin brothers lead Canucks over Ducks 5-2 (AP)
• Donald, Tseng, Lehman win golf writers' awards (AP)
• NASCAR's Kahne sorry for breastfeeding comments (AP)
• U.S. mulls transfer of Taliban prisoner in perilous peace b
• China says its most wanted man admits crimes (Reuters)
• Libya's Army Tries to Reassert Itself, as Militias Have The
• Markets in Europe, Asia end 2011 down but US up (AP)
• Jamaica's opposition wins elections in a landslide (AP
• Pakistan judicial commission to probe memo scandal (AP
• CAW seeks strike OK at Caterpillar plant (Reuters)
• Accused Sydney robber flees to Chinese consulate (AP)
• US 'deeply concerned' after Egypt raids NGO offices (T
• Will Chinese Baseball Make it to the Big Leagues? (Tim
• Job of Jamaica's youngest prime minister ever is up for gra
• Facebook photos lead to child abuse arrests in Arizona
• A Marine in Afghanistan Reflects on Her Country's Problems
• Air traffic alert after Alaska volcano spews ash cloud
• NY bill would require bachelor's degrees for RNs (AP)
• List: 'Baby bump' dumped, 'amazing' phrases banned (AP
• US finalizes deal to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia (AP)
• Obama lays wreath at Pearl Harbor memorial (AP)
• Domestic policy chief starts, leaves amid crises (AP)
• Advocates: More gay-friendly senior housing needed (AP
• Florida was weird as only it can be in 2011 (AP)
• Marine says he plugged gunshot wounds with fingers (AP
• Court OKs immunity for telecoms in wiretap case (AP)
• Scholars want help identifying slaves' origins (AP)
• Federal judge blocks Calif. low-carbon fuels rule (AP)
• 2 dead, 61 hurt in 40-vehicle New Orleans pileup (AP)
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader (AP
• Once an afterthought, Romney eyes Iowa with hope (AP)
• US wants 2012 talks for Taliban political office (AP)
• Syrian defectors hold fire amid Arab League visit (AP)
• Deaths in Somalia underscore risks MSF endures (AP)
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military (AP)
• For Gingrich, it's a struggle to stay on message (AP)
• Russia: Nuclear submarine fire finally out (AP)
• Griffin, Baylor win record-breaking Alamo Bowl (AP)
• New details rekindle HP-Hurd flap (Reuters)
• China's factories falter, pro-growth policies eyed (Re
• Spain set to fire opening salvos in austerity drive (R
• North Korea's new leaders lash out at South Korea and allie
• Ten dead as Syrians stage mass protests (Reuters)
• Israel kills al Qaeda-linked chief in Gaza strike (Reu
• Insight: Dark holiday in Detroit as Church downsizes (
• Analysis: N.Korea's missile-maker seen in key role in new r
• 'Racist newsletter' timeline: What Ron Paul has said (
• Gulf oil spill could result in criminal charges for BP empl
• Turkish rights groups want U.N. probe into deadly raid
• U.N. complains to Iraq over attack on dissident camp (
• US weapons sales to Iraq: Still a good idea as violence esc
• Turkey: Strikes kill 35 people mistaken for rebels (AP
• Top-ranked Syracuse beats Seton Hall 75-49 (AP)
• Ash leads Texas over Cal 21-10 in Holiday Bowl (AP)
• Toledo holds off Air Force 42-41 in Military Bowl (AP)
• Jones-Drew: Suits fuel NFL's concussion changes (AP)
• Wade's winning shot lifts Heat over Bobcats 96-95 (AP)
• No. 2 Ohio State beats Northwestern 87-54 (AP)
• Dolphins' Taylor to retire after Sunday's game (Reuter
• A's trade closer Bailey, OF Sweeney to Red Sox (AP)
• Spurs dampen Clippers buzz with big win (Reuters)
• No. 19 UNLV beats Central Arkansas 124-75 (AP)
• Ebbett's OT goal lifts Canucks over Sharks 3-2 (AP)
• Insight: Islamist attacks strain Nigeria's north-south divi
• Iran Saber-Rattling: Can Tehran Really Close the Strait of
• Stephen Hawking seeks help to make voice heard (AP)
• Iran says it recorded video of US aircraft carrier (AP
• Argentine leader's cancer forces her to delegate (AP)
• Senegal opposition figure faces murder charge (AP)
• Gunmen kill prominent Pakistani police surgeon (AP)
• Oil sands OK starts option clock for Athabasca (Reuter
• Now or never for workers as "Elvis" the croc strikes again
• In Russia, a new badge of honor for Putin critics: a jail t
• Macedonia: Europe's New Hotspot for Illegal Immigrants
• China wins $700 million Afghan oil and gas deal. Why didn't
• Vigil honors victims of Texas Christmas shooting (Reut
• Washington's big dig aims to clean up "nation's river"
• Three Tennessee miners rescued after fire (Reuters)
• Why the NFL Needs a Concussion Referee (Time.com)
• 12 Days Till Iowa: Ron Paul Is Not a Politician (Time.
• U.S. police fatalities up in 2011: report (Reuters)
• Family 'devastated' by Conn. Christmas house fire (AP)
• Did Cheetah from 1930s Tarzan flicks die? (AP)
• AP sources: US to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia (AP)
• Fatal Conn. fire reminds homeowners of ash dangers (AP
• Vt. set to reopen last highway destroyed by Irene (AP)
• APNewsbreak: Titanic artifacts headed to auction (AP)
• Appeals court: Ark. can't stop desegregation funds (AP
• Father of slain girl says he's overcome with grief (AP
• Mom of Iran detainee questions alleged confession (AP)
• 3 miners rescued from Tenn. mine after fire (AP)
• Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayor's breakfast (AP
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws (AP)
• North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader' (AP)
• Weekly unemployment benefit applications rise (AP)
• Odd notes, mad-dash trips mark Iowa closing sprint (AP
• AP-GfK Poll: In 2012, it can only get better (AP)
• Eurozone faces tough hurdles early in 2012 (AP)
• Book: Petraeus almost quit over Afghan drawdown (AP)
• Iowa voters hold sway over how president is chosen (AP
• Worst year in decades for elephants (AP)
• Stanford archives offer window into Apple origins (AP)
• Snow church opens in Bavaria (AP)
• Alibaba hires U.S. lobbying firm as it eyes Yahoo (Reu
• Italy seeks bigger euro fund after tough debt sale (Re
• Arab observers fan out across protest-hit Syria (Reute
• North Korea hails nuclear, military feats of Kim Jong-il
• Retail sales resilient in final holiday stretch (Reute
• Iowa's moderate Republicans: an edge for Romney? (Reut
• Iran warns U.S. over Strait of Hormuz (Reuters)
• Turkey strike kills 35, Kurds decry "massacre" (Reuter
• Turkey attacks suspected rebel targets in Iraq (AP)
• Iranian exiles in Iraq agree to move camps (AP)
• Allawi says Iraq headed for "sectarian autocracy" (Reu
• Who's who in Iraq after the US exit? (The Christian Sc
• Lakers rout Jazz, easily avoid 0-3 season start (AP)
• Cole comes up big, Heat beat Celtics 115-107 (AP)
• Column: Heat draining suspense out of young season (AP
• Payton not divulging plan for Brees in finale (AP)
• Amerson helps NC State beat Louisville 31-24 (AP)
• Mid-February trial date for Packers LB Erik Walden (AP
• Rookie Cole crucial as Miami beat Boston (Reuters)
• Stanford believes it's primed to stay on top (AP)
• Kane's 2 goals lead Jets past Avalanche 4-1 (AP)
• A look back at 2011 with tales from the tour (AP)
• Tony Stewart set for Chili Bowl Nationals (AP)
• Egypt's Mubarak returns to court in landmark trial (Re
• Cuban MBAs? A Spanish School Hopes to Train Havana's Future
• Italy raises $14 billion at much lower cost (AP)
• Yemen government workers rally against corruption (AP)
• Poisonous snakes in luggage at Argentinean airport (AP
• A spitting incident sets off Israeli frustration with Jewis
• North Koreans' Tears, Sadness Upon Kim Jong Il's Death
• English flout hunting ban in foxy style (The Christian
• Police name Texas Christmas shooting suspect (Reuters)
• Police say neighbor confessed in death of Indiana girl
• Police offer reward for lead in missing Maine toddler case
• A Christian on Hitchens' Atheism and Lowe's Muslim Problem
• Suspect in Ind. girl's death cared for her grandpa (AP
• Can foreign tourists help US economy? (AP)
• Lawyer says soldier shooting client was attacked (AP)
• Nelson retirement opens Neb.'s Senate seat to GOP (AP)
• US police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011 to 173 (AP)
• Firefighters offered counseling after deadly fire (AP)
• Strong winds cause long NYC airport delays (AP)
• Yemen's leader causes headaches in Washington (AP)
• General: Improve US coordination with Pakistan (AP)
• Obama nominates 2 to Federal Reserve Board (AP)
• TV producer won't fight extradition to Mexico (AP)
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il (AP)
• Syria frees 755 prisoners, observers tour Homs (AP)
• Paul's surge prompting a new look from GOP voters (AP)
• Gingrich sharpens attacks on Romney, Paul (AP)
• Iran says it's easy to close Strait of Hormuz (AP)
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not (AP)
• Against odds, Lipitor became world's top seller (AP)
• Cheetah the chimp from 1930s Tarzan flicks dies (AP)
• Cranky croc steals Aussie zoo worker's lawn mower (AP)
• Patriots, 49ers lead Pro Bowl rosters (AP)
• Snow and tears mark funeral for North Korean leader (R
• Obama taps economist, banker as Fed governors (Reuters
• Deutsche Boerse, NYSE extend merger deadline to sway Europe
• Analysis: China needs new policy course as capital tide tur
• Iran navy chief says closing Gulf "really easy" (Reute
• "Nothing frightening" seen in Syria protest hotbed: monitor
• Seven hurt as bomb hits Arabic school in Nigeria (Reut
• More trouble for Gingrich as Iowa campaign quickens (R
• Obama sees approval rating rise. Is it the economy or somet
• Wisconsin recall: Should taxpayers pay extra to verify peti
• Militants attack Iraqi camp housing Iranian exiles (AP
• NY Rep. King: Iraq releases 3 security contractors (AP
• As Iraq War ends, no parade for troops is imminent (AP
• Tensions simmer as Iraqi leaders try resolve crisis (R
• Tensions build as Iraqi leader accrues powers (AP)
• Brees sets passing mark, Saints top Falcons 45-16 (AP)
• Vikings expect Peterson back for start of 2012 (AP)
• Kings open season with 100-91 win over Lakers (AP)
• Lawson, Nuggets cruise by defenseless Mavs 115-93 (AP)
• Syracuse on top of AP hoops poll for 3rd week (AP)
• Baylor still No. 1 in AP women's basketball poll (AP)
• Column: Cheap tickets from a cheap franchise (AP)
• Rangers C Torrealba suspended by Venezuelan league (AP
• Youthful Kings reign over slow-starting Lakers (Reuter
• Missouri beats UNC 41-24 in Independence Bowl (AP)
• Canucks waste 3-0 lead, hold on to beat Oilers 5-3 (AP
• Northern Nigerian Christians warn of religious war (Re
• Foes, backers of Yemen transition deal fight in Sanaa
• Pakistan president vows defiance as crises mount (Reut
• Putin says Russian protesters seeking to sow chaos (Re
• Tourist center planned at sensitive Jerusalem site (AP
• 5 die of food poisoning at Mexican rehab center (AP)
• Swedish reporters sentenced to 11 yrs in Ethiopia (AP)
• Repairs to stricken boat in Antarctica going well (AP)
• Is model Turkey sliding into authoritarianism? (The Ch
• South Korea peace seekers meet new leader of the North
• Gunman in Santa suit killed six, self in Texas: police
• Detroit police say 3 deaths tied to dating services site
• Americans Elect: Can a Well-Heeled Group of Insiders Create
• Christmas morning blaze kills 5 in Connecticut family
• Disgraced ex-journalist fights for CA law license (AP)
• Colleges and suicide threats: when to call home? (AP)
• Maine police chief: Someone took missing toddler (AP)
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried (AP)
• State cuts to Medicaid affect patients, providers (AP)
• Conn. fire victim had career as safety chief (AP)
• Helicopter crash kills 3, puts transplant on hold (AP)
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives (AP
• Soldier shot at homecoming in critical condition (AP)
• US cities struggle to control sewer overflows (AP)
• Syria pulls tanks from Homs as Arab monitors visit (AP
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa (AP)
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers (AP)
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable (AP
• Missing Ind. girl found dead, babysitter arrested (AP)
• Israeli girl's plight highlights Jewish extremism (AP)
• Indian lawmakers fiercely debate anti-graft law (AP)
• What to look for at NKorea funeral for Kim Jong Il (AP
• Britain's Prince Philip leaves hospital (AP)
• Facebook unwelcome in Vietnam, but Zuckerberg OK (AP)
• Sears to close more stores as holiday sales slump (Reu
• Insight: FDA warned PIP on breast implant safety (Reut
• Analysis: U.S. rental demand lifts housing sector (Reu
• U.S. stores hope "Mega Monday" led to brisk sales (Reu
