Latest Headline News topics

• Serbia center released after basketball brawl (AP)
• Curry trains with US team after ankle injury (AP)
• Former Arsenal skipper Gallas set for Spurs (AFP)
• FIBA selects Miller, Sabonis, Divac for hall (AP)
• In Berlin, Semenya eager to forget gender tests (AP)
• Welker back, Brady shines in Patriots' 28-10 win (AP)
• Phils, Rays lead wild cards with 40 games to go (AP)
• Portland's Fernandez fined for public trade request (R
• Ga. State starts new program in tough economy (AP)
• Armstrong to be graduation speaker at High Point (AP)
• Lafleur acquitted of contradictory testimony (AP)
• Clijsters advances to WTA Montreal Cup quarters (AFP)
• Woods commits to first FedEx Cup playoff event (AP)
• MMA fighter charged in fatal Vegas hotel scuffle (AP)
• Margarito denied license to fight in California (AP)
• Kyle Busch wins NASCAR Trucks race at BMS (AP)
• Youth Olympics therapy for Haiti soccer team (AP)
• Floods expose civilian-military divide in Pakistan (AP
• Source: Israel, Palestinians to hold talks Sept. 2 (AP
• NY mosque imam: Extremism is global threat (AP)
• UK warns Libya over Lockerbie bomber anniversary (AP)
• Karzai: Anti-corruption units can be independent (AP)
• One Year On, Five Big Questions About the Lockerbie Bomber'
• Scottish scientists probe deaths of seals (AP)
• Calderon: Mexico should consider anonymous judges (AP)
• Zimbabwe's president says sanctions must go (AP)
• Japan considering new stimulus to revive recovery (AP)
• BHP launches all-cash offer for Potash (Reuters)
• Winning in Afghanistan may hinge on power of persuasion
• Is Ground Zero mosque part of culture war or symbol of tole
• Somalia's al-Shabab: A global or local armed threat? (
• Standing Up for Homeless Vets at Stand Downs (OneWorld
• Police look for why vet killed family, self (AP)
• Mosque near ground zero divides Sept. 11 relatives (AP
• Bear owned by Ohio wrestling exhibitor kills man (AP)
• Mud delays efforts to extract WWII plane from lake (AP
• Caller sought whose hijack threat grounded flight (AP)
• Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams to face NYC DWI case (AP)
• Birkhead shares story of life with Anna Nicole (AP)
• Antiwar activists rally around suspected leaker (AP)
• Hundreds expected at funeral for dead SC toddlers (AP)
• Kennedy favors civilian courts in terrorism cases (AP)
• Dallas police chase ends alongside airport runway (AP)
• Obama a Muslim? Rumors gain steam, defying facts (AP)
• Elvis statue, campaign items sold at Blago auction (AP
• Wis. GOP candidate wins beer stein contest (AP)
• Illnesses linked to eggs will likely grow (AP)
• Giuliani supports move of mosque near WTC site (AP)
• Mazda recall to cover vehicles in Asia, Europe (AP)
• Billionaire Donald Bren testifies in lawsuit (AP)
• US says Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks (AP
• Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite (AP)
• Bodies recovered after attack on Afghan road crew (AP)
• Pakistan: Lack of terror convictions hurts fight (AP)
• La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey (AP)
• Dems see cause for hope in tough election season (AP)
• North Korea reportedly joins Facebook (AP)
• Clemens vows to fight perjury charges (AP)
• Pakistan to clamp down on Islamist militant charities
• Potash hunt for richer bid may lead to China (Reuters)
• North Korea says consensus with China on nuclear talks
• Israel and Palestinians await invite to year of talks
• India sees solution on BlackBerry emails next week: source
• Thailand to extradite suspected Russian arms dealer (R
• Iran says might halt high-level uranium enrichment (Re
• Australia confronts prospect of minority government (R
• UN step up appeals for Pakistan aid (AFP)
• Australia in cliff-hanger general election (AFP)
• Iraq's rival parties resume government coalition talks
• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims army recruit bombing (AP)
• Oil spill and Iraq combat over, Obama takes break (AP)
• In Iraq's troubles, an exchange eyes growth (AP)
• Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attack in Iraq (Reu
• Al-Qaeda claims attack on Iraq army recruits (AFP)
• US stresses military role in Iraq (AFP)
• Despite new mission, US troops still in the fight in Iraq
• Iraq war vet kills pregnant wife, daughter, self (AP)
• Troops withdraw, but US work in Iraq war unfinished and fra
• Troops gone, US to rely on 7,000 private contractors in Ira
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home (AP)
• Iraq war: Last US combat brigade crosses into Kuwait (
• US forces spokesman: Iraqi security up to the task (AP
• U.S. mission in Iraq switches from combat to assist (R
• Lebanon militants: Leader slain en route to Iraq (AP)
• Three farmers killed in central Iraq attack (AFP)
• New US ambassador to Iraq arrives in Baghdad (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,415 (AP)
• US support in Iraq needed only 'a few more years': diplomat
• Mets closer Rodriguez charged with assault (AP)
• 5 arrested in All-Star protest at baseball meeting (AP
• AP Source: 76ers to hire Thorn as team president (AP)
• England manager calls time on 'ageing' Beckham (AFP)
• Thomas won't return to Knicks as consultant (AP)
• Horton has lead after 1st day of US championships (AP)
• Calif. coach, USA Swimming sued over alleged abuse (AP
• Jets' Ryan offers plan to settle Revis holdout (AP)
• Pacers get Collison from Hornets in 4-team trade (AP)
• Optimistic back at Baylor with QB Griffin healthy (AP)
• Saxo Bank-Sungard sign Contador's mountain men (AFP)
• Blackhawks re-sign Hendry (AP)
• Zvonareva shrugs off rain to grab Cincy tennis win (AF
• After wacky year, PGA sure to pack more surprises (AP)
• Silva rallies to beat Sonnen at UFC 117 (AP)
• Alexander beats Kotelnik to remain unbeaten (AP)
• Menard moving to RCR in 2011 (AP)
• Rogge has high hopes for inaugural Youth Olympics (AP)
• Iran claims woman facing death has confessed (AP)
• Car bomb near Colombia radio injures at least 9 (AP)
• Ramadan or not, hunger hits Pakistan flood victims (AP
• India sets Aug. 31 deadline for BlackBerry info (AP)
• Suriname under scrutiny as ex-dictator returns (AP)
• Suriname: The Dictator Who Came in From the Cold (Time
• Council paints yellow line over hedgehog (AFP)
• Cairo mosques begin unified call to prayer (AP)
• Prosecutors: Gitmo inmate took pride in slaying (AP)
• Rwanda opposition urges world to reject poll result (A
• India sets deadline for Blackberry to give security access
• Migrant smuggling ship nears Canadian coast (Reuters)
• Australian opposition vows uranium for India (AFP)
• U.N. appeals for Pakistan aid as rains threaten more floodi
• The other Kashmir problem: India and Pakistan tussle over w
• Is the U.S. Pursuing the Wrong Mideast Peace Process?
• The U.S.-Mexico Border Is Safer Than You Think (OneWor
• Gulf leaders wary over wavering on final plug (AP)
• Long, hot summer of fire, floods fits predictions (AP)
• Plane crashes all to common tragedy in Alaska (AP)
• Investigators arrive at scene of Stevens crash (AP)
• NY governor's aide surrenders on assault charge (AP)
• Maddening manhunt for Ariz. fugitives reaches Ark. (AP
• Pa. passengers call JetBlue flight attendant rude (AP)
• New refugee students in NY get ready for US school (AP
• Money fair showcases $100,000 bills, rare coins (AP)
• Poll: English-speaking Latinos turn to Spanish TV (AP)
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana (AP)
• Park Service has students guard historic sites (AP)
• Remains identified as missing Vietnam War soldiers (AP
• Sovereign citizens spin history, reject government (AP
• Nurse recalls carnage after Utah tour bus crash (AP)
• Hundreds evacuated, 1 dead after flooding in Iowa (AP)
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise (AP)
• Claims of Afghan civilian deaths spark protest (AP)
• Watchdog panel cites global impact of US bailout (AP)
• Judge to rule on stay Thursday in Prop. 8 case (AP)
• Stocks fall after Cisco earnings, jobless data (AP)
• GM posts $1.33 billion profit, a sign of strength (AP)
• Man arrested at Atlanta airport in stabbings spree (AP
• Complexities may deadlock Blagojevich jurors (AP)
• Paris Hilton sued for $35M for wearing wrong hair (AP)
• Rodriguez charged with assault after Mets' loss (AP)
• Congressional election fails to stir voters (Reuters)
• Jobless claims rise to almost half-year high (Reuters)
• U.S. braces for Kandahar fight (Reuters)
• Bank repossessions drive up July foreclosures (Reuters
• India to shut BlackBerry if security not addressed (Re
• Pakistani president tries to comfort flood victims (Re
• Keep or close Guantanamo? Military jurors weigh in (Re
• Ecuador rocked by 6.9 quake, no major damage (Reuters)
• Under-fire Zardari visits Pakistan flood victims (AFP)
• Russia steps up fire battle near nuclear site (AFP)
• Iraqi oil flow resumes after fire (AFP)
• US wants Iraq to pay bill for war victims (AP)
• US sticks to Iraq withdrawal timetable (AFP)
• AP Interview: US. contractor recounts kidnapping (AP)
• White House: US on track to end Iraq combat role (AP)
• U.S. upbeat on Iraq despite violence, deadlock (Reuter
• Top Iraqi officer warns US must stay past 2011 (AFP)
• US 'on target' to end Iraq combat mission this month (
• Gunmen use kids to lure Iraqi soldiers into trap (AP)
• Ambassador hopeful Iraq will form government soon (AP)
• Obama, national security team hold meeting on Iraq (AF
• Militant attack kills 8 Iraqi soldiers and 3 others (R
• Iraq 'needs US military support until 2020' (AFP)
• Fire rages, flow stops on bombed Turkish pipeline (Reu
• Obama to hold national security sitdown on Iraq (AP)
• Eight Iraqi soldiers killed in house bomb (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,414 (AP)
• Game in 'Jersey Shore' town features Obama target (AP)
• Iraq spending 300 million dollars on hotels for summit: FM
• New Iran envoy says sanctions won't affect Iraq trade
• Armstrong lawyer disputes teammate's doping claims (AP
• Relentless Randle ready to enter Hall of Fame (AP)
• Fabregas confirms he will stay at Arsenal (AFP)
• Suns lure Blanks from Cleveland to be GM (AP)
• Modano agrees to 1-year deal with Red Wings (AP)
• Watson shoots 64 in 1st Bridgestone round (AP)
• Still no test, practice for Redskins' Haynesworth (AP)
• Red Sox lose injured Youkilis for rest of season (Reut
• Celtics sign 15-time All-Star Shaquille O'Neal (AP)
• Oklahoma coaches: Agents should be punished (AP)
• Tour of Poland remembers Auschwitz-Birkenau victims (R
• Detroit Red Wings re-sign forward Darren Helm (AP)
• Vandeweghe stuns Zvonareva at San Diego Open (AFP)
• 15-year-old golfer shoots 78 in PGA Tour debut (AP)
• Marquez calls out Pacquiao after defeating Diaz (Reute
• Castroneves sorry for tirade, still defends move (AP)
• Security concerns for London 2012 Olympics (AP)
• Flash floods kill 103 in Indian-held Kashmir (AP)
• Worst smog yet hits Moscow; People don face masks (AP)
• Indonesia volcano spews lava, gas; 4 feared dead (AP)
• Obamas hit Spanish beach, with help from police (AP)
• Is Bolivia's Evo Morales Really an Environmental Hero?
• State-rescued bank RBS scrapes into profit (AFP)
• Egyptian woman tells TV of alleged police rape (AP)
• Mexico nabs 3 suspects in journalist kidnappings (AP)
• Three killed as mob storms Nigerian police station (AF
• Tata chairman successor to be chosen by March (AFP)
• Canada economy sees first jobs loss of 2010 (Reuters)
• Scientists find sea sponges share human genes (AFP)
• Pentagon may change rules for covering Guantanamo trials
• Afghanistan war: Will the new Petraeus rules of engagement
• Afghanistan War: Petraeus Tightens Rules of Engagement
• In Colombia, A Cemetery Full of Questions (OneWorld.ne
• Milwaukee teachers fight for Viagra drug coverage (AP)
• Michigan police search for apparent serial killer (AP)
• NTSB investigating deadly school bus accident (AP)
• Children deal with Gulf oil spill stress too (AP)
• 2 Minn. women among 14 charged in terror probe (AP)
• Jobs bill brings some hope to teachers (AP)
• Bodyguard to testify in drug conspiracy trial (AP)
• Conn. shooter told 911 he `handled the problem' (AP)
• Freedom for Minn. man convicted in Toyota crash (AP)
• Wildlife advocates hail Rocky Mountain wolf ruling (AP
• States respond in health care overhaul lawsuit (AP)
• AP Enterprise: Scientists think Gulf can recover (AP)
• Calif. teen charged with killing female cousin, 11 (AP
• French man survives 75-foot fall at Grand Canyon (AP)
• Tropical Storm Colin weakens slightly (AP)
• Gay marriage before nation's largest appeals court (AP
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month (AP
• Al-Qaida's new leader lived in U.S. for 15 years (AP)
• AP Exclusive: CIA whisked detainees from Gitmo (AP)
• Final plug nears after crews cement oil well's top (AP
• Pakistan says 12 mln affected by floods (AP)
• GOP cautiously confident of big gains this fall (AP)
• US joins Hiroshima A-bomb memorial for 1st time (AP)
• Judge's personal life debated after Calif. gay ruling
• AP Interview: Wyclef Jean's vision for Haiti (AP)
• Ky. woman guilty of extortion in coach Pitino case (AP
• Weak private hiring shows recovery on the ropes (Reute
• Senate approves Obama nominee Kagan to top court (Reut
• Key Obama economic adviser Romer stepping down (Reuter
• Saudi BlackBerry ban unclear as Messenger works (Reute
• BP cements Gulf oil well ahead of permanent plug (Reut
• Heavy rains expected in Pakistan's flood areas (Reuter
• U.S. attends Hiroshima bombing ceremony for first time
• Gay marriage appeal notice filed, long battle ahead (R
• Half a million flee as Pakistan floods move south (AFP
• Naomi's diamonds kept by Mandela aide (AFP)
• Obama 'asks Shiite cleric to help settle Iraq impasse'
• Police: 3 more traffic cops killed in Baghdad (AP)
• Baghdad returns to map of global airlines (Reuters)
• Al-Qaida in Iraq offers cash to lure former allies (AP
• Tariq Aziz: Obama is 'leaving Iraq to the wolves' (AP)
• Iraq: Requiem for a Profound Misadventure (Time.com)
• Obama's Afghanistan Policy Tracks Bush in Iraq (CQPoli
• US Senate confirms Mattis as Iraq, Afghan war head (AF
• US Senate OKs James Jeffrey as Iraq ambassador (AFP)
• Saddam aide says U.S. "leaving Iraq to the wolves" (Re
• Saddam deputy says US 'leaving Iraq to the wolves': report
• Arab public opinion sours on Obama despite his outreach
• UN calls on Iraq to take steps to end sanctions (AP)
• Innospec execs settle with SEC on bribery charges (AP)
• UN extends mandate of UN mission in Iraq for a year (A
• Tired of war, thousands of Iraqis want to go to U.S. (
• U.N. council calls on Iraq to form government soon (Re
• Iraq election victor boosted as Shiite parties bicker
• Austria probes diary linked to Haider (AP)
• T.O. misses flight to Bengals camp (AP)
• Olympic committees striking some unusual deals (AP)
• Hughes set for Fulham job: reports (AFP)
• Phinney to ride for Armstrong's RadioShack team (AP)
• Shin, Inkster take early lead at British Open (AP)
• Raiders sign first-round pick Rolando McClain (AP)
• Haynesworth must pass test, won't be with starters (AP
• Albert Pujols delivers knockout blow as Cards outlast Mets
• Family, friends mourn for former NBA player Wright (AP
• WVU says coach Bob Huggins released from hospital (AP)
• Phinney set for Denmark cycling debut (AFP)
• Capitals acquire enforcer King from St. Louis (AP)
• Stosur, Radwanska oust qualifiers in WTA tennis (AFP)
• Alabama teen shoots 57 in State Junior (AP)
• Roush still hospitalized, stable after plane crash (AP
• Churchill's choppers sold at auction in England (AP)
• Stocks up on AstraZeneca, Bayer, telecom earns (AP)
• Swaziland healers charged for skull-and-bone theft (AP
• What's Hard to Look At (Time.com)
• Churchill's dentures fetch £15,200 (Reuters)
• Arab League backs Palestinians on restarting talks (AP
• Police capture drug lieutenant in northern Mexico (AP)
• At least 80 dead after Congo boat disaster (AP)
• Australian govt denies sacked PM behind leaks (AFP)
• 2 Americans among 152 dead in Pakistan plane crash (Mc
• Afghanistan war: USAID spends too much, too fast to win hea
• Afghan women and the return of the Taliban (Time.com)
• AP IMPACT: Before the CIA, there was the Pond (AP)
• Feds, farmers create habitats for migrating birds (AP)
• Survivor of Mont. bear attack says she played dead (AP
• Mother's death in NYC fire is ruled a suicide (AP)
• AP-Univision Poll: College dreams for Hispanics (AP)
• DC sniper claims co-conspirators, more shootings (AP)
• Schwarzenegger orders government worker furloughs (AP)
• NYC looks to stop spreading bedbug infestations (AP)
• Documents detail search for captive Idaho soldier (AP)
• Chelsea warning: NY town abuzz pre-Clinton wedding (AP
• EPA: 1M gallons of oil may be in Mich. river (AP)
• Crews take step toward readying permanent well fix (AP
• Mom's trial starts in Texas starved children case (AP)
• Ark. Medical Board head testifies at bombing trial (AP
• Arizona preparing appeal of immigration ruling (AP)
• 2nd US Navy sailor's body recovered in Afghanistan (AP
• 4 killed in plane crash at Alaska military base (AP)
• Rangel wary as ethics charges to become public (AP)
• Gulf cleanup will change once oil stops for good (AP)
• Initial jobless claims drop to 457,000 (AP)
• Mother Nature helping firefighters battle Cal fire (AP
• Jurors in Blagojevich case enjoy cocoon (AP)
• Saggy pants foolish but legal, NYC judge rules (AP)
• Pitino, defense attorney have testy court exchange (AP
• Jobless claims fall, raise optimism for recovery (Reut
• BP spill cases head to court as Shell counts cost (Reu
• China urges change in U.S. policy to avoid friction (R
• Afghan president asks why allies won't act on Pakistan
• Key parts of Arizona anti-immigration law blocked (Reu
• Foreclosures up in 75 percent of top U.S. metro areas
• Second U.S. sailor's remains found in Afghanistan (Reu
• Suspected Nazi guard charged for 430,000 killings (Reu
• French mother confesses to eight baby murders (AFP)
• Judge blocks key parts of Arizona immigration law (AFP
• Baghdad attacks kills 16 (AFP)
• Biden bets on no explosion of violence in Iraq (AFP)
• Militants kill 7 policemen, soldiers in Baghdad (AP)
• Spain court seeks U.S. troops arrest for Iraq killing
• Kuwait gets $650 mln in Iraqi reparation: UN (AFP)
• Spain reissues US troop warrants over Iraq death (AP)
• Retrial of Hassan killer adjourned over missing defendant
• Nepal lifts ban on travel to Iraq to save jobs (AFP)
• Al Qaeda in Iraq claims TV office bombing (Reuters)
• Al-Qaeda group claim Al-Arabiya TV bombing in Iraq (AF
• Troubled Iraq league gets August 3 restart (AFP)
• U.S. keeps pressure on Iraq to form new government (Re
• Iraq film directors look to build 'Baghdadwood' (The C
• Biden: US troops halted 'chaos' and 'destruction' in Iraq
• Iraq signs electricity deal with French firm Alstom (A
• British army almost "seized up" in Iraq, Afghan wars (
• NASCAR's Roush injured in Wisconsin plane crash (AP)
• Contador to leave Astana at end of 2010 (AP)
• Rick Pitino expected to testify in extortion trial (AP
• Maradona dropped as Argentina coach (AFP)
• Strasburg day to day with inflammation in shoulder (AP
• Procter & Gamble is latest global Olympic sponsor (AP)
• Panthers reach deal with 2nd-round pick Clausen (AP)
• Rookie Strasburg sidelined with inflamed shoulder (Reu
• Warriors' Lin hopes to beat Harvard stereotypes (AP)
• Drexel players suspended from team after charges (AP)
• Tour winner Contador to leave Astana (AFP)
• Capitals re-sign Fleischmann for $2.6M, 1 year (AP)
• Murray sacks coach (AFP)
• One major finally in hand, Creamer wants more (AP)
• Manny Pacquiao to use political clout for Olympic goals
• Ambrose leaving JTG Daugherty Racing (AP)
• London showcases Olympic venues with 2 years to go (AP
• APNewsBreak: Nazi suspect indicted in Germany (AP)
• Bus hits roadside bomb, killing 25 in Afghanistan (AP)
• WikiLeaks: We don't know source of leaked data (AP)
• Burma's Than Shwe Visits India to Talk Energy, Security
• Ex-Bosnian leader arrives home after legal battle (AP)
• Brazil: Murder suspect who hosted TV show dies (AP)
• US urges accountability in Egypt police brutality case
• Japan wants US Marines to move to Guam (AFP)
• TSX urged to do more to prevent conflicts of interest
• Australian PM hits back at pre-election leaks (AFP)
• Search continues for missing sailor in Afghanistan (Mc
• Khmer Rouge torture chief to appeal: Is he a chameleon or a
• Afghanistan's Oprah: A Singer's Talk Show Tackles Taboos
• 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the same (AP)
• Neb. city suspends immigration law, goes to court (AP)
• Oil pipeline leak pollutes major Michigan river (AP)
• Competitive lockpicking growing in US popularity (AP)
• Women to head GOP, Democratic tickets in Oklahoma (AP)
• NYC settles 50-bullet cop shooting lawsuit for $7 million
• DC pushes female condoms to fight HIV epidemic (AP)
• Texas, feds wait turns in polygamist leader cases (AP)
• 3 NJ teens charged with videotaped immigrant death (AP
• Adams heirs skeptical about lost negatives claim (AP)
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters (AP)
• Feds: Fatal DC rail crash came from lax oversight (AP)
• BP hopes to turn page with new CEO, leaner company (AP
• Police: Ohio marriage counselor killed by husband (AP)
• Target Corp. defends Minn. political donation (AP)
• Texas man sentenced to 99 years in starvation case (AP
• Sen. Kerry to pay Mass. tax on yacht docked in RI (AP)
• Airplane crash in Pakistan kills 152 people aboard (AP
• 100 days later, BP taps new CEO, seeks fresh start (AP
• Justice Dept. investigating FBI agents over alleged test ch
• Rangel, ethics panel lawyers talking settlement (AP)
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150 (AP)
• Blagojevich's fate to be in the hands of jurors (AP)
• Spanish region says adios to bullfighting (AP)
• ABC programming chief McPherson abruptly resigns (AP)
• Zedonk hybrid born at Ga. wildlife preserve (AP)
• AP Sources: Bengals reach deal with TO (AP)
• Pakistan passenger plane crashes, 152 dead (Reuters)
• Officials ready criminal probe of oil spill: report (R
• Bomb blast kills 25 bus passengers in Afghan west (Reu
• Palestinians set to reject direct talks for now (Reute
• Durable goods orders fall as growth picture dims (Reut
• BP tees up asset sales to pay for spill (Reuters)
• Boeing quarterly profit falls but beats forecast (Reut
• Congress gives Obama long-delayed Afghan war funds (Re
• Pakistani plane crashes, up to 152 dead (AFP)
• Spain's Catalonia region bans bullfighting (AFP)
• Worried about bombs? Work and live at Baghdad airport
• US military investigates contractor work force (AP)
• Twelve killed in Iraq as Shiite pilgrimage ends (AFP)
• 11 killed in Iraq helicopter crash, bombings (AP)
• Five killed as sandstorm brings down Iraq helicopter (
• Bomb kills five in Baghdad, helicopter crashes (Reuter
• Mortars kill seven pilgrims in Iraq holy city (AFP)
• Iraqis flock to Kurdistan to beat the summer heat (AFP
• 8.7 billion dollars in Iraq funds not accounted for: audit
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,413 (AP)
• Iraq political crisis deepens as parliament session scrappe
• In Iraq, US military chief touts 'stunning' progress (
• Iraq arms inspector Blix warned of weak war evidence (
• UN's Blix: UK, US relied on dubious intelligence (AP)
• U.S. can't account for $8.7 billion of Iraq's money: audit
• Mullen: Leak of Afghan materials may risk US lives (AP
• GE to pay 23 million dollars after Iraq bribery charges
• Yao says he may quit if foot doesn't fully heal (AP)
• Giants rookie safety Chad Jones leaving hospital (AP)
• Maxi Rodriguez poised for return to Espanyol (AFP)
• Attorney: Pitino may testify Tuesday or Wednesday (AP)
• London celebrates 2-year countdown to 2012 Games (AP)
• Ho hum, another no-hitter: Garza throws latest gem (AP
• Ravens rookie to miss training camp with head injury (
• Ortiz homers, Haren hurt in Boston's win over LA (AP)
• Kobe Bryant finding it tough to take it easy after surgery
• No one looks good in Rick Pitino extortion trial (AP)
• Contador soars in Spain's super sports summer (AP)
• NHLPA files grievance against NHL over Kovalchuk (AP)
• Ernests returns to beat Lacko at ATP Farmers Classic (
• Austin race promoters set to unveil F1 track site (AP)
• BMW, USOC make 6-year sponsorship deal official (AP)
• Donors to give Kyrgyzstan $1.1 billion in aid (AP)
• UK court blocks extradition of ex-Bosnian leader (AP)
• Russian spies return home to Putin's fanfare, new jobs
• Europe clears huge US airline merger (AFP)
• 2 Egyptian policemen go on trial for brutality (AP)
• Nicaragua detains 2 foreigners in Panama case (AP)
• 2 German aid workers abducted in Sudan set free (AP)
• NATO: 1 missing sailor killed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Canada's suit against U.S. Steel to proceed: court (Re
• Giant, dog-sized rat documented in East Timor (AFP)
• Commentary: For reporters, the rules at Guantanamo change d
• Khmer Rouge torture chief: chameleon or contrite Christian?
• Afghan Wiki Leak: Pakistan, Karzai Doubt U.S. Effectiveness
• Mass Grave Cover-Ups in Afghanistan (OneWorld.net)
• Outrage remains after CA council votes to cut pay (AP)
• Oil spill legal mess likely one of costliest ever (AP)
• Neb. town may halt immigration law to save money (AP)
• New program rebuilding faces of soldiers, veterans (AP
• New Titanic expedition will create 3D map of wreck (AP
• Dad cites hospital miscommunication for ID mix-up (AP)
• Blagojevich lawyer irks judge, may risk jail (AP)
• Tornado touches down in NE corner of Mont, kills 2 (AP
• Target Corp. spending company money on candidates (AP)
• San Diego council sinks offshore boozing (AP)
• BP's Hayward to leave as CEO; Russia job in works (AP)
• Immigrant groups criticize fingerprint initiative (AP)
• Power outages hit Mid-Atlantic after storm; 4 dead (AP
• House acts to improve Internet access for disabled (AP
• Workers in NYC begin to dismantle ground zero ship (AP
• Jurors hear closings at JFK bomb plot trial (AP)
• Tests aim to settle if fresher blood works better (AP)
• CHP: SUV driver in fatal bus crash under influence (AP
• Jury finds Texas man guilty of beheading children (AP)
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss (AP)
• Consumer confidence retreats further in July (AP)
• US braces for blowback over Afghan war disclosures (AP
• Koreas mark truce, but drills underscore tensions (AP)
• Dutch sailor, 14, gets OK for solo world trip (AP)
• Poll: A few cracks in Obama's Hispanic support (AP)
• Stocks fluctuate after two economic reports (AP)
• With sweetness, soul, Aretha and Rice make music (AP)
• Matt Garza pitches 1st no-hitter in Rays history (AP)
• BP launches image overhaul and ditches Tony Hayward (R
• Leaked archive fuels doubts on Afghan war (Reuters)
• Consumer confidence sinks to lowest level since Feb. (
• Israeli, Jordan leaders discuss Palestinian talks (Reu
• UBS outshines Deutsche Bank as wealth turnaround nears
• Ahmadinejad: Conditions still apply for nuclear talks
• "Glimmers of improvement," but state woes remain (Reut
• BP boss Hayward steps down over Gulf oil spill (AFP)
• Secret files leak sows new Afghan war doubts (AFP)
• Audit: US can't account for $8.7B in Iraqi funds (AP)
• GE settles SEC charges on Iraq kickback scheme (Reuter
• Iraq executed 230 people from 2005-2009 (AFP)
• Iraq parliament delayed, no end to stalemate in sight
• Iraq crisis deepens as parliament session scrapped (AF
• Iraq fights another form of violence - in the home (Re
• Mullen arrives in Iraq to review US withdrawal plans (
• Bombers hit pilgrimage and TV office in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqi Shiite group promoted 'virtue' by the sword (AFP
• In Iraq, Mullen to review US troop withdrawal (AFP)
• 25 killed as Iraq car bombings target shrine city, media
• Two bombs kill 20 near Iraqi Shi'ite city of Kerbala (
• Car bombs in Iraq shrine city kill 19: officials (AFP)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills 4 at Al-Arabiya TV offices (
• Celebration, departures and a new era on the Tour (AP)
• Trial begins on alleged extortion of coach Pitino (AP)
• Dawson, Herzog and Harvey enter Hall of Fame (AP)
• Emotional Raul bids farewell to the Bernabeu (AFP)
• Armstrong could never leave well enough alone (AP)
• McMurray wins Brickyard after Montoya falters (AP)
• Angels boost rotation, acquire Haren from D-backs (AP)
• Agent: DT Stanley reaches deal with Dolphins (AP)
• C-USA back to personal touch after going to video (AP)
• Armstrong bids Tour adieu, not the way he wanted (AP)
• Fish wins second title in a row with Atlanta tennis win
• Carl Pettersson rallies to win Canadian Open (AP)
• Ganassi completes Daytona-Indy-Brickyard sweep (AP)
• Sarkozy: French aid worker executed in Africa (AP)
• Afghan president: NATO rocket killed 52 civilians (AP)
• Big Bang investigators want new atom smasher (AP)
• Bangkok Election Shows Government Support Still Strong
• France's Sarkozy says will punish Al Qaeda killers (Re
• Rare Crusader fresco unveiled at Israeli museum (AP)
• US, Norway pledge aid to rebuild Somalia: African Union
• Boat of plastic bottles ends 4-month Pacific sail (AP)
• Lance Armstrong's Tour de France team forced to remove 'Liv
• Lack of Funds Hampers Global Fight Against AIDS (OneWo
• Oil cleanup brings strangers, tension to towns (AP)
• ID mixup: Family planning funeral now hopeful (AP)
• Calif. town's council likely to see angry public (AP)
• Closing arguments begin in Blagojevich trial (AP)
• Police: Mother apparently wrote note in NYC fire (AP)
• Regal ruins: palatial mansion near Philly crumbles (AP
• Power outages hit DC area after storms; 2 dead (AP)
• Scouts to celebrate 100th anniversary in Virginia (AP)
• Flooding causes millions in damage in Iowa (AP)
• Life's a beach for some homeless in Hawaii (AP)
• Fungus wilts spirits of basil lovers, farmers (AP)
• US drops fraud case against wanted Filipino doctor (AP
• Fake shark devours surfer in latest statue prank (AP)
• Mysteries persist a year after crash that killed 8 (AP
• Missing man crushed to death in NY trash compactor (AP
• New Jersey governor not a fan of 'Jersey Shore' (AP)
• Flags lowered for 2 Conn. firefighters who died (AP)
• BP chief Tony Hayward's fate hinges on board vote (AP)
• WikiLeaks: More US documents coming on Afghan war (AP)
• Khmer Rouge jailer faces 19 years for 16,000 dead (AP)
• Fidel absent, Raul silent at Cuba's Revolution Day (AP
• New home sales up, but sales remain slow (AP)
• UAE says BlackBerry is security threat (AP)
• Medical device problems hurt 70,000+ kids annually (AP
• Teamsters avoid Hollywood strike, approve contract (AP
• Hamilton, Hunter lead Rangers over Angels (AP)
• BP's Hayward set to step aside for Dudley (Reuters)
• Pakistan covertly aiding Taliban: report (Reuters)
• Home sales surge in June (Reuters)
• EU banks could seek 25 billion euros in capital top-up
• Madoff trustee plans more lawsuits: report (Reuters)
• EU tightens screw on Iran with extra sanctions (Reuter
• NATO rocket killed 45 Afghan civilians: government (Re
• Senate Democrats to introduce energy bill (Reuters)
• Khmer Rouge prison chief handed 30 years in jail (AFP)
• US condemns massive leak of Afghan war files (AFP)
• Bomb kills 6 at Baghdad office of Arabic channel (AP)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills four at Al-Arabiya TV offices
• Four killed in bomb attack on Arabiya TV in Baghdad (R
• Iraqi forces still frail as US troops head home (AP)
• Iraq FA postpones board election indefinitely (AFP)
• Three killed, including two police, in Iraq blasts (AF
• RadioShack's improper jersey stalls start to stage (AP
• Alonso wins German GP to lead 1-2 Ferrari finish (AP)
• Guti ends 'glorious stage' with Real Madrid (AFP)
• Kyle Busch rolls to 8th Nationwide win of season (AP)
• Phillies rough up Jimenez in 10-2 win over Rockies (AP
• Former Indy 500 winner Montoya wins Brickyard pole (AP
• Kaye Cowher, wife of former coach, dies at age 54 (AP)
• Figgins in M's lineup day after dugout scuffle (AP)
• USC's Kiffin irks Titans' Fisher with Pola hire (AP)
• Tour final stage delayed in row over Armstrong's jersey
• Fish hooks Roddick at Atlanta tennis championship (AFP
• Dean Wilson leads Canadian Open (AP)
• Pacquiao to fight Margarito on Nov. 13 (AP)
• Teen wins in late sister's car at Soap Box Derby (AP)
• Uganda president calls for Africa to fight terror (AP)
• Families mark 10 years since Concorde crash (AP)
• A Russian milestone: 1st black elected to office (AP)
• What's Killing the Animals at Ukraine's Biggest Zoo? (
• Furious Love Parade survivors slam organisers (AFP)
• Abbas says entire world wants direct Mideast talks (AP
• 51 bodies found at northern Mexico dumping ground (AP)
• Uganda politician's car 'bulldozed' at African summit
• Bomb kills 1, wounds 10 after Bangkok by-election (AP)
• Australian PM Gillard on top in election debate (AFP)
• Grisly mass graves in Mexico yield 50 casualties of drug wa
• Hmong Refugees Live in Fear in Laos and Thailand (Time
• Eastern US cooks in summer heat, temps reach 100s (AP)
• 1 arrested in scuffle at Comic-Con in San Diego (AP)
• 2 Conn. firefighters killed at scene of house fire (AP
• Gay Lutheran pastors to join church roster (AP)
• Ariz. law comes after years of mounting anger (AP)
• Floods close Chicago interstate, damage Iowa dam (AP)
• Search ends for Lake Michigan crash survivors (AP)
• 2 killed when Pa. experimental plane crashes (AP)
• Univ. of Va. puts out Faulkner audio archives (AP)
• Taliban claim capture of US sailor, killing of 2nd (AP
• Ships head back to oil well, ready to resume work (AP)
• Ex-CIA chief: Strike on Iran seems more likely now (AP
• Geithner favors allowing some tax cuts to expire (AP)
• Death toll from German music festival rises to 19 (AP)
• US aircraft carrier leads drills with South Korea (AP)
• US missiles kill 5 militants in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Russia's Putin sings with expelled agents (AP)
• Zsa Zsa Gabor has transfusion, remains critical (AP)
• 'Shirtgate' delays start to last Tour stage (AP)
• Taliban say they're holding U.S. soldier and second killed
• BP CEO Hayward nears exit: sources (Reuters)
• EU bank stress tests face their own test in markets (R
• Heat wave and storms continue amid flood cleanup (Reut
• U.S., South Korea start military drills as North protests
• German police defend safety steps at music fest (Reute
• Fraudsters angle for piece of BP oil spill fund (Reute
• Ten wounded in bombing as Bangkok votes (Reuters)
• 19 killed at Germany Love Parade stampede (AFP)
• Search on for two US sailors missing in Afghanistan (A
• Iraq parliament to meet Tuesday but impasse lingers (R
• Iraq arrests 3 suspected Qaeda leaders: ministry (AFP)
• Iraq's volatile north still a powder keg as US exits (
• Vote for Iraqi Football Association board delayed (AFP
• Iraq's Political Impasse: Who Needs a Government? (Tim
• Beckett strong in return, Red Sox beat Mariners (AP)
• Bob Huggins hospitalized for broken ribs in Vegas (AP)
• Mariners' dugout fight sets new season low point (AP)
• Brazil offer coach job to Menezes (AFP)
• Johnson's cycle not enough, Giants top Arizona 7-4 (AP
• Menezes becomes new coach of Brazil national team (AP)
• Bonds trial likely to start next year (AP)
• Childress says he knows Favre better now (AP)
• Nationals leaning toward bringing back Riggleman (AP)
• Report: Former NBA player Wright missing (AP)
• Former NC State defensive tackle Dennis Byrd dies (AP)
• Stars, Brunnstrom reach deal before arbitration (AP)
• Roddick rallies past Malisse at Atlanta tennis (AFP)
• Clark, Wilson share Canadian Open lead (AP)
• Force leads Funny Car qualifying in Colo. (AP)
• Iran studies building nuclear fusion reactor (AP)
• 5 US troops die in blasts in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• US missiles kill 16 militants in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Simon Bolivar an obsession for Venezuela's Chavez (AP)
• Switzerland's World War II Bunkers Get a Second Life (
• Europe's media react to bank stress test results (Reut
• Iran says it has 100 vessels for each US warship (AP)
• Panamanian police identify body of US woman (AP)
• Springboks suffer third straight loss to Wallabies (AF
• Judge tells former media mogul Black to stay in U.S. (
• Australia PM offers 'cash for clunkers' climate policy
• Researchers confirm subsea Gulf oil plumes are from BP well
• India's strategy of suppression in Kashmir could backfire
• Pakistan: A General Stays On, Solidifying Army Power (
• Despite oil, baby turtles being released to Gulf (AP)
• Ex-mayor makes Memphis, Tenn. primary about race (AP)
• Bonnie barely a tropical depression in Gulf (AP)
• Army sergeant guilty of sex trafficking in Wash. (AP)
• Longtime journalist Daniel Schorr dies at age 93 (AP)
• Mexican official charged with aiding drug dealing (AP)
• Calif. town outraged to learn of officials' pay (AP)
• BP tries to limit release of oil spill research (AP)
• American Samoa detective shot outside courthouse (AP)
• Woman, 23, charged in Facebook-feud fatal crash (AP)
• NYC police: Charred note found at fatal fire scene (AP
• 2 killed in explosion near Pittsburgh-area well (AP)
• Seeds of distrust in Ala. town's big cleanup haul (AP)
• Utah man arrested in sheepskin store fire (AP)
• Historian stages sleep-ins to save SC slave cabins (AP
• Texas panel: Arson investigators didn't err (AP)
• Ships prepare to return to spill as storm weakens (AP)
• NKorea vows nuclear response to US-SKorea drills (AP)
• Obama, GOP spar over how to revive ailing economy (AP)
• Rangel ethics charges create headache for allies (AP)
• NATO: 2 American troops missing in Afghanistan (AP)
• Mich. search goes on for 4 missing in plane crash (AP)
• Canadian jet crashes during air show practice (AP)
• Obama and oil spill: Lessons from corporate world (AP)
• Husband: Zsa Zsa Gabor in critical condition (AP)
• Riders embark on Tour de France time trial (AP)
• Taliban say 2 U.S. soldiers captured in Afghanistan (R
• Focus shifts to EU banks to scrape test pass (Reuters)
• BP prepares to resume spill work as storm weakens (Reu
• Storm Bonnie weakens further over Gulf of Mexico (Reut
• North Korea declares "sacred war" on U.S. and South (R
• BP stalling payments to oil spill victims - Feinberg (
• Obama criticizes Republicans on economy (Reuters)
• Iran plans to build nuclear fusion reactor (Reuters)
• N.Korea threatens nuclear response to war games (AFP)
• Relief rig returning to BP oil leak site (AFP)
• Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attacks in Iraq (Re
• Al-Qaida claims it was behind twin Iraq bombings (AP)
• Escaped Iraq detainees are Qaeda suspects: police (AFP
• Kirkuk police chief badly wounded by Iraq car bomb (AF
• AP Sources: IOC set to name P&G as global sponsor (AP)
• Dez Bryant agrees on terms of deal with Cowboys (AP)
• Tour de France riders set out on flat 18th stage (AP)
• Fulham yet to contact Eriksson or Jones (AFP)
• Armed men rob home of Bobcats' Stephen Jackson (AP)
• Lackey loses no-hit bid in 8th, Boston wins in 13 (AP)
• A-Rod hits 599th homer, Yankees beat Royals 10-4 (AP)
• Broncos, Dumervil reach agreement on extension (AP)
• San Jose mayor wants ballot measure on A's stadium (AP
• AP Source: Thomas agrees to contract with Bulls (AP)
• Miami-Notre Dame to renew rivalry (AP)
• Millar can't wait for 'worst Tour ever' to end (AFP)
• Roenick, Hatcher brothers to enter US Hockey Hall (AP)
• Roddick's Atlanta match re-creates history (AFP)
• Pavin is early leader in Senior British 2nd round (AP)
• Flame for inaugural Youth Olympics lit (AP)
• Singer Al Jarreau hospitalized in France (AP)
• Banks, markets await European stress test results (AP)
• 17 injured in blast targeting Afghan candidate (AP)
• Cambodia awaits verdict in Khmer Rouge tribunal (AP)
• Belgium: Divided Together (Time.com)
• Crunch time for Europe's banking credibility (Reuters)
• Israel: Controversial conversion bill shelved (AP)
• Venezuela breaks ties with US-allied Colombia (AP)
• S.Africa helicopter crash kills seven police (AFP)
• At least 17 die in Pakistan floods (AFP)
• Canadian inflation eases in June on energy costs (Reut
• U.S. won't move Marines from Japan by 2014: media (Reu
• Climate and energy bill delayed as political support wither
• Venezuela cuts ties with Colombia over FARC rebels. Prelude
• How to Save Rural France (Time.com)
• Slain Calif. teen's sister urges killer to give up (AP
• Boy said to slash throats, set fire to his NY home (AP
• Ariz. judge raises the realities of porous border (AP)
• Attorney: 'Barefoot Bandit' just an immature kid (AP)
• Lawyers seek injunction to halt military gay rule (AP)
• Calif. city administrators resign over huge salary outrage
• Calif. county asks state for millions in bailout (AP)
• Tropical Storm Bonnie nears, Florida, oil spill (AP)
• Expect vigilance at likely NY Clinton wedding site (AP
• Massachusetts program turns refugees into farmers (AP)
• Proposed federal rules target for-profit colleges (AP)
• RFK Jr.'s wife guilty of driving impaired in NY (AP)
• FAA: 2 killed in Okla. medical helicopter crash (AP)
• Gay solider from Calif. honorably discharged (AP)
• Feds work to put a price tag on oil spill damage (AP)
• Key question for Blago jury: Was he just talking? (AP)
• 2 dead, 1 injured in Pa. zinc plant explosion (AP)
• Former Nev. Gov. Kenny Guinn dies in Las Vegas (AP)
• Owner of pitbulls that killed CA boy arrested (AP)
• Oil spill work stalls as Bonnie races toward Gulf (AP)
• House pressured to pass stripped-down war measure (AP)
• Rangel says he's ready to fight ethics charges (AP)
• Ford posts another quarterly profit as sales climb (AP
• NKorea tensions spike at Asian security forum (AP)
• US-Russia nuke treaty facing hurdles in US Senate (AP)
• Justin Bieber to guest star on CBS drama 'CSI' (AP)
• App helps San Fran police track stolen iPhone fast (AP
• Man decked out in Darth Vader mask robs NY bank (AP)
• MLB begins testing for HGH in minor leagues (AP)
• Gulf storm puts BP spill efforts on hold (Reuters)
• N. Korea threatens 'physical response' to U.S. moves (
• Obama says USDA "jumped the gun" on Sherrod ouster (Re
• No ruling in hearing over Arizona immigration law (Reu
• Apple's white iPhone 4 delayed, in latest headache (Re
• UK's Straw stalls over Senate Lockerbie invite (Reuter
• Senate climate bill in peril as Democrats delay action
• Russia says ready to resume NATO military ties (Reuter
• Oil workers evacuate as tropical storm sets in (AFP)
• Europe gets growth boost before bank stress tests (AFP
• Obama presses Iraqi leaders to end deadlock (Reuters)
• As Iraq war winds down, US military cleans up hazardous was
• Obama voices concerns over rocket attack in Iraq (AP)
• Obama: time to form Iraqi government 'without delay' (
• Iraqi minister says 4 al-Qaida inmates escape jail (AP
• Three contractors killed in Green Zone rocket attack (
• Rocket attack kills 3 in Baghdad Green Zone (Reuters)
• Three killed in rocket attack on Baghdad's Green Zone
• Del Potro, injured '09 champ, expected at US Open (AP)
• Heat soaring in off-court business moves as well (AP)
• Gosling joins Newcastle from Everton (AFP)
• Saban compares unscrupulous agents to a 'pimp' (AP)
• Edwards, Keselowski put on probation by NASCAR (AP)
• Sheep disrupt riders on Tour de France climb (AP)
• Bears sign RB Unga (AP)
• Padres move past Braves for best record in NL (AP)
• Yao says best form is a long, long way off (Reuters)
• Heisman Trust: No decision yet on Bush's Heisman (AP)
• London cafes take the heat out of cycling (AFP)
• Nadal to play in Thailand Open (AFP)
• Langer, Blake share early lead at Senior British (AP)
• Brooklyn arena positioned to host boxing events (AP)
• World court: Kosovo's independence was legal (AP)
• 2 Americans killed in copter crash in Afghanistan (AP)
• Another ceremonial monument found near Stonehenge (AP)
• Gaza smugglers cut underground Egyptian steel wall (AP
• Mandela grandchildren unhurt after gun attack (AP)
• Bali's travel boom: Eat, pray, love tourism (Time.com)
• Coronation Street cat ashes fetch 844 pounds (Reuters)
• Gunbattles paralyze Mexican city across from Texas (AP
• South Africa's president launches shantytown plan (AP)
• Corrected: Canada's census head quits in fight with governm
• New Zealand museum thaws 100-year-old Scotch (AP)
• Nepal election stalemate a setback for Maoists (The Ch
• A Brief History Of International Gay Marriage (Time.co
• Women Prepare to Set Sail Past Israel (OneWorld.net)
• Legacy of nuke drilling site in Colorado lingers (AP)
• Early morning house fire in NYC kills mom, 4 kids (AP)
• Philadelphia towing war leads to shootings, fire (AP)
• Calif. girl, 17, slain; parents told to watch kids (AP
• Texas mom tells 911 she used wire to kill children (AP
• Grand Teton search for climber resumes at daybreak (AP
• AP-Univision poll: Hispanic financial worries deep (AP
• Alaska pair pleads guilty to lying about hit list (AP)
• 'South Park' critic in Va. court on terror charge (AP)
• Sherrod case shows power of conservative media (AP)
• EMT with `fireman's key' accused of NY sex attacks (AP
• 2 groups sue Nebraska city over immigration law (AP)
• 'Barefoot Bandit' to make Seattle court appearance (AP
• Father-son lawyers claim rift at Blagojevich trial (AP
• Judge halts oil, gas development on Chukchi Sea (AP)
• Passengers, drinks tumble in harrowing flight (AP)
• Gingrich latest of nat'l GOP to oppose NYC mosque (AP)
• Additional jobless benefits hinge on House vote (AP)
• Feds will press case for blocking immigration law (AP)
• Sherrod says she'd love to talk race with Obama (AP)
• Elevated jobless claims point to weak labor market (AP
• 6 dead in California Greyhound bus crash (AP)
• Ships ready to leave leaky well as storm brews (AP)
• Stocks surge on upbeat earnings, forecasts (AP)
• NKorea warns US exercises threaten region (AP)
• Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie settle privacy claim (AP)
• Dodgers' Torre, Kershaw, coach disciplined (AP)
• Obama challenges Arizona immigration law in court (Reu
• Jobless claims rise more than expected last week (Reut
• BP monitoring storm, spill operations continuing (Reut
• North Korea says U.S. drills pose danger to region (Re
• Senate ends standoff and votes to restore jobless aid
• Obama budget review may trim 2010 deficit forecast (Re
• J&J AIDS drug shows promise (Reuters)
• U.S. ends ban on ties with Indonesian special forces (
• Kosovo breakaway did not violate international law: court
• North Korea condemns US sanctions, naval drills (AFP)
• Gunmen kill 4 in northern Iraq drive-by shooting (AP)
• Iraq needs $7 billion to rebuild industry: minister (A
• In Iraq, 5 US governors say conditions improving (AP)
• State Dept. planning to field a small army in Iraq (Mc
• US to draw down diplomats in Iraq in next 3-5 years (A
• Iran supports three insurgent groups in Iraq: US general
• U.S. general sees Iraq pullout without Arab-Kurd deal
• Iraq car bomb kills 30 (AFP)
• Car bomb kills at least 15 at Iraqi market (Reuters)
• Britain's Clegg says Iraq invasion was "illegal" (Reut
• War general says US exit from Iraq on track (AP)
• General Prods Senate To Fund Full Budget Request for Iraq's
• US military withdrawal in Iraq on schedule: Odierno (A
• Cubs look ahead after Piniella says he will retire (AP
• Does Armstrong still have shot at Tour stage win? (AP)
• Cole won't be going to Real, says Chelsea chairman (AF
• Wide-open US training camp begins under Coach K (AP)
• Serena Williams hoping to play at US Open (AP)
• Semenya waits on Commonwealth Games inclusion (AP)
• Cowboys sign 2 draft picks, Bryant among unsigned (AP)
• Uecker returns to Brewers broadcast booth (AP)
• Hornets hiring Dell Demps as general manager (AP)
• Cent Ark coach apologizes for relationship (AP)
• Irish rider Roche furious with his AG2R teammate (AP)
• Wild prospects don skates, aprons during camp (AP)
• Ginepri's jitters fade in victorious hometown debut (A
• Record-low TV ratings for British Open final round (AP
• German GP marks start of 2nd half of F1 season (AP)
• APNewsBreak: AU troops harming Somali civilians (AP)
• Iran says scientist provided information on CIA (AP)
• Insurgents behead 6 Afghan police in north: NATO (AP)
• 10 dead as boat capsizes in Uganda's Lake Victoria (AP
• Ending the U.K. Census: Move Could Impact Policy, Budget
• Spain predicts thaw in US and EU ties with Cuba (AP)
• Abbas: Specific US assurances on borders needed (AP)
• Mexico offers aid to survivors of day-care fire (AP)
• Church adverts banned in South Africa (AP)
• Japan hopes spy sheds light on NKorea abductions (AP)
• Aussie opposition leader to appear on talent show (AFP
• Deadly cold snap hits Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (The C
• Pakistan's Fake-Degree Scandal Threatens Legislators (
• BP reduces number of boats skimming oil in Gulf (AP)
• Will Blagojevich backpedal on vow to testify? (AP)
• Judge sets $2M bond for ex-mogul Conrad Black (AP)
• Palin still a draw for hometown, Alaska (AP)
• Oakland votes to permit large marijuana farms (AP)
• Messy cleanup of BP oil spill damages the Gulf (AP)
• Flight diverted after 30 hurt in severe turbulence (AP
• Autopsy scheduled on unidentified Calif. body (AP)
• Going whole hog: Foodies learn the art of butchery (AP
• Rubberized dam breaks at man-made Arizona lake (AP)
• Instruments from Elvis' embalming to be auctioned (AP)
• Officials: Replica shows NY bomb could have killed (AP
• Petition seeks to have wolves howl across US (AP)
• BP's altered photo distorts spill center activity (AP)
• Emotional toll for some survivors of oil rig blast (AP
• Police: Alleged freeway shooter was targeting ACLU (AP
• W.Va. gov, a popular Dem, to go for US Senate seat (AP
• Lesbian gets $35K settlement over canceled prom (AP)
• Racial tensions roil NC school board; 19 arrests (AP)
• Filibuster broken, jobless benefits may flow soon (AP)
• Sherrod not sure she would go back to Ag Dept (AP)
• Fed chief focused on keeping recovery alive (AP)
• Obama poised to sign sweeping financial overhaul (AP)
• Relief tunnel should reach BP Gulf well by weekend (AP
• US announces new sanctions against North Korea (AP)
• Ex-Romanian dictator Ceausescu and wife exhumed (AP)
• Scientists find most massive star ever discovered (AP)
• Despite short jail stint, Lohan won't be back soon (AP
• NHL says Kovalchuk deal circumvented salary cap (AP)
• Convicted ex-media baron Conrad Black freed on bond (R
• Obama to tout financial overhaul as good for economy (
• BP denies CEO leaving as it readies asset sales (Reute
• U.S. announces new sanctions against North Korea (Reut
• Tropical storm heads to China as flood toll hits 700 (
• Scotland says no conspiracy over Lockerbie release (Re
• California city approves marijuana farming (Reuters)
• At least 25 hurt in turbulence aboard United flight (R
• Clinton announces new US sanctions on North Korea (AFP
• UN court orders war crimes retrial for ex-Kosovo PM (A
• Iranian circus delights Iraqis in ancient Babylon (AFP
• US envoy: Diplomatic presence in Iraq will shrink (AP)
• Ex-MI5 spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11 (AP)
• Three killed by Iraq car bomb (AFP)
• Iraq war raised UK terror threat: ex-MI5 spy chief (AF
• Nowitzki to skip world championships for Germany (AP)
• Jennie Finch retiring from softball next month (AP)
• Armstrong out for glory in Tour mountain stage (AP)
• Spain eye 2018 World Cup hosting (AFP)
• Tour leader Contador apologizes to Schleck (AP)
• Betting operators give World Cup the all-clear (AP)
• Dutch child care wants to keep control of sailor (AP)
• Titans, Chris Johnson agree to revised deal (AP)
• Cardinals pound Kendrick, Phillies 8-4 (AP)
• Mavs re-sign Dirk Nowitzki (AP)
• Fiesta campaign donations claims referred to AG (AP)
• Lawyer defends cycling drugs probe victim Petacchi (AF
• Kovalchuk agrees to 17-year deal with Devils (AP)
• Foot injury jeopardises Serena's US Open (AFP)
• Time for Mayweather to fight Pacquiao (AP)
• Karzai reaffirms 2014 goal for Afghan-led security (AP
• Former inmate recalls daring escape from Auschwitz (AP
• China vows to stop restaurant reuse of cooking oil (AP
• Cambodia: Khmer Rouge History the Focus of Tourism Plan
• Q+A: Will BP spill taint Cameron's U.S. visit? (Reuter
• Iran's parliament adopts bill against inspections (AP)
• Cuba orders Chilean to appear in corruption probe (AP)
• Heart transplant climber turned back on Mt. Kenya (AP)
• N.Korea, Myanmar dominate ASEAN meet (AFP)
• Bank of Canada raises rates (Reuters)
• Sex Party promises 'real action' for Australians (AFP)
• Clinton unveils $500 million in aid projects for Pakistan
• London tries next revolution in connectivity: talking, not
• Mexico's Drug War Gets Worse with Killings in Ciudad Juarez
• HIV: Finally, Positive Results from a Microbicide Trial
• Heroic mailman saves 3 lives while on the job (AP)
• In Fla., resentment washes ashore along with oil (AP)
• Abducted girl was loved, says man who raised her (AP)
• Lesbian teen accepts Miss. school district's offer (AP
• RI, Ariz. immigrant measures diverge on key points (AP
• AIDS breakthrough: Gel helps prevent infection (AP)
• Playboy launches new work-safe website (AP)
• US pet owners paying for high-tech veterinary care (AP
• Judge refuses to withdraw from drilling ban case (AP)
• Colo. city would bar disrobing at council meetings (AP
• Court grants bail to jailed ex-media mogul Black (AP)
• Can deciphering your doctor's notes improve care? (AP)
• Mo. Special Olympics ousts ex-priest over abuse (AP)
• Attorneys: Accused pirates blindfolded, handcuffed (AP
• Senator wants more credit card protection (AP)
• Democrats to give jobless benefits another vote (AP)
• BP cap stays on, feds call new leaks insignificant (AP
• Blagojevich expected to testify after his brother (AP)
• Lindsay Lohan due in court to report for jail term (AP
• Committee vote Tuesday on Kagan court nomination (AP)
• Toyota subpoenaed by federal grand jury (AP)
• China surpasses US as world's top energy consumer (AP)
• Spider-infested ship turned back from Guam landing (AP
• AP-Univision Poll: US Hispanics mix hopes, strains (AP
• WTA Tour: SWilliams questionable for US Open (AP)
• Cameron defends BP as company tests capped well (Reute
• Afghans set ambitious 2014 target for security (Reuter
• Obama: Republicans playing politics with jobless (Reut
• U.S. and South Korea unveil drills in "show of force"
• U.S. troops to arrive at Mexico border August 1 (Reute
• China satisfied with Google search engine tweak (Reute
• Surprise commercial orders overshadow defense (Reuters
• Another Foxconn worker falls to death: Xinhua (Reuters
• Afghanistan wants full security handover by 2014 (AFP)
• BP cap stays on as 'static kill' idea floated (AFP)
• U.S. cleric warns Yemen could be next Iraq or Afghanistan
• Iraq's last Sabeans take sad New Year dip in Tigris (A
• Ex-M15 spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11 (AP)
• UK "swamped" with threats after wars: ex-spy chief (Re
• Six Turkish soldiers killed by Kurdish rebels (AFP)
• Top Marine in Haditha case forced to retire (AFP)
• US Marine officer in Haditha case leaves service (AP)
• Iraqi cleric meets with PM candidate in Syria (AP)
• Sunni Awakening resolute in face of Iraq bombing (The
• Allawi, Sadr hold talks on forming Iraqi govt (AFP)
• Tour de France begins second day in Pyrenees (AP)
• Mayweather silent on status of Pacquiao talks (AP)
• Joe Cole joins Liverpool (AFP)
• Pettitte injures groin, Yankees beat Price, Rays (AP)
• UConn AD named head of NCAA basketball committee (AP)
• Armstrong: LeMond claim about payoff is 'nonsense' (AP
• Kazmir, Izturis switch places on Angels' DL (AP)
• After moves, Wade isn't bothered by Heat naysayers (AP
• Sanchez, Menchov 'playing upsetters role' on Tour (AFP
• Roddick back as Atlanta event re-emerges on ATP Tour (
• SAfrica celebrates Oosthuizen's win at Old Course (AP)
• Power takes Honda Indy Toronto for 2nd win in row (AP)
• London 2012 on schedule despite budget cuts (AP)
• Air show kicks off with small flurry of orders (AP)
• Clinton arrives in Afghan capital for conference (AP)
• Clinton, Gates: Fight AIDS more efficiently (AP)
• UK's Cameron: releasing Lockerbie bomber was wrong (AP
• WWI troops found in mass grave reburied in France (AP)
• Syria bans face veils at universities (AP)
• Rebels attack army base in Central African Republic (A
• Australia, Britain bury WWI soldier in France (AFP)
• U.S. to unveil large aid package to win the hearts of Pakis
• Hillary Clinton's Pakistan trip: More talk, less action
• Somalia Center Stage Ahead of African Summit (OneWorld
• In US cities, HIV linked more to poverty than race (AP
• Gun permit allows quick access to Texas Capitol (AP)
• Ga. softens once lauded strict sex offender law (AP)
• Gulf forecast: Cloudy with a chance of tar balls (AP)
• EMT accused of ignoring dying NYC woman is killed (AP)
• RICO law made to combat Mafia used in BP lawsuits (AP)
• Defense to start in trial of Blagojevich brothers (AP)
• Argument led to deadly Wash. state park shooting (AP)
• Suspect hospitalized in Oakland freeway shootout (AP)
• NY mulls indoor tanning rules, cites cancer risk (AP)
• Temporary cap in place — now what for the Gulf? (AP)
• Oakland pot-growing plan worries small bud tenders (AP
• First family wraps up packed Maine holiday (AP)
• NYC City Hall renovation targets dangerous decay (AP)
• Body found at Washington home of homicide suspect (AP)
• Wis. Boy Scout dies from rock bridge fall in Utah (AP)
• Fear of `resegregation' fuels unrest in NC (AP)
• 61 people killed as 2 trains crash in east India (AP)
• Oil cap kept shut despite seep near ruptured well (AP)
• Clinton tries to win over skeptical Pakistan (AP)
• New powers given to Russia's security agency (AP)
• Officials say gunmen kill 18 at party in Mexico (AP)
• Economists say recovery continues, but pace slows (AP)
• Homebuilders less confident in housing market (AP)
• Test-tube kids and cancer? Method unlikely a cause (AP
• Teenage singer Charice gets Botox for 'Glee' debut (AP
• Louie Who scores another win for South Africa (AP)
• Investors worry about seepage at capped BP well (Reute
• Moody's downgrades Ireland on bank and growth worries
• Obama presses for extension of jobless benefits (Reute
• Leasing magnate buys big at air show (Reuters)
• Robert Gates in Seoul for talks on North Korea (Reuter
• Afghanistan plans ambitious vision for the future (Reu
• Bill Clinton and Bill Gates want value for money in AIDS fi
• China seals oil port after spill (Reuters)
• BP ordered to draft new plan after oil seepage (AFP)
• Clinton seeks more from Pakistan in terror fight (AFP)
• Allawi, Sadr hold talks in Damascus (AFP)
• Attack on British security firm in Iraq kills 4 (Reute
• Sanctions-hit Iran fuels oil smuggling in Iraq's north
• Iraq suicide bomber kills 45 in strike on anti-Qaeda militi
• Tariq Aziz back in Iraqi court, says official (AP)
• Oosthuizen goes for another unlikely Open title (AP)
• Woods goes back to old putter at British Open (AP)
• Capello will axe Terry says Cannavaro (AFP)
• Bruyneel: Armstrong aiming for stage win (AP)
• Tour de France cyclists set off on mountain test (AP)
• Final table set at World Series of Poker (AP)
• Jets WRs Clowney, Holmes heading to Ghana (AP)
• A glance at the final table of the WSOP (AP)
• Heat complete Ilgauskas signing as roster fills (AP)
• Marshall's DeQuan Bembry kicked off football team (AP)
• LeMond says probe could 'end' Armstrong - report (AFP)
• Serena sidelined by broken glass (AFP)
• Kim defeats McDaniel 6 and 5 to win Public Links (AP)
• Warren gets redemption at US boxing championships (AP)
• Edwards beats Keselowski in wild finish (AP)
• Spanish parliament to debate ban on public burqas (AP)
• Did Credit Suisse Help its German Customers Evade Taxes?
