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• AP Source: Pistons land FAs Gordon and Villanueva (AP)
• Mayfield not at Daytona when garage opens (AP)
• Gaborik signs with Rangers, leaving Wild (AP)
• Bryant decides not to opt out of contract (AP)
• Blackhawks pry Hossa from Wings with 12-year deal (AP)
• Fla. judge asked to release Stallworth crash video (AP
• Thunder's Mullens overcomes tough times (AP)
• Ex-Yankee Leyrtiz accused of battery in Fla. (AP)
• Santa Cruz ready for Man City striker battle (AFP)
• Hossa's big deal with Blackhawks tops busy NHL day (AP
• Self's trip helps ease Henry family's concerns (AP)
• Hewitt writes off Roddick's chances against Murray (AF
• Defending champ pulls out of Farr (AP)
• Judge lifts suspension, says Mayfield can race (AP)
• US team to wear Polo again at Olympic ceremonies (AP)
• Bombs against Pakistan police, govt workers kill 8 (AP
• North Korea test-fires 4 short-range missiles (AP)
• In Iran, conspiracy theories flourish (Time.com)
• EU: China, India must make emissions cuts (AP)
• Amnesty accuses Israel, Hamas of Gaza war crimes (AP)
• Honduras' interim leader blames Chavez for crisis (AP)
• Springbok Botha loses appeal, to miss Lions Test (AFP)
• TSX falls on weak resources, U.S. jobs data (Reuters)
• Aussie officials to visit India after student attacks
• One Gaza fisherman's tale of tribulation (The Christia
• Electoral Fraud's Unexpected Gift (OneWorld.net)
• United computer problems cleared up at O'Hare (AP)
• For born-again governor, love is a matter of faith (AP
• Fireworks sellers hope it's a 'backyard' Fourth (AP)
• States without budgets as key deadline passes (AP)
• Families visit prison from comfort of their homes (AP)
• Hawaii's cheapest cruise sails into sunset (AP)
• Sentencing scheduled for Mo. mom in MySpace hoax (AP)
• SC governor silent as clamor grows for resignation (AP
• NH city rallies around refugees to banish bedbugs (AP)
• Hollywood murder case in hands of California jury (AP)
• GOP's Coleman could eye Minn. governor run next (AP)
• AP: Ex-Edwards aide appears at federal courthouse (AP)
• 'Endless' supply of music in Jackson's vaults (AP)
• 1 dead, 4 hurt in SoCal dental office shooting (AP)
• Uncertain future for Jackson's Neverland Ranch (AP)
• Taser, pepper spray used as Texas pastor arrested (AP)
• Masses yearn to huddle in Liberty's reopened crown (AP
• Which Al Franken will show up in Washington? (AP)
• 467K jobs cut in June; jobless rate at 9.5 percent (AP
• US Marines launch major offensive in Afghanistan (AP)
• DEA joins Michael Jackson death investigation (AP)
• French: Air France plane hit sea vertically (AP)
• Comoros crash survivor returns to family in Paris (AP)
• As deficit grows, Calif. prepares to issue IOUs (AP)
• Jermaine Jackson: `I wish it was me' (AP)
• Companies pledge more openness about Web tracking (AP)
• Flight diverted after passenger undresses in seat (AP)
• Williams sisters in action today in Wimbledon semis (A
• U.S. Marines fan out in big south Afghanistan assault
• U.S. job losses accelerate, jobless rate hits 9.5 percent
• SEC lawyer raised alarm about Madoff: report (Reuters)
• North Korea ups tension with short-range missiles (Reu
• Iran hardliners urge legal action against Mousavi (Reu
• Doomed Air France plane was not destroyed in flight (R
• Amnesty says Israel "wantonly" destroyed Gaza (Reuters
• US Marines storm south in major Afghan offensive (AFP)
• NKorea fires four short-range missiles (AFP)
• Why Big Oil Declined Iraq's Riches (Time.com)
• Iraqi soldier killed by bomb in Baghdad (Reuters)
• FBI notes: Saddam feared Iran more than US attack (AP)
• Bombings kill at least 3 people in Baghdad area (AP)
• Iraqi soldier killed in first attack since US pullback
• FBI says Saddam's weapons bluff aimed at Iran (Reuters
• Saddam Hussein namesake gunned down in Kirkuk (AFP)
• Somalia, Iraq most dangerous for minorities: NGO (AFP)
• Marines bring a bit of Iraq's 'surge' to Afghan province
• As Biden Takes Lead on Iraq Policy, Kurds Seek More From U.
• Iraq far behind in mine clearance (AP)
• Iraq death toll spikes as US troops leave cities (AFP)
• Iraq death toll in June 'highest in 11 months' (AFP)
• Orioles rally for stunning 11-10 win over Boston (AP)
• Mayfield in court to fight NASCAR suspension (AP)
• Former boxing champ, Managua mayor Arguello dead (AP)
• Ronaldo's move to Real Madrid completed (AP)
• Brazil moves to top of FIFA rankings; US at No. 12 (AP
• Cavaliers' Varejao now a free agent (AP)
• Orioles rally for stunning 11-10 win over Red Sox (AP)
• Man Utd confirm Ronaldo transfer deal completed (AFP)
• NHL supports Reinsdorf's bid for Coyotes (AP)
• No LA for Coach K, but another Olympics could work (AP
• Williams sisters win in doubles (AFP)
• LPGA: Organizers drop out of Hawaii tournament (AP)
• Kenseth second, Stewart fifth in challenge (AP)
• Slam dunk! Dream Team earns spot in Hall of Fame (AP)
• Teen survivor of Comoros crash bruised, conscious (AP)
• NKorean ship under US scrutiny changes course (AP)
• Russian gambling halls shut down in most cities (AP)
• China Dubious That Yao Ming Could Be Out of the Game (
• Fleet cuts, quotas the buzz at tuna meet (AP)
• Managua Mayor Arguello, ex-boxing champ, dies (AP)
• Iran leader cancels visit to AU summit (AFP)
• China's Web filter delay celebrated (Reuters)
• Russia lifts, softens flu meat bans on U.S., Canada (R
• British man begins Australian island dream job (AP)
• Sanctions on North Korean firms indirectly target Iran
• UN probe into Gaza conflict (The Christian Science Mon
• After Iran Crackdown: Reform Movement Shows Resilience
• Activists Demand Accountability for Torturers (OneWorl
• Americans not explicit when defining what sex is (AP)
• Utah's bars no longer just for club members only (AP)
• SC gov gambles to 'lay it all out' about affair (AP)
• NJ man on 15th drunken-driving offense: I'm guilty (AP
• LAPD says no officers fired for May Day melee (AP)
• NYPD: High-profile buildings need tighter security (AP
• Family tradition ends as Oral Roberts U. revamps (AP)
• Ancient Iraqi sect struggles to keep culture in US (AP
• Fans gather for Apollo Theater's Jackson memorial (AP)
• Gunmen fire on group of Detroit teens, wounding 7 (AP)
• Medical examiner: Ore. girl appeared malnourished (AP)
• Big cities see resurgence in population growth (AP)
• SC attorney general calls for investigation of gov (AP
• Judge favors trial soon on Calif. gay marriage ban (AP
• Palin: I'd come out ahead in run against Obama (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Jackson said net worth $236M in 2007 (AP
• Jackson's will to be filed in court Wednesday (AP)
• California, other states face tough budget choices (AP
• Mississippi's still fattest but Alabama closing in (AP
• Democrat Franken wins protracted Minn. Senate race (AP
• Iran reform leader calls election illegitimate (AP)
• Construction spending falls more than expected (AP)
• Honduran coup leader to AP: Zelaya won't return (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Insomniac Jackson begged for drug (AP)
• Federer slays Karlovic to reach Wimbledon semis (AP)
• California misses budget deadline, readies "IOUs" (Reu
• OAS sends Honduras an ultimatum after coup (Reuters)
• Ahmadinejad's rivals defiant on Iran vote (Reuters)
• Comorans protest over plane crash, black box located (
• Obama aide says no more troops to Afghanistan (Reuters
• Suspected North Korea arms ship changes course (Reuter
• Cheap is the new cool but will America stay thrifty? (