• Arab monitors tour Homs, Syrian tanks seen leaving (Re
• GSM phones vulnerable to hijack scams: researcher (Reu
• E&Y audit panel says no violations in Olympus handover
• Intelligence firm Stratfor reels after data breach. What di
• Fuller picture emerges of fatal, chaotic US-Pakistan firefi
• Iraqi al Qaeda group says behind Baghdad bombings (Reu
• Al-Qaida in Iraq says it was behind Baghdad blasts (AP
• Sadr bloc calls for early elections in Iraq (Reuters)
• Packers beat Bears 35-21, clinch No. 1 seed (AP)
• Bulls rally to stun Lakers on Rose's winner (AP)
• LeBron scores 37 points, Heat beat Mavs 105-94 (AP)
• Chris Paul, Clips beat Warriors 105-86 in opener (AP)
• Lions in, Eagles out, heading into NFL finales (AP)
• Broncos, Ravens, hold advantages (AP)
• Some NFL players still willing to hide concussions (AP
• Durant helps Thunder beat Magic in opener (AP)
• No. 14 Xavier tops So. Illinois 87-77 in Hawaii (AP)
• Leafs coach Ron Wilson gets contract extension (AP)
• Former South Korean first lady heads North for condolences
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Militants Strike on Christmas Day
• Minister: Spain to fall back into recession (AP)
• Mexican army: 'El Chapo' security head arrested (AP)
• Pope condemns Nigeria attacks, prays for them to stop
• Turkey, Azerbaijan sign pipeline deal (AP)
• Icebreaker reaches stricken Russian fishing vessel (AP
• Why India pulled the welcome mat for Wal-Mart (The Chr
• Brazil takes on an centuries-old foe: corruption (The
• Obamas go to church, dine in for Christmas in Hawaii (
• Rare white Christmas graces Texas panhandle (Reuters)
• Nine shot at Tennessee teenagers' party (Reuters)
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits (AP)
• NY sheriff hawks naming rights for helicopter (AP)
• Uncertainty over rebuilding after Texas wildfires (AP)
• Doctors, moms take on No. 1 polluter in Utah (AP)
• Obama spends Christmas with family, military (AP)
• Decades later, a Cold War secret is revealed (AP)
• Soldier paralyzed in shooting at homecoming party (AP)
• Police find 7 dead in Fort Worth-area apartment (AP)
• Mead Johnson: No bacteria found in infant formula (AP)
• Back in campaign mode, presidential hopefuls focus (AP
• Nigerians fear more church attacks after 39 killed (AP
• US weighing travel request for Yemen's president (AP)
• Kim Jong Il's son meets with SKoreans (AP)
• 7 people shot dead in Texas home, motive unclear (AP)
• Fire at Conn. home kills ad exec's 3 kids, parents (AP
• London subway strike delays Boxing Day shoppers (AP)
• Japan probe finds nuclear disaster response failed (AP
• Arab monitors head to Syria, government kills 20 (AP)
• FBI shooting range is popular deer hangout (AP)
• Nigeria leaders rapped after Islamists attack churches
• Japan urges China to help keep North Korea in check (R
• Syrian tanks fire, 20 dead as Homs awaits monitors (Re
• Exclusive: Afghanistan sets ground rules for Taliban talks
• Sony to sell LCD venture stake to Samsung for $940 million
• Seven shot dead in "Christmas Capital of Texas" (Reute
• U.S. mulling Yemen's Saleh travel request: official (R
• Suicide attacker kills 7 at Baghdad checkpoint (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 7 outside Iraq ministry (Reuters)
• Iraq agrees to move Iran exiles; rockets hit camp (AP)
• Mortars hit Iranian dissident camp in Iraq: Iraqi army
• U.S. urges dialogue over Iraqi crisis (Reuters)
• Biden calls Iraqi leaders after wave of violence (AP)
• Iraqi political parties seek to resolve crisis (Reuter
• Lions get wild card; Patriots earn playoff bye (AP)
• Lions rout Chargers 38-10 to clinch playoff spot (AP)
• Vick, Eagles beat Cowboys 20-7 in snoozer (AP)
• Brady leads comeback, Patriots top Dolphins 27-24 (AP)
• Cruz, Bradshaw lead Giants past Jets 29-14 (AP)
• Newton sets rookie passing mark, Panthers top Bucs (AP
• Cowboys play it safe, rest Romo, Felix vs. Philly (AP)
• New look Clippers ready to deal with great expectations
• No. 22 Southern Miss tops Nevada in Hawaii Bowl (AP)
• Girl's plight deepens Israel debate on zealot Jews (Re
• Moldovan rebel region votes in presidential run-off (R
• North Korean power-behind-throne emerges as neighbors meet
• German Court Rules Muslim Student Disturbed the Peace by Pr
• 3 people dead in storm off Russia's east coast (AP)
• Gaza's Hamas leader launches Muslim world trip (AP)
• 38 Haitian migrants die when boat sinks off Cuba (AP)
• Rampaging wild elephant kills Indonesian farmer (AP)
• Sea Shepherd says drones find, photograph Japan's whaling f
• Huge protest demanding fair Russian elections hits Moscow
• Russia's Crisis: This Winter, the Bears Will Not Hibernate
• Favorable forecasts are gift for most holiday travelers
• Toddler shoots 5-year-old to death near Denver (Reuter
• Ohio plane crash leaves 2 dead, 1 injured (Reuters)
• Boston student re-united with $170,000 violin (Reuters
• Analysis: Isolated on tax cut, House GOP blinks (AP)
• More tiny, but harmful, frogs showing up in Hawaii (AP
• NORAD Santa trackers have record holiday (AP)
• Va. police find 2-year-old boy in stolen SUV (AP)
• Analysis: Caution mutes US response to NKorea (AP)
• More accurate view of Washington crossing debuts (AP)
• Several US states weigh in on cigarette label suit (AP
• Unprovoked attacks at heart of 'Knockout King' (AP)
• Occupy Wall Street becomes highly collectible (AP)
• Muslim sect claims Nigeria church attacks; 25 dead (AP
• Hundreds pack Bethlehem church for Christmas Mass (AP)
• NKorea pointing to heir's uncle playing key role (AP)
• California soldier shot at his homecoming party (AP)
• Syrian opposition calls for UN role to end crisis (AP)
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears (AP)
• Suicide bomber strikes Afghan funeral, killing 10 (AP)
• Sudan army kills leader of main Darfur rebel group (AP
• Hackers target US security think tank (AP)
• Ancient seal found in Jerusalem linked to ritual (AP)
• Tens of thousands of protesters pressure Putin (Reuter
• At least 25 dead in Nigeria church blast: officials (R
• Pope Christmas message calls for end to violence in Syria
• IMF's Lagarde warns global economy threatened (Reuters
• Stores see busy, but not bang-up Christmas Eve (Reuter
• Japan to enter dollar swap agreement with India (Reute
• U.N. passes leaner 2012-2013 budget amid economic turmoil
• Romney machine rights ship after Gingrich bump (Reuter
• Last combat troops out of Iraq back at Fort Hood (AP)
• Iraq Sunni leader says charges could reignite sectarian war
• Iraq PM chides Sunni sections pushing for autonomy (AP
• As Christmas arrives, crisis for Mideast Christians (T
• Steelers QB Roethlisberger out against Rams (AP)
• Wade, James say time has made them even closer (AP)
• Colts' win throws Luck sweepstakes up in air (AP)
• Done deal: Nationals get LHP Gonzalez from A's (AP)
• Wagner stuns No. 15 Pittsburgh 59-54 (AP)
• Roethlisberger will not start for Steelers (Reuters)
• Nationals bolster rotation with Gonzalez (Reuters)
• Injured Bryant banks on playing in season opener (Reut
• No. 22 Southern Miss faces Nevada in Hawaii Bowl (AP)
• Clowe, Sharks beat Kings 2-1 in shootout (AP)
• Pavlik pleads not guilty to drunken driving (AP)
• Cuba to free 2,900 in sweeping amnesty (Reuters)
• Yemen forces fire in air as protesters demand Saleh (R
• The Clash of the Two Egypts: Tahrir Square Vs. Abbasiya Squ
• Mexico makes huge meth precursor chemicals seizure (AP
• North Korean heir lauded as 'supreme commander' (AP)
• Economy runs out of steam in October (Reuters)
• Vaclav Havel: crisis of 'human spirit' demands spiritual re
• One year after Tunisian revolt began, little has changed, r
• Another face of the U.S. recession: homeless children
• Three U.S. citizens killed in Mexico attacks (Reuters)
• Police in Berkeley end overnight Occupy camping (Reute
• Neiman Marcus Christmas Book: Luxury Gifts for the Rich
• Judge rules against Arizona sheriff in immigrant stops
• Obama starts delayed Hawaiian vacation (AP)
• Arizona sheriff faces new setback over immigration (AP
• SC voter ID law rejected by Justice Department (AP)
• Documents: Ohio 'pill mill' was corrupt drug den (AP)
• CIA's watchdog: No problem with NYPD partnership (AP)
• CIA's IG finds no problem with NYPD partnership (AP)
• Obama on political high, but momentum hard to keep (AP
• Pearl Harbor survivor ashes interred at battleship (AP
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval (AP)
• Girl, 9, was feared missing after flight change (AP)
• Judge: NYC taxi agency must help disabled riders (AP)
• Firefighters scramble to replace toys lost in fire (AP
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. Ballot (AP)
• Economic inequality an issue for 2012 campaign (AP)
• At least 61 dead in northeast Nigeria violence (AP)
• Thousands visit Bethlehem on Christmas Eve (AP)
• Troops, protesters clash in Yemeni capital (AP)
• Anti-Putin protest draws tens of thousands (AP)
• New Air Jordans cause nationwide shopping frenzy (AP)
• Queen Elizabeth visits husband in hospital (AP)
• In China, a daring few challenge one-child limit (AP)
• Hawaii beats No. 14 Xavier 84-82 in overtime (AP)
• Congress punts hard payroll tax work to 2012 (Reuters)
• U.N. condemns Damascus bombs, expresses grave concern
• Tens of thousands of protesters pile pressure on Putin
• UK's Queen visits Prince Philip after health scare (Re
• As Kodak struggles, Eastman Chemical thrives (Reuters)
• Insight: Trenches and fear divide heart of Syria protest
• Corporations gear up for major U.S. tax battle (Reuter
• Religiously active people more likely to engage in civic li
• US-Russia ties: Chill over Syria replaces warmth of Obama's
• Iraq's radical Shiite cleric proposes 'peace code' (AP
• Pew study: female vets more critical than men of Iraq, Afgh
• Iraq crisis stirs protests in Sunni strongholds (Reute
• Beltran, Cardinals agree to 2-year contract (AP)
• No. 8 Boise rolls in MAACO Bowl, 56-24 over ASU (AP)
• 1 more year: USC QB Barkley coming back (AP)
• Column: Finally, some good news for college game (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Yankees hit with $13.9M luxury tax (AP)
• Colts score late touchdown to shock Texans 19-16 (Reut
• Cardinals look to rebuild with Beltran (Reuters)
• Nuggets top Suns 110-85 (AP)
• Maine extends coach's contract (AP)
• Kings get 3-2 SO win over Ducks in Sutter's debut (AP)
• LPGA founding member Danoff dies at 88 (AP)
• Boxer Pavlik charged in Ohio with drunken driving (AP)
• Busch gets new ride with Phoenix Racing (AP)
• Egyptians rally against army after woman beaten (Reute
• Debate in Peru as Paroled Lori Berenson Arrives Home (
• Turkey slams France over genocide debate (AP)
• 16 killed in violence in Mexican state (AP)
• Congo police tear gas opposition supporters (AP)
• Afghan president to replace top human rights officials
• Canadian economy runs out of steam in October (Reuters
• 4 jailed for 'exorcism' killing of Australian (AP)
• For tiny Burundi, big returns in sending peacekeepers to So
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• Flying too close to the sun: German solar companies fall on
• Snow, wind, rain cause holiday travel worries (Reuters
• Hearing concludes for suspected WikiLeaks leaker (Reut
• Body of alleged killer of ex-Afghan central banker found
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• Indiana Secretary of State was not eligible for office: jud
• Deal: NJ nurses can skip aiding hospital abortions (AP
• Hospitals to lockout striking nurses (AP)
• Occupy protesters sue over free speech, force (AP)
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• Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history (AP)
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for miracle (AP)
• Santa Claus still flying high in new poll (AP)
• Seven states win federal education competition (AP)
• John Edwards asks to delay trial, citing illness (AP)
• Months later, East flood victims remain displaced (AP)
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• Obama visiting Fort Bragg to mark end of Iraq war (AP)
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• 'Tangerine Tango': The Bright, Encouraging Color of 2012
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• As US year-end departure nears, Sunni worries grow (AP
• War nearly over, Obama says Iraq won't stand alone (AP
• Obama says U.S. will be loyal partner for Iraq (Reuter
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• Obama hails end of Iraq war, but is it a victory for Iran?