• Farnborough tests health of ailing aircraft market (AP
• Egypt: basis to move to direct peace talks lacking (AP
• Jobless in Cuba? Communism faces the unthinkable (AP)
• Indonesia issues tsunami warning after quake (AP)
• Australia on 'knife-edge' at start of poll campaign (A
• Australia government holds poll lead as campaign gears up
• Why Venezuela's Chavez Dug Up Bolivar's Bones (Time.co
• WA state park remains closed after deadly shooting (AP
• For US, ongoing battle against changing oil 'Blob' (AP
• Evidence of abduction found for missing SoCal teen (AP
• Officials: No one under NJ parking garage rubble (AP)
• Giant oil skimmer won't work in Gulf spill cleanup (AP
• Iroquois lacrosse team ends bid to go to England (AP)
• Iroquois passport dispute raises sovereignty issue (AP
• Man with neo-Nazi ties leading patrols in AZ (AP)
• First family enjoys tennis, sights on Maine coast (AP)
• Short-snouted dogs face greater air travel risks (AP)
• BP: Well cap may bottle oil until permanent plug (AP)
• Bomb kills 3 in Afghan capital ahead of conference (AP
• Clinton aims to refine goals of Afghan war (AP)
• Strong earthquake shakes Alaska island region (AP)
• Hamas bans women from smoking water pipes in cafes (AP
• Treating HIV also prevents its spread, study finds (AP
• 'Inception' earns dreamy reception with $60.4M (AP)
• Woods faces 12-shot deficit heading to Open finale (AP
• BP hopes to keep blown well capped (Reuters)
• U.S. to send stern message to North Korea (Reuters)
• Taliban hit Afghan police posts; free 23 prisoners (Re
• Talk persists of Bloomberg presidential run (Reuters)
• Clinton arrives in Pakistan for talks on security (Reu
• Mideast leaders line up to talks to Egypt's Mubarak (R
• Biden 2008 presidential campaign penalized $219,000 (R
• World celebrates as South Africa's Mandela turns 92 (A
• US on track for Iraq troop drawdown: Biden (AFP)
• Suicide attacks kill at least 48 in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq combat mission on track for August end: Biden (Re
• Iraq bomber kills 43 in attack on anti-Qaeda militia (
• Biden: Iraq drawdown on schedule despite politics (AP)
• Jailed Tareq Aziz on trial over public funds: lawyer (
• Suicide bombers attack Iraq militia and kill over 40 (
• Yankees remember Steinbrenner with tribute (AP)
• Pacquiao-Mayweather deadline passes without deal (AP)
• Man Utd beat Celtic 3-1 in North America soccer tour (
• Watson says goodbye to Old Course but not Open (AP)
• Drama finds Daly — again — at British Open (AP)
• McIlroy goes from glory to misery (AP)
• Seahawks Hill suspended 1 game by NFL (AP)
• Indians place closer Kerry Wood on disabled list (AP)
• Wall scores 31 points in win over Hornets (AP)
• Evans soldiers on despite fracture (Reuters)
• Garrigus, Bettencourt share Reno-Tahoe Open lead (AP)
• Pacquiao to enter fight talks with Cotto and Margarito
• NASCAR Trucks race postponed by power outage (AP)
• US relay runners win Olympic medals appeal (AP)
• Australian PM Gillard announces Aug 21 elections (AP)
• Car bomb signals new dimension to Mexican drug war (AP
• Defending Her Policies, Australian PM Calls For August Elec
• Divers find 200-year old champagne in Baltic wreck (AP
• Abbas says Israel must accept foreign border force (AP
• Venezuela opens Bolivar's tomb to examine remains (AP)
• Police arrest 20 suspects in Uganda bombing (AP)
• Five NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Canada to buy 65 F-35 jet fighters in C$9 bln deal (Re
• Australia's 1st female PM faces 1st poll as leader (AP
• Americans who spied for Cuba sentenced to prison (McCl
• Vatican stirs storm on women priests in clarifying law on c
• Transitional vs. Permanent Homes for Haiti's Displaced
• Battling The Blob from Coast Guard's command post (AP)
• Iroquois lacrosse team bowing out of UK tournament (AP
• 94 charged in Medicare scams totaling $251M (AP)
• Immigrant deaths in Arizona desert soaring in July (AP
• Good time in Maine for Obama, good news on spill (AP)
• What Uga the Georgia bulldog gets before he flies (AP)
• Police focus on couple who raised abducted girl (AP)
• Even with leak stopped, Gulf's pain may last years (AP
• Judge: Law penalizing fake heroes unconstitutional (AP
• Top Texas criminal judge warned but keeps job (AP)
• Texas mayor who killed self had financial troubles (AP
• FDA says breast cancer drug did not extend lives (AP)
• Lawyer: Lohan staying at substance abuse facility (AP)
• Missing Oregon boy's father wants wife out of home (AP
• Ex-officer testifies in military gay policy trial (AP)
• Teen dubbed 'Barefoot Bandit' soon headed to Wash. (AP
• Minor earthquake shakes up US capital's movers (AP)
• BP: No sign of leaks as capped well nears 48 hours (AP
• Clinton heads to Afghanistan as US war fears grow (AP)
• Roadside bombs kill 5 NATO troops in Afghanistan (AP)
• Obama: GOP blocking unemployed, small business aid (AP
• Police detain 40 after Iran mosque bombing (AP)
• Vatican defends revised abuse rules (AP)
• Official: No one under NJ parking garage rubble (AP)
• Dancing, laughing at Auschwitz: who has the right? (AP
• Dutch teenage sailor gets green light from mother (AP)
• Will Oosthuizen be another surprising Open champ? (AP)
• Gulf well test could exceed 48 hours: BP executive (Re
• Defiant Jobs stands by iPhone 4, dishes out cases (Reu
• Australian PM calls election (Reuters)
• NATO not winning Afghan hearts and minds: poll (Reuter
• Abbas clarifies terms for direct Mideast talks (Reuter
• Iran Guards warn U.S. of "fallout" over bomb attack (R
• Sudan army: 300 rebels, 75 troops killed in Darfur (Re
• Typhoon weakens after China and heading for Vietnam (R
• Australian PM calls poll, vowing to 'move forward' (AF
• BP says no sign of sub-sea harm to leaking US well (AF
• Iraqi cleric Sadr visits Syria from exile in Iran (AFP
• Lawyer wins permission to see Tareq Aziz in prison (AF
• 28 killed in hotel fire in Iraq's Kurdish region (AP)
• Iraqis to seek torture inquiry in Britain (AFP)
• Play resumes at British Open after weather delay (AP)
• Oosthuizen making a name for himself at Old Course (AP
• Maradona 'set to stay on' (AFP)
• One for the ages: Calcavecchia goes low at British (AP
• Schleck holds small lead as Tour's Stage 12 begins (AP
• Wade says James 'didn't quit' on Cavs' playoff run (AP
• Michael Vick trustee seeks repayment of millions (AP)
• Red Sox routed after Steinbrenner tribute (Reuters)
• Magic match Bulls' offer sheet to retain Redick (AP)
• Ex-Indiana player Leary pleads guilty in fraud (AP)
• Contador on familiar terrain in Mende (Reuters)
• Wild signs Mikko Koivu to 7-year, $47M extension (AP)
• Triple bogey can't ruin Casey's day at St. Andrews (AP
• Froch, Abraham to fight in Monaco (AP)
• Jones's relay runners to learn fate of 2000 medals (AP
• Turkey unveils its own drone plane for first time (AP)
• UK court fines 5 firms for massive 2005 explosion (AP)
• Thousands evacuated as typhoon hits southern China (AP
• India says Pakistan must punish Mumbai attackers (AP)
• Protesters clash with forces in Indian Kashmir (AP)
• Pakistan: Skepticism over Punjab Terrorism Crackdown (
• New playhouse planned for Shakespeare theater site (AP
• Palestinians: home demolitions hurt peace talks (AP)
• 3 killed in drug gang attack on police in Mexico (AP)
• South African Air Force parachutist falls to death (AP
• Photos 'show Himalayan glaciers receding' (AFP)
• Canada-U.S. Seaway section may reopen Thursday (Reuter
• Hundreds attend NZ funeral for boisterous dolphin (AP)
• Taliban attacks in Afghanistan show growing sophistication
• Mexico City promises free honeymoon to Argentina's first ga
• Afghanistan: The U.S. goes local in anti-Taliban fight
• Ala. man remembers going over Niagara Falls as boy (AP
• 25,000 new asteroids found by NASA's sky mapping (AP)
• Elderly couple dies while trapped in home elevator (AP
• APNewsBreak: NM hosting border meeting AZ canceled (AP
• Some have trouble believing BP stopped oil leak (AP)
• Ship junked 200 years ago uncovered at WTC site (AP)
• Ariz. immigration law hearing ends with no ruling (AP)
• Miss. man charged with post-Katrina hate crime (AP)
• Authorities dispute Polanski case miscommunication (AP
• Iroquois lacrosse team stuck in NY ahead of Game 2 (AP
• Abducted Calif. girl found in Ariz. never schooled (AP
• Sea turtles rescued from Gulf spill released (AP)
• Estranged aide to John Edwards reaches movie deal (AP)
• Friends say accused serial killer dropped hints (AP)
• NY lawyer gets 10-year term in terrorism case (AP)
• NYC mayor spends $109M on campaign. Opponent? $9M (AP)
• Va. man stuck in Egypt on no-fly list coming to US (AP
• Shelters filling up as Gulf pet owners struggle (AP)
• BP encouraged that capped-off oil well still holds (AP
• Congress passes stiff financial reform bill (AP)
• Consumer prices dip for third straight month (AP)
• Goldman paying $550M to settle civil fraud charges (AP
• Sunni group claims Iran mosque blast killing 27 (AP)
• Apple to speak on iPhone 4 amid antenna troubles (AP)
• Minor earthquake shakes US capital's movers (AP)
• Pink taken to hospital after stage fall (AP)
• Oosthuizen surges to 3-shot lead at British Open (AP)
• BP stops oil spewing into Gulf as well tests continue
• Wall Street reform clears Congress (Reuters)
• Iran scientist was longtime informant: report (Reuters
• Goldman to settle with SEC for $550 million (Reuters)
• Apple faces music on iPhone flaw but recall unlikely (
• Small quake hits Washington, D.C., area (Reuters)
• Clinton to seek signs of progress in Afghanistan (Reut
• Buffett warns Obama U.S. economy only halfway back (Re
• BP 'encouraged' by results of well testing (AFP)
• Foreigners among 30 dead in Iraq hotel blaze (AFP)
• North Iraq hotel fire kills 28, half foreigners (AP)
• Hotel fire kills 30 in Iraq's Kurdish north (Reuters)
• Ten killed, 24 wounded in Iraq attacks: officials (AFP
• U.S. hands over last Iraq jail but keeps 200 inmates (
• As US hands over last prison in Iraq, a glimpse at how deta
• Golf's best sideshow still entertains at Open (AP)
• Thierry Henry retires from French national team (AP)
• Rooney emerges unscathed from court battle (AFP)
• Schleck defends Tour lead over Contador (AP)
• Bolt ready to take on Powell at Stade de France (AP)
• Steinbrenner's impact on baseball beyond Yankees (AP)
• Browns' Shaun Rogers avoids felony gun charge (AP)
• 1998 champ Nguyen out at World Series of Poker (AP)
• NBA's West reaches plea agreement in Md. case (AP)
• Vanderbilt coach steps down 7 weeks before opener (AP)
• Fine chance for sprinter Cavendish in 11th stage (Reut
• Wild re-sign backup goalie Harding to 1-year deal (AP)
• Seve skips St. Andrews, but his spirit is here (AP)
• Spinks creates title tripleheader in St. Louis (AP)
• Dallara creates new chassis for IndyCar (AP)
• Cuba prisoners shared cells with rats, roaches (AP)
• Blast in Pakistan's Swat Valley kills 5, wounds 58 (AP
• Can the Allies Trust Afghan Soldiers to Watch Their Backs?
• World parliaments criticize Israel, Cambodia (AP)
• Israelis convicted in bound Palestinian's shooting (AP
• S.Africa name Mosimane as new football coach (AFP)
• Americans torn over Obama strategy in Afghanistan: poll
• Earl Jones victims can sue Royal Bank of Canada (Reute
• Surgeon jailed for killing 3 appeals in Australia (AP)
• Dems, GOP showing rising frustration with Afghan war (
• Somalia's al-Shabab Wants to Join Terror's Big League
• Youth Leading HIV 'Prevention Revolution' (OneWorld.ne
• School aims to re-teach civics with focus on faith (AP
• Obama's Maine island long visited by rich, famous (AP)
• Accused 'Barefoot Bandit' has US court appearance (AP)
• Experts work to free buried ship hull at WTC site (AP)
• Explosion at Pa. coke plant under investigation (AP)
• Dallas-area mayor apparently kills daughter, self (AP)
• Gay ex-officer to testify against military's ban (AP)
• Revs. Sharpton, Jackson downplay tea party issue (AP)
• Immigration law to get first major court hearing (AP)
• Oil hits Louisiana's largest seabird nesting area (AP)
• Helena school board gets earful on sex ed proposal (AP
• 3 officers plead not guilty in Katrina shootings (AP)
• Illegal immigrants hold DC 'teach-in' to push bill (AP
• Government seeks tough sentence against NY lawyer (AP)
• Calif. AG sues feds over renewable energy loans (AP)
• Agency to reconsider natural gas drilling stoppage (AP
• Medal of Honor hero Vernon Baker dies at age 90 (AP)
• BP: Cap should start choking oil 'soon' after fix (AP)
• After fits and starts, bank bill ready for passage (AP
• Homes lost to foreclosure on track for 1M in 2010 (AP)
• Argentina legalizes gay marriage in historic vote (AP)
• In letter, Swiss say they sought Polanski data (AP)
• 'Abducted' nuclear scientist returns to Iran (AP)
• Initial claims for jobless benefits drop sharply (AP)
• Apple to address iPhone troubles on Friday (AP)
• McIlroy rips through a defenseless Old Course (AP)
• BP says critical test on blown Gulf well to start soon
• Wall Street bill nears the finish line in Congress (Re
• Iran nuclear scientist returns home from U.S. (Reuters
• Vivus' weight-loss drug faces key U.S. test (Reuters)
• Karzai approves plan for new Afghan police force (Reut
• BP lobbied UK over Libyan prisoner transfer case (Reut
• Jobless claims fall, production steady, PPI falls (Reu
• Amiable mood for North Korea-U.N. military talks: officials
• Vatican fast-tracks paedophile priest probe (AFP)
• Leak forces new delay to BP oil cap test (AFP)
• US army hands over last prison in Iraq (AFP)
• British aid worker's killer 'may have fled Iraq' (AFP)
• US transfers last prison under its control to Iraq (AP
• Saudi plane makes first flight to Iraq in 20 years (AF
• U.S. hands over prisons and prisoners to Iraq (Reuters
• In Iraq, US hands over Tariq Aziz, other Saddam Hussein-era
• Lion, wolves and bears draw the crowds at Baghdad pet shop
• Charges dropped against gay veteran protester (AP)
• Wade says hardest part of rebuilding Heat is over (AP)
• Cavs sign G Lowry to offer sheet (AP)
• Bode Miller submits contract with US Ski Team (AP)
• Henry signs for New York Red Bulls (AFP)
• Beckham hopes to play in 2012 London Olympics (AP)
• Thierry Henry joins New York Red Bulls (AP)
• TO concerned teams perceive him as a troublemaker (AP)
• Malfunction sends fireworks into baseball stadium (AP)
• NBA T-Wolves send Jefferson to Jazz (AFP)
• Michigan Stadium's capacity set at 109,901 (AP)
• I was just a rider on the team, says Armstrong (Reuter
• Stormy weather wipes out Champions' Challenge (AP)
• WSB offers amateur boxers salary, shot at Olympics (AP
• AP sources: IOC to announce deal with Dow (AP)
• Cuban dissidents face uncertain future in Spain (AP)
• 26 killed, 38 missing as typhoon hits Philippines (AP)
• Averting showdown, Gaza-bound ship changes course (AP)
• Vietnam Child-Abuse Case Exposes Need for Social Workers
• Irish economy set for solid recovery: IMF (AFP)
• Strong quakes shake Chile, but no damage reported (AP)
• Christian-Muslim clashes in Nigeria leave 8 dead (AFP)
• India, US nat'l security advisers talk terrorism (AP)
• Canada seeks support for securities watchdog plan (Reu
• Australia slashes growth forecast (AFP)
• How did Iranian nuclear scientist end up in Washington?
• Iran's Shahram Amiri: The U.S. Denies Kidnap Allegations
• Alleged 'Barefoot Bandit' to face charges in US (AP)
• Scientists say Gulf spill altering food web (AP)
• Pilot, 3 grandchildren die in Michigan plane crash (AP
• Deaf inmate says fingerprint proves his innocence (AP)
• Utah agencies probe alleged illegal immigrant list (AP
• Billboard linking Obama, Hitler draws complaints (AP)
• Buffalo, NY, bus driver saves 10 from burning home (AP
• NAACP accuses tea party of tolerating bigotry (AP)
• Blagojevich prosecutors done quicker than expected (AP
• Opponents pack hearing on mosque near ground zero (AP)
• Police outline NM shooting spree that left 3 dead (AP)
• 4-time Texas lotto winner rich with money, mystery (AP
• Judge permits US trial of 1st Guantanamo detainee (AP)
• Study: Many docs don't blow whistle on colleagues (AP)
• Candidate was entrusted with vital military duties (AP
• NYC court tosses FCC's fleeting expletives policy (AP)
• After days of progress, BP freezes work in Gulf (AP)
• Cops could face death in post-Katrina shootings (AP)
• Retail sales drop 0.5 percent in June (AP)
• Afghan attacks kill 8 US soldiers in 24 hours (AP)
• Iranian nuclear scientist on his way home (AP)
• Stocks mixed after disappointing retail sales data (AP
• Airline fees make it hard to shop for best deal (AP)
• Bristol Palin, Levi Johnston say they're engaged (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Cruz, Bardem marry in the Bahamas (AP)
• McCann comes up big, NL finally wins All-Star game (AP
• BP delays new cap test to avoid inconclusive result (R
• Obama aides say stimulus saved millions of jobs (Reute
• U.S. panel nears vote on Glaxo diabetes drug (Reuters)
• Stage set for final votes on Wall Street reform bill (
• EU fails to reach deal on financial supervision (Reute
• Blagojevich to take stand at U.S. corruption trial (Re
• Iranian scientist heads home to official welcome (Reut
• Toyota blames driver error for some unwanted speeding
• Defiant Libya ship resumes course, 'destination Gaza'
• Iran scientist heading home from US (AFP)
• Jailed Tareq Aziz handed over to Iraqis (AFP)
• Iraq: US hands over Tariq Aziz, other detainees (AP)
• Saudi to restart Iraq flights after 20-year freeze (AF
• Turkey to form professional army to fight rebels (AP)
• Iraq's artists reflect pain, trauma of the war (AP)
• Iraq oil revenues 95% of state income: minister (AFP)
• US wants greater effort from Iraq to form government (
• Iraqis angry at more delays in forming government (Reu
• Iraq cabinet to summon Kurds over Iran fuel sales (Reu
• Clinton: Iraq must form government soon (AP)
• World Cup critics should be feasting on their words (T
• W.Cup winners Spain receive heroes welcome home (AFP)
• Woods expects good reception from British fans (AP)
• David Ortiz wins HR Derby with 11-homer final (AP)
• South Africa to bid to host 2020 Olympics (AP)
• Chargers receiver Jackson suspended for three games (R
• Warriors sign free agent F Dorell Wright (AP)
• March Madness will include 4 first-round games (AP)
• Evans defends slender lead into Tour's 9th stage (AP)
• Blackhawks to keep D Hjalmarsson (AP)
• Els feels like he's in good shape for British Open (AP
• Afghan soldier attacks, kills 3 British troops (AP)
• 300 arrested in major anti-crime sweep in Italy (AP)
• Bavaria smoking ban rules out cigarettes at Oktoberfest
• Israeli bulldozers raze 4 east Jerusalem buildings (AP
• Grammy-winning Brazilian jazz artist Moura dies (AP)
• Zimbabwe to forge ahead with diamond sales (AFP)
• 'Twisted parliament' bodes ill for Japan (AP)
• Dollar climbs on renewed risk appetite, optimism (Reut
• Australia police find cocaine haul in paving slabs (AF
• Israeli military: 'Mistakes were made' in deadly flotilla r
• Uganda bombings: Somalis in Uganda's capital now fear repri
• The Badlands of Kandahar: Counterinsurgency's Testing Groun
• Getting Away with Rape (OneWorld.net)
• WA town glad so-called 'Barefoot Bandit' in jail (AP)
• Case of kids found on Facebook revives disputes (AP)
• Ex-NFL star Taylor pleads not guilty to NY rape (AP)
• 'Scuse me? Hendrix bandmate sues over '03 release (AP)
• GOP group challenges policy on gays in military (AP)
• NM gunman shoots girlfriend, kills 2 at plant (AP)
• Mate piloting tug in Pa. duck boat crash takes 5th (AP
• Gov't hopes new drilling moratorium can survive (AP)
• Guatemalan women could get asylum due to murders (AP)
• Crewman buried at Arlington 60 years after he died (AP
• Blagojevich defense attorneys to argue for delay (AP)
• Coast Guard lifts ban on news coverage near booms (AP)
• 2 Chicago-area men sentenced in Ohio soldier plot (AP)
• From texting to apps, using cell phones for health (AP
• US rule could keep Iroquois from lacrosse tourney (AP)
• Jet makes emergency landing in Aleutians (AP)
• Yankees owner George Steinbrenner dies at 80 (AP)
• No promises as BP set to test if new cap stops oil (AP
• US trade deficit widens to $42.3 billion in May (AP)
• French parliament approves ban on face veils (AP)
• Missing Iranian scientist surfaces in Washington (AP)
• 17 dead, 44 missing as landslides hit China towns (AP)
• 7 Cuban political prisoners arrive in Spain (AP)
• China seeks to reduce Internet users' anonymity (AP)
• Stocks surge after Alcoa, CSX report strong profit (AP
• US vows continued pursuit of Roman Polanski (AP)
• BP prepares to test new cap on well (Reuters)
• Majority of Americans lack faith in Obama: poll (Reute
• Yankees owner George Steinbrenner dies at 80 (Reuters)
• Iran scientist turns up at Washington mission (Reuters
• North Korea calls off talks with U.N. officers over ship
• Uganda finds suicide vest as death toll from blast rises
• Obesity pill works but safety is a concern: FDA (Reute
• Israeli navy challenges Gaza-bound Libyan ship (Reuter
• Cuban political prisoners arrive in Spain (AFP)
• BP hopes cap will end Gulf oil nightmare (AFP)
• Oil smuggling to Iran embarrassment for Iraq (AP)
• Iran-backed group eyed attack on US bases in Iraq: general
• Iran's threat in Iraq on the rise, says US general (AP
• At least 11 dead in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraqi schools, once renowned, still reeling from war (
• Ex-diplomat: UK exaggerated Iraq WMD claims (AP)
• Spain basks in World Cup glory (Reuters)
• Goals like socks for World Cup poster boys (Reuters)
• Oracle octopus gets own World Cup for winning streak (
• Champions Spain back home, Blatter praises .SAfrica (A
• Spain celebrates first World Cup (AP)
• Union remains skeptical about HGH test's validity (AP)
• Fans give Braves rookie Jason Heyward a thumbs-up (AP)
• City, Pacers deal keeps team in Indianapolis (AP)
• Tour de France shaping up as 3-way scrap (AP)
• Fish rallies for Newport title (AFP)
• Woods to play with Justin Rose at St. Andrews (AP)
• Driver killed in crash at Washington raceway (AP)
• 3 Britons sentenced in airline bomb plot (AP)
• Fidel Castro to appear on Cuban television program (AP
• Uganda blasts: Are Somali militants Al-Shabab to blame?
• England blunts Bangladesh attack in cricket one-dayer
• Tiny shard bears oldest script found in Jerusalem (AP)
• Fights over land stall Haiti earthquake recovery (AP)
• Afghan government seeking bigger slice of aid pie (Reu
• Australian PM may call election within days: media (Re
• Libya's Qaddafi latest to challenge Israel's Gaza blockade
• Spain's World Cup win: Final brings Spaniards together
• Analysis: How 2 million lost jobless benefits (AP)
• Babies of the oil spill face an uncertain future (AP)
• Rev. Schuller's daughter assumes lead pastor role (AP)
• FEC filing shows Palin gave $87,500 to candidates (AP)
• What have prosecutors proved about Blagojevich? (AP)
• Ex-Univ. of Delaware student killed in Uganda (AP)
• 10-foot gator bites off man's hand in Fla. canal (AP)
• LA police teach Marines how to train Afghan police (AP
• Napolitano meets with Brewer at governors meeting (AP)
• Technology's disasters share long trail of hubris (AP)
• Future of Burr Oak Cemetery uncertain 1 year later (AP
• Vt. scrap-wood dinosaur posing modern-day problem (AP)
• Rev. Schuller retiring from lead pastor role (AP)
• Polanski free, Swiss reject US extradition request (AP
• BP: Oil cap will be attached today, then tested (AP)
• Israel report blames flawed planning for Gaza raid (AP
• Al-Qaida-linked Somali group claims Uganda blasts (AP)
• US should better define, counter Islamic extremism (AP
• Int'l Court charges Sudan president with genocide (AP)
• NKorea, US-led UN Command to meet over sinking (AP)
• Alzheimer's advances show need for better drugs (AP)
• World Cup winners arrive home in Spain for fiesta (AP)
• Octopus oracle Paul to retire (AP)
• BP to attach new cap on leaking Gulf well on Monday (R
• Uganda bombings kill 74 (Reuters)
• Republican senator sees Wall St bill passing (Reuters)
• Russia says Iran moving closer to nuclear weapons (Reu
• Bernanke says spurring credit key to rebound (Reuters)
• FHFA issues subpoenas on private mortgage bonds (Reute
• Russia's Medvedev calls for alliances with U.S., EU (R
• Swiss free Polanski, won't return him to the U.S. (Reu
• Uganda bombings kill 74 at World Cup parties (AFP)
• Japan PM faces deadlock after poll rout (AFP)
• Saudi urges Iraq parties to form government (AFP)
• Iraq parliament session delayed over govt impasse (AP)
• Parliament gives Iraq leaders two more weeks to form govt
• Four dead in Iraq violence (AFP)
• Webber wins British GP after clash with Vettel (AP)
• Leaders and stars jet to SAfrica for WCup final (AFP)
• Grandson: Nelson Mandela to greet World Cup fans (AP)
• Amber Riley to bring some 'Glee' to All-Star game (AP)
• Creamer still up by 3 at US Women's Open (AP)
• Yankees PA man Bob Sheppard dies (AP)
• Dolphins use full-page ads to welcome Heat 'Big 3' (AP
• UGA football players arrested for alcohol offenses (AP
• Armstrong crashes before big climb in 8th stage (AP)
• Fish to face Rochus in Newport final (AFP)
• Stricker sets 54-hole PGA record at Deere Classic (AP)
• Ecclestone hopes to see F1 in Cape Town in 3 years (AP
• New photos show smiling Fidel Castro out in public (AP
• Brazil: Air France jet lands after bomb threat (AP)
• A Film Critic on the World Cup: You Call that Football?
• Dozens rescued from overheated train in Germany (AP)
• Hezbollah says it has list of targets in Israel (AP)
• S. Africa holds education summit before WCup final (AP
• Japan govt loses upper house majority: exit polls (AFP
• Australia defends 'difficult' asylum-seeker plan (AFP)
• Will the Arctic Oil Rush Be Spoiled By a Spill? (Time.
• Toyota lashed out at instructor during big recall (AP)
• Struggling states seeking more aid from Washington (AP
• 2 Hungarian boat crash victims remembered in Pa. (AP)
• LA Grim Sleeper suspect had 4-decade arrest record (AP
• Activists keep Nev. horses from going to slaughter (AP
• Seventh lawsuit filed over Ariz. immigration law (AP)
• LAPD bomb squad removes live ordnance from home (AP)
• Leader of governors group focuses on college grads (AP
• Spill spreads anxiety among Vietnamese fishermen (AP)
• BP claims progress on new cap as oil spews freely (AP)
• Attacks kill 11 Afghan police, official in north (AP)
• Holder: US to watch Arizona for racial profiling (AP)
• 'Barefoot Bandit's 2-year run from law is over (AP)
• Kennedy's clout could grow on high court (AP)
• 775 coffins: Bosnia marks 1995 Srebrenica massacre (AP
• Exit polls: Japan ruling party loses on tax talk (AP)
• China renews Google's operating license (AP)
• LeBron's 'Decision' watched by nearly 10M people (AP)
• World Cup fever grips Netherlands, Spain (AP)
• Japan government mauled in election (Reuters)
• BP sees progress on new oil-containment system (Reuter
• Businesses step up criticism of Obama's agenda (Reuter
• Taliban attacks kill 14 Afghan police: officials (Reut
• Fidel Castro makes first appearance in four years (Reu
• BP starts work to install new cap on gushing well (Reu
• NATO denies Taliban ascendant as Afghan toll mounts (R
• Israel says won't let Libyan aid ship reach Gaza (Reut
• Hundreds of victims of Srebrenica massacre buried (AFP
• BP works to replace cap over gushing well (AFP)
• Iraqi court seeks arrest of Iranian exiles (Reuters)
• Baghdad kills 58,000 stray dogs in 3-month span (AP)
• Turkey asks Iraq, US to hand over Kurdish rebels: report
• Bosh's decision pulled things together for Heat (AP)
• World Cup: Spain or Netherlands to get 1st title (AP)
• World Cup final lookahead capsule (AP)
• FIFA: World Cup match officials a big success (AP)
• IOC president praises SAfrica on WCup success (AP)
• Lions' Lewand pleads guilty to impaired driving (AP)
• Mariners trade ace Cliff Lee to Texas Rangers (AP)
• Cavs get future picks for LeBron (AP)
• Open QB job a hot summer topic at Penn State (AP)
• Report: Doping investigator may talk to Hincapie (AP)
• Family, hockey players remember tough guy Probert (AP)
• Holders Spain facing an early exit from Davis Cup (AFP
• Confident Kim in good position at US Women's Open (AP)
• Welterweight contender Jones stops Garcia (AP)
• McLaren abandons car upgrades for British GP (AP)
• Srebrenica massacre memorial to point finger at UN (AP
• 5 injured in Spain's running of the bulls (AP)
• Naomi Campbell will testify at war crimes trial (AP)
• Is Burma's Ruling Junta Trying to Develop Nuclear Weapons?
• British fugitive kills himself after week-long manhunt
• Police: 'Barefoot Bandit' may have fled Bahamas (AP)
• On eve of final, S.Africa basks in World Cup success (
• Shahzad treble restricts Bangladesh (AFP)
• Quebec premier to stay in office (Reuters)
• 6.2-magnitude quake shakes Pacific near Guam: USGS (AF
• As the World Cup Turns, Brazil Has a Soccer-Murder Case
• Value of oil skimming Gulf flotilla is uncertain (AP)
• Duncan: Congress needs to act now on school money (AP)
• Presbyterians: End Israel aid over settlements (AP)
• Boston judge cuts penalty in song-sharing case (AP)
• New look for cold cases after arrest in LA murders (AP
• Spy mystery: Was NY columnist a wife betrayed? (AP)
• Democrat Bill White charms West Texas for votes (AP)
• Rio Grande rises in Texas city that bears its name (AP
• LeBron's breakup with Cleveland is personal (AP)
• Biden tells Leno US did fine in Russian spy swap (AP)
• New Palin biography aimed at 9- to 12-year-olds (AP)
• Angry protesters eye sentencing in transit killing (AP
• White House silent on Mass. gay marriage ruling (AP)
• Google wins permission to keep website in China (AP)
• Sea turtle egg evacuations begin along oiled Gulf (AP)
• East and West with speed; super-efficient spy swap (AP
• NM police say father taught son to build bombs (AP)
• NATO: 6 US troops killed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Feds cautious on timing for new cap in Gulf leak (AP)
• Finish line in sight for major financial overhaul (AP)
• In spy swap, agents were pawns in a practiced game (AP
• Obama: More post-traumatic stress help for vets (AP)
• Democrats face test on eve of Japanese election (AP)
• FDA review spotlights heart risk of diabetes pill (AP)
• 2 Hungarians identified as Pa. boat crash victims (AP)
• Website says Gibson rant audio not the last word (AP)
• Welcome to Miami, LeBron, as Heat begin the party (AP)
• BP set to install bigger cap on leaking Gulf well (Reu
• North Korea shrugs off ship and calls for nuclear talks
• Death toll from Pakistan bomb attack reaches 102 (Reut
• Russia, U.S. swap 14 in Cold War-style spy exchange (R
• J&J says latest drug recalls involved 3 million bottles
• Civilian deaths rise as Afghan fight intensifies (Reut
• State legislature to help decide Byrd election (Reuter
• LeBron toasted by Miami but mourned in Cleveland (Reut
• Death toll from Pakistan bomb attacks rises to 102 (AF
• BP to place new containment cap on oil spill (AFP)
• Baghdad takes aim at stray dogs (AP)
• Iraq withdrawal: A US unit prepares Mosul police for self-r
• Imam arrested for spraying Saddam's name on mosque: police
• Iraq's Allawi hopes for new government in August (AFP)
• 1 bad hole could send Mickelson leaving early (AP)
• German coach 'to continue' with new contract (AFP)
• Spain zeroes in on Dutch playmaker Sneijder (AP)
• New HGH blood test could hurt urine test research (AP)
• Police report no incidents at James' home (AP)
• Agent: Sidney Rice has hip injury (AP)
• A-Rod delivers in 9th, Yankees win 6th straight (AP)
• NBA giant James to join stars at Miami Heat (AFP)
• Tennessee freshman Rogers arrested after bar brawl (AP
• Evans ready for Alps, but not yellow jersey (AFP)
• Canucks will retire jersey of ex-captain Naslund (AP)
• Li Na says she's ready to win a tennis Slam (AFP)
• Norman pulls out of St. Andrews (AP)
• Bruno Senna dropped by Hispania for British GP (AP)
• Taliban commander captured as NATO ramps up raids (AP)
• The Speedy Spy Swap: Sign of Strong U.S.-Russia Relations
• More than 150 sought in Puerto Rico drug operation (AP
• Somali clerics work to denounce radical al-Shabab (AP)
• China group says US uses Facebook to sow unrest (AP)
• Canada near-record job growth surges past forecasts (R
• Australia backs away from Timor refugee plan (AFP)
• Pentagon allows banned reporter to return to Guantanamo
• Anna Chapman deported to Russia, British tabloids will miss
• Yemen Steps Up War Against al-Qaeda Militants, Terrorism
• HIV Vaccine Advances Made Ahead of Global Conference (
• Presbyterians continue to be divided over gays (AP)
• Weekend total solar eclipse visible to lucky few (AP)
• NKorea: Imprisoned American tried to kill himself (AP)
• DNA trail in LA serial killer case detailed (AP)
• Kids might not follow deported Russian spy parents (AP
• Rio Grande communities brace for floodwaters (AP)
• Missing SC boy buried in concrete; dad arrested (AP)
• Dad of missing Ore. boy says he suspects stepmom (AP)
• Facebook message led to arrests in child's death (AP)
• Filmmaker: I was undercover operative for law firm (AP
• APNewsBreak: $500K donated to Ariz. to defend law (AP)
• US report: Former top Russian spy Tretyakov dies (AP)
• UN condemns SKorea ship sinking (AP)
• Mass. Lt. Gov. Murray returns to Statehouse duties (AP
• Cold War redux: US, Russia swap 14 spies in Vienna (AP
• Suicide bombers kill 62, wound 111 in Pakistan (AP)
• Transferring oil from broken well an option for BP (AP
• China renews Google license amid censorship row (AP)
• Body in Pa. river ID'd as tourist; 2nd body seen (AP)
• Violent protests after Calif train killing verdict (AP
• DOJ reviews Mass. rulings on fed gay marriage ban (AP)
• Wholesale inventories rise 0.5 percent in May (AP)
• Octopus oracle picks Spain to win World Cup (AP)
• LeGone: LeBron James dumps Cleveland for Miami (AP)
• Russia, U.S. swap 14 spies in Cold War-style exchange
• Court refuses stay in deepwater drilling case (Reuters
• Google gets nod from China to keep search page (Reuter
• California transit cop verdict sparks looting (Reuters
• Amid gunfire, U.S. troops try to bring governance to Kandah
• U.S. man in North Korean prison attempts suicide: report
• Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine (R
• Judge rules U.S. gay marriage ban unconstitutional (Re
• Russia, US stage Cold War airport spy swap (AFP)
• Suicide attack kills 65 in Pakistan tribal belt (AFP)
• Iraq: Suicide bomber kills 6 in Baghdad (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills five in Baghdad: ministry (AFP)
• Mattis named overall US commander of Iraq, Afghan wars
• Norway bomb plot shows reach of Al Qaeda-linked groups
• U.S. general named to lead Iraq, Afghan war theater (R
• Baghdad attacks on Shiite pilgrims kill 70 in three days
• Iraq parliament to reconvene July 13: FM (AFP)
• Kenya: Iraq, Afghan, Pakistan fighters in Somalia (The
• Shiite pilgrims, Iraqi security forces undeterred by attack
• LatAm agony, European ecstasy in World Cup finale (The
• Buffett on LeBron James: 'He's always welcome to call me'
• Future looks bright for young Germany team (Reuters)
• World Cup cheers in Spain and tears in Germany (AFP)
• Cancellara leads out riders on Tour's 5th stage (AP)
• Bosh joins Wade in Miami, as they wait for LeBron (AP)
• Former Giants LB Pierce retires, joins ESPN (AP)
• Burnett finally wins again, Yankees sweep A's (AP)
• Capsule look at the teams pursuing LeBron James (AP)
• USC apologizes to Florida, Alabama, Washington (AP)
• Contador makes a timely gift to Armstrong, Bruyneel (A
• Ex-Sharks goalie Nabokov signs with St. Petersburg (AP
• Tennis star Querrey crashes out of Hall of Fame (AFP)
• Kerr looks to maintain perfection at Women's Open (AP)
• Kashmir streets under army lockdown to end protest (AP
• Commentary: How China has pruned its families' trees (
• Govt curbs stop-and-search terrorism powers (AFP)
• Church: Cuba agrees to free 52 political prisoners (AP
• Ugandan rebels kill four in CAR: Red Cross (AFP)
• US throws three billion dollars at Afghan bombs (AFP)
• Canada approves restart of isotope reactor (Reuters)
• Wife of Balibo reporter blames army for killings (AFP)
• U.S. casualties to mount as Afghan war widens, general says
• Every day is laundry day for Mumbai's dhobis (The Chri
• Will Noriega serve full 7-year French prison sentence?
• Cautious Response to Israel's New List of Permitted Gaza Im
• Accused LA serial killer said to visit prostitutes (AP
• Feds appeal sentence of powerful ex-Pa. Sen. Fumo (AP)
• Swipe, smile, blow: Pa. has wine vending machines (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Agents spoke with Calif kidnap victim (AP
• Peterson's lawyers seek his release during appeal (AP)
• S. California earthquake related to Easter temblor (AP
• Person of interest in Mo. girl's abduction dies (AP)
• Study: Pot prices would plummet if Calif legalizes (AP
• Enforcement at heart of Ariz. immigration lawsuit (AP)
• Cold War remix: Spy suspect swap appears in works (AP)
• Tapes played at trial reveal shaken Blagojevich (AP)
• NY lawyer: Russian spy case could be resolved soon (AP
• Barge hits tourist duck boat in Philly; 2 missing (AP)
• US: NYC subway bomb plot linked to British cell (AP)
• Coast Guard investigating copter crash off Wash. (AP)
• Enviro groups stunned that govt ignoring 27K wells (AP
• Russia-US spy swap appears to be in motion (AP)
• 3 arrested in Norway al-Qaida bombing plot (AP)
• East Coast to get relief from heat, not humidity (AP)
• Initial claims drop last week but remain high (AP)
• Solar plane lands after completing 24-hour flight (AP)
• Allen: Relief well timing depends on oil's spread (AP)
• Hazy waters foil underwater search for Pa. boaters (AP
• Spain bulls gore 2 in scary run, 5 more injured (AP)
• `The Pacific,' `Glee,' top Emmy Awards nominees (AP)
• LeBron's Day arrives (AP)
• IMF says U.S. recovering but sees unemployment, housing ris
• U.S.-Russia may seek spy swap to free agents (Reuters)
• BP dampens hope of early leak fix (Reuters)
• Three Britons found guilty in suicide bomb plot (Reute
• Warm weather and holidays help June retail sales (Reut
• Chrysler launches money-back guarantee (Reuters)
• Tropical storm could hit Texas-Mexico border Thursday
• U.S. aims to detect cyber infrastructure attacks: report
• Three held in Norway over suspected terror attacks (AF
• Talk mount of Russia, US 'spy exchange' (AFP)
• 15 killed in Baghdad on last day of Shiite holiday (AP
• Iraqi PM pays respects to late top Lebanese cleric (AP
• Iraq Shi'ite pilgrims trudge on as bombs continue (Reu
• Baghdad attacks on Shiite pilgrims kill 70 (AFP)
• In Iraq, "young American male" yearns for action (Reut
• Iraq's rowers step out of shadow of death (AFP)
• Church says funeral protests are protected (AP)
• What do Shiite pilgrims want? A new Iraq government. (
• Baghdad attacks kill 33 Shiite pilgrims (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 28 people in an attack on Shiite pilgr
• LeBron on the clock (AP)
• Bolt may switch to other events after 2012 Games (AP)
• Mature Germany ready to sink Spain (AFP)
• After week of waiting, NBA picture may be changing (AP
• Netherlands into WCup final, 3-2 over Uruguay (AP)
• NFL great Jim Brown appeals lawsuit dismissal (AP)
• Clemens asks court to revive defamation claims (AP)
• End to long national nightmare finally within view (AP
• USC releases top recruit Henderson (AP)
• Green jersey dream may be over for Cavendish: Zabel (A
• Blues, Halak agree to 4-year deal (AP)
• Wimbledon marathon man Mahut wins in short order (AFP)
• A surreal golf season that is only half over (AP)
• Boxer Khan gets all clear after malaria scare (AFP)
• Polish court orders Mossad spy suspect extradited (AP)
• Swiss solar plane flying high in crucial test (AP)
• 'Climategate' inquiry mostly vindicates scientists (AP
• French probe allegations of secret Sarkozy funding (AP
• Indonesia: Outcry as Islamic radicals tear down statue
• Germany takes legal steps against Facebook (AP)
• Sen. Lieberman says force may be needed in Iran (AP)
• Authorities target 'barefoot burglar' in Bahamas (AP)
• Somalia's Shebab vow to step up jihad against AU (AFP)
• Suspected coup plotter surrenders in Philippines (AP)
• Taser asks Canadian court to quash critical study (Reu
• East Timor president cautiously backs refugee plan (AP
• Obama, Netanyahu patch up differences _ at least in public
• Tour de France Stage 3: Why Lance Armstrong lost ground
• Afghanistan War: Petraeus to Review Rules of Engagement
• Analysis: A critical US-Israel issue is left open (AP)
• Missing 4-year-old Mo. girl found safe at car wash (AP
• Manson follower denied parole for 19th time (AP)
• NYers still living behind post-9/11 checkpoints (AP)
• Police: Hemet booby trap suspect to be charged (AP)
• Hawaii governor vetoes same-sex civil unions bill (AP)
• States honor drunken driving victims with signs (AP)
• Witness: Blago spoke of fundraising, road program (AP)
• Queen addresses UN, places wreath at ground zero (AP)
• Prosecutors to appeal Russian spy case bail ruling (AP
• Alleged Army whistleblower felt angry and alone (AP)
• Missing boy's mom makes new appeal to stepmother (AP)
• Terror defendant scoffed at JFK security (AP)
• Hard times for Ill., but not for governor's staff (AP)
• DA: Pa. woman may keep corpses if she builds crypt (AP
• Calif. man maimed when fireworks in pocket explode (AP
• Scorching temperatures returning to wilted East (AP)
• This time it's oil trouble for Lake Pontchartrain (AP)
• Feds vs. state again in suit against Arizona law (AP)
• NATO airstrike accidentally kills 5 Afghan troops (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Gulf awash in 27,000 abandoned wells (AP)
• Iran offers modest new haircut guidelines for men (AP)
• Ole! Running of the bulls begins in Spain, 2 hurt (AP)
• Lohan's future on hold until jail, rehab are done (AP)
• Germany-Spain feels more like a World Cup final (AP)
• AP Source: Bosh joining Wade in Miami (AP)
• BP boss in Mideast talks as relief well advances (Reut
• Israel prepared to take steps for peace talks: Netanyahu
• Russia seeks spy swap for agents in U.S: lawyer (Reute
• Obama administration sues Arizona over immigration law
• NATO airstrike kills five Afghan soldiers (Reuters)
• Hawaii's governor vetoes gay civil union bill (Reuters
• Manuel Noriega sentenced to 7 years (Reuters)
• Britain to hand over Afghan area to US troops (AFP)
• Israel trumpets new era in US ties after summit (AFP)
• Iraq Shi'ite pilgrims defy bombs and security (Reuters
• Shiite pilgrims stream into Baghdad amid high security
• Iraq: Militants blow up police homes killing 3 (AP)
• Soldier charged over leaked video of attack (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,412 (AP)
• US soldier linked to Iraq attack video charged (AP)
• WikiLeaks case: Army charges soldier in release of Iraq coc
• Six killed and 37 wounded in Iraq pilgrimage attack (R
• AP Interview: Odierno eyes UN forces for Iraq (AP)
• US soldier charged over leak of Iraq shootings video (
• Turkey says PKK attacks may harm ties with Iraq and U.S.
• Semenya cleared to return to track immediately (AP)
• Woods chooses home, kids over Scotland (AP)
• LeBron remains mum on decision (AP)
• Dutch wary of Uruguay ahead of World Cup semi-final (A
• Wade still doesn't have an answer for Miami (AP)
• Octopus oracle shows Germany the red card (AP)
• Tour riders enter cobblestone showdown (AP)
• Ex-Raiders QB Russell arrested on Ala. drug charge (AP
• Betancourt leads Royals over Mariners in 10 (AP)
• Stoudemire agrees to sign with Knicks (AP)
• Le Lay out of Tour after stage three crash (AFP)
• Niemi among 31 filing for salary arbitration (AP)
• Soeda topples Dent in ATP Hall of Fame (AFP)
• British Open prize money rises as pound slumps (AP)
• Changes to the Chase the right thing for NASCAR (AP)
• Auditor: Russia wasted millions on Vancouver Games (AP
• Thailand extends state of emergency in capital (AP)
• Zimbabweans wash dirty US dollars with soap, water (AP
• Sri Lanka police abort attempt to free UN workers (AP)
• Poland: Komorowski's Election Win May Help Boost E.U. Ties
• Motorists hit jackpot with coins on highway (Reuters)
• Tens of thousands march in Shiite cleric's funeral (AP
• Mexican state hit by flooding along Texas border (AP)
• China signs major deal to build Nigeria refinery (AFP)
• Australia: East Timor could process asylum seekers (AP
• Toronto hit by blackout after transformer fire (Reuter
• Australia plans to ship refugees to Timor (AFP)
• With Obama meeting scheduled, Israel eases Gaza import limi
• Why Chinese activist Ni Yulan lost nearly everything (
• Were Two French Ministers Forced to Quit to Save Another?
• Finding Space for Crowd-Sourcing in Humanitarian Response
• Horses dragged driver as he tried to stop rampage (AP)
• Manson follower faces parole board for 19th time (AP)
• Libraries focus on convenience with mall locations (AP
• Once a withdrawn teen, SC man now takes on senator (AP
• Analysis: Militant interaction poses new threats (AP)
• Robert Butler, who coined 'ageism,' dies at 83 (AP)
• Relief well is last best hope to contain gusher (AP)
• Widow lives with corpses of husband, twin (AP)
• Study shows teens benefit from later school day (AP)
• July 4th partiers fall 3 stories in Ala.; 1 dead (AP)
• Eating champ leaves NY jail after hot dog fracas (AP)
• Heat blankets US as workers return after holiday (AP)
• Tar balls in Texas mean oil hits all 5 Gulf states (AP
• Obama, Netanyahu to focus on peace talks (AP)
• AP Analysis: Economic stress is easing more slowly (AP
• Elizabeth plans brief visit to NYC, ground zero (AP)
• Spain shrugs off bad economy, launches bull runs (AP)
• French parliament debates ban on burqa-style veils (AP
• Investors shake off slowdown in services growth (AP)
• Lindsay Lohan due in court for probation hearing (AP)
• Dutch staying in the World Cup present (AP)
• Obama and Netanyahu to hold fence-mending talks (Reute
• BP shares rise as company says no plan to issue stock
• China denounces new unilateral U.S. sanctions on Iran
• Pakistan says forces kill 23 militants in northwest (R
• China says jailing of U.S. geologist its own affair (R
• Forecasters eye new storm brewing over Gulf (Reuters)
• EU parliament group backs U.S. bank data deal (Reuters
• Iran says planes get fuel; EU bans some for safety (Re
• Obama, Netanyahu to move on from tense showdown (AFP)
• Sarkozy facing crisis over campaign donations (AFP)
• Spanish reporter's Iraq death probe reopened (AP)
• US eyes UN peacekeepers for Iraq after 2011 (AP)
• Iraq's widows: a grim legacy for postwar Iraq (AP)
• Biden leaves Iraq with no plan to end deadlock (Reuter
• Wade back in Miami as free-agent wait continues (AP)
• NBA's free agent fireworks could come next week (AP)
• Rafa, Serena pull away from the rest at Wimbledon (AP)
• Brazil sack Dunga, players face angry backlash (AFP)
• Nadal back on top at Wimbledon (AP)
• Tour de France 2nd stage under way (AP)
• All-Star Hunter gets 2 HRs, 7 RBIs in Angels' win (AP)
• NBA star Johnson to stay with Hawks (AFP)
• Tour peloton shrugs of cobblestone worry (AFP)
• Nadal fights off nerves to romp to Wimbledon glory (AF
• Rose trades a bad memory for a winning feeling (AP)
• Power wins at Watkins Glen (AP)
• Chess icon Fischer's body exhumed over paternity (AP)
• Clinton: US supports democratic forces in Georgia (AP)
• Serb lawmaker shot and wounded in north of Kosovo (AP)
• Xinjiang: After Urumqi Riots, Uighur Tensions Still High
• Cypriot authorities searching spy suspect's laptop (AP
• Moroccan king calls for improved ties with Algeria (AF
• Vale's Sudbury deal raises hopes on second strike (Reu
• Australian to be tried over 10 deaths in wildfire (AP)
• Mexico's PRI gains in referendum on drug war (McClatch
• Locked out: The 12 million people without a country, and th
• Was a Swedish Oil Company Complicit in Sudan's Civil War?