• Teen recovers after miracle rescue from Comoros crash
• OAS gives Honduras 72 hours to reinstate president (AF
• Iraqi Cabinet approves BP's offer on Rumaila (AP)
• Iraqi politicians of all stripes laud U.S. pullout (Re
• Iraqis take over security, 'difficult days' ahead (AFP
• Iraq stands firm, rejects foreign oil deals (AFP)
• Iraq Shiite cleric hopeful about US pullback (AP)
• US pullback in Iraq 'important milestone': Obama (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,322 (AP)
• US troops leave Iraqi cities as car bomb kills 27 (AFP
• Biden to take new role overseeing Iraq policy (AFP)
• White House: US pullback important step forward (AP)
• Iraq takes over its own security as violence continues
• Bomb kills 32 in Iraq as U.S. troops leave (Reuters)
• Iran support for Iraqi militants falling: US general (
• US captain's farewell patrol in one-time Iraqi battleground
• Foreign firms snub Iraq oil industry (AFP)
• US House speaker hails US pullout in Iraq (AFP)
• US troops leave Iraqi cities as car bomb kills 26 (AFP
• LA schools chief fumes over `Bruno' school photos (AP)
• Courts face new challenges in faith healing cases (AP)
• New film has Tucson revisiting Dillinger's arrest (AP)
• Texas juvenile jail sex assault case stalls again (AP)
• Oregon man's wallet resurfaces after 63 years (AP)
• Coroner team gathers evidence at Jackson home (AP)
• Jackson's death returns his father to spotlight (AP)
• SC governor affair changes landscape for 2010 race (AP
• Texas officials want investigation of gay bar raid (AP
• Exxon to pay interest on Valdez oil spill damages (AP)
• Congressman's wife resigns from Detroit Council (AP)
• Driver in 10-death Okla. wreck had clean record (AP)
• Battle to control Jackson's fortune begins (AP)
• Ailing Calif. economy could prolong US recession (AP)
• Man to stand trial for killing 3 in SFC traffic (AP)
• Plane with 153 crashes off Comoros, child rescued (AP)
• Home prices post 18.1 percent annual drop in April (AP
• Iran declares election fight over, vote valid (AP)
• Jackson's parents waste no time seeking control (AP)
• China scraps filtering software mandate — for now (AP
• AP Source: 10 others to be charged in Madoff probe (AP
• Exclusive: Parker's first photo with newborn twins (AP
• Venus Williams powers into Wimbledon semifinals (AP)
• Child survives Yemeni plane crash with 153 on board (R
• GM sale hearing in recess in U.S. bankruptcy court (Re
• Italy gas train derails and explodes, killing 16 (Reut
• Ahmadinejad calls election defeat for Iran's foes (Reu
• North Korea trying to enrich uranium, South says (Reut
• In U.S. scandals, wives don't stand by their men (Reut
• Michael Jackson's mother wins temporary control of estate
• Airliner crashes off Comoros with 153 aboard (AFP)
• U.S. Troop Withdrawal: Iraq Takes Charge of War (Time.
• Iraqis take control as US troops leave cities (AFP)
• US general in Iraq will not say how many troops remain
• 4 US soldiers killed during Iraq cities pullout (AP)
• Top US commander: Iran still supports Iraq attacks (AP
• Britain's BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals (AFP)
• Iraq regains control of cities as U.S. pulls back (Reu
• Three-fourths in US support troop pullback in Iraq: poll
• Dutch Supreme Court upholds mustard gas conviction (AP
• Iraqi oil licensing round runs into trouble (AP)
• Chinese and US firms refuse Iraqi oil term (AFP)
• British hostages in Iraq 'died from gunshot wounds' (A
• BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals (AFP)
• BP and China's CNPC win oil contract in Iraq (AFP)
• Four US troops killed in Iraq on eve of pullout (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,319 (AP)
• AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDT (AP)
• Envoy: US has no plans for Iraq talks with Iran (AP)
• Violence Spikes as U.S. Troops Withdraw From Iraq's Cities
• Court takes case over licensing of NFL apparel (AP)
• Brazil rallies to beat US in Confed Cup final (AP)
• Mariano Rivera earns 500th save in Yankees win (AP)
• Rain helps teenager Logano get first Cup win (AP)
• Hanson wins again, leading Braves past Red Sox 2-1 (AP
• Milestone Man: Rivera earns 500th save for Yankees (AP
• Brazil target World Cup after Confed Cup exploits (AFP
• NC State's Irving injured in car accident (AP)
• Federer eases into Wimbledon quarter-finals (AFP)
• Nielsen rallies to win at En-Joie (AP)
• Karzai: Afghan guards employed by US killed police (AP
• June photo of NKorea's Kim may be recycled: report (AP
• Argentine power couple loses congressional vote (AP)
• Will Iran take the heat off Israel over settlements? (
• EU Chamber asks China to reconsider Internet filter (R
• Woman in Sanford affair confirms relationship (AP)
• Nigerian militants say attack Shell despite amnesty (R
• EU and Turkey: still talking membership, barely (AP)
• Scientists kill cancer cells with "trojan horse" (Reut
• Flood of Afghan heroin fuels drug plague in Russia (Mc
• Honduras Coup: How Should Obama Respond? (Time.com)
• Abu Ghraib scandal haunts W.Va. reservist (AP)
• Police: Va. dad lured son home, then shot him (AP)
• NFL players put the heavy in metal (AP)
• Autopsy planned for TV pitchman Billy Mays (AP)
• SC governor resolves to stay put despite scandal (AP)
• Lawyer: Jackson's doc didn't give excessive drugs (AP)
• Air Force test fires missile from Calif coast (AP)
• Spiritual adviser: 'Darkness' gripped Sanford (AP)
• Stimulus money boosts health clinics serving poor (AP)
• Does 'love factor' make SC gov more sympathetic? (AP)
• Gale Storm, perky star of 1950s TV, dies at 87 (AP)
• Jackson was acquitted at trial but never recovered (AP
• Madoff sentencing nears, but victims' pain goes on (AP
• AP Enterprise: '91 death verdict splits Ga. jurors (AP
• Arizona moves to allow concealed guns in bars (AP)
• Backcountry mail pilot helps preserve way of life (AP)
• Argentine woman admits relationship with SC gov (AP)
• 'Do The Right Thing' still asks burning questions (AP)
• Victims urge stiff sentence for Bernard Madoff (AP)
• Court rules for white firefighters over promotions (AP
• Iran recount seen as bid to placate opposition (AP)
• Ousted president, replacement duel for Honduras (AP)
• Court fight over Michael Jackson's children looms (AP)
• Janet Jackson makes emotional appearance at BETs (AP)
• FDA weighs options to reduce painkiller overdoses (AP)
• Study finds widening generation gap in US (AP)
• Doctors say more ovary transplants possible (AP)
• Federer reaches quarterfinals at Wimbledon (AP)
• Jailed swindler Madoff goes to court to hear fate (Reu
• Leftist leaders rally around Honduran president (Reute
• Supreme Court rules against city in race-based promotions c
• Partial recount in Iran, reformers want annulment (Reu
• Pontiac, Michigan feels brunt of GM's pain (Reuters)
• Israel to build 50 new homes at W.Bank settlement (Reu
• Michael Jackson's final hours puzzle doctor, family (R
• Argentine leader suffers sharp blow in vote (Reuters)
• Iran launches partial recount of disputed vote (AFP)
• Honduras interim leader orders curfew (AFP)
• US confident a day before leaving Iraqi cities (AP)
• Baghdad on high alert as US forces pull out (AFP)
• Baghdad to party as US forces pull out (AFP)
• US soldiers swap fighting for job creation schemes (AF
• Banking on security in Baghdad (Reuters)
• US withdraws from Iraqi cities despite violence (AP)
• As U.S. troops move on, Iraqis fear the coming turmoil
• American troops in Iraq fade from major cities (McClat
• Iraqi forces 'ready' to take over: US general (AFP)