• Iraq, Where's the Thank You Card and Check? (Contribut
• Why some US troops are dreading end of Iraq mission (T
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• Iran's bid for power in postwar Iraq (The Christian Sc
• NATO to end Iraqi training mission when U.S. troops go home
• Tebow, Broncos beat Bears 13-10 in overtime (AP)
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• Major battle in Syria; shops shut by strike (Reuters)
• U.S. leaving drone base won't have big impact on air war
• Al Qaeda members flee in south Yemen jailbreak: officials
• Tighter Sanctions On Iran: An Alternative to War -- or a Ro
• Israel orders closure of disputed Jerusalem ramp (AP)
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• Why Israelis may not be thrilled by sweet nothings from Gin
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• Wage Woes: Why Raises Have Become Rare (Time.com)
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• Euro zone fiscal pact fails to restore confidence (Reu
• Olympus ex-CEO to meet MPs, push for Japan reform: source
• Putin ally wants new liberal party after Russia protests
• Pakistani government denies talks with Taliban (Reuter
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• Iran army declines comment on MP's Hormuz exercise remarks
• McConnell expects bipartisan deal on tax cut (Reuters)
• U.S.-listed firms told to reveal Syria, Iran links: FT
• GOP 'super PAC' leader: On fundraising, 'neither side is go
• Tim Tebow: Hero? Role model? Overbearing evangelist? All of
• NATO to end its training mission in Iraq (AP)
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• Analysis: As U.S. leaves, Iraqi forces still under construc
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• Deal reached to sell Toronto sports empire: report (Re
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• FAA chief on leave after drunken driving arrest (AP)
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• BP: Halliburton destroyed key oil spill evidence (AP)
• Nearly 60 killed in rare attacks on Afghan Shiites (AP
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Securing US border impossible (AP)
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• Tiger Woods ends 2-year victory drought (AP)
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• "Merkozy" under pressure to agree to budget masterplan
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• Police arrest Occupy Portland demonstrators (AP)
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• Syria says it is still open to Arab observer plan (AP)
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• Former Brazil captain Socrates dies at 57 (AP)
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• Gingrich surges in new Iowa presidential poll (Reuters
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• Suh's 2-game suspension upheld by NFL (AP)
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• AP source: Bell, Marlins agree to $27 million deal (AP
• Magic-Thunder, Clippers-Warriors set for Christmas (AP
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• Klitschko loses stone but Mormeck fight remains on (Re
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• South Sudan's Returning Exiles: Can the Young Country Accom
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• Family funeral held for 5 young NC slaying victims (AP
• Justice Dept. details how it got statements wrong (AP)
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• Billy Graham enjoys 'restful night' in hospital (AP)
• Attorney: Eddie Long's wife proceeds with divorce (AP)
• Report: Police went undercover to watch Occupy LA (AP)
• Lobster tag lost in 'Perfect Storm' hops Atlantic (AP)
• After uproar, Ky. church revisits interracial ban (AP)
• State of Michigan may step in to run Detroit (AP)
• Art-theft suspect pleads not guilty in NYC (AP)
• In or out? Cain to say whether he'll stay in race (AP)
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• As Putin plans to stay, many Russians want out (AP)
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• Ultranconservative Islamists make gains in Egypt (AP)
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• Obama, Clinton to announce energy saving program (AP)
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• FAMU president postpones work of hazing task force (AP
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• Merkel: Financial crisis solution to 'take years' (AP)
• Gingrich's unpredictability raises concerns (AP)
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• Biden: Sacrifices of troops allow Iraq war to end (AP)
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• 1st Penn State abuse suit comes from new accuser (AP)
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• Column: Boeheim will survive, but at a price (AP)
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• Prince William, Kate named as Olympic ambassadors (AP)
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• UK: Libya showed Britain needs more NATO influence (AP
• Pakistan Will Have to Settle for a Clinton Apology (Th
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• Man pleads guilty to killing 4 in NYC rampage (AP)
• Strong Santa Ana winds topple trees, power lines (AP)
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• Clinton meets Aung San Suu Kyi on Myanmar visit (AP)
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• Suspect in East Coast rapes arraigned in Virginia (AP)
• Ex-Wis. Gov. Thompson launches GOP bid for Senate (AP)
• Clinton challenges Myanmar to expand reforms (AP)
• ECB's Draghi hints at more support for euro (AP)
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• Los Angeles to evict Occupy camp on Monday (Reuters)
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• Pakistan: 26 troops dead in NATO helicopter attack (AP
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• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal (AP)
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• Egypt protesters battle on to end army rule (Reuters)
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• James Murdoch resigns from UK newspaper boards (Reuter
• Olympus ex-CEO says Tokyo police can get to truth behind sc
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• "Disastrous" bond sale shakes confidence in Germany (R
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• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,485 (AP)
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• Penn State recovery gets boost from Freeh's hiring (AP
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• Occupy Wall Street at two months: Hundreds arrested across
• Mayor's last-ditch effort to save Detroit would privatize 8
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• Venezuela authorities charge 8 in Ramos kidnapping (AP
• NBA lockout: Questions and answers (AP)
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• Noah considers move to France if lockout stands (Reute
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• Britain: WADA challenging lifetime Olympics ban (AP)
• ASEAN gambles on Myanmar's regional leadership (Reuter
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• Deciding Between Heritage and Hard Cash in Afghanistan
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• WikiLeaks mom calls for Australian intervention (AP)
• Did Osama bin Laden raid and pro-US tilt cost Pakistan's US
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• Viewpoint: What Was Really Behind the Occupy Wall Street Cr
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• Police find major drug tunnel under U.S.-Mexico border
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• In NYPD spying, a Yippie legal battle echoes again (AP
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• Lawyer: Client ready to testify against Sandusky (AP)
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• APNewsBreak: Russia, West agree on Iran text (AP)
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• Clinton warns against intimidation in South China Sea
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• Obama boosts U.S. military in Australia, reassures China
• Israeli-Palestinian jolt? Why some want to dismantle PA.
• As Glaciers Melt, Bhutan Faces Risk of 'Mountain Tsunamis'
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• Ohio executes man who killed 3 sleeping sons (AP)
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• Obama insists US does not fear China (AP)
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• Consumer prices dip 0.1 pct., as gas prices drop (AP)
• Activists: Syrian army defectors kill 8 soldiers (AP)
• GOP hopefuls challenge Obama on Iran (AP)
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam (AP)
• NBA players file antitrust lawsuits against league (AP
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• Monti forms new Italy government (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Olympus says readying legal steps vs execs
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• Wisconsin recall: How powerful super PACs could influence t
• Judge tells Occupy Wall Street: You can't sleep in Zuccotti
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• Defense chief clashes with senators over Iraq (Reuters
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• Sixty-nine killed Syria on Monday: activists (Reuters)
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• Clinton in Manila amid ASEAN row over South China Sea
• Italy: A Personal Farewell to the Berlusconi Years (Ti
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• 'Cold and Inhuman': Anders Behring Breivik Makes First Publ
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• Occupy activists to converge on UC Berkeley campus (AP
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• English-Language Catholic Masses to Get New Translation
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• Obama: Penn State abuse cause for 'soul-searching' (AP
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• Week of turmoil leaves Penn State in a daze (AP)
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• Italy's Berlusconi to resign, end scandal-hit era (Reu
• Obama, Hu pitching different trade agendas (Reuters)
• Turkish commandos shoot dead lone ferry hijacker (Reut
• Arab League suspends Syria, demands end to killing (Re
• Insight: MF Global bust erodes trust in brokerages (Re
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• Boeing sees Gulf interest in revamped 737 (Reuters)
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• Newt Gingrich: Will his mini-surge in the polls last?
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• Italy Senate votes as Berlusconi era nears end (Reuter
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• Move to avoid "full-blown global recession": PM Harper
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• Judge tosses 1 of 2 suits over Cherokee freedmen (AP)
• Officials: Drone likely killed Saudi terrorist (AP)
• Relief, anger at mosque where al-Awlaki preached (AP)
• Obama pitches jobs bill, GOP wants less red tape (AP)
• Obama to headline gay rights dinner (AP)
• Congress addresses Chinese currency manipulation (AP)
• Killing Americans: On uncharted ground in attack (AP)
• Gov't backs 4 more solar loans as deadline looms (AP)
• Jackson doctor trial focuses on final moments (AP)
• Questions and answers about Yemen-based al-Qaida (AP)
• Rival accused of killing Hells Angels boss caught (AP)
• With al-Awlaki dead, al-Qaida lacks Western voice (AP)
• Afghan president says talks with Taliban useless (AP)
• Early state GOP voters seek signs of electability (AP)
• Anti-terrorism success may not help Obama in 2012 (AP)
• Rescuers find 18 bodies in Indonesia plane crash (AP)
• Kenya: Alleged pirates abduct elderly Frenchwoman (AP)
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• Plane hits Ferris wheel in Australia; no injuries (AP)
• NBA labor meetings to resume Saturday (AP)
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• Exclusive: Democrats push tax hikes first in deficit talks
• NATO says captures senior Haqqani commander in Afghanistan
• China paper urges Europe get act together on debt crisis
• State job cuts on table at Greek loan talks (Reuters)
• U.S. struggles to chart fresh course with Pakistan (Re
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• Killer of governor of Pakistan's Punjab sentenced to death
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• Listeria outbreak: Victims file lawsuits, but will they rec
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• Bomb kills 18 at Shi'ite funeral in Iraq (Reuters)
• Bomb kills 17 at Shiite funeral south of Baghdad (AP)
• Bryant agrees to play in Italy during NBA lockout (AP)
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• APNewsBreak: Congress wants to talk HGH with NFL (AP)
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• League and players feel urgency in labor talks (Reuter
• Keenum throws for 471 yards, Houston beats UTEP (AP)
• Sharks' Greiss shuts out Canucks (AP)
• Vegas, McGirt top Las Vegas leaderboard (AP)
• NASCAR suspends crew member for substance abuse (AP)
• Music producer's take on Olympics: Grunts, thumps (AP)
• Knox killed her roommate for no reason: prosecutor (Re
• Civilians flee Sirte battle, fighting hampers aid: U.N.
• U.N. court acquits two ex Rwandan ministers of genocide
• Scores die in worst Mekong flooding since 2000 (Reuter
• Burmese refugees find a new home in Thailand but end up ens
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• After cancer treatment, Chavez playing ball again (AP)
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• China's inflation fight remains top priority (Reuters)
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• Crunchy crickets going mainstream in Australia? (Reute
• Germany approves a bigger European bailout fund (The C
• Amanda Knox: Three Countries, Three Different Portrayals
• Kenyans watch as their leaders take the stand at ICC hearin
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• Why Chris Christie Is No Savior for Conservatives (Tim
• Why Obama Wants a Supreme Court Fight on Health Reform in 2
• U.S. court vacates ruling on gays in military (Reuters
• Ala. immigration law stands, but cops still wary (AP)
• Authorities say Calif. fugitive fired at deputies (AP)
• Could model airplanes become a terrorist weapon? (AP)
• US officials: al-Awlaki dead in US attack in Yemen (AP
• Paramedics up next in trial of Jackson's doctor (AP)
• US: Cyber attacks on utilities, industries rise (AP)
• Census: Hispanics fuel US white population growth (AP)
• Police: 3 soldiers admitted to Okla. home invasion (AP
• Rule change could prompt increase in organic hops (AP)
• US strike kills American al-Qaida cleric in Yemen (AP)
• Al-Awlaki: From voice for jihad to al-Qaida figure (AP
• Consumer spend more, but their incomes fall (AP)
• US fugitive wants to serve time in Portugal (AP)
• Syrian troops fire at anti-regime protesters (AP)
• Mass. terror suspect was asked to leave mosque (AP)
• Fear in Colo. town at heart of Listeria outbreak (AP)
• New military chief seeks balance in US power (AP)
• Man survives for days after car plunges off cliff (AP)
• With eye on clock, NBA owners, players seek deal (AP)
• U.S.-born al Qaeda cleric killed in Yemen: officials (
• Stock futures lower as China manufacturing still weak
• Weak income curbs consumer spending (Reuters)
• Insight: America's rich losing tussle with taxman (Reu
• McGraw-Hill and CME eye indexes JV: source (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Justice Department probing Chinese accounting
• Bank of America to charge debit card use fee (Reuters)
• Greek state workers disrupt audit talks again (Reuters
• Kindle Fire tablet: Cool gadget or power grab for Amazon? (
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• Former Libyan PM starts hunger strike in Tunisia (Reut
• Suicide bomber kills three in Iraq's Kirkuk (Reuters)
• Rays, Cards win playoff spots in frenzied finish (AP)
• Rays clinch AL wild card with stunning rally (AP)
• Cardinals win, earn NL wild card when Braves lose (AP)
• Red Sox add another epic collapse to their history (AP
• One final loss, an epic collapse by the Braves (AP)
• Reyes wins batting title; Cabrera wins AL crown (AP)
• Bledsoe, Shields, Cowher among candidates (AP)
• Lockout not derailing D-Wade's off-court dealings (AP)
• Longtime hoops guru hosts one more clinic (AP)
• Kane scores twice, Jets beat Hurricanes 3-1 (AP)
• PGA Tour winner Dave Hill dies (AP)
• No major changes in NASCAR's 2012 Cup schedule (AP)
• Pakistan says U.S. pressure on militants must end (Reu
• Assad supporters throw stones at U.S. envoy in Damascus
• Knox "crucified" in murder case, lawyer says (Reuters)
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• Renewed fighting kills two in Yemen capital (Reuters)
• Australia Tells Chinese Tourists: Welcome! (And Bring Your
• Swiss envoy never shown evidence against US hikers (AP