• Census worker taken to court for trespassing (AP)
• Fireworks follow sun-scorched July 4 festivals (AP)
• Patient among 5 dead in Texas air ambulance crash (AP)
• Police: Suspect in baby shooting in Calif. jail (AP)
• Wyoming threatens to sell prime Grand Teton land (AP)
• Dioceses oust abusers they had pledged to monitor (AP)
• Cleveland might feel economic pinch without LeBron (AP
• Tech firms aim to keep wayward walkers on path (AP)
• Sinking oil threatens historic Gulf shipwrecks (AP)
• On July 4 in spill country, pondering America (AP)
• Towns grapple with tidying forsaken cemeteries (AP)
• More testing needed for giant Gulf oil skimmer (AP)
• BP costs for oil spill response pass $3 billion (AP)
• Israel to allow most goods into Gaza (AP)
• Komorowski win strengthens Polish government (AP)
• Horses bolt during Iowa parade; 1 killed, 23 hurt (AP)
• Mexican president's allies lead in key elections (AP)
• Troubled Toyota recalls about 92,000 cars in Japan (AP
• Chinese court sentences US geologist to 8 years (AP)
• Derided no more, suburban life is turning serious (AP)
• NY judge frees Japanese eating champ after fracas (AP)
• Twins' Mauer top vote-getter for All-Star game (AP)
• BP eyes stake sale as spill cost tops $3 billion (Reut
• Komorowski wins Polish election, but reforms await (Re
• Iran says Germany, UK and UAE deny fuel to its planes
• NY airport terminal evacuated after anonymous call: report
• Mexico state elections stage battle for presidency (Re
• China convicts U.S. geologist of stealing state secrets
• U.S. warns Georgia not to give Russia excuse to act (R
• Turkey threatens 'to sever ties' with Israel (AFP)
• Poland's Liberals in control as Komorowski elected (AF
• Iraq troops and Kurd fighters clash in volatile north
• Biden pushes for Iraq government breakthrough (AFP)
• Biden, Iraqi president discuss how to end deadlock (AP
• Biden nudges Iraqi leaders to end deadlock (Reuters)
• Restive Iraq provinces defy U.S. withdrawal timeline (
• Blasts mar Biden's call for new gov't, unity (AP)
• PKK bombs Iraq to Turkey pipeline in rare attack (Reut
• Harvick wins wild race at Daytona (AP)
• Nigerian soccer execs fired (AP)
• Spain set for final push at World Cup (AFP)
• Tour de France 1st stage under way (AP)
• Klose and Messi: contrasting fortunes (AP)
• World Cup: Germany beats Argentina, 4-0 (AP)
• Six Arizona errors help Dodgers to 14-1 rout (AP)
• Nowitzki's adviser: Dirk staying in Dallas (AP)
• Armstrong may struggle in mountains: Contador's manager
• Beckham chat gets Nadal ready for final push (AFP)
• John Cook leads Montreal Championship (AP)
• Lesnar rallies to beat Carwin in 2nd round (AP)
• Fight still on for Johnson pardon (AP)
• Wilson still basks in glory of win at The Glen (AP)
• Police on alert in China ahead of riot anniversary (AP
• Riding the Rails of Malaysia, in Singapore (Time.com)
• Britain's queen making first visit to Ground Zero (AP)
• Mehta concert to draw attention to Israeli soldier (AP
• Nigeria navy says pirates released foreign sailors (AP
• Report: US asks Japan to pay more for Marine move (AP)
• Royal in Recession: Prince Charles Embraces Frugality
• Police: NY man blows off arm with party fireworks (AP)
• Chief: 2 arrests linked to Calif. police attacks (AP)
• NY fisherman bitten on arm by blue shark he caught (AP
• Ship in Boston Harbor runs aground, is evacuated (AP)
• Churches, nonprofits fight for survival amid spill (AP
• Sororities' antics spur school alcohol efforts (AP)
• NY spy suspect wants to stay here, lawyer tells AP (AP
• Calvin Coolidge, born July 4: Hero to tea partiers (AP
• 2 slain Fla. cops mourned as suspect denied bond (AP)
• New US satellite to monitor debris in Earth orbit (AP)
• Inmates adjust to new Ky. prison after sex scandal (AP
• Federal judge tries to streamline oil spill suits (AP)
• City where drive-through eating began is full (AP)
• Petraeus: 'We are in this to win' in Afghanistan (AP)
• GOP lawmakers wary of Obama's Afghan deadline (AP)
• Hopes ride on giant oil skimmer in Gulf of Mexico (AP)
• Congo: Burn survivors recover from tanker blast (AP)
• Poles pick president in final round of voting (AP)
• Mexicans vote elections besieged by drug violence (AP)
• Lebanon's top Shiite cleric Fadlallah dies at 75 (AP)
• NY contest blends US love of hot dogs, competition (AP
• Nadal faces Berdych in Wimbledon final (AP)
• Afghan war at critical stage, says Petraeus (Reuters)
• BP launches search for new investors: reports (Reuters
• Clinton makes fence-mending trip to Azerbaijan (Reuter
• Poles vote in tight presidential run-off (Reuters)
• Tests start on "super skimmer" for Gulf oil spill (Reu
• Israel grants wider powers to Gaza flotilla inquiry (R
• New Afghan war commander formally takes reins (AFP)
• Poles pick new president after air-crash death (AFP)
• Biden urges Iraqi leaders to form government (Reuters)
• Biden marks Independence Day with troops in Iraq (AFP)
• Four die in Iraq suicide bomb attack (AFP)
• Biden seeks thaw between Iraqi political rivals (AP)
• PKK bombs Iraq-Turkey pipeline (Reuters)
• Suicide bomber in government HQ in west Iraq kills 3 (
• Four die in Iraq suicide bomb attack: ministry (AFP)
• Kurds blamed for Turkish-Iraqi pipeline blast (AFP)
• Biden 'extremely optimistic' about Iraq's democracy (A
• Explosion hits Turkish-Iraqi pipeline: report (AFP)
• US senators in Iraq press for swift government formation
• AP Source: Eagles may cut Michael Vick (AP)
• Armstrong dismisses latest Landis doping claims (AP)
• Germany lead Argentina 1-0 at half-time (AFP)
• Van Persie in hospital for scan on left arm (AP)
• Sneijder gets credit for 1st Dutch goal vs. Brazil (AP
• Browns DE Smith faces gun charge in Michigan (AP)
• Royals rally to beat Angels 2-1 in 10 (AP)
• Wade meets Bulls again, Amare to meet Knicks in NY (AP
• NCAA picks format for 68-team hoops tourney (AP)
• Tour de France begins in Netherlands (AP)
• Wild sign prospects Peters, Bagnall (AP)
• Serena reigns supreme at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Rose takes the lead, Tiger at bottom of the pack (AP)
• Earnhardt Jr. drives No. 3 to Daytona victory (AP)
• Israel: Doing the Math for Gilad Shalit's Freedom (Tim
• Deutsche Bahn plans to invest record $51 bln (AFP)
• Mexican murder suspect: US consulate infiltrated (AP)
• Germany's Merkel, S.African president meet (AP)
• Amnesty urges India to probe Kashmir killings (AFP)
• New Australia PM says boatpeople next priority (AFP)
• Government loses appeal in Guantanamo habeas case (McC
• General Petraeus takes command of the Afghanistan war
• Britain's Referendum on Voting Method: No More Coalition?
• New Somaliland President Sets Sights on Corruption (On
• Suspect in slayings of 2 Fla. officers surrenders (AP)
• Essay: Spy arrests offer bit of Cold War nostalgia (AP
• Man charged in boat crash near Statue of Liberty (AP)
• Climber missing near Mount Rainier summit (AP)
• New satellite will monitor debris in Earth orbit (AP)
• Moynihan, as Nixon aide, warned of global warming (AP)
• July 4th travel rolls on, a little close to home (AP)
• Old technology foils Schwarzenegger's wage order (AP)
• Paris Hilton marijuana charges dropped in SAfrica (AP)
• West Virginia, political elite say goodbye to Byrd (AP
• Toy company accused of laundering drug money (AP)
• Teenager's death puts focus on LA's rave parties (AP)
• Children of accused spies confront identity crisis (AP
• Jurors deliberate California transit shooting case (AP
• Chicago approves tough new handgun restrictions (AP)
• Case of mom accused in underage affair dropped (AP)
• Gulf Coast is expecting a glum Fourth of July (AP)
• Congo: UN says at least 220 dead in oil explosion (AP)
• Clinton says steel vise crushing global activists (AP)
• Obama awards $2B for solar power, hails new jobs (AP)
• Gen. Petraeus calls for unity in Afghanistan war (AP)
• Nigeria: 12 foreign sailors kidnapped by pirates (AP)
• Lawyer: NY spy suspect's dad told her to see cops (AP)
• Military officials will need OK before interviews (AP)
• US largely ruling out NKorea in 2009 cyberattacks (AP)
• Serena Williams routs Zvonareva for 4th Wimbledon (AP)
• General Petraeus in Afghanistan warns of tough mission
• Otunbayeva sworn in as Kyrgyz interim president (Reute
• Fuel tanker explosion kills over 220 in Congo (Reuters
• U.S., Poland sign missile shield pact on Clinton trip
• Ahmadinejad calls sanctions against Iran pathetic (Reu
• New oil drilling rules awaited from Washington (Reuter
• DR.Congo fuel truck fire kills 230 (AFP)
• New Afghan war commander appeals for unity (AFP)
• VP Biden arrives in Iraq amid political impasse (AP)
• US vice-president in Iraq for surprise visit (AFP)
• Joe Biden visits Iraq amid election deadlock (Reuters)
• US senators in Iraq press for coalition formation (AFP
• Gunmen kill senior Iraqi Sunni cleric (Reuters)
• General Odierno: Al Qaeda in Iraq faces serious financial c
• Supertanker skims oil as spill now worst accident on record
• Berdych beats Djokovic for spot in Wimbledon final (AP
• AP Source: Celtics agree to terms with Pierce (AP)
• Berdych beats Djokovic in Wimbledon semifinals (AP)
• Brazil, Netherlands to clash in explosive quarter-final
• Another track repair at Daytona (AP)
• Armstrong wary of first week of Tour de France (AP)
• England to keep Capello as national team coach (AP)
• Innovative football coach Don Coryell dies at 85 (AP)
• Byrnes, Hinch booted in Diamondbacks shakeup (AP)
• Gay accepts deal to remain with the Grizzlies: report
• Texas Tech appeals ruling on Leach lawsuit (AP)
• Cavendish hopes for more stage wins on Tour (Reuters)
• Maple Leafs add F Armstrong in 3-year deal (AP)
• Berdych downs Djokovic to reach Wimbledon final (AFP)
• Woods puts himself in a hole (AP)
• Ex-UFC fighter War Machine gets year in jail (AP)
• NASCAR adds 5 newcomers to Hall of Fame ballot (AP)
• Gen. Petraeus arrives in Kabul to lead NATO forces (AP
• Debt crisis pushes Europe toward economic reforms (AP)
• Rwandan fugitive facing genocide charges arrested (AP)
• High-Seas Repo Man Max Hardberger (Time.com)
• Capello stays in charge of England (AFP)
• Argentina: Ex-dictator faces human rights charges (AP)
• Protests at seizure of German-owned Zimbabwe farm (AP)
• US General Petraeus arrives in Kabul to take over Afghan wa
• Canadians upbeat on economy but edgy on finances: RBC
• Australia strikes compromise tax deal with miners (Reu
• L'Oréal trial: heiress Bettencourt's tax shelters, gifts
• Taliban Guerrillas Adjusting to U.S. Marine Strategies
• Spy suspects allegedly used regular consumer tech (AP)
• Florida tests inventors' sand-cleaning ideas (AP)
• Kan. race shows earmarks are tricky business (AP)
• No bucks, no boom for the Fourth (AP)
• Driving while blind? Maybe, with new high-tech car (AP
• Art helps student who lost eye in Gaza protest (AP)
• American Indians ask for voice on federal court (AP)
• Oakland teeters on edge awaiting Mehserle verdict (AP)
• Sen. Byrd viewing in WV goes into wee hours (AP)
• Police explain reasons for reopening Gore case (AP)
• Schwarzenegger orders min wage for state workers (AP)
• Fires prompt evacuations, burn homes near Vegas (AP)
• Lawmakers pass $20M settlement for kidnapped girl (AP)
• Des Moines levee springs small leak; no evacuation (AP
• Closing in on genes that help people live to 100 (AP)
• Report: Japan hot-dog king hungry for July 4 win (AP)
• AZ cops expect scrutiny of immigration enforcement (AP
• Payrolls drop by 125K, jobless rate falls (AP)
• Volunteers ready but left out of spill cleanup (AP)
• Prosecutors: NY suspect spilled Russia spy details (AP
• Mexico nabs gang leader in US consulate killing (AP)
• Pakistanis blame US after shrine attack kills 42 (AP)
• Health overhaul may mean longer ER waits, crowding (AP
• Apple `stunned' to find iPhones show too many bars (AP
• Stocks trade in tight range after weak jobs report (AP
• Travolta thanks Fla. fans for demanding 'Grease' (AP)
• Nadal heads cast of Wimbledon semifinalists (AP)
• Weak private hiring shows tepid recovery (Reuters)
• Total sees tougher rules as storm spreads Gulf slick (
• New commander to lead faltering Afghan war (Reuters)
• Obama says new U.S. sanctions on Iran toughest ever (R
• Clinton tells Ukraine door to NATO open (Reuters)
• Fence-mending on agenda for Obama-Netanyahu talks (Reu
• House approves money for Afghan surge (Reuters)
• Four supervisors charged in 2006 Massey mine fire (Reu
• S.Africa's ex-Interpol chief convicted of corruption (
• Three foreigners among dead in Afghan Taliban attack (
• Turkish jets bomb Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq (AP)
• Kurd leader talks of truce as Turkish jets bomb Iraq target
• Kurd conflict comes back to haunt Turkey before polls
• Turkish air strike hits rebel targets in Iraq (Reuters
• Turkish jets bomb Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq (AFP)
• University of Denver hires US ambassador to Iraq (AP)
• From JC Penney suits to 007 attire, Baghdad tailor obliges
• Team suspensions, inquiries – passion for soccer has r
• Nigerians have little sympathy for suspended team (Reu
• Two in three people want video replays, poll shows (Re
• New Liverpool boss Hodgson gets instant boost (AFP)
• Zvonareva beats Pironkova to reach Wimbledon final (AP
• Agent: Byron Scott accepts Cavs' job (AP)
• Zvonareva beats Pironkova in Wimbledon semis (AP)
• Club spokesman: Vick left minutes before shooting (AP)
• Guerrero hits slam, solo HR, Texas beats Angels (AP)
• Pitching, defense carried Gamecocks to CWS title (AP)
• Armstrong warns of 'carnage' on stage three (AFP)
• LeBron-less NHL set to begin free-agent frenzy (AP)
• Zvonareva reaches Wimbledon final (AFP)
• AP Source: Tiger Woods interviewed in Galea probe (AP)
• UFC bans buzzing vuvuzelas at heavyweight bout (AP)
• Judges eye secret tapes in L'Oreal heiress trial (AP)
• Cyprus hunts for alleged Russian spy who fled (AP)
• World stock markets down on growth doubts (AP)
• Petraeus briefs NATO on progress in Afghan war (AP)
• Should Anthropologists Help the U.S. Contain the Taliban?
• Britain wants to increase its EU officials: Hague (AFP
• Palestinian leader gives interview to Israel media (AP
• Secret list shows fate of Argentine disappeared (AP)
• Zimbabwe to amend election laws: minister (AFP)
• Vengeful new militant group emerges in Pakistan (AP)
• ICC asks Australia to drop Howard as candidate (AFP)
• Britain warns against 'premature' Afghanistan withdrawal
• Why is an Israeli judge Elena Kagan's 'judicial hero'?
• Spy Ring: Why Moscow Admit the Suspects Were Russian?
• Thousands of Gazans Trek to Cairo for Medical Treatment
• AZ to release immigration training plan for cops (AP)
• In Mass., a politically correct casino debate (AP)
• Des Moines neighborhood waits as dam gates lowered (AP
• When court adjourns, NY judge plays in rock band (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Millions of vaccine doses to be burned (AP)
• Future of raves at LA Coliseum in doubt (AP)
• Closing arguments set in CA train shooting trial (AP)
• Tapes reveal Blagojevich hopeful, angry, unsure (AP)
• Al-Qaida launches English propaganda magazine (AP)
• 50th Catholic parish is closing in Cleveland (AP)
• Maggots force plane back to gate in Atlanta (AP)
• Individual choices at stake as laws take effect (AP)
• Play moves indoors near NYC after 2 coyote attacks (AP
• Alex hits Mexico's Gulf coast as Cat 2 hurricane (AP)
• Hurricane Alex drenches northern Mexico, Texas (AP)
• New jobless claims rise in sign of weak job market (AP
• Bail hearings await 9 in Russian spying case (AP)
• Kagan on way to Supreme Court confirmation (AP)
• Portland police re-opening Gore investigation (AP)
• BP spill hits a somber record as Gulf's biggest (AP)
• Treasury gets $10.5B from Citigroup share sales (AP)
• Google says China partially blocks search service (AP)
• Free show by Jimmy Buffett along Alabama coast (AP)
• Now a free agent, King James awaits his suitors (AP)
• House passes landmark financial reform bill (Reuters)
• BP oil spill cleanup work hampered by hurricane (Reute
• Clinton may seek to ease worry about U.S.-Russia thaw
• Alex weakens to tropical storm in northern Mexico (Reu
• China general says open to U.S. defense boss visit (Re
• Turkey and Israel hold talks on mending fences (Reuter
• Goldman, AIG trade barbs over collateral calls (Reuter
• Elian Gonzalez says he's happy at home in Cuba (Reuter
• US General Petraeus vows to protect Afghan civilians (
• Turkey, Israel hold secret talks to repair ties (AFP)
• Bombs and gunmen kill three Iraqi civilians (AFP)
• 4 members of Iraq security forces killed (AP)
• Baghdad bombs kill two civilians, wound 12 others (AFP
• When U.S. troops leave Iraq, their tailor may follow them
• Iraq death toll falls sharply in June: ministries (AFP
• Obama: Military overburdened in Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• As US troops leave, Iraq inches toward a new government
• Federer knocked out of Wimbledon by Berdych (AP)
• Williams sisters out of Wimbledon in quarterfinals (AP
• Germans: Argentina shows no respect (AP)
• Spain's Silva signs for Man City (AFP)
• Gamecocks come from behind again to win CWS title (AP)
• French parliament hosts hearing about WCup fiasco (AP)
• Steelers' Colon to have Achilles' tendon surgery (AP)
• Kagan: Baseball metaphor for justices not complete (AP
• No wonder James is used to being called King (AP)
• South Carolina fans cheer 1st nat'l baseball title (AP
• Contador finds Armstrong in his way, again (Reuters)
• No. 2 NHL draft choice Tyler Seguin visits Boston (AP)
• Westwood hospitalized over fears of leg blood clot (AP
• Jeff Gordon: 'I'm going to ruffle some feathers' (AP)
• French prosecutors seek 10-year term for Noriega (AP)
• AP reporter: Blast hits center of Chechen capital (AP)
• New EU rules to limit bankers' bonuses from 2011 (AP)
• Benigno Aquino III sworn in as Philippine leader (AP)
• Pope shuffles Vatican bureaucracy before vacation (AP)
• Berdych ends Federer's reign as Wimbledon champ (AFP)
• Egypt finds evidence of unfinished ancient tomb (AP)
• Official: Zimbabwe to resume diamond sales (AP)
• Business groups urges Senate to reject China forex bill
• Canada's economic recovery stalls in April (Reuters)
• Former Aussie PM in dark over cricket post snub (AFP)
• Dangerous Afghan highway threatens NATO supply flow (M
• Greece debt: Government sees hope in privatization despite
• Belgium: Is a Flanders-Wallonia Split Inevitable? (Tim
• Calif. teen, back home, recounts sailing ordeal (AP)
• Some 70,000 turtle eggs to be whisked far from oil (AP
• Former Israeli spy faces US deportation hearing (AP)
• Blago's 'golden' comment makes appearance at trial (AP
• Suspect in Tampa officers' death has arrest record (AP
• Geese behind plane's NY river landing still around (AP
• Report: Harvard scholar's arrest avoidable (AP)
• Math, reading gap among Native American students (AP)
• Nevada's Angle retracts comment to 'take out' Reid (AP
• Stepmom of missing Ore. boy barred from children (AP)
• APNewsBreak: BP giving financial help to stations (AP)
• Bear in first recorded Ky. attack still at large (AP)
• Spy suspects had interests in science, finance (AP)
• Probe: NY driver speeding before wrong-way crash (AP)
• Chicago moves quickly to draft new gun ordinance (AP)
• Granny shocked by police stun gun in bed sues (AP)
• Seattle writer wins 2010 bad writing contest (AP)
• NY suspect dubbed femme fatale of Russian spy case (AP
• Day 3: Nominee Kagan won't criticize Roberts court (AP
• Gulf beaches hit as distant hurricane pushes oil (AP)
• Hurricane Alex churns toward Mexico, Texas coasts (AP)
• Stocks in narrow range after weak jobs report (AP)
• Bank bill gets patched up, moves closer to passage (AP
• Petraeus leaves room for changes in Afghan pullout (AP
• Magnitude-6.2 quake hits southern Mexico (AP)
• After 25 years, CNN seeks Larry King's replacement (AP
• With LeBron the big prize, free agency set to open (AP
• Hurricane Alex new blow to U.S. oil spill efforts (Reu
• Democrats make final push on financial reform (Reuters
• Ex-AIG's Cassano emerges to defend role (Reuters)
• Spy scandal won't damage U.S. ties, Russia says (Reute
• Google faces pressure as China to decide on license (R
• Special Report: BP oil spill a gusher for lawyers (Reu
• Taliban raid foreign airbase in east Afghanistan (Reut
• Hurricane Alex may be a Category 2 before landfall (Re
• Russia, US try to limit spy scandal damage (AFP)
• Taliban attack major NATO base in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds woo Turkish investment amid border tensions
• Female Circumcision Rife in Iraqi Kurdistan, Says Report
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,409 on Tuesday (AP
• Marine accused in Iraqi war crimes is back on duty (AP
• Iraq rivals meet to bring premiership row to head (AFP
• Iraq's main rivals meet on government to end impasse (
• 13 killed in Iraq attacks, including army general (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills five as 16 die in Iraq unrest (AF
• Iraq signs multi-billion gas deal with Shell, Mitsubishi
• Upon further review, FIFA will study replay (AP)
• Police chief: WCup replicas stolen from FIFA HQ (AP)
• Japan, Paraguay vie for World Cup quarter-final spot (
• Police: England fan incident 'orchestrated' (AP)
• Octopus Paul predicts German win over Argentina (AP)
• ISU yanks Plushenko's eligibility over exhibitions (AP
• Police: Vick interviewed about Va shooting (AP)
• Umpire at White Sox-Royals game leaves hospital (AP)
• Riley's master free-agent plan started long ago (AP)
• Cooper allows 3 hits, SC within win of title (AP)
• Armstrong uses Twitter to announce final Tour (AFP)
• Recchi, 42, signs 1-year extension with Bruins (AP)
• Zvonareva downs Clijsters to make semi-finals (AFP)
• Moss, Skinner tied for lead (AP)
• MMA fighter dies following maiden match (AFP)
• Earnhardt and Martin headed in opposite directions (AP
• USOC: No change planned in relationship with BP (AP)
• Ex-spy: May be 50 undercover Russian couples in US (AP
• Israeli FM: No Palestinian state by 2012 (AP)
• Berlusconi attacker found unfit for trial (AP)
• Kenya Government, Christians Clash over New Constitution
• Panama's Noriega denies drug ties in French court (AFP
• Russian FM: CIA assessment on Iran not new (AP)
• Mexico to press ahead with vote despite slaying (AP)
• Supreme Court rejects Pfizer Nigeria lawsuit appeal (R
• Toronto faces hard post-G20 security questions (Reuter
• Australia convicts US doctor for 3 surgery deaths (AP)
• Watchdog: Afghan forces won't be ready for U.S. withdrawal
• Rodolfo Torre Cantu assassination: Why are drug cartels kil
• Who's Protecting U.S. Convoys, Supply Lines in Afghanistan?
• Students Tax Themselves to Make Campuses Greener (OneW
• Strengthening Alex expected to become hurricane (AP)
• La. parish president is face of anger over spill (AP)
• Move over fruit, meat-flavored vokdas moving in (AP)
• Hamas spy finds home in California, seeks asylum (AP)
• Gulf's coastal wetlands surviving despite oil (AP)
• 2 Tampa officers killed in Florida shooting (AP)
• Chicago gun ban on way out, but mayor vows fight (AP)
• Far-off hurricane could slow oil spill cleanup (AP)
• Defense portrays Blago as hotheaded, well-meaning (AP)
• Father of missing Oregon boy files for divorce (AP)
• Court lets Vatican-sex abuse lawsuit move forward (AP)
• W.Va. official: No fall election for Byrd's seat (AP)
• Guilty verdict in NYC beating death of immigrant (AP)
• 524 Guard soldiers headed to Arizona-Mexico border (AP
• Man survives Ky.'s 1st recorded bear attack (AP)
• Pa. rampage suspect had been sent to anger therapy (AP
• Ex-Chicago cop convicted of lying about torture (AP)
• States struggle to pass budgets without stimulus (AP)
• Republicans challenge Kagan on military at Harvard (AP
• Petraeus vows long-term commitment in Afghan war (AP)
• Russia rips spy ring bust as arrests rise to 11 (AP)
• Consumer confidence tumbles in June (AP)
• Masked protesters clash with Greek police (AP)
• Teen sailor returns to port where her voyage began (AP
• Stocks slide on renewed fears of global slowdown (AP)
• Google changes China access after Beijing objects (AP)
• Czechs oppose plans for Michael Jackson statue (AP)
• Venus Williams stunned in Wimbledon quarterfinals (AP)
• Russia says U.S. spy accusations baseless and improper
• Petraeus plays down Afghan expectations (Reuters)
• Delay looms as Wall St bill seen "too big to fail" (Re
• Google tweaks rerouting in fight for China business (R
• Hurricane Alex to hamper BP's oil spill containment (R
• Vatican says not liable in U.S. sexual abuse case (Reu
• Strikes hit Greece and Spain as ECB deadline looms (Re
• Iran says nuclear talks to resume with Brazil, Turkey
• Russia furious over Cold War-style US spy arrests (AFP
• China and Taiwan sign historic trade pact (AFP)
• Iraqis seek out private schools to educate children (R
• Twelve die in Iraq unrest, suicide bombing (AFP)
• Blast kills senior policeman and two others in Iraq (R
• 8 killed in Iraq attacks, including army general (AP)
• Petraeus gives evidence to UK's Iraq war inquiry (AP)
• UK Iraq inquiry seeks international legal feedback (Re
• US soccer prez: We failed to meet expectations (AP)
• Refs will get technology, but game will get worse (AP)
• Robben puts Dutch in control at halftime (AFP)
• FA to decide on Capello's future within 2 weeks (AP)
• FIFA cracks down on stadium screen broadcasts (AP)
• Germany's Klose says England didn't play as a team (AP
• WVU doctors: Chris Henry had chronic brain injury (AP)
• Yankees rally to beat Dodgers 8-6 in 10 innings (AP)
• Phil Jackson: Karl's illness to influence return (AP)
• Police: UCLA players arrested for stealing purse (AP)
• Venus through, Jankovic out as Serena eyes Sharapova (
• Kerr romps to 12-stroke win at LPGA Championship (AP)
• Philippine boxing star Pacquiao enters politics (AP)
• Johnson passes Busch to win at New Hampshire (AP)
• Iran postpones any nuclear talks until late August (AP
• US tops list of unpaid London traffic toll fees (AP)
• Pirates hijack ship carrying antifreeze chemical (AP)
• OPEC: US should reconsider offshore drilling ban (AP)
• Belgium church panel on sex abuse shuts after raid (AP
• Gulf Oil Spill: Learning from Spain's Muxia Cleanup (T
• EU, US to share banking data in terror probes (AP)
• UN summer camp in Gaza vandalized (AP)
• Chavez: Israel and US 'empire' are enemies (AP)
• Rwanda arrests two over journalist killing (AFP)
• Accidental truck blast kills 18 in Pakistan (AP)
• Australian pair escape charges over Aborigine death (A
• Obama won't charge Blackwater with violation of Sudan sanct
• G8 summit focuses on accountability, but where is it?
• Why All of East Africa is Watching Burundi's Election
• Water Trickles Back into Village, Thanks to Solar Desalinat
• Pork or progress? Either way, Byrd changed WVa (AP)
• Flotilla of barges used as oil barricade (AP)
• Gulf lament: Everything's different now (AP)
• Budget cuts more painful at inner-city LA schools (AP)
• Blagojevich defense gets to question key witness (AP)
• Bin Laden hunter: I wanted to haul him to US alive (AP
• US Sen. Lautenberg of NJ says he's cancer-free (AP)
• Fla. estate battle features $3M for pet Chihuahuas (AP
• Gay pride marchers celebrate with parades, parties (AP
• APNewsBreak: Pa. stabbing suspect in anger therapy (AP
• Courting danger: Storm chasers seek thrill of hunt (AP
• Fire at upstate NY home kills 6 kids, ages 1 to 12 (AP
• Senate candidate subpoenaed for Blagojevich trial (AP)
• Trial of Serb for attack on NY student postponed (AP)
• 100 percent of school's first class college-bound (AP)
• Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia dead at 92 (AP)
• Justices extend gun owner rights nationwide (AP)
• Kagan set to break silence as hearings commence (AP)
• BP spill costs up to $2.65B; denies CEO resigning (AP)
• Americans spend more in May, see incomes rise (AP)
• Stocks fall after consumer spending remains weak (AP)
• Tropical Storm Alex gaining strength over Gulf (AP)
• World leaders walk economic tightrope in Canada (AP)
• Comeback night at BET Awards: Chris Brown, DeBarge (AP
• Venus wins close match to make Wimbledon quarters (AP)
• Do-little G20 summit leaves markets unperturbed (Reute
• Supreme Court rules Chicago gun ban unconstitutional (
• Senator Byrd dies at 92 (Reuters)
• Supreme Court pick Kagan faces Senate hearing (Reuters
• BP says Hayward remains CEO, storm Alex looms (Reuters
• Police clash with G20 protesters, end in standoff (Reu
• Pope rebukes Austrian cardinal who accused peer (Reute
• Alex may become hurricane in Gulf (Reuters)
• NATO's June death toll in Afghanistan nears 100 (AFP)
• US Supreme Court limits gun control by states (AFP)
• Baghdad unrest kills five, wounds 14 (AFP)
• Turkish warplanes bomb northern Iraq (AFP)
• US drawdown from Iraq gathers pace (AFP)
• Iraq rivals mull meeting to bring premiership row to a head
• Nadal: Right knee 'not bad' after practice session (AP
• After day off, Wimbledon to resume on busy Monday (AP)
• Ghana eliminates US for 2nd straight World Cup (AP)
• Indians send Branyan to Mariners (AP)
• Webber survives spectacular crash at European GP (AP)
• Konerko's HR sends White Sox to 11th straight win (AP)
• AP Source: Thorn leaving Nets as president-GM (AP)
• Walker's bat helps send S. Carolina to CWS finals (AP)
• NHL wraps up draft with few trades (AP)
• Federer, Nadal sweat, Williams sisters cruise (AFP)
• Rose takes 3-stroke lead at Travelers (AP)
• Chavez Jr. outpoints Duddy at Alamodome (AP)
• Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel wins European GP (AP)
• Guinea holds first free election (AP)
• TIME's Global Forum in South Africa Kicks Off (Time.co
• Germany lead England 2-1 at half-time (AFP)
• Parents freed in Israeli school segregation row (AP)
• Puerto Ricans targeted in massive ID theft schemes (AP
• Shell CEO says to continue with deep-water drilling (R
• Obama tries again to visit childhood home Indonesia (R
• Aborigines angered by striptease on sacred site (AP)
• Obama, Europeans split on economic policy (McClatchy N
• Alex weakens to tropical depression over Mexico (AP)
• Brother: Pa. man 'died a hero' in stabbing rampage (AP
• In NY, Prince Harry plays polo for African charity (AP
• Serb to go on trial for attack on NY student (AP)
• Mysterious ex-con draws comparison to Jason Bourne (AP
• Services for slain Outlaw go on without incident (AP)
• Palin decries 'Dumpster divers' at Calif. campus (AP)
• Documents show vast cleanup of Plum Island land (AP)
• Obama, Lee criticize North Korea on ship sinking (AP)
• Alex not aiming at Gulf oil spill area — for now (AP)
• Pope deplores Belgian sex raids, stresses autonomy (AP
• Police arrest more than 400 at Toronto summit (AP)
• Panetta: Al-Qaida at weakest point in years (AP)
• Hospitalized Cheney reported feeling much better (AP)
• Kyrgyzstan holds vote only weeks after riots (AP)
• Scientists say test could predict menopause (AP)
• SF gay pride event celebrates 40th anniversary (AP)
• Jay-Z leads nominees at music-filled BET Awards (AP)
• US scatters, pondering what might have been (AP)
• G20 aims for economic balance in an uneven recovery (R
• Oil spill efforts ramp up as storm eyed anxiously (Reu
• Alex weakens over Yucatan but to regain storm power (R
• Court to rule on corporate reform law and gun rights (
• Pope calls Belgian police Church raids "deplorable" (R
• Senator's concern may complicate Wall Street bill vote
• Venezuela says will pay for nationalized H&P rigs (Reu
• Kyrgyz turn out for referendum despite violence (Reute
• Pope criticises police methods in Belgium raid (AFP)
• World leaders meet to thrash out recovery plans (AFP)
• Iraq shrine city to get ultra-modern monorail (AFP)
• 4 killed in jewelry shop robbery in west Iraq (AP)
• Serena Williams beats Cibulkova to reach 4th round (AP
• Time for critics to say sorry, says Maradona (AP)
• Soderling beats Bellucci, into 4th round Wimbledon (AP
• Uruguay lead South Korea 1-0 at half-time (AFP)
• Vettel takes pole at European GP (AP)
• Medical chief wants more action against elbows (AP)
• Giants rookie Chad Jones hurt in New Orleans crash (AP
• Diamondbacks' Edwin Jackson no-hits Rays (AP)
• Turner eager to get started with 76ers (AP)
• Purke, Lockwood combine on 4-hitter, TCU wins 6-2 (AP)
• Boonen out of Tour de France (AFP)
• Edmonton takes Taylor Hall with first pick (AP)
• Serena keeps Wimbledon title defence on course (AFP)
• Kerr in control in LPGA Championship (AP)
• 20 years later, 'Days of Thunder' still resonates (AP)
• Kyrgyz leaders take risky bet on referendum (AP)
• NKorea to elect leaders amid succession campaign (AP)
• E.U. Moves to Make Cross-Border Divorce Easier (Time.c
• Cameron raised ex-spy's death with Medvedev: official
• Mexico nabs alleged Sinaloa cartel leader (AP)
• S.Africa's Zuma to push developing agenda at G20 (AFP)
• India asks Pakistan to arrest more Mumbai suspects (AP
• Australian advertisers see light side to PM rout (AFP)
• Beating death in Egypt ignites protests over police brutali
• France's National Front: Will Marine Le Pen take the reins?
• Russia Relations Reset: France, U.S. Court Moscow (Tim
• Somaliland Poll Fuels Recognition Hopes (OneWorld.net)
• Little spent on oil spill cleanup technology (AP)
• UNICEF, Mets on tap for British prince in NYC (AP)
• Unclear if tropical storm Alex will hit oiled Gulf (AP
• Jackson: A tribute from fans, a lawsuit from dad (AP)
• Muslim-turned-preacher out as Baptist school dean (AP)
• Portland 'death house' doctor's license suspended (AP)
• Harry Reid's son avoids surname in governor bid (AP)
• Ariz. gov: Most illegal immigrants smuggling drugs (AP
• Former Calif. officer says he pulled wrong weapon (AP)
• Michael Jackson's father files wrongful death suit (AP
• Teen shot by Border Patrol had smuggling arrests (AP)
• LA police probe 2 marijuana dispensary killings (AP)
• Jamaican pleads not guilty to drug charges in NY (AP)
• Petraeus lauds vets, Purple Heart recipients in NY (AP
• Many legislators aim to copy Ariz. immigration law (AP
• Unclear if tropical depression will hit oiled Gulf (AP
• World summit focuses on nuclear threats (AP)
• Storm could be latest problem in spill cleanup (AP)
• US teen sailor reunited with brother after ordeal (AP)
• Mullen to Karzai: New general won't alter war plan (AP
• Obama prods Congress to finish financial overhaul (AP)
• New GOP group plans to spend millions this fall (AP)
• US unveils plan to make online transactions safer (AP)
• Palin speaks at California campus amid controversy (AP
• Giant gold coin sold for $4 million (AP)
• Newly rescued Chihuahua takes 'ugliest dog' title (AP)
• Obama calls for bank tax as next step in reform (Reute
• G20 searches for common pace in uneven recovery (Reute
• British PM fears BP's "destruction" (Reuters)
• Tropical storm Alex forms in Caribbean (Reuters)
• Senate set to begin Kagan court confirmation hearing (
• Lawmakers seal deal on historic Wall Street reform (Re
• Thousands protest in Taiwan against China trade deal (
• Lawmakers want more answers on Afghan war plan (Reuter
• N.Korea to hold rare meeting to pick new leaders (AFP)
• Row grows between Vatican, Brussels over police raid (
• Electricity-starved Iraqis' obsession: generators (AP)
• 4 jewelers killed during robbery in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq seeks $20 bln for four new oil refineries (AFP)
• Iraq gunmen kill three in raid on goldsmiths (AFP)
• Obama taps James Jeffrey for Iraq ambassador (AFP)
• Man pleads guilty in oil-for-food case (AP)
• Wizards select Kentucky's Wall with No. 1 pick (AP)
• Major overhaul in store for Azzurri (AP)
• Ivory Coast lead North Korea at half-time (AFP)
• James: England-Germany history will be ignored (AP)
• Italy eliminated from World Cup in 1st round (AP)
• 'Cardiac kids' proving to be big winners back home (AP
• Favre tells newspaper he'd 'love' to beat Saints (AP)
• 3 Indians minor-leaguers charged in Ohio bar fight (AP
• Odd draft night in Portland (AP)
• Thomas' single gives Gamecocks 3-2 win in 12th (AP)
• Cavendish readies for sprint at approaching Tour (AFP)
• Sports' most macho trophy shows new kind of pride (AP)
• Marathon man Isner out as Belgians set up clash (AFP)
• Kerr in 3-way tie for lead at LPGA Championship (AP)
• USF1 team barred from F1 for not racing in 2010 (AP)
• AP interview: IOC envisages sport betting watchdog (AP
• Rights group criticizes Hamas treatment of Israeli (AP
• Stalin monument dismantled in Georgian hometown (AP)
• Down to Earth: Australia's First Female Prime Minister
• Germany: Assisted suicide OK if patient consents (AP)
• Several thousand Egyptians protest police abuse (AP)
• Brazil: Missing from floods drops, deaths up (AP)
• Norwegians with Congo death sentence seek clemency (AP
• Bodies found beheaded in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• New Australian PM pledges to end mine tax row (Reuters
• 5 Americans convicted of terror charges in Pakistan (M
• Russia considers stronger powers for KGB's successor (
• Toronto G-20 Summit Threatened by U.S.-E.U. Fiscal Row
• Changing Demographics Strain Refugee Services (OneWorl
• No Gulf seafood, no po-boys; owner shuts La. cafe (AP)
• Amid controversy, Calif. campus readies for Palin (AP)
• Jamaican gang leader faces drug, gun charges in NY (AP
• Immigration back on front burner due to Ariz. law (AP)
• More kids trapped in sweltering cars are dying (AP)
• Prince Harry visiting US Army cadets at West Point (AP
• Mich. museum's Little Bighorn flag for sale in NYC (AP
• Defendant testifies in Calif. train shooting trial (AP
• Starbucks shop tries wine, 'coffee theater' (AP)
• Palin fund illegal; donors will get money back (AP)
• Jurors weigh Chicago cop's word against 5 felons (AP)
• Kan. doc convicted of fraud in painkiller case (AP)
• Scientists become celebrities in oil spill story (AP)
• Vatican: Ky. abuse lawsuit lacks link to Rome (AP)
• Grocery closings leave rural residents few options (AP
• 2 subway lines to end amid NYC transit budget woes (AP
• Police: Calif couple tried to sell baby at Walmart (AP
• Obama claims victory in financial overhaul deal (AP)
• Leaders differ on how to nurture a global recovery (AP
• Government lowers growth estimate for 1st quarter (AP)
• Pakistan watches Google, other sites for blasphemy (AP
• 10 killed when fire breaks out in Indonesian club (AP)
• More evidence of Gulf oil spill washes ashore (AP)
• Bridgeport, Conn., views damage from strong storm (AP)
• Divided Koreas commemorate start of Korean War (AP)
• Fans around the world honor Michael Jackson (AP)
• Marathon man Isner loses in 2nd round at Wimbledon (AP
• Lawmakers agree on historic Wall Street reform at dawn
• G8 nations to take stock of development needs (Reuters
• BP market losses hit $100 billion on spill cost fears
• Obama says shake-up won't disrupt Afghan war plan (Reu
• Illegal Sarah Palin defense fund must give back donations
• G20 nations see different paths for securing recovery
• Congress OKs sanctions on Iran's energy, banks (Reuter
• Pacific Hurricane Darby now a major storm off Mexico (
• G8 meets as US pushes Europe on economic growth (AFP)
• US military chief to reassure Afghans, allies after sacking
• Iraq cuts officials' privileges amid power crisis (AFP
• Iraq says gov't workers not exempt from power cuts (AP
• Hiker moms 'shocked' by story on children's arrest (AP
• Iran nabbed US hikers on Iraqi side of border: report
• Iraq through the eyes of a tree healer (The Christian
• No field of dreams for African World Cup teams (The Ne
• Holders Italy hopeful, French flops home (Reuters)
• Les Bleus return home under heavy security (Reuters)
• Italy play for survival in clash with Slovakia (AFP)
• Queen visits Wimbledon for first time in 33 years (AP)
• US players thrilled by fan response back home (AP)
• France's World Cup team arrives back home (AP)
• Panthers WR Smith regrets flag football injury (AP)
• Granderson's homer in 10th gives Yankees 6-5 win (AP)
• Lakers' coach Jackson leaning towards retirement (Reut
• Curry's slam sends TCU to 11-7 win over Fla St (AP)
• Tyler Myers wins Calder Trophy as NHL's top rookie (AP
• Murray races into Wimbledon third round (AFP)
• A slimmer, focused Daly back at The Travelers (AP)
• Stewart thrills North Dakota crowd (AP)
• Rogge to discuss possible Olympic bid with Zuma (AP)
• 12 killed as train slams into beachgoers in Spain (AP)
• Police raid offices, home of retired archbishop (AP)
• Austrian officer denies assaulting American (AP)
• US ambassador to Afghanistan calls for unity (AP)
• Kevin Rudd Gets Dumped by Labor Party (Time.com)
• Germany fires pre-G20 broadside at US criticism (AFP)
• Abbas slams Israeli plan to expel 4 Hamas members (AP)
• Brazil's president surveying flood-hit areas (AP)
• S.Africa probes motive in Rwanda general shooting (AFP
• Tibetan activist sentenced to 15 years in prison (AP)
• Canada police make 2nd explosives arrest before G20 (R
• Australia gets first woman PM after shock party coup (
• Obama's Afghan strategy remains plagued by problems (M
• Wimbledon: John Isner vs. Nicolas Mahut in longest tennis m
• Is Germany's Government Headed for a Breakdown? (Time.
• UN Report Optimistic on Anti-Poverty Strides (OneWorld
• G20 leaders facing worries about rising deficits (AP)
• AP check: Shoddy disposal work mars oil cleanup (AP)
• Bin Laden hunter says he'll 'absolutely' try again (AP
• NYC mayor, major CEOs lobby for immigration reform (AP
• Mass. school district under fire for condom policy (AP
• Feds assess threat from sunken Lake Champlain tug (AP)
• NY exhibit imagines utopian, green cities in 2030 (AP)
• No charges following sex allegation against Gore (AP)
• Shades of Blagojevich come through in FBI tapes (AP)
• Homeland Security to use drones along border (AP)
• Navy exaggerations damage Ill. Senate candidate (AP)
• Libraries fading as school budget crisis deepens (AP)
• Medvedev: New technologies would open access (AP)
• Ex-Detroit mayor indicted on fraud, tax charges (AP)
• Families return home but Ariz. fire still burning (AP)
• Carnegie Heroes Fund honors 23 with medals, money (AP)
• NY judge signs off on deal for 9/11 responders (AP)
• Professor: Rwanda officials wanted me to disappear (AP
• Relief greets Obama pick for new war commander (AP)
• Cap back after robot nudge stalls oil collection (AP)
• North Korea threatens more punishment for American (AP
• Australia gets its 1st female PM as Rudd ousted (AP)
• Pakistan: Anti-terror court convicts 5 Americans (AP)
• Over 2 million cribs recalled amid safety concerns (AP
• Businesses spend more on durable goods in May (AP)
• New iPhone selling briskly as thousands line up (AP)
• Gregg Allman undergoes successful liver transplant (AP
• Isner, Mahut resume at 59-59 at Wimbledon (AP)
• Spill hurts Obama rating as storm season starts (Reute
• Afghans do not expect change from U.S. shake-up (Reute
• Pakistani court sentences Americans for terrorism (Reu
• Ex-media baron Black's fraud conviction set aside (Reu
• Wall Street reform bill goes into final hours (Reuters
• Poll: Obama's ratings fall amid Gulf oil spill (Reuter
• Obama urges Russian missile defense cooperation: report
• Venezuela to nationalize U.S. firm's oil rigs (Reuters
• Police raid Belgian Catholic HQ in child sex probe (AF
• Pakistan court jails five Americans for terrorism (AFP
• Attacks targeting Iraqi forces kill 10 (AP)
• Hiker moms: Shocked by report on children's arrest (AP
• Five killed as suicide bombers target Iraq troops and polic
• Suicide bombers kill five as 12 die in Iraq unrest (AF
• Shi'ite rifts threaten to prolong Iraq government delay
• Yemen holds German, Iraqi in attack on British envoy (
• Qaeda claims deadly attack on Iraqi bank: SITE (AFP)
• War uproots Iraq's signature date palms, and their tenders
• Marlins fire manager Fredi Gonzalez (AP)
• Roddick reaches 3rd round at Wimbledon (AP)
• African World Cup exodus may silence vuvuzelas (AFP)
• Clijsters reaches 3rd round at Wimbledon (AP)
• FIFA: No discipline for Spain's Villa (AP)
• Rogge to discuss possible SAfrican Olympic bid (AP)
• Carroll says RB Washington primed for camp (AP)
• Pirates put punished pierogi back on the field (AP)
• Lakers' Bynum to have knee surgery after World Cup trip
• Clemson leads OU 6-1 when play resumes Wednesday (AP)
• WADA to watch Tour de France drug testing (AFP)
• Granato, James first women elected to Hockey Hall (AP)
• Federer out to restore authority as Belgians cruise (A
• Weir wins $270,000 in Telus Skins (AP)
• Randy Lajoie fails NASCAR drug test, suspended (AP)
• AP Interview: IOC to hold off on US TV rights (AP)
• Nations fail to agree on curbing Japan whale hunt (AP)
• 2 foreign aid workers abducted in Darfur (AP)
• Strikers disrupt ferries in main Greek port (AP)
• Philippine Terrorism, Insurgency a Challenge for Aquino
• Latest: England 1 (Defoe 23) Slovenia 0 (AFP)
• Correction: Honduras President story (AP)
• SAfrica: 2 cleared in attack on Rwandan exile (AP)
• Australian PM to fight shock leadership challenge (AFP
• Canada gov't under fire for summit security costs (Reu
• Australia's Rudd calls leadership vote (AP)
• Mexican cartel deals drugs, violence with religious fervor
• Swedish oil company under scrutiny after Sudan war crimes r
• Socotra: The Other Galapagos Awaits Tourists (Time.com
• Bin Laden hunter on his way back to United States (AP)
• Far from Gulf, a cloudy picture for oil fund czar (AP)
• UK jet passengers stuck on Conn. tarmac for hours (AP)
• Gulf property sales slide further on oil fears (AP)
• On tape, Blago says he wants 'a good gig' for seat (AP
• Storms spew funnel clouds, flash floods in Midwest (AP
• Moon snail onslaught devastates Maine clam flats (AP)
• Arizona wildfire at 20 percent containment (AP)
• San Francisco board passes cell phone emission law (AP
• Son of Dallas chief dies in shootout with police (AP)
• Madoff's ex-finance chief released on bail in NYC (AP)
• Chicago mayor defends handgun ban after shootings (AP)
• Newspaper, writer of Palin editorial part ways (AP)
• Pa. city fights crime with soccer, strict curfews (AP)
• For sale: Fallen money manager's prized items (AP)
• Utah Supreme Court: Online petition signatures OK (AP)
• Immigration vote stirs emotions in Neb. town (AP)
• Oil spill puts the Gulf oyster industry on ice (AP)
• Obama, McChrystal conclude Oval Office talk (AP)
• BP puts Bob Dudley in key Gulf clean-up role (AP)
• Judge who nixed drill ban reported oil investments (AP
• New-home sales plunge 33 pct with tax credits gone (AP
• 2010 themes pop up in runoff results (AP)
• Iran produced 17 kgs of further enriched uranium (AP)
• Jamaica urges calm after catching top fugitive (AP)
• Fed to keep rates low to support weak recovery (AP)
• Monaco's Prince Albert to marry Charlene Wittstock (AP
• US, Algeria at 0-0 in Group C match (AP)
• Obama holds showdown talks with McChrystal (Reuters)
• New home sales at record low as tax credit expires (Re
• Obama seeks new drill ban as oil still spews (Reuters)
• Soros says Germany could cause euro collapse (Reuters)
• Homegrown attack threat not receding: NYPD chief (Reut
• Hard-hit states get funds to aid homeowners (Reuters)
• Alleged drug lord "Dudus" Coke captured in Jamaica (Re
• Israel launches spy satellite (Reuters)
• Afghan commander's job at risk ahead of Obama meeting
• BP's Hayward hands over Gulf spill management (AFP)
• Al-Qaida front group says it bombed Baghdad bank (AP)
• Iraqi PM accepts electricity minister's resignation (A
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,408 (AP)
• Public fury over power outages poses test for Iraq (AP
• US lifts restrictions on refugees in Michigan (AP)
• A bigger threat to Iraq than Al Qaeda? Power cuts. (Th
• Iraq PM urges end to political meddling by regional powers
• French Open finalist Stosur loses at Wimbledon (AP)
• IOC accepts all 3 candidates for 2018 Winter Games (AP
• South Africa lead France 2-0 at half-time (AFP)
• Bachelot reduces French World Cup players to tears (AP
• Evra benched for France against South Africa (AP)
• Portugal scores 7 on NKorea at WCup, Spain wins (AP)
• Ex NFL player Dillon pleads not guilty to DUI (AP)
• Arizona blast Burnett to beat Yankees (Reuters)
• Thousands of fans cheer Lakers in tribute (AP)
• Clemson tops Arizona St 6-3 at CWS (AP)
• Sastre gets green light for Tour de France (AFP)
• Bruins, Oilers, sizing up top 2 draft picks (AP)
• Serena strolls to victory at Wimbledon (AFP)
• When Open closes, excitement not a major concern (AP)
• Hot tempers are heating up NASCAR (AP)
• BP intends to remain London 2012 sponsor (AP)
• UK makes sharpest cuts in decades in new budget (AP)
• Big Oil strikes back, slams Obama's drilling ban (AP)
• Medvedev to tour Silicon Valley, seek investors (AP)
• Rains burst levee in southern China, 88,000 flee (AP)
• Afghanistan: Karzai's prisoner-release plan may backfire
• Bees tagged to assess pesticide brain damage (AFP)
• Defense chief criticizes Jerusalem demolition plan (AP
• US Senate report says Haiti rebuilding has stalled (AP
• Three killed in Burundi violence (AFP)
• Pakistani PM ignores US warning on Iran gas deal (AP)
• Two Britons killed in Congo plane crash (AFP)
• Report finds U.S. tax money may be funding Afghan insurgent
• Israel's easing of Gaza blockade doesn't address banking, t
• Israel eases Gaza blockade: Gains for Hamas and Turkey?
• South Africa HIV Infection Rate Slowing - Study (OneWo
• Oil threatens key Gulf algae and its ecosystem (AP)
• NY law would be 1st to take DNA from all criminals (AP
• Times Square car bomber details his chilling plot (AP)
• Wrestler's widow suing WWE, Conn. Senate candidate (AP
• Neb. city votes to restrict illegal immigration (AP)
• Remade in NY: French ex-1st lady has new life (AP)
• Trial set to open for rigger in NYC crane collapse (AP
• Woman gunned down on Ill. highway as drivers watch (AP
• Defense up next in Calif. train station shooting (AP)
• NTSB meets on bus crash that killed 7 in Arizona (AP)
• Montana city mops up from tornado that hit arena (AP)
• Cystic Fibrosis: More patients live into adulthood (AP
• Bach and beyond: NYers plink on public pianos (AP)
• Lawyers: 4 NY temple plot suspects not dangerous (AP)
• Key prosecution witness on stand at Blago trial (AP)
• Dallas police chief's son suspected of killing cop (AP
• White House summons US general to explain himself (AP)
• Gulf rig owner criticizes Obama's drilling halt (AP)
• White House releases 'patients' bill of rights' (AP)
• Woman, black seek to become firsts in SC runoff (AP)
• Government launching plan to halt homelessness (AP)
• Ariz. wildfire near Flagstaff now at 10,000 acres (AP)
• 4th century icons of Peter and Paul found in Rome (AP)
• $75M mansion near Orlando selling 'as is' (AP)
• Lights go out at 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' taping (AP)
• Serena Williams wins opening match at Wimbledon (AP)
• White House summons McChrystal (Reuters)
• BP boss Hayward retreats from spill (Reuters)
• White House budget chief Orszag to step down (Reuters)
• China makes good on flexibility vow (Reuters)
• UK's Osborne cuts 2010, 2011 growth forecasts (Reuters
• Obama to warn health insurers against rate jumps (Reut
• Times Square bomber pleads guilty (Reuters)
• China says "concerned" about South Korea-U.S. drill (R
• White House summons McChrystal over scathing interview
• Britain cuts spending, hikes taxes in budget (AFP)
• Bombs targeting Iraqi government, allies kill 5 (AP)
• New killings in campaign against Iraqi ex-insurgents (
• Iraq cabinet mulls response to bloody power protests (
• U.S. says cannot force Iraqis to agree government (Reu
• Iraq electricity minister offers to quit after bloody demos
• Iraq minister resigns after clashes over electricity (
• UN refugee chief calls for non-sectarian Iraq government
• Iraq electricity minister resigns over power cuts (Reu
• First day of summer in Iraq signals hot, violent months ahe
• Clijsters wins in return to Wimbledon (AP)
• Japan's Ai Miyazato is new No. 1 in women's golf (AP)
• Merciless Portugal rout N.Korea 7-0 (AFP)
• McDowell pulls off a surprise at Pebble (AP)
• Donovan thinks call will increase interest (AP)
• Brazil advances, Italy held to another WCup draw (AP)
• Sborz recalled from Triple-A to replace Porcello (AP)
• Lakers fans stream into Los Angeles for parade (AP)
• Arizona St-Clemson CWS game postponed until Monday (AP
• Schleck wins Tour of Switzerland ahead of Armstrong (A
• Wimbledon under way with Federer first up (AFP)
• Tiger, Lefty and Ernie can't make Open charge (AP)
• Johnson wins at Sonoma after Ambrose's late gaffe (AP)
• BP intends to continue as main London 2012 sponsor (AP
• Iran bans 2 UN nuclear inspectors from entering (AP)
• Witnesses say Kyrgyz police attack Uzbeks, kill 2 (AP)
• NATO says 4 troops die in Afghan helicopter crash (AP)
• BP shares slump amid spat with partner on damages (AP)
• Japan Space Program Shines with Hayabusa, IKAROS Success
• Russian oligarch Khodorkovsky gets boost in trial (AP)
• Jerusalem revives plan to raze Palestinian homes (AP)
• Gang members burn bus in El Salvador; 10 die (AP)
• Sweden probes role of Swedes in Sudan's fighting (AP)
• Yuan gains but China warns it won't fix economy (AP)
• Canada says private forecasters up 2010 GDP estimate (
• Congo calls on pygmies to help find missing plane (AFP
• New Afghan commission sets free Taliban suspects (McCl
• In Afghanistan, a cop who hands out money, instead of takin
• Internet Fraud: FTC Takes On Antivirus Scam in Crackdown
• iCampaigning? Candidates turning to phone apps (AP)
• Family Attorney: Jackson children just normal kids (AP
• Medical pot can cost parents in custody disputes (AP)
• Gulf paymaster: People are in 'desperate' shape (AP)
• Sexual predator treatment squeezes state budgets (AP)
• Ky. con man gets 2 life sentences for 1977 deaths (AP)
• ER doctors: Lawsuit fears lead to overtesting (AP)
• Cop, Dallas police chief's son dead after shootout (AP
• Official: Chicago subway fire sends 19 to hospital (AP
• By the numbers: Oil leak wouldn't fill Superdome (AP)
• US exec must clean up oil spill and BP's image (AP)
• Neb. town to vote on illegal immigration measure (AP)
• Roundup resistant weeds pose environmental threat (AP)
• 'UN' of faith groups set roles in disaster relief (AP)
• Documents: BP estimated 4.2M gallon in worst case (AP)
• 2 killed in Calif. restaurant shooting identified (AP)
• Rare husband-wife duo stump for Ga.'s top offices (AP)
• BP Gulf spill costs hit $2 billion, no end yet (AP)
• Brazil is dropping role in Iran nuclear dispute (AP)
• Report: Van der Sloot retracts murder confession (AP)
• Montana tornado rips roof off sports arena (AP)
• Abnormal radiation detected near Korean border (AP)
• Hundreds urged to evacuate ahead of AZ wildfire (AP)
• 47 killed when explosion rips through China mine (AP)
• Stocks extend gains as China eases currency policy (AP
• 'Toy Story 3' finds big play time with $109M debut (AP
• Portugal beats North Korea in 7-0 rout (AP)
• China unshackles yuan ahead of G20 (Reuters)
• BP pegs spill at worst-case 100,000 bpd (Reuters)
• Iran bars U.N. inspectors in escalating nuclear row (R
• Ex-Putin minister testifies in Khodorkovsky trial (Reu
• Civil society urges action on Zimbabwe diamonds (Reute
• Ethiopia ruling party wins poll (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz leader backs referendum as trouble flares (Reut
• Kremlin reduces gas to Belarus over payment dispute (A
• BP says $2 billion spent on US oil spill (AFP)
• New clashes in Iraq over electricity cuts (Reuters)
• Anger spreads over power shortages in Iraq (AP)
• Turkey sends troops to Iraq border after PKK raid (Reu
• Witness: Writing on the walls in the Holy Land (Reuter
• Iraqi FM says political 'bickering' risks street riots
• Fury over Iraq power rationing spreads in harsh heat (
• Turkish troops hunt down Kurdish rebels (AP)
• Iraq's Allawi fears plots to assasinate him (AFP)
• Baghdad suicide bombers kill 26 in crowded street (AFP
• Valentin: France's World Cup team refuses to train (AP
• Dempsey says referee encouraged physical play (AP)
• Paraguay on brink of knockouts after Slovakia win (AFP
• Paraguay beats Slovakia 2-0 at the World Cup (AP)
• England locker room intruder charged with trespass (AP
• Can we talk? England players, Capello to meet (AP)
• Saints T Brown signs tender, shipped to Redskins (AP)
• Rockies beat Brewers 8-7 in wild game at Coors (AP)
• Former NBA star Bol dies at 47 (AFP)
• Bauer strikes out 11, Bruins win CWS opener 11-3 (AP)
• Gesink closes in on title as da Costa bags stage (AFP)
• New Jersey Devils reacquire Jason Arnott in trade (AP)
• Seeded Gulbis joins Wimbledon injury list (AFP)
• Woods shoots 66, gets in the hunt at US Open (AP)
• Ward beats Green to retain WBA title (AFP)
• Edwards wins Nationwide race at Road America (AP)
• Santos highly favored in Colombia vote (AP)
• Sweet Success: Can Ice Cream Help Pull Rwanda Out of Povert
• Israel approves new list of goods banned from Gaza (AP
• Mexican author Carlos Monsivais dies at age 72 (AP)
• SAfrica probes attempt on exiled Rwandan general (AP)
• Latest: Italy 1 (Iaquinta 29-pen) New Zealand 1 (AFP)
• Australian mining execs on plane missing in Africa (AF
• Man shoots 4, self in Calif. fast food restaurant (AP)
• AP timeline details Michael Jackson's last day (AP)
• Record number of Indian candidates seeking office (AP)
• 2 blasts rock S. Afghanistan in weekend violence (AP)
• BP CEO's yacht outing infuriates Gulf residents (AP)
• Gates: Afghanistan a 'tough pull,' but improving (AP)
• Wildfire burns near Flagstaff, forces evacuations (AP)
• Ethnic Uzbeks refuse to go home in Kyrgyzstan (AP)
• World hopes China's yuan will rise, bring relief (AP)
• Report: Van der Sloot mentally ill, mother says (AP)
• Tropical Storm Celia near cusp of hurricane force (AP)
• Johnson builds 3-shot lead, Woods 5 behind (AP)
• China's new yuan regime to look a lot like old one (Re
• Gulf Coast residents brace for more oil (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz forces remove barricades but Uzbeks wary (Reute
• Gates sees potential in Iran economic sanctions (Reute
• Poles vote for new president after air crash death (Re
• Bill Clinton aims to help Democrats retain Congress (R
• For U.S., yuan talk is good, action is better (Reuters
• Poland votes for new president after crash tragedy (AF
• Twin car bombs kill 27 near bank in Baghdad (AP)
• Suicide blasts kill 26 at Iraqi state-sector bank (Reu
• Turkish troops enter Iraq after Kurd rebel attacks (AF
• U.S. pullout from Iraq triggers epic garage sale (Reut
• Baghdad suicide bombers kill 26 (AFP)
• Eight decomposing bodies found in Baghdad brothel (Reu
• Turkish PM vows to crush Kurdish rebels (AP)
• Lawrence of Arabia, guiding US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Turkey bombs rebel bases in Iraq after soldiers killed
• Iraq son, nephew wanted for killing 'US army translator'
• Bob Bradley the day after: `It was a good goal' (AP)
• Sneijder scores and Netherlands beats Japan 1-0 (AP)
• England has last chance to avoid World Cup shame (AP)
• Sneijder fires Dutch to Japan win and group pole (AFP)
• FIFA says England security lapse 'unacceptable' (AP)
• 2 goals that were for US, and 1 that wasn't (AP)
• 49ers' Smith making progress (AP)
• Gonzalez lifts Padres over Orioles 3-2 (AP)
• Wade's priority this summer isn't free agency (AP)
• Purke has TCU well-armed for 1st CWS appearance (AP)
• Tour de France bikes to be scanned for motors - UCI (A
• Sharks' Blake retires after decorated NHL career (AP)
• Venus eyes another all-Williams Wimbledon final (AFP)
• Sherri Steinhauer grabs ShopRite LPGA lead with 64 (AP
• Kahne takes pole at Sonoma (AP)
• Militants raid security building in Yemen, kill 13 (AP
• Saramago's body taken to Portugal for funeral (AP)
• What Israelis Really Think Should Be Done About Gaza (
• BP partners with actor Costner to fight spill (AFP)
• Cancun police find 12 decomposing inside caverns (AP)
• Egypt says will not alter Palestinian unity pact (Reut
• Toyota resumes China plant output as strike ends (Reut
• Canada police slammed over fatal Taser case (Reuters)
• China's vice president to visit Australia amid tax spat
• Filmmaker pays 'reverse bribes' to show Afghan police corru
• G-20 summit: financial reform is needed. But how fast?