• Burnett, Yankees roll past Mets 5-0 (AP)
• Indians ship DeRosa to Cardinals (AP)
• Kyle Busch gets fifth Nationwide win of 2009 (AP)
• Manny's minor league tour lands in Lake Elsinore (AP)
• Pujols, Cardinals batter Twins, Slowey 5-3 (AP)
• NFL reviewing Plaxico Burress shooting incident (AP)
• Maynor back in Utah (AP)
• Brewers rally with 3 runs in 9th to edge Giants (AP)
• Real Madrid offer 32 million euros for Benzema (AFP)
• Flames acquire potential free agent Bouwmeester (AP)
• WCHA adds Nebraska-Omaha, Bemidji St (AP)
• Murray vows to stay focused at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Shin leads Wegmans LPGA; Woods' niece misses cut (AP)
• Argentina's Maidana stuns Victor Ortiz (AP)
• Dixon outruns Franchitti for win at Richmond (AP)
• US swim trials for 2012 Olympics return to Omaha (AP)
• Pakistani forces kill 11 Taliban militants (AP)
• Afghan minister says drug strategy is 'perfect' (AP)
• Albania votes in election seen as test for EU bid (AP)
• Which State Security Branch Rules Tehran's Streets? (T
• UK calls embassy detentions in Iran 'unacceptable' (AP
• US musicians sing support for Iranian protesters (AP)
• Egypt police kill migrant at Israel border (AFP)
• Canadian accused of al Qaeda ties ends Sudan exile (Re
• Moon-lovers remember Apollo with radio chit-chat (Reut
• U.S.-built bridge is windfall for Afghan drug trade (M
• Burma (Myanmar) presses rebels in bid to eliminate armed op
• Will Germany's Army Ever Be Ready for Battle? (Time.co
• A Nepali Girl's Fresh Start (OneWorld.net)
• 3 killed in pizzeria shooting outside Los Angeles (AP)
• Unlike SC's Sanford, most governors easy to find (AP)
• Paralyzed Vt. GI gets star-spangled welcome home (AP)
• Ky. pastor welcomes guns, their owners to church (AP)
• Thread of pain ran through Jackson's career (AP)
• Questions swirl around doctor in Jackson's death (AP)
• Stonewall rebel reflects 40 years after NYC riots (AP)
• Spain's Renaissance armor, portraits on view in DC (AP
• Tampa runway closed after rocky USAirways landing (AP)
• New laws prod police, protect kids, push tax cuts (AP)
• News of Jackson's death prompts fight on Fla. bus (AP)
• Former law student gets life in PlayStation murder (AP
• Former mayor in Georgia arrested for nudity (AP)
• Court order seeks to strip Madoff of $171 billion (AP)
• Texas' prison guard shortage eases (AP)
• Spokeswoman: Doctor not suspect in Jackson's death (AP
• Secretary: Soldiers arrest Honduran president (AP)
• Iran detains some local staff at British Embassy (AP)
• GM to take on future product liability claims (AP)
• Jackson's influence gets spotlight at BET Awards (AP)
• Analysis: Somalia aid tied to shaky government (AP)
• Legality of S.C. gov's tryst raises questions (AP)
• Private funeral plans announced for Farrah Fawcett (AP
• Under-bite helps Pabst become World's Ugliest Dog (AP)
• Oudin, 17, stuns ex-No. 1 Jankovic at Wimbledon (AP)
• Iran detains local British embassy staff (Reuters)
• Deal on U.S. healthcare overhaul still uncertain (Reut
• Doctor queried in Michael Jackson death (Reuters)
• U.S. beef recall expanded, 18 illnesses suspected (Reu
• Axelrod says U.S. recession still not broken (Reuters)
• Troops detain Honduras president: government (Reuters)
• Jackson family order new autopsy as anger mounts (AFP)
• Iran arrests British embassy staff for 'role in riots'
• Iraq lessons learned, U.S. Marines turn to Afghanistan
• General says Iraq violence is counterproductive (AP)
• Heavy sandstorm blankets Iraq, delays oil bidding (AP)
• Iraq steps up security ahead of US city withdrawal (AP
• US commander: Iraqi troops ready for city security (AP
• Iraqi 'city from hell' happy for US troops to go (AFP)
• Iraq oil bidding process delayed by one day (AFP)
• Life after U.S. pullout brings worries for Iraqis (Reu
• Did toxic chemical in Iraq cause GIs' illnesses? (AP)
• Iraq ready to handle security without U.S. (Reuters)
• Calif. man working 3 jobs wins $39M lottery (AP)
• 9 killed in Okla. turnpike traffic wreck (AP)
• Oklahoma troubled by long line of sheriff scandals (AP
• 'Jena 6' beating case wraps up with plea deal (AP)
• AP INTERVIEW: SC 1st lady told gov to stop affair (AP)
• Controller: IOUs signal Calif fiscal mismanagement (AP
• Plane lands safely in Md. after smoke report (AP)
• Miami priest weds girlfriend in church ceremony (AP)
• Jackson death was twittered, texted and Facebooked (AP
• Ind. mayor has big hopes for Jackson boyhood home (AP)
• Reporter recalls Jackson and his mania for Disney (AP)
• Scrushy asks judge for new trial in bribery case (AP)
• Jackson may be 'worth more dead than alive' (AP)
• Bribery charges stand against ex-congressman's kin (AP
• Detroit councilwoman pleads guilty in bribery case (AP
• Tourist's family says Va. vacationer became victim (AP
• Jackson was energetic, upbeat ahead of London tour (AP
• US announces shift in Afghanistan drug policy (AP)
• Obama implores Senate to pass climate bill (AP)
• Madoff ordered to forfeit $171 billion (AP)
• Person close to Jacksons: Will, AEG role unclear (AP)
• Iran's president lashes out at Obama (AP)
• SC governor's Argentina trip raises questions (AP)
• AP sources: Obama mulls indefinite prison stays (AP)
• GOP: 'Where are the jobs?' from big fed spending (AP)
• American teen Oudin upsets Jankovic at Wimbledon (AP)
• Michael Jackson death still unsolved after autopsy (Re
• Iran bans Mousavi ally from leaving the country (Reute
• Ruth Madoff forfeits asset claims, left with $2.5 million
• U.S. reverses Afghan drug policy (Reuters)
• Pakistan bombs Taliban in Waziristan, 5 shot in Karachi
• Lebanon president asks Hariri to form new cabinet (Reu
• NATO-Russia talks aim to rebuild post-Georgia ties (Re
• Jackson verdict 'weeks away' as drug rumors swirl (AFP
• Loyalist paramilitaries give up arms in N.Ireland (AFP
• Iraq PM says forces can handle security without U.S. (
• Iraqi prime minister calls for unity (AP)
• Key ally of Iraq's anti-US cleric Sadr freed (AFP)
• Obama: Solving factional split big issue in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,318 (AP)
• Motorcycle bomb kills 13, wounds 45 in Baghdad (McClat
• 13 killed in Baghdad market bombing (AFP)
• Three more swine flu cases in Iraq (AFP)
• Bomb kills 13 in latest Baghdad bombing (Reuters)
• Elite Iraqi troops in forefront after US pullback (AP)
• Obama: not enough political progress in Iraq (Reuters)
• 'Great place to live': US troops exit Sadr City (AFP)
• Fans at US base in Iraq shocked over Jackson death (AF
• US forces withdrawing from Iraqi cities will move instead t
• Memorial service set for operator in DC crash (AP)
• 'Charlie's Angel' Farrah Fawcett dies at 62 (AP)
• Make my day, Flipper: Pesky dolphins under siege (AP)
• 2 lost icons: For Generation X, a really bad day (AP)
• Plea deal expected for remaining Jena 6 defendants (AP
• Brothers charged in Ariz. diversity office bombing (AP
• Hundreds of Jackson fans converge on hospital (AP)
• Patti Blagojevich back in Chicago from the jungle (AP)
• Officials: U.S. swine flu cases may have reached 1 million
• Slowdown in once-booming organics troubles farmers (AP
• Michael Jackson's health woes took center stage (AP)
• News of Jackson's death first spread online (AP)
• Like Elvis, Jackson was a King who died young (AP)
• Iowa town struggles to understand slaying of coach (AP
• SC gov to pay state for trip where he saw mistress (AP
• SC governor's little lie masks a much bigger one (AP)
• Autopsy planned after Jackson's sudden death (AP)