• Bahrain court sentences protester to death (AP)
• US-Mexico governors conference languishes (AP)
• 28 bodies bring India's monsoon flood toll to 335 (AP)
• Autos, Canadian dollar help lift August producer prices
• Australian lawmakers flag changes to racial laws (AP)
• Zambia's new President Sata sets new mining rules for China
• Can Japan's Anti-Nuclear Protesters Keep the Reactors Shut
• China's debate on the death penalty becomes increasingly op
• Rays, Cardinals capture MLB wild card berths (Reuters)
• Obama urges students to keep learning to help U.S. (Re
• U.S. launches new push to solve 2001 murder of prosecutor
• How Nevada Became the Go-To State to Evade Taxes (Time
• Baking Battle: Student Group Under Fire For Its Anti-Affirm
• Judge orders more psychiatric care for Loughner (Reute
• Relatives unsure of killer's claim in Texas deaths (AP
• Ala. police to enforce parts of immigration law (AP)
• Engineer: Monument rappel inspection a career high (AP
• Former archbishop who gave JFK eulogy dies at 98 (AP)
• Testimony to focus on scene in Jackson's bedroom (AP)
• Loughner remains calm, quiet at Tucson hearing (AP)
• Ophelia expected to strengthen in the Atlantic (AP)
• Cantaloupe illnesses and deaths expected to rise (AP)
• 4 GOP senators travel to post-Gadhafi Libya (AP)
• Congress still a bit short on social media savvy (AP)
• ATF: Illegal to sell guns to med marijuana users (AP)
• German parliament passes expanded euro fund (AP)
• AP Exclusive: US fugitive lived openly in Africa (AP)
• Election-year ruling looms for health overhaul (AP)
• Presidential contenders boosted by super PACs (AP)
• Feds: Mass. man planned to blow up US buildings (AP)
• Nobel Peace Prize for Arab Spring? (AP)
• Hundreds of plants, animals up for new protections (AP
• Stock futures up after German vote on bailout fund (AP
• What a finish! Rays, Cards clinch playoff spots (AP)
• Germany's Merkel survives crunch euro vote unscathed (
• Jobless claims fall sharply in latest week (Reuters)
• Perry aides told different stories in lawsuit (Reuters
• Second-quarter growth revised up to 1.3 percent (Reute
• Fed's Plosser: Twist will do little for growth (Reuter
• Shell shutting down entire Singapore refinery after fire
• Kindle Fire may force Android tablet makers to cut prices
• Analysis: States lobby against Medicaid cuts in Congress
• Would Obama's jobs plan help avoid a recession? (The C
• When is a terrorist not a terrorist? America's Haqqani conu
• Suicide bomber attacks police in Iraq, killing 2 (AP)
• Bomb in Iraq's Kirkuk kills at least two: police (Reut
• Fox Sports enters Dodgers court saga with lawsuit (AP)
• Braves, Cardinals all tied heading into final day (AP)
• Column: Guillen steals more headlines than games (AP)
• Red Sox beat Orioles 8-7, stay tied for wild card (AP)
• Cardinals move into tie in NL wild-card race (AP)
• Gov. Brown signs bill to boost LA stadium plan (AP)
• Fox Sports sues Dodgers to stop possible TV rights sale
• Former NBA center Sabonis survives heart attack (Reute
• Hawaii players plead not guilty to assault charges (AP
• No change in WADA rules on clenbuterol (AP)
• Flames blank Islanders 2-0 (AP)
• Haas selected to Presidents Cup team (AP)
• Pro boxer pleads no contest in Conn. assault (AP)
• Castroneves fined $30,000 for Twitter comments (AP)
• Analysis: Turkey readies sanctions against Syria (Reut
• How close is Iran to the bomb? Depends who you ask (Re
• Fallout in the Sahara: Did the War in Libya Play into the H
• Ukraine ex-premier's lawyer asks court to free her (AP
• Fire rages in industrial zone near Dubai port (AP)
• Top Bolivian official quits in march backlash (AP)
• South Africans, Vietnamese meet on rhino poaching (AP)
• Officer: 8 Afghan policemen killed at checkpoint (AP)
• Government spending seen in line with budget plan (Reu
• Commentator breaks Australian discrimination law (AP)
• Merkel, Papandreou buying time for debt-stricken Greece
• Germany: A New Book Details Hugo Boss's Link with the Nazi
• Africa Rising: African countries create new rules in the oi
• Michael Jackson images dominate opening of death trial
• Listeria outbreak kills 13, infects 72: CDC (Reuters)
• Judge asked to order more drugs for shooting suspect Loughn
• Convict Finds Freedom Overwhelming, Starts a Fire and Heads
• The Stress of Divorce, Writ on Women's Heads (Time.com
• Judge sets bond in ex-NBA player Crittenton's murder case
• Obama to engage Hispanics in online roundtable (AP)
• Big recall of Little Tikes play tool sets (AP)
• Engineers to rappel down Washington Monument (AP)
• Homeowners say Wis. law favors big farms over them (AP
• Longtime fugitive US hijacker caught in Portugal (AP)
• Congress dodges one crisis, now on to the next (AP)
• In message to students, Obama encourages learning (AP)
• Business group files high court health care appeal (AP
• Police ID Ind. shooting victims; killer at large (AP)
• Cell service arrives in NYC holdout — the subway (AP)
• Children placed with parents of missing Utah mom (AP)
• Cantaloupe outbreak is deadliest in a decade (AP)
• Shutdown averted, but deep differences linger (AP)
• AP Exclusive: US fugitive hid in Portugal hamlet (AP)
• Libya's new rulers believe Gadhafi hiding in south (AP
• Top EU official seeks closer policy union (AP)
• Jurors presented tales of Jackson's promise, pain (AP)
• Christie again says he isn't running for president (AP
• Judge to mull an extension of Loughner's treatment (AP
• Perry immigration strategy may help woo Hispanics (AP)
• 4 Americans get pot from US government (AP)
• Surging Rays top Yankees, remain tied with Red Sox (AP
• Greece to face inspectors, Merkel hints at bailout (Re
• S&P futures add to gains after data (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Libya's Gaddafi hiding near Algeria border
• Debt panel eyes dual Medicare/Medicaid patients (Reute
• Durable goods orders dip in August (Reuters)
• Pakistan's double-game: treachery or strategy? (Reuter
• Christie again rebuffs pleas for presidential run (Reu
• Insight: How to borrow $10 million (Reuters)
• Gunmen storm Iraqi militiaman's home, kill 5 (Reuters)
• Gunmen kill 5 relatives of Sunni fighter in Iraq (AP)
• Analysis: Iraqi Shi'ites fear fallout of Syria turbulence
• AP Interview: Iraq-US training deal likely (AP)
• Judge rules Iraqi can be tried in civilian court (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,477 (AP)
• Iraqi air defense: A work in progress (Reuters)
• White Sox agree to let Guillen out of contract (AP)
• Rays beat Yankees, move into wild-card tie (AP)
• Red Sox fall continues with 6-3 loss to Orioles (AP)
• 2014 Super Bowl logo features Washington Bridge (AP)
• Jets' Ryan miffed by Namath's 'outside' criticisms (AP
• Wounded Cowboys survive Redskins battle (Reuters)
• Athletics lose 4-2 to Mariners (AP)
• Warriors hire former Suns executive Rick Welts (AP)
• Report: Ex-Tennessee assistant funded flight (AP)
• Simmonds, Avery tangle as Flyers defeat Rangers (AP)
• Love and Olazabal like what they see at Medinah (AP)
• Kenseth's wife taken to hospital after car crash (AP)
• US women's basketball team starts European camp (AP)
• Gaddafi loyalists "ask for truce" in besieged city (Re
• Syria forces storm refuge for army defectors (Reuters)
• Shanghai subway trains collide injuring more than 200
• Special report: Matriarch puts Gandhi dynasty at crossroads
• Why the Afghan Plan to Woo Taliban Fighters Is Floundering
• Israeli leader: No settlement freeze (AP)
• Mexico City blind photographer share their world (AP)
• South Africa may block Dalai Lama visit to Tutu (AP)
• Roadside bomb kills 16 Afghan civilians (AP)
• Canada a magnetic north for U.S. retailers (Reuters)
• Australian women to take front-line military roles (AP
• Toughest US accusation in years angers Pakistanis (The
• In Indonesia, Corruption Scandals Plague Anti-Graft Preside
• Russia faces another six – or 12 – years of Putin
• Recession drove up poverty rates in most states (Reute
• Indiana police seek leads in probe of 5 deaths (Reuter
• Bake sale's racial pricing rocks UC Berkeley campus (R
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• Day Laborers and the Right to Roadside Job Hunting (Ti
• Gas leak blast destroys Seattle house, two injured (Re
• NTSB reviews cause of Texas ship collision, spill (AP)
• Troy Davis execution fuels eyewitness ID debate (AP)
• State Dept. heads to Neb. for oil pipeline hearing (AP
• Loughner returns to Arizona for Wednesday hearing (AP)
• Senator blocks pipeline safety bill on principle (AP)
• Theories abound, details scarce in 5 Ind. deaths (AP)
• 2 injured in natural gas explosion in Seattle (AP)
• Obama pitches jobs plan in Denver (AP)
• The disaster-stricken cluck tongues at Congress (AP)
• Strauss-Kahn asks NY court to dismiss maid's suit (AP)
• AP EXCLUSIVE: Officials say crime ring has uranium (AP
• AP sources: Official resigns over alleged spy ring (AP
• Congress dodges shutdown after disaster aid fight (AP)
• Greece: will get loans in time to avoid default (AP)
• Poll: Young people say online meanness pervasive (AP)
• Shanghai subway trains crash; hundreds injured (AP)
• Pounding typhoon rains flood Philippine capital (AP)
• Analysis: Democrats hit reset on health care (AP)
• Lawyer: Knox is like Jessica Rabbit (AP)
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• Romo overcomes pain as Cowboys top Redskins 18-16 (AP)
• Premature euro rescue talk buoys markets (Reuters)
• Obama West Coast swing shows fundraising strength (Reu
• Pakistan turns to China as ties with U.S. suffer (Reut
• JPMorgan seeks to move Lehman's $8.6 billion lawsuit (
• Christie's No. 2 denies 2012 White House bid (Reuters)
• UAW-Ford talks, GM deal vote hit the home stretch (Reu
• Senate OKs deal to avoid government shutdown (Reuters)
• Euro zone struggles to stem crisis; Obama urges action
• 'Lion King' success: Should Hollywood fall back in love wit
• Is OnStar turning your car against you? Senator Schumer thi
• Iraq signs deal to buy 18 F-16 warplanes (Reuters)
• Senior finance official assassinated in Iraq (AP)
• Ellsbury homers to save Boston's wild-card lead (AP)
• Start Bill-ieving: Buffalo 3-0 after beating Pats (AP)
• Suisham's late FG sends Steelers past Colts 23-20 (AP)
• Rodgers, Finley lead Packers past Bears 27-17 (AP)
• Vick breaks hand as Eagles fall to Giants 29-16 (AP)
• Titans beat Broncos 17-14 but lose Kenny Britt (AP)
• Red Sox beat Yankees, keep wild card lead (Reuters)
• James, Melo, Paul fall short in Philly exhibition (AP)
• Arizona swingman Parrom shot in NY, school says (AP)
• Rome, Pinizzotto hurt in loss to Sharks (AP)
• Haas wins high-stakes FedEx Cup, golf's big prize (AP)
• Stewart wins at New Hampshire (AP)
• Pakistan will not attack Haqqani group, defying U.S.: repor
• Kenyan Nobel winner Maathai, savior of trees, dies (Re
• Yemen protesters entrenched after Saleh disappoints (R
• Italian lawyer calls US student Knox a 'she-devil' (AP
• Israel arrests Hamas lawmaker in Jerusalem (AP)
• Bolivian police break up anti-highway march (AP)
• Libyan tanks strike Sirte loyalists (Reuters)
• One Gaza family celebrates Palestinian statehood bid despit
• The U.S.-Pakistan Row Reveals Hard Choices in Afghanistan
• Russia skeptics proven right as Putin set to take top spot
• Americans convicted in Iran say they were hostages (Re
• Five found dead in rural Indiana - police (Reuters)
• Nevada air race crash victims mourned in Reno (Reuters
• Satellite Falling to Earth? NASA Scientist Puts It Into Per
• Supermarkets start bagging self-serve checkouts (AP)
• Thousands entering Calif. schools without vaccines (AP
• APNewsBreak: Historian seeks to sell assets (AP)
• Rebel flag still flying in black SC neighborhood (AP)
• Facebook policies tricky for employers, workers (AP)
• Pentagon extends program to defend cyber networks (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Texas refineries may get back $135M (AP)
• Police: 5 people found dead at 2 rural Ind. homes (AP)
• State Dept. hears from Kan., Texas on oil pipeline (AP
• Attack on Kabul CIA office kills 1 American (AP)
• Obama sells jobs plan in Silicon Valley (AP)
• Freed US hikers describe harrowing ordeal in Iran (AP)
• Living people to appear on US stamps (AP)
• Italy's Eni: Oil production resumes in Libya (AP)
• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff (AP)
• Jewelry industry to self-regulate on toxic cadmium (AP
• First African woman to win Nobel Peace Prize dies (AP)
• Do hospitals' freebies undermine breast-feeding? (AP)
• Red Sox, Braves lead by only 1 game with 3 to play (AP
• Stocks, euro turn higher on ECB easing hopes (Reuters)
• Under fire, Europe works to bolster debt crisis fund (
• Investors assess new UBS CEO, hope for fast revamp (Re
• Afghan employee kills U.S. citizen at Kabul CIA base (
• Special report: Nevada's big bet on secrecy (Reuters)
• Amanda Knox a promiscuous "she-devil": appeal court told
• British prosecutors ask Libya's NTC for Lockerbie help
• Abbas says no talks without Israeli settlement freeze
• Rick Perry's 'heart' comment shows GOP's immigration proble
• Can Herman Cain keep up the momentum after his Florida stra
• Makau breaks world record in Berlin Marathon (AP)
• Lee leads No. 2 LSU over No. 16 WVU 47-21 (AP)
• Broyles leads No. 1 Sooners' rally for 38-28 win (AP)
• Baddeley, Mahan tied for the lead at East Lake (AP)
• No. 7 Oklahoma St rallies to 30-29 win over A&M (AP)
• Richardson leads No. 3 Bama past No. 14 Ark 38-14 (AP)
• Column: Floppers beware as NFL cracks down (AP)
• A's waste good effort by Moscoso in loss to Angels (AP
• NBA players not taking serious look overseas yet (AP)
• James rushes for 288, No. 10 Oregon routs 'Cats (AP)
• Italy's Bronzini wins cycling worlds road race (AP)
• Sateri, Ferriero lift Sharks over Coyotes 1-0 (AP)
• US rallies to tie Europe 8-all at Solheim Cup (AP)
• Jones dominates Rampage Jackson to defend title (AP)
• Kyle Busch wins Trucks race at New Hampshire (AP)
• Olympic Training Centers take on new look (AP)
• Pakistan army chief calls special meeting (Reuters)
• Small tourist plane crashes in Nepal, 19 dead (Reuters
• Saudi king says women will have political role (Reuter
• After Saleh's Surprise Return, Fighting Continues in Yemen
• Polish church and state leaders pray for the EU (AP)
• Nyad pushes through stings on 'critical' 2nd night (AP
• Suicide bomber attacks church in Indonesia (Reuters)
• Nyad resumes swim after jellyfish sting (Reuters)
• Obama seeks to shore up black support in jobs push (Re
• Beef bound for Georgia schools recalled over E. coli worrie
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• Satellite likely in ocean, but may have hit US (AP)
• CA Hells Angel boss dead in Nev. casino shootout (AP)
• Clark's descendants replace stolen tribal canoe (AP)
• Calif. grocery workers OK deal; strike averted (AP)
• 80 people arrested at 'Occupy Wall Street' protest (AP
• Recession upends dreams of aspiring teachers (AP)
• Police recordings key part of Calif. beating case (AP)
• Calif. bars rejoice: infused alcohol ban lifted (AP)
• World powers seek to contain Europe debt crisis (AP)
• Gadhafi gunmen cross border from Algeria to Libya (AP)
• President Abbas declares 'Palestinian Spring' (AP)
• Hezbollah leader could get military tribunal in US (AP
• Tourist flight crashes in Nepal, killing 19 aboard (AP
• 2 Americans released from Iranian prison head home (AP
• APNewsBreak: Senator says OnStar invades privacy (AP)
• Romney using wife's story to connect with voters (AP)
• Thousands at pope's final Mass in Germany (AP)
• Cuba to Florida swim marathon: Nyad continues on (AP)
• Cain upsets Perry in Florida Republican straw poll (Re
• New UBS boss seeks fresh start after trading (Reuters)
• Europe aims to beef up crisis fund, world urges action
• ECB undecided on length of debt-buying program: Paramo
• Libyan NTC forces thrust deep into Gaddafi home town (
• Russia's finance minister rebels over Putin plan (Reut
• Protesters march in Manhattan, criticizing Wall Street
• Prosecutors demand life in jail for Amanda Knox (Reute
• NASA says 'we may never know' where runaway satellite crash
• Can Rick Perry make a comeback? (The Christian Science
• Four blasts kill 17 in Iraq's Kerbala (Reuters)
• Quick explosions kill 10 people in holy Iraqi city (AP
• Rangers get help to win 2nd straight AL West title (AP
• D-backs take NL West with 3-1 win over Giants (AP)
• Europe extends lead over US to 7-5 in Solheim Cup (AP)
• Fielder, Braun lift Brewers to NL Central crown (AP)
• MLB seeks sale of Dodgers (AP)
• Packers get good news with banged-up defense (AP)
• Former NBA player charged in $2 million Ponzi scheme (
• Hoffman's 93-yard return lifts BYU, 24-17 (AP)
• Cycling now a sport with anti-doping culture: McQuaid
• NHL Preseason Capsules (AP)
• Adam Scott shoots 65 to lead Tour Championship (AP)
• Gatti judge: No more testimony on night he died (AP)
• Del Worsham leads Top Fuel qualifying (AP)
• Probst bullish on US hopes in London (AP)
• Israel PM: Peace impossible through U.N. resolutions (
• Yemeni forces attack main opposition camp (Reuters)
• The New Spanish Scent That's Good Enough to Eat (Time.