• RI school to alter policy that banned soldier hat (AP)
• Storms nail Midwest, kill 1, damage skyscraper (AP)
• Calif. university will allow media at Palin event (AP)
• Officials: Harvard student will not be deported (AP)
• Big-party fatigue shows in quirky candidate labels (AP
• Family of slain teen says they'll leave California (AP
• Arizona seeks dismissal of lawsuit over new law (AP)
• Hartford mayor convicted of corruption steps down (AP)
• Vast amounts of methane in Gulf spill pose threat (AP)
• Mexican man to sue Legion of Christ for fraud (AP)
• AP source: Accused prof attempts suicide in jail (AP)
• Ore. judge grants, stays Scouts files release (AP)
• Vote system that elected NY Hispanic could expand (AP)
• Minn. digs out from tornadoes; 3 dead, dozens hurt (AP
• As oil spews in Gulf, BP chief at UK yacht race (AP)
• Obama: Republicans blocking progress in Congress (AP)
• US envoy urges independent probe into Kyrgyz riots (AP
• UN chief: Security in Afghanistan has not improved (AP
• Records: Girl's killer 'calm, calculating' (AP)
• AP Exclusive: UN Africa corruption case buried (AP)
• Record number of Indian-Americans seeking office (AP)
• 'Suge' Knight, Kanye West face off over lawsuit (AP)
• Mozzarella gets the blues in Italy amid complaints (AP
• Mickelson discovers route to 66 at Pebble (AP)
• Peg is dead as China vows yuan flexibility (Reuters)
• Partner puts blame on BP as spill costs grow (Reuters)
• U.S. urges Kyrgyzstan to end humanitarian crisis (Reut
• Senate restores Medicare pay for doctors (Reuters)
• Al Qaeda network severely degraded: U.S. envoy (Reuter
• "I killed, cut off heads" says repentant Mexico hitman
• UN alarmed over escalating violence in Afghanistan (AF
• A victory as Army mounts anti-suicide campaign (AP)
• One dead in Iraqi protest over power cuts in Basra (Re
• Iraq police shoot dead protester over power cuts (AP)
• One dead as Iraq police disperse power demo (AFP)
• Kurdish rebels kill 10 Turkish soldiers near Iraq (AFP
• Turkish jets raid northern Iraq, clashes kill 22 (AP)
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebel positions in Iraq: army (AF
• Seven Iraq troops killed near Syria border in new ties blow
• Car bomb in Iraq's restive north kills 7, wounds 61 (R
• Iraq car bombs kill six, wound 82 (AFP)
• Top cleric warns Iraq leaders as deal hopes dim (AFP)
• 'Missing' NKoreans seen on team bus (AP)
• Manager: Iverson wants to play again (AP)
• Serbia stun ten-man Germany 1-0 (AFP)
• 2nd round under way at Pebble (AP)
• Lakers edge Celtics in Game 7, win 16th title (AP)
• 49er McDonald arrested on suspicion of DUI (AP)
• Mets edge Indians to maintain winning run (Reuters)
• Lakers beat Celtics for 16th NBA title (AFP)
• Utah accepts invitation to join Pac-10 (AP)
• Gesink wins king mountain stage to take Swiss lead (AF
• Devils hire John MacLean as coach (AP)
• Nadal faces tricky first week at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Another day reveals one more thing about Tiger (AP)
• Edwards, Keselowski, Menard try NASCAR double duty (AP
• Sarkozy marks de Gaulle's famed wartime appeal (AP)
• WHO creates data base on use of child medicines (AP)
• Polish election candidate visits his twin's tomb (AP)
• Pakistan Madrasahs Draw U.S. Students Despite Scrutiny
• Finland's PM resigns, clears way for woman premier (AF
• Iran says UN sanctions show double standard (AP)
• Vigil for dozens trapped in Colombian coal mine (AP)
• US attorney charged in Rwanda to return home soon (AP)
• Nearly 70 dead as China floods continue (AFP)
• Canada needs security tsar, Air India probe says (Reut
• NZ lawmaker claims Chinese security attacked him (AP)
• Obama's still popular abroad _ but his policies aren't
• Facebook draws 7,000 to anti-Muslim pork sausage party in P
• Israel's Ultra-Orthodox Jews Clash with Secular Courts
• Obama tells G-20 nations to seal economic recovery (AP
• Jubilant celebration turns rowdy in areas of LA (AP)
• Firing squad execution sobering, but dramatic (AP)
• Reservist dead, 1 in custody in Ga. post shooting (AP)
• LA teacher makes algebra cool with a hip-hop beat (AP)
• Embattled Texas judge faces disciplinary panel (AP)
• Ex-officer testifies in Calif. train shooting case (AP
• Mass. man to be arraigned in 4 relatives' slayings (AP
• More companies create tools for rooftop gardening (AP)
• Human heads found in boxes at Arkansas airport (AP)
• Clinton comment on immigration law riles Ariz. gov (AP
• Man convicted of killing 4 says he wants to die (AP)
• Times Square car bomb suspect indicted in NYC (AP)
• Blagojevich witness says he got job after donating (AP
• Toy soldiers run afoul of school's weapons ban (AP)
• Fired Chicago police lt. denies torturing suspects (AP
• Utah firing squad executes convicted killer (AP)
• Interim leader: Up to 2,000 dead in Kyrgyz clashes (AP
• Gulf oil full of methane, adding new concerns (AP)
• 3 killed, dozens injured in Minn. tornadoes (AP)
• Obama's spill recovery chief will be part-time (AP)
• Walgreen and CVS strike new deal, avoiding split (AP)
• Twitter a hit in Japan as millions 'mumble' online (AP
• Nobel-winning Portuguese novelist Saramago dies (AP)
• Slovenia leads 2-0 against US at halftime (AP)
• Serbia beats 10-man Germany 1-0 at World Cup (AP)
• Investor mood lifts as BP survives spill grilling (Reu
• Swaps plan seen staying in Wall Street reform bill (Re
• Obama prods China on currency rates in G20 letter (Reu
• One million people caught up in Kyrgyz violence: U.N.
• Utah firing squad executes convicted killer (Reuters)
• Apology to BP's Hayward triggers uproar (Reuters)
• Times Square bomb suspect indicted in New York (Reuter
• U.S. envoy urges probe into Kyrgyz killings (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz leader says 2,000 may be dead in south (AFP)
• Firing squad execution for US murderer (AFP)
• Police: Iraqi interpreter for US Army killed (AP)
• Iraq car bombs kill five, wound 79 (AFP)
• Iraq car bombs kill 5, wound dozens (Reuters)
• Top cleric warns Iraq leaders on coalition talks (AFP)
• UN probing Britain over Iraqi mistreatment claims (AP)
• Iraqis expelled from Britain showed bruises: UN (AFP)
• Iraq car bomb leaves 32 wounded (AFP)
• Turkey: May air raid killed 100 Kurdish rebels (AP)
• 100,000 Iraq refugees OKed for resettlement: UNHCR (AF
• Bafana Bafana defeat dents only part of South Africa's drea
• Higuain hat-trick gives Argentina victory (Reuters)
• Cup security dispute embarrassment for organizers (Reu
• Argentina beat S. Korea 4-1, set for last 16 (AFP)
• US Open is under way under clearing skies (AP)
• Saints celebrate title again with ring ceremony (AP)
• Oswalt's arm, Michaels' 3 RBIs lead Astros over KC (AP
• Bryant welcomes challenge in Lakers-Celtics Game 7 (AP
• Reine gets delayed shot at title with Oklahoma (AP)
• Cavendish throws in towel at Tour of Switzerland (AFP)
• Former Bruins star Neely named team president (AP)
• Stosur mounts fightback to seal semi-final spot (AFP)
• Tiger of old threatens to make Open appearance (AP)
• Indy Series makes changes after hose malfunction (AP)
• Danny Boyle to oversee 2012 Olympic ceremony (AP)
• Dutch court sentences 5 Somali pirates to 5 years (AP)
• Israel agrees to ease Gaza land blockade (AP)
• The Assassinated Hamas Leader and the Polish Connection
• St. Jude says catheter technology gets EU approval (AP
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest school ruling (AP)
• Mandela attends great-granddaughter's funeral (AP)
• Landslides kill scores in Bangladesh and Myanmar (AFP)
• Carney: don't take rate hike for granted (Reuters)
• Banksy artwork swiped from Aussie knicker mogul (AFP)
• Experts: U.S. has no long-term political strategy for Afgha
• Gaza flotilla raid: Will it change Turkey's regional role?
• Obama Vows Clean Energy Push, Green Groups Want Details
• Texas lawmaker accuses White House of BP shakedown (AP
• Convicted murderer confesses to killing foster son (AP
• Sea creatures flee oil spill, gather near shore (AP)
• Cups runneth over at world beer pong event in NJ (AP)
• CIA papers show agency struggled in Korean War (AP)
• Families of 3 jailed Americans criticize Iran (AP)
• Utah man hopes for 11th hour execution reprieve (AP)
• Oil rig workers forced to job hunt after drill ban (AP
• Oil ends life on the water for Gulf boat captain (AP)
• NH professor pushes for return to slow reading (AP)
• Witness charts money flow in Blagojevich case (AP)
• BP chair: Sorry for 'small people' remark on Gulf (AP)
• Ala. prof charged in brother's 1986 shooting death (AP
• 9/11 workers attend NYC forum on health settlement (AP
• DA: 4 found dead at Mass. home in `horrific' scene (AP
• Spill coverage barriers remain despite promises (AP)
• Lawyers give final arguments in gay marriage case (AP)
• BP CEO to tell Congress he's 'devastated' by spill (AP
• New claims for jobless benefits rise sharply (AP)
• EU approves new sanctions on Iran (AP)
• UN: 400,000 now uprooted by Kyrgyzstan unrest (AP)
• Countries paying teen's rescue cost defend sea law (AP
• EU leaders try to fix long-term economy problems (AP)
• AP-GfK poll shows gains for health care overhaul (AP)
• FCC set to reconsider broadband regulations (AP)
• Contract: MJ doc requested lifesaving gear, nurse (AP)
• Argentina beats South Korea 4-1 at World Cup (AP)
• Lawmakers grill BP boss as spill deal lifts shares (Re
• Jobless claims, price data back low rates policy (Reut
• Israel says easing Gaza land blockade (Reuters)
• Europe eyes quick move on stress tests (Reuters)
• BP chief apologizes for "small people" remark (Reuters
• China warns finger-pointing could derail G20 (Reuters)
• Tension grips Kyrgyz south ahead of referendum (Reuter
• Swiss parliament approves UBS-U.S. tax deal (Reuters)
• Israel approves plan to ease Gaza blockade (AFP)
• BP executive faces angry US lawmakers over oil spill (
• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims deadly central bank attack (AP
• Qaeda in Iraq claims deadly central bank raid (AFP)
• Top cleric seen tipping Iraq's political balance (AP)
• In an Afghan Valley of Death, Good News -- for Now (Ti
• Justice: Blackwater case should have gone forward (AP)
• Turkish military kills 4 Kurdish rebels in Iraq (Reute
• Senator presses State for details on Iraq security (AP
• Turkish troops enter Iraq, kill four Kurdish rebels (A
• Maradona criticizes Pele, Platini (AP)
• Howard on Slovenia win prediction: `Talk is cheap' (AP
• A primer on Slovenia before US matchup (AP)
• Lakers rout Celtics, force Game 7 in NBA finals (AP)
• Haynesworth will skip Redskins mandatory minicamp (AP)
• Cowboys workers settle with builder over collapse (AP)
• Disappointing year has Jones pondering retirement (AP)
• Kerr will not return as Suns's general manager (Reuter
• Bat choice for top college coaches (AP)
• Spain drawing 0-0 with Switzerland at half-time (AFP)
• Cyclists delay Swiss stage in Cavendish protest (AFP)
• New coach Arniel to be surrounded by own staff (AP)
• Federer gets top seeding at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Under the radar, Glover goes for another US Open (AP)
• Kyrgyz army tries to get control in riot-hit south (AP
• 2 Sudanese war crimes suspects surrender to court (AP)
• Iran says it will build more nuclear reactors (AP)
• 2 US service members killed in Afghanistan (AP)
• First, China. Next: the Great Firewall of... Australia?
• Italians think they have found Caravaggio's bones (AP)
• Egypt police catch man smuggling foxes, chameleons (AP
• Calderon asks for Mexicans' support as toll rises (AP)
• US lawyer faces contempt charge at Rwanda Tribunal (AP
• Brunei's sultan divorces Malaysian wife of 5 years (AP
• Toronto puts finishing touches on G20 preparation (Reu
• Rio Tinto invests 469 million in US mine (AFP)
• Immigration court backlog keeps asylum seekers in limbo
• Saville report on Bloody Sunday massacre exonerates victims
• "Unjustified and Unjustifiable": Bloody Sunday Inquiry Says
• Polar Heat Bringing Harder Winters (OneWorld.net)
• Wisconsin's Democrats have got the blues (AP)
• After blasting BP, Obama now faces its leaders (AP)
• Gulf Coast welcomes Obama's pledge to restore land (AP
• Utah man facing firing squad denied federal stay (AP)
• Mass. researcher says he has ID'd 7 MIAs from WWII (AP
• Man who tried self-amputation thought of MacGyver (AP)
• Hispanic apparent winner in unusual NY election (AP)
• Ariz. lawmaker takes aim at automatic citizenship (AP)
• Scientists: Oil leaking up to 2.52M gallons daily (AP)
• Axelrod: BP cannot 'slow-walk' damage payments (AP)
• Gulf residents seek more than talk from Obama (AP)
• Alaska state official objects to polar bear plan (AP)
• Calif man who killed alleged molester is sentenced (AP
• Money troubles possible motive in family shooting (AP)
• LA cardinal's deposition in abuse case released (AP)
• Massey says teams find crack in W.Va. mine's floor (AP
• Son turns on aging father at NYC mob trial (AP)
• BP executives arrive at WH to meet with Obama (AP)
• BP starts burning oil from leaking ruptured well (AP)
• 3 killed, homes damaged in Indonesia quakes (AP)
• Home construction sinks, building permits down (AP)
• Pakistan: US bin Laden hunter on mission from God (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll bolsters congressional Democrats (AP)
• Israeli ministers to vote on easing Gaza blockade (AP)
• Apple, AT&T hit with glitches on new iPhone orders (AP
• Free NYC concert canceled after crowd gets unruly (AP)
• Chile beats Honduras 1-0 after Beausejour tap-in (AP)
• Obama to demand BP pay for oil spill damage (Reuters)
• Fed could emerge intact from Wall Street reform debate
• Israel pushes Gaza blockade talks to Thursday (Reuters
• Kyrgyz city still tense after ethnic fighting (Reuters
• Home building plunges to five-month low (Reuters)
• Senators raise doubts about Afghan war effort (Reuters
• EU, IMF deny planning Spain credit line (Reuters)
• Accident at BP Rotterdam refinery kills worker (Reuter
• Obama vows to make 'reckless' BP pay (AFP)
• Aid arrives for Kyrgyzstan refugee 'catastrophe' (AFP)
• Military: Turkish troops cross into northern Iraq (AP)
• HRW urges Iraq Kurds to ban female circumcision (AFP)
• HRW urges Iraqi Kurds to ban female circumcision (AP)
• Iraqi officials say bombs kill 1, wound 8 people (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,406 (AP)
• Iraqi conjoined twins to undergo surgery in Saudi (AP)
• Marine in Iraqi war crimes case to return to unit (AP)
• New Zealand late goal gets 1-1 draw (AP)
• Big 12 bounces back, lives to play again (AP)
• Howard shows teammates he'll play against Slovenia (AP
• Drogba cleared but does not start for Ivory Coast (AP)
• American football wants to woo foreign fans (Reuters)
• Burrell homers again in Giants win over Orioles (AP)
• Tom Izzo declines to give camper scoop on plans (AP)
• Shore, Reine carry Oklahoma past Virginia, 11-0 (AP)
• Pressure on Brazil to vanquish N.Korea in style (AFP)
• RadioShack seething over Tour of Spain omission (Reute
• AP source: Sharks D Rob Blake to retire (AP)
• Dementieva out of Wimbledon (AFP)
• Teenager gets 1-day caddie gig at US Open (AP)
• In The Pits: Hamlin must avoid Buschlike collapse (AP)
• Israel security chief warns lifting blockade risky (AP
• Day of truth arrives for Bloody Sunday survivors (AP)
• Ireland expels Israeli over forged passports (AP)
• Chaos in Kyrgyzstan: Will Violence Cross the Border? (
• Bloody Sunday report revives N. Ireland's dark past (R
• Gunmen kill 15 Mexican officers in 2 attacks (AP)
• French court postpones Rwandan extradition decision (A
• Pakistan keep Sri Lanka down to 242-9 (AFP)
• Light plane crashes in Sydney neighborhood; 2 dead (AP
• Israeli flotilla inquiry inadequate, Turkey and others say
• Conspiracy theories rife in wake of Kenya bomb blasts
• Does Belgium's Election Spell the End of the Country?
• Gibbs: Administration may seize claims processing (AP)
• BP gets OK to burn off captured oil, gas at sea (AP)
• 6-story Jesus statue in Ohio struck by lightning (AP)
• Cleanup crews must battle oil — and heat, humidity (A
• AP Interview: Fugitive hid 40 years in plain sight (AP
• Supply shortages slowing Gulf oil spill cleanup (AP)
• Grim recovery of Ark. flood victims nears its end (AP)
• Police search for motive in family shooting (AP)
• Doctors, prosecutors clash over painkillers (AP)
• Microsoft's Philly high school traveled rocky road (AP
• Miss. beaches largely unspoiled by Gulf oil gusher (AP
• Parents get apology, no motive, in murder of girl (AP)
• Utah Supreme Court denies man's death row appeal (AP)
• Envelopes with white powder sent to fed buildings (AP)
• NC congressman apologizes for behavior on video (AP)
• Boy Scout battle over gays, rent goes to Pa. court (AP
• White House: Obama ready to seize claims process (AP)
• Red Cross: 'several hundred' dead in Kyrgyz unrest (AP
• Okla. flooding leads to dramatic rescues (AP)
• 5.7 quake rattles nerves in border region (AP)
• AP Interview: US teen sailor unfazed by ordeal (AP)
• Afghan government: 12 police, 6 civilians killed (AP)
• American claiming to be hunting bin Laden arrested (AP
• BET to give Prince lifetime achievement award (AP)
• Cowardly bullfighter: Mexican matador flees bull (AP)
• Celtics know perils of road closeout games (AP)
• BP to defend spill as Obama pitches "greener" U.S. (Re
• U.N. urges Kyrgyzstan to contain ethnic killing (Reute
• Armed couple detained at key military base (Reuters)
• Pakistan holds American reportedly hunting bin Laden (
• U.N. council "gravely concerned" at Korea ship sinking
• New "morning-after" pill effective and safe: FDA staff
• FBI files reveal Ted Kennedy death threats (Reuters)
• Kyrgyzstan withdraws foreign troops demand (AFP)
• Obama, oil chiefs face hot seat on key day of spill drama
• Iraqi official found with TNT, charged with terror (AP
• Judge releases Marine in Iraqi war crimes case (AP)
• US removing hazardous waste during Iraq withdrawal (AP
• Iraq parliament sits; politicians say new government months
• State wants to form a mini-army for Iraq security (AP)
• Luck helps Netherlands overcome Denmark (Reuters)
• US Soccer: Howard is OK to play against Slovenia (AP)
• Carragher: Green should remain England's keeper (AP)
• Police: Vince Young cited for assault in Dallas (AP)
• Lilly takes no-hitter into 9th, Cubs beat Sox 1-0 (AP)
• Ex-NBA star due in Vegas court in casino debt case (AP
• Razorback fullback Stumon faces DWI charge (AP)
• Dutch grind out opening win over Danes (AFP)
• Cyclist Brajkovic triumphs over Contador in Dauphine race
• LA Kings assistant facing sex abuse charge resigns (AP
• Clijsters to come back from injury at Eastbourne (AFP)
• Westwood tunes up for US Open with playoff win (AP)
• Danny Lopez heads Boxing Hall of Fame class (AP)
• Hamilton wins Canadian Grand Prix (AP)
• Iran's Revolutionary Guard dismisses UN sanctions (AP)
• Belgium facing political, economic limbo (AFP)
• Israeli police officer killed in shooting attack (AP)
• Chile pres. faces conflicts in quake recovery plan (AP
• Super-charged Steyn leads South Africa to victory (AFP
• US commander in Pakistan with Afghan battle update (AF
• Top U.S. court rejects Maher Arar's torture suit appeal
• Japanese space probe finds unique asteroid dust (Reute
• Israel plans "impartial" inquiry of its deadly attack on ai
• New Push to Make Motherhood Safe (OneWorld.net)
• 1 remains missing after Ark. flash floods kill 19 (AP)
• Americans get most radiation from medical scans (AP)
• The odyssey: Camera survives ocean trip to Fla. (AP)
• Pictures of Blagojevich: A crook or a fool? (AP)
• Ore. boy's disappearance now a criminal case (AP)
• Calif. bill would target spouses who hire hit men (AP)
• English Muffin-maker guards `nooks and crannies' (AP)
• BP deploys deepsea sensors to better measure spill (AP
• Michelle Obama vows to help Camp Pendleton troops (AP)
• Oil spill spreads in La.'s big, rich Barataria Bay (AP
• US mint production wilts with foreign competition (AP)
• Calif. teen sailor thought rescue might take weeks (AP
• Ohio tornado claims another victim; toll up to 6 (AP)
• AP ENTERPRISE: Spill relief well draws scrutiny (AP)
• Official: Oil spill hasn't reached Great Salt Lake (AP
• FAA: 4 dead in crash of small plane in SW Ark. (AP)
• Bracketed by crimes: Van der Sloot's last 5 years (AP)
• Spirit Airlines cancels flights through Tuesday (AP)
• Sunday school teacher to be sentenced in killing (AP)
• Obama plans fourth tour of Gulf oil spill (AP)
• 100,000 Uzbek refugees seek safety at border (AP)
• EU presses Israel to lift Gaza blockade (AP)
• Afghans: US finds mineral riches in Afghanistan (AP)
• Report: Employers to see 2011 medical costs jump (AP)
• Stocks extend gains on signs of European growth (AP)
• 'Red,' a play about art, is big winner at Tonys (AP)
• Singer, sausage businessman Jimmy Dean dies at 81 (AP)
• Netherlands beats Denmark 2-0 at World Cup (AP)
• Obama and BP set for oil-spill showdown (Reuters)
• Ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan kills 118 (Reuters)
• U.S. discovers $1 trillion Afghan mineral deposits: report
• Israel sets up inquiry into deadly Gaza ship raid (Reu
• Jobs key to housing recovery (Reuters)
• Two Koreas to address U.N. over ship sinking (Reuters)
• AT&T to work with law enforcement on iPad breach (Reut
• Uzbekistan shuts border to refugees from Kyrgyzstan (A
• Israel under fire after unveiling Gaza inquiry panel (
• Iraq's new parliament convenes (Reuters)
• New Iraqi parliament holds brief symbolic session (AP)
• Iraq parliament opens three months after polls (AFP)
• Gunmen, bombs target Iraq central bank (Reuters)
• Fifteen killed in Baghdad central bank attack (AFP)
• Will America ever love soccer like Brazilians? (The Ne
• Green blunder hands U.S. draw with England (Reuters)
• Why is the World Cup such a big deal? (The Newsroom)
• Hewitt upsets Federer, wins Wimbledon warmup (AP)
• Sharapova loses to Li in Birmingham final (AP)
• Yoshida gets first K, but no win in 2nd start (AP)
• McNabb: Young Eagles must learn to deal with boos (AP)
• Angels beat Dodgers 4-2 in Freeway Series (AP)
• Izzo yet to announce future plans (AP)
• Marrero lifts ASU over Arkansas in 12 innings (AP)
• Another goalkeeper blunder gifts Slovenia historic win
• Cycling body reject doping ban reduction for Valverde
• Champion Blackhawks know changes are ahead (AP)
• Federer to meet old foe Hewitt in Halle final (AFP)
• Third round of State Farm postponed due to rain (AP)
• Franklin knocks out Liddell in 1st round (AP)
• Calderon wins 12-round unanimous decision (AP)
• Audi captures 9th win at 24 Hours of Le Mans (AP)
• London Olympic chief Coe backs BP sponsorship (AP)
• Pope praises priests, despite scandal (AP)
• Belgians vote on future, united country in doubt (AP)
• Report: Pakistani spy agency supports Taliban (AP)
• Is NATO to Blame for Russia's Afghan Heroin Problem? (
• Belgians vote after debate over country break-up (Reut
• US, Cuba to hold immigration talks next week (AP)
• US fan plunges to death on Table Mountain (AFP)
• Australian cabbie ends nine-week, 13,650-km ride (AFP)
• Swiss bus crash kills two in Canadian tour group (Reut
• A year after post-election revolt, Iran 'in political purga
• Is Obama starting to prod Egypt on human rights? (The
• Has Ahmadinejad Weathered the Storm? (Time.com)
• Factory Suicides Expose Sorry Plight of China's Workers
• Police: Up to 3 confirmed missing in Ark. flood (AP)
• Spirit Airlines pilots strike, stranding thousands (AP
• US teen dies in fall on SAfrica's Table Mountain (AP)
• Ark. campers had only seconds to escape from flood (AP
• Fire closes 2 interstates through Greensboro, NC (AP)
• Authorities raid Sizzler restaurants in Phoenix (AP)
• Oil spill covers geese, ducks in Utah (AP)
• 4 bodies found on plane that crashed into school (AP)
• Authorities: 5 killed in Seattle apartment fire (AP)
• In bold move, Colorado alters teacher tenure rules (AP
• Authorities widen search for missing Oregon boy (AP)
• Va. inmate: 'Only way to stop me' is death row (AP)
• One-time flagship Philly Catholic school closing (AP)
• OJ jury makeup, judge conduct questioned in appeal (AP
• Calif. hostage standoff ends with man shot dead (AP)
• Pipe bomb, weed found outside Mass. VA hospital (AP)
• Historic Polaroid collection going to NYC auction (AP)
• Ex-Marines, knitter among Blagojevich jurors (AP)
• Uzbekistan: 75,000 Uzbeks flee riots in Kyrgyzstan (AP
• Police: 3 believed missing in Ark. flash floods (AP)
• BP exec gives pep talk amid US tensions over spill (AP
• In boost for Hamas, top Arab diplomat visits Gaza (AP)
• Obama wants BP to set up escrow account for claims (AP
• Kagan would sit out some big Supreme Court cases (AP)
• Teen sailor healthy, weary after 3 days adrift (AP)
• Police: Drive-thru order ends in food fight, brawl (AP
• Slovenia beats 10-man Algeria 1-0 in World Cup (AP)
• Obama wants BP to establish spill escrow account (Reut
• Kyrgyzstan's death toll rises to 84 as ethnic riots spread
• At least 18 dead in Arkansas flood (Reuters)
• Foxconn suicide probe to be made public (Reuters)
• Report says Pakistan meddling in Afghanistan (Reuters)
• Iran's Guards warn opposition on vote anniversary (Reu
• Stricken teenage U.S. sailor rescued (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz forces given 'shoot to kill' powers (AFP)
• Fifteen killed in Baghdad bank siege (AFP)
• Series of bombs near Iraq's central bank kills 12 (AP)
• Five killed as bombs target Iraq central bank (Reuters
• At least 12 killed in Baghdad attack (AFP)
• Iraq's thirst for fresh water grows (Reuters)
• French tourists breathe new life into Iraq's past (AFP
• Iraqi parliament to open three months after elections
• Iraq election rivals meet in political ice breaker (AP
• Iraq rivals meet on government, no sign of breakthrough
• Conn. man who tried to cut off arm in recovery (AP)
• BP's failures on the Gulf made worse by PR woes (AP)
• 5 officers charged in post-Katrina fatal shooting (AP)
• Atty: Minn. cop turned robber wanted to be killed (AP)
• World War II bomber 'Swamp Ghost' returns to US (AP)
• Plane crashes into eastern Arizona school (AP)
• Utah man makes last appeal to avoid firing squad (AP)
• Harvard student says he faces deportation from US (AP)
• Ban peanuts on planes? It's not nutty to allergics (AP
• French fishing boat rescues stranded Calif. teen (AP)
• Search for missing in Ark. flood could take weeks (AP)
• Russia won't immediately send troops to Kyrgyzstan (AP
• Spirit Airlines pilot strike could delay thousands (AP
• Official: Poland arrests alleged Mossad agent (AP)
• Spill oil to seep into supply chain as BP sells it (AP
• UN reviewing Taliban, al-Qaida blacklist (AP)
• Obama and GOP bicker over doctors' Medicare pay (AP)
• Conan, comedians play rock stars at Bonnaroo (AP)
• SKorea eases to 2-0 win over lackluster Greece (AP)
• Obama and Cameron to discuss BP oil spill crisis (Reut
• Flights canceled as pilots strike at Spirit Airlines (
• Stricken teenage U.S. sailor rescued says Australia (R
• Obama takes aim at Republicans again on healthcare (Re
• Kyrgyzstan asks Russia to help quell ethnic clashes (R
• At least 16 dead in Arkansas flood (Reuters)
• U.N. report raises concerns about North Korea sanctions
• Obama fights critics on spill response: report (Reuter
• Kyrgyzstan appeals to Russian military as clashes kill 62
• Iran opposition says rulers crushing freedom (AFP)
• Bomb kills 2 Americans, 3 Iraqis on joint patrol (AP)
• 2 U.S. soldiers killed, 6 wounded in Iraq suicide attack
• Ex-UN arms inspector to face Iraq war inquiry (AP)
• World Cup kicks off in African celebration (Reuters)
• Cup party starts, mourning Mandela absent (Reuters)
• Mexico dominates in early stages against SAfrica (AP)
• Mandela relative killed after World Cup concert (AP)
• Jets reducing prices for 18,000 PSLs (AP)
• Celtics rebound at home to level see-saw NBA finals 2-2
• Texas, Texas A&M discuss Big 12 future (AP)
• Armstrong heads to Tour of Switzerland (AP)
• Chicago celebrates Blackhawks' Stanley Cup win (AP)
• Nadal and Murray crash out at Queen's (AFP)
• Westwood opens with 7-under 63 for Memphis lead (AP)
• CAS reinstates Olympic medals for hammer throwers (AP)
• 37 killed, 500 hurt in new wave of Kyrgyz unrest (AP)
• Dutch election winner visits queen before talks (AP)
• Russia presses for French warship technology (AP)
• Euro Crisis: Tension over Currency for Sarkozy, Merkel
• Dutch give vuvuzelas a red card (Reuters)
• Rooney court verdict on hold during World Cup (AFP)
• In Afghan war, US pleads for patience, NATO cites 'progress
• Canadian troops tread fine line on village patrols (Re
• Australian woman freed, leaves Yemen with her kids (AP
• McChrystal: Kandahar operation 'will happen more slowly'
• US Border Patrol shooting (new video) threatens Mexico drug
• Dutch Election: Voters Opt for Austerity (Time.com)
• Somali, with AIDS: 'You Find Out Very Quickly Who Your Frie
• Allen: Reliable spill numbers hard to nail down (AP)
• Texas targets decades of abandoned ships off coast (AP
• Emergency official: Up to 6 dead in Ark. floods (AP)
• Videos star in Calif. train station shooting trial (AP
• Just like pelicans, people can't avoid oil either (AP)
• Man set to die by firing squad makes last appeal (AP)
• Conflict seen between 2 deals for 9/11 responders (AP)
• Judge considers evidence in Johnson stalker case (AP)
• Plenty of Gulf volunteers, not enough work to do (AP)
• Aging con man to plead guilty to 2 more murders (AP)
• Issues remain after walkout by 12K Minn. nurses (AP)
• Police: Off-duty Md. trooper shot, killed (AP)
• Interview: Bill Clinton to Dems, 'Never give up' (AP)
• Alabama man executed in 1988 contract killing (AP)
• Humpback whale washes up dead on Long Island beach (AP
• Los Angeles police pursuit ends in deadly crash (AP)
• Searchers contact teen sailor lost at sea (AP)
• Boats head to teen sailor drifting in Indian Ocean (AP
• Peru judge orders Van der Sloot held for murder (AP)
• Pope begs forgiveness, promises action on abuse (AP)
• Retail sales drop 1.2 percent in May (AP)
• Biologist: Oil flow numbers worse for environment (AP)
• Ordinary Gazans hurt most by 3-year blockade (AP)
• World Cup opening ceremony with happy noise (AP)
• FBI investigating AT&T iPad security breach (AP)
• Lady Gaga calls her own shot at Citi Field (AP)
• 'Big Baby' big key for Celtics as finals tied 2-2 (AP)
• UK backing lifts BP shares but spill looks worse (Reut
• Putin says freezing missile sale to Iran: France (Reut
• Sailor Abby Sunderland found safe in Indian Ocean (Reu
• At least 37 killed in southern Kyrgyz ethnic riots (Re
• Japan PM warns of eventual default if debt not fixed (
• Pope begs forgiveness for sexual abuse scandal (Reuter
• FBI begins probe into AT&T iPad security breach (Reute
• South Africa, Mexico kick off in World Cup opener (AFP
• BP weighs dividend cut as US doubles oil leak estimate
• Iraq: Car bomb kills 2 Americans, 3 Iraqis (AP)
• Iraq suicide bomb kills 2 U.S. soldiers, 3 Iraqis (Reu
• Two US soldiers killed by central Iraq car bomb: army
• Iraqi Shi'ite blocs announce merger (Reuters)
• US to close base near camp housing Iranian exiles (AP)
• Five killed in Baghdad suicide bombing (AFP)
• US military sees no sign of Iranian incursion in Iraqi nort
• Toews captains Hawks to Cup, wins Conn Smythe (AP)
• Police confirm Greece players had money stolen (AP)
• Mandela closing diary for World Cup (AP)
• Bordry slams UCI's biological passport (AP)
• Semenya news conference canceled (AP)
• Video: Accuser feared Roethlisberger's temper (AP)
• Bochy's quest to quit dipping is a tough haul (AP)
• Fisher and Bryant, friends and champions (AP)
• Super Regionals Preview Capsules (AP)
• Countdown to first World Cup in Africa begins (AFP)
• Top cyclist Contador leaves risk-taking to battling Brajkov
• Flyers' championship drought continues (AP)
• Sela ends Roddick's bid for record fifth Queen's crown
• Sorenstam, Ochoa to compete in skins game (AP)
• Jimmie Johnson wins charity race (AP)
• Hamas rejects Israel-approved snack foods for Gaza (AP
• BP shares fall on oil spill fallout fears (AP)
• Police give Dutchman case to prosecutors (AP)
• Serbian police catch convicted assassin (AP)
• U.S. Targets Revolutionary Guard with New Iran Sanctions
• Ex-workmate slams Kerviel's 'stratospheric' trades (AF
• AP: Pakistani detained in Chile says he was framed (AP
• South Africa begins World Cup party (AFP)
• China wants more dialogue on Iran nuclear issue (AP)
• Chicago ends 49 years of Stanley Cup hurt (Reuters)
• Worldly Karachi becomes extremist melting pot (McClatc
• Tehran defiant as UN passes tough Iran nuclear sanctions
• Israel and the Limits of Toughness (Time.com)
• 2nd day of testimony begins in Blagojevich trial (AP)
• Kids labeled 'generation next' before they grow up (AP
• New wave of US cities look at bike-sharing plans (AP)
• Teams from across Ore. searching for missing boy (AP)
• Conn. man trapped with arm in furnace for days (AP)
• Calif. mother finds abducted daughter on Facebook (AP)
• FBI: Mexicans chased away US agents after shooting (AP
• Judge dismisses Ariz. charges against Warren Jeffs (AP
• Rescuing oiled birds: Poignant, but is it futile? (AP)
• 12,000 Minnesota nurses launch 1-day walkout (AP)
• Colombian con man pleads guilty in Vt. border case (AP
• Delta apologizes for putting kids on wrong flights (AP
• Aging Ky. con man admits murdering 4 in Wis., Ohio (AP
• 12,000 Minnesota nurses plan 1-day walkout (AP)
• AP journalist dives into Gulf, can see only oil (AP)
• Empire State Building: No lights for Mother Teresa (AP
• Man accused of duping Harvard got into Stanford (AP)
• Millions forced to wait for food stamps benefits (AP)
• Red tape vexes Gulf residents seeking BP payments (AP)
• New jobless claims dip for third straight week (AP)
• Iran to review relations with UN nuke watchdog (AP)
• SKorean rocket likely exploded soon after liftoff (AP)
• Suicide attack kills 40 at Afghan wedding party (AP)
• AT&T hole exposes iPad users' e-mail addresses (AP)
• Saudi convicts young man for kissing woman in mall (AP
• Fans lift Carrie Underwood to 2 CMT Awards wins (AP)
• Referees learning English swear words (AP)
• Blackhawks win first Stanley Cup since 1961 (AP)
• Iran defies sanctions as West plans harsher measures (
• BP shares plunge as U.S. threatens new penalties (Reut
• TOPWRAP 3-Spain labor talks fail; ECB offers extra liquidit
• Suicide bomber kills dozens at Afghan wedding party (R
• China labor unrest spreads as workers seek more (Reute
• Banks pressured as Congress reform panel debuts (Reute
• Obama calls situation in Gaza "unsustainable" (Reuters
• South Korea rocket crashes in second straight failure
• BP shares slump as Obama tightens screws (AFP)
• Far-right election breakthrough shocks Netherlands (AF
• Iran protests bigger threat than Iraq war: officials (
• UNHCR says some 60 Iraqis sent home from Europe (AP)
• 3 jewelers killed during robbery in southern Iraq (AP)
• Nine killed in series of Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Vote moves 49ers closer to leaving San Francisco (AP)
• Journalist held up at gunpoint, 2 others robbed (AP)
• Bradley says Onyewu ready to go 90 against England (AP
• Voters approve new 49ers stadium south of San Francisco
• Great start, Now what about an encore? (AP)
• Fisher hooks Celtics to give Lakers series lead (Reute
• Documents: Duke paid Krzyzewski $4M in 2008-09 (AP)
• Ballack, Cole, Belletti released by Chelsea (AFP)
• Tour de France doubt for injured Sastre (AFP)
• Blackhawks want to clinch in Philly (AP)
• Federer back to winning ways at Halle (AFP)
• Woods to play in Ireland pro-am next month (AP)
• Cotto back on top after Yankee Stadium brawl (AP)
• DeLana Harvick playfully fires back at Logano (AP)
• USOC's BP connections concern Olympic athletes (AP)
• Diplomats say US, Russia, France dismiss Iran deal (AP
• Copter shot down in Afghanistan; 4 Americans dead (AP)
• Militants attack NATO convoy in Pakistan; 7 killed (AP
• Stowaway survives flight next to jet landing gear (AP)
• Dutch voters lean right on economy, immigration (AP)
• World Cup Boosts Brazil Consumer Spending (Time.com)
• Abbott to contest Labour leadership (AFP)
• Mexico, with US help, finds explosives in home (AP)
• Game review: New-style soccer video games top old (AP)
• Sri Lanka overwhelm Zimbabwe in series final (AFP)
• Summit costs hit Conservative backing: poll (Reuters)
• Australian study finds crocodiles surf the seas (AP)
• Why Iran's Revolutionary Guard wants to escort new Gaza flo
• Will German Austerity Help or Hurt the Global Recovery?
• After 23-Year Case, Verdicts in Bhopal; Victims Outraged
• Authorities release tapes from Roethlisberger case (AP
• Haley weathers tryst accusations in SC gov race (AP)
• Blagojevich's close friend and top aide to testify (AP
• Abramoff released from Md. prison to halfway house (AP
• Snowmelt-swollen rivers plague Wyoming, Colorado (AP)
• 3 people killed in 2 Texas natural gas explosions (AP)
• Somber graduation for Ohio school hit by tornado (AP)
• NY teen charged in 2nd plot on his old high school (AP
• AP journalist dives into Gulf, can only see oil (AP)
• At inmate's request, Utah prepares firing squad (AP)
• Officials: Fishermen caught mustard gas off NY (AP)
• 2 NJ terror suspects had brushes with authority (AP)
• NYPD undercover unit key in NJ terror arrests (AP)
• Package that emptied Atlanta building deemed safe (AP)
• Amish man accused of sex crimes with children (AP)
• After primaries, parties launch fall campaigns (AP)
• BP plans to burn some oil pumping up to surface (AP)
• Israel eases Gaza blockade on some banned foods (AP)
• Bernanke says recovery on track despite headwinds (AP)
• Mexico anger high as US Border Patrol kills teen (AP)
• AP IMPACT: BP spill response plans severely flawed (AP
• Poll: Money is a huge consideration in pet care (AP)
• Judge says Lohan violated terms of her bail (AP)
• Over-hyped? Ha! Strasburg fans 14 in Nats debut (AP)
• Bryant, Fisher lead Lakers to victory in Game 3 (AP)
• BP shares tumble as government probes Gulf spill (Reut
• Wealthy businesswomen win California Republican races
• Arkansas Democrat Blanche Lincoln survives anti-incumbent w
• U.N. council to hit defiant Iran with new sanctions (R
• Gunmen attack NATO trucks near Pakistan capital (Reute
• North Korea denies sinking South ship in letter to U.N.
• Netanyahu says ready to testify in flotilla inquiry (R
• Mexico says U.S. border agent killed teenager (Reuters
• UN to slap fresh sanctions on Iran (AFP)
• Taliban shoot down NATO helicopter (AFP)
• Gunmen, bombs kill six in Iraq (Reuters)
• Attack on US convoy in Iraq kills 2 bystanders (AP)
• Suicide attack on US convoy kills two Iraqis (AFP)
• French navy rebuilding Iraq ties with port call (AFP)
• Former U.S. envoy favors talking to Hezbollah (Reuters
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,402 (AP)
• Protesters torch homes of accused Iraq attackers (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds seek help to halt Iranian incursion (Reute
• After memoir, Hitchens to tangle once more with God (R
• China reaps benefits of Iraq war with oil deals (AP)
• Soldier arrested in WikiLeaks classified Iraq video case
• Police: Dutchman confesses to killing Lima woman (AP)
• Fickle oil slick scatters its threats across Gulf (AP)
• Obama defends his Gulf spill response (AP)
• Job openings rise to highest level in 16 months (AP)
• Bomb kills 2 US troops; NATO losses at 24 for June (AP
• Overtreated: Time may best treatment for back pain (AP
• China says it will keep blocking online content (AP)
• Galileo's fingers in Florence museum (AP)
• Slugger Bryce Harper goes No. 1 to Nationals (AP)
• Obama says ready to "'kick ass" over Gulf oil spill (R
• EU ministers talk austerity (Reuters)
• Anti-incumbent mood as 11 states pick candidates (Reut
• New Japan PM vows to tackle debt (Reuters)
• Sanctions against Iran agreed upon: source (Reuters)
• Alleged rogue trader Kerviel's trial starts (Reuters)
• Hungary cuts plan eyes new taxes (Reuters)
• Beijing says North Korea killed three Chinese at border
• Iran says no talks on nuclear issue if sanctioned (AFP
• Obama would have fired BP chief (AFP)
• Five killed in Baghdad violence (AFP)
• New Iraqi parliament to convene June 14 (AFP)
• New Iraqi parliament to convene next week (AP)
• Iraqi parliament to hold first session on June 14 (Reu
• US soldier arrested in WikiLeaks case (AFP)
• U.S. military holds soldier in classified video leak (
• US military detains soldier linked to Iraq video (AP)
• Government appeals overturning Marine's conviction (AP
• Iraq protests to Iran over shelling in north (AP)
• Civilian toll of Iranian raids in northern Iraq enrages Kur
• Turkish air force bombs Kurdish rebels in Iraq: TV report
• Frustrated Iraqis wait, hope for government in summer heat
• Soldier arrested in Iraq for alleged intel leaks: army
• Police targeted in Iraq attacks (Reuters)
• Top US officer: al-Qaida in Iraq "devastated" (AP)
• NJ men accused of trying to join Somali terrorists (AP
• Iraqi anti-Qaeda militias stripped of gun permits (AFP
• Man's attempted lawnmower repo plan goes all wrong (AP
• Soccer fans stampede gates outside stadium (AP)
• Ban wants multinational panel on ship raid: official (
• BP chief vows to stay (Reuters)
• Gates defends U.S. spy chief nominee (Reuters)
• Two men with militant ties arrested in NY: report (Reu
• Next Japan PM to tap fiscal reformers (Reuters)
• Turkey hosts Eurasian summit amid Israel storm (Reuter
• Australian police to probe Google over privacy issues
• Gates, in Baku, seeks to shore up Afghan supply chain
• Activists expelled as Israel defends Gaza siege (AFP)
• BP says cap catching some 10,000 barrels a day (AFP)
• Bombs kill 6 in Iraqi capital, including policemen (AP
• Five killed, including 4 police, in Baghdad attacks (A
• Suicide bomber kills four police in Iraqi capital (Reu
• Lack of water threatens Iraq's long-term stability (Re
• Iran troops twice cross border to fight rebels: Iraq Kurds
• Little nervous meeting John Wooden (AP)
• Here's to John Wooden and a life well lived (AP)
• Nadal vs Soderling rematch in French Open final (AP)
• Even it Up: Flyers beat Chicago 5-3 in Game 4 (AP)
• Buddle's 2 goals lead US over Australia 3-1 (AP)
• Broncos sign OL Kuper to 6-year deal (AP)
• Last-place Orioles fire manager Dave Trembley (AP)
• Lakers team work coolly plotted out by "Zen Master" Jackson
• Reaction to John Wooden's death (AP)
• Football: Ferdinand feels 'cursed' after World Cup exit
• Carrara in front as Schleck takes Luxembourg stage (AF
• Bruins re-sign enforcer Shawn Thornton (AP)
• Stosur and Schiavone set for French Open final (AFP)
• Fowler confident he's ready to get his 'W' (AP)
• Pacquiao named fighter of the decade (Reuters)
• Bodine becomes 6-time NASCAR Trucks winner (AP)
• AP source: IOC negotiating with 2 US sponsors (AP)
• Bomb at Afghan governor office kills 1, wounds 14 (AP)
• Germany, Russia: we support for Iran nuke sanction (AP
• South Sudan Wants Independence -- But Will Peace Follow?
• Gallacher breaks course record as Monty struggles (AFP
• Parents of 49 kids killed in fire demand justice (AP)
• Zambia publisher jailed for critical comment (AP)
• Canada jobs gain boosts talk of rate hike pressure (Re
• Briton is 1st woman to row solo across Pacific (AP)
• Israel ready to intercept another ship, won't apologize to
• As MV Rachel Corrie draws nearer, Israel mulls easing Gaza
• Are Russian Human Rights on the Back-Burner for the U.S.?
• Cautious Welcome for New UK Aid Commitments (OneWorld.
• Birds frozen in oil: image of a desperate summer (AP)
• Maine video producer recounts Gaza flotilla ordeal (AP
• Obama: Oil spill upends life for Gulf residents (AP)
• Houston police: Man sought after 3 found dead (AP)
• Army: Soldier charged in 3 Afghan civilian deaths (AP)
• Recall raises questions about promotional glasses (AP)
• Sotomayor revisits her NYC school, housing project (AP
• Father confirms death of freeskier Backstrom (AP)
• Millionaire's test rocket reaches orbit on 1st try (AP
• Former eBay CEO rewrites campaign spending book (AP)
• Marines return to roots with Calif. beach-storming (AP
• Israeli forces board Gaza-bound aid vessel (AP)
• Brazilian man, Mass. husband rejoin in asylum case (AP
• Gas, fluids spew for hours from blown-out Pa. well (AP
• Mass. grand jury examines '86 killing by Ala. prof (AP
• Feds get picky over what makes oil 'extra virgin' (AP)
• Big Tobacco fights NYC over anti-smoking posters (AP)
• NYC offers ceremonies for domestic partner unions (AP)
• Despite pressure, Israeli PM firm on Gaza blockade (AP
• Oil stains beaches and tourists as slick spreads (AP)
• Americans may give health care law a chance (AP)
• AP Enterprise: Sub attack was near US-SKorea drill (AP
• Primaries from Calif. to SC measure voter anger (AP)
• Obama names Pentagon official to head spy agencies (AP
• Dutch murder suspect back in Peru to face charges (AP)
• Spelling bee winner part of Indian-American streak (AP
• Jail officers astonished by inmate's contraband (AP)
• Former UCLA basketball coach John Wooden dies (AP)
• Israel boards Gaza aid ship (Reuters)
• BP siphons gushing oil while Obama defends his actions
• Obama names retired general new intelligence head (Reu
• U.S. says weighing new options over North Korea (Reute
• U.S. appeals to China to restore military ties (Reuter
• Arizona police officer challenges migrant law (Reuters
• Berlin, Moscow eye quick U.N. move on Iran sanctions (
• McDonald's recalls 13.4 million "Shrek" drinking glasses
• Israeli navy peacefully takes control of aid ship (AFP
• BP cites progress in capping well (AFP)
• Iraqi official says Iranian troops cross border (AP)
• Pro-Allawi poll candidate shot dead in Iraq (AFP)
• Gunmen kill politician of winning Iraqi bloc (Reuters)
• Attacks in Iraq down, Al-Qaeda arrests up: US general
• US general: Iraqis lead security ops 'across the country'
• Qaeda in Iraq struggling after leadership blow: U.S. (
• Kurds say small unit of Iranian troops enters Iraq (Re
• US general: most al-Qaida leaders in Iraq killed (AP)
• 34 top Al-Qaeda Iraq leaders detained or killed: US (A
• Iraqi cinemas struggle to restore former glory (AFP)
• Senators await Clinton-era files on Kagan (AP)
• Pope on 3-day visit to Cyprus (AP)
• Kobe spurs Lakers past Celtics in finals opener (AP)
• BP begins capturing some oil from Gulf gusher (Reuters
• Japan ruling party picks Kan for PM before election (R
• Turkey says may cut ties with Israel to minimum (Reute
• Fed should raise rates to 1 percent: Hoenig (Reuters)
• Arizona governor and Obama still far apart on immigration
• Afghan gathering agrees peace moves with Taliban (Reut
• McDonald's recalls 12 million Shrek drinking glasses (
• New York begins gay couple commitment ceremonies (Reut
• BP wrestles cap over leak as Obama heads back to Gulf
• Defiant activist ship steams on towards Gaza (AFP)
• Turkish Kurdish rebels declare end to unilateral ceasefire
• BP Among the Companies Vying for Iraq's Oil (Time.com)
• MLB still deciding whether to review ump's call (AP)
• Schiavone advances to Roland Garros final (AP)
• Did 2004 Olympics spark Greek financial crisis? (AP)
• Ideas aplenty at forum on NFL and brain injuries (AP)
• Live action from Game 3 of Stanley Cup finals (AP)
• Indianapolis Colts move training camp to Anderson (AP)
• Canseco expected to maintain support for Clemens (AP)
• Lakers, Celtics chase history with multiple titles (AP
• Krzyzewski: Still not interested in leaving Duke (AP)
• Grant appointed West Ham manager (AFP)
• Valverde vows to win again after cycling ban (AFP)
• Flyers beat Blackhawks 4-3 in OT in Game 3 (AP)
• Stosur reaches French Open final (AFP)
• Memorial stage set for duel for No. 1 (AP)
• Spinks title defense postponed (AFP)
• IndyCar announces new engine strategy (AP)
• UK police look for motive in shooting spree (AP)
• Israel's use of captured video draws criticism (AP)
• Scientists begin 520-day Mars mission simulation (AP)
• Finance chief Kan seen as Japan's likely next PM (AP)
• Can Soccer's World Cup Save Honduras? (Time.com)
• Benitez leaves Liverpool by mutual consent (AFP)
• Iran says UN watchdog misinterpreted Tehran tests (AP)
• 3 arrested in killings of 2 Mexican federal agents (AP
• South Sudan army clashes with militia, nine dead (Reut
• India asks for access to American (AP)
• Support for Conservatives slips (Reuters)
• Egypt opens Gaza border _ for those already cleared (M
• Egypt eases own Gaza blockade after Israel Freedom Flotilla
• From the Gaza Flotilla Crisis, a Peace Opportunity? (T
• Europe's 'Green Week' a Greenwash? (OneWorld.net)
• Gulf spill workers complaining of flulike symptoms (AP
• `Banks' allow members to pay with time, not cash (AP)
• Ohio store sells Powerball ticket worth $261.6M (AP)
• Curtain lifting on Blagojevich corruption trial (AP)
• Calif. moves to ban plastic bags at grocery stores (AP
• Ex-JonBenet suspect sought after alleged threats (AP)
• Ted Haggard to start new church in Colo. Springs (AP)
• Female SC gov hopeful denies claim of 2nd affair (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Feds approve new Gulf oil well off La (AP
• Police hunt for porn actor accused in LA killing (AP)
• Former top speller is voice of national bee (AP)
• Student immigrants use civil rights-era strategies (AP
• Lawyers say Emanuel subpoenaed in Blagojevich case (AP
• Police: US lawyer held in Rwanda attempts suicide (AP)
• Brooklyn Bridge getting a $500 million makeover (AP)
• BP exec sorry for saying: 'I'd like my life back' (AP)
• Ex-Fla. GOP chairman charged with felony theft (AP)
• Productivity growth slows to 2.8 percent gain (AP)
• BP performs first pipe cut in bid to contain Gulf oil
• Mourners in Turkey honor slain aid ship activists (AP)
• Anger over Obama's meeting with Ariz. governor (AP)
• White House says it contacted candidate about jobs (AP
• 'Serendipity' kicks off 83rd National Spelling Bee (AP
• Attorney says Gary Coleman, wife divorced in 2008 (AP)
• South Africa ruling party: Mandela to attend WCup (AP)
• Airline sorry for Bin Laden boarding pass image (AP)
• Former 'World's Ugliest Dog' Miss Ellie dies at 17 (AP
• BP modifies plan to capture oil from leaking well (Reu
• G20 aims to reduce red ink and keep recovery on track
• Israel proposes inquiry with foreign observers (Reuter
• Afghan elders back peace moves with Taliban (Reuters)
• Republican hard line on migrants risks Latino ire (Reu
• Gates says China's PLA may be trying to thwart ties (R
• Japan PM race tightens (Reuters)
• French bid for euro zone "government" gains ground (Re
• Gaza activists hailed as ambassador recalled from Israel
• Briton 'warned of rampage' before shooting 12 dead (AF
• PKK rebels say scrap ceasefire on Turkish forces (Reut
• Iraqi Kurd leader vows support for Turkey on landmark visit
• Iraqi refugees haunted by horrors they left behind (Re
• US military says US soldier dies in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraqi Kurd leader Barzani in Turkey for security talks
• Odierno gives Obama 'positive' report on Iraq security
• Iraqi Kurdish leader in Turkey for landmark visit (Reu
• Iraqi Christians: Better off than other Iraqi refugees?