• Leaders, superstars, fans mourn King of Pop (AP)
• Iranian cleric: Some in unrest should be executed (AP)
• AP Newsbreak: No resignation call from SC lt. gov. (AP
• May incomes surge, but savings outpace spending (AP)
• Detroit lawmaker pleads guilty to taking bribes (AP)
• Motorcycle bomb kills 19 in Baghdad market (AP)
• Much more than the King of Pop (AP)
• Mich. finally gets good news with small car plant (AP)
• Federer, SWilliams advance to Wimbledon 4th round (AP)
• Mystery surrounds Michael Jackson's sudden death (Reut
• Iranian cleric says "rioters" should be executed (Reut
• House poised to pass climate change bill (Reuters)
• Mounting U.S. jobless claims force states to borrow (R
• Obama, Merkel to air differences at meeting (Reuters)
• Israel plays down reports of imminent Gaza deal (Reute
• Lebanon's Hariri set to become prime minister (Reuters
• Pakistani violence spreads to Kashmir (Reuters)
• Jackson death stuns world, spotlight on role of drugs
• Electoral watchdog endorses disputed Iran vote (AFP)
• A Chinese Lesson in Iraqi Oil Exploration (Time.com)
• US troop pullback to test new US-Iraq relationship (AF
• Baghdad market bombing kills 13 (AFP)
• Motorcycle bomb kills 15 in Baghdad market (AP)
• Bomb kills 13, wounds 45 in Baghdad (Reuters)
• Top US lawmaker: Iraq pullout 'on track' (AFP)
• Iraqi, US commanders strike Mosul deal (AFP)
• Risks battle rewards as Iraq opens up its oilfields (R
• Tension deepens over intent to close Iraq's Camp Ashraf
• Feds arrest head of anti-gang group in LA (AP)
• NJ blogger accused of threatening Chicago judges (AP)
• AP Newsbreak: Jena 6 cases near conclusion (AP)
• Iowa coach who helped launch NFL careers is slain (AP)
• SC governor's career launched by wife he betrayed (AP)
• Scary NY welcome for French tourists: police chase (AP
• Hubris, remorse drove Sanford's week of decisions (AP)
• Even cops losing their jobs in recession (AP)
• Wandering SC gov will find tough trail at home (AP)
• Iran reform leader says he won't end his challenge (AP
• Economy dips at slightly lower pace in 1Q (AP)
• Air France: Flight 447 pilot's body retrieved (AP)
• Bernanke says he didn't bully BofA to buy Merrill (AP)
• Obama not closing door on possible health care tax (AP
• PC makers race to comply with China's Web filter (AP)
• Perez Hilton sues Black Eyed Peas manager (AP)
• Sources: Cavs close to acquiring Shaq from Suns (AP)
• Microsoft says Vista buyers to get free Windows 7 (AP)
• Iran's Ahmadinejad compares Obama to Bush (Reuters)
• South Carolina Governor Sanford admits extramarital affair
• U.S. economy contracts less but jobless claims up (Reu
• Google slammed as China, U.S. quarrel over Internet (R
• Allen Stanford to seek bail in Houston on Thursday (Re
• California set to issue IOUs as fiscal crisis weighs (
• Heads of top U.S. companies snub blogs, Facebook: study
• Iran opposition leader under pressure to back down (AF
• US calls for release of prominent China dissident (AFP
• Six killed as families bury Baghdad bomb victims (AFP)
• Two killed in Baghdad bus station bombing (AFP)
• Angry Iraqis demand protection from bombings (Reuters)
• Four Iraqi police killed near Fallujah (AFP)
• Iraq PM slams cleric's death calls (AFP)
• Police say bomb kills 7 in southwest Baghdad (AP)
• US discounts Iraq withdrawal risk despite attacks (AP)
• US leaves cultural imprint on Iraq (AFP)
• US intel: Al-Qaida activity plunges in Iraq (AP)
• Obama signs $106 billion bill for Iraq, Afghan wars (R
• Iraqi's sweet sorrow: Bomb sniffers detect his perfume
• No change to Iraq pullout: White House (AFP)
• Iraq Kurds pass new constitution to include Kirkuk (AF
• Few U.S. troops to stay in Iraq cities after June 30 (
• Bomb kills 52 in Baghdad (Reuters)
• US Army in back seat as Iraqi forces take over (AFP)
• Iranian hard-liners attempt to shut down opposition movemen
• Bio Brief: Ayatollah Sayed Ali Khamenei (The Christian
• Iran's Crisis: The Opposition Movement Weighs Its Options
• Prominent Iowa football coach shot in weight room (AP)
• Doctor in dramatic South Pole rescue dies at 57 (AP)
• Interstate 40 closed by wreck near NC-Tenn. line (AP)
• SF vigil planned for reporters jailed in NKorea (AP)
• Boston Globe, union reach tentative agreement (AP)
• Andres weakens to tropical storm, back out to sea (AP)
• At age 88, Mich. man forced to deal with war past (AP)
• Minn. teen says he's angry about continuing chemo (AP)
• Palin reimburses Alaska $8K for 9 family trips (AP)
• Spector wants TV, music player for new prison cell (AP
• Driver of DC train in deadly crash loved her job (AP)
• SF lawmakers pass Haight smoke shop ban (AP)
• Dog in Calif. came — somehow — from Saudi Arabia (AP
• NJ girl, 14, gets probation for posting nude pics (AP)
• NYC beekeepers swarm City Hall to protest ban (AP)
• Group agrees to buy Iowa kosher slaughterhouse (AP)
• ACLU sues over limits on Muslim prayers in prison (AP)
• Public help sought in 1976 slaying of singer's ex (AP)
• Report: SC gov was in Argentina, not hiking trail (AP)
• Mousavi wife compares Iran state to martial law (AP)
• Citi boosting salaries to offset lower bonuses (AP)
• May new home sales dip 0.6 percent (AP)
• HHS secretary to press lawmakers on health care (AP)
• Investigators seek why automated train didn't stop (AP
• Fed mulls tweaks to economic revival programs (AP)
• No more 'Celebrity' for Patti Blagojevich (AP)
• Woman pleads guilty in drunken breast-feeding case (AP
• Sharapova upset by Dulko at Wimbledon (AP)
• Khamenei vows no retreat on Iran election result (Reut
• Orders for big-ticket items surge, housing data mixed
• Fed to hold fire on buying, talk down rate hikes (Reut
• Public health plan could save money faster: policy group
• U.S. to send ambassador to Syria after 4 years (Reuter
• U.S. recession to bottom out this year: OECD (Reuters)
• U.S. drones prowl over Pakistan's South Waziristan (Re
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• Officials: Husband-wife spies lured by stranger (AP)
• Obama marks D-Day's solemn 65th anniversary (AP)
• Probe: Airline did not replace instruments on 447 (AP)
• Mexico day care fire kills 31 children (AP)
• Protesters gather before funeral for slain doctor (AP)
• Obama: `Very hard look' at next steps on NKorea (AP)
• Report: US weighs guilty pleas in some 9/11 cases (AP)
• Sotomayor's courtroom manner a confirmation issue (AP)
• Carradine's family wants FBI to investigate death (AP)
• Borel hoping week in NY ends with Belmont victory (AP)
• Obama says D-Day saved world from evil (Reuters)
• Brazil crews struggle to gather plane wreckage (Reuter
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• Iran says U.N. report shows its nuclear work peaceful
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• New ministers back UK's Brown but fate uncertain (Reut
• Fire kills at least 29 children at Mexican daycare (Re
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• Obama marks D-Day in Normandy (AFP)
• 31 children perish in Mexico daycare center blaze (AFP
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• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,311 (AP)
• 11 bodies found inside abandoned car in Mexico (AP)
• Companies hire "shipriders" against Somali pirates (AP
• Nearly 60 buried in China landslide: govt (AFP)
• Canada jobless rate spikes to 11-year high in May (Reu
• Venezuela indicts owner of TV station critical of Chavez
• Lincoln-Douglas debates, Iranian style (The Christian
• Why Doctors from Sri Lanka's Combat Zone May Face Jail