• Belgium edges closer toward new government (AP)
• Libyan forces push into Gadhafi's hometown Sirte (AP)
• Hidden explosives shipment seized at Nigerian port (AP
• 2 Filipino maids for Gadhafi relative return home (AP)
• Big-name celebs irk Ottawa in pipeline debate (Reuters
• Australian man charged in 'collar bomb' hoax (AP)
• Palestinian statehood bid brings Abbas a personal victory
• Peace Hopes Grim as Abbas, Netanyahu Clash at U.N. (Ti
• Zambia's fiery populist, Michael Sata, wins presidential el
• Veteran U.S. swimmer starts Cuba-Florida trek (Reuters
• Woman wins court order against 1972 Idaho abortion law
• Loughner attorneys seek another emergency block on drugs
• Officers kill mountain lion that clawed Idaho boy (Reu
• AP Interview: Troy Davis' sister vows to carry on (AP)
• Casey Anthony now owes $217K for Caylee's search (AP)
• 3 Florida officers wounded; suspect kills self (AP)
• S. California grocery workers vote on labor deal (AP)
• Children of missing Utah mom's in state custody (AP)
• Nyad defies age, fatigue, jellies on marathon swim (AP
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules (AP)
• Army veteran in bogus-bomb case gets 5 years (AP)
• Ex-officials: Iran nuclear effort hit by sabotage (AP)
• Calif. governor signs compromise on Internet taxes (AP
• Putin to run for Russian presidency in 2012 (AP)
• NASA's dead satellite falls, starting over Pacific (AP
• UBS CEO Gruebel resigns over rogue trading loss (AP)
• 40 killed as violence rages on in Yemen (AP)
• Pope celebrates Mass despite shooting incident (AP)
• Obama plan would make small dent in jobless rate (AP)
• Analysis: US buys time in Mideast, but also woes (AP)
• Finance ministers seek global economic solutions (AP)
• Military dogs and handlers patrol in Afghanistan (AP)
• D-backs, Brewers and Rangers clinch on same night (AP)
• UBS CEO quits, board wants faster restructuring (Reute
• Medvedev: Putin should return as Russia president (Reu
• Obama links education reform to economic recovery (Reu
• NASA satellite breaks up, plunges back to Earth (Reute
• Europe hastens to build up debt crisis defenses (Reute
• Palestinians want statehood bid decided in two weeks (
• Congress delays budget fight until Monday (Reuters)
• Libyans fight for control of Gaddafi stronghold Sirte
• Jaycee Dugard lawsuit seen as a long shot. What can it acco
• Mitch Daniels: Is the US up to solving its money woes? (VI
• U.S. to provide drones to Turkey: Erdogan (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Iraq alters oil law draft to erode Kurdish power
• AP Source: NBA to cancel training camps (AP)
• Kobe gets $6.7 million offer to play in Italy (AP)
• US, Europe tied 2-2 at Solheim Cup (AP)
• AP Sources: Marlins' Nunez faces ID issue (AP)
• AP source: No winter ball for Manny Ramirez (AP)
• Column: In NFL, always open season on hurt guys (AP)
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• SI.com to stream Melo-Philly game Sunday (AP)
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• UCI chief: Cycling is winning fight against doping (AP
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• Bradley, Dufner again atop an Atlanta leaderboard (AP)
• Rogge: Corruption charges must be taken seriously (AP)
• Vettel: No pressure to clinch title in Singapore (AP)
• IOC chief says Olympic security is top priority (AP)
• Abbas to stake Palestinian claim to state at U.N. (Reu
• Amanda Knox hopes for freedom as murder appeal nears (
• As sparks fly, Pakistan warns U.S.: "You will lose an ally"
• Israel and Turkey: It's Hard to Fight with Your Hands in Ea
• Lawyer: Phone hacking legal action to begin in US (AP)
• Palestinians, Israeli troops clash in Jerusalem (AP)
• Cuba's opposition tries to plot fresh course (AP)
• Zambia's new president promises jobs, education (AP)
• Pakistan blasts US comments about spy agency (AP)
• Australia 'collar bomb' suspect extradited from US (AP
• Pope arrives in Berlin to a dissonant welcome (The Chr
• South Korea: Kids, Stop Studying So Hard! (Time.com)
• Is Nigeria's Boko Haram group really tied to Al Qaeda?
• Alabama carries out third U.S. execution this week (Re
• Jaycee Dugard sues U.S. over monitoring of her captor
• Grading the GOP Candidates on Education (Time.com)
• West Hollywood Sets a New Trend: Banning Fur Sales (Ti
• Warden's wife plans appeal on aiding inmate escape (Re
• Death penalty opponents regroup after Davis' death (AP
• Teachers end strike, Wash. state parents rejoice (AP)
• Records: Suspect in CA killing had volatile past (AP)
• Texas plans for water needs, but slow to implement (AP
• Solyndra hearing to go on, despite execs' silence (AP)
• Lawyers seek details on Ohio executioner's cancer (AP)
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• Analysis: Israel circles wagons ahead of Palestinian vote
• Iran judiciary denies U.S. men's release is imminent (
• Turkish PM throws weight behind Arab cause (Reuters)
• Afghanistan: Taliban Attacks Undermine U.S. Optimism (
• Italy PM wins confidence vote on austerity (Reuters)
• Syrian troops attack mourners after US envoy visit (AP
• Richardson to leave Cuba bitter, with no prisoner (AP)
• Canada unlocks Libyan assets; SNC Lavalin on hold (Reu
• Australian senator under fire over rape allegation (AP
• Taiwan makes environmental push in disputed South China Sea
• North Korea's First Cruise Ship Launched to Woo Tourists
• Taliban attacks near US embassy in Kabul raise questions of
• Number of poor hit record 46 million in 2010 (Reuters)
• UAW expects GM contract deal after "much progress" (Re
• Creepy Coincidence: Belmont Race Winners Wore 9, 1 and 1 on
• What You Missed While Not Watching Last Night's Tea Party D
• Wal-Mart aims to do more work with women (Reuters)
• Testimony: Cain campaign concealed gay aide's role (AP
• Obama to take jobs sales pitch to North Carolina (AP)
• Perry facing new criticism for Texas vaccine order (AP
• Berenstain Bears now speaking endangered language (AP)
• House probing $528M loan to failed solar company (AP)
• Unusual coalition boosts health overhaul (AP)
• APNewsBreak: NASA unveils giant new rocket design (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Chicago to publish crime stats online (AP
• Survey: US sees Asia as more important than Europe (AP
• Michelle Obama honors top designers at White House (AP
• Easy-Bake loses its bulb with 100-watt phase-out (AP)
• US gov't prepares to release BP oil spill report (AP)
• NATO commander says 27 dead in Kabul attack (AP)
• AP poll: Divisions persist on legal gay marriage (AP)
• Iran judiciary: bail for 2 Americans under study (AP)
• Warren launches US Senate campaign with Mass. tour (AP
• New global killers: heart, lung disease and cancer (AP
• Students lift car off Utah biker after fiery crash (AP
• Freed of Gadhafi, Libyans expect post-war boom (AP)
• GOP upset win in NY portends challenge for Obama (AP)
• Rivera gets 600th save in Yankees' 3-2 win (AP)
• Moody's cuts French banks, eurobond talk lifts markets
• August retail sales unchanged from July (Reuters)
• EU's Barroso: Will present options on euro bonds (Reut
• Republican wins in New York Democratic stronghold (Reu
• Twenty-hour Kabul siege shows Taliban strength (Reuter
• Senior U.S. diplomat holds talks in Tripoli (Reuters)
• Release of key BP oil spill probe expected soon (Reute
• Fed set to give economy therapy, not shock treatment (
• Car bomb kills at least 15 in southern Iraq (Reuters)
• Car bomb kills 13 outside Iraqi restaurant (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,475 (AP)
• US ambassador has been caught up in many attacks (AP)
• Janikowski ties FG mark, Raiders top Broncos 23-20 (AP
• No joke: Djokovic beats Nadal for US Open title (AP)
• Slive remains hopeful SEC will add Texas A&M (AP)
• Not everyone was ready for season's kickoff (AP)
• Hurricanes changing sideline access rules (AP)
• Janikowski's record-tying kick leads Raiders past Broncos
• Yankees overthrow "King Felix" (Reuters)
• AP sources: Timberwolves bring in Adelman as coach (AP
• Bowden reveals that he had prostate cancer in 2007 (AP
• Longo's husband and coach faces charges (Reuters)
• Chiarelli: Savard will get his name on Stanley Cup (AP
• Panel: Potassium led to Ark. boxer's death (AP)
• Earnhardt makes Chase, must challenge for title (AP)
• $4.7M PR campaign launched for London Olympics (AP)
• Gunmen kill five on Pakistan school bus (Reuters)
• Iran's Ahmadinejad says Americans to be freed soon (Re
• Egypt's former vice-president testifies at Mubarak trial
• Sex abuse victims urge Hague court to investigate Pope
• Libya: Inside the Hunt for Gaddafi's Key Men (Time.com
• Analysis: Greece puts lid on Irish bond progress (Reut
• NATO airstrikes pound pro-Gadhafi targets in Libya (AP
• Mexico recaptures drug cartel outlaw 9 years later (AP
• Turkey PM tells Arabs: Israel has isolated itself (AP)
• Political will key to restoring confidence: Canada (Re
• 'Happy Feet' penguin vanishes on his way home (AP)
• Cracks emerge among Libya's rebels, from frontlines to Trip
• Italy: 6,000-Year-Old Lovers Need a Permanent Home (Ti
• Israel arrives at a tough diplomatic intersection (The
• September 11 memorial at World Trade Center opens to public
• North Carolina House approves same-sex marriage ballot
• Flight 93 families at burial of remains in Shanksville
• Justice on Display: Should Judges Deliberate in Public?