• Iraq court ratifies election results (finally), now what?
• SWilliams loses to Stosur at French Open (AP)
• LeBron's image taking shots as free agency looms (AP)
• Spector convinced US defense will come together (AP)
• Wittels, Ventura meet by phone to talk streaks (AP)
• A slimmer Roethlisberger back in Steelers practice (AP
• Ruptured tendon may sideline Eagles' Jackson for the season
• Barmes' double in 11th leads Rockies past Giants (AP)
• Lakers-Celtics to make history, meet for 12th time (AP
• Judge says Leach suit against Texas Tech can go on (AP
• Arsenal reject Barca's bid for Fabregas (AFP)
• Cancellara rubbishes 'motorised bike' claims (AFP)
• Pronger bucks etiquette by pickpocketing pucks (AP)
• Stosur sinks Serena at French Open (AFP)
• Woods march in the majors taking a detour (AP)
• Aussie Green to fight Briggs for IBO world title (AFP)
• Divers get a glimpse of safer Watkins Glen circuit (AP
• Thai PM survives no-confidence vote after turmoil (AP)
• Israel to expel all activists by day's end (AP)
• Japan's prime minister steps down over US base row (AP
• Hatoyama Failed as PM but Set Japan on a New Course (T
• Gaza ship raid 'completely unacceptable': PM (AFP)
• Chavez: Rotten food at state-run port stinks (AP)
• Nigerian ex-governor's sister convicted of fraud (AFP)
• Uncertain rate outlook takes toll on Canadian dollar (
• Mystery as 'drunk' parrots litter Australian town (AFP
• Israeli raid on aid flotilla traps U.S. between two close a
• Targeted by Israeli raid: Who is the IHH? (The Christi
• Brazil: Illegal Abortions Widespread, Says Health Study
• India Security Experts Fear Maoists Targeting Civilians
• Ex-Fla. GOP chairman arrested, charges unknown (AP)
• Woman: One-time JonBenet suspect recruiting kids (AP)
• After 40-year union, Al and Tipper Gore separate (AP)
• Conservatives seek gov't solutions after oil spill (AP
• US lawyer held in Rwanda critical of its president (AP
• 1 dead, 4 hurt after small plane crashes in Alaska (AP
• Obama admin. holds meetings on 'Great Outdoors' (AP)
• States requiring PE, but amount varies (AP)
• Ft. Hood shooting suspect solemn, quiet in hearing (AP
• California man to be charged in torture slaying (AP)
• Loyalty takes butler from poor Nepal village to NY (AP
• Wiretap tapes key as Blagojevich goes on trial (AP)
• Ex-CSI chief gets prison for evidence tampering (AP)
• Glitch shows how much US military relies on GPS (AP)
• Kagan's early influences demanding, activist (AP)
• Dieting for dollars? More US employees trying it (AP)
• Who you callin' NY?! Super Bowl 2014 is in Jersey (AP)
• Effort to contain Gulf oil stalls with stuck saw (AP)
• Israel deports all activists from Gaza-bound ships (AP
• Gunman kills 5, wounds 25 in northwest England (AP)
• Anti-incumbency takes down another congressman (AP)
• Militants attack as Afghan peace conference starts (AP
• Stocks rise after pending home sales top forecasts (AP
• Russia launching 520-day Mars mission simulation (AP)
• AT&T caps phone data usage with new wireless plans (AP
• Prosecutor: Agreement reached in Sheen case (AP)
• LeBron says Cavs have edge in free agency (AP)
• Japan PM Hatoyama resigns (Reuters)
• BP tries again to curb oil spill as stock falls anew (
• Israel deports flotilla activists after world outcry (
• Blagojevich corruption trial may touch Obama (Reuters)
• Russia says terrorists seeking nuclear materials (Reut
• U.N. investigator calls for halt to CIA drone killings
• China delays Gates trip in apparent snub for Taiwan (R
• Powerful Cyclone Phet barrels toward Oman (Reuters)
• Israel expels activists as fresh standoff looms (AFP)
• Japan PM resigns after US base row (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurd leader Barzani to visit Turkey (AFP)
• 48 states: Funeral protests shouldn't be protected (AP
• Iraqi court seals secular bloc's election margin (AP)
• Clinton welcomes ratification of Iraqi election results
• Iraqis OK election results, but there's no sign of new gove
• Iraq's north says villagers flee Iranian shelling (Reu
• Memorial Day in Iraq: Sacrifices remembered (The Chris
• Ted Koppel's son, 40, found dead in NYC apartment (AP)
• Roethlisberger back in Steelers practice (AP)
• Turkey calls for punishment of Israel for killings (Re
• U.S. believes it killed al Qaeda No. 3 (Reuters)
• BP shares plunge after failure to contain oil spill (R
• Rescuers dig out from massive Guatemala storm (Reuters
• Prudential deal near collapse as AIG snubs lower offer
• Egyptians vote as opposition says supporters blocked (
• Israel kills 5 Gaza militants (Reuters)
• Hundreds held in Israel amid outrage over ship raid (A
• Qaeda says top leader Yazid dead: monitors (AFP)
• Iraqi civilian toll in May highest this year (AFP)
• Iraq president's bloc opens crucial party congress (AF
• US ends 'overwatch' of Baghdad checkpoints (AFP)
• Iraq's Supreme Court ratifies election results (AP)
• Iraq supreme court ratifies March election results (AF
• Iraqi high court certifies March vote results (Reuters
• US troops in Afghanistan, Iraq mark Memorial Day (AP)
• On Memorial Day in Iraq, reflections on a war winding down
• Iraq arrests two over Baghdad hotel bombs (Reuters)
• Obama administration concerned about Gaza incident (AP
• Pacific volcano erupts near Marianas islands (AP)
• Deepwater mystery: Oil loose in the Gulf (AP)
• For elderly, a different kind of `make a wish' (AP)
• Oath Keepers want sheriffs back as top cop (AP)
• B-17 to drop flowers for CIA killed in Afghanistan (AP
• Backpacker shoots, kills grizzly in Alaska park (AP)
• Oil complicates forecasts on hurricane season eve (AP)
• Police: Search turns up head of slain Calif. man (AP)
• First family enjoys sleepover in own Chicago home (AP)
• 5 passengers injured when trail derails in Ill. (AP)
• Muggles take to broomsticks for Quidditch in NYC (AP)
• Future pope refused defrocking of convicted priest (AP
• Soldier widows caught in military, civilian worlds (AP
• BP CEO disputes claims of underwater oil plumes (AP)
• BP unsure how much oil in reservoir in Gulf spill (AP)
• Israeli commandos storm aid flotilla; 9 killed (AP)
• Summer of oil looms for beleaguered Gulf Coast (AP)
• Obama to honor war dead on Memorial Day (AP)
• Israel boat raid sparks condemnations, protests (AP)
• SKorea steps up campaign over ship sinking (AP)
• German president quits over military remarks (AP)
• Pakistan lifts Facebook ban after page removed (AP)
• US troops in Afghanistan mark Memorial Day (AP)
• Fans gather to remember Ronnie James Dio (AP)
• Henin upset by Stosur at French Open (AP)
• Ten dead after Israel storms aid ships (Reuters)
• Gulf Coast warned oil may leak until August (Reuters)
• German President quits after military action row (Reut
• Netanyahu won't hold White House talks (Reuters)
• China warns debt woes threaten global recovery (Reuter
• Rescuers dig after Central American storm kills 96 (Re
• Japan, China seek to prevent maritime friction (Reuter
• At least 10 killed as Israel raids Gaza aid fleet (AFP
• German president Horst Koehler resigns (AFP)
• Officials: 4 killed in separate Iraq attacks (AP)
• Hamilton leads Button in McLaren 1-2 at Turkish GP (AP
• Lakers beat Suns to set up rematch with Celtics (AP)
• Halladay throws perfect game, beats Marlins 1-0 (AP)
• Kopecky lifts Hawks over Flyers in wild Cup opener (AP
• NBA finals is Lakers-Celtics, Part 12 (AP)
• Goodell uses his story to inspire graduates (AP)
• Posey leads Giants to 12-1 win against D-Backs. (AP)
• Lakers beat Suns to set up NBA finals rematch with Celtics
• Wittels does it again, streak at 53 games (AP)
• Clermont strike 11th time lucky for French rugby title
• Sloppy Flyers lose, and Leighton loses his touch (AP)
• Venus dumped out of French Open by Petrova (AFP)
• Davis, Molder take lead into Colonial final round (AP)
• Evans outlasts Rampage to win UFC grudge match (AP)
• Klitschko beats Sosnowski in 10th round TKO (Reuters)
• Busch wins Nationwide Series race at Charlotte (AP)
• Zimbabwe paper: US trying to stop diamond sales (AP)
• Britain's New Coalition Faces Its First Scandal (Time.
• Own-goals deny Japan historic victory over England (AF
• Israel rejects new drive to ban nukes from Mideast (AP
• Coast Guard rescues 2 from sinking boat in PR (AP)
• Windies win toss, bat in fourth SA one-dayer (AFP)
• Seven police killed in Afghan blast: official (AFP)
• Taliban seize border town as Afghan forces retreat (Mc
• After a President's Ouster, Kyrgyzstan Remains in Crisis
• AP: Spill grew, BP's credibility faded (AP)
• 1,000th GI killed in Afghan war was on 2nd tour (AP)
• Radioactive leak found, fixed at Vt. nuke plant (AP)
• Military couples balance raising children, warfare (AP
• Bulgarian accused of stealing dead boy's identity (AP)
• Calif. DA finds no crime around Palin contract (AP)
• States passing budget cuts onto local governments (AP)
• Cruising returns to LA's historic Van Nuys Blvd. (AP)
• Confusion, mistrust remains in Indian land redress (AP
• No more eating shark fin in Hawaii after new law (AP)
• High hopes for business folk planning NJ pot sales (AP
• Video gone from phone activist used in La. caper (AP)
• After another failure, BP scrambles to stem leak (AP)
• Poll finds debt-dogged Americans stressed out (AP)
• Joint chief chairman critical of gay ban vote (AP)
• Tropical Storm Agatha kills 16 in Central America (AP)
• Pro-Palestinian aid flotilla sets sail for Gaza (AP)
• Malawi gay couple freed after presidential pardon (AP)
• Thousands march to protest Ariz. immigration law (AP)
• Ancient mayor's 'lost tomb' found south of Cairo (AP)
• Dennis Hopper, Hollywood hero and antihero, dies (AP)
• VWilliams loses to Petrova at French Open (AP)
• BP to know by week's end if new plan contains spill (R
• China urges region to step back from Korea clash (Reut
• British Airways cabin crew begin second 5-day strike (
• Spain Socialists face deep crisis as support dives (Re
• Czech centre-right parties start coalition talks (Reut
• German coalition partners turn rivals in key state (Re
• Colombia vote pits Uribe ally against ex-mayor (Reuter
• General McChrystal says Afghan insurgents trained in Iran
• 'Top kill' fails to stop Gulf oil leak (AFP)
• Pressure on China to censure N.Korea fails (AFP)
• Honoring the dead: US saves war memorials in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi police recover 1.3 million dollars from bank heist
• Iraq's Maliki stands firm on post of PM (Reuters)
• Celtics back in NBA finals for 2nd time in 3 years (AP
• Magic fail to make history with loss to Celts (AP)
• Heated rivalries hard to come by in IndyCar (AP)
• Cain pitches 1-hitter, ends three-start skid (AP)
• NFL's Goodell commencement speaker at UMass-Lowell (AP
• Oops: Pads list wrong pitcher on lineup card (AP)
• Celtics reach NBA Finals after Game Six win over Magic
• Many early entries will likely go undrafted (AP)
• Pellegrini 'could succeed Mourinho at Inter Milan' (AF
• Cyclist Garzelli calls it a day in Tour of Italy (AFP)
• Kane, Van Riemsdyk share bond as they go for Cup (AP)
• Gabashvili shocks Roddick at French Open (AFP)
• Molder leads Colonial after 62; Lefty misses cut (AP)
• Flotilla bound for Gaza delayed, loses key members (AP
• Rwandan police asked to release US attorney (AP)
• Brazil's World Cup: The Worrying Starts Early (Time.co
• Play starts on third day of England-Bangladesh opener
• Big volcanic eruptions in Guatemala, Ecuador (AP)
• Nigeria: 3 kidnapped Chinese technicians released (AP)
• Three killed as Turk forces clash with Kurd rebels (Re
• Rogers, Canada public broadcaster sign content deal (R
• Extremists assault Pakistani religious minorities, killing
• Colombia elections: Border town frets about Hugo Chávez
• How TV Brings Czechs and Slovaks Back Together (Time.c
• Police search S. Calif. park for victim's remains (AP)
• Immigration rallies drawing crowds to Phoenix (AP)
• DOJ, Arizona officials meet over immigration law (AP)
• True past of Ore. man emerging from federal probe (AP)
• Pirates threaten boats on US-Mexico border lake (AP)
• Authorities: Child porn ring, weak as weakest link (AP
• NYC hospital wins kidney transplant-cancer lawsuit (AP
• CDC has contraception advice for some ill women (AP)
• Missteps put Ohio inmate work program in jeopardy (AP)
• Police: 3 locked demented woman in room for months (AP
• Jetliner, cargo plane in near miss at Anchorage (AP)
• 'Diff'rent Strokes' star Gary Coleman dies (AP)
• A nation mesmerized: Can BP plug the Gulf gusher? (AP)
• China offers SKorea condolences for ship sinking (AP)
• US drone crew blamed for Afghan civilian deaths (AP)
• Israel key to conference on banning nuclear arms (AP)
• Obama: Memorial Day is time to honor fallen troops (AP
• Malawi's president pardons, releases gay couple (AP)
• Pakistan sect demands protection after attacks (AP)
• India halts trains after 115 die, sabotage blamed (AP)
• `Diff'rent Strokes' star Gary Coleman dies (AP)
• Serena Williams wins, Roddick loses at French Open (AP
• No end in sight as Gulf oil spill hits Day 40 (Reuters
• South Korea and Japan united against North Korea (Reut
• Economy, immigration drive California governor race (R
• U.S. may choose lead bank on GM IPO next week: report
• Gates tells U.S. troops: no gay ban repeal imminent (R
• U.S. says Iran sanctions drive must continue (Reuters)
• Indian police hunt Maoists after deadly train crash (R
• China pressed to act over N.Korea (AFP)
• 80 dead as gunmen attack Pakistani mosques (AFP)
• Iraq's al-Maliki says he's only party PM nominee (AP)
• Gang steals $5.5 million from Iraq bank (AFP)
• Iraq bank robbers steal $5 million, guards drugged (AP
• US deports 4 men of 'national security interest' (AP)
• British Iraq war probe quizzes Bremer, Crocker on US trip
• Iraqi Kurdistan oil output 'could hit 200,000 bpd this year
• Sharapova, Henin advance to French showdown (AP)
• Artest's miracle shot leads Lakers past Suns (AP)
• Mets zero in, shut out Phils for 3rd straight day (AP)
• Roethlisberger cleared to return to Steelers (AP)
• Celtics hope to avoid Bruins' fate, reach finals (AP)
• Roethlisberger cleared to practice with Steelers (Reut
• Prado, Braves beat Marlins 8-3 (AP)
• Artest buzzer-beater lifts Lakers in NBA West playoff
• Howard, Tillman elected to college Hall of Fame (AP)
• France edge Turkey in race to stage Euro 2016 (AFP)
• Italy's Ballan cleared to race after doping probe (AP)
• Flyers fans still bullish on their Bullies (AP)
• Serena, Henin through at sun-kissed French Open (AFP)
• Langer, Freeman lead on windy Day 1 at Senior PGA (AP)
• Big teams hope extra miles pay off at Indy (AP)
• USOC to offer help for safe training environments (AP)
• NKorea accuses South of faking warship sinking (AP)
• Protests Not Expected to Hurt Thai Economy (Time.com)
• Venus Williams' tennis dress cheers lace industry (AP)
• Israel partly opens West Bank road to Palestinians (AP
• 1 dead, 3 missing in Guatemala volcano eruption (AP)
• Rhino poaching in South Africa rising, expert says (AP
• Turkey appoints top spy as security threats shift (Reu
• Gap narrows for Conservatives: poll (Reuters)
• Australia to sue Japan over whaling (AFP)
• Swelling Pakistani 'lake' threatens villages downstream
• Relief in Swat Valley over reported death of Taliban Maulan
• Karzai's Delayed Peace Jirga: Any Chance of Success? (
• Sri Lanka De-Mining Efforts Face Funding Shortfall (On
• For vacationers, it's another scaled-back summer (AP)
• Illinois cross draws tourists, ire from atheist (AP)
• Oakland to license, tax indoor marijuana growers (AP)
• 22-mile oil plume under Gulf nears rich waters (AP)
• Decision to halt offshore drilling stirs debate (AP)
• 3 million feet of boom in Gulf, but does it help? (AP)
• NC Sen. Helms sought FBI favor, called in agents (AP)
• US predicts up to 7 major Atlantic hurricanes (AP)
• Woman says she fell asleep, woke up alone on plane (AP
• Judge convicts Ark. mom in Facebook flap with son (AP)
• NY man's kidney transplant gave him woman's cancer (AP
• NH church at center of 1997 teen rape case (AP)
• Questions raised about 'Ardi' as man's ancestor (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Army changes enlistment procedure (AP)
• Some oil spill events from Thursday, May 27, 2010 (AP)
• Workers on doomed rig: Corners cut to save money (AP)
• Fence isn't a cure-all for America's porous border (AP
• 2 more days till BP knows if well plug try works (AP)
• US toll reaches 1,000 deaths in Afghanistan war (AP)
• Suspected sabotage derails train in India; 71 dead (AP
• Attackers strike sect mosques in Pakistan; 80 dead (AP
• Consumer spending posts weak April reading (AP)
• Congress moves to end ban on gays in military (AP)
• Palin makes good on fence threat (AP)
• Long lines in Europe, Asia to buy Apple's iPad (AP)
• Child TV star Gary Coleman hospitalized in Utah (AP)
• NCAA: 8 violations in UConn men's basketball (AP)
• Obama heads to Gulf as BP reports progress (Reuters)
• Gunmen kill at least 70 in Pakistan mosque attacks (Re
• China PM seeks to cool Korean standoff (Reuters)
• India police say Maoists sabotage train (Reuters)
• Apple iPad frenzy spreads abroad; supplies limited (Re
• Nuclear treaty talks on brink of failure: diplomats (R
• House votes to repeal military gay ban (Reuters)
• Obama urges Republicans join him on immigration (Reute
• Maoists derail train in India, 80 dead (AFP)
• Around 80 dead as gunmen attack Pakistan mosques (AFP)
• Iraqis can't get pensions, visas, or permits due to Iraq el
• Iraq war badly planned, poorly resourced: Bremer (Reut
• Lufthansa plans Baghdad-Munich service in September (A
• Death and betrayal stalk police in Iraq (Reuters)
• Texas memorial planned for fallen soldiers of Iraq, Afghani
• In the wait for new government, ordinary Iraqis suffer
• Redskins confident Santana Moss won't be suspended (AP
• Congress won't ask for Sosa perjury investigation (AP)
• Indiana drug charges tied to Grizzlies' Randolph (AP)
• Play resumes, rain forces postponements at French (AP)
• Beasley, Buddle & Gomez make US World Cup roster (AP)
• Back from injury, Panthers LT Gross has new look (AP)
• Hairston Jr.'s homer wins it for Padres in 13th (AP)
• Magic stay alive in NBA East playoffs (AFP)
• ASU baseball still among best after major losses (AP)
• Mourinho already planning Real challenge (AFP)
• Beijing looks to revitalise bicycle culture (AFP)
• Leighton ready for Chicago return (AP)
• Nadal, Serena fall victim to French Open rain (AFP)
• Woods coming back to defend Memorial title (AP)
• Job secure, Power eyeing Indy 500 breakthrough (AP)
• 70-day torch relay for 2012 London Olympics (AP)
• Afghans: Pakistani Taliban commander rumored dead (AP)
• Scientists: Iceland's volcanic eruption winds down (AP
• Germany: 205 claims of abuse at Jesuit schools (AP)
• $50 million fund to help settlement boycott (AP)
• The Trial of Benedict XVI (Time.com)
• Trump's Scottish golf 'masterpiece' faces opposition (
• Israel sets up tents for Gaza-bound activists (AP)
• Costa Rica congress shelves vote on 60% pay hike (AP)
• Neighboring countries hope for WCup tourism (AP)
• Strauss and Trott punish Bangladesh in first Test (AFP
• Canada defends huge cost of G8/G20 summit security (Re
• Thaksin denies he fomented violence (AP)
• In Peru, parole of terrorist American Lori Berenson sparks
• Gaza Aid Convoy Showdown Poses a New Challenge for Israel
• Aid Fleet Bound for Gaza (OneWorld.net)
• New oil flow estimate: Gulf nation's worst spill (AP)
• Witness says he has nightmares about police abuse (AP)
• US predicts at least 8 Atlantic hurricanes (AP)
• Child porn 'social networking site' busted by feds (AP
• Okla. gov. vetoes abortion bill on insurance (AP)
• Justice Souter may be retired, but he still works (AP)
• LA Catholics welcome coadjutor archbishop (AP)
• Adventurer quits his job to walk across the U.S. (AP)
• Phoenix police officer fatally shot (AP)
• Kan. doctor takes stand in overdose death trial (AP)
• Aborted sting at official residence dogs Ohio gov. (AP
• NY teen gets 25 years in hate crime stabbing (AP)
• Minimal impact expected from oil line shutdown (AP)
• NYC bus ads asking 'Leaving Islam?' cause a stir (AP)
• Minn. lawyer aims to track, sue child porn users (AP)
• Shuttle Atlantis completes 32nd and final flight (AP)
• Workers describe failures on oil rig (AP)
• How should we teach our future teachers? (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Palin aides worked to sell gas deal (AP)
• Scientists: Gulf spill now far bigger than Valdez (AP)
• SKorea holds navy drill; NKorea scraps sea accords (AP
• Congress to vote on military gay ban (AP)
• AP sources: Minerals Management Service head fired (AP
• Economic rebound slowed last quarter (AP)
• Stocks jump after China shows confidence in Europe (AP
• Tight pants ban takes effect in Indonesia's Aceh (AP)
• How DeWyze won 'American Idol' (AP)
• Image-conscious youth rein in social networking (AP)
• Fighting Back: Magic top Celtics 113-92 in Game 5 (AP)
• BP wrestles oil spill as Obama pauses deep drilling (R
• North Korea vows to rip up military safeguards with South
• Obama security doctrine stresses diplomacy and economy
• China boosts euro, Spain wins austerity vote (Reuters)
• Activists say bound for Gaza despite Israeli warning (
• Another death at China iPhone maker's plant (Reuters)
• China says Europe key market (Reuters)
• Troops not militarizing Mexico border: U.S. envoy (Reu
• Oil stops gushing from Gulf of Mexico well (AFP)
• N.Korea threatens to attack S.Korea ships (AFP)
• Iraq vote results face another possible delay (Reuters
• Special Report: Between Iraq and a rich place (Reuters
• Baghdad's trade in wildlife anything but tame (AP)
• Government granted more time in Iraqi war case (AP)
• Baghdad to dissolve Iraqi Airways amid Kuwait row (AFP
• As US troops leave, Iraqis fear prison torture will widen
• Witness: Secret Iraq prison for women and children (Th
• Brazen Baghdad gold heist leaves trail of dead (The Ch
• Reserves dominate Lakers, Suns win 115-106 (AP)
• Teams face doping tests before, during World Cup (AP)
• Lester, Red Sox shut down Rays 2-0 (AP)
• Jackson shuts door on Bulls, intrigued by Nets (AP)
• Semenya's return put on hold after meet canceled (AP)
• Santana pitches Angels to 8-3 win over Jays (AP)
• Phil: 'I have trouble making commitments.' (AP)
• Michigan admits to NCAA violations in football (AP)
• Former Liverpool owner regrets sale to Hicks, Gillett
• Armstrong to ride Tour de Luxembourg next week (AP)
• Lightning hire Steve Yzerman as new GM (AP)
• Federer shines in French Open rain (AFP)
• Calcavecchia to end PGA Tour career at Memorial (AP)
• Sore Saavedra returns to track as happy man (AP)
• Ahmadinejad urges Obama to accept nuke swap deal (AP)
• Elton John to perform in Morocco despite outcry (AP)
• In India, Banking on the Morning After (Time.com)
• World stocks up, but traders wary on Europe debt (AP)
• Israeli prime minister to visit White House (AP)
• Intn'l court reports Sudan to UN Security Council (AP)
• Red Cross defends first aid courses for Taliban (AP)
• Resale home price index up for 11th month (Reuters)
• Australian baby lives after stroller hit by train (AP)
• Mexico arrests state politician, links him to drug cartels
• Jamaica attacks: a legacy of ties between politicians and g
• Jamaica Violence: Drug Gangs' Political Ties Spark Anger
• In Liberia, A Village Comes Back to Life (OneWorld.net
• Short term, oil spill means mini job boom in Gulf (AP)
• Ohio family faces killer's parole, Ore. ID fraud (AP)
• Ex-Detroit mayor spends first night in prison (AP)
• Only 1 bid made for Ill. home where family slain (AP)
• NY teen faces sentencing in hate crime stabbing (AP)
• A snowball's chance: NJ picked for 2014 Super Bowl (AP
• Judge to consider man's plea in Texas bomb plot (AP)
• Analysis: Gov't has few options, little experience for oil
• Deal reached to end Hawaii school furloughs (AP)
• BP engineers draw up plans for 'top kill' (AP)
• McCain's primary challenger flubs historical fact (AP)
• Somber memorial held for oil rig explosion victims (AP
• Welfare group: Hidden video shows Ohio cows beaten (AP
• Attack victim: Death of Conn. chimp owner is sad (AP)
• BP agrees to show 'top kill' video (AP)
• NJ man admits to vomit assault at Phillies game (AP)
• Maine man linked to NYC bomb suspect due in court (AP)
• Witness: BP took 'shortcuts' before well blowout (AP)
• NKorea threatens to ban cross-border traffic (AP)
• Space shuttle Atlantis lands for final time (AP)
• Jamaica official: 44 civilians dead in Kingston (AP)
• Stocks add to gains after April home sales jump (AP)
• Car bomb hits outside NATO base in Kandahar city (AP)
• Obama's border plan looks similar to Bush's (AP)
• Nicole Scherzinger wins 'Dancing With the Stars' (AP)
• Sleeping woman left on plane in Philly for 4 hours (AP
• Venus Williams, Federer advance at French Open (AP)
• BP had warning signs before Gulf blast: panel (Reuters
• North Korea threatens to cut last link with South (Reu
• Geithner in Europe crisis talks (Reuters)
• OECD raises global growth forecast due to Asia (Reuter
• Death toll from Jamaica violence rises (Reuters)
• BP readies another attempt at stopping oil spill (Reut
• Bernanke makes case for Fed independence (Reuters)
• Obama sending 1,200 troops to Mexico border (Reuters)
• N.Korea makes new threats as tensions rise (AFP)
• Gunbattles kill dozens in Jamaica drug assault (AFP)
• Govt to wind up Iraqi Airways amid Kuwait row (AFP)
• Iraq dissolves Iraqi Airways over Kuwait dispute (AP)
• Iraq PM details 'several' assassination attempts (AFP)
• Iraqi election results closer to being certified (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,400 (AP)
• Iraqi election appeals rejected (Reuters)
• Iraq Airways drops Britain, Sweden flights (AFP)
• Gunmen rob Baghdad gold shops, killing 14, wounding 4
• Anger, recrimination at funeral of Iraqi politician (R
• Gunmen kill 8 in Baghdad jewellery heists (AFP)
• Magic take Celtics to OT and on to Game 5 (AP)
• Roddick rallies for 5-set win at French Open (AP)
• McNamee in courthouse to testify against Clemens (AP)
• AP source: Steve Yzerman hired to be Lightning GM (AP)
• Flyers to face Blackhawks in Stanley Cup finals (AP)
• Dolphins sign lineman Cory Procter to deal (AP)
• Cecil pitches Blue Jays to 6-0 win over Angels (AP)
• Orlando finds some magic to beat Boston in OT (Reuters
• House committee hears about Leach-James case (AP)
• Traesch joins Ballack as World Cup casualty (AFP)
• Armstrong in Europe to prepare for Tour de France (AP)
• Flyers advance to Stanley Cup finals (AP)
• Five-set Roddick claims French Open second round spot
• Yoo wins Sybase Match Play Championship (AP)
• Boxer Manny Pacquiao in hospital with mild ulcer (AP)
• Paul Tracy fails to qualify for Indianapolis 500 (AP)
• Roush rushes in when Olympic teams need help (AP)
• German ex-soldiers to work in Somalia (AP)
• Trinidad elects 1st female prime minister (AP)
• EU chief observer says Ethiopian poll was not fair (AP
• India's Nirupama Pathak Case Raises Honor-Killing Debate
• Spain newcomers draw lots for unwanted No. 2 shirt (Re
• Kidnappers release 2 American hostages in Yemen (AP)
• Jamaica cops attack drug lord's slum stronghold (AP)
• Sudan charges opposition journalist with terrorism (Re
• Canada home ownership costs to rise further: RBC (Reut
• Australia minister attacks 'creepy' Google in Web row
• McChrystal calls Marjah a 'bleeding ulcer' in Afghan campai
• Cheonan warship sinking: Will South Korea blame Kim Jong-il
• Colombia's Antanas Mockus Emerges in Tight Election Race
• Myanmar: Carving out Humanitarian Space Post-Cyclone (
• Analysis: As slick spreads, so does frustration (AP)
• Toga! Toga! Pa. college kids do Plato — in public (AP
• Fired UN diplomat Galbraith seeks office in Vt. (AP)
• GOP tries to upend NC campaign backed by tea party (AP
• Teacher in trouble after students don Klan robes (AP)
• Simmons ends campaign for Senate seat in Conn. (AP)
• Lohan's ankle bracelet has Breathalyzer technology (AP
• Chicago waits for next step in firefighter case (AP)
• 2 Ark. officers slain in roadside shootout mourned (AP
• Ann Curry apologizes for mixing up her Wheatons (AP)
• In Allen's book, sports is allegory for politics (AP)
• BP had a key role in the Exxon Valdez disaster (AP)
• Attorney: Texas man didn't want to fight US troops (AP
• AP IMPACT: Bad cement jobs plague offshore rigs (AP)
• Sex, scandal again in South Carolina political air (AP
• Wyoming judge blocks news stories on college trip (AP)
• BP CEO inspects La. beach stained by Gulf oil (AP)
• Feds ask Va. health reform lawsuit be dismissed (AP)
• NKorea severs all ties with rival SKorea (AP)
• Stocks plummet on economic worries (AP)
• BP internal probe focuses on other companies' work (AP
• Ex-Detroit mayor sentenced to 5 years in prison (AP)
• Home prices drop 0.5 pct. from February to March (AP)
• Gates agrees to proposal to repeal gay ban (AP)
• UK government sets out legislative program (AP)
• Space shuttle Atlantis on last leg of last mission (AP
• Bret Michaels says he's going back on the road (AP)
• Michigan details football woes to NCAA (AP)
• North Korea to cut all ties with South Korea (Reuters)
• Gov't needs BP technology to 'kill' oil spill (Reuters
• China and U.S. each claim gains on yuan in talks (Reut
• Germany eyes wider short-selling ban (Reuters)
• Thai court orders Thaksin arrested on terrorism charges
• Wall Street critic Frank to shepherd final reform bill
• Toyota halts sales of certain Lexus sedans in U.S. (Re
• N.Korea accuses South, threatens military action (AFP)
• Drug clashes turn Kingston to traveller no-go zone (AF
• At least nine killed in Iraq jewellery shop heists (AF
• Najaf cemetery witness to Iraq's tragic history (AP)
• Gunmen rob gold shops in Iraqi capital, kill 15 (AP)
• Gunmen kill 14 in Baghdad gold heist: police (Reuters)
• Al-Qaida in Iraq denies World Cup plot allegations (AP
• Govt negligence blamed for Iraqi MP's death (AFP)
• Alaska soldier ordered to remove Facebook video (AP)
• Gunmen kill Iraqi who won parliamentary seat: police (
• US commander in Iraq nominated for new post: Pentagon
• More US troops in Afghanistan than Iraq, a first (AP)
• More US troops in Afghanistan than Iraq: Pentagon (AFP
• Preschools in forests take root in the US (AP)
• Hundreds march in Utah to honor slain 4-year-old (AP)
• Producer questioned in wife's death returns to US (AP)
• Jury selection begins in Ill. police torture trial (AP
• Astronauts make a last inspection of Atlantis (AP)
• Obama says diplomacy, military go hand in hand (AP)
• Sharpton: Detroit girl's death is 'breaking point' (AP
• La. won't wait for federal OK to erect sand berms (AP)
• Border Patrol arrests 7 in 100-mile Calif. chase (AP)
• GOP wins House seat in Obama's home district (AP)
• Mother of Calif. babies found beaten arrested (AP)
• BP wants to continue using contentious dispersant (AP)
• With US support, SKorea cuts trade with North (AP)
• BP says doing all it can, everyone's frustrated (AP)
• Obama seeks to force votes on spending cuts (AP)
• Sales of previously owned homes jump 7.6 percent (AP)
• Moms say 2 US hikers held in Iran are engaged (AP)
• Britain bans doctor who linked autism to vaccine (AP)
• Brittany Murphy's husband is found dead at home (AP)
• 'Lost' addresses years of questions in finale (AP)
• Cavaliers fire coach Mike Brown (AP)
• Court: NFL is 32 teams, not single business (AP)
• BP: 'Top kill' operation needs to work (Reuters)
• Iran outlines nuclear fuel swap plan to U.N. watchdog
• Two Koreas snarl at each other as tensions rise (Reute
• China holds door open a crack to U.S. on yuan (Reuters
• Senate committee to examine United/Continental merger
• Two Americans held in Iran get engaged behind bars (Re
• Thailand maintains growth projections despite riots (R
• Australia expels Israeli diplomat over Dubai hit (Reut
• S.Korea cuts trade, sea lanes with North (AFP)
• Jamaican PM declares emergency amid gang warfare (AFP)
• In last NYC stop, Dalai Lama discusses kinship (AP)
• Top Shiite cleric in Iraq calls for unity (AP)
• Man sentenced to death in Iraq for Russian killings (R
• Fresh appeals lodged in Iraqi election impasse (Reuter
• Death for qaeda man in Iraq for killing Russians (AFP)
• 13-year-old US pianist plays with Iraq orchestra (AP)
• Obama to West Point grads: Success in Iraq, progress in Afg
• Sharapova wins Strasbourg title, defeats Barrios (AP)
• Power has fastest lap at Indy 500 practice (AP)
• Byfuglien's OT goal puts Hawks 1 win from finals (AP)
• Roy Oswalt wants out, asks Astros to trade him (AP)
• Armstrong fires back again at Landis (AP)
• Vikings QB Brett Favre confirms ankle surgery (AP)
• Cardinals' Ryan hoping 'stache can help snap slump (AP
• China's Yao celebrates birth of first child (Reuters)
• Jordan Jr. leaving Illinois to transfer (AP)
• Mourinho backs himself and Van Gaal for football history
• Sagan nabs 6th stage in California Tour, Rogers leads
• Kings assistant Hardy arrested on sex-abuse charge (AP
• French Open chiefs ponder site switch (AFP)
• Karlsson shoots record 62; thought he missed cut (AP)
• Japan's Sato crashes during Indy 500 practice (AP)
• Analysis: Markets won't wait for EU on debt (AP)
• Missing Mexican pol's family to gov't: Back off (AP)
• After Greek Debt Crisis, Germany Tries to Stabilize Euro
• Eurostar, Thalys trains to Belgium, disrupted by cable thef
• Abbas: no progress in indirect talks with Israel (AP)
• Reports: Polish priest jailed in Brazil abuse case (AP
• Trial adjourned of Egypt rights lawyers, blogger (AFP)
• Three soldiers, one civilian killed in Afghanistan (AF
• U.S. soldiers face probe into Afghan civilian deaths (
• Paris art heist: The alarm that didn't sound, the dog that
• Russia and China O.K. with Diplomacy-Sanctions Tracks for I
• Moms of Americans jailed in Iran head back to US (AP)
• Ohio man, son killed after Ark. cops fatally shot (AP)
• Atlantis crew relaxes after wrapping up spacewalks (AP
• Conn. AG, ex-wrestling exec spar for US Senate (AP)
• 13-year-old becomes youngest to top Mount Everest (AP)
• Texas board adopts new social studies curriculum (AP)
• Woman sentenced to prison in Elizabeth Smart case (AP)
• Drug overdose: Medical marijuana facing a backlash (AP
• Officials: NYC bomb suspect claims Taliban support (AP
• Police: 18-year-old had sex with 12-year-old girl (AP)
• Gun taken from angry JetBlue pilot before flight (AP)
• NYC judge blasts Wall Street greed at sentencing (AP)
• Have gun, will travel into the Texas state capital (AP
• Scientists see video, adjust Gulf leak estimates (AP)
• 5th officer charged in Katrina shootings cover-up (AP)
• India plane with 166 on board crashes; 8 survive (AP)
• NY's Cuomo announces he's running for governor (AP)
• Frustration mounts as oil seeps into Gulf wetlands (AP
• Former senator, ex-EPA chief head oil spill panel (AP)
• Thai govt shows Red arsenal, tightens detentions (AP)
• Clinton courts Chinese people; tough mission nears (AP
• Pakistan detainees proud of role in NYC bomb case (AP)
• Burton and his film jury judge so-so Cannes lineup (AP
• Williams sisters back at Nos. 1-2 at French Open (AP)
• Obama wants drilling safety assurances (Reuters)
• Geithner: global economy can handle Europe strains (Re
• Eight survive plane crash in south India, 158 dead (Re
• Pakistani caterer may have met failed NYC bomber (Reut
• Clinton avoids China disputes, hands out teddy bears (
• U.N. body probes North Korea's possible truce violation
• Thai government talks reconciliation as troops to pull back
• Pentagon insider a leading candidate for intel spot (R
• Plane crashes in south India, 158 killed (AFP)
• Clinton tours Shanghai Expo ahead of Beijing talks (AF
• Two US soldiers die in north Iraq: army (AFP)
• 2 US soldiers die in incidents in Iraq (AP)
• Death toll in car bomb near Baghdad rises to 30 (AP)
• Candidates to lead UK's Labour renounce Iraq war (AP)
• Iraq security forces blamed after car bomb kills 30 (A
• Bomb at market in northern Iraq kills 30 (Reuters)
• 23 killed in central Iraq car bomb (AFP)
• Two Iranians freed in Iraq: embassy (AFP)
• Iran seen influencing Iraqi prime minister choice (AP)
• 23 killed in central Iraq car bomb: security official
• Iraqi Kurds accuse Turkey and Iran of attacks (Reuters
• Delayed 1st round of Nelson done; 7 tied for lead (AP)
• Armstrong crashes, gets stitches (AP)
• Henin could meet Sharapova in 3rd, Serena in QF (AP)
• Broncos' Stokley, Decker bond over foot injuries (AP)
• Angels, Santana shut down White Sox 6-5 (AP)
• Referee suspended for throwing ball at fan (Reuters)
• NCAA mulling options for bigger March Madness (AP)
• Bayern to make Ribery 'club's highest ever earner' (AF
• Landis accuses ex-teammate Armstrong of doping (AFP)
• Blackhawks' Bolland a bother for Sharks' top line (AP)
• Federer handed tough French Open mission (AFP)
• Purdue leads USC by 7 shots at women's NCAAs (AP)
• Pacquiao relaxes blood test stance on Mayweather bout
• Bump Day could be extra intense (AP)
• IOC: Rio should waste no time before 2016 Olympics (AP
• EU seeks tougher budget rules to win market trust (AP)
• No survivors found at Afghan airline crash site (AP)
• Moms again reunite with 3 Americans held in Iran (AP)
• Cyclone Laila hits southeast India, 23 killed (AP)
• Dalai Lama tweets to Chinese citizens about Tibet (AP)
• Uneasy Calm Returns to Bangkok, But Peace is Still Out of R
• British public deficit revised downwards (AFP)
• Gaza gunmen infiltrate Israel, die in firefight (AP)
• Photo circulating may be missing political leader (AP)
• South Sudan president sworn in; referendum is next (AP
• Pakistanis shout 'Death to Facebook', burn US flags (A
• June rate hike still an option after Canada data (Reut
• Ramos-Horta says East Timor finds peace at last (AFP)
• Striking workers, but no riots this time, in protests over
• Gay Malawians Sentenced 14 Years (OneWorld.net)
• UC Berkeley plan to test freshmen DNA criticized (AP)
• In blindness, soldiers find new niche in military (AP)
• Police: 2 suspects dead after Ark. officers slain (AP)
• AP INVESTIGATION: Texas man faked way into Army (AP)
• Cartoon controversy: Dora the (illegal) explorer mugshot ma
• Vermont's favorite animal gets a pardon (AP)
• At worst, oil spewed already could fill 102 gyms (AP)
• Fed officials track oil spill impact on wildlife (AP)
• W.Va. mine blast survivor's rehab slow, uncertain (AP)
• Woman to be sentenced in Elizabeth Smart case (AP)
• Police: Body found is 12-year-old Colorado girl (AP)
• Month into Gulf spill, fishermen see bleak future (AP)
• Conservatives make changes to Texas curriculum (AP)
• Mississippi executes 2nd inmate in as many days (AP)
• A step to artificial life: Manmade DNA powers cell (AP
• First lady's questioner wants White House visit (AP)
• Hundreds of birds seized in cockfighting raids (AP)
• Kagan known for openness, assertiveness at Harvard (AP
• Consumer watchdog eyes lenders in new bank rules (AP)
• Clinton: NKorea must face consequences for attack (AP)
• Stocks trade mixed after Dow slides below 10,000 (AP)
• A month in, outrage over Gulf oil spill grows (AP)
• Toyota recalls Lexus cars in Japan, US to follow (AP)
• Intelligence director knew his days were numbered (AP)
• Study: A heart attack shouldn't kill your sex life (AP
• Rodent scurries by as Obama lauds Wall Street vote (AP
• Rocker has outpatient care after `warning stroke' (AP)
• Habs Breakthrough: Canadiens beat Flyers 5-1 (AP)
• Senate approves sweeping Wall Street reform bill (Reut
• BP denies coverup, spilled oil keeps coming (Reuters)
• U.S.-China talks to soothe but not solve troubles (Reu
• South Korea vows caution over ship but North sees war
• U.N.'s Ban hopes Iran deal may bring atom settlement (
• Israeli army kills 2 armed Palestinians from Gaza (Reu
• U.S., Egypt strive for Mideast nuclear arms ban deal (
• Thai PM committed to reconciliation but no poll offer
• Debt-riddled Europe faces critical talks (AFP)
• Merkel, Cameron meet amid rifts on fiscal rules (AFP)
• Chicago police officer back from Iraq is killed (AP)
• Guard takes war drills to units across country (AP)
• Families of Iraqi prisoners who suffocated in truck allege
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq (AFP)
• Military seeks more time in Iraqi war case (AP)
• Reports: Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in Iraq (AP)
• Al-Qaida No. 2 eulogizes leaders of Iraqi offshoot (AP
• Turkish planes bomb targets in Northern Iraq: Turkish media
• CIA spy infiltrates Cannes red carpet (AFP)
• Report: Landis admits doping and fingers Armstrong (AP
• USC retains lead in NCAA women's golf championship (AP
• Celtics guard's stepfather arrested, stun gun used (AP
• Pagan hits inside-the-park HR, starts triple play (AP)
• Cruz's sac fly in 9th leads Rangers over Orioles (AP)
• NFL starting career transition program (AP)
• Gonzalez's 6 RBIs snaps L.A.'s 9-game win streak (AP)
• Sinking Suns hope to rise again back in Phoenix (Reute
• Gophers backup PG Cobbs decides to transfer (AP)
• Blanc confirmed as Domenech successor (AFP)
• Cyclist Landis admits doping, accuses Armstrong (AFP)
• Habs' first goal is scoring a goal against Flyers (AP)
• Odesnik banned for two years over breaking doping laws
• Byron Nelson's tournament not as lordly as it was (AP)
• Hamlin's team wins NASCAR Pit Crew Challenge (AP)
• London's new Olympic mascots not cute or cuddly (AP)
• 20,000 people in Greek protest march to parliament (AP
• Thai govt declares protest violence mostly quelled (AP
• UK's Cameron, Clegg finalize coalition deal (AP)
• Dealing With Tehran: The Return of Diplomacy (Time.com
• Annoyed by mobile phone chats? Scientists explain why
• 5 mummified bodies found in truck in north Mexico (AP)
• Four endangered mountain gorillas die in Rwanda (AFP)
• Pakistan blocks YouTube, Facebook as backlash grows (A
• Support grows for Conservatives: poll (Reuters)
• Ninja students foil Aussie mugging (AFP)
• Sean Penn tells Congress: Haiti needs urgent aid (McCl
• Can the World's Most Isolated State Be Safe for Business?
• Thai Civil War Can't Be Won with Bullets and Tear Gas
• NY island site of animal disease lab may be sold (AP)
• Chicago police officer killed in robbery attempt (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Wal-Mart pulls jewelry over cadmium (AP)
• Colo. police retrieve body from irrigation ditch (AP)
• Several tornadoes reported across Oklahoma (AP)
• Mo. auto dealer pleads guilty to aiding al-Qaida (AP)
• Official: NYC bomb suspect looked at other targets (AP
• Mass. Cardinal: Catholic schools welcome all (AP)
• Army veteran fatally shot at MacDill AFB in Tampa (AP)
• State dinner has it all: Beyonce, world-class chef (AP
• Frederick Douglass' church joins endangered list (AP)
• Attorney seeks to combine 100-plus oil lawsuits (AP)
• Death in Detroit raises questions about reality TV (AP
• 4th member of Midwest militia gets out of jail (AP)
• Consumer inflation vanishes, a boon for borrowers (AP)
• Suspect in Texas sect slayings pleads not guilty (AP)
• NKorea warns of war if punished for ship sinking (AP)
• Oil arrives on La. shore, edges into key current (AP)
• Senators press for National Guard troops on border (AP
• 3 Americans jailed in Iran reunite with their moms (AP
• Gay couple sentenced to maximum 14 years in Malawi (AP
• State dinner crashers stopped near White House (AP)
• Leading indicators slip 0.1 percent in April (AP)
• Pakistan blocks YouTube over unIslamic content (AP)
• Paintings worth millions stolen from Paris museum (AP)
• Lakers hold off Suns, take 2-game West finals lead (AP
• Tensions rise as South Korea says North torpedoed ship
• U.S. to check BP spill size, heavy oil comes ashore (R
• Uneasy peace in Thailand, uncertainties lie ahead (Reu
• Landis admits using performance enhancing drugs (Reute
• U.S. launches criminal probe on soldiers in Afghanistan
• After Facebook, Pakistan shuts down YouTube (Reuters)
• Iran "could cancel uranium deal over sanctions" (Reute
• Senate fails to end debate on bank reform bill (Reuter
• Thai troops hunt militants as Bangkok smoulders (AFP)
• N.Korean torpedo sank S.Korea warship: investigators (
• Iraqi premier says rivals can't form government (AP)
• Iraq election recount battle over, now comes the hard part
• Iraq foreign ministry reopens as symbol of defying terroris
• Iraq foreign ministry building reopens after August attacks
• Loach's Iraq war mercenaries attack Cannes (AFP)
• Wizards win NBA's draft lottery, earn No. 1 pick (AP)
• Tennis player Odesnik gets 2-year doping ban (AP)
• UAE soccer shows status of female Muslim athletes (AP)
• Chi Chi Rodriguez robbed at home in Puerto Rico (AP)
• SoCal memorial planned for Erica Blasberg (AP)
• Hey waiter! Jets serve food to fans for charity (AP)
• La Russa confident Cardinals offense will be fine (AP)
• A king's ransom might not be enough to keep James (AP)
• 2 NC State backups to transfer (AP)
• Villa on way to Barca in 40-million-euro deal (AFP)
• Zabriskie wins third stage of Tour of California (AFP)
• Blackhawks beat Sharks 4-2 to take 2-0 series lead (AP
• Nalbandian to miss French Open (AFP)
• Denmark's Hansen fined $1.1M for tax evasion (AP)
• Judge dismisses Mayfield's suit vs. NASCAR (AP)
• Coe: 2012 mascot is based on stadium steel (AP)
• Taliban attack key US base in Afghanistan (AP)
• Iran rejects UN sanctions resolution draft (AP)
• Details revealed in Kaczynski crash investigation (AP)
• CIA chief briefs Pakistan on Times Square suspect (AP)
• The Battle to Stop Drink from Destroying Uganda (Time.