• Farmers Can Slash Global Emissions Today (OneWorld.net
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• Prison blues: States slimming down inmate meals (AP)
• Craigslist policing questioned after NC rape case (AP)
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• Terror suspect quotes Quran in closing argument (AP)
• Cornell U. researcher found dead in NY park (AP)
• Corps: Costs for storm surge barrier work rises (AP)
• Police: Mom stabs bus driver in stroller dispute (AP)
• After failed courtship, zoo helps rare birds breed (AP
• Money manager to plead guilty in Fla. plane crash (AP)
• Feds release Calif. plan to protect chinook salmon (AP
• Jobless rate hits 9.4 percent in May; layoffs slow (AP
• Obama calls for new effort for 2-state solution (AP)
• Stocks waver after better-than-expected jobs data (AP)
• Thai police: Carradine death may be accidental (AP)
• GM to sell Saturn brand to Penske dealership chain (AP
• French, Brazilians still on hunt for downed Airbus (AP
• Suicide blast at mosque in Pakistan kills 30 (AP)
• Armstrong announces birth of son on Twitter (AP)
• Colbert to broadcast 4 shows from Baghdad (AP)
• Bryant's 40 lead Lakers in Game 1 rout of Magic (AP)
• U.S. unemployment hits record but job losses slow (Reu
• UK's PM seeks to save government with reshuffle (Reute
• Obama hopeful of Mideast peace progress this year (Reu
• U.S. to impose financial sanctions on North Korea: report
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• Apple's Jobs ready to return from leave: report (Reute
• Thai coroner seeks cause of "Kung Fu" actor's death (R
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• No decision on flu pandemic expected Friday: WHO (AFP)
• US military reports 2 US troop deaths in Iraq (AP)
• Report: Dad's complaints about GI's care unfounded (AP
• Iraq, Afghanistan to resume ties soon: diplomats (AFP)
• NJ reservist sentenced in Iraq contract scheme (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,309 (AP)
• Kurd chief Barzani urges Iraq-Kuwait reparations talks
• US soldier dies after Iraq grenade attack (AFP)
• Stars Collide: Howard, Kobe set for NBA title tilt (AP
• Braves release 305-game winner Tom Glavine (AP)
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• Beckett flirts with no-hitter; Red Sox top Tigers (AP)
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• Stallworth enters plea in DUI manslaughter case (AP)
• Bryant, Lakers look to finish job in NBA finals (AFP)
• Storms postpone Randy Johnson's bid for 300th win (AP)
• Kaka still with AC Milan says Berlusconi (AFP)
• Sherman hired as Avs GM; Granato fired as coach (AP)
• Federer reaches 20th successive Slam semi, faces Del Potro
• Tiger and The Bear thrill crowd ahead of Memorial (AP)
• Get a wrestling gold, get a lot of green (AP)
• 3 US soldiers killed in Afghanistan bomb attack (AP)
• Dutch, British get chance to vent anger in EU vote (AP
• Obama offers new partnership between the U.S. and Muslim wo
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• Reaction to Obama's speech to the Muslim world (AP)
• List of passengers aboard lost Air France flight (AP)
• COMESA mulls aid package for Zimbabwe: official (AFP)
• Bank of Canada warns on loonie's rise (Reuters)
• Scandal-hit Australian defence minister resigns (AFP)
• In speech to Muslims, Obama rejects Israeli settlements
• In Mideast, Obama faces tough crowd: Here's what they want
• Russia's Military Promotes an Officer Accused of War Crimes
• Economic Crisis Drives Up Conflict (OneWorld.net)
• US pork industry baffled by bans in China, Russia (AP)
• NC man charged with arranging wife's rape online (AP)
• In NH and Iowa, gay marriage has political angle (AP)
• Military-backed public schools on the rise in US (AP)
• Common GPS could help better track airline flights (AP
• Gay marriage bill signed into law in New Hampshire (AP
• Youth ask mayor for solutions to Detroit's ills (AP)
• Nationwide, public defender offices are in crisis (AP)
• Bond sought for suspect in Kan. doctor's killing (AP)
• Foreclosed homes could become hurricane shelters (AP)
• Dead soldier's family sought quiet in Arkansas (AP)
• Kansas is deadly battleground in abortion debate (AP)
• Plan to sell off Calif. landmarks is questioned (AP)
• Judge limits Drew Peterson publicity (AP)
• 4 arrested after Wash. armored car guard shot dead (AP
• Tiller death re-ignites clinics' security concerns (AP
• Ex-prosecutor accused of misconduct in Missouri (AP)
• In states, stimulus aid favors social programs (AP)
• Obama calls for new beginning between US, Muslims (AP)
• Air France says no hope of survivors in Atlantic (AP)
• US retailers report May sales declines (AP)
• Actor David Carradine found dead in Bangkok (AP)
• Tiananmen 20th anniversary brings new repression (AP)
• Judge: Chrysler has good case for franchise cuts (AP)
• Backers press for summertime vote on Sotomayor (AP)
• OAS ends Cuba suspension after 47 years (AP)
• 2 US journalists on trial in North Korea (AP)
• Top-ranked Safina advances to French Open final (AP)
• Obama seeks new beginning in ties with Muslims (Reuter
• China security tight in Tiananmen (Reuters)
• Air France jet was flying too slowly: report (Reuters)
• NY judge: Old Chrysler has little need for dealers (Re
• Rebels plot against Brown as Britons go to polls (Reut
• Bin Laden wants long war against infidels (Reuters)
• Medical bills underlie 60 percent of U.S. bankruptcies: stu
• North Korea to hold trial for two U.S. journalists (Re
• Obama vows 'new beginning' with Islam (AFP)
• China blocks commemoration of Tiananmen crackdown (AFP
• US: American soldier killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• Nine killed in Baghdad cafe bombing (AFP)
• Iraq's Kurds, Arabs face choice: settle or fight (Reut
• US wants Sadr City base open after deadline (AP)
• Legal experts: Toss soldier's murder conviction (AP)
• Iraqi PM seeks to defuse tensions with Kuwait (AFP)
• Bomb in Baghdad cafe kills 9, wounds 31 (Reuters)
• Iraq-Kuwait spat over war payments threatens ties (Reu
• Patriots' safety Harrison announces retirement (AP)
• Australian Stosur reaches French Open semifinals (AP)
• Colorado Avalanche fire head coach Tony Granato (AP)
• LeBron James has benign growth removed from jaw (AP)
• Halladay gets ninth win as Blue Jays beat Angels (AP)
• 'Leatherhead' Larsen adapting to 2 new systems (AP)
• Deron Williams not worried about Jazz free agents (AP)
• Suzuki's hitting streak at club-record 26 games (AP)
• Barry seduced by Man City's ambition (AFP)
• Bettman's birthday wish: A seven-game Cup series (AP)
• Tarr guides Huskies from scandal to championship (AP)
• Stosur glides into maiden French Open semi-final (AFP)
• Michelle Wie swinging again for 1st LPGA Tour win (AP)
• NASCAR asks to move Mayfield case to federal court (AP
• Russia: No government money for Sochi in 2009-10 (AP)
• Laos sentences pregnant Briton to life for drugs (AP)
• Bin Laden threatens Americans in new tape (AP)
• Pregnant Brit Gets Life Sentence for Drugs in Laos (Ti
• Class hanging has authorities seeing red (Reuters)
• Iran's president: Holocaust 'big deception' (AP)
• D'Arcy wins Lions call-up (AFP)
• Pakistanis aim to kill leaders of Taliban in Swat (Reu
• Secret Canada nuclear papers left in TV studio (Reuter
• Australia dodges recession after surprise growth (AFP)
• New U.S. Afghan strategy will cost billions, take years
• Geithner visit: Chinese economists skeptical of US strength
• A Past Flight May Offer Clues to Air France 447 (Time.