• 100 Animals Die in Petco Store From Tropical Storm Lee Floo
• Routine Colorado traffic stop turns up $10 million in cocai
• Obama adviser: GOP candidates offer no job ideas (AP)
• Broader security checks to reduce visa overstays (AP)
• Poll: Americans feel safe, but Congress shouldn't (AP)
• Obama's jobs plan complicates task of debt panel (AP)
• Old Farmer's Almanac: Back to basics is in (AP)
• Working-age people losing ground amid unemployment (AP
• To understand redistricting, read 'The Godfather' (AP)
• House bill would block case against Boeing (AP)
• Families urge action as US drafts Alzheimer's plan (AP
• Gunmen attack US Embassy, other buildings in Kabul (AP
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed Americans (AP)
• Greece, Europe struggle to contain debt crisis (AP)
• Nation's food anti-terror plans costly, unwieldy (AP)
• Obama to promote jobs plan in Boehner's home state (AP
• Analysis: GOP foes seek cracks in Perry's record (AP)
• Small cities struggle to pay for 9/11 memorials (AP)
• Obama picks more females, minorities for judges (AP)
• Abuse victims seek int'l court case against pope (AP)
• Brady's 517 yards, 4 TDs lift Pats over Dolphins (AP)
• Perry targeted by rivals in Republican debate (Reuters
• Merkel warns on Greece, Obama voices U.S. alarm (Reute
• Taliban attack across Kabul, target U.S. embassy (Reut
• Analysis: Bachmann comes back to life in Republican debate
• Insight: Succession questions swirl around Cisco's Chambers
• Best Buy backs outlook despite weak second quarter (Re
• Residents of besieged Gaddafi town given two days to go
• Republicans target New York Democratic stronghold (Reu
• GOP Debate: Three keys to tonight's debate (The Christ
• Why North Carolina vote to ban gay marriage might help Obam
• Suspect questioned in killings of Iraqi pilgrims (AP)
• Turkey warns may launch ground raid in Northern Iraq (
• Gunmen kill 22 Shi'ite Iraqi pilgrims: police (Reuters
• Lawyer: Ga. soldier didn't kill roommates in Iraq (AP)
• NATO to continue Iraq training mission to end: 2013 (R
• Swedish terror suspects from Somalia, Iraq (AP)
• NFL season opens with Sept. 11 tributes (AP)
• Newton sets rookie mark, but Cards top Panthers (AP)
• Cutler, Urlacher lead Bears over Falcons 30-12 (AP)
• Pa. boy is home after hit-run outside Giants game (AP)
• Michigan rides momentum after beating Notre Dame (AP)
• Czechs mourn 3 killed in Russia plane crash (AP)
• Yani Tseng wins NW Arkansas Championship (AP)
• Vettel wins Italian GP, edges closer to F1 title (AP)
• Pro-Gaddafi forces kill 15 at Libya oil refinery (Reut
• Explosion at French nuclear site kills one, no leak (R
• Turkish PM saw Gaza raid as "grounds for war" (Reuters
• Kenya police say find 61 bodies, retrieving more (Reut
• Paris police hear Strauss-Kahn in French sex case (AP)
• Iranian nuclear plant begins operations (AP)
• Retired general leads in Guatemala election (AP)
• Indonesia sends troops to quell sectarian clashes (AP)
• Yaroslavl Lokomotiv crash survivor dies of burns (Reut
• Australia furthers plans to expel asylum seekers (AP)
• Cairo Israeli embassy attack: New realities for Israel-Egyp
• Taliban claim Afghanistan truck bomb attack that wounded 77
• America mourns Sept 11 dead with somber ceremonies (Re
• Three passengers detained in Detroit after flight from Denv
• Obama, Bush see raw emotions at 9/11 events (Reuters)
• Military jets escort two flights over security scares
• Engineered salmon still a distant reality (AP)
• Case of LA's stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world (AP)
• Wild horse policy scrutinized with Wyo. roundup (AP)
• No more mail? What would Ben Franklin think? (AP)
• Obama jobs plan splits leaders of strapped states (AP)
• IBM putting Watson to work in health insurance (AP)
• 10 years after 9/11, a real home to honor victims (AP)
• Among travelers on Sept. 11, unease and confidence (AP
• Military jets safely escort NYC, Detroit flights (AP)
• Source: Ex-NYPD officer detained at KC airport (AP)
• Memories of Sept. 11 echo at rebuilt Pentagon (AP)
• 9/11 memorial plaza in NYC to open to public (AP)
• At least 61 Kenyans dead after pipeline explosion (AP)
• Analysis: Is government's role to fix economy? (AP)
• DNC ad campaign to promote Obama jobs plan (AP)
• 1 dead in explosion at French nuclear plant (AP)
• Only player to survive Russian plane crash dies (AP)
• NYC mayor: Victim in political operative's trial? (AP)
• Study warns US must develop cyber intelligence (AP)
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds (AP)
• Stosur stuns Williams 6-2, 6-3 in US Open final (AP)
• Euro zone debt fears send world stocks reeling (Reuter
• At least 2,600 killed in Syria protests: U.N. (Reuters
• Broadcom to buy NetLogic for $3.7 billion (Reuters)
• French banks hit as SocGen ditches assets (Reuters)
• Romney, Perry's growing rivalry in debate spotlight (R
• Greek default jitters hammer French banks, euro (Reute
• UK to push through bank reforms (Reuters)
• U.N. nuclear chief says more concerned about Iran (Reu
• How 9/11 made Barack Obama a war president (The Christ
• 9/11 Anniversary: Around the country, Americans pause to re
• 5 dead in southeast Turkey after Kurdish attacks (AP)
• Report: US considers basing Predators in Turkey (AP)
• Harvick wins Richmond, now tops Chase standings (AP)
• Djokovic, Nadal headed to final at US Open (AP)
• Serena runs away from Wozniacki at U.S. Open (AP)
• Auburn stand preserves 41-34 win over No. 16 MSU (AP)
• Vikings lock Adrian Peterson into long-term deal (AP)
• Bills WR Easley and NT Troup out for opener (AP)
• Angels' Haren blanks Yankees 6-0 (Reuters)
• USC hangs on to beat Utah in Pac-12's debut game (AP)
• Lisa Schlesinger leads USGA Senior Women's Am (AP)
• Gamboa beats Ponce de Leon by technical decision (AP)
• Gaddafi defenders stall advance on Libyan town (Reuter
• 9/11 is marked worldwide with reflection, prayers (AP)
• Egypt military ruler fails to attend Mubarak trial (AP
• In Venezuela crime spree, even hospitals are hit (AP)
• Tanzania: Over 200 bodies recovered from ferry (AP)
• French FM: No UN resolution on Syria a 'scandal' (AP)
• Vancouver Island quake, magnitude 6.4: No damage or injurie
• Palestinians forge ahead with UN statehood push. Are they r
• Bush says U.S. will never forget Flight 93 (Reuters)
• Suspicious item found at airport near Washington (Reut
• Why the World Trade Center Is Taking So Long to Finish
• The Class of 9/11: How a School Prank Helped Change My Life
• Obama pays respects at 9/11 memorial in New York (AP)
• Crowds gather on second day at Flight 93 memorial (AP)
• 9/11, minute by minute: Chaos and 1 man's escape (AP)
• Rumsfeld: Kept Pentagon open to send a message (AP)
• AP sources: No sign of US entry for terror plot (AP)
• Crews gain on WA fire, evacuation lifted for some (AP)
• Cliff Robertson, who played JFK in 'PT-109,' dies (AP)
• Police: Suspicious cargo at Dulles not a danger (AP)
• Tropical Storm Nate weakens off southern Mexico (AP)
• Names 9/11 attack victims ring out at WTC site (AP)
• 9/11 LIVE: Scenes from the 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• 77 Americans wounded in Afghan truck bombing (AP)
• Obama pushes for unity on 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• Generation goes from Sept. 11 classrooms to war (AP)
• Japan marks 6 months since earthquake, tsunami (AP)
• In tornado aftermath, football helps heal Joplin (AP)
• Swedish police arrest 4 terror suspects (AP)
• Charlie Sheen smiles through Comedy Central roast (AP)
• Michigan beats Notre Dame 35-31 on late TD (AP)
• Americans mark 10th anniversary of September 11 attacks
• Witness: With President Bush after the planes hit on Sept 1
• Decade after 9/11, Afghans languish in Pakistan (Reute
• Four arrested in Sweden for suspected terror plans (Re
• Truck bomb wounds 77 foreign troops in Afghanistan (Re
• Analysis: Stark ECB exit hits shaky euro zone at worst time
• Egypt ups security after Israel embassy violence (Reut
• Battle for Afghanistan's Gambir Jungle: What was it all for
• 9/11 Memorial: At site of terror, a site of grace (video)
• Iraq's Sadr says to halt attacks on U.S. troops (Reute
• Iraq cleric to followers: Stop attacking US troops (AP
• Young Iraqis find solace in the symphony (The Christia
• Colts say they can win without Manning (AP)
• NFL lets players wear Sept. 11 cleats, gloves (AP)
• Howard homers as Phillies top Brew, 5-3 (AP)
• Davis throws 6-hitter in Rays' win (AP)
• ASU makes statement with 37-30 OT win over Tigers (AP)
• NBC gets strong ratings for NFL opener (AP)
• Francoeur's defense can't bail out Francis (AP)
• 76ers operating as usual under coach Collins (AP)
• Cardinals struggle, lost 24-17 to FIU (AP)
• Anton wins Vuelta stage; Cobo mantains lead (AP)
• NHL enforcer Todd Fedoruk fighting drug abuse (AP)
• US Walker Cup captain to offer Sept. 11 message (AP)
• Undefeated Gamboa to fight Ponce de Leon in AC (AP)
• Busch wins Nationwide race at Richmond (AP)
• Japan's new PM suffers early blow as minister quits (R
• Yemeni army frees besieged brigade in south (Reuters)
• Germany wants its deputy fin min to join ECB (AP)
• Fidel Castro speaks in Venezuelan TV interview (AP)
• Tanzania ship sinks; 45 dead, hundreds missing (AP)
• Japanese minister leaves over nuclear crisis gaffe (AP
• Quake off Vancouver, no damage reported (Reuters)
• What Afghans think of the war: 'Why are you Americans here?
• Decade after September 11, New Yorkers ready to move on
• September 11 lawyers reflect on decade of legal twists
• Power restored in Southwest, Mexico after outage (Reut
• Flight 93 memorial to be dedicated Saturday in Pa. (AP
• Another launch delay for NASA's newest moon probes (AP
• Frustration grows for Texas wildfire evacuees (AP)
• Obama urges national unity on 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• An intel Q&A: How the US gets it, where it goes (AP)
• Anne Nix makes NH's floating postal office run (AP)
• Officials investigate missing ammo at Fort Bragg (AP)
• Washington state wildfire burns 64 buildings (AP)
• Michael Jackson jury 30-page survey is released (AP)
• Blackout a reminder of power grid vulnerabilities (AP)
• AP sources: 2 terror suspects may be US citizens (AP)
• Israeli PM condemns embassy attack in Egypt (AP)
• Obama jobs plan heartens frustrated blacks (AP)
• No more mail? What would Ben Franklin think (AP)
• AP review finds no threatened WikiLeaks sources (AP)
• Libya fighters battle for pro-Gadhafi town (AP)
• Finance officials to speed aid to Arab democracies (AP
• Post-tsunami Japan sticking with nuclear power (AP)
• Susquehanna recedes in Pa., NY from highest levels (AP
• Fab 4 at US Open: Nadal-Murray, Federer-Djokovic (AP)
• Israeli envoy leaves Cairo after embassy attack (Reute
• Libya fighters battle for Gaddafi bastions (Reuters)
• New York cracks down after "credible" 9/11 threat (Reu
• Marseille lays bare G7 differences and lack of policy room
• A decade on, rise of BRICs shaped by September 11 (Reu
• Over 100 drown after ferry sinks off Tanzania (Reuters
• Obama: U.S. stronger 10 years after September 11 attacks
• Commodity imports shows China economy resilient (Reute
• On eve of 9/11, what story is the media telling? (The
• Response to 'credible threat' shows how much has changed si
• Officials: Gunmen kill 3 Iraqi soldiers (AP)
• Analysis: Obama's risky calculus on Iraq troop levels
• Analysis: Americans say mistreated by U.S., some courts lis
• An Iraqi exile gives outlet to Gadhafi's voice (AP)
• Iraq: Victim or beneficiary of September 11 attacks? (
• Gavazzi wins 18th stage, Cobo keeps Vuelta lead (AP)
• Flyers GM Holmgren home after NJ bicycle crash (AP)
• Lewis eyes hometown success at LPGA event (AP)