• Ed Balls announces candidacy to lead UK's Labour (AP)
• Rescued German girls leave Saudi for home (AP)
• Mexican town's police force quits after ambush (AP)
• Animals sent to NKorea for business, officials say (AP
• Australia 'economically stupid' on Aborigines: Geldof
• U.S. pressure on Pakistan may risk terrorist backlash
• Hugo Chávez boycotts Madrid summit over Honduras preside
• Bangkok Siege Ends, But Thailand Faces Deeper Crisis (
• Times Square car bomb suspect appears in NY court (AP)
• La.'s state bird, brown pelican, imperiled by oil (AP)
• 4th member of Midwest militia to get out of jail (AP)
• GOP's Souder latest politician with sex troubles (AP)
• US missionary returns to Idaho after Haiti ordeal (AP)
• Spacewalking 'superhero' untangles cable on boom (AP)
• Piracy suspect pleads guilty in NY court to hijack (AP
• Senate race in Pa. will be about jobs, economy (AP)
• Oil spill shuts down 19 percent of Gulf fishing (AP)
• FEMA: Sorry photog asked faith shirts be removed (AP)
• Journalist says she confessed in N. Korean prison (AP)
• US judge orders ex-Nazi in Pa. back to Austria (AP)
• Blumenthal statements give GOP hope in Senate race (AP
• Police chief says investigation 'won't be pretty' (AP)
• Feds: Virginia Tech violated law in 07 massacre (AP)
• Man accused of duping Harvard pleads not guilty (AP)
• Wife of RFK Jr. charged in NY with drunken driving (AP
• Cloudy 30th anniversary of Mount St. Helens blast (AP)
• Voters back anti-DC, anti-establishment candidates (AP
• Bangkok burns after Thai protest leaders arrested (AP)
• Obama, Calderon pledge solidarity as issues mount (AP)
• Judiciary Chairman: Kagan hearings start in June (AP)
• Scientists watching where oil spill headed next (AP)
• Consumer prices dip 0.1 percent in April (AP)
• Muslim anger prompts Pakistan to block Facebook (AP)
• CBS axes 7 shows to make room for fall newcomers (AP)
• Workers asked to return bonuses after 16 years (AP)
• Celtics top Magic, take 2-0 lead in East finals (AP)
• Disgruntled voters take down veteran senator Arlen Specter
• Bangkok burns as protesters surrender (Reuters)
• Senate Democrats clash over Wall St reform endgame (Re
• Fishing ban widens as as oil spill spreads in Gulf (Re
• Germany declares solo war on speculators (Reuters)
• Iran says draft sanctions resolution has "no chance" (
• Cameroon attacks show pirates are heading south (Reute
• Mothers of 3 American detainees due in Iran (Reuters)
• Bangkok gripped by arson after protest crackdown (AFP)
• 'Non-crew in cockpit' of Polish leader's crash plane (
• Ken Loach sends Iraq war film into Cannes battle (AFP)
• Detained militant in Iraq details World Cup plot (AP)
• Q&A: Iraq had elections, so why isn't there a new governmen
• US gets China, Russia on board for Iran sanctions (AP)
• Iraq says prisoners released by US rejoined Qaeda (AFP
• Taliban Suicide Bomb in Kabul Shatters Capital's Calm
• FIFA aims for swift probe into FA chief comments (AFP)
• Aussie's Lancaster seizes Tour of California lead (AFP
• Wild sign Chad Rau (AP)
• Venus Williams takes over world number two spot (AFP)
• Singh out of top 50 for 1st time since 1992 (AP)
• Indy could have record 5 women in starting field (AP)
• Taliban suicide bomb hits NATO convoy, kills 18 (AP)
• Yemen: Court sentences 6 Somali pirates to death (AP)
• Pope-bishop relationship key in sex abuse defense (AP)
• Boy who survived Libya plane crash recovering well (AP
• Turkish-Brazilian nuclear deal with Iran: progress or stall
• EU pushes past US, UK concerns on hedge fund rules (AP
• Palestinians intensify settlement products boycott (AP
• Silva's Brazil star shines brighter with Iran deal (AP
• Gay couple convicted in Malawi faces 14-year term (AP)
• Don't trust politicians: Aussie opposition leader (AFP
• New Miss USA: Islamic fundamentalism in a bikini? (McC
• IKAROS spacecraft to unfurl solar sail, head to Venus
• Afghan Strategy: U.S. Stands By Deals with Tribal Elders
• Fears Grow Along with Pakistan Lake (OneWorld.net)
• Spill reinforces oil bad will for American Indians (AP
• Release likely for 3 jailed militia members (AP)
• Ex-Obama pastor: 'Obama threw me under the bus' (AP)
• Mass. man accused of trying to swap baby for beers (AP
• Brother of George H.W. Bush collapses at meeting (AP)
• US court grants asylum to Obama's African aunt (AP)
• Good folk: Iconic NY coffeehouse marks 50th year (AP)
• Family of Detroit girl slain in raid sues police (AP)
• Ariz. immigration law divides police across US (AP)
• Air Force: Tests didn't include troubled GPS unit (AP)
• Oil spill scrutiny turns to Obama administration (AP)
• Ex-TV chef pleads not guilty in murder-hire plot (AP)
• Airline cockpit fire prompts emergency landing (AP)
• Iowa group becoming a conservative power (AP)
• US officials begin review of New Orleans police (AP)
• Murder trial begins in 1966 police shooting (AP)
• Man held in NY car bomb probe denies suspect link (AP)
• Primaries in 4 states, 1 House election (AP)
• Indiana Rep. Souder says he'll resign over affair (AP)
• Salazar: Gov't failed to assure drilling safety (AP)
• Mothers of 3 imprisoned US hikers are Iran-bound (AP)
• Thai govt says no peace talks unless protests end (AP)
• Wholesale prices dip, new home construction rises (AP)
• NASA wants mission to bring Martian rocks to Earth (AP
• Microsoft upgrade aims to make Hotmail cool again (AP)
• ABC's fall schedule heavy on new dramas (AP)
• Kobe gets 40, Lakers rout Suns in opener (AP)
• Florida tar balls fuel fears of oil slick spread (Reut
• Specter, Lincoln face strong tests in primary contests
• Thai government dismisses talks to end deadly protests
• Major powers agree on Iran resolution: Clinton (Reuter
• Connecticut Democrat misstated military record (Reuter
• Suicide attacker kills at least 18 in Afghan capital (
• Greece receives EU funds but faces huge task ahead (Re
• Karzai says West starts to get Taliban peace push (Reu
• Kabul suicide attack on NATO convoy kills 18 (AFP)
• Greece gets first 14.5 bln euros of EU rescue loans (A
• UK Iraq inquiry to question officials in US (AP)
• Iraq forces: Al-Qaida plot on World Cup uncovered (AP)
• Iraqi baseball team checks out America's pastime on U.S. vi
• Iraqi court dismisses de-Baathification cases (Reuters
• Court overturns ban on 9 Iraqi candidates (AP)
• Anti-Qaeda Sunni imams slaughtered in Iraq: military (
• Qaeda 'planned World Cup attack from Iraq' (AFP)
• Flyers rout Canadiens in East finals opener (AP)
• Scott makes Texas Open first tour win since '08 (AP)
• Cowboys Romo to throw passes instead of teeing off (AP
• Phillies win 4-2, complete road sweep of Brewers (AP)
• Howard frustrated by Celtics in Game 1 loss (AP)
• 45 and counting: Wittels extends hitting streak (AP)
• Injured Ballack ruled out of World Cup (AFP)
• Cavendish wins first stage of Tour of California (AFP)
• Blackhawks beat Sharks 2-1 in Game 1 (AP)
• Knee trouble sidelines Simon from French Open (AFP)
• Pak's birdie beats Lincicome in playoff (AP)
• Japan's Uchiyama retains boxing title (AFP)
• Busch wins Sprint Cup race at Dover (AP)
• Europe: 1,000 flights affected due to volcanic ash (AP
• Killer of ex-Iranian PM could be freed in France (AP)
• Germany: No clemency for leftist terrorist (AP)
• How Cameron's U.K. Coalition Stands on Defense, Economy
• Ex-minister Miliband praises candidate brother (AFP)
• Moshe Greenberg, Bible scholar, dies at 81 (AP)
• Ex-Honduran president Lopez Arellano dies at 89 (AP)
• Somali president to name new Cabinet soon (AP)
• NATO death toll hits 202 in Afghanistan this year (AFP
• Australian cardinal urges new action on pedophiles (AP
• Brazil, Turkey try to hammer out 'last chance' Iran nuclear
• Mexican Politician Diego Fernandez de Cevallos Abducted
• Should we ask if Supreme Court nominee is gay? (AP)
• Deep sea oil plumes, dispersants endanger reefs (AP)
• Family: 7-year-old shot by police was asleep (AP)
• Study: BP refineries account for most violations (AP)
• Moms of 3 US hikers to leave Tuesday for Iran (AP)
• Plane diverted to DC area after fire in cockpit (AP)
• Astronauts tackling antenna work in 1st spacewalk (AP)
• Celebrated World War II flying ace dies in Calif. (AP)
• RI school district agrees to rehire fired teachers (AP
• Arab-American from Michigan crowned 2010 Miss USA (AP)
• States' budget woes hitting programs for kids hard (AP
• Federal inspections on rig not as claimed (AP)
• Glacier Park: The next 100 years (AP)
• Drilling critics warn of spill in Arctic Ocean (AP)
• Preservationists: Don't change West's 1st freeway (AP)
• 'Devil's horns' music great 'passes peacefully' (AP)
• Clinton to WVU grads: Face change with confidence (AP)
• Worry that Gulf oil spreading into major current (AP)
• Afghan passenger plane crashes with 44 on board (AP)
• Explosion at Turkish coal mine traps 32 workers (AP)
• Protest leader calls Thai PM aide, seeks ceasefire (AP
• High court rules out life sentences for juveniles (AP)
• Iran to ship uranium to Turkey in nuclear deal (AP)
• Report: Rebels blow up bus in India, killing 40 (AP)
• GM rides cost cuts, new model sales to 1Q profit (AP)
• Fox network reveals stable new fall schedule (AP)
• Celtics smother Magic 92-88, take 1-0 series lead (AP)
• Thai troops close in on protest encampment (Reuters)
• BP says capturing some of oil leak, trying for more (R
• EU ministers eye reforms as markets buffet euro (Reute
• Volcanic ash grounds 1,000 European flights (Reuters)
• Iran agrees atom fuel deal with Turkey, Brazil (Reuter
• Supreme Court bars some life terms for juveniles (Reut
• U.N. to pick Costa Rican as new climate chief: sources
• Iran to send uranium to Turkey in nuclear fuel deal (A
• Thousands of Thai protesters defy deadline to leave (A
• Nine 'Baath candidates' can take Iraq seats (AFP)
• Iraq vows to quickly eliminate new Qaeda leaders (AFP)
• Iraq official: Banned candidates can take seats (AP)
• Iraq signs oil field deal with Chinese, Turkish firms
• Iraq recount fails to overturn Allawi election win (Re
• Iran shells Kurdish rebels in Iraq: Iraqi Kurd official
• Webber leads Red Bull to 1-2 finish at Monaco GP (AP)
• Khan dominates Malignaggi in 11th round stoppage (AP)
• Dodgers' Ethier has fractured bone in right pinkie (AP
• Lincecum finally back in win column, beats Astros (AP)
• Pats WR Welker needed surgery on only 1 ligament (AP)
• Oakland's Duchscherer hurt again, unsure of return (AP
• Ol' Celtics, or just old? Boston to show vs. Magic (AP
• FA chief resigns from bid chairman role over bribe claims
• Cough forces Petacchi out of Tour of Italy cycle race
• Russia beats Germany 3-2 at ice hockey worlds (AP)
• Federer, Nadal set-up dream Madrid final (AFP)
• 4-way tie for lead in Texas Open (AP)
• Khan stops Malignaggi to retain title (Reuters)
• Indy 500 veterans get limited work on opening day (AP)
• ECB: $1 trillion rescue package only buys time (AP)
• Greek leader considers action against US banks (AP)
• Pakistani military kills 58 suspected militants (AP)
• Civilian Casualties Raise Afghan Ire at U.S. (Time.com
• Abu Dhabi hides from 'Sex and the City' spotlight (AP)
• Moderate quake rattles Puerto Rico (AP)
• Sudan arrests Islamist opposition leader Turabi: party
• Hong Kong by-elections a test for democracy camp (AFP)
• Cathay plane escorted to Vancouver after "bomb hoax" (
• Australian teen sailor says she yearned for land (AFP)
• Former Mexican presidential candidate goes missing (Mc
• Gloom over French Soccer Contrasts With Rugby's Rise (
• Calif. agents use award ruse to reel in fugitives (AP)
• Episcopal church ordains its 2nd openly gay bishop (AP
• Palin joins Arizona gov. to defend immigration law (AP
• California woman earns college diploma at age 94 (AP)
• Official: Machine was origin of NH explosions (AP)
• BP's own probe finds safety issues on Atlantis rig (AP
• Calif. coach makes players drink soda from shoe (AP)
• Virginia lacrosse coasts in return to field (AP)
• The future of Mount St. Helens 30 years later (AP)
• Shuttle Atlantis arrives at space station (AP)
• Baltimore violent crime drops as cops narrow focus (AP
• Teen girl finishes round-the-world sail in Sydney (AP)
• Michael Jackson doctor helps passenger in distress (AP
• Attacks on Asian-Americans lead to racial tension (AP)
• Bangkok fighting leaves 30 dead, 232 injured (AP)
• Huge oil plumes found under Gulf as BP struggles (AP)
• GOP senator: Kagan's testimony will be 'big deal' (AP)
• Abortion foes capitalize on health care law (AP)
• Thousands flock to Vatican to back pope over abuse (AP
• French academic leaves Iran after 10 months (AP)
• Ultra-Orthodox Israelis protest grave removal (AP)
• Eyes flashing, robot conducts wedding in Tokyo (AP)
• Lookin At Lucky wins Preakness, Super Saver fades (AP)
• Thailand toughens stand against spiraling protests (Re
• Under pressure, BP tries again to contain oil spill (R
• UK and Ireland shut some airspace due to ash cloud (Re
• North Korea boats draw warning shots from South (Reute
• Iran in talks with Brazil to resolve nuclear deadlock
• France denies deal with Iran over released teacher (Re
• Yemen Qaeda threatens attacks on U.S. over cleric: website
• Thai protesters urge talks as clashes leave 29 dead (A
• French researcher home after Iran trial ordeal (AFP)
• Iraq official: No vote change with Baghdad recount (AP
• Iraqi PM fails to gain seats but on track for power (A
• No change in Iraq election result after recount (Reute
• Qaeda in Iraq 'names replacements for slain leaders' (
• Baghdad vote result 'unchanged after recount' (AFP)
• Al Qaeda's Iraq network replaces slain leaders (Reuter
• Flyers make history, beat Bruins in Game 7 (AP)
• Cavaliers GM says LeBron's elbow needed rest (AP)
• Venus Williams reaches Madrid Masters final (AP)
• Alonso to start Monaco GP from last after crash (AP)
• Patriots WR Welker 'trucking along' in knee rehab (AP)
• Imperfect: Braden gives up hit in first inning (AP)
• Cavs, LeBron's futures uncertain after loss (AP)
• FIU's Garrett Wittels extends streak to 43 games (AP)
• Ancelotti hoping Chelsea can make history (AFP)
• Leipheimer hopes for Tour of California race (AFP)
• Niemi driving the Blackhawks (AP)
• Nadal rallies to overcome Almagro and reach Masters final
• Pak grabs second-round lead in Mobile (AP)
• The Dragon enters Singapore combat cage (Reuters)
• Brawl erupts during Khan-Malignaggi weigh-in (Reuters)
• Martin Truex Jr. wins pole at Dover (AP)
• Militants kidnap about 60 in Pakistan tribal area (AP)
• UK, Germany eye possible ash travel disruptions (AP)
• 4 Lebanese workers kidnapped in southern Nigeria (AP)
• Economic Crisis Brings Greek-Turkish Thaw (Time.com)
• Italy fines Ryanair for not helping ash passengers (AP
• Palestinians mark displacement in 1948 Mideast war (AP
• Complaint filed in 1975 killing of Salvadoran poet (AP
• Sudan army says killed 108 Darfur rebels (Reuters)
• High prices overshadow Indian gold buying festival (AF
• Canada parties end Afghan dispute, avert election (Reu
• U.S. asks Israel to curb rhetoric, demolitions of Palestini
• Guatemala gangs to bus drivers: pay a fee, or risk death
• Is Cambodia Dredging its Rivers to Death? (Time.com)
• Killer of 2 California girls gets life in prison (AP)
• Univision forum held on Arizona's immigration law (AP)
• Police: Sheriff's deputy in WA shoots in-laws (AP)
• Officials: 633 NYC cabbies routinely overcharge (AP)
• Key spill size issue: How much and does it matter? (AP
• Man allegedly taking stun gun on plane arrested (AP)
• Illegal immigrant student hopes case helps reform (AP)
• GPS glitch hit some military systems in January (AP)
• Former UCLA student's kidnap hoax could be costly (AP)
• Parking attendants trained to watch for terrorists (AP
• Boss: 1 of 3 arrested said he knew NY bomb suspect (AP
• US Marine general says forces hurting opium trade (AP)
• Teacher apologizes for recorded beating of student (AP
• Accused student impostor now faces sex charge (AP)
• Gray whale dies after week off Southern California (AP
• DA: Mom threw tot in NY river out of spousal spite (AP
• Vatican's top American has mixed record on abuse (AP)
• Thai PM defends deadly army crackdown in Bangkok (AP)
• BP tries mile-long tube, latest bid to plug leak (AP)
• Obama wants light on Wall Street's shadowy deals (AP)
• Boy who survived plane crash back in Netherlands (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: Only a third want own lawmakers back (AP)
• Australian teen completes round-the-world sail (AP)
• Shuttle survey stalled as NASA watches space junk (AP)
• Episcopal church in LA to ordain 2nd gay bishop (AP)
• LA DA meets actress who claims Polanski sex abuse (AP)
• Borel anticipates 'super race' from Super Saver (AP)
• Fighting spreads in Thai capital (Reuters)
• Obama pushes Wall Street reform with populism (Reuters
• BP scrambles to cap flow as oil closes in on marsh (Re
• UK airspace may close due to volcanic ash (Reuters)
• U.S., UK issue warnings on Bangkok (Reuters)
• UK's Hague lavish, not "slavish," on first U.S. trip (
• Suspected militants kidnap 60 in NW Pakistan: police (
• Two senators in fight for political survival (Reuters)
• Six dead as urban warfare breaks out in Bangkok (AFP)
• Tehran 'to allow French academic to leave Iran' (AFP)
• Maliki edges nearer power as rival warns of civil war
• Maliki 'hijacking' Iraq elections: top Saudi prince (A
• Iraq to boost oil output 'above 3 mln bpd in 2011' (AF
• For Iraqis, learning Hebrew is a mixed blessing (AFP)
• Mounting concern among Iraqis about more violence (AP)
• Official: No fraud found in Iraq's election (AP)
• Iraq double bomb attack kills 25 at football match (AF
• Iran frees Iraqi soldier in border incident (Reuters)
• 25 killed in attacks at Iraq football match: ministry
• Iraq election recount over, no fraud found (Reuters)
• No fraud in Baghdad recount: election commission (AFP)
• Pakistan Faces the Perils of Anti-Taliban Offensive (T
• Cameron wants to be 'engaged' with Europe (AFP)
• Palestinian boy found dead in West Bank (AP)
• Haiti prosecutors urge prison for US missionary (AP)
• Nigeria: Ruling party chairman resigns (AP)
• Afghans protest against NATO, say 12 civilians killed
• Canadian legislators grill BP over Arctic drilling (Re
• Round-the-world girl sailor in final countdown (AFP)
• Kandahar 'offensive' scaled back; new goal to improve gover
• Yemen: Never mind Anwar al-Awlaki, the economy is a bigger
• Thai General Khattiya, Red Shirt Backer, Is Shot in Head
• Plugging Africa's Tech Gap, with Help from India (OneW
• Miss., La. govs contrast in responses to oil spill (AP
• Killer heads to prison amid changes to Calif. laws (AP
• Univ. of Texas exhibit showcases Cronkite career (AP)
• Trial begins in killing that has captivated DC (AP)
• Police: Missing woman overwhelmed by stress (AP)
• Bill in Congress could limit direct wine shipments (AP
• Underground broker network a bane in terror probes (AP
• Where's the oil? Model suggests much may be gone (AP)
• 3 Pakistanis arrested in Times Square bomb probe (AP)
• No threat in vehicle spotted in NYC's Union Square (AP
• College for all? Experts say not necessarily (AP)
• Blue state Vermont 1 of few trying tax cuts (AP)
• No IOUs from Ill. government, but no money either (AP)
• Report: Few Hispanic high school dropouts earn GED (AP
• Judge to choose lead lawyers vs. Toyota by Monday (AP)
• Settlement in 26 Vermont priest sex abuse cases (AP)
• BP tries tube to siphon spewing Gulf oil to tanker (AP
• Thai troops fire at rioting protesters in capital (AP)
• Dutch crash survivor could go home this weekend (AP)
• Police uncover plot to kill Indonesia's president (AP)
• UN science chief defends work, welcomes review (AP)
• Formal charges expected in death of Utah boy (AP)
• Consumer spending rises as factory output surges (AP)
• NASA fuels space shuttle Atlantis for final voyage (AP
• Regis Philbin to have blood clot removed from leg (AP)
• LeBron gone! Celtics eliminate James and Cavs in 6 (AP
• Thai troops battle protesters as crisis deepens (Reute
• Under fire, BP pushes latest oil spill control bid (Re
• Obama was target of Indonesia militants (Reuters)
• No bomb as New York vehicle scare ends (Reuters)
• Russia to sell Syria warplanes, air defense systems (R
• Pakistani Taliban say America will "burn" (Reuters)
• Markets calm amid new austerity for Portugal (Reuters)
• U.N. seeks torture probes in Syria, Yemen, Jordan (Reu
• Five dead as Thai troops open fire on protesters (AFP)
• Clashes as Kyrgyz authorities push to regain south (AF
• New al-Qaida in Iraq chief vows blood-soaked days (AP)
• Iran detains Iraqi soldier in border shooting incident
• Iraq's Qaeda names new "war minister", vows attacks (R
• Qaeda in Iraq names new 'war minister': SITE (AFP)
• Senate panel approves money for Afghan, Iraq wars (Reu
• Iraqi and Iranian soldiers trade fire on border (AFP)
• Protesters demand probe into murder of Iraqi journalist
• Botched Baghdad bomb kills 9 in Shiite slum (AP)
• Flyers force Game 7 vs. Bruins (AP)
• Cushing keeps AP Defensive Rookie award (AP)
• Favored Super Saver settles into Stall 40 (AP)
• Promoters cautious on 2nd Pacquiao-Mayweather deal (AP
• Woods says he has inflammation of neck joint (AP)
• Cowboys' Romo expects Free, others to protect him (AP)
• Wilson goes from Texas bullpen to reliable starter (AP
• NBA pushes China expansion with new league store (Reut
• Shannon says new deal will be big recruiting help (AP)
• Forlan's late strike gives Atletico Europa League title
• Late call-up Nibali seizes lead in Giro (Reuters)
• Montreal police clash with rowdy youths (AP)
• Nadal, Murray pleased after opening Madrid tennis wins
• Els headlines field for new-feel Texas Open (AP)
• Khan out to shut up Malignaggi with Garden knockout (R
• Jewel to sing national anthem at Indy 500 (AP)
• Rogge: Africa must show it wants Olympics (AP)
• NZ leader offends Maori with cannibal joke (AP)
• UN prosecutor files amended Mladic indictment (AP)
• Chaos in Thailand as Dissident Leader Is Shot (Time.co
• Spanish union calls civil servant strike (AP)
• Chile cops raid house of Embassy detainee's friend (AP
• Libya plane crash boy survivor 'getting better' (AFP)
• Kyrgyz protesters seize regional governors offices (AP
• U.S. government opposes Canadian's appeal on torture (
• Slug-eating dare sparks Australia health alarm (AFP)
• Pentagon rethinking value of major counterinsurgencies
• David Cameron led Conservatives to power by moving to the c
• Cameron and Clegg: Two Heads Better Than One (Time.com
• Education, Not Handouts (OneWorld.net)
• LA OKs Arizona boycott over tough immigration law (AP)
• Warrior Games give injured vets kinship, strength (AP)
• Calmer winds help battle against wildfire (AP)
• Emerging oil rig evidence shows lack of regulation (AP
• 9 indicted on charges of accessing Obama records (AP)
• SC Gov. Sanford saw Argentine lover in Florida (AP)
• 2nd Ohio sorority accused of trashing event hall (AP)
• Alpaca's savage beating in Ohio upsets ranchers (AP)
• Portland police chief fired following settlement (AP)
• Records allege Utah man beat stepson to death (AP)
• Student: Suspected impostor 'played the part good' (AP
• Other border states shun Arizona's immigration law (AP
• Md. 1st to bar schools releasing tests to military (AP
• Mothers of 3 Americans jailed in Iran get visas (AP)
• Biden son progresses at Pa. hospital after stroke (AP)
• Video shows oil flowing like steam from a geyser (AP)
• Mass. Catholic school won't admit lesbians' son (AP)
• Portland mayor fires police chief (AP)
• Karzai visits graves of US fallen in Afghan war (AP)
• Northeast locations searched in Times Square probe (AP
• Offshore natural gas platform sinks off Venezuela (AP)
• Boy survivor of Libya crash not told family's dead (AP
• Ford CEO says 2010 will be "solidly" profitable (AP)
• New claims for unemployment insurance inch down (AP)
• Rogue Thai general aiding Red Shirts shot in head (AP)
• Pope offers hope against suffering at Fatima Mass (AP)
• Sarah Silverman's show axed by Comedy Central (AP)
• Disbelieve it: Canadiens eliminate Pens, 5-2 (AP)
• Obama to knock Republicans and emphasize jobs Thursday
• Red shirt military adviser wounded in Thai capital (Re
• FBI search near Boston in Times Square bomb probe (Reu
• BP to try new fix as oil spill threatens Gulf (Reuters
• Portugal agrees on new austerity measures (Reuters)
• Investigators in Libya scour site of crashed Airbus (R
• New UK leaders say coalition will rebuild economy (Reu
• U.S., China set for human rights talks resumption (Reu
• Renegade Thai general shot near protest site (AFP)
• Huge crowds gather for Pope mass in Portugal (AFP)
• Baghdad attacks kill 10 (AFP)
• Iraq toll in Sadr City blast rises to 9 (AP)
• Iraq, US begin talks over fate of Hebrew archive (AP)
• Colo. Army officer convicted of lesser charges (AP)
• Car bomb kills 7 in Shi'ite area of Iraqi capital (Reu
• Are Sadr militias rearming in Iraq's south? (The Chris
• Protesters want justice for dead Kurdish reporter (AP)
• Aide: Congressman Pacquiao to fight in November (AP)
• Mets exec talks to Islanders about a new arena (AP)
• Police: Star athlete at Texas school really 22 (AP)
• Blackhawks rout Canucks, return to West finals (AP)
• Politics trumps baseball for Phillies-Blue Jays (AP)
• AP Source: Cushing tested positive for HCG (AP)
• Tigers recall RHP Figaro, OF Raburn sent to minors (AP
• Heat's Wade faces ex-partners in restaurant suit (AP)
• Purdue reinstates QB Siller after year suspension (AP)
• Fulham boss hoping for dream end to Euro campaign (AFP
• Hammer clocks world's fastest cycling pursuit (AFP)
• Glendale OKs millions to NHL for Phoenix Coyotes (AP)
• Tennis ace Jankovic downs compatriot Ivanovic (AFP)
• Haney spares himself (and Tiger) lots of innuendo (AP)
• Pacquiao ready to fight Mayweather after vote win (AFP
• NASCAR opens Hall of Fame in Charlotte (AP)
• 'Business as usual' for Games under new government (AP
• Austrian bishop questions celibacy (AP)
• Pope urges Portugal to rediscover Christian roots (AP)
• German court orders wireless passwords for all (AP)
• China Knife Attacks on Children: 7 More Students Killed
• New PM vows new direction for Britain (AFP)
• Jerusalem mayor: united city despite pressure (AP)
• Bodies of groom, wedding party members found (AP)
• Events held in South Africa to recognize Mandela (AP)
• Karzai arrives at White House for Obama talks (AFP)
• Canada trade surplus narrows, new home prices up (Reut
• Aussie Olympic chief hails record budget boost (AFP)
• Report: Afghan army riddled with corruption and feuding
• Why Russia's Dmitry Medvedev is visiting Syria (The Ch
• After Maoist Protests, Nepal Faces a Murky Future (Tim
• LA councilman pushing Arizona economic boycott (AP)
• Okla. braces for more storms days after twisters (AP)
• VP Biden's son in Philly hospital after stroke (AP)
• Green groups hope Gulf spill galvanizes movement (AP)
• Rush to drill deeper carries added risks (AP)
• Pair facing charges after boy's body found in Utah (AP
• BP: 2nd box on its way to Gulf oil spill site (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Victim video tributes at 9/11 museum (AP)
• Disputed Mojave cross honoring US war dead stolen (AP)
• Last Broadway Ziegfeld Follies Girl dies at 106 (AP)
• Mistrial declared in NY beating death of immigrant (AP
• Corps defends actions during Tenn. flooding (AP)
• Woman with toddler arrested after NY river rescue (AP)
• Dead dolphins wash up on coast; oil's role unclear (AP
• Mine regulator holds emergency response meeting (AP)
• Several states stay off charter-school bandwagon (AP)
• Mother of Va. lacrosse player praises victim (AP)
• NYPD commissioner: NYC bomb suspect 'homegrown' (AP)
• Libyan jet with 104 crashes; child sole survivor (AP)
• Conservative Cameron takes the reins in Britain (AP)
• Political patience wanes as Gulf oil spill grows (AP)
• Karzai meets Obama on way ahead in Afghan war (AP)
• GOP: WV congressman's ouster referendum on Obama (AP)
• 9 killed in latest attack at China school (AP)
• Trade deficit rises to $40.4 billion in March (AP)
• Arizona gov. signs bill targeting ethnic studies (AP)
• Duets shine on movie-themed 'American Idol' (AP)
• Celtics stun Cavs, take 3-2 lead in series (AP)
• Libya plane crash kills 103, Dutch boy survives (Reute
• Spain joins euro zone austerity bandwagon (Reuters)
• Oil execs under pressure, BP tries latest well fix (Re
• Cameron leads Britain into new coalition era (Reuters)
• Greeks set new strikes, economy firmly in recession (R
• Republican doubts Taliban link to New York plot (Reute
• Russian mine death toll hits 60; 30 still missing (Reu
• U.N. resolutions vs Iran "not worth penny": Ahmadinejad
• Boy survives as 103 killed in Libya plane crash (AFP)
• New British PM starts work, vows 'strong' coalition (A
• Three dead in Baghdad grocery bombing (AFP)
• Iraqi vetting commission to end election work (AP)
• Iraq killing spree targets tribal chiefs, government worker
• Iraq drawdown on schedule, Pentagon says (Reuters)
• Pace of US drawdown from Iraq on schedule: Pentagon (A
• TIME Interview: Allawi on Iraqi Election Chaos, Violence
• APNewsBreak: US reviewing Iraq troop pullout pace (AP)
• After Iraq attacks, security forces describe hardships at B
• Iraqi security forces say politicians were behind Iraq atta
• Roethlisberger: Can't cut him, can't stand him (AP)
• Leighton steps in Game 5 and Flyers stay alive (AP)
• Texans owner: More info needed on suspensions (AP)
• Alexis Thompson to make pro debut at NJ tourney (AP)
• Canadiens beat Penguins, force Game 7 (AP)
• Lions sign safety C.C. Brown (AP)
• Royals back at the bottom of standings (AP)
• Magic finish off sweep of Hawks 98-84 (AP)
• Creighton's P'Allen Stinnett kicked off team (AP)
• King in England's provisional World Cup squad (AFP)
• Vinokourov takes pink as Weylandt wins third stage (AF
• Lidstrom has enrolled son in Swedish school (AP)
• Federer not afraid of failing to defend Madrid title (
• Tiger's swing coach resigns (AP)
• Boxing champ Pacquiao set for 'congressman' (AFP)
• Jeff Burton frustrated after another near-miss (AP)
• IOC retesting Turin 2006 samples for CERA (AP)
• Euphoria over euro rescue fades (AP)
• UK's main parties compete to woo Liberal Democrats (AP
• Some euro applicants in less of a hurry now (AP)
• 52 dead in Russian mine blast, 38 missing (AP)
• Pakistan Military in Spotlight After Times Square Plot
• Iran sentences Newsweek journalist in absentia (AP)
• Police arrest Pakistani in US Embassy in Chile (AP)
• Africa sceptical over funds for climate change (AFP)
• Senators want Pakistani Taliban on terror list (AP)
• Canada satisfied with Europe rescue deal: Flaherty (Re
• Video: Aussie father clasps infant as car hits (AP)
• As Karzai arrives, White House stresses upbeat partnership
• Some Indian villages prefer to put women in power (The
• Hizballah, Israel Prepare for a War That Neither Wants
• New Beginning for Sri Lanka? (OneWorld.net)
• White House: VP Joe Biden's son hospitalized (AP)
• Philly neighborhood scars unhealed from 1985 bomb (AP)
• Moms of 3 Americans jailed in Iran wait for visas (AP)
• Nation has high college remedial education rate (AP)
• Calif. woman pleads guilty in Sandra Cantu murder (AP)
• Ariz. organizers drop immigration referendum drive (AP
• SE beaches look to woo tourists in oil spill limbo (AP
• 9 militia members to stay in jail for time being (AP)
• Ky. GOP Senate hopefuls facing off in final debate (AP
• June edition of Playboy to feature 3-D centerfold (AP)
• Kagan in '97 urged Clinton to ban late abortions (AP)
• Times Square bomb suspect still no-show in court (AP)
• Easing bone marrow transplants to widen their use (AP)
• 5 dead as tornadoes rip through Southern Plains (AP)
• APNewsBreak: More kids' jewelry recalls in works (AP)
• Kagan's role against military recruitment studied (AP)
• Senate hearings prompting spill blame game (AP)
• 5 dead, dozens injured as tornadoes hit Plains (AP)
• Wholesale inventories and sales rise in March (AP)
• Kagan has presumption of court confirmation (AP)
• Missile barrage kills 14 in Pakistan tribal area (AP)
• Clinton reassures Afghans of US long-term support (AP)
• Pope blames church's own sins for sex scandal (AP)
• NYC's Apollo Theater unveils its Walk of Fame (AP)
• Lakers complete sweep over Jazz (AP)
• Oil executives face Congress on Gulf spill (Reuters)
• Germany backs euro package as markets sober up (Reuter
• U.S. single-stock circuit breakers done deal: source (
• Senate's Wall Street reform bill churns ahead (Reuters
• U.S. courts Karzai, vows not to abandon Afghans (Reute
• Iran says it warned off U.S. plane near maneuvers (Reu
• UK parties fight tug-of-war over new government (Reute
• U.S. missiles kill at least 24 in Pakistan (Reuters)
• Debt fears soar as Greece asks for first slice of aid
• 'Decision time' for talks on new British govt (AFP)
• Iraq boosts security after deadliest day this year (AP
• Iraqi forces 'negligent' after attacks kill 110 (AFP)
• Emirates to add Baghdad route (AP)
• Iran border guards arrest Iraqi fishermen: report (AFP
• Iraq squatter camp population on the rise: UN (AFP)
• Iran detained 12 Iraqi fishermen, some freed: report (
• Iran says mothers can visit 3 jailed Americans (AP)
• US slams deadly Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Attacks kill over 100 in Iraq, al Qaeda blamed (Reuter
• Amid election stalemate, deadliest Iraq bombings of the yea
• Nearly 100 dead in Iraq's most lethal day of the year
• New Tiger looks nothing like the old 1 (AP)
• Lookin At Lucky headed to Preakness (AP)
• Suns sweep Spurs to reach West finals (AP)
• Rondo, Celtics beat Cavs to even East semifinals (AP)
• Woods withdraws, may have bulging disk in back (AP)
• Braden's feisty grandmother has words for A-Rod (Reute
• Suns sweep Spurs, reach NBA Western Conference finals
• Football player in Oregon dies of head injury (AP)
• Ancelotti vows to maintain Chelsea winning streak (AFP
• Evans in pink as Farrar wins Tour of Italy second stage
• No place like home in this one — for visiting team (A
• Montanes beats Gil to win Estoril tennis title in Portugal
• Clark finally gets US win at Players Championship (AP)
• Boxing champ Pacquiao optimistic of 'congressman' title
• Webber leads Red Bull to victory at Spanish GP (AP)
• Aquino leading in early presidential race results (AP)
• US envoy warns Myanmar over North Korea arms links (AP
• Ash clears over Europe; airports operate normally (AP)
• U.K. gov't in limbo as leaders race to make a deal (Ti
• Interest rates surge as Europe launches bailout (AP)
• 2 Israeli Arabs suspected of spying for Hezbollah (AP)
• Desperate parents abandon children in Haiti (AP)
• Critics say UN envoy to Somalia should resign (AP)
• Australian TV show teaches Aboriginal language (AFP)
• Arroyo's shadow over Philippines election (The Christi
• France: Kickback Claims Mount in Pakistan Car-Bomb Case
• Abruptly unemployed fishermen struggling to get by (AP
• The assimilated terrorist: An outsider no longer (AP)
• Inferno on the Gulf: Witnesses recount rig blast (AP)
• Oil spill threatens already weakened wetlands (AP)
• US cancer costs double in nearly 20 years (AP)
• NTSB: No engine alarms before NY ferry dock crash (AP)
• DA seeks hate crime charges in NM swastika case (AP)
• For more children, dinner is coming from Uncle Sam (AP
• Sugar plantation, Native Hawaiians in water battle (AP
• Elena Kagan chosen by Obama for Supreme Court (AP)
• Stocks surge on effort to ease Europe debt crunch (AP)
• BP struggles with list of ways to plug Gulf gusher (AP
• EU creates $1 trillion package to save euro (AP)
• Democrats cheer, Republicans cautious on Kagan (AP)
• Death toll in Russian mine blasts hits 32 (AP)
• Top CEOs getting a once-in-a-lifetime pay bonanza (AP)
• Barrier-breaking jazz star Lena Horne dies at 92 (AP)
• Oakland's Braden is perfect against Rays (AP)
• Obama nominates Kagan for Supreme Court (Reuters)
• "Shock and awe" package lifts euro markets (Reuters)
• Oil spill solutions uncertain, slick spreads west (Reu
• Fannie Mae seeking $8.4 billion from gov't after 1Q loss
• Aquino poised to win Philippine polls despite glitches
• U.S.: Pakistani Taliban behind NYC bomb attempt (Reute
• Thai protesters refuse to leave, push new demands (Reu
• EU's trillion dollar package sends markets soaring (AF
• British parties report 'progress' in govt talks (AFP)
• At least 84 killed in attacks across Iraq (AP)
• Dozens die in Iraq as battered Qaeda shows strength (R
• At least 68 killed in Iraq's bloodiest day this year (
• Iraq attacks kill at least 24: security officials (AFP
• Baghdad airport tries to shed dangerous reputation (AF
• US confident Iraq now headed for new government (AFP)
• Kurds unite to negotiate posts in Iraqi government (AF
• Iraq recount 50 percent done (Reuters)
• Reeling Virginia teams now must prepare for NCAAs (AP)
• Bryant scores 35 as Lakers beat Jazz 111-110 (AP)
• Sharks eliminate Red Wings with 2-1 victory (AP)
• Westwood takes 1-shot lead at Players (AP)
• Hamlin sweeps Darlington (AP)
• Magic blows out Hawks again for 3-0 series lead (AP)
• Saints coach Payton deflects lawsuit questions (AP)
• Chacin blanks Dodgers into eighth, Rockies win 8-0 (AP
• Magic stretch win streak in NBA East (AFP)
• Wittels' hit streak up to 41 games for FIU (AP)
• Chelsea star Kalou eyes title party (AFP)
• Briton Wiggins wins cycling's Tour of Italy first stage
• Fleury's 32 saves lead Penguins past Canadiens 2-1 (AP
• Australia wrap up 5-0 Davis Cup win over Japan (AFP)
• Margarito wins unanimous decision over Garcia (AP)
• Mercury high in Japanese town that hunts dolphins (AP)
• Thai PM pleads for end to 2-month street protests (AP)
• Palestinians: Indirect peace talks have begun (AP)
• The Sale of Harrods: End of a Long Feud with Britain's Uppe
• Obama discusses European economy with Merkel (AP)
• Ex-diplomat: Venezuela farm seizure a vendetta (AP)
• Catholics sent predator priest to remote village (AP)
• US drone strike kills 10 in Pakistan's tribal belt (AF
• Five feared dead from stricken boat: Australia (Reuter
• With Elections Near, Australia's Rudd Backs Off Ambitious C
• Obama: Education a responsibility of all Americans (AP
• Staten Island ferry boat idled with accident (AP)
• A bullet in Baghdad, a son's need, a mother's love (AP
• 1st lady echoes King's call to brace for hardship (AP)
• Times Square plot may have cost as little as $7K (AP)
• Protesters rally against drilling after oil spill (AP)
• 45-year-old civil rights slaying still unresolved (AP)
• Experts re-examine audio from Kent State shootings (AP
• Alaskans mourn death of former Gov. Walter Hickel (AP)
• 13 injured in LA apartment fire, 2 critically (AP)
• Jimmy Carter hits the campaign trail with grandson (AP
• BP's first attempt to divert Gulf oil leak fails (AP)
• White House says Pakistan Taliban behind NY bomb (AP)
• Blast hits Russia's largest coal mine, 12 dead (AP)
• Intel officials: US missiles kill 10 in Pakistan (AP)
• US Sen. Bob Bennett ousted at Utah GOP convention (AP)
• Ash closes airports in Spain, Portugal, Italy (AP)
• Veteran Democrat faces anti-incumbent challenge (AP)
• UK Conservatives, Lib Dems in power-sharing talks (AP)
• Betty White: golden hosting 'Saturday Night Live' (AP)
• Man in burning truck drives to fire station (AP)
• BP seeks solution after U.S. oil spill setback (Reuter
• U.S. says Pakistani Taliban behind bomb attempt (Reute
• EU counters market "wolves" after Greek crisis (Reuter
• UK Conservatives seek ways to govern with Lib Dems (Re
• Cardinal accuses Vatican official of abuse cover-up (R
• Dozens hurt as NY Staten Island ferry hits dock (Reute
• Russia offers olive branch as NATO joins parade (Reute
• Palestinians say indirect talks with Israel have begun
• Crisis EU finance talks under way (AFP)
• Pakistani Taliban behind failed New York attack: US (A
• Iraq's Talabani briefs Egypt's Mubarak on election (AF
• Iraq sends all but Baghdad vote results for ratification
• Iraq recount 50 percent done, no big change in results
• Partial Iraq election tallies sent for approval (AP)
• Turkish forces, aircraft hit Kurd rebels in Iraq (Reut
• Dragic, Suns put Spurs on brink of elimination (AP)
• Cubs SS Castro has record debut in win over Reds (AP)
• Female Japanese knuckleballer lands in America (AP)
• Golf fan Tasered, arrested at Players Championship (AP
• American Isner reaches final of Serbia Open (AP)
• Houston linebacker suspended for violating drug policy
• Moyer becomes oldest pitcher to throw MLB shutout (Reu
• LeBron has 21 in 1st quarter of Cavs' Game 3 romp (AP)
• Butler looks toward season without Hayward (AP)
• Nerves jangling as Barca and Real vie for the title (A
• Evans targets first cycling tour win in Italy (AFP)
• Flyers top Bruins in Game 4, survive with 5-4 win (AP)
• Australia wrap up Davis Cup tie over Japan (AFP)
• Molinari seeking breakthrough victory at Players (AP)
• Mexico's Cazares new WBA super fly champion (AFP)
• Webber leads Red Bull 1-2 in Spanish GP qualifying (AP
• WADA recommends more EPO testing at Winter Games (AP)
• UK Liberal Democrats mull pact with Conservatives (AP)
• Palestinians approve indirect talks with Israel (AP)
• Pope accepts resignation of German bishop (AP)
• Northern Ireland's Election: Surprise Results, Failed Allia
• Iceland volcano ash hits European flights again (AFP)
• US military draws down deeply in Haiti (AP)
• Nigerian leader pays respects late president's family
• Australia unable to pin blame for Ady Gil crash (AFP)
• Gulf spill reminds America: The era of 'easy oil' is over
• Nazia Quazi case encourages Canadian Muslims to speak out
• Philippine Elections: Tech Snafus with PCOS Voting Machines
• AP INVESTIGATION: Blowout preventers known to fail (AP
• Pieces still missing in NYC car bomb plot puzzle (AP)
• Rape suspect eyed in attacks in Mo., Calif. (AP)
• Ex-Interior Sec Walter Hickel dies at 90 (AP)
• Police: No criminal intent in NH bus bomb scare (AP)
• Feds: Lawrence Taylor admitted paying for sex (AP)
• AZ debate shows low profile of Latino leadership (AP)
• Grand Ole Opry stage sat under 2 feet of water (AP)
• Montana, Idaho consider increased wolf hunt quotas (AP
• Ill. rail chief dies in apparent suicide by train (AP)
• More of Gulf closed to fishing because of spill (AP)
• Frequent terror scares have NYers wary, not scared (AP
• Abandoned water cooler causes Times Square scare (AP)
• Newton's apple tree bound for gravity-free orbit (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Bubble of methane triggered rig blast (AP
• Obama says health care law already helps millions (AP)
• Staten Island Ferry hits dock, injuring some (AP)
• Taliban threaten new attacks in Afghanistan (AP)
• Pakistan tests 2 missiles, wants nuke recognition (AP)
• Ash delays, reroutes trans-Atlantic flights (AP)
• US Sen. Bennett faces conservative test in Utah (AP)
• Fed chief tells graduates: don't worry, be happy (AP)
• Actress Lynn Redgrave to be laid to rest in NY (AP)
• LeBron scores 21 in 1st quarter, finishes with 38 (AP)
• Containment dome suspended just above U.S. Gulf leak (
• Pakistan investigates NY bomb plot Taliban link (Reute
• Obama touts healthcare in new bid to ease doubts (Reut
• EU works on mechanism to stop Greek crisis spreading (
• UK Lib Dems consider Conservative government offer (Re
• Palestinian approval opens door to Mideast talks (Reut
• Pakistan says nuclear safety concerns addressed (Reute
• Pope accepts resignation of German bishop in sex probe
• British kingmaker party in power-sharing talks (AFP)
• Abbas gets go-ahead for indirect Israel peace talks (A
• Iraq's Kurds protest kidnap-slaying of journalist (AP)
• Turkish warplanes hit northern Iraq (AP)
• Turkish army strikes Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq (AF
• Bombs planted in home of policeman kill 3 in Iraq (AP)
• Marine sent to Calif. after conviction overturned (AP)
• Babylon ruins torn between preservation and profit (AP
• UConn's Calhoun signs 5-year, $13M contract (AP)
• Wizards' Arenas out of halfway house in gun case (AP)
• Vettel leads Red Bull 1-2 at Spanish GP practice (AP)
• Holmes, Allenby share lead at Players Championship (AP
• Raider or bust? Russell the latter (AP)
• Ethier hits slam in ninth innings for Dodgers (AP)
• Mike Rice introduced as Rutgers new hoops coach (AP)
• Liverpool hold "constructive" meeting with Benitez (AF
• Tour of Missouri in doubt as state funding stalls (AP)
• Franzen has 4 goals, 6 points; Wings stay alive (AP)
• Ivanovic comeback gathers pace at Rome tennis Open (AF
• College golfer finds the rough for a buddy (AP)
• Atlantic ash cloud forcing US-Europe flights south (AP
• Activists: Mother, son albinos killed in Burundi (AP)
• Thai protesters haggle over reconciliation plan (AP)
• Britain's Election Gives Conservatives the Lead, But Not a
• Report: Sexual abuse charge against German bishop (AP)
• Pentagon bans 4 Gitmo reporters for naming witness (AP
• Nigerian leader likely to name deputy by Tuesday: source
• Japan PM faces more local refusal on US base (AP)
• Canada posts record jobs gain in April (Reuters)
• Mining firms push against Australian "super tax" (AFP)
• Pentagon bans McClatchy reporter from Guantanamo hearings
• Horse-trading begins amid messy UK election results (T
• Britain's Election is Over, but the Struggle to Form a Gove
• Training Young Mapuche Filmmakers in Chile (OneWorld.n
• Gulf oil spill ruining vibe on `redneck Riviera' (AP)
• Volunteers help clean while Tenn. still drying out (AP
• Oil spill may endanger human health, officials say (AP
• Chimp attack victim discharged from Ohio hospital (AP)
• NYers wary but not fearful after terror scares (AP)
• Police: Criminal charges in NH bus bomb scare (AP)
• Survey: Sexual satisfaction ebbs for 45-plus set (AP)
• LA-area gunman kills 3 family members, wounds 1 (AP)
• DC officials try to improve EMS after girl's death (AP
• Mosque going up in NYC building damaged on 9/11 (AP)
• Ex-NFL star Lawrence Taylor charged with NY rape (AP)
• Arizona to eliminate speed cameras on highways (AP)
• Crew couldn't stop oil disaster; can they fix it? (AP)
• Utah court to hear appeal in firing squad case (AP)
• Shell to court: We're ready to drill Arctic Ocean (AP)
• Crews put out more than 140 miles of boom for oil (AP)
• Jobs up 290,000; jobless rate rises to 9.9 pct. (AP)
• Stocks fall after wild day, Europe woes linger (AP)
• Cameron asks Lib Dems to help form British govt (AP)
• Giant box close to being over oil-spewing well (AP)
• Investigators seek money courier in NYC bomb plot (AP)
• Europe tries to douse debt crisis (AP)
• America's favorite birth control method turns 50 (AP)
• Emma's out as top baby name for girls (AP)
• Taylor Swift donates $500K for Nashville flood (AP)
• Magic beat Hawks 112-98, take 2-0 series lead (AP)
• Huge chamber being positioned over Gulf oil leak (Reut
• Contagion fears go global (Reuters)
• Conservatives aim for coalition after UK election (Reu
• German lawmakers back Greek aid package (Reuters)
• Goldman Sachs in settlement talks with SEC: report (Re
• New ash cloud sparks re-routing: Eurocontrol (Reuters)
• Senate thwarts GOP attack on consumer watchdog (Reuter
• Iran belongs to world's "nuclear club,": cleric (Reute
• British opposition parties seek power deal (AFP)
• Dow Jones falls over 250 points after market crash (AF
• Iraq vote winner asserts right to form government (AP)
• 'Big ideas' key to US surge success in Iraq: Petraeus
• Va. military jury finds Navy SEAL not guilty (AP)
• Iraq says Kuwait reparations are unsustainable (AFP)
• Iraqi Airways chief released by British court: ministry
• Iraqi Kurdish journalist kidnapped and killed (AFP)
• Kurds vow to back Shiite coalition choice for PM (AFP)
• Kuwait says finds Gulf War mass grave of Iraq troops (
• Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts dies at 83 (AP)
• America's Cup to get new set of rules (AP)
• Stoudemire leads 'Los Suns' over Spurs, 110-102 (AP)
• Bruins beat Flyers 4-1, lead series 3-0 (AP)
• Byfuglien scores 3; Blackhawks take 2-1 lead (AP)
• Lawrence Taylor arrested in rape investigation (Reuter
• Bonds deserves Hall of Fame: player poll (Reuters)
• Phoenix rises for a 2-0 lead over San Antonio (Reuters
• Protective order issued against OSU's Pilgrim (AP)
• Spurs boss Redknapp plans to take Europe by storm (AFP
• Britain votes 2010 - AFP Live Report (AFP)
• Sharks strive to avoid letting Red Wings make mark (AP
• Williams sisters light up Rome Open tennis clash (AFP)
• City approves deal to start Baltimore IndyCar race (AP
• 4 questioned in Pakistan over NY bomb suspect (AP)
• Thai PM offers to dissolve Parliament in September (AP
• Russian special forces storm oil tanker, free ship (AP
• Gigolos on the Beach: Cracking Down on Bali's 'Kuta Cowboys
• Foreign troops to join Russia's Victory Day parade (AP
• Mubarak warns about "chaos" amid reform push (AP)
• Magnitude 6.4 quake hits southern Peru (AP)
• 80 feared dead after boat capsizes in Congo river (AP)
• Pakistan Taliban did not train NY bomb suspect (AFP)
• Calgary police lift downtown cordon, no bomb found (Re
• Oops, wrong house: Workmen dig up trees, then flee (AP
• GAO reports casts new doubt on Afghanistan policy (McC
• Beyond Times Square: The Growing Threat from Pakistan
• Minor Rebels, Major Terror in DR Congo (OneWorld.net)
• Feds let BP avoid filing blowout plan for Gulf rig (AP
• Jailed Michigan militia members could be released (AP)
• Nashville residents return home to devastation (AP)
• 5 shot, 2 dead, when gunman invades LA area home (AP)
• NASA catapults new Orion capsule into NM desert (AP)
• No limits, just hurdles for teenager without limbs (AP
• NYPD X-rays suspicious truck at bridge, clears it (AP)
• TV news employee in LA has $266M winning ticket (AP)
• Lacrosse killing suspect seemed to have it all (AP)
• 2 dead after explosion at Ala. Army base (AP)
• DNA tests vindicate Ohio man convicted of '81 rape (AP
• Obey retirement gives GOP hopeful opening in Wis. (AP)
• Phillies: Team security will now nab field jumpers (AP
• Pa. fireworks store has video of NYC bomb suspect (AP)
• New Orleans mayor seeks federal help to fix police (AP
• Crews depart with giant box to help Gulf oil leak (AP)
• 5 women stop man accused of Maine campus stabbing (AP)
• Official: NYC bomb suspect did dry run days before (AP
• APNewsBreak: Boat with containment box at oil site (AP
• UK election: Best bet is that history will be made (AP
• Geithner and Paulson say more regulation needed (AP)
• Productivity gains slow, signal job growth ahead (AP)
• All clear at Seattle airport after bomb scare (AP)
• Greece: Bailout only way to avoid collapse (AP)
• South Korean driver earns license on 960th try (AP)
• Pa. high school student latest booted off 'Idol' (AP)
• Fans fondly remember Detroit broadcaster Harwell (AP)
• Pakistan says NY suspect probably didn't act alone (Re
• No bomb found in truck on New York bridge: police (Reu
• BP to lower huge box over gushing oil well (Reuters)
• Oil lobby money unlikely to quell storm over BP (Reute
• Two injured in U.S. army arsenal blast die in hospital
• Greek PM presses austerity plan, vows to fight graft (
• New Nigerian leader pledges electoral reform (Reuters)
• Geithner says can't take all risks out of banking (Reu
• Britain votes in knife-edge general election (AFP)
• Nigeria swears in new president after Yar'Adua's death
• Top Iraq cleric says not consulted on referee role (AP
• Iraq announces date for gas fields auction (AFP)
• Iraqi govt resolves oil row with Kurds (AFP)
• Iraq: Moving Toward a New Government, More Instability
• After Iraq election, Shiite parties announce alliance to fo
• Iraq's Shiite parties edge out Sunni-backed coalition
• Serena advances to Rome quarterfinals (AP)
• Sharks beat Red Wings 4-3 in OT, lead series 3-0 (AP)
• Malkin, Fleury carry Penguins past Canadiens 2-0 (AP)
• Superman Returns: Howard, Magic crush Hawks 114-71 (AP
• Willis gets 5-year contract extension from 49ers (AP)
• Headley's single in 9th gives Padres win (AP)
• Magic rout Atlanta Hawks in second-round NBA opener (A
• Texas Tech seeks to have individuals dismissed (AP)
• Spurs seek fourth place finish with Man City win (AFP)
• Flyers hope home ice helps comeback (AP)
• Tennis players Cilic, Kohlschreiber progress in Munich
• Players the 5th best — at least in America (AP)
• Graham to drive for dad at Indy 500 (AP)
• Taliban suicide squad targets Afghan govt compound (AP
• Relatives: Bomb suspect from well-respected family (AP
• AU warns of attacks against civilians in Somalia (AP)
• Where's Sarkozy? The French President's New Low Profile
• Election: Who will lead Britain if no one wins? (AP)
• After lengthy diplomacy, Mideast peace talks begin (AP
• US sends 2 Gitmo detainees to Spain, 1 to Bulgaria (AP
• Boost intra-African trade to ride out economic storms
• Renault-Bajaj car aims to challenge Nano (AFP)
• Vale in talks with striking Sudbury union -report (Reu
• Aussie teen's round-the-world no record: manager (AFP)
• Ahmadinejad: Iran sanctions effort will undermine Obama
• Ireland airports reopen as Iceland volcano ash dissipates,
• Rwanda Genocide Law Used to Curb Opposition, Say Critics
• NYC vendors are eyes and ears on the street (AP)
• Massive spill unearths the hidden costs of oil, but will it
• 2 Arizona city councils vote to sue over new law (AP)
• Suspect tells police details of U.Va. lax death (AP)
• Wis. legalization of raw milk seen as benchmark (AP)
• Delicate work unfolds a mile beneath Gulf (AP)
• Philadelphia chief backs officer who Tasered fan (AP)
• Witness: Slain Klan recruit shouted 'I want out' (AP)
• 53 hours, 20 minutes: From terror plot to arrest (AP)
• Times Square bombing suspect's life had unraveled (AP)
• US takes early lumps in case against Mich. militia (AP
• Largest Lutheran group reinstating 2 gay ministers (AP
• No threat from smoking suitcase at Houston airport (AP
• Fan runs on Philly field day after Taser incident (AP)
• Times Square bomb suspect faces terror charges (AP)
• Mummified baby corpse missing from NH grave site (AP)
• NY car bomb suspect cooperates, but motive mystery (AP
• Crews to take giant box to help with Gulf oil leak (AP
• Greek PM denounces deaths of bank workers in riots (AP
• Airlines required to check no-fly list more often (AP)
• Nashville's famed music quieted by flooding (AP)
• Retail data: Consumers 'took a breather' in April (AP)
• Bear Stearns execs challenged on failure (AP)
• 'Baywatch' beauty banished from 'Dancing' ballroom (AP
• Lakers grind out win over Jazz, lead series 2-0 (AP)
• Investigators still interviewing NY bomb suspect (Reut
• NOAA:1 of 3 Gulf well leaks halted but oil flow same (
• Greek anti-austerity march erupts, 3 dead (Reuters)
• Ash grounds Irish, UK flights (Reuters)
• NATO missile official cites cooperation with Israel (R
• Iran accepts Brazil mediation to revive atom deal (Reu
• Thai protesters hold ground on Bangkok's streets (Reut
• British party leaders woo voters in final hours (Reute
• Three killed in deadly Greek riots (AFP)
• Knife-edge British poll goes down to the wire (AFP)
• Iraqi Airways workers protest Kuwaiti 'provocation' (A
• AP Exclusive: Iraq deal gives clerics final say (AP)
• Iraq heads towards new Shiite-led government (AFP)
• Broker: NY bomb suspect didn't like Bush, Iraq war (AP
• Iraq Shi'ite blocs to join forces in parliament (Reute
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,397 (AP)
• Iraq PM's bloc allies with rival Shiite group: statement
• Shiite militia reviving in post-election Iraq (AP)
• Iraq's presidency urges quick government formation (Re
• SEAL jury hears tape of alleged assault victim (AP)
• Venus Williams advances in Rome (AP)
• Rondo has 19 assists, Celtics tie series with Cavs (AP
• Versteeg goal allows Blackhawks to tie series 1-1 (AP)
• Agent: Safety Darren Sharper returning to Saints (AP)
• Cardinals beat Phillies to extend hot streak (Reuters)
• Nash, Suns finally beat Spurs in a Game 1, 111-102 (AP
• AP Source: Rice to become Rutgers coach (AP)
• Coventry sack boss Coleman (AFP)
• Cyclist Pellizotti called before Coni for doping (AFP)
• Lucic scores late 4 Bruins in 3-2 win over Flyers (AP)
• Venus cruises into Rome third round (AFP)
• Man given probation for Gatorade label case (AP)
• Busch reveals 'the new Kyle' after win at Richmond (AP
• Olympic boxing champion Bohumil Nemecek dies at 72 (AP
• Greek protesters drape banners on Acropolis (AP)
• UK parties eye deals with rivals ahead of vote (AP)
• Fires rip through West Bank mosque, olive grove (AP)
• The Times Square Bomb Plot: A Taliban Connection? (Tim
• Atlantic hunt for crashed Air France jet extended (AP)
• Corrective: Colombia-Congressman Detained story (AP)
• Nigeria police free Ghanaian after shootout (AFP)
• N.Korea's Kim to meet China leaders in Beijing' (AFP)
• U.S. chained wounded Canadian teen to door: medic (Reu
• Australia PM lags in poll after carbon plan halted (AF
• U.S. medic testifies he found teen chained to door at Afgha
• NPT 101: Why Iran sees nuclear 'hypocrisy' (The Christ
• Iran Nukes: Clinton Takes on Ahmadinejad at NPT Summit
• Leaders Go Public with HIV Tests (OneWorld.net)
• Mass. boil water order ends; investigation planned (AP
• Judge agrees to delay release of militia members (AP)
• Mountaintop mining mobilizes coalfields musicians (AP)
• Off-duty deputy stops knife attack at Calif Target (AP
• Schwarzenegger ends support for offshore drilling (AP)
• BP could face billions in oil-spill costs (AP)
• Death toll rises as river crests, floods Nashville (AP
• United-Continental looking to business travelers (AP)
• Failed terror attack plots leave NY residents wary (AP
• Veto disappoints backers of Calif. smoking ban (AP)
• Gulf spill taints 'Mediterranean of the Americas' (AP)
• Those with severe asthma offered radical treatment (AP
• Report: No spying in Pa. school laptops case (AP)
• NYC bomb suspect's Conn. home was in foreclosure (AP)
• NYC bomb suspect nabbed aboard Dubai-bound plane (AP)
• Gulf Coast watches, waits for path of oil spill (AP)
• More victims feared as Tenn. floodwaters recede (AP)
• Thai protesters welcome PM's offer, want details (AP)
• 'Summer of uncertainty' looms for Europe aviation (AP)
• Feds offer $5b to shore up early retiree coverage (AP)
• Defense lawyer: Va. player's death was accident (AP)
• 3 primaries pit party preferences against upstarts (AP
• Stars are nominated for 2010 Tony Awards (AP)
• Phillies fan tasered after running onto field (AP)
• FBI arrests Pakistani-American over failed car bomb (R
• BP struggles to stop Gulf of Mexico oil leak (Reuters)
• Voting begins in Senate on Wall Street reform (Reuters
• Voter unrest sparks rash of primary challenges (Reuter
• Judge orders U.S. militia members released on bond (Re
• China to press North's Kim on economy, nuclear talks (
• UK leaders make frantic final push for votes (Reuters)
• Greek strikers challenge bailout-for-austerity deal (R
• Pakistani-American arrested in NY bomb plot (AFP)
• BP to use domes to capture giant US oil spill (AFP)
• Iraq arrests network suspected in embassy bombings (AP
• Iraqis try to heal mental scars after years of war (AP
• 2 US soldiers in Iraq die in non-combat incidents (AP)
• Army captain who stole $690,000 gets 30 months (AP)
• Iraqi troops arrest head of Qaeda-linked Ansar al-Islam: US
• Christians protest after north Iraq bomb attack (AFP)
• Qaeda claims attacks on Iraq TV executive, anti-terror chie
• Iraq election: Baghdad recount begins with a hitch (Th
• AP Source: Chouest-Shinn agree on sale of Hornets (AP)
• Shin replaces Ochoa at No. 1 (AP)
• Collins 'intrigued' after job interview with 76ers (AP
• Stricker withdraws from Players Championship (AP)
• Kobe rallies Lakers past Jazz in 2nd-round opener (AP)
• Rams offensive tackle wears Pace's old number (AP)
• Victorino hits grand slam, Phils rout Mets (AP)
• Hawks finally shake off pesky Bucks; Orlando next (AP)
• St. Mary's Kyle Smith hired as Columbia's coach (AP)
• Ancelotti bottles emotions as Chelsea close on title (
• Valverde tops rankings as doping verdict nears (AP)
• Thornton's first goal leads Sharks past Wings 4-3 (AP)
• Awesome Nadal continues tennis domination (AFP)
• McIlroy makes a big splash at Quail Hollow (AP)
• FIFA: Iran's football girls back in Youth Olympics (AP
• Indian court convicts Pakistani for Mumbai siege (AP)
• Video appears to show Pakistan Taliban chief alive (AP
• Greeks and the state: an uncomfortable couple (AP)
• UN: No comprehensive climate deal this year (AP)
• UK election poll: Tories leading but no majority (AP)
• Old Divisions and New Deals in Northern Ireland's Elections
• Clarke forced to fly by night after cut confusion (Reu
• US envoy returns to lead Israeli-Palestinian talks (AP
• Arizona law sparks anger, resignation in Mexico (AP)
• Egyptian protesters clash with police (Reuters)
• Thai PM offers reconciliation plan, election date (AP)
• Canadiens level Penguins series, Sharks take charge (R
• Round-the-world Aussie teen sailor enters home stretch
• Remains of Errol Flynn's War Reporter Son Spark Feud in Cam
• 1 Detroit officer killed, 4 wounded in shooting (AP)
• In Alaska, gulf spill brings back painful memories (AP
• Could immigration furor create positive evolution? (AP
• Attorneys agree to block on Oklahoma abortion law (AP)
• Pipe that interrupted Mass. water supply is fixed (AP)
• Feds doing 1st investigation of major meatpackers (AP)
• Administration to press BP to settle Gulf claims (AP)
• Oil in the Gulf has countless livelihoods in limbo (AP
• States want to share patient Rx use to curb abuse (AP)
• Obama praises law enforcement on car bomb response (AP
• AG: No question about intent on Times Square (AP)
• US women due in court in Philly in terrorism case (AP)
• NYPD interviews registered owner of car bomb SUV (AP)
• Pakistani Taliban promise US attacks post-NY scare (AP
• BP says it will pay for Gulf spill's cleanup (AP)
• Tenn. officials brace for more flooding, deaths (AP)
• United Air in $3B-plus stock deal for Continental (AP)
• Iran, US take their nuclear dispute to UN stage (AP)
• Consumer spending up faster than income in March (AP)
• China targets `foreign forces' in Web crackdown (AP)
• Michael Douglas: Son's prison sentence 'adequate' (AP)
• LeBron James wins MVP award in landslide vote (AP)
• Investigators hunt New York car bomb culprits (Reuters
• BP says tackling oil spill, to pay legitimate claims (
• UAL, Continental to form largest airline (Reuters)
• Indian court convicts Mumbai attack gunman (Reuters)
• UK Conservatives could secure tiny majority: poll (Reu
• Investors skeptical on record Greek bailout (Reuters)
• Ahmadinejad, Clinton face off at U.N. nuclear meeting
• Apple iPad reaches 1 million sales faster than iPhone
• Indian court convicts gunman in Mumbai attacks (AFP)
• United, Continental to form world's biggest airline (A
• Iraqi officials fight over vote recount (AP)
• Election recount under way in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq starts vote recount, may take almost 2 weeks (Reu
• Super Saver wins Kentucky Derby with Borel aboard (AP)
• LeBron, Cavs elbow past Celtics in Game 1 (AP)
• Williams sisters to return at Italian Open (AP)
• Kyle Busch beats Jeff Gordon to grab Richmond win (AP)
• Luongo and Canucks win opener over Blackhawks 5-1 (AP)
• Lawsuit says Saints covered up stolen Vicodin (AP)
• Pirates RF Garrett Jones returns from hospital (AP)
• King James celebrates coronation by sinking Celtics (R
• Gerrard howler pushes Chelsea towards title (AFP)
• Valverde secures Romandie cycling title (AFP)
• Bruins strike first in second round vs. Flyers (AP)
• Venus vows to keep going as long as she wins (AFP)
• Ishikawa shoots 58 in Japan Tour event (AP)
• Mayweather survives onslaught to outclass Mosley (Reut
• Dixon kicks off oval season with a win (AP)
• Thai premier says protesters will be cleared (AP)
• Pakistani army kills 22 Taliban near Afghan border (AP
• Hamas: Gaza civil servants to get partial salaries (AP
• Postcard: Halden. (Time.com)
• European Jews sign petition critical of Israel (AP)
• Hundreds of thousands march to mark Cuba's May Day (AP
• Egypt police kill two African migrants near Israel border
• Bodies recovered from Chinese mine: Xinhua (AFP)
• Australia to tax 'super profits' of mining boom (AFP)
• Arizona law sparks calls for action on immigration (AP
• Minn. officer killed in ambush, sets off manhunt (AP)
• Coastal La. dilemma: Oil is essential; so is water (AP
• 17 caught in search for Ariz. deputy's attackers (AP)
• Jury deadlocks in Ark. beauty queen death (AP)
• 'Greeter' becomes face of fight vs. Wal-Mart (AP)
• Officials: At least 5 dead in Tenn. flooding (AP)
• Ark. tornadoes kill woman, gov declares emergency (AP)
• NYC mayor: Vehicle contained explosive device (AP)
• In SC, simple diversions blunt downturn's impact (AP)
• Man says he killed parents, put bodies in cesspool (AP
• TSA: 'Suspicious message' on Philly-bound airplane (AP
• Lawyers flock to Gulf Coast for oil spill lawsuits (AP
• Ariz.'s largest paper: Pols failed on immigration (AP)
• Official: evidence recovered from NY car bomb (AP)
• Car bomb scares Times Square but fails to explode (AP)
• Gulf Coast dreads oil spill's creep toward shores (AP)
• BP chief: failed equipment caused explosion, spill (AP
• 5 killed in heavy flooding across Tennessee (AP)
• Bomb strikes amid concern about Afghan deaths (AP)
• Crews race to fix break in Boston's water supply (AP)
• GOP expands political playing field; Dems slipping (AP
• Germany says likely to free Greek aid by Friday (AP)
• Obama opines on love — and birth certificates (AP)
• Mayweather dominates Mosley, stays unbeaten (AP)
• Failed NY bomb a potential terrorist attack: Napolitano
• Obama to see anti-slick efforts as U.S. pressures BP (
• Greece seals rescue deal, warns sacrifices needed (Reu
• Hispanics decry Arizona law at May Day rallies (Reuter
• Palestinian leader says to meet Obama in Washington (R
• UK election gets personal (Reuters)
• Super Saver triumphs in the Kentucky Derby (Reuters)
• Obama defends government power ahead of elections (Reu
• New York police foil Times Square car bombing (AFP)
• Obama to visit scene of US oil spill (AFP)
• Bombs target buses of Christian students in Iraq (AP)
• One dead, 80 hurt in Iraq bus bombing (AFP)
• Weather deals Kentucky Derby latest wild card (AP)
• Tournament goes on minus Woods (AP)
• Lakers knock out Thunder on Gasol's tip-in (AP)
• Jazz beat Nuggets 112-104 to clinch series (AP)
• Pens seize 1-0 lead behind perfect power play (AP)
• Perrilloux's uphill climb starts with Vikes tryout (AP
• Six-RBI day caps big first month for rookie (AP)
• Jazz beat Nuggets 112-104 to clinch series in 6 (AP)
• Montana leads victory in Washington spring game (AP)
• Villarreal a stern test for downhearted Barca (AFP)
• Cavendish withdrawn for two-fingered salute (Reuters)
• Penguins power past Canadiens 6-3 in Game 1 (AP)
• Ferrer wins Spanish battle to reach Rome final (AFP)
• Wie takes second-round lead in Mexico (AP)
• Mosley has the formula to beat Mayweather, says insider
• Keselowski dominates, wins at Richmond (AP)
• Greek unions protest expected austerity measures (AP)
• Explosions inside a Somali mosque kill at least 30 (AP
• Nigeria: Senator allegedly marries girl, age 13 (AP)
• Workers demand better jobs, pay on May Day (AP)
• A Bad Joke Raises the Specter of British Anti-Catholicism
• Brazil: Rancher found guilty in killing of US nun (AP)
• U.N. says Congo pull-out would undermine aid work (Reu
• Suicide bomber in Pakistan's Swat kills 5: officials (
• Khadr aided U.S. so he could go home, agent says (Reut
• Why Iran's Ahmadinejad is pushing to cut popular government
• Fear and Nostalgia for Noriega in Panama (Time.com)
• Data Reveals HIV Treatment Progress (OneWorld.net)
• Drug smugglers suspected in attack on Ariz. deputy (AP
• Kennedy cousin Skakel's appeal to challenge lawyer (AP
• GAO: Census has computer problem (AP)
• DA says Manson follower Davis not fit for parole (AP)
• Hawaii governor to decide on civil unions (AP)
• English only proposal in Alabama now Web sensation (AP
• OJ Simpson acquittal suit arrives at Newseum in DC (AP
• After immigration law, Arizona faces boycott calls (AP
• Document: BP didn't plan for major oil spill (AP)
• Jury convicts on 2 charges in Palin e-mail hacking (AP
• This oil spill 'the bad one' — recipe for disaster (A
• Officials: 3 dead, 25 hurt in Arkansas tornadoes (AP)
• 9 Somalis plead not guilty to US piracy charges (AP)
• Man gets life sentence for killing Broncos player (AP)
• 2 men charged in NYC with supporting terror (AP)
• Auto industry gains are lifting Detroit's spirits (AP)
• BP plan deemed major spill from Gulf well unlikely (AP
• Rallies expect boost after Ariz. immigration law (AP)
• Palestinians seek Arab backing for Israel talks (AP)
• Obama to grads: Seek challenges, not party fights (AP)
• I-95 high court in need of some regional diversity (AP
• Pope names envoy, commission to reform Legionaries (AP
• Taiwan China flight diverted after explosive claim (AP
• Ark. tornadoes kill woman, injure 2 dozen others (AP)
• Census workers get ready for door-to-door count (AP)
• Rain cancels pre-Derby workouts (AP)
• Obama to tour scene of Gulf oil spill (Reuters)
• Greece sees rescue deal on Saturday as thousands protest
• Thousands join May Day protests in Europe (Reuters)
• Obama calls for limits on corporate campaign money (Re
• PM Brown fights on as media tips rivals in UK vote (Re
• U.S., Australia warn of terror attacks in India (Reute
• Thai standoff may worsen to civil war: crisis group (R
• Massey faces criminal probe for mine blast: sources (R
• Clashes erupt as Greek protestors fight austerity drive
• Three Iraqi police die in blast after jewellery heist
• Iraqi police face trial for lynching suicide bomber (A
• Syria: US weapons charges like false Iraq claims (AP)
• 4 killed in attack on Baghdad jewelry store (AP)
• Iraq civilian death toll rises sharply in April (Reute
• Militant turncoat leads Iraqis to al-Qaida chiefs (AP)
• Veteran's award-winning poems trace journey to Iraq (M
• Iraq death toll in April almost same as last year (AFP
• Iraqi Airways boss ordered to stay in London in Kuwait row
• Hendrick signs Gustafson and Knaus to extensions (AP)
• Spurs finish off No. 2 seed Mavericks in 6 games (AP)
• Pavelski leads Sharks past Red Wings, 4-3 (AP)
• Tiger's 74 leaves him chasing cut at Quail Hollow (AP)
• Johnson smooths out hard feelings with Gordon (AP)
• Eagles confirm Kolb as starting QB with contract extension
• Pirates hand Dodgers fifth straight loss (AP)
• Spurs punch NBA quarter-final ticket against Suns (AFP
• NCAA approves 68-team men's basketball tourney (AP)
• Ferguson tips Hodgson for manager's award (AFP)
• Cycling: Armstrong survives windy Gila stage (AFP)
• Short celebration: Habs must shift focus to Pens (AP)
• Nadal dominates Rome Masters as Murray crashes (AFP)
• Miyazato takes first round lead in Mexico (AP)
• Showman Mayweather revels in Vegas playground (Reuters
• Authorities rescue 2 stranded Mexican journalists (AP)
• Thai hospital evacuated after protesters barge in (AP)
• Greek PM says more cuts needed for survival (AP)
• Berlusconi faces troubles from his own allies (AP)
• U.K Election: Why Winning Could Feel a Lot Like Losing
• Putin proposes Gazprom, Ukraine's Naftogaz merge (AP)
• Jordanian CIA bomber urges Muslims to wage jihad (AP)
• Brazil: Last rancher on trial for US nun's murder (AP)
• Nigeria: Militant group claims oil pipeline attack (AP
• Essar Energy 'cuts IPO price amid volatile markets' (A
• Omar Khadr's interrogation was "friendly": FBI (Reuter
• Australia's 'baby-faced killer' buried in golden casket
• Pakistan's Punjab heartland alive with extremist groups
• In Israel, Netanyahu wards off challenge from within his Li
• Germany Comes to Greece's Rescue -- but is it Too Late?