• 'Democracy' in Afghanistan - Code for Occupation (OneW
• AP: FEMA may put storm victims in foreclosed homes (AP
• Worse-than-expected economic data hurts stocks (AP)
• 2 arrested in armored car guard killing in Wash. (AP)
• Equatorial region known for massive storms (AP)
• Couple to plead guilty in toxic pet food case (AP)
• HUD sets options for hurricane victims in trailers (AP
• Roeder charged with murder in Tiller killing (AP)
• Man accused of posting sex assault live on Web (AP)
• NJ dad in Brazil: Not giving up on son's custody (AP)
• Ex-Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes wants his old job back (AP)
• Shooting ends Harvard woman's hopes of graduating (AP)
• Ex-Detroit mayor late, $3,500 short on restitution (AP
• Recession adds woes for struggling Pa. businesses (AP)
• SC slave cabins were home to family through '60s (AP)
• Redemption from scandal? Ill. ethics reform mixed (AP)
• Slayings of mom, sons unsettle rural Ill. county (AP)
• Cabinet officials head to hard-hit auto states (AP)
• A look at the 2009 Ford Flex Limited AWD (AP)
• To open a Muslim dialogue, Obama visits Saudi king (AP
• Senate reviews closing of GM, Chrysler dealerships (AP
• Motion to terminate dealer franchises postponed (AP)
• Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites (AP)
• Sotomayor makes rounds on Capitol Hill (AP)
• Expert: Air France black boxes may never be found (AP)
• China bars reporters from Tiananmen; blocks blogs (AP)
• Heidi and Spencer quit NBC's 'I'm a Celebrity' (AP)
• NY store owner gives would-be thief $40 and bread (AP)
• Gonchar leads Penguins to 4-2 win over Red Wings (AP)
• GM, Chrysler to face Senate scrutiny on dealers (Reute
• Obama looks to refurbish U.S. image with Cairo speech
• Al Qaeda kills British hostage in Mali (Reuters)
• China boosts security ahead of Tiananmen anniversary (
• Air France crash may remain a mystery: investigator (R
• Second UK cabinet minister quits over expenses scandal
• "Make or break" time for health reform: Obama (Reuters
• North Korea "preparing long-range missile launch" (Reu
• Obama lands in Mideast to bin Laden threat (AFP)
• Air France black boxes may not be found: investigators
• Iraq and Britain agree draft naval deal (AFP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: British companies in fraud case (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,308 (AP)
• Deadly remnants of Iraq's wars fuel maimings, deaths, corru
• Iraq would need 'an army' to remove all land mines (Mc
• Soldiers leave Iraqi cities for sweltering tents (AP)
• Iraq bars Kurd party from polls for alleged rebel links
• 2009 Atlantic hurricane season begins quietly (AP)
• Sotomayor would be 6th Catholic on Supreme Court (AP)
• Montana man gets 60 days for dinosaur bones theft (AP)
• Conn. bride helps save neighbors from burning home (AP
• Another 'black man did it' hoax sparks outrage (AP)
• GM hoping for speedy sale and exit from Chapter 11 (AP
• Plane debris found in path Air France jet took (AP)
• Pending home sales rise 6.7 percent in April (AP)
• Reid praises Sotomayor as 'the whole package' (AP)
• N. Korea's Kim taps 26-year-old son as successor (AP)
• White House frames health care as economic problem (AP
• US inviting Iranian diplomats to July 4 parties (AP)
• Geithner: China backs efforts to fight downturn (AP)
• Conan O'Brien makes debut on 'The Tonight Show' (AP)
• No. 1 Safina rallies past Azarenka in Paris (AP)
• Brazil planes spot possible debris from missing jet (R
• GM files for bankruptcy, urges quick action (Reuters)
• North Korea's Kim moves to anoint youngest son as heir
• Exclusive: Global consumer confidence stabilizing (Reu
• U.S. forecaster reduces Atlantic hurricane prediction
• Healthcare overhaul seen boosting U.S. economy (Reuter
• Geithner sees China backing U.S. policy, dollar (Reute
• Brazil finds plane debris in hunt for Air France jet (
• N.Korea's Kim names third son as successor: reports (A
• U.S. combat troops to leave all Iraqi cities (Reuters)
• Iraqi gets life sentence for Briton's kidnap-death (AP
• Iraqi gets life for killing aid worker Hassan (AFP)
• Baghdad roadside bomb kills US soldier (AFP)
• US: roadside bomb kills American soldier in Iraq (AP)
• Kuwaiti MPs urge recall of ambassador from Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq's ex-trade minister quizzed on corruption claims
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,307 (AP)
• U.S. general faces Iraq abuse questions, groups say (R
• Cheney Says There Was No Iraq Link to 9/11 Attacks (Bl
• Iraqi lawmakers demand halt to Kuwait reparations (AFP
• Iraqi warnings prompted Obama's reversal on detainee photos
• Kurdish oil begins flowing to international market (AP
• Red Cross repatriates 260 Iran rebels from Iraq (AFP)
• Foreclosures add to hurricane hazards (AP)
• Fla.'s 'Father Oprah': Church is about forgiveness (AP
• Abortion foes fear backlash to Tiller's murder (AP)
• Specter: Not guaranteed free ride in Dem primary (AP)
• Trial looms for suspect in alleged jihad plot (AP)
• After crash, has twilight come to the Sun Belt? (AP)
• Pixar goes `Up' with $68.2 million debut weekend (AP)
• Foreclosed homes a problem during hurricane season (AP
• General Motors files for bankruptcy protection (AP)
• Missing French jet hit thunderstorms over Atlantic (AP
• General Motors to close or idle 12 more plants (AP)
• Suspect jailed in Kansas abortion doctor's killing (AP
• Consumer spending dips, savings rate surges (AP)
• Reports: NKorea prepares long-range missile launch (AP
• Geithner says Obama will bring down deficits (AP)
• Stocks extend gains after positive economic data (AP)
• UK singing star Susan Boyle suffering exhaustion (AP)
• Federer rallies for 5-set win at French Open (AP)
• Air France plane crashes into Atlantic with 228 aboard
• GM files for bankruptcy, Chrysler sale cleared (Reuter
• U.S. and Cuba agree to resume migration talks (Reuters
• Data fuel recovery hopes (Reuters)
• North Korea may launch long-range missile in weeks: report
• Geithner tells China its dollar assets are safe (Reute
• Suspect captured in killing of Kansas abortion doctor
• Air France jet missing after hitting Atlantic storm (A
• GM files for bankruptcy (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurdistan begins oil exports (AFP)
• Police: Bomb kills 4 at Baghdad vegetable market (AP)
• Four killed in Baghdad market blast (AFP)
• Iraqi sports journalist killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• Bomb in Baghdad market kills 4 and wounds 13 (Reuters)
• Audio tape denies capture of Iraq insurgent leader (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,306 (AP)
• Iraq delays Kirkuk election report by a week: MP (AFP)
• Iraqi journalist killed by bomb: police (AFP)
• Iraq: 2 US soldiers die of non-combat injuries (AP)
• Fatal shooting shows stress risk facing U.S. troops (R
• Stanley Cup flashback: Wings top Pens in Game 1 (AP)
• Texas tops BC in longest game in NCAA history (AP)
• Serena Williams accuses opponent of cheating (AP)
• Yanks' Sabathia wins in return to Cleveland, 10-5 (AP)
• Duncan, Cards rally late for 6-2 win over Giants (AP)
• Vikings insert new pages in playbook for Harvin (AP)
• Superman leads Orlando's magicians into NBA finals (Re
• Indians place All-Star OF Grady Sizemore on DL (AP)
• New deal for Chelsea's Ballack (AFP)