• MMA headed to mainstream with 'Warrior,' TV deals (AP)
• Vitali Klitschko eager to show he's 'the best' (AP)
• Patrick hopes to start Cup career at Daytona 500 (AP)
• Matchups set for Olympic qualifying semifinals (AP)
• Gaddafi men flee to Niger, hunt for leader goes on (Re
• Israel says Turkish ship move "harsh and serious" (Reu
• Tony Blair: No regrets about befriending Gaddafi (Reut
• Thirteen Sudanese policemen killed in clashes in Darfur
• Mahmoud Abbas Hangs Tough on Palestinian Statehood (Ti
• Turkish PM says navy will escort aid ships to Gaza (AP
• Gadhafi forces fire from bastion south of capital (AP)
• Oil workers missing off stormy Mexico coast (AP)
• Anglican churches, properties seized in Zimbabwe (AP)
• Canada reports August job losses (Reuters)
• UN chief regrets lack of terrorism convention (AP)
• Abuse at Vietnam's drug detention centers highlights region
• How a Tragic Plane Crash Reveals a Crack in Putin's Armor
• Nord Stream pipeline gives Russia edge in European gas wars
• Eastern floods force 130,000 to evacuate (Reuters)
• Three U.S. Marines face charges stemming from suicide
• 9/11 Psychology: Just How Resilient Were We? (Time.com
• Looking for Ronald Reagan -- and Not Finding Him (Time
• Ohio justices, lawyer task force to study death penalty
• 2nd delay for NASA's launch of spacecraft to moon (AP)
• Congress sends patent overhaul bill to president (AP)
• Details emerge of quiet, troubled IHOP gunman (AP)
• Judge warns Wash. union to halt illegal tactics (AP)
• Biden: Obama willing to work with GOP on jobs plan (AP
• Obama's speech stirs, but some say a bit too much (AP)
• NYC heightens security to counter potential threat (AP
• 10 years later, Maine's flag ladies still waving (AP)
• Search resumes for Jackson manslaughter case jury (AP)
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat (AP)
• Obama to Congress: 'Pass this jobs bill' (AP)
• Power back on for 1.4 million San Diego customers (AP)
• ESSAY: After 9/11, searching for American optimism (AP
• Days of rain trigger widespread Northeast floods (AP)
• TSA chief: optimist about everything but terror (AP)
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign (AP)
• Captain Jihad: Ex-terrorist is now comic book hero (AP
• Book: Kennedy scorned idea of Johnson as president (AP
• Rodgers throws 3 TDs, Packers outlast Saints 42-34 (AP
• U.S. sees credible September 11 threat (Reuters)
• Huge blackout hits Southern California, Mexican border
• Stocks fall on U.S. growth worries; euro slumps (Reute
• BofA discussing about 40,000 job cuts: report (Reuters
• Economic gloom piles pressure on G7 finance talks (Reu
• On the Afghan frontline, U.S. soldiers see longer war ahead
• IMF says policymakers should use all measures (Reuters
• Major Yahoo shareholder calls for new board (Reuters)
• 9/11 lessons not learned: three failed reforms (The Ch
• Texas wildfires leave survivors with little but gratitude t
• Rights group calls for probe of journalist killing (AP
• AP Exclusive: Kuwait may host US Iraq backup force (AP
• Killer Androids to Hit the Sands in Iraq (ContributorN
• Russians search for crashed plane's data recorders (AP
• KHL chief vows to rebuild team after plane crash (AP)
• Texas A&M's move to SEC held up by legal threat (AP)
• Manning won't play vs Texans, streak ends (AP)
• US Open hit by 2nd consecutive day of rain (AP)
• NBA owners, union talk, to meet again Thursday (AP)
• Saunders fits perfectly as Raiders OC (AP)
• Phillies baseman Utley out with possible concussion (R
• Mannion new Pistons president of biz operations (AP)
• Texas A&M accuses Big 12 of backtracking (AP)
• Qatar bets on future as sports mecca (Reuters)
• Brad McCrimmon killed in plane crash (AP)
• Experts say late boxer Gatti was murdered in '09 (AP)
• Harvicks to merge team with Richard Childress (AP)
• Witness: Nostalgia for Mao era lives on 35 years after his
• Analysis: Blast another blow for "clueless" India governmen
• India detains 3 people in Kashmir linked to Delhi blast
• Russia mourns loss of hockey team in plane crash (Reut
• Can Rugby's New Zealand Stars Finally Bring Home the World
• ECB chief signals pause in interest rate hikes (AP)
• Syrian ally Iran urges dialogue, end to violence (AP)
• UN peacekeeping nations consider Haiti abuse case (AP)
• Mubarak in court after top officials called to testify
• Deadly India blast shows scant security progress (AP)
• Australia's Westfield eyes Toronto development (Reuter
• Police say Australian lawmaker won't be charged (AP)
• The deadly dilemma of Libya's missing weapons (The Chr
• The Mysterious Raid on Eilat: Why No One Wants to Dig Too D
• Russian jet crash kills hockey team in stinging national tr
• Weather disasters keep costing U.S. billions this year
• Firefighters gain some control over deadly Texas blaze
• Texas Wildfire Is Worst in State's History (Time.com)
• Most 'Liked' on Facebook Recently? Jesus, Not Bieber (
• Baltimore jury clears brothers in murder-for-hire trial
• Tropical Storm Nate meandering off Mexico's coast (AP)
• Jury selection to begin in Jackson doctor's trial (AP)
• Gates: More defense cuts would be security threat (AP)
• AP: Friend says jealousy fueled WVa rampage (AP)
• ESSAY: Reliving instead of remembering Sept. 11 (AP)
• Wind delays NASA launch of twin moon spacecraft (AP)
• Shooting victims loved history, fitness, baking (AP)
• 3 Marines accused of hazing to appear in court (AP)
• BP clearing tar balls dumped on Ala. shore by Lee (AP)
• White House aide: Time for Congress to act on jobs (AP
• More people applied for unemployment benefits (AP)
• Gadhafi loyalists fire rockets from desert bastion (AP
• Court convicts Galliano in anti-Semitism case (AP)
• Markets cautious ahead of key policy comments (AP)
• Democrats want debt-cutting panel to address jobs (AP)
• Remnants of Lee bring floods to soggy Northeast (AP)
• Analysis: GOP debate raises jobs pressure on Obama (AP
• NYC mayor: NYPD not unfair in surveillance (AP)
• Texas residents quickly fled as wildfire closed in (AP
• Governor Perry comes out swinging at debate (Reuters)
• Exclusive: National Archives sits on 9/11 Commission record
• New jobless claims rise to 414,000 last week (Reuters)
• ECB holds rates as recession fears mount (Reuters)
• Bernanke unlikely to show his hand on Fed easing (Reut
• Fitch warns of downgrades for China, Japan (Reuters)
• Post-9/11 U.S. intelligence reforms take root, problems rem
• Fugitive Gaddafi vows to stay in Libya (Reuters)
• Will Sarah Palin run for president as Tea Party candidate?
• UK issues findings of Iraqi abuse inquiry (AP)
• US says no decision on keeping troops in Iraq (AP)
• Some lawmakers want to keep 10,000 troops in Iraq (Reu
• Shooting victims loved history, fitness, cupcakes (AP)
• Iraq withdrawal: How many US troops will remain? (The
• Strasburg as impressive as ever in comeback start (AP)
• Column: College football all about costume changes (AP
• Serena the one to watch as finals near at US Open (AP)
• LSU moves to No. 2, Auburn drops out of AP Top 25 (AP)
• Gordon holds on at Atlanta for 85th career win (AP)
• Jaguars release Garrard, plan to start McCown (AP)
• Matusz out of Orioles' rotation after shaky start (AP)
• AP Sources: Next NBA meeting set for Wednesday (AP)
• Notre Dame makes a quarterback change (AP)
• Heado claims Argentina's first grand tour stage win (R
• Winnipeg Jets unveil new navy blue uniforms (AP)
• A homecoming the Aussies do not want to miss (AP)
• Inquiry: McRae at fault for fatal helicopter crash (AP
• Pollution in Rio's bay poses Olympic challenge (AP)
• Analysis: Desertions show unease growing in Syrian army
• Suicide bombers kill 20 in Pakistan (Reuters)
• Syrian forces kill 3 in Homs, Arab visit postponed (Re
• Is Muammar Gaddafi Fleeing Libya to Burkina Faso? (Tim
• Honduran coup officials may get US visas back (AP)
• Algerian media: Niger says Libyan convoys arrived (AP)
• Bombing outside court kills 11 in India's capital (AP)
• Conrad Black goes back to jail (Reuters)
• Australia police: Bomb hoaxer sought money, lawyer (AP
• NATO drops leaflets urging Qaddafi loyalists to surrender
• Mugabe's Cancer News Spotlights Fear for Zimbabwe's Future
• James Murdoch retakes center stage in phone hacking scandal
• Wildfires sweep across Texas, four dead (Reuters)
• Gunman kills 4 at Nevada pancake house, shoots self (R
• Feds Check Urban Dictionary to Crack Gun-Store Death Threat
• Start Your Engines: Labor Day Kicks Off 2012 Election
• Crews curb California fire sparked by plane crash (Reu
• Getting back to even on jobs divides US leaders (AP)
• Debt commission members rake in health money (AP)
• Congress returns to fight over jobs, budget cuts (AP)
• Order signed for Sept. execution of Troy Davis (AP)
• ESSAY: New York's 9/11, and not letting go (AP)
• Impact from 9/11 still felt a decade later (AP)
• Police: 5 slain in W.Va. before suspect kills self (AP
• John Edwards' lawyers ask judge to toss charges (AP)
• Drought machine helps develop hardier crops (AP)
• Working-age adults make up record share of US poor (AP
• Oil industry: Boost in energy could create 1M jobs (AP
• After bloodshed, some in NYC question parade (AP)
• Libyan fighters say Gadhafi surrounded (AP)
• Lee's remnants brings fresh flood worries to East (AP)
• GOP debate features first appearance for Perry (AP)
• Bahrain panel: 101 activists on hunger strike (AP)
• Wildfires in Bastrop area 30 percent contained (AP)
• Yahoo fires Bartz as CEO, names CFO to fill void (AP)
• Knox trial: Court rejects new DNA test request (AP)
• 3 Guard members killed in Nevada IHOP rampage (AP)
• Elizabeth Taylor's iconic jewels coming to auction (AP
• Late, wet night in Bronx: Yanks top O's at 2:15 am (AP
• Court curbs German ability to act fast on debt crisis
• Obama to propose $300 billion jobs package: reports (R
• G7 ministers see urgency but to offer no grand plan (R
• Romney aims at Republican center with economy plan (Re
• BofA consumer bank, brokerage chiefs to step down (Reu
• Gaddafi tracked heading south: Libyan official (Reuter
• U.S. safer 10 years after 9/11, but at what cost? (Reu
• Al Qaeda affiliate suspected in Delhi blast (Reuters)
• U.S. say no Iraq troop decision yet as rumors swirl (R
• Pentagon narrowing options for Iraq troops (AP)
• Kurdish leader says Iraq needs U.S. beyond 2011 (Reute
• Kurd president calls for US forces to stay in Iraq (AP
• Colts say Manning doubtful for Sunday's opener (AP)
• Stewart gets 1-hit shutout; White Sox sweep Twins (AP)
• Column: Indianapolis you were warned (AP)
• Golden takes blame as Terps top short-handed Miami (AP
• Colts won't use Tressel until 7th game (AP)
• Redskins' Grossman beats Beck for starting QB spot (Re
• Mariners make 5 errors in 7-3 loss to Angels (AP)
• Short-handed Miami falls to Maryland 32-24 (AP)
• Reports: Flyers' GM Holmgren hurt in bike crash (AP)
• Fast turnaround as Webb Simpson wins Deutsche Bank (AP
• Antron Brown wins US Nationals (AP)
• Turkey raising naval presence amid tension with Israel
• U.S. civilian engineer found dead in Kabul (Reuters)
• U.N. court jails Serbia's ex-army chief Perisic for 27 year
• Italians march against austerity, see more protests (R
• The Other Special Relationship: Documents Reveal Cozy Ties
• Analysis: Europe to prescribe more merger medicine to banks
• Haitians protest alleged attack by UN peacekeepers (AP
• Kenyan teachers strike due to overcrowded classes (AP)
• Doctor who helped CIA barred from leaving Pakistan (AP
• Australian standoff ends; 1 in custody, girl safe (AP)
• How US, British intelligence worked to bring Qaddafi's Liby
• Libya's Oil Industry: Don't Expect a Quick Comeback (T
• Can a fierce battle for Qaddafi's home town be avoided?