• Pressure Mounts on Chevron to Disclose Burma Revenue (
• Lawsuits target AZ law amid calls for boycotts (AP)
• Gulf spill spells uncertainty for new drilling (AP)
• 2 Ind. boys accused of killing stepdad to run away (AP
• Hawaii lawmakers OK civil unions, send bill to gov (AP
• Relatives: Tornado victim lost life shielding sons (AP
• Many endangered turtles dying on Texas Gulf Coast (AP)
• Palin e-mail jury trying to agree for fourth day (AP)
• Ky. mine where 2 died had roof support problems (AP)
• Calif. man says he hates himself for killing teens (AP
• Feds tell judge she's misreading militia case (AP)
• Workers march on Wall Street, protest big banks (AP)
• Boston subway fire cleared up, but 1 line delayed (AP)
• Homebuyers rush to take advantage of tax credits (AP)
• Teen gets 40 years for killing Border Patrol agent (AP
• Survivor: Machete attack preceded 3 NJ killings (AP)
• US rep backs deport of illegal immigrants' US kids (AP
• What will change if the financial overhaul passes? (AP
• Former Palin pageant rival qualifies for Ga. House (AP
• Schwarzenegger gives full support to health reform (AP
• Weather hurts Gulf oil fight; new drilling on hold (AP
• Consumer rebound gives economy solid boost in Q1 (AP)
• Feds open criminal probe of Goldman (AP)
• China: Diplomat beaten, injured by Houston police (AP)
• Spain jobless rate surpasses 20 pct (AP)
• Cameron takes momentum after confident debate (AP)
• 5 preschoolers hit with hammer in new China attack (AP
• Crist relies on the people, not GOP, in Senate bid (AP
• Swiss don't want secret testimony in Polanski case (AP
• Suns top Blazers 99-90 and move on to face Spurs (AP)
• Massive oil spill in Gulf of Mexico heads to shore (Re
• BP CEO says will pay oil spill claims (Reuters)
• Germany sees private sector helping Greece (Reuters)
• Consumers step up spending, bolstering growth (Reuters
• Japan PM renews vow to resolve U.S. base row (Reuters)
• Thai protesters on defensive after storming hospital (
• Democrats unveil immigration reform plan (Reuters)
• Disaster looms as oil slick reaches US coast (AFP)
• Greece's survival at stake, prime minister warns (AFP)
• Iraq's Maliki rejects rival's call for intervention (R
• Iraq PM slams calls for foreign role in election (AP)
• Iraqi Airways in legal dispute with Kuwaiti rival (AFP
• Iraq's banned Baath holds first public meeting in Syria
• UN pays out $590 million from Iraqi oil fund (AP)
• Saddam's loyalists in Syria blast US (AP)
• New twist in Iraq election crisis: Maliki's enemies latch o
• China respects IOC decision on underage gymnast (AP)
• Woods off at Quail Hollow (AP)
• Report: Black players drop to 9 percent in majors (AP)
• London officials: Election won't affect Olympics (AP)
• Anthony gets the help he wanted in Nuggets' win (AP)
• Topps signs licensing deal with NFL, players (Reuters)
• Maddon get hoodie from Patriots coach Belichick (AP)
• Jennings scores 25, Milwaukee stuns Atlanta 91-87 (AP)
• Team with losing record could make bowl appearance (AP
• Inter stun Barca in Champions League semi-final (AFP)
• Gila Tour good prep for Tour de France: Armstrong (AFP
• Playmaker Savard excited about return to Bruins (AP)
• Djokovic eases into Rome quarter finals (AFP)
• SKorean golfers call off boycott against OneAsia (AP)
• From sand in Iraq to Garden stage for soldier (Reuters
• Swiss IOC official reprimanded in ethics case (AP)
• South Korea buries sailors killed in ship sinking (AP)
• Thai protest rivals want military to end 'anarchy' (AP
• Egypt rejects claims that it gassed Gaza tunnels (AP)
• India, Pakistan leaders agree on new peace talks (AP)
• In Spain, Church Candles Go Digital (Time.com)
• Brown faces crunch TV test after 'bigot' gaffe (AFP)
• US tour near Syrian border criticized in Lebanon (AP)
• Chavez foes fielding unified lineup for election (AP)
• Scuffle breaks out among Ethiopian opposition (AP)
• Afghan lawmaker's relative killed in night raid (AP)
• Habs complete shock comeback with win over Caps (Reute
• Giant NASA balloon crashes in Australia (AFP)
• Pentagon issues downbeat assessment on Afghanistan (Mc
• Labour in turmoil ahead of final UK election debate (T
• School Is a Right, But Will Indian Girls Be Able to Go?
• Mass. Cape Wind gets thumbs up, thumbs down (AP)
• Boy to be sentenced in Border Patrol agent's death (AP
• Ayers speech at Univ. of Wyo. without incident, US (AP
• Miss. tornado couple receives wedding dress, trip (AP)
• Poll: Black teens more optimistic than peers (AP)
• Tough AZ immigration law facing new road blocks (AP)
• Ill. lawmaker's engagement spotlights gay marriage (AP
• Illegal immigrants plan to leave over Ariz. law (AP)
• Judge asks feds to show militia did more than talk (AP
• Oklahoma pushes legal limits on taxpayers' dime (AP)
• Army indicates it will seek death in Ft. Hood case (AP
• Calif. boy's death attributed to 'choking game' (AP)
• Obama: Congress may not tackle immigration soon (AP)
• Foundations offer $506M for education innovation (AP)
• In new book, Laura Bush discusses 1963 fatal crash (AP
• Bishop bans RI hosps from pro-health reform group (AP)
• Massive Gulf oil leak much worse than feared (AP)
• In financial regs debate, senators look to details (AP
• Fla. gov. on cusp of independent bid for US Senate (AP
• Baghdad vote recount to take about 2-3 weeks (AP)
• 2 miners missing in Ky. coal mine rock fall (AP)
• Intel: Pakistan Taliban chief now believed alive (AP)
• Jobless claims fall to lowest level in 4 weeks (AP)
• Obama salutes Dorothy Height's place in history (AP)
• 'American Idol' boots another finalist (AP)
• Halak lifts Canadiens past Capitals 2-1 in Game 7 (AP)
• Greece readies new austerity measures (Reuters)
• Thai troops struggle to contain Bangkok protests (Reut
• India, Pakistan have "very good talks," signal thaw (R
• Goldman set to settle SEC fraud case soon: report (Reu
• "Bigot" gaffe haunts UK PM before TV vote debate (Reut
• Military may join fight to contain Gulf oil slick (Reu
• Republicans back down on financial reform (Reuters)
• Q+A: Debates surrounding U.N. anti-nuclear arms pact (
• Louisiana coast under threat as oil spill worsens (AFP
• Prosecutors open probe into Ukraine parliament fight (
• Baghdad vote recount starts Monday: officials (AFP)
• Iraq slams Kuwait for interfering with its airline (AP
• Nightmare maiden London flight for Iraqi Airways (AFP)
• Baghdad recount will take an estimated 2-3 weeks (AP)
• Iraqi doctors use acupuncture during drug shortage (Re
• US-Iraq relations threatened by Iraq's political quarrels
• Iraq's Political Disarray Likely to Remain After U.S. Depar
• Iraq election winner Allawi says new polls may be needed
• Five killed in suicide attacks on Iraq checkpoints (Re
• Slain Qaeda militant 'arrived in Iraq under Saddam' (A
• Cavaliers star James puzzled by elbow injury (AP)
• Endorsement, Interactif won't run in Derby (AP)
• Lakers rout Thunder, take 3-2 series lead (AP)
• LeBron, Cavs eliminate Bulls, face Celtics next (AP)
• Datsyuk, Detroit end Coyotes' season with 6-1 rout (AP
• Cardinals agree on 1-year deal with LG Alan Faneca (AP
• Indians closer Wood throws another bullpen session (AP
• Celtics eliminate Heat in Game 5, on to Round 2 (AP)
• Iowa State hires former player Hoiberg as coach (AP)
• Barca are 'obsessed' with Madrid final: Mourinho (AFP)
• Cyclist Bosisio given two-year doping ban (AFP)
• Coyotes' Doan out for Game 7 against Red Wings (AP)
• Ominous Nadal blasts into Rome third tennis round (AFP
• Mayweather makes Ali-like claim ahead of Mosley bout (
• IRL adding oval, street course titles to mix (AP)
• IOC and USOC look to resolve financial issue (AP)
• Rights group: Torture was routine in secret Iraq jail
• Paris' Plan to Kick Cars Off Its Riverbanks (Time.com)
• Japan, EU to cooperate on Afghanistan, Somalia (AFP)
• Gaza's manly men vie for bodybuilding trophies (AP)
• US reportedly offered 5-year deal in Gitmo case (AP)
• Pilot error blamed for 2007 crash that killed 114 (AP)
• Detainee bombs Myanmar police station, kills self (AP)
• Speaker sets deadline in political standoff (Reuters)
• Australia delays carbon trading scheme (AFP)
• Palestinian girls invent 'seeing' walking stick for blind
• Is Netanyahu Quietly Freezing Jerusalem Settlements? (
• 'Avatar' Director: 'A Complete Reboot of How We See Things'
• Nearly 2 feet of snow falls in NY, New England (AP)
• No butts about it: Navy subs to ban smoking (AP)
• Life sentence sought in kosher slaughterhouse case (AP
• Jury in Palin e-mail case resumes deliberations (AP)
• No explosives found aboard jet diverted to Maine (AP)
• Pa. college president switches places with student (AP
• Hopes dashed: National Zoo's panda isn't pregnant (AP)
• Judge tells defense: Prove militia isn't dangerous (AP
• Malcolm X assassin Hagan is freed on parole in NYC (AP
• Slain Nevada deputy was just back from Afghanistan (AP
• Judge: Grandparents can't take toddler left in NYC (AP
• Soldier arrested in assault on Ohio homeless man (AP)
• Jury hears details of NJ schoolyard triple killing (AP
• Ariz. immigrant law draws ire, possible referendum (AP
• Senator solicits input on Indian trust settlement (AP)
• Ex-LAPD chief Gates remembered in memorial service (AP
• Sex offender gets life in Wis. triple slaying (AP)
• How Arizona became center of immigration debate (AP)
• Dad: Fla. man detained on flight never in trouble (AP)
• Coast Guard to set fire to oil leaking in the Gulf (AP
• Fed likely to sound confident note on recovery (AP)
• European debt crisis looms over meeting (AP)
• Thai authorities, protesters clash; 1 soldier dies (AP
• In U.K. election flub, prime minister calls voter 'bigoted'
• Laura Bush discusses fatal crash in her new book (AP)
• Dunkin' Donuts returns to Russia after '99 retreat (AP
• People: Bullock is divorcing James, adopting baby (AP)
• Goose hit by arrow lands in veterinarian's NJ yard (AP
• IOC strips 2000 Games bronze medal from China (AP)
• Greek bailout package to rise, IMF tells lawmakers (Re
• Thai troops open fire on anti-gov't protesters (Reuter
• UK's Brown calls voter "bigoted," apologizes (Reuters)
• Fed set to renew promise of continued low rates (Reute
• Americans losing confidence in healthcare (Reuters)
• Roadside bomb kills 12 civilians in Afghanistan (Reute
• Egyptian court convicts 26 men of Hezbollah links (Reu
• EU calls emergency summit as Greece crisis deepens (AF
• Thai soldier killed in clashes with protesters (AFP)
• Rights group: Torture routine in secret Iraq jail (AP)
• Former PM urges interim government in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq election victor says new polls may be needed (AFP
• Sunni-backed vote winner seeks caretaker government (R
• Iraqi detainees were 'tortured in secret prison' (AFP)
• Torture, rape was norm at illegal Iraq prison: report
• US soldier killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• NY human rights group says Iraq torture routine (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,393 (AP)
• Iraq-Iran border post: From 'Checkpoint Charlie' to touris
• Clinton urges Iraq's candidates to 'set aside differences'
• The loneliness of Iraq's medal-winning runner (AFP)
• Lufthansa resumes flights to Iraq (AFP)
• British Open awaits Woods entry (AP)
• New lights open door for primetime Kentucky Derby (AP)
• Blackhawks eliminate Predators with 5-3 win (AP)
• Bruins beat Sabres 4-3 to win series in 6 games (AP)
• Frye, Dudley lead Suns past Portland in Game 5 (AP)
• Roethlisberger won't appeal suspension (AP)
• Halladay humbled as Giants beat Phillies (Reuters)
• Bucks shock Hawks 111-104 to draw even in series (AP)
• Georgia QB Gray 'weighing options' for career (AP)
• Lyon, Bayern face off in Champions League semi-final (
• Ex-world junior cycling champ wins defamation case (AP
• Canadiens beat Capitals 4-1, force Game 7 (AP)
• Australia name team for Japan Davis Cup tie (AFP)
• Open organizers give Road Hole back its danger (AP)
• Tito Ortiz arrested, accuses partner of drug use (AP)
• Boxer Pacquiao runs for office in Philippines (AP)
• Ukraine parliament hit by brawl, eggs, smoke bombs (AP
• EU moves to help aviation heal $3.3 billion losses (AP
• Greek shares slide as debt crisis continues (AP)
• Greece under crushing pressure over aid deal (AP)
• Is Iran Running Out of Uranium? (Time.com)
• French legislator wants full veil banned in Sept. (AP)
• Egypt: Scud controversy ups Israel-Lebanon tension (AP
• Mexico issues travel alert over new Arizona law (AP)
• At least 5 dead after boat capsizes in Congo lake (AP)
• Canada ups 2010 growth view, says budget on track (Reu
• Australia postpones carbon pollution curbs (AP)
• Egypt retries property tycoon in Lebanese pop star's killin
• Stephen Hawking aliens alert: a premature or primative fear
• Bashir's Victory: Prelude to Sudan's Violent Divorce?
• Latinos, Blacks Join Fight for Civil Rights in Arizona
• Cook on La. oil rig that exploded recalls escape (AP)
• Homeless good Samaritan left to die on NYC street (AP)
• 9 charged with plotting against US seek release (AP)
• Jurors in Tenn. get Palin e-mail hacking case (AP)
• Wal-Mart to limit toxic cadmium in kids' products (AP)
• Fundraising spares Hollywood sign from sprawl (AP)
• Survivors assess damage from storms that killed 12 (AP
• Firing over creationism e-mail leads to appeal (AP)
• Friends suggest armed man no threat to Obama in NC (AP
• Warrants suggest Calif killer followed 11-year-old (AP
• Remains in Pa. ID'd as woman last seen at NYC club (AP
• eBay de-lists Kevorkian death van, citing policy (AP)
• Nat'l Guard in Chicago? Idea gets chilly reception (AP
• Okla. House overrides abortion restrictions vetoes (AP
• Dirty-bomb test for terror may aid cancer research (AP
• Kan. doctor tried on charges he ran 'pill mill' (AP)
• Goldman Sachs exec disputes allegation on trading (AP)
• Ford posts $2.1 billion 1Q profit on strong sales (AP)
• Consumer confidence rises to highest level since '08 (
• Obama urges bipartisan effort on soaring deficits (AP)
• Democrats, undaunted, keep focus on Wall Street (AP)
• Panama's ex-dictator Noriega extradited to France (AP)
• Lawsuits expected over Ariz. illegal immigrant law (AP
• Senators see privacy problem in Facebook expansion (AP
• 'Peanuts' gang sold to Joe Boxer owner for $175M (AP)
• Magic beat Bobcats 99-90 to complete sweep (AP)
• German lawmaker urges discount on banks' Greek debt (R
• Senate to hold afternoon vote on bank reform: Reid (Re
• Ukraine lawmakers brawl after Russian navy deal approved
• Lib Dems open to Labour coalition after UK election (R
• Panel to seek solutions to budget woes (Reuters)
• U.N. withdraws from Afghan city ahead of big offensive
• Obama touts plans to boost rural economies (Reuters)
• Chaos in Ukraine parliament as Russia deal ratified (A
• Ex-Panama leader Noriega extradited to France (AFP)
• Iraq delays ruling on election candidate ban (Reuters)
• Burned Iraqi boy returns home after surgery in US (AP)
• Mortars kill 2 Iraqi soldiers, injure 14 (AP)
• Iraqi politicians await election ruling (AFP)
• US soldier pleads not guilty in contractor's death (AP
• Journalist group demands probes into Iraq deaths (Reut
• At Iraqi border outpost, a U.S.-Iran game of 'spy vs. spy'
• US tells Iraq to 'get show on the road' amid vote row
• US expresses first concerns over Iraq election results
• Former Warriors owner Franklin Mieuli dies at 89 (AP)
• Johnson takes blame for Gordon wreck at Talladega (AP)
• Canucks finish Kings on Daniel Sedin's late goal (AP)
• Jazz take 3-1 lead on Denver with 117-106 win (AP)
• Isner wins on 25th birthday at Rome Masters (AP)
• Ex-Houston QB Pastorini charged with DWI (AP)
• Pelfrey, Mets edge Braves in rain-shortened game (AP)
• Wade blows away Celtics with 46 points (Reuters)
• Boston College hockey players charged after crash (AP)
• Hamburg sack Labbadia after league drubbing (AFP)
• Gilbert joins Valverde in cycling race (AFP)
• Blackhawks up 3-2 eager to move on to semifinals (AP)
• Japan's Nishikori to skip Davis Cup Australia tie (AFP
• Officials: SKorean boycott will not stop OneAsia (AP)
• Harvick ends winless streak with Talladega victory (AP
• Dubai hosts largest sports convention (AP)
• Thai king speaks for 1st time in political crisis (AP)
• Attacks prompt UN warning to 200 Afghan staffers (AP)
• Sudan's incumbent president wins re-election (AP)
• Greece still under pressure despite aid pledge (AP)
• Nigeria: Ruling party leader faces fraud charges (AP)
• A Vote of Confidence for Philippine Elections? (Time.c
• Gored Spanish bullfighter recovering in Mexico (AP)
• Mexico says cartels turning attacks on authorities (AP
• Morocco breaks up cell linked to al Qaeda -ministry (R
• EU hopes to send poll mission to Myanmar (AFP)
• Serb mayor says U.S. lacks courage to help reunite Bosnia
• Rwanda crackdown: Human Rights Watch researcher denied visa
• Taliban Ousted, Pakistan's Swat Valley Still Longs for Isla
• Co-op Proves that the Poor Can Eat Organic, Too (OneWo
• Massey: W.Va. mine clear of gases before explosion (AP
• Calif.'s costly trout recovery effort criticized (AP)
• Quick end to gulf oil leak depends on robot subs (AP)
• Ariz. congressman calls state's new immigrant law 'unjust'
• Calif. teen ends attempt at nonstop global voyage (AP)
• Obama and evangelist Billy Graham share a prayer (AP)
• Calif. case spotlights dysfunctional death penalty (AP
• Advocates seek ways to protect homeless from crime (AP
• Teen's suicide prompts schools to take on bullying (AP
• 25 years later, widower recalls slain family (AP)
• Abuser's Catholic order awaits Vatican judgment (AP)
• Sharpton vows to protest Arizona immigration bill (AP)
• Black woman leads former whites-only Philly school (AP
• Vt. towns finally settle colonial map boundaries (AP)
• Survivor tales from southern storms that killed 12 (AP
• Democrats willing to test GOP in Wall St. showdown (AP
• Ohio man arrested as Obama leaves NC faces hearing (AP
• Court to decide if state can regulate video games (AP)
• APNewsBreak: East Jerusalem construction frozen (AP)
• Treasury announces plans for first Citigroup sale (AP)
• More medical tests are planned for Bret Michaels (AP)
• Stay home ET. UK scientist: Aliens may pose risks (AP)
• Spurs push Mavs to brink of elimination (AP)
• Germany sets tough terms, markets hammer Greek debt (R
• Financial reform nears test in Senate (Reuters)
• Obama fulfills Cairo pledge with entrepreneur summit (
• Protesters block police in deepening Thai crisis (Reut
• Poland's Jaroslaw Kaczynski to run for president (Reut
• Iran seeks to woo foreign money as sanctions loom (Reu
• Suicide bomber targets British ambassador in Yemen (Re
• Beshir declared winner in landmark Sudan polls (AFP)
• British envoy to Yemen escapes suicide bombing (AFP)
• Barring of candidates may change Iraq vote outcome (AP
• Iraq panel wipes out votes, result in doubt (Reuters)
• George W. Bush to release memoir on November 9 (Reuter
• Iraq vote panel invalidates 52 candidates: spokesman (
• Qaeda in Iraq confirms top commanders killed (AFP)
• Thunder even series with 110-89 win over Lakers (AP)
• Sharks close out series with 5-2 win over Avs (AP)
• Dupuis' OT goal gives Pens series win over Sens (AP)
• Roy returns and Blazers down Suns 96-87 (AP)
• Hossa's OT goal gives Chicago 3-2 lead over Preds (AP)
• NFL teams wheel, deal while making draft picks (AP)
• Zito dazzles in first career win over Cardinals (AP)
• Thunder crush Lakers to tie series, Magic win again (R
• Offense shines in Notre Dame's spring game (AP)
• Milner spot-on for Villa in derby win (AFP)
• Evans targets Classics cycling double in Liege (AFP)
• Ouch! Capitals C Belanger plays after losing teeth (AP
• US-Russia locked, Italy dominate Czechs in Fed Cup semis
• Bohn leads weather-plagued Zurich Classic (AP)
• Kessler takes Froch's world boxing title (AFP)
• Cubans hold municipal elections; belie criticism (AP)
• Europe studies lessons of living with volcanos (AP)
• Austrian president expected to win second term (AP)
• UK apologizes to Vatican over Pope visit jokes (AP)
• Iran makes little headway in diplomatic offensive (AP)
• Rwanda's Kagame: Is a Hero Turning to Oppression? (Tim
• Pope hails anti-pedophilia group (AP)
• Hamas releases cartoon about captured Israeli (AP)
• Brazilian judge orders boy returned to US father (AP)
• Bomb blast kills five in Ethiopia (AFP)
• 3 dead when New Zealand military chopper crashes (AP)
• Goldman e-mails show how crash turned into cash (AP)
• Wis. woman braves traffic, saves 14 ducklings (AP)
• The good and bad of life on an offshore oil rig (AP)
• Fear lingers for some years after civil rights era (AP
• Obama's home congressional district in play (AP)
• Plans percolate to revive some SF native creeks (AP)
• Obama pal Patrick banks on 3-way Mass. gov. race (AP)
• Sandwich-board job hunter finds work after 2 years (AP
• Rescuers fan out after twister kills 10 in Miss. (AP)
• Illegal immigrant law opponents to rally in Ariz. (AP)
• Weather delays oil cleanup at Gulf rig blast site (AP)
• Health care law's unfinished business: cost curbs (AP)
• Thai protesters vow to hold key Bangkok sites (AP)
• Obama: W.Va. miners died in pursuit of better life (AP
• Dodd and Shelby say no deal yet on regulations (AP)
• Spitzer documentary premieres at Tribeca Film Fest (AP
• Ky. Derby favorite Eskendereya out with leg issue (AP)
• Germany, France signal hard line with Greece (Reuters)
• Tornado kills 10 in Mississippi: officials (Reuters)
• Thai "red shirts" vow to intensify campaign (Reuters)
• Senators postpone climate bill unveiling (Reuters)
• Iran meets IAEA head, no fuel deal advance (Reuters)
• Democrats move to stem corporate political cash (Reute
• Iran Guards test missiles, warn enemies (Reuters)
• In eulogy for miners, Obama to stress mine safety (Reu
• Thai PM vows to retake Bangkok protest site (AFP)
• Abbas invited to Washington (AFP)
• Al-Qaida in Iraq confirms deaths of top 2 figures (AP)
• Factory mortar accident kills 5 in northern Iraq (Reut
• Al-Qaeda in Iraq confirms deaths of top two commanders
• 2 Iraq tours, a tailspin — and a tragic end (AP)
• Qaeda confirms deaths of leaders in Iraq: statement (R
• Anti-U.S. cleric offers Iraq government help after bombings
• Weather woes cancel Saturday action at Talladega (AP)
• Halak, Canadiens edge Capitals 2-1, forcing Game 6 (AP
• Pierce hits at the buzzer, Celtics win 100-98 (AP)
• United striker Rooney out for rest of EPL season (AP)
• Falcons boost both lines in third round (AP)
• Morales hits homer in eighth, Angels beats Yanks (AP)
• Celtics take 3-0 series lead, Spurs and Jazz win (Reut
• Red Wings take series lead with 4-1 victory (AP)
• Nani stars as Man Utd return to summit (AFP)
• Vinokourov wins Tour of Trentino by hairsbreadth (AFP)
• Canucks top Kings, take 3-2 series lead (AP)
• US hopes Oudin will set early tone at FedCup tennis (A
• Bad weather suspends play at Zurich Classic (AP)
• Busch signs contract extension with Penske Racing (AP)
• Airlines: passengers should give seats to stranded (AP
• Ex-priest says he reported Belgian bishop abuse (AP)
• China replaces party boss in region hit by unrest (AP)
• Should French Colleges Give Kids Wine Classes? (Time.c
• British PM 'upping the tempo' in election fight (AFP)
• Yemen cleric: fight draft law banning child brides (AP
• 7 Mexican police officers killed in Ciudad Juarez (AP)
• Campaign posters of Nigeria's acting president in Abuja
• 10 policemen wounded in suicide attack in Pakistan (AP
• Conservatives extend lead in latest poll (Reuters)
• As Armenian date approaches, so does dispute over 'genocide
• Greece bailout not a given, says Germany (The Christia
• Cleggmania: The Rise of Nick Clegg (Time.com)
• Palin raises money for GOP in liberal Oregon town (AP)
• Boy Scouts ordered to pay $18.5M in sex abuse case (AP
• Tracheostomy tubes recalled after 3 deaths (AP)
• Police: Detroit strip club employed 14-year-old (AP)
• Mich. hookah fanciers fume about smoking ban (AP)
• Alaska dog honored for leading troopers to fire (AP)
• Atheists, religious groups lobby on Day of Prayer (AP)
• Man detained after trying to open plane's door (AP)
• Condemned Utah killer will face firing squad (AP)
• Ex-Rwandan diplomat now in Ala. probed in genocide (AP
• Pa. incumbent: Foe feigning bisexuality for votes (AP)
• Minn. man charged with aiding suicides via the Web (AP
• Ex-cop 'never intended to lie' in NYC cyclist case (AP
• Grant's brigade fights push for Reagan on $50 bill (AP
• Advocates vow challenges to Ariz. immigration law (AP)
• Rain, choppy seas halt cleanup near sunken oil rig (AP
• Suicide attack killed American soldier, US says (AP)
• Tough-love line to Greece from finance officials (AP)
• Abbas: No Palestinian state in temporary borders (AP)
• Suspect: al-Qaida ordered suicide attack in NYC (AP)
• Thai protesters pull out of talks with government (AP)
• Obama links auto industry woes, financial overhaul (AP
• Bret Michaels' condition critical from brain bleed (AP
• Titans trade LenDale White on Day 3 of NFL draft (AP)
• Thai PM rejects protesters' peace offer (Reuters)
• Obama says auto bailouts have paid off (Reuters)
• Goldman emails laud profit from subprime shorts (Reute
• Obama warns of "misguided" immigration efforts (Reuter
• Miami project spotlights Cuba dissidents' attackers (R
• Suicide raid killed American soldier on Kabul base: U.S.
• Abbas asks Obama to "impose" Mideast peace solution (R
• Thai PM rejects protesters' compromise offer (AFP)
• Greek debt plea hangs over IMF meeting (AFP)
• Anti-U.S. cleric offers Iraq government help after attacks
• Iraq govt says Sadr security help not needed (AFP)
• Shiite cleric calls on followers to defend mosques (AP
• Dismissed murder conviction setback for military (AP)
• Vet gets prison for faking paralysis to avoid Iraq (AP
• 58 dead as bombs sow mayhem in Iraq (AFP)
• US clears 2nd Navy SEAL in Iraqi abuse case (AP)
• Iraq says 'secret prison' closed over a week ago (AFP)
• Baghdad bombings show Al Qaeda in Iraq still intent on sect
• Obama briefed on Iraq bomb attacks (AFP)
• Iraq Christians defy threats to erect Rio-like Jesus statue
• Iraq voters face long wait for new government as Maliki, ot
• Ochoa to play 1 more tourney before retiring (AP)
• AP sources: Va. Tech's Courtney new Cornell coach (AP)
• Pittsburgh zoo scrubs Roethlisberger reference (AP)
• Durant's surge lifts Thunder in home playoff debut (AP
• Bulls hang on to beat Cavaliers 108-106 (AP)
• Surprise! Broncos trade up, take Tebow at No. 25 (AP)
• Tigers LF Carlos Guillen injures hamstring (AP)
• Thunder win NBA playoff debut against Lakers (AFP)
• NCAA does the right thing — for the moment (AP)
• Man Utd boss Ferguson rejects retirement reports (AFP)
• Nabokov, Couture lead Sharks to 5-0 win over Avs (AP)
• Injury-hit US challenge Russia in Fed Cup (AFP)
• Jaidee and Goya lead Ballantine's Championship (AP)
• Mayweather aims to enhance his legacy against Mosley (
• Charges dropped against NASCAR founder's grandson (AP)
• Former IOC president Samaranch laid to rest (AP)
• Greece asks for EU-IMF bailout (AP)
• Belgian bishop quits over abuse (AP)
• France Moves Closer to Banning the Burqa (Time.com)
• Two Icelandic banks file for bankruptcy (AFP)
• US envoy aims to renew Israeli-Palestinian talks (AP)
• 1 year after swine flu, Mexicans split on response (AP
• AIDS vaccine researcher is hopeful (AP)
• Pakistan army says militant ambush kills 8 troops (AP)
• Core inflation dips after Olympics spike (Reuters)
• Australia's Black Saturday fire chief quits (AFP)
• Israel again rejects call to halt settlement construction
• David Cameron wrests back (some) control in second UK debat
• Thai Protests Turn Violent as Explosions Hit Bangkok's Cent
• New Software Could Outwit Tehran's Censors (OneWorld.n
• Lawsuit tries tough sell: Vatican as business (AP)
• Officials: NYC terror suspect to plead guilty (AP)
• Mo. clerk says he'll use $258M jackpot on bills (AP)
• Ariz. gov. to act on immigration enforcement bill (AP)
• Condemned Utah killer could face firing squad (AP)
• A day to honor poets? Quoth the raven 'Evermore' (AP)
• Psychedelic trips aid anxiety treatments in study (AP)
• Sarah Palin visits liberal Oregon stronghold (AP)
• Budget crisis puts LA court system at risk (AP)
• Take-your-kid-to-work day appears to lose steam (AP)
• NYC mayor: I can't control offshore charity funds (AP)
• Ariz. lawmakers: Candidates must prove citizenship (AP
• GOP Senate hopeful in Fla. is the Teflon candidate (AP
• Endangered sturgeon fish flourishing in Wisconsin (AP)
• Slain Miss. white supremacist was stabbed, beaten (AP)
• Mom accused of killing son in NY asks for bail, US (AP
• Coast Guard: No oil leak from sunken rig off La. (AP)
• Europe seeks new air traffic control system (AP)
• GOP ramps up attacks on SEC over porn surfing (AP)
• US indicts 11 suspected pirates in Norfolk, Va. (AP)
• Spanish hospital claims first full face transplant (AP
• NY girl helps choking friend thanks to 'SpongeBob' (AP
• 'South Park' producers say network cut fear speech (AP
• Bradford, Tebow and the Big 12 lead NFL draft (AP)
• New home sales jump from record low (AP)
• Greece seeks aid; markets rally but hard road ahead (R
• G20 to say recovery on track, pace uneven: source (Reu
• U.S. to Wellpoint: Stop dropping breast cancer patients
• New home sales jump 26.9 percent in March (Reuters)
• Oil spill not growing, search for 11 continues (Reuter
• Belgian bishop resigns after admitting abuse (Reuters)
• Like Sept.11, volcano plane ban may hold climate clue
• Belgian bishop resigns for child sex abuse (AFP)
• Iraq closes secret prison, arrests 3 officers (Reuters
• Bombs kill 64 in Iraq after al Qaeda deaths (Reuters)
• Series of explosions kill at least 58 in Iraq (AP)
• At least 50 dead in Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• Soldier killed seizing Iraq insurgent arms cache (AFP)
• Marine's murder conviction of Iraqi dismissed (AP)
• US soldier dies of non-combat injuries in Baghdad (AP)
• 2 Americans jailed in Iran reported in poor health (AP
• Court dismisses murder conviction of Calif. Marine (AP
• US Navy SEAL cleared in Iraq abuse case (AP)
• Iraq says top Qaeda arrest led to strike on Baghdadi (
• Military gains seen sapping Iraq al Qaeda strength (Re
• Iraq airport reopens after Qaeda threat (AFP)
• Big Ban: NFL suspends Ben Roethlisberger 6 games (AP)
• Rogge pledges to preserve Samaranch's IOC legacy (AP)
• Air chaos costs London Marathon $230,940 (AP)
• Satan's goal in 2nd OT gives Boston 3-2 win (AP)
• Ovechkin scores 2 goals, Capitals beat Canadiens (AP)
• Jefferson hounds Mavs, helps carry Spurs in Game 2 (AP
• NFL draft goes prime-time (Reuters)
• Halladay sizzles again as Phillies beat Braves (Reuter
• Duncan helps Spurs level NBA West series with Mavs (AF
• If Big Ten opts to go big, it might not go alone (AP)
• Liverpool attempt salvage mission at Europa League (AF
• Armstrong will ride in Tour of the Gila (AFP)
• Sedin leads Canucks past Kings, series tied at 2 (AP)
• No Venus for US against Russia in Fed Cup (AFP)
• Fraser takes 1st-round lead at Ballantine's (AP)
• Fans bid farewell to boxer Valero (AP)
• NASCAR penalizes 4 MWR teams for violations (AP)
• Ex-Olympics head Juan Antonio Samaranch dies at 89 (AP
• Greek debt crisis worsens as EU revises figures (AP)
• Explosions wound dozens near protests in Bangkok (AP)
• Why East Timor Has Declared War on Ninjas (Time.com)
• French Muslims torn over potential veil ban (AP)
• Egypt finds hoard of 2,000-year-old bronze coins (AP)
• Passenger on NY flight detained in Puerto Rico (AP)
• Rwanda opposition leader gets conditional release (AFP
• Briton's arrest in Kyrgyzstan raises concerns (AP)
• As power shortages spread, Pakistan switches off the lights
• International adoption: What does Russia want for lifting U
• Afghanistan: The Test in Kandahar (Time.com)
• Schools urge parents not to take kids to work (AP)
• Vietnamese sister city a hard sell in NC Army town (AP
• Bristol Palin: Hacked e-mail meant harassing calls (AP
• Ariz. immigration debate pressures McCain (AP)
• Fisherman: Captain was worried boat was overloaded (AP
• Motorcyclist deaths drop, sour economy cited (AP)
• Wrong number leads Zambian diplomat to NJ school (AP)
• Conn. mayor donates kidney to Facebook friend (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Ohio man faces Somali torture claim (AP)
• Scouts defend training program in sex abuse case (AP)
• Police seek couple who left Fla. boy at NYC church (AP
• NYC tenants in defaulted properties demand fixes (AP)
• Ariz. court discovers original OK Corral papers (AP)
• Court in NY gives government victory against ACORN (AP
• Feds conduct surprise inspections of 57 coal mines (AP
• NY Sen. Schumer wants northern border drug plan (AP)
• Prosecutor: Camry in deadly crash not recalled (AP)
• Obama keeps up pressure for financial overhaul (AP)
• Air search resumes for 11 missing in oil rig blast (AP
• European airlines press to get everyone home (AP)
• Home sales rise as unemployment claims fall (AP)
• Irish bishop resigns, says he didn't report abuse (AP)
• Iran begins war games in Gulf, Strait of Hormuz (AP)
• Earth Day: No more burning rivers, but new threats (AP
• SKorea targets Internet addicts; 2 million hooked (AP)
• Muslim group warns 'South Park' creators of death (AP)
• Players see sights, GMs ponder (AP)
• Obama to tell Wall Street to get behind reform (Reuter
• Series of grenade blasts wound 50 in Bangkok (Reuters)
• Greece deficit worse than feared, markets tumble (Reut
• Iran tests speed boats in "major" Gulf war games (Reut
• Existing home sales rose 6.8 percent in March (Reuters
• European flights back to normal Thursday (Reuters)
• North Korea torpedoed South's navy ship: report (Reute
• Jobless claims fall, food prices lift PPI (Reuters)
• Recriminations fly as Europe ends aerial lockdown (AFP
• Obama says US economy doomed without finance reform (A
• Arrest of Al-Qaeda boss 'led to Baghdadi strike' (AFP)
• Iraqi officials investigating prison abuse claims (AP)
• Court martial clears US sailor in Iraq: military (AFP)
• US military jury clears SEAL in Iraq abuse case (AP)
• Iraq airmen blues: No MiG today; no F-16 either (AP)
• After surgeries in Mich., Iraqi teen to head home (AP)
• Iraq hopes finally to bury Baghdadi myth (AFP)
• Iraq claims key gains in dismantling Al Qaeda in Iraq
• Dark Clouds Gather Over Iraq's Political Stalemate (Ti
• Lakers beat Thunder 95-92 to take 2-0 series lead (AP)
• South Africa marks 50-day countdown to World Cup (AP)
• Shell takes Pennzoil brand to Penske Racing (AP)
• Caster Semenya makes rare public appearance (AP)
• Celtics don't miss Garnett in 106-77 win over Heat (AP
• Super Bowl champion Saints will open against Vikings (
• A-Rod hits 3-run homer, Yankees beat A's 7-3 (AP)
• Kobe proves any rumors of his demise 'overrated' (AP)
• Big Ten commissioner to end silence on expansion (AP)
• Bayern to clash with Lyon in Champions League semi (AF
• Pavelski's OT goal lifts Sharks over Avalanche (AP)
• Tennis ace Hewitt makes winning Barcelona return (AFP)
• Mexican golf star Lorena Ochoa retires (AP)
• Boxer's deaths leaves questions in Venezuela (AP)
• Runaway luxury train derails in S.Africa, 2 dead (AP)
• Ukraine, Russia to extend Black Sea Fleet lease (AP)
• Great Barrier Reef: Grounded Ships One of Many Threats
• Ash cloud delays Afghan troop deployment (AFP)
• Saudis not to behead Lebanese psychic (AP)
• Honduran journalist killed outside tv studio (AP)
• 5 headless bodies found in rebel-held Mogadishu (AP)
• NATO acknowledges mistake in 'insurgent' claim (AP)
• Flaherty digs in heels on bank tax issue (Reuters)
• Bosnian ex-official who may face extradition criticizes U.S
• Should Christians be allowed to say 'Allah' in Malaysia?
• Volcanic Ash Cloud Stops Exotic Food Imports to Britain
• Oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast; 11 missing (AP)
• Deal reached in NYC doormen dispute over contract (AP)
• Suit: Accused Tenn hospital shooter violent before (AP
• Blagojevich calls feds 'cowards and liars' (AP)
• Doctor groups set new policy to curb industry sway (AP
• Pssst: Southern snake hunts pressured to change (AP)
• Group wants evangelist's Pentagon event canceled (AP)
• FBI, IRS raid NY state senator's Bronx clinic (AP)
• Attorneys sue LA, Mexico City cardinals over abuse (AP
• Judge says ex-Detroit mayor violated probation (AP)
• Pot smokers out in nation, proud for high holiday (AP)
• ACORN CEO outside court: 'We're on life support' (AP)
• Red X's mark Atlanta start to transit cut protests (AP
• Mo. father convicted of murder in incest case (AP)
• American Idol winner sparks smoking debate (AP)
• Goldman reports huge profits, but troubles mount (AP)
• Ore. victim: Scouts had no abuse prevention plan (AP)
• Airlines lose $1.7 billion, ash blame game begins (AP)
• GM pays back government loans from US, Canada (AP)
• Sarkozy to submit bill banning Islamic face veils (AP)
• Pope promises action against clerical sex abuse (AP)
• Oil rig explosion leaves at least 11 missing (AP)
• Obama now talking with possible high court picks (AP)
• China mourns more than 2,000 earthquake victims (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: Americans say US cars top Asian autos (AP
• 8 minus Kate: Another star axed from `Dancing' (AP)
• Former IOC president Samaranch dies at 89 (AP)
• European skies open but airline schedules scrambled (R
• Paulson reassures on Goldman role (Reuters)
• Former IOC president Samaranch dead at 89 (Reuters)
• Could Obama pick a politician for Supreme Court? (Reut
• Iran denounces U.S. "nuclear threats," to hold drill (
• Ousted Kyrgyz leader says still president (Reuters)
• Thai "red shirts" open to talks to avert crackdown (Re
• Poland president vote on June 20, Komorowski leads (Re
• Europe's airspace reopens for business (AFP)
• Global economy to grow 4.2% in 2010: IMF (AFP)
• Baghdad election recount could start next week (AP)
• Court-martial of Navy SEAL opens in Iraq (AP)
• Scars repaired, 13-year-old to head back to Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,392 (AP)
• Court-martial of soldier in Iraq deaths postponed (AP)
• Regional Al-Qaeda leader in northern Iraq killed: US genera
• 'Killing' of Qaeda leaders won't end Iraq attacks: analysts
• Iraq tops for unsolved murders of reporters: CPJ (AFP)
• Amnesty urges Iraqi PM to probe 'secret prison' allegations
• Leading coalition in Iraq election backs recount (Reut
• Study: NCAA graduation rate comparisons flawed (AP)
• Nadal's French Open plans guided by knee concerns (AP)
• Clijsters-Henin aim to top King-Riggs record crowd (AP
• Olympic champion Wanjiru affected by flight ban (AP)
• Wimbledon champions to earn $1.54 million each (AP)
• Woman accuses Colts' Eric Foster of sexual assault (AP
• Eckstein homers in 10th for Padres' win (AP)
• LeBron's 40 lead Cavs over Bulls, 112-102 (AP)
• Inter and travel chaos bar Barca's path to final (AFP)
• Kings charge past Canucks for 2-1 series lead (AP)
• Wimbledon winners to net a million in prize money (AFP
• A loss for Brian Davis — but a big win for golf (AP)
• Boxer Valero kills himself in jail, police say (AP)
• Hamlin wins again on Monday, this one in Texas (AP)
• No single reason caused Georgian luger's death (AP)
• Pakistan: Islamist blames US for suicide bombing (AP)
• Church pedophilia scandal grows in Latin America (AP)
• Hamas burns recreational drugs, taxes cigarettes (AP)
• U.S. U.N. Sanctions Unlikely to Stop Iran Nuclear Plans
• Ash cloud prompts calls for better European railway (R
• Chavez hosts Latin American allies for summit (AP)
• Somali govt tells radio to defy Islamist music ban (AP
• Four Afghan students killed in crossfire: ministry (AF
• Bank of Canada sets stage for rate hike, a G7 first (R
• Australian PM wins health deal aimed at re-election (R
• Pakistan suspends officials after scathing U.N. report
• U.K. Election: Clegg's Liberal Democrats Shake Up Polls
• Relief Work Suspended After Dozens Killed in Pakistan IDP C
• FBI file on accused museum shooter dates to 1963 (AP)
• In US, welcome mat goes out for stranded travelers (AP
• Man kills woman, self outside Tenn. hospital (AP)
• Dorothy Height, civil rights activist, dies at 98 (AP)
• Divorce dilemma: Texas says gays can't get divorce (AP
• Palin set to take stand in Tenn. hacking trial (AP)
• Police: Teen in Mass. bullying case drove drunk (AP)
• An ER tale: Gamble, luck saved teen shot in chest (AP)
• JFK passengers stranded by volcano ash get showers (AP
• In NJ school cut debate, insults overshadow issues (AP
• 911 calls tell of chaos after plane hit IRS office (AP
• Embattled civil rights group struggles to survive (AP)
• Moving faster, Toyota recalls SUVs, agrees to fine (AP
• Guilty plea in death of UNC student president (AP)
• 'Kick-Ass' claims No. 1 spot over 'Dragon' (AP)
• Some EU flights resume but travel chaos not over (AP)
• Space shuttle Discovery, crew of 7 back on Earth (AP)
• Court voids law aimed at animal cruelty videos (AP)
• Goldman earns $3.3B in 1Q as fraud case looms (AP)
• AP-CNBC Poll: Most in US against legalizing pot (AP)
• Report: FDA should force rollback in salty foods (AP)
• Are school lunches a national security threat? (AP)
• Low-power version of Bluetooth coming for watches (AP)
• Michael Douglas asks NY judge for mercy toward son (AP
• NFL gives $1 million to BU School of Medicine (AP)
• Few flights resume in Europe, new ash cloud reported (
• Goldman Sachs earnings beat overshadowed by UK probe (
• Pirates take 3 Thai ships with 77 crew (Reuters)
• Civil rights leader Dorothy Height dies at 98 (Reuters
• North Korea readying for 3rd nuclear test: report (Reu
• Apple says iPad 3G available on April 30 (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz interim leaders struggle to quell unrest (Reute
• New travel chaos looms as flights resume in Europe (AF
• Thai protesters back down after live fire threat (AFP)
• High-ranking al-Qaida in Iraq leader killed (AP)
• Amnesty urges Iraq to probe 'secret prison' allegations
• Killing of Qaeda leaders 'won't end Iraq attacks' (AFP
• Iraqis say Qaeda deaths will not improve their lives (
• Lebanese PM says Scuds accusations like Iraq's WMD (AP
• Lebanon PM likens Scud charges to WMD fallacy in Iraq
• Children of anti-Qaeda militia chief beheaded in Iraq
• Iraq's oil exports dip in March by 11 percent (AP)
• China's CNPC to boost Iraqi oilfield output (AFP)
• Two Iraq Al Qaeda leaders killed: Did they really get Abu O
• Al Qaeda killings show growing competence of Iraqi Army
• Biden hails 'devastating blows' to Al-Qaeda in Iraq (A
• U.S., Iraqi officials claim major victory against al Qaida
• Baghdad recount could change Iraq election results (AP
• Iraq election: Can Maliki win with a Baghdad recount?