• Icing freezes Penguins on ice for winning goal (AP)
• Florida State advances with 8-2 win over Georgia (AP)
• Murray, Gonzalez to clash in French Open quarters (AFP
• Tim Clark takes lead into final round at Colonial (AP)
• Berto easily retains welterweight title (AP)
• Veteran Fargo race car driver killed in crash (AP)
• Phase 2 of Vancouver ticket sales to begin June 6 (AP)
• US journalists' trial begins in NKorea this week (AP)
• UK Lawmakers should not decide their own salaries (AP)
• 18 Taliban killed in western Afghanistan fighting (AP)
• Britain's Got...Pride? How Susan Boyle's Loss Could Be the
• Europe's desperate bid to bring out voters (AFP)
• Egypt: Iran less important than peace process (AP)
• Venezuela's Chavez harnesses power of on-air talk (AP)
• SAfricans begin removing bodies of beached whales (AP)
• Geithner calls for closer economic ties with China (AP
• Germany seals deal to save Opel (Reuters)
• 'Curry bashings' strain Australia-India relations (AFP
• Addressing Muslim world, Obama will face many audiences
• Egyptian reform activists wary of Obama's visit to Cairo
• Fla. priest who left Catholic Church preps sermon (AP)
• Lawyer: Pa. abduction hoax mom free on bail (AP)
• Calif. gay marriage opponents gear up for rallies (AP)
• Prince Harry plays polo on 1st official trip to US (AP
• Police nightmare in NY: shooting fellow officer (AP)
• Has economic twilight fallen on nation's Sun Belt? (AP
• Some antidepressants may risk breast cancer return (AP
• Hundreds march for gay marriage in central Calif. (AP)
• FEMA working to move Gulf Coast trailer-dwellers (AP)
• Conn. lawmakers won't take up wild animal ban (AP)
• New ID rules begin June 1 for Mexico, Canada trips (AP
• Anticipated hurricanes leaving consumers exposed (AP)
• Hurricane barriers floated to keep sea out of NYC (AP)
• Paying taxes comes back to bite illegal immigrants (AP
• Immune system taught to fight deadly skin cancer (AP)
• 2 murderers escape Ark. prison in guard uniforms (AP)
• Hormone pills may make lung cancer more deadly (AP)
• Washington ponders who its Real Housewives will be (AP
• Official: US-Cuba talks on immigration to resume (AP)
• 6 dead in battle between Hamas, Palestinian police (AP
• Immune therapies finally working against cancer (AP)
• Geithner sees hopeful signs in US economy (AP)
• Pakistan: Corpses lie exposed in retaken Swat town (AP
• First couple's NY date: a campaign promise kept (AP)
• GM board meets as bondholder deadline passes (AP)
• Boyle faces the music, takes second in TV show (AP)
• Safina eases past another opponent at French Open (AP)
• Howard scores 40 as Magic beat Cavs to make finals (AP
• Majority of GM bondholders agree to swap: source (Reut
• U.S., Cuba agree to resume migration talks (Reuters)
• U.S., allies prepare for tougher response to N.Korea (
• Extra U.S. troops in Afghanistan by mid-July (Reuters)
• Informant's role questioned in U.S. security probes (R
• Geithner says U.S. committed to pull deficits down (Re
• Obama speech to Muslims key to new U.S. strategy (Reut
• Berlusconi to talk regulation with Obama before G8 (Re
• Troops hunt Taliban as Pakistan says victory near (AFP
• Iranian officials defuse bomb in plane toilet (AFP)
• Ex-Iraqi trade minister arrested in graft case (AP)
• Ex-Iraq trade minister arrested in mid-flight drama (A
• Retired U.S. general denies seen photos in Iraq flap (
• 56 die in Afghan violence; bomb targets Afghan gov (AP
• Can Iran's Minorities Help Oust Ahmadinejad? (Time.com
• Pressure mounts on Boyle before talent show final (AFP
• Chavez invites intellectual opponents to debate (AP)
• Zimbabwe's prices fall again (AFP)
• Australia considers resettling Gitmo detainees (AP)
• Barcelona over Manchester United: a victory for Catalonia
• Kenya: An Unfinished Reckoning (Time.com)
• 'Invisible' Protestors Condemn Tribe's Destruction (On
• $1M bail for Pa. woman held in abduction hoax case (AP
• NYPD investigates how cop shot off-duty colleague (AP)
• NJ murder case puts lawyers' conduct in spotlight (AP)
• Terrorist flees to Lebanon, FBI confirms (AP)
• SC manual labels former black speakers as 'Negro' (AP)
• Quick-thinking pizza man leads cops to rape victim (AP
• Montana town offers to take Guantanamo prisoners (AP)
• Prince Harry gets play time on 2nd day of NYC trip (AP
• Phil Spector sentenced, may spend life in prison (AP)
• Parents to honor son killed in NYC crane collapse (AP)
• Graphic testimony heard in Va. beheading case (AP)
• Congressional panel to analyze VA hospital mishaps (AP
• Pa. labor officials probing 'Jon & Kate' complaint (AP
• Miami judge awards $1B in lawsuit against Cuba (AP)
• Aged warrior: Medal of Honor recipient turning 100 (AP
• 1st black female rabbi spent years searching (AP)
• Bankruptcy looms for GM; Chrysler awaits fate (AP)
• Obama: Efforts to undermine Sotomayor will fail (AP)
• Pakistan army retakes largest town in Swat Valley (AP)
• Bush, Clinton appear on stage together in Canada (AP)
• Leno hands off 'Tonight' to 'perfect choice' Conan (AP
• Oklahoma druggist arrested for killing holdup man (AP)
• GOP belittles Democrats' climate change proposal (AP)
• Will she crack? Susan Boyle faces final showdown (AP)
• Brazen NZ parrot steals passport, heads into bush (AP)
• Roddick reaches French Open 4th round for 1st time (AP
• Swat's main town "fully under control": Pakistan army
• U.S. says will not accept N.Korea as nuclear state (Re
• Obama: Critics of court nominee twisting her words (Re
• U.S. urges more foreign aid for Afghanistan (Reuters)
• Iran hangs three over deadly mosque bombing: report (R
• Germany seals deal to save Opel, Obama helps (Reuters)
• Suu Kyi's health improves, ready for verdict (Reuters)
• Obama asks Australia to take Guantanamo detainees (Reu
• Pakistan says regained Swat main town from Taliban (AF
• US warns N.Korea amid reports of rocket test (AFP)
• Ex-trade minister arrested at Baghdad airport (AP)
• Former Iraq trade minister arrested (AFP)
• Iraq ex-trade minister arrested (Reuters)
• Saudis rebuff Iraq over insurgency (AFP)
• Iraqi soldier killed in bomb attack (AFP)
• Saudi Arabia rejects Iraq claims of "negativity" (Reut
• Retired U.S. general said misquoted in rape photo flap
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,304 (AP)
• Unease as Iraqis prepare to take over in cities (AP)
• James scores 37 as Cavs win Game 5 (AP)
• Armstrong falls during Giro, gets back on bike (AP)
• Earnhardt's new crew chief ready to spark season (AP)
• Cubs' Zambrano suspended 6 games, won't appeal (AP)
• Alleged violations could wipe out Memphis' season (AP)
• NFL players union requests hold on suspensions (AP)
• James drops 37, Cavs top Magic 112-102, stay alive (AP
• Mariners starter Rowland-Smith progressing (AP)
• Great Britain set for 2012 Olympic team (AFP)
• Overmatched? Pens say they're ready for Red Wings (AP)
• Calipari in wrong place at wrong time — twice (AP)
• Ivanovic, Safina on collision course at French Open (A
• NC State's Hill is NCAA medalist (AP)
• F1 teams meet entry deadline for 2010 championship (AP
• English-only 'Britain' soccer team for Olympics (AP)
• Fire breaks out on Italian ferry, all safe (AP)
• Police: Taliban suspects among Pakistani refugees (AP)
• US official in France diagnosed with swine flu (AP)
• Oil plentiful, demand weak: So why are gas prices going up?