• Two dead as wildfires scorch Texas, Perry back home (R
• Giuliani and Bloomberg: NY mayors linked by Sept 11 (R
• In L.A., Homelessness Spreads to Middle-Class Families
• 9/11 Coloring Book Sparks Outrage From Muslim Group (T
• Austin-area wildfire burns a record 476 homes in Texas
• Pentagon chief visiting 9/11 sites in NY, Pa. (AP)
• Bloomberg blames guns for violence after parade (AP)
• Obama says GOP must back US first, create jobs (AP)
• At CIA, Petraeus taking up top spy post (AP)
• ESSAY: 9/11 brought us together, but was it unity? (AP
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 3 storm (AP)
• Docs: NYPD eyed 250-plus mosques, student groups (AP)
• Consumer protection nominee promises cooperation (AP)
• Amid financial crisis, Postal Service goes to Hill (AP
• Hurricane Katia roars to Category 4 strength (AP)
• San Bruno scars remain for survivors, neighborhood (AP
• Winter threatens repairs of Irene-damaged roads (AP)
• Elders hold talks over Gadhafi stronghold (AP)
• Former executives challenge Murdochs' testimony (AP)
• Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas (AP)
• US stock futures fall to start short holiday week (AP)
• Lee's remnants cause twisters, flooding in South (AP)
• Swiss franc slumps, European stocks recover poise (AP)
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism (AP
• Air drops bring aid to typhoon-isolated Japanese (AP)
• Filipinos hunt 2nd killer croc after 1-ton catch (AP)
• Williams, Wozniacki move on in different ways (AP)
• Swiss draw line in the sand to weaken franc (Reuters)
• Futures drop on euro zone debt, U.S. recession fears (
• U.S. banks offered deal over lawsuits: report (Reuters
• Gaddafi was not in convoy that crossed into Niger: TV
• U.N. study savages U.S., European economic policy (Reu
• Italy and Greece worries shake euro zone (Reuters)
• Polls show Obama down ahead of economic speech (Reuter
• Lower Manhattan: Rising from the ashes (Reuters)
• Officials: 8 Iraqi soldiers killed in ambush (AP)
• Fear still reigns in Iraq, even after Saddam (AP)
• Hall of Fame defensive end Lee Roy Selmon dies (AP)
• Colts owner says Manning's status remains the same (AP
• 4 American men moving into US Open's 4th round (AP)
• Bloomquist comes through with tiebreaking triple (AP)
• Watson leads Deutsche Bank with 2 dozen chasing (AP)
• Buccaneers' Hall of Famer Selmon dies at 56 (Reuters)
• White Sox routed 18-2 by Tigers (AP)
• Gray, Michael combine for 4 TDs as Aggies rout SMU (AP
• Family, friends, former teammates remember Belak (AP)
• England's Gary Christian wins Mylan Classic (AP)
• Power makes it look easy at Baltimore Grand Prix (AP)
• Pakistan says captures senior al Qaeda leader (Reuters
• Iran's nuclear advance may add to Western worries (Reu
• 'We Are Simply Muslim': Libyan Rebel Chief Denies Al-Qaeda
• Next ECB head calls for integration as yields rise (AP
• Airstrikes hit Yemeni town taken over by militants (AP
• Haiti leader demands probe of alleged UN assault (AP)
• UN declares famine in 1 more Somalia region (AP)
• Thai citizen accused of insulting king on Facebook (AP
• United Express plane skids off runway in Ottawa (Reute
• Australia's Howard a surprise 9-11 witness (Reuters)
• Burning Man anti-consumerism celebration goes non-profit
• Wis. study finds big dairies produce cleaner milk (AP)
• Dismal jobs data shakes world markets (AP)
• Storm-socked Vermont girds for more flooding (AP)
• Wind-driven fires kill woman, child in East Texas (AP)
• Analysis: Cheney vigorously defends war in Iraq (AP)
• Labor Sec'y urges joint Dem-GOP effort on jobs (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Slain boy's mom discusses cult life (AP)
• Cities, states back off bonds amid budget concerns (AP
• Obama pledges federal help for Irene recovery (AP)
• Rebel reinforcements arrive at Gadhafi stronghold (AP)
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South (AP)
• Obama to spend Labor Day at Detroit AFL-CIO rally (AP)
• Pakistan detains 3 al-Qaida suspects (AP)
• Gadhafi leaned on Arab allies to stay in power (AP)
• Tough economic climate as Obama seeks 2nd term (AP)
• Small plane crash sparks rapid brush fire in Calif (AP
• Lewis gone, but telethon brings in more than '10 (AP)
• Isner, Young lead American surge at US Open (AP)
• Haiti aims to spread people, jobs across country (AP)
• World stocks slide on economy and debt fears (Reuters)
• Gaddafi-held desert town defies Libya's new rulers (Re
• China says didn't know of arms sales talks with Gaddafi for
• Analysis: Europe puts its head in sand over growth crisis
• Storm Lee threatens Southeast with heavy rains (Reuter
• Scuffles disrupt Mubarak trial as police testify (Reut
• Mitt Romney faces Tea Party doubters (Reuters)
• Obama vows federal help for Irene victims (Reuters)
• Iran kills 30 Kurdish rebels near Iraqi border (AP)
• Iraqi tourists flock to Kurdish region for fun, safety
• Turkish warplanes bomb Kurdish militants in Iraq (Reut
• No. 4 LSU overcomes in 40-27 win over No. 3 Oregon (AP
• Boise St. off and running with win over Georgia (AP)
• South Florida upsets No. 16 ND, 23-20 (AP)
• Dyer's TD lifts No. 23 AU past Utah State, 42-38 (AP)
• Pac-12 commissioner Scott: listening, not luring (AP)
• Meriweather cut by Pats, Herzlich makes Giants (AP)
• Duensing injured in Twins' 10-6 loss to Angels (AP)
• Bogut might play in Australia during NBA lockout (AP)
• No. 1 Sooners roll past Tulsa, 47-14 (AP)
• Tim Thomas brings Stanley Cup to Vermont (AP)
• Schwartzel, Scott, Watson share Boston lead (AP)
• Column: Money Mayweather still making them pay (AP)
• Edwards recovers to win Nationwide race in Atlanta (AP
• Uruguay into next round after win over Paraguay (AP)
• U.S. tries to stall Palestinian statehood bid: report
• Post-Gaddafi Tripoli: How Libya's Civil Servants Are Holdin
• Bolt helps Jamaica win men's 4x100 relay at worlds (AP
• Syria calls EU sanctions European 'colonialism' (AP)
• Cuban defense minister dies at 75 (AP)
• AU probes killing of Malaysian journo in Somalia (AP)
• Bus falls into swollen Indian river, killing 12 (AP)
• Shark bites legs off bodyboarder in Australia (AP)
• Witness to a decade that redefined Southeast Asia (The
• Crime and Punishment in Libya: Inside Gaddafi's Surveillanc
• Labor Day crowds pack Jersey shore after Irene (Reuter
• Lee causes thousands of power outages in Louisiana (Re
• Vermont presses post-Irene recovery, braces for more floodi
• Man gets life in prison for nursing home slayings (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: US safer, but not safe enough (AP)
• Katia regains hurricane status far off in Atlantic (AP
• Vermont State Fair muted amid Irene's aftermath (AP)
• Labor unions adjust to new reality under Obama (AP)
• Obama to inspect flood damage in New Jersey (AP)
• The post-9/11 'new normal' looks much like the old (AP
• A feared mass killer, Irene got victims one by one (AP
• Parental dilemma: Whether to spy on their kids (AP)
• Obama appeals for transportation bill passage (AP)
• Libya rebels poised to attack Gadhafi stronghold (AP)
• Tropical Storm Lee lurches ashore in Louisiana (AP)
• Feds warn of small airplane terror threats (AP)
• Back home: Strauss-Kahn arrives in French capital (AP)
• Documents show ties between Libyan spy head, CIA (AP)
• AP IMPACT: 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror (AP)
• US flood aid shipment arrives in North Korea (AP)
• Typhoon Talas kills at least 15 as it passes Japan (AP
• As race ramps up, GOP asks if Perry can stay atop (AP)
• Williams overwhelms Azarenka early at US Open (AP)
• Tropical Storm Lee hits Louisiana coast (Reuters)
• Libyans hope to seize one of Gaddafi bastions (Reuters
• Strauss-Kahn returns home (Reuters)
• Iran plugs first nuclear power plant into grid (Reuter
• Historic rally buoys Israeli social protest movement (
• CIA, MI6 helped Gaddafi on dissidents: rights group (R
• U.S. sets ultimatum in Swiss bank tax dispute: reports
• Iran says kills 30 Kurd rebels in new border push (Reu
• Gold for Bolt in 4th best 200 in history (AP)
• Usain Bolt wins 200 at the world championships (AP)
• Late FG gives Baylor 50-48 win over No. 14 TCU (AP)
• No NFL HGH testing before season begins (AP)
• New-look Eagles set sights on St. Louis (AP)
• Angels drop another game in AL West (AP)
• No. 14 TCU rallies, then falls 50-48 to Baylor (AP)
• Reports on riot urge league to increase role (AP)
• Matteson, Donald get off to strong starts (AP)
• Pacquiao vows to prove superiority over Marquez (AP)
• NASCAR stars say no disrespect for Obama (AP)
• Ginobili leads Argentina over Puerto Rico (AP)
• Pakistani Taliban claim kidnapping up to 25 boys (Reut
• Many voters support Japan's new PM amid debt concerns
• EU sanctions target Syrian oil companies (Reuters)
• Harvard's a Bargain -- If You're From the UK (Time.com
• Medical report says Chirac unfit to face trial (Reuter
• 2 killed in new Syrian raid on village (AP)
• Chileans find body from crashed air force plane (AP)
• Libya NTC says may have control of Gaddafi bastion (Re
• Typhoon Talas dumps rain on southern Japan; 2 dead (AP
• UN chief urges Turkey and Israel to mend relations (AP
• Mercy at Qaddafi's notorious Abu Salim prison (The Chr
• Sudan's Conflict Spreads: Is This the Start of a New Civil
• Rebels resent Sirte residents, but vow not to take revenge
• Milestone Moments: Remembering 9/11 (Reuters)
• Six years after Katrina, New Orleans braces for storm
• Highway closed by Southern California wildfire reopens
• Alabama coast braces for heavy rain from Tropical Storm Lee
• Irene's flooding threatens Vermont's leaf season (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: US safer but not safe enough (AP)
• Attorneys for Jackson doctor file emergency appeal (AP
• Judge rejects Roger Clemens' bid to avoid retrial (AP)
• Disasters in US: An extreme and exhausting year (AP)
• Massive NM fire somehow missed pot plant operation (AP
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana (AP
• Jeff Bezos' spaceship fails during test flight (AP)
• Vet: Honor WWII survivors now, while they're alive (AP
• Power companies go on defensive in darkened East (AP)
• Tropical Storm Lee begins pelting Gulf Coast (AP)
• A hot issue on the campaign trail: theology (AP)
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk (AP
• Obama pushes Congress to pass transportation bill (AP)
• Israeli rabbi pairs gays to lesbians (AP)
• NATO kills ex-Gitmo detainee in Afghanistan (AP)
• Libyans return to Misrata's devastated main street (AP
• Obama yields on smog rule in face of GOP demands (AP)
• UN: Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons (AP
• Roddick tops Sock at US Open (AP)
• Obama ups pressure over transportation (Reuters)
• Job growth stalls, fuels recession fears (Reuters)
• Greek PM Papandreou rules out snap elections (Reuters)
• Apple hunted lost item - clue points to new iPhone (Re
• Regulator sues major banks over subprime bonds (Reuter
• Chile air force plane presumed crashed, 21 aboard (Reu
• Canadian authorities probing employees of SNC-Lavalin Group
• Russia raps OSCE election "double standards" (Reuters)
• Iranian sniper kills shepherd in northern Iraq (AP)
• Iran says makes new military push against Kurds (Reute
• Martin's 2-run double lifts Yanks over Red Sox 4-2 (AP
• US wins 4x400 relay, South Africa 2nd at worlds (AP)
• Usain Bolt coasts into 200 final at worlds (AP)
• Djokovic the entertainer on lopsided day at Open (AP)
• Newton throws 1st TD; Steelers beat Panthers 33-17 (AP
• AP Source: Former NHL player Belak hanged himself (AP)
• Bartel shines, Quinn struggles in Cardinals' win (AP)
• New-look Maryland defense will be tested by Miami (AP)
• Sagan takes 2nd Vuelta stage win (AP)
• Litke: Troubling death of another NHL enforcer (AP)
• PGA Tour signs 9-year extension with networks (AP)
• Kyle Busch fan hopes driver makes her millionaire (AP)
• 6 cities lodge bids for 2020 Olympics (AP)
• Japan's PM picks cabinet and vows pragmatic reforms (R
• France pushes for U.N. Syria resolution, sanctions (Re
• Two women journalists killed in Mexico City (Reuters)
• Turkey expels Israeli diplomats after U.N. report (Reu
• Libya's Song of the Revolution: The Bombmaker's Hit (T
• Dutch game show highlights asylum seekers' plight (AP)
• Slaying of journalist reveals Dominican underworld (AP
• Nigeria separatists see treason charges dropped (AP)
• Second plane this week skids off runway in India (Reut
• Chance of cyclone near Halifax, Nova Scotia at 60 percent:
• New Zealanders get ready to host Rugby World Cup (AP)
• Libya rebels postpone attack on Qaddafi stronghold in show
• Messi in Kolkata: A Turning Point for Indian Soccer? (
• Can Syria avoid civil war? (The Christian Science Moni
• 9/11 firefighters have higher cancer risk: study (Reut
• Reinforcements, weather aid firefighters in Oklahoma and Te
• Tropical Storm Katia may not strengthen much Friday: NHC
• Maya Angelou: MLK Memorial Quote 'Makes Him Seem Like an Eg
• Why Texas' Drought May Have Global Effects (Time.com)
• Insight: Murdoch's tough guy Carlucci under pressure (
• White House requests $5.2B in new disaster funds (AP)
• Clemens in court to argue against second trial (AP)
• Mistrial declared in CA gay student killing trial (AP)
• Flooded fields in ND lead to higher pasta prices (AP)
• Perry hopes polling surge spurs donors nationally (AP)
• Sense of fear lingers in Okla. on 9/11 anniversary (AP
• Tsunami warning canceled for Alaska's Aleutians (AP)
• Adults get life-sized sandbox near Las Vegas Strip (AP
• ATVs, often reviled in Vt., win praise after Irene (AP
• Grandpa charged with forcing Grand Canyon hikes (AP)
• Sister: Investigators rule mansion death a suicide (AP
• Finally, World Trade Center rises from ground zero (AP
• Jobs report could show signs of modest growth (AP)
• EU bans imports of Syrian oil over crackdown (AP)
• Turkey expels Israel ambassador over flotilla raid (AP
• Quake risk to reactors greater than thought (AP)
• UN warns Libya is short of water, fuel, medicine (AP)
• Gulf braces for rain from tropical depression (AP)
• Frustrations rise for those still without power (AP)
• 21 dead in religious rioting in central Nigeria (AP)
• Robo-signed mortgage docs date back to late 1990s (AP)
• Job growth grinds to a halt in August (Reuters)
• Futures extend losses after payrolls data (Reuters)
• U.S. to sue big banks over mortgage securities: report
• Fed asks BofA to list contingency plan: report (Reuter
• Libyans pledge democracy as they win Gaddafi billions
• Exclusive: China curbs Iran energy work (Reuters)
• AT&T prepares two-track plan to save T-Mobile deal (Re
• Loss of Starz deal may not hurt Netflix: analysts (Reu
• Iraq to open new inquiry into US shootings in 2006 (AP
• Iraqi Insurgence Backfired on Its Architects (Contribu
• US marks first month with no troop deaths in Iraq (AP)
• Prisoners held on terrorism charges flee Iraq jail (Re
• Iraq toll still high a year after U.S. combat halt (Re
• Feds drop remaining charges against Bonds (AP)
• NBA lockout: Players, owners meet in Manhattan (AP)
• US wins gold in 1,500 meters, high jump at worlds (AP)
• Former NHL enforcer Belak found dead in Toronto (AP)
• Texas A&M plans to leave Big 12 by July 2012 (AP)
• Miller signing now bigger after Carlson injury (AP)
• Carp's 2-run double in 8th beats Angels, 2-1 (AP)
• Ex-NBA player Crittenton waives extradition (AP)
• Sooners, family search for answers to LB's death (AP)
• Contador pleased with season, 2012 Tour next goal (AP)
• Bruins F Savard will miss season with concussion (AP)
• Kerr and Mahan win Begay Challenge (AP)