• Irate Belarus says moving away from Russia (AFP)
• Iran blames US, Israel for deadly mosque bombing (AP)
• Venezuela's Chavez launches 4-day talkathon (AP)
• Zimbabwe gold output plunges by nearly 50% (AFP)
• Supporters say Suu Kyi needs urgent medical care (AP)
• GM, Magna reach tentative deal on Opel: sources (Reute
• India summons Australian envoy over attacks (AFP)
• Obama takes tough and risky stance on Israeli settlements
• How big a threat is North Korea? (The Christian Scienc
• Berlusconi and the Girl: No Spice, Thank You (Time.com
• Uncle Sam Denying Soldiers Citizenship (OneWorld.net)
• Off-duty NYPD cop fatally shot by fellow officer (AP)
• Fla. amputee gets rare second chance to sue docs (AP)
• Bush says he misses meeting soldiers, White House food
• Florida's 'Father Oprah' joins Episcopal Church (AP)
• NYC readies for 1st official visit by Prince Harry (AP
• Schwarzenegger budget plan would close 220 Calif. parks
• Phil Spector faces sentencing in murder of actress (AP
• Eureka! Alaska museum opens glitzy gold exhibit (AP)
• Trump casino says gunman had planned suicide (AP)
• Indian farmers near ready for discrimination trial (AP
• Multiracial people become fastest-growing US group (AP
• '75 Gerald Ford attacker hoped to start revolution (AP
• Openly gay teen voted prom queen at LA high school (AP
• Minn. boy who resisted chemo undergoes treatment (AP)
• Md. teen to be tried as adult in dad's slaying (AP)
• AP NewsBreak: Proposed deal for Calif. inmate care (AP
• Crash diet: GM getting in shape for Chapter 11 (AP)
• Chrysler heads back to bankruptcy court Friday (AP)
• Economy sinks at a 5.7 percent pace in 1Q (AP)
• N. Korea test-fires missile, slams U.N. (AP)
• Obama calling for better security for computers (AP)
• Docking brings space station to full staff of 6 (AP)
• Woman in Disney abduction hoax to return to Pa. (AP)
• Kansas teen takes top prize at National Spelling Bee (
• Leno gets set to leave the `most wonderful job' (AP)
• Venus out, Ivanovic advances at French Open (AP)
• North Korea fires short-range missile (Reuters)
• Hope for Opel as Magna seals prelim pact with GM (Reut
• Report: Pentagon planning new cyberspace war command (
• GDP hints recession is moderating (Reuters)
• Iran official blames U.S. in deadly mosque bombing (Re
• 35 militants killed in Afghanistan: U.S. forces (Reute
• Weeping South Koreans pack streets for Roh funeral (Re
• Hopes pinned on finance at U.N. climate talks (Reuters
• GM tweaks rescue plan as Chrysler back in court (AFP)
• Sri Lanka hit by fresh allegations of civilian deaths
• Bomb kills 4 north of Baghdad, say Iraqi police (AP)
• US soldier killed in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Ask AP: Shut stores' electricity, Muqtada al-Sadr (AP)
• US soldier killed in northern Iraq, military says (AP)
• Iraq's Sadr wants 'depraved' homosexuality eradicated
• Bush misses seeing G.I.'s, White House food (AP)
• Victims recall U.S. abuse; other Iraqis shrug (Reuters
• Relatives of slain Iraqis confront killer in court (AP
• U.S. slams British press over report of abuse photos (
• US rejects newspaper report on Iraq prison photos (AFP
• Statement of ex-soldier Steven Dale Green (AP)
• Iraqi teen tackles maths puzzle, but not the first: univers
• Scare for Venus at French Open (AFP)
• Hill, Henley tied for NCAA lead (AP)
• Japan's Naito retains WBC flyweight title (AP)
• Indy CEO Tony George keeps job — for now (AP)
• Olympic kayaker faces jail term over drug charges (AP)
• Suicide attack, market blasts hit Peshawar (AP)
• Susan Boyle faces final hurdle in dreamlike rise (AP)
• Israel rebuffs US call for total settlement freeze (AP
• Interview with Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes (Time.com)
• Germany still hopes for deal after Opel talks stall (A
• Iran says it boosts uranium enrichment capability (AP)
• Africa's growth to slump to 2% in 2009: UN (AFP)
• Canada to seek buyers for AECL nuclear firm: report (R
• Australian belatedly wins $10 million lottery (AP)
• Deadly bombing in Pakistan may be payback for military offe
• Should green-minded Norway invest in Canadian oil-sands?
• Abbas and the Peace Process: Is This Man Still Relevant?
• Thousands Flee New Violence in Somalia (OneWorld.net)
• Semifinals of National Spelling Bee under way (AP)
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• Failed Government Policies Sparked Tibet Riots: Report
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• Pak closes on Taliban as fears grow for civilians (AFP
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• Obama picks Sotomayor for Supreme Court (Reuters)
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• North Korea declares it conducted nuclear test (AP)
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• Pakistani Taliban: We'll avoid combat in Swat city (AP
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• World leaders condemn N. Korea test, urge action (Reut
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• Germany nears decision on Opel suitors (Reuters)
• Pakistani soldiers battle Taliban in Swat town (Reuter
• Top greenhouse emitters meet, U.S. defends cuts (Reute
• Myanmar opens trial again, Suu Kyi may take stand (Reu
• Roh's suicide puts South Korean president in corner (R
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• Iraqi trade chief resigns amid corruption scandal (AP)
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• US withdrawal from Iraq 'on track' despite violence: Mullen
• Bryant's late 3-pointer sparks Lakers past Nuggets (AP
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• Kentucky DE Jarmon ruled ineligible by NCAA (AP)
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• Bryant scores 41 as Lakers take 2-1 NBA series lead (A
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• Relegation drama on Premier League's final day (AFP)
• Ruutu returns to lineup for Game 3 (AP)
• Syracuse, Cornell reach NCAA lacrosse final (AP)
• Ivanovic battles into French Open second round (AFP)
• Daly wears pink in honor of Amy Mickelson (AP)
• Button wins F1's Monaco GP to lead Brawn GP (AP)
• Pakistani troops retake 'bloody intersection' (AP)
• Iran cuts access to Facebook as election looms (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 7 at Somali government base (AP)
• Suu Kyi trial dashes improved US-Myanmar ties (AP)
• No Gas Deal at the E.U.-Russia Summit (Time.com)
• Button cruises to maiden Monaco GP win (AFP)
• Hezbollah denies report about Hariri assassination (AP
• Venezuela rejects concerns from UN, OAS on media (AP)
• Eleven die in stampede at Morocco concert (Reuters)
• Australian flood waters create 'inland sea' (AFP)
• 2 dead, 4 hurt in Ariz. graduation party shooting (AP)
• Detroit city council member's property taxes: $68 (AP)
• 11 spectators hurt during 'figure 8' race in Ohio (AP)
• Cops: NY man said he'd hit Rudy Giuliani, arrested (AP
• Memorial Day roll call salutes 148,000 veterans (AP)
• Patti Blagojevich says her marriage is strong (AP)
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• Kuwait: 18 swine flu-infected US troops have left (AP)
• NYPD forensic investigator stabbed to death in bed (AP
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• Critics blast Milwaukee cops over serial killings (AP)
• Obama sees court pick as smart with common touch (AP)
• Gates: West Point grads brave for joining military (AP
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• Alaska cracks down on man who feeds wild bears (AP)
• A town's struggle to survive in hard times (AP)
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• Gore, others urge CEOs to back climate change deal (AP
• Fix is hard for Medicare, Social Security finances (AP
• Netanyahu: We'll build in existing settlements (AP)
• Ore. mom accused in river drowning of 4-year-old (AP)
• Up to 11 wounded in fight in Vienna temple (AP)
• Royal chauffeur suspended over security lapse (AP)
• Singer Susan Boyle says she's ready to shine (AP)
• Horror story printed on toilet paper in Japan (AP)
• Ivanovic advances to 2nd round at French Open (AP)
• Pakistani jets pound Taliban militants in northwest (R
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• Iran says foreign troops no help to region's security
• Netanyahu defies Obama on Israeli settlement freeze (R
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• Pakistan battles for Swat's Taliban-held main town (AF
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