• Biden hails killing of 2 al-Qaida figures in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq announces deaths of two senior Al Qaeda leaders (
• NFL has no timetable on Roethlisberger decision (AP)
• Luge federation blames death on 'driving errors' (AP)
• Europa League semifinals to go ahead as planned (AP)
• ITF says Odesnik accepts voluntary suspension (AP)
• Maybe the best $2.6 million a rookie ever spent (AP)
• Wainwright, Cardinals beat Mets 5-3 (AP)
• Miller's 31 leads Blazers to 105-100 upset of Suns (AP
• Siena guard Ronald Moore charged with DWI (AP)
• Ribery risks charges in prostitution case (AFP)
• Contador wins in Spain to keep Tour plans on track (AF
• Avalanche beat Sharks 1-0 in OT (AP)
• Stosur rips Zvonareva to win second career WTA title (
• Furyk happy with Verizon Heritage win — sort of (AP)
• Herschel Walker hoping for another MMA fight (AP)
• Middleweight king lives up to nickname: Maravilla (AP)
• John Force wins in Las Vegas (AP)
• Lufthansa gets permission to fly passengers home (AP)
• 2 bombs hit northwestern Pakistani city; 23 dead (AP)
• Airline losses from ash spiral over $1 billion (AP)
• 3 rescued, 5 days after China quake killed 2,000 (AP)
• On Burmese New Year, a String of Bomb Attacks (Time.co
• Govt deploys navy as ash clouds vote race (AFP)
• Iran sentences 3 opposition activists to prison (AP)
• Torres optimistic over World Cup despite surgery (AFP)
• Bombs at market, school kill 24 in Pakistan (AFP)
• UN 'troubled' by Australia's treatment of asylum-seekers
• As Iceland volcano ash lingers over Europe, stranded travel
• Benedict in Malta: An Effort to Quiet the Sex Abuse Storm
• Bolivia stirs up politics of climate change (OneWorld.
• Think the U.S. census is hard? Try counting tiny ocean micr
• Poll: 4 out of 5 Americans don't trust Washington (AP)
• Recession is ending? Some Americans don't buy it (AP)
• Study: 2 good choices to prevent breast cancer (AP)
• Okla. bombing victims' children build new lives (AP)
• Advocates carry handguns, rifles at Va. rally (AP)
• Black or biracial? Census forces a choice for some (AP
• Fee-weary air travelers get a break — for now (AP)
• SF crime lab at center of growing scandal (AP)
• Police: Man shot at border thought from Colorado (AP)
• A royal widow takes on the 'realists' over nukes (AP)
• Gas drilling debate rages in Del. River watershed (AP)
• Ex-mentor: Sharpton is Obama's link to the streets (AP
• Early apple blossom triggers fears of killer frost (AP
• LA's ex-gangsters train to go against gang life (AP)
• Pot enthusiasts gather at California cannabis expo (AP
• Scottish airspace to reopen Tuesday (AP)
• US Gov't says Toyota accepted record $16.4M fine (AP)
• Leading indicators jump 1.4 pct, topping estimates (AP
• Official: Kyrgyz president leaves Kazakhstan (AP)
• Oklahoma City marks 15 years since bombing (AP)
• Rain, overcast sky delay space shuttle's return (AP)
• Carrie Underwood wins ACM entertainer of the year (AP)
• 26,000 runners heading for Boston in Marathon (AP)
• Boxer Edwin Valero found dead in jail (AP)
• Airline body seeks moves to reopen Europe airspace (Re
• Toyota expected to pay $16.4 million U.S. fine: source
• In Asia, Goldman clients stay loyal for now (Reuters)
• Majority of Americans distrust the government: survey
• Iran says to start work on new enrichment plant (Reute
• Israel's Barak concerned by rift with U.S. (Reuters)
• Britain sends navy to rescue stranded air passengers (
• Thai troops protect Bangkok's financial hub (AFP)
• US confirms 2 al-Qaida in Iraq leaders killed (AP)
• U.S. military confirms Iraq al Qaeda leaders killed (R
• Top two Al-Qaeda in Iraq chiefs killed: Iraqi PM (AFP)
• Iraqi panel orders vote recount in Baghdad (Reuters)
• Baghdad recount throws Iraq election wide open (AFP)
• US soldier dies in non-combat incident in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq election panel orders recount of Baghdad votes (A
• Odierno "confident" U.S. Iraq drawdown on schedule (Re
• White supremacists, demonstrators square off in LA (AP
• Man shot, hurt at San Diego County border crossing (AP
• 2 decades after shaking baby, father jailed again (AP)
• President LBJ's youngest daughter hospitalized (AP)
• Militia member says he wasn't aware of any plot (AP)
• Mafia-related fugitive nabbed in Ky. after 2 days (AP)
• George Washington racks up late fees at NY library (AP
• Air France: We carried out succesful test flight (AP)
• Geithner says economy growing faster than expected (AP
• Tearful pope says church will better protect young (AP
• Ahmadinejad extolls Iran's military might (AP)
• NASA to astronauts: Rain delays likely for return (AP)
• 3 Italy aid workers freed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Elaborate state funeral for Poland's first couple (AP)
• NY senator: 5 airlines say no charge for carry-ons (AP
• Solo trans-Atlantic rower coped with iPods, candy (AP)
• Rockies' Jimenez no-hits Braves 4-0 (AP)
• Test flights raise hope for European air traffic (Reut
• Polish, foreign leaders attend Kaczynski funeral (Reut
• If we have to clash, we will, says Thai army (Reuters)
• China's Hu flies in to quake site, toll tops 1,700 (Re
• Iran says has military might to deter attacks (Reuters
• Kyrgyzstan's new rulers struggle to restore order (Reu
• Suicide bomber kills 7 in Pakistan's northwest (Reuter
• Europe extends flight bans as ash cloud spreads (AFP)
• Funeral mass for Kaczynski begins in Krakow (AFP)
• Top general says US withdrawal from Iraq on track (AP)
• US soldier killed in Iraq helicopter crash: army (AFP)
• US soldier killed in Iraq helicopter crash (AP)
• One U.S. soldier dead, three injured in Iraq crash (Re
• Iraq to launch third bid round for gas fields: MEES (A
• Police ties to Roethlisberger still in question (AP)
• Setoguchi lifts Sharks over Avs in OT; series tied (AP
• Nadal in final, seeks 6th Monte Carlo title (AP)
• Hardly a crowd — Camden Yards, other parks empty (AP)
• Halladay wins home debut for Phillies (AP)
• Ginn Jr. traded by Dolphins to 49ers (AP)
• Hernandez justifies big deal, Mariners rout Tigers (AP
• Healthy Celtics, including Garnett, ready for Heat (AP
• Scholes keeps United in title hunt (AFP)
• Spain's Anton take lead in Tour of Castilla y Leon (AF
• Zetterberg scores 3 times, Red Wings even series (AP)
• Jankovic upset at Charleston WTA tennis (AFP)
• Jerry Rice misses cut in Nationwide Tour event (AP)
• Pavlik prepared for title defense against Martinez (AP
• Martin staying in No. 5 Hendrick car through '11 (AP)
• Book: May-Treanor feared mom before she sobered up (AP
• Iran calls US nukes tool of terror, intimidation (AP)
• Vote monitors: Sudan elections short of standards (AP)
• Why Pakistan's Military Is Holding Back in North Waziristan
• Spanish helicopter crashes in Haiti, 4 killed (AP)
• Malawi president weds in colorful ceremony (AP)
• Five hurt in bomb blasts at Indian cricket stadium (AF
• Credit card firms face Canadian code of conduct (Reute
• UN concerned about Australia's asylum freeze (AFP)
• Pakistan sets new probe into Bhutto killing after scathing
• Volcano in Iceland: Brits add it to their grievances toward
• U.N. Report: Musharraf Government Did Not Protect Bhutto
• Cops getting caught on camera increases scrutiny (AP)
• Parents of murdered Calif. teen OK plea deal (AP)
• Feds indict former Blackwater president, 4 others (AP)
• Feds: Militia leader told members be ready to kill (AP
• Volcano illustrates world's interconnectedness (AP)
• Van companies accused of immigrant-smuggling (AP)
• Serious problems found at Massey mines since blast (AP
• NYC seeks limits on art vendors in popular parks (AP)
• Mom of US man charged with terrorism speaks out (AP)
• Drug smuggler arrested in bestiality case in Wash. (AP
• Gates, LA's police chief during 1992 riot, dies (AP)
• SEC accuses Goldman Sachs of defrauding investors (AP)
• Universities looking to federal gov't for funds (AP)
• Many libraries offer readers ways to avoid fines (AP)
• Police: NJ man purposely vomited on Phillies fans (AP)
• Buried in a DC yard: WWI chemicals, weapons (AP)
• Volcano spews more ash, spawns wider flight chaos (AP)
• Poland holds public memorial for crash victims (AP)
• Obama: Fresh crisis without new financial rules (AP)
• Suicide attack on refugees kills 41 in Pakistan (AP)
• China quake dead cremated, in break with tradition (AP
• Lessons learned shape Obama's court pick (AP)
• Discovery leaves space station; next stop is Earth (AP
• Toyota recalls 600,000 Sienna minivans (AP)
• Wayward NM cat has free flight home from Chicago (AP)
• Crosby stars as Pens beat Sens 2-1; even series (AP)
• Ash cloud over Europe deepens travel chaos (Reuters)
• Goldman Sachs charged with fraud by SEC (Reuters)
• Poland honors crash victims, vows never to forget (Reu
• Bombs kill 38 at centre for displaced in Pakistan (Reu
• Karzai names election chiefs, ends standoff with U.N.
• Iran, at nuclear conference, hits out at "bullies" (Re
• Thai protesters boost security at Bangkok base (Reuter
• Icelandic volcano eases but eruptions continue (Reuter
• Flight bans extended as ash cloud lingers over Europe
• Poland holds huge memorial for air crash victims (AFP)
• US soldier dismissed for threats in Iraq protest (AP)
• Dad wants more answers in Ohio soldier's suicide (AP)
• Iraq PM: Sunni-backed bloc must be in govt (AP)
• Roethlisberger's accuser says she told him 'no' (AP)
• Tiger Woods adds Quail Hollow to schedule (AP)
• David Ferrer reaches Monte Carlo Masters semis (AP)
• Now honoring No. 42: Jackie Robinson Day in majors (AP
• Liverpool confirms owners seeking to sell club (AP)
• Seahawks giving former No. 1 picks second shots (AP)
• Ethier wins it 6-5 for Dodgers after Drew's gaffe (AP)
• Previews of the 8 first-round NBA playoff series (AP)
• Iowa State Spring Game Glance (AP)
• US owners put Liverpool up for sale (AFP)
• Bos wins again to retain Castilla y Leon lead (AFP)
• Miller makes 38 saves in Sabres' win over Bruins (AP)
• Nadal rolls into Monte Carlo Masters tennis semis (AFP
• South Korea's Kim takes 1-shot lead at China Open (AP)
• I'm not just a speed merchant, says Martinez (Reuters)
• Fox to offer extended post-race coverage online (AP)
• Report: Vancouver's bill for games more than $500M (AP
• Human trafficking under spotlight in South Africa (AP)
• Hezbollah says its missiles not Israel's business (AP)
• Militia releases 8 Red Cross workers in east Congo (AP
• Volcanic ash spreads high over Europe, Russia (AP)
• Sudan Election: Indicted Ruler al-Bashir Likely to Win
• Come to the match, Cologne tell stranded travelers (Re
• UN mission in Darfur: abducted peacekeepers are OK (AP
• Ruling stalls Amazon dam, but construction likely (AP)
• Thai army chief takes charge of restoring order (AP)
• Government issues code of conduct for credit card firms
• Australian rescued after Arctic accident (AFP)
• How U.S. weapons technology is finding its way to Iran
• Haiti relief: Refugees move to higher, drier ground as rain
• U.K. Election: Labour Woos Premier League Soccer Fans
• Civil War Fears in Kyrgyzstan (OneWorld.net)
• 5 Ariz. shuttle services raided in smuggling bust (AP)
• Gates, LA's former police chief during riots, dies (AP
• Calif. lawmakers mix scouting with sexual politics (AP
• Lawyer for Jackson's doctor says no plea bargain (AP)
• Serious problems turn up at other Massey mines (AP)
• Volcanic cloud casts long shadow over US travel (AP)
• Wis. man charged with killing 4 relatives in Ill. (AP)
• Army Corps finds new WWI chemical site in DC yard (AP)
• Stores reopen in quake-ravaged California city (AP)
• Astronauts put cargo carrier back on space shuttle (AP
• Harvard prof's Nobel missing after Mass. break-in (AP)
• In anti-stimulus S.C., money is making a difference (A
• Pickers want Fla. chain to pay more for tomatoes (AP)
• No time behind bars for imam in NYC subway plot (AP)
• Obama makes light of anti-tax protests (AP)
• Volcanic ash affects airplanes, weather, sunsets (AP)
• Kennedy cousin eligible for parole in 3 years (AP)
• Benjamin Hooks, who boosted NAACP, dead at 85 (AP)
• Russia adoption confusion rattles US families (AP)
• Michelle Obama visits San Diego community farm (AP)
• Flight disruptions in Europe get even worse (AP)
• SEC accuses Goldman Sachs of civil fraud (AP)
• March housing starts gain on multifamily building (AP)
• DNC to pour $50 million into fall races (AP)
• Soldiers, monks clear rubble in quake-hit China (AP)
• Bishop convicted for denying Holocaust (AP)
• Pakistan to probe Bhutto killing after UN report (AP)
• BofA earns $2.83 billion in Q1 on strong trading (AP)
• Domingo back to work after cancer surgery (AP)
• Canadiens upset Capitals 3-2 in OT in Game 1 (AP)
• Travel chaos from volcanic ash cloud worst since 9/11
• Thai PM delays speech after botched arrests (Reuters)
• BofA profit beats expectations (Reuters)
• Polish funeral set to go ahead despite ash cloud (Reut
• Russia to put boy in U.S. adoption case in foster home
• GE profit tops Street view as cost cuts pay off (Reute
• Kyrgyz president formally resigns after turmoil (Reute
• Europe reviews options to tackle Greek debt crisis (Re
• Growing volcano cloud heightens Europe air chaos (AFP)
• UN says Bhutto murder could have been prevented (AFP)
• Iraqi PM says next government has to include Sunnis (R
• Have Iran and its allies been passing phony $100 bills in I
• Al Qaeda 9/11-style plot to fly airliners into shrines in I
• Three killed in shoot-out near Baghdad airport (AFP)
• Iraq's Allawi courts Iranian support (AP)
• AP Source: 76ers will fire coach Jordan (AP)
• Pistons' Dumars says Kuester to return as coach (AP)
• Senators surprise Penguins 5-4 in series opener (AP)
• Dolphins land go-to guy in WR Brandon Marshall (AP)
• Nadal leads 4 Spaniards into Monte Carlo quarters (AP)
• Goodell: Decision on Roethlisberger in near future (AP
• Young's single in 11th lifts D-backs past Dodgers (AP)
• Stern: NBA will discuss issue of resting players (AP)
• Rhode Island extends Baron's contract by 1 year (AP)
• Drogba and Rooney up for PFA prize (AFP)
• Tired cyclist Cancellera takes a break (AFP)
• Stewart's late goal lifts Avalanche past Sharks (AP)
• Near-perfect Nadal posts crushing win over German (AFP
• Russia promises a safe luge track for Sochi games (AP)
• Car bomb hits hotel in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• Kyrgyzstan's deposed president flies to Kazakhstan (AP
• From Poland's Tragedy, Hope (Time.com)
• U2, Stevie Wonder to headline Glastonbury festival (AF
• 6 dead as drug violence hits heart of Acapulco (AP)
• US study sheds light on Africa's unique religious mix
• Company: Chinese cyberattack targets Australia (AP)
• Scandal cuts support for Conservatives (Reuters)
• Obama insists US making progress in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Michelle Obama: Leaders can come from unlikely places
• Rescuers battle roadblocks, high altitude to reach survivor
• Afghanistan: A Tale of Soldiers and a School (Time.com
• Tea party leaders anxious about extremists (AP)
• Longtime civil rights leader Hooks dead at 85 (AP)
• Imam to be sentenced in NYC subway-plot case (AP)
• Obama: America's still got adventures in space (AP)
• NASA: Spacewalking repairs to stuck valve can wait (AP
• Former Gov. Bush: Still in charge at the Capitol? (AP)
• Settlers-vs.-Indians board game rankles tribes (AP)
• Backers defend AZ crackdown on illegal immigrants (AP)
• World Trade Center steel makes way home to Pa. (AP)
• Officials: Cops coerced boys in NJ gang-rape case (AP)
• Relative in custody after 4 killed in Chicago home (AP
• US military testing high-tech dirigibles in Utah (AP)
• SF prosecutors knew about crime lab tech problems (AP)
• Palin rallies tea partiers with anti-tax message (AP)
• 2 more arrested at Hawaii furlough sit-in (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Predator priests shuffled around globe (AP)
• NJ school: We didn't tell your boys to cross-dress (AP
• Gov orders inspections for 200 W.Va. coal mines (AP)
• Pa.: No legal action in 'Jon & Kate' labor probe (AP)
• Mom describes Fla. 11-year-old's swamp ordeal (AP)
• Iceland's volcanic ash halts flights across Europe (AP
• Breyer: Health overhaul could come before court (AP)
• Russia suspends all adoptions to US families (AP)
• Bodies pile up after quake kills 600-plus in China (AP
• Tea party ending tour in capital it loves to hate (AP)
• Foreclosure rates surge, biggest jump in 5 years (AP)
• Report: Pope says "we" must repent for abuse (AP)
• Obama launches sweeping federal mine safety review (AP
• 2 more 'Idol' contestants sent home; 7 remain (AP)
• Bulls get last playoff spot, Texas rematch set (AP)
• Strong Chinese GDP growth backs tightening case (Reute
• Concern for shelter after China quake kills 617 (Reute
• Bakiyev says talks begin with new Kyrgyz rulers (Reute
• Iran bars ex-president Khatami from travel: website (R
• Special Report: Sweethearts in crime (Reuters)
• Fortune 500 shed record 821,000 jobs in 2009 (Reuters)
• Pakistan's Senate passes constitutional reforms (Reute
• Fidesz plans new IMF deal, eyes dual citizenship (Reut
• Iceland volcano cloud causes European travel chaos (AF
• Catholics should 'do penance' says pope (AFP)
• Iraq: Allawi's party courts Iranian support (AP)
• Iran says it wants inclusive Iraqi government (AP)
• Al-Qaeda plotted to attack Shiite mosques in Iraq: US offic
• Aides to Iraq's Allawi in Tehran for post-election talks
• Bombs and shootings kill six in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi Shi'ite blocs inch toward power-sharing deal (Re
• AP source: Marshall traded to Dolphins (AP)
• Hendrick signs Kahne to drive in 2012 (AP)
• Congress looks into smokeless tobacco in baseball (AP)
• Wake Forest hires Buffs' Bzdelik as coach (AP)
• Nadal, Djokovic easily through in Monte Carlo (AP)
• Pa. sponsor drops Roethlisberger from beef jerky (AP)
• Bradley's HR sends M's over A's 3-0 (AP)
• Suns beat Nuggets, get homecourt edge in 1st round (AP
• Baylor's Udoh entering NBA draft early (AP)
• Spurs, Arsenal face decisive derby day (AFP)
• Glendale council OKs Reinsdorf's Coyotes proposal (AP)
• Kuznetsova to miss semi-final with United States (AFP)
• Woods sends in entry form for US Open (AP)
• AP source: Kahne to drive for Hendrick in 2012 (AP)
• Lancet: Sharp drop in maternal deaths worldwide (AP)
• Hamas orders Gaza smuggling tunnels shut (AP)
• U.S. leaving Afghan's perilous Korengal Valley (AP)
• Egypt: ElBaradei Talks to Muslim Brotherhood Opposition
• Vatican tamps down uproar over homosexual comment (AP)
• Yemen searching for radical US-born cleric (AP)
• Cargo plane crashes in Mexico, 5 crew dead (AP)
• Black empowerment law delayed in Zimbabwe (AP)
• Two killed, dozens injured in clashes in Indonesia (AF
• 2 arrested from ship that smashed Australian reef (AP)
• Bosnian ex-official could face Serbian trial in 1992 killin
• Michelle Obama spotlights Haiti relief efforts (The Ch
• Obama's Nuclear Summit: Progress on Security, Not Iran
• Democrat wins Fla. US House special election (AP)
• 'I'm the girl that got lost': Fla. 11-year-old found after
• NASA still struggling with stuck valve in space (AP)
• Trade center steel making its way home to Pa. (AP)
• Last U.S. sardine cans being packed in Maine (AP)
• 2 arrested during protest at Hawaii gov's office (AP)
• Man to be sentenced in Iowa coach's killing (AP)
• New laws in Neb. add restrictions on abortions (AP)
• More aboard! Amtrak weighs long route improvements (AP
• Ex-mine official to lead probe of W.Va. blast (AP)
• Discarded Palin contract sparks investigation (AP)
• Boy Scouts sex trial shifts to punitive damages (AP)
• Petition drive urges Russia not to halt adoptions (AP)
• Analysis: Nuke summit sets post-Cold War challenge (AP
• Missing 11-year-old girl found in Fla. swamp (AP)
• US Catholic church moving faster on abuse cases (AP)
• US prosecutor asks pope's help to return priest (AP)
• Opening statements begin in Hawaii spy trial (AP)
• Women wary of 'socially inept' Pa. judge's defense (AP
• Quake in western China kills 400, buries more (AP)
• Reports show more Americans feel economic recovery (AP
• Cyclone kills 89 people in eastern India (AP)
• Tea party movement gathers near site of original (AP)
• Iceland evacuates hundreds as volcano erupts again (AP
• Bernanke confident on recovery; warns on deficit (AP)
• Lexus GX 460 rated 'do not buy,' Toyota halts sale (AP
• Rickey Minor replacing Eubanks on 'Tonight Show' (AP)
• Thrashers fire coach as part of management shakeup (AP
• Quake kills 400, schools cave in (Reuters)
• Obama presses Iran, gains nuclear summit pledges (Reut
• Red shirts take over "richest part" of Bangkok (Reuter
• U.S. says it is ready to help Kyrgyzstan's new rulers
• Vatican under fire for linking gays to pedophilia (Reu
• Michelle Obama meets Mexico first lady in solo visit (
• Poland eyes June 20 vote, post-crash cracks emerge (Re
• Bashir's party asks rivals to join Sudan government (R
• Quake in remote China region kills 400 (AFP)
• World safer after nuclear summit, Obama says (AFP/HO)
• Bombs and shootings kill three in Baghdad (AFP)
• Officials say 9/11-style plot in Iraq foiled (AP)
• Iraq Shiite leader Hakim meets Saudi monarch (AFP)
• Gates assails Internet group over attack video (Reuter
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,390 (AP)
• Gates criticizes leak of Iraq killings (AP)
• Serena Williams gets wild card for Italian Open (AP)
• Jets' new WR Holmes suspended 4 games by NFL (AP)
• Billionaire Kroenke to try and buy rest of Rams (AP)
• Mauer, Twins open Target Field, top Red Sox 5-2 (AP)
• Camby scores 30, Blazers beat Thunder 103-95 (AP)
• Wake talks with Buffs' Bzdelik about coaching job (AP)
• Terry reveals crisis talks fired Chelsea's title charge
• Islanders look to build on youth movement (AP)
• Bondarenko, Wozniak advance at Family Circle event (AF
• A solid return, an uncertain future for Woods (AP)
• Polish boxer dedicates fight to crash victims (AP)
• Long race wreaks havoc on Fox broadcast (AP)
• Canada's 'Own The Podium' boss steps down (AP)
• Demjanjuk casts himself as a victim of Hitler (AP)
• Karadzic genocide trial to hear from 1st witness (AP)
• Red Cross: 8 staff kidnapped in eastern Congo (AP)
• Tears, tulips as body of Poland's first lady returns home
• Haiti's Earthquake Homeless Offered New Settlement Model
• Hachette says its books among top iPad downloads (AFP)
• Hamas says group wants to maintain cease-fire (AP)
• Brazilian rancher guilty in US nun's murder (AP)
• Nigerian youth march to demand clean elections (AP)
• Obama urges leaders to avert nuclear 'catastrophe' (AF
• Canada sending nuclear materials back to U.S. (Reuters
• 2-mile scar on Barrier Reef after ship grounding (AP)
• China signals readiness to back new U.N. sanctions on Iran
• Shakira visits Sean Penn, launches effort to help rebuild H
• China: Drought Changes Yunnan's Songkran Water Festival
• From Discord to Climate Can-Do? (OneWorld.net)
• Inquest begins in Mass. shooting by Ala. professor (AP
• At least 3 dead in north Ga. Navy plane crash (AP)
• Roethlisberger could face punishment from NFL (AP)
• Nevada ax attack case hearing to continue Thursday (AP
• NYC exhibit tells the fuller story of Helen Keller (AP
• Ohio terrorist ties to al-Qaida operative revealed (AP
• Okla. tea parties and lawmakers envision militia (AP)
• Father of slain Marine waging battle against funeral protes
• New media recognized in Pulitzer competition (AP)
• 1964 Jackie Kennedy interviews to be published (AP)
• Polish air crash puts spotlight on pilots' duties (AP)
• OJ lawyers get Nevada Supreme Court oral argument (AP)
• Temporary fix helps patients around drug allergy (AP)
• Foes of tea party movement to infiltrate rallies (AP)
• Sources: Jackie Kennedy interviews to be published (AP
• NYC terror probe nabs 4th suspect in Pakistan (AP)
• Closing arguments start in NY hate crime trial (AP)
• Obama: Risks of nuclear attack have risen (AP)
• AA flight makes emergency landing in Iceland (AP)
• Bodies of all dead W.Va. miners recovered (AP)
• Kyrgyzstan interim leader says US base will stay (AP)
• Consumer Reports calls Lexus GX 460 unsafe (AP)
• February trade deficit increases to $39.7 billion (AP)
• Twitter to have paid tweets show up in searches (AP)
• Astronauts take 3rd, final spacewalk of mission (AP)
• 'Tonight Show' bandleader Eubanks leaving after 18 years
• Jerry Rice to make debut in professional golf (AP)
• Obama seeks nuclear safeguards, presses defiant Iran (
• Pressure mounts on Thai PM after deadly clashes (Reute
• China says U.N. action on Iran must aid diplomacy (Reu
• Kyrgyz president offers terms for resignation (Reuters
• Polish leader eyes quick election after crash (Reuters
• Sudan vote errors hit southern turnout - officials (Re
• Indonesia plane breaks up on landing, several hurt (Re
• Pakistani jets kill civilians: villagers (Reuters)
• Ousted Kyrgyz president sets terms for resignation (AF
• Bodies of Poland's president, wife lie in state (AFP)
• Nuclear Security Summit: Obama Invokes Mushroom Clouds
• Baghdad bombing kills 3; TV reporter wounded (AP)
• Sgt. convicted in case that grew from Army suicide (AP
• Iraq still owes Kuwait $24 bln in war damages: MP (AFP
• Military sources: New US commander for Iraq (AP)
• Iran demands probe of NATO in Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• New Iraqi media rules restrictive: rights group (AP)
• One for Amy: Lefty claims his third green jacket (AP)
• AP Source: Jets acquire WR Holmes from Steelers (AP)
• DA to announce decision in Roethlisberger case (AP)
• Kim's talent, not his accessories, stand out (AP)
• Bonds says he's 'proud' of friend Mark McGwire (AP)
• McGehee homers in 9th, Brewers beat Cards 8-7 (AP)
• Suns use 3-point barrage to beat Rockets 116-106 (AP)
• Colorado coach Bzdelik meets with players (AP)
• Portsmouth set to appeal for European reprieve (AFP)
• BMC jumped gun with Ballan suspension say Italian riders
• Selanne, Ducks rout Oilers 7-2 in season finale (AP)
• Rivals ready to pounce on out-of-form Nadal (AFP)
• The sting of losing was never sharper for Tiger (AP)
• Stop running away and fight me, Klitschko tells Haye (
• Helio Castroneves wins Indy Grand Prix of Alabama (AP)
• Luge aims to rebuild its image after fatal crash (AP)
• Bomb rattles British spy HQ in Northern Ireland (AP)
• Court says Israeli ex-soldier stole documents (AP)
• Irish Blasphemy Law: Artists, Writers Fear Censorship
• Jade Goody's widow in court on rape charge (AFP)
• Dubai gives two men 25 years for Chechen slaying (AP)
• Brazil rancher goes on trial for US nun's murder (AP)
• Sudanese opposition urge elections cancelled (Reuters)
• Pakistan's Malik weds India's tennis star Mirza (AFP)
• Conservatives lead in new opinion poll (Reuters)
• Australia refloats Barrier Reef oil spill ship (AFP)
• British arrest of Bosnian leader revives dormant Balkan ten
• Thailand's red-shirt protests darken with unknown snipers,
• Roxana Saberi: An American Journalist Imprisoned in Iran
• Draft Law Targets NGOs in Egypt (OneWorld.net)
• Beneath NYC, police protect tunnels from terror (AP)
• Polish immigrants worldwide mourn crash victims (AP)
• Incinerator project burns up Pa. capital's cash (AP)
• 13 astronauts celebrate 2 big space anniversaries (AP)
• Lacking state funding, Census response rates lag (AP)
• Divisions arise over push for adoptions from Haiti (AP
• No body? No problem convicting, 90 percent of time (AP
• In coalfields, days of prayer end in sorrow (AP)
• Calif. gray whale-watchers fear dip in population (AP)
• 'Designing Women' star Dixie Carter dies of cancer (AP
• Magnitude 4.4 quake, others shake San Diego area (AP)
• Vatican makes clear bishops must report sex abuse (AP)
• AP survey: Recovery to remain sluggish into 2011 (AP)
• Crews re-enter W.Va. mine to recover 9 bodies (AP)
• Landslide derails train in northern Italy, 11 dead (AP
• Panel not ready to say when recession ended (AP)
• Obama, world leaders work to stop nuclear spread (AP)
• Thai poll body says ruling party must be dissolved (AP
• World's deepest known undersea volcanic vent found (AP
• Vatican makes peace with the Beatles (AP)
• Lightning fire Tocchet, Lawton after poor season (AP)
• Iran on Obama-Hu agenda as nuclear summit looms (Reute
• Thai PM pressured as army chief calls for polls (Reute
• Poland moves to fill key positions after crash (Reuter
• Iceland probe accuses former PM and ex-central bank head
• Attacks in Kandahar; NATO fires on Afghan bus (Reuters
• Reuters TV cameraman's chilling last picture show (Reu
• Orban vows growth, tax cuts to boost Hungary (Reuters)
• Kyrgyz interim government mounts pressure on Bakiyev (
• Pressure mounts on Thai PM after election body call (A
• Poland crash pilots had been warned: investigators (AF
• Four killed, 37 wounded in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraq PM says Sunni militia can stop bombings (AFP)
• Iraqi premier accuses neighbors of meddling (AP)
• Allawi's secularism may not fly in today's Iraq (AP)
• Iraq says Saudi backs unity government (AFP)
• Defense chief backs troops on Apache attack video (Reu
• Texas Stadium imploded by 1-plus ton of dynamite (AP)
• Newman makes late charge to NASCAR win at Phoenix (AP)
• BC tops Wisconsin 5-0, 2nd hockey title in 3 years (AP
• Sabathia rides no-hit bid for 7 2-3 innnings (AP)
• 17-1 long shot Line of David wins Arkansas Derby (AP)
• Braves win 7-2, hand Giants first loss of season (AP)
• Duncan powers Spurs to big win over Nuggets (Reuters)
• Accused woman wants Pitino extortion trial moved (AP)
• Horner stuns Valverde to win Tour of Basque Country (A
• Sharks beat Coyotes 3-2 in shootout (AP)
• Pennetta outlasts Suarez for ninth WTA singles title (
• Tiger Woods recovery on plan on the golf course (AP)
• Edgar stuns Penn, claims UFC lightweight title (AP)
• Holyfield stops Botha in eighth round (Reuters)
• Hamlin finishes race 10 days after knee surgery (AP)
• Iran to complain to UN over Obama nuclear 'threat' (AP
• The Maruti 800 and the Bajaj Chetak: The End of the Road fo
• Toothless United suffer title setback at Blackburn (AF
• Sudan votes on re-electing indicted president (AP)
• Cuba concert to counter critics draws sparse crowd (AP
• Abuse charge against Catholic priest roils Kenya (AP)
• Holbrooke, Petraeus meet Karzai in Kabul (AFP)
• Australian officials seek to protect reef (AP)
• Polish President Lech Kaczynski plane crash death could str
• Poland Mourns a Plane Crash That Decimates Its Government
• Grieving begins, but life goes on at W.Va. mines (AP)
• Worries about Calif. priest came early in career (AP)
• 1 killed, several hurt in shooting at Okla. mall (AP)
• NY senator fights airline carry-on bag fee (AP)
• Thousands rally for immigration reform across US (AP)
• 7 shot, wounded near New Orleans' French Quarter (AP)
• Magnitude-4.5 quake, others shake San Diego area (AP)
• Judge approves $110M settlement in E-Ferol case (AP)
• Cherokee's Mankiller remembered as humble leader (AP)
• SCLC board ousts its embattled chairman, treasurer (AP
• Grandmother: Boy terrorized adoptive family in US (AP)
• Men called to action in NJ after alleged gang rape (AP
• GOP chairman Steele: 'I've made mistakes' (AP)
• Hero who helped subdue shoe bomber becomes citizen (AP
• W.Va. miners were varied in experience, interests (AP)
• Crews begin recovering bodies from W.Va. mine (AP)
• Wash. day care stayed open after E. coli found (AP)
• Pa. circus elephant's killing of man 'accident' (AP)
• Polish president's body returns to Warsaw (AP)
• Thai protesters reject talks after deadly clashes (AP)
• Obama election-year jobs agenda stalls in Congress (AP
• Afghan president urges Taliban to air grievances (AP)
• Leahy: Nominee likely on high court for fall term (AP)
• Ousted Kyrgyz leader: not to blame for bloodshed (AP)
• Astronauts take 2nd spacewalk, overcome stiff bolt (AP
• 'Designing Women' star Dixie Carter dies at 70 (AP)
• More than 20,000 watch as Texas Stadium dynamited (AP)
• Final day at Augusta after a thrilling third round (AP
• Polish president's coffin returns to Warsaw (Reuters)
• Thai "red shirts" defiant after 21 die in clashes (Reu
• Sudan starts historic vote amid confusion, delays (Reu
• Karzai, McChrystal side-by-side in Afghan north (Reute
• Karzai tours with McChrystal after U.S. feud (Reuters)
• Pakistan in spotlight at Washington nuclear summit (Re
• Kyrgyz president defiant, opposition mulls arrest (Reu
• Dead president flown home to grief-stricken Poland (AF
• Thailand in turmoil after 21 die in bloody clashes (AF
• Maliki's bloc says 750,000 Iraqi votes in question (AP
• Iraq PM's bloc says fraud may have cost it 750,000 votes
• Saudi denies interfering in Iraq elections (AFP)
• Bomb kills three Iraqis from US-allied militia (AFP)
• Iran backs unity government in Iraq with Sunnis (Reute
• Iran urges Iraq unity government after poll stalemate
• Iraq-Turkey trade up 50 percent in past year (AFP)
• Iraq bombs kill child, four security men (AFP)
• Luge leaders study Olympic fatal crash report (AP)
• After 39 years, Texas Stadium ready for implosion (AP)
• Nielsen: Masters first-day ratings up 47 percent (AP)
• Arenas begins sentence for DC gun violations (AP)
• Couples can't duplicate magic from first round (AP)
• Ga. DA to announce decision on Roethlisberger case (AP
• Rays rout Yankees to spoil Vazquez return (Reuters)
• Hawks beat Raptors for 50th win of season (Reuters)
• Ohio St's Evan Turner wins Wooden Award (AP)
• Celtic hit new low as Ross County stun them in Cup (AF
• Former cycling champion Ballerini honoured (AFP)
• Fraser scores twices as Blackhawks beat Avs 5-2 (AP)
• Chela ousts Hewitt at US Men's Clay Court tennis (AFP)
• Italian youngster makes more history at Masters (AP)
• Yankee Stadium to host first fight in over 30 years (R
• Busch overcomes wild sequence to win at Phoenix (AP)
• Polish President Lech Kaczynski dies in crash (AP)
• US Navy holds 6 suspected pirates after battle (AP)
• Kyrgyz ponder whether to abandon Bakiyev (AP)
• Japan's Change Agent (Time.com)
• 2 Italians among 9 held in alleged Afghan plot (AP)
• Sudan says elections will go ahead despite boycott (AP
• At least 80 gunmen terrorize Mexican town, kill 4 (AP)
• 6,000 demonstrators protest Togo election results (AP)
• Officials say Pakistani strikes kill 96 militants (AP)
• Canadian PM forces out minister, calls in police (Reut
• Australia says freeze on asylum seekers legal (AFP)
• Commerce Department: China dumped cheap steel in U.S.
• Bashir: The only choice left in Sudan elections (The C
• Israel: The Troublesome Legal Saga of Ehud Olmert (Tim
• Analysis: Is GOP a party of yes, no or maybe so? (AP)
• What looked like easy governors' races may not be (AP)
• Law murky for mom who returned adopted Russian boy (AP
• Hundreds gather for Cherokee leader's funeral (AP)
• Astronauts 'ready to rock 'n' roll' on spacewalk 2 (AP
• Alaska eagle survives plunge after mating dance (AP)
• Preacher convicted of killing wife, freezing body (AP)
• Earthquake shakes southern Alaska; no damage (AP)
• Police ID 21 women in serial killer's photos (AP)
• Elephant kicks trainer at Pa. circus, killing him (AP)
• Parents issued citations at Hawaii furlough sit-in (AP
• Amid cuts, Ohio judge tells citizens to carry guns (AP
• Clinton urges bipartisan push on nukes (AP)
• Aging diamond thieves held in alleged bank plot (AP)
• Fight over NJ beach sand replenishment gets dirty (AP)
• Records: production over safety at W.Va. mine (AP)
• CO police: Suspect in 1980s killings dead (AP)
• Polish leader, 96 others dead in Russia jet crash (AP)
• Last hope gone: 4 W.Va. coal miners found dead (AP)
• Obama advertises tax breaks ahead of Tax Day (AP)
• Thai troops pull back from protest clashes; 5 dead (AP
• AP: Future pope stalled Calif. pedophile case (AP)
• GOP tries to head off liberal Stevens replacement (AP)
• China's $7.24B March trade deficit 1st in 6 years (AP)
• E. coli kills 1 child, sickens 3 at Wash. day care (AP
• Raabe, 'Wizard of Oz' Munchkin actor, dies at 94 (AP)
• Third round begins at Augusta with Tiger lurking (AP)
• Polish president, top officials killed in plane crash
• Troops, protesters clash as night falls in Bangkok (Re
• Missing West Virginia miners found dead, blast toll at 29
• U.S. halts troop flights from Kyrgyz base (Reuters)
• Karzai takes steps to bury feud with Washington (Reute
• Drug gang hangs two from bridge near Mexico City (Reut
• Cuban diplomat in Mexico has defected to U.S.: report
• Yuan rise still on cards despite rare trade deficit (R
• Polish president killed in plane disaster (AFP/File)
• More than 130 injured as Thai forces crackdown (AFP)
• 5 killed in northern Iraq attacks (AP)
• Iraq bombs kill child, four police and soldiers (AFP)
• APNewsBreak: Abu Ghraib MP unit to return to Iraq (AP)
• Ginobili signs 3-year extension with Spurs (AP)
• ESPN marks Tiger's tee shot with live coverage (AP)
• Woods gets warm welcome back from fans at Masters (AP)
• Arnie & Jack get the Masters started (AP)
• Stevens signs 12-year deal with Butler (AP)
• Lawyer: Evidence will exonerate Santonio Holmes (AP)
• Japanese female pitcher joins men's team in US (AP)
• Dour Denver defense drains Kobe-less Lakers (Reuters)
• Boston College routs Miami 7-1 in Frozen Four (AP)
• Ferguson confirms Rooney to miss Blackburn trip (AFP)
• Cyclists Ballan, Santambrogio suspended amid doping probe
• Sharks survive chippy 3rd to beat Canucks 4-2 (AP)
• Monfils out of Monte Carlo Masters tennis (AFP)
• Tiger Woods lost his moral compass, not his swing (AP)
• NY judge faults boxing weigh-in, awards no damages (AP
• Iran unveils more efficient centrifuge machines (AP)
• Kyrgyz victims mourned, US base fate on hold (AP)
• Germany Comes to Terms With Its New War (Time.com)
• Hungary's far right on verge of election gains (AP)
• Egypt slams US criticism over detaining protesters (AP
• AP Exclusive: Sinaloa cartel wins Juarez turf war (AP)
• Somali Islamists seize radio transmitters for BBC (AP)
• S.Lanka cricket stars enter parliament (AFP)
• Crews begin moving oil from ship stuck on reef (AP)
• Big-business Brazil taps into its young entrepreneurs
• Haitian Women Demand Role in Rebuilding Their Country
• Obama adviser says no US Mideast peace plan ready (AP)
• Grandmother: Adopted boy was violent, angry (AP)
• Kerrigan brother pleads not guilty to manslaughter (AP
• Sarah Palin to address gathering of GOP faithful (AP)
• Mine disaster highlights politics of coal in W.Va. (AP
• Authorities: F-16s neared commercial jet over Ohio (AP
• Florists toil in own way to honor fallen miners (AP)
• DA's sex ed warning befuddles Wis. teachers, kids (AP)
• US to close book on diplomat's airline bomb scare (AP)
• Achoo! Pollen at its worst in years in many areas (AP)
• Audi faces big test: Climbing Pike’s Peak without a dr
• Massey plans to replace lost W.Va. coal production (AP
• W.Va. gov gives new details about miners' location (AP
• Astronauts take 1st spacewalk of shuttle mission (AP)
• Amnesty: US guilty of Katrina-related abuses (AP)
• Sentencing phase to begin in NC Army slaying case (AP)
• Officials: Colo. deputy used stun gun on students (AP)
• Obama confers with Czech president, caps trip (AP)
• Stepdad of NJ girl defends 3 accused of raping her (AP
• Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens retiring (AP)
• Michigan's Stupak, a tea party target, is retiring (AP
• Smoke, fear of fire push rescuers from W.Va. mine (AP)
• NKorea vows to keep building nuclear bombs (AP)
• Republicans expected to line up behind New START (AP)
• Thai protesters storm into TV compound (AP)
• Wholesale inventories and sales both post gains (AP)
• Adoption freeze urged after boy returned to Russia (AP
• Israeli PM calls off trip to nuclear conference (AP)
• Woods tees off in second round 3 shots off lead (AP)
• U.S. probes risk of brake failure in 6 million GM trucks
• Netanyahu ducks U.S. nuclear summit, fearing censure (
• Iran to display new centrifuges for nuclear work (Reut
• South African white supremacist buried amid anger (Reu
• Rescuers hope to use camera to search West Virginia mine
• Iran claims to have proof against detained Americans (
• Suicide bomber kills one in Russia's south (Reuters)
• Thai protest TV back on air after confrontation (Reute
• Thai forces use tear gas as protesters storm TV station
• Kyrgyz leaders 'have blood on their hands': ousted presiden
• Anti-US cleric denounces Iraqi PM at demo (AFP)
• Iraq al-Qaida group says it's behind embassy hits (AP)
• Iraq al Qaeda group claims Baghdad embassy bombs (Reut
• Al-Qaeda in Iraq claims Baghdad embassy bombings (AFP)
• Reuters families demand US troops be tried over shooting
• Double blow for Schwank, a loss and a fine (AFP/Getty
• Tiger wants you to forgive, and to buy new Nikes (AP)
• AP Interview: official says no 1 reason for death (AP)
• Setting up new government in Marjah inches along (AP)
• NATO committed to find soldier held by insurgents (AP)
• China and West Virginia: A Tale of Two Mine Disasters
• German supplier takes steaks from diners' plates (AP)
• 13-year-old Yemeni bride dies of bleeding (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Chile gives US weapons-grade uranium (AP
• Skeletal children sign of crisis in Sudanese town (AP)
• Canadians back ruling party, oppose Afghan mission (Re
• NZ Catholic church investigates 5 abuse complaints (AP
• Guantanamo judge says detainee's trial won't begin for a ye
• Kyrgyzstan opposition takes over in Bishkek. What happens t
• Defense of the Realm: Britain's Armed Forces Crisis (T
• Haiti's Rebuilding Waits on Promised Aid (OneWorld.net
• For US abuse victims, crisis reawakens past trauma (AP
• 9/11 museum exhibits show NY vigils, WTC cleanup (AP)
• 3 girls in Mass. bullying case plead not guilty (AP)
• Attorney disputes NJ girl's gang-rape account (AP)
• FBI arrests Calif man for alleged Pelosi threats (AP)
• Prosecutors seek 335 years for Minn.'s Petters (AP)
• US woman silently pleads not guilty in terror case (AP
• Record-setting spacewoman asked about career, hair (AP
• Ohio sewer line trench collapse kills 1 worker (AP)
• Va. gov. concedes omission in history month decree (AP
• LA mayor backs down, says shutdown a last resort (AP)
• One W.Va. hollow awaits word on 3 of its own (AP)
• AP: Major safety lapses at mine long before blast (AP)
• 3rd ex-officer pleads guilty in Katrina probe (AP)
• W.Va. miner emerges unscathed while brother dies (AP)
• Feds cited Massey mine twice on day of explosion (AP)
• Mich. Muslim leader: Pix of slain Imam troubling (AP)
• Obama, Medvedev sign treaty to cut nuclear arms (AP)
• Gases force crews to abandon W.Va. mine rescue (AP)
• At least 200 buried, feared dead in Rio mudslide (AP)
• Officials: Jet restroom smoker caused bomb scare (AP)
• Kyrgyz president refuses to admit defeat (AP)
• Initial jobless claims increase unexpectedly (AP)
• Retailers report 4th consecutive month of gains (AP)
• Kate Gosselin returning to TLC with new series (AP)
• 'Mind-reading' brain-scan software showcased in NY (AP
• Two champs tee off Masters, focus still on Woods (AP)
• Obama and Medvedev sign arms treaty, press Iran (Reute
• Kyrgyz opposition seizes power, orders looters shot (R
• Pakistani MPs do away with Zardari's crucial powers (R
• Sri Lanka's first post-war parliamentary poll ends (Re
• Hamas move on Gaza banks fuels banker concerns (Reuter
• Rescuers search for survivors in West Virginia mine (R
• Republicans ponder 2010, and 2012, in New Orleans (Reu
• Obama and Medvedev cut nuclear arsenals, warn Iran (AF
• New Kyrgyz leaders tell president to quit (AFP)
• Two US soldiers killed in northern Iraq: military (AFP
• 2 US soldiers killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• U.S. Iraq command: no current plans to reopen attack probe
• US military reviews video of Iraq shooting: official (
• Biden offers support to Iraq after attacks (AFP)
• Baghdad Attacks: U.S. Downplays New Wave of Bombings (
• Killings of Iraqi journalists: US says they were not war cr
• Sadr followers snub Allawi and Maliki. Who will lead Iraq?
• A sense of normalcy returns at Augusta National (AP)
• Woods to play with Choi, Kuchar in opening rounds (AP)
• Armstrong pulls out of French race citing illness (AP)
• Williams lifts Jazz over Thunder 140-139 in OT (AP)
• Rams GM: Bulger release doesn't tip hand (AP)
• Yankees rally for rebound win over Red Sox (Reuters)
• Pippen, Malone headline 2010 NBA hall of fame class (A
• Rallies planned as UConn women return home (AP)
• Bayern's Robben eager for Man Utd clash (AFP)
• Former world champion Ballan in doping probe (Reuters)
• Kings rally from 3 goals down to beat Ducks in SO (AP)
• Tennis legend Navratilova diagnosed with breast cancer
• Is Phil Mickelson the new Tiger Woods role model? (AP)
• Margarito: I didn't know about illegal hand wraps (AP)
• Texas governor sponsors NASCAR driver for race (AP)
• London 2012 plans for record 5,000 doping tests (AP)
• Anti-govt protests sweep Kyrgyzstan, 17 said dead (AP)
• Thai PM declares state of emergency in Bangkok (AP)
• Direct Democracy: Citizen Initiatives Come to Europe (
• Swiss solar-energy plane in maiden test flight (AFP)
• PM: Israel to face no pressure at nuclear meeting (AP)
• Gunmen attack Mexican army housing, 2 troops hurt (AP)
• Kenya seeks return of citizen held at Gitmo (AP)
• India corporate fraud rising: KPMG report (AFP)
• Loonie climbs past parity for second day (Reuters)
• Timor police declare war on mysterious 'ninjas' (AFP)
• Guantanamo war court resumes hearings amid uncertainty
• Michelle Obama and the Americanization of the Britain gener
• 'Black Widows' recruited for terrorism in Russia (Time
• Escaping a Cambodian Brothel: One Woman's Story (OneWo
• Sister: Man in Murray threat wasn't an intimidator (AP
• Census ads seek to boost minority participation (AP)
• W.Va. mine owner accused of putting safety second (AP)
• AP: Mines fight safety violations, fines go unpaid (AP
• Shuttle Discovery arrives at space station (AP)
• Ala. dental spat may foreshadow Obama plan effects (AP
• Family reunited with baby pulled from quake rubble (AP
• Mourners pray for victims of W.Va. mine explosion (AP)
• Church: Norway bishop resigned in '09 over abuse (AP)
• Moore lifts Connecticut out of funk, into history (AP)
• Black conservative tea party backers take heat (AP)
• Biodynamic farmers connect to earth's rhythms (AP)
• 1 arrested in shooting amid Times Square mayhem (AP)
• Study: Riskier surgeries for back pain raise costs (AP
• Miss. lesbian student's prom night falls short (AP)
• 3 plead not guilty in Mass. school bullying case (AP)
• Gomez introduced as next leader of LA archdiocese (AP)
• O'Connor: More justices may skip State of Union (AP)
• Frenchman who helped rescue toddler in NYC found (AP)
• Rescuers bang pipe in W.Va. coal mine; no response (AP
• Anti-govt protests rock Kyrgyzstan, 17 said dead (AP)
• Boston man gets 8 years' hard labor in North Korea (AP
• GM posts $4.3 billion loss in July-December period (AP
• Iran derides Obama's "cowboy" nuclear stance (AP)
• Rain resumes in Rio, officials fear more deaths (AP)
• Not all terrorism: Obama tries to change subject (AP)
• Giant lizard discovered in the Philippines (AP)
• Jim Carrey, Jenny McCarthy announce split in tweet (AP
• Report: Tennis great Navratilova has breast cancer (AP
• No signs of life heard in West Virginia mine (Reuters)
• Troops fire on Kyrgyz anti-government protests, many killed
• U.S.-Israeli dispute still unresolved: Netanyahu (Reut
• Obama seeks momentum from Russia arms pact signing (Re
• U.S. forecaster CSU sees 8 Atlantic hurricanes in 2010
• Rio tries to restore order amid more rain, 96 dead (Re
• Afghanistan plays down Karzai's anti-West remarks (Reu
• UK's Brown, Cameron trade blows over economy, defense
• Clashes leave 17 dead in Kyrgyzstan revolt (AFP)
• Thai PM declares state of emergency in Bangkok (AFP)
• Iraq in 'open war' with Qaeda after Baghdad bombs (AFP
• WikiLeaks Iraq Video Shows U.S. Troops Killing Civilians
• Iraqi police foil teenage would-be suicide bomber (Reu
• Iraq police nab 10-year-old would-be suicide bomber (A
• Al-Sadr's movement backs neither Iraq front-runner (AP
• Iraq ex-premier Jaafari wins Sadr 'referendum' (AFP)
• Who succeeds top Iraqi cleric not just about piety (AP
• Baghdad airport closed (AFP)
• Thirty-five killed as six bombs rock Baghdad (AFP)
• Military can't find its copy of Iraq killing video (AP
• White House: Graphic Iraq shooting video 'tragic' (AFP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,388 (AP)
• Video of Iraqi journalists' killings: Is WikiLeaks a securi
• Some of the recent attacks in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq attacks will not delay US withdrawal: White House
• AP Interview: Allawi says Iraq impasse drags on (AP)
• White House: Iraq troop withdrawal plan unchanged (AP)
• New Baghdad bombing tactic kills at least 35 (McClatch
• Caster Semenya plans to race June 24 in Spain (AP)
• Butler's wonderful ride ends 1 win short of title (AP)
• A 4th title for Coach K, thanks to Duke's 'Big 3' (AP)
• Coach K shows something old, something new to win (AP)
• Rams release quarterback Marc Bulger (AP)
• Play ball! Obama, Big Mac highlight opening day (AP)
• Aussie NBA star Bogut undergoes hand surgery (AFP)
• Thousands rally, gather on campus to back Butler (AP)
• Arsenal confident of exploiting Barcelona soft centre
• Valverde handed win as Freire relegated (AFP)
• Oilers handle Wild 4-1 (AP)
• Scandal-hit Odesnik defeats Janowicz on the clay (AFP)
• CBS says it won't pull punches with Tiger Woods (AP)
• Duke hangs on, beats Butler for 4th national title (AP
• Margarito fights to reclaim reputation, licenses (AP)
• FIFA dress code bars Iran girls from Youth Games (AP)
• Japan: 'Lonely Deaths' Rise Among Unemployed, Elderly
• Egypt police violently disperse pro-reform protest (AP
• Heavy rains swamp Rio, killing 8, halting traffic (AP)
• Nigerian acting leader names female oil minister (AFP)
• Lawmaker: Kim may visit China in late April (AP)
• Canadian dollar hits parity vs. U.S. dollar (Reuters)
• Australian PM calls ship accident 'outrageous' (AFP)
• Judge voids scores of Guantanamo habeas cases (McClatc
• Indian priest sex abuse case continues to test Pope Benedic
• Terre'Blanche murder reveals S. Africa racial divide (
• Priest accused of US abuse won't fight extradition (AP
• Business owners work to repair damage from quake (AP)
• Cameras make Chicago most closely watched US city (AP)
• California 13-year-old to attempt to climb Everest (AP
• Hawaii man's China military secrets trial to begin (AP
• Texas man threatened deadly force to stop abortion (AP
• Evangelist on trial in Ala. in wife's death (AP)
• 4 shot, 33 arrested and dozens cited in NYC mayhem (AP
• Cardinals defend pope on church sex abuse scandal (AP)
• Study: Northeast seeing more, fiercer rainstorms (AP)
• Census Bureau urges same-sex couples to be counted (AP
• Jackson doctor's case assigned to LA trial judge (AP)
• Tiger says he's coming back to win at Augusta (AP)
• Leibovitz accused anew of not paying her bills (AP)
• Sanitation workers find body parts in NJ trash (AP)
• Lawyer: US terror suspect to plead not guilty (AP)
• Phones in remote Washington come at high cost (AP)
• Powerful Baja quake less devastating than Haiti (AP)
• 25 dead in W.Va. mine blast, worst since 1984 (AP)
• 27 Taliban reported killed in western fighting (AP)
• Duke wins NCAA title in 61-59 thriller over Butler (AP
• Bombings rip through Baghdad, killing 49 (AP)
• Pope names Mexican-born Gomez to take over in LA (AP)
• Parties scramble as Britain sets May 6 election (AP)
• Red Shirt protesters flood streets of Thai capital (AP
• Toyota faces legal dilemma as well as record fine (AP)
• Antenna failure hampers crew's shuttle inspection (AP)
• Nicollette Sheridan sues producer of 'Housewives' (AP)
• At least 25 dead in West Virginia mine disaster (Reute
• British parties launch month-long election campaign (R
• Obama poised to limit U.S. use of nuclear arms (Reuter
• Obama limits U.S. use of nuclear arms (Reuters)
• Five bodies found after "miracle" China mine rescue (R
• Nigeria's leader swears in new cabinet, assigns jobs (
• Tiger Woods admits he lied and deceived (Reuters)
• Israel faults troops in two fatal W.Bank incidents (Re
• Indian Maoists massacre 75 policemen in ambush (AFP)
• US mine explosion leaves 25 dead (AFP)
• Pentagon Video of Baghdad Journalist Attack Wikileaked
• Blasts rock Baghdad killing 35 (AFP)
• String of bombings rip through Baghdad, killing 49 (AP
• Iraqi journalists want probe of taped US shooting (AP)
• Baghdad blasts kill 35, destroy seven buildings (Reute
• Total under investigation over Iraq oil-for-food (Reut
• Total charged with graft in Iraqi oil-for-food programme
• Twenty-eight killed in Baghdad bomb attacks: official
• Five explosions in Baghdad: interior ministry (AFP)
• AP source confirms video of Baghdad firefight (AP)
• Leaked U.S. video shows deaths of Reuters' Iraqi staffers
• Iraq's Health System Needs Years of Work (OneWorld.net
• Video posted of Apache strike which killed Reuters employee
• Italian firms to build Iraq's biggest port: minister (
• Eagles trade 6-time Pro Bowl QB McNabb to Redskins (AP
• Boston tops New York behind Youkilis' hitting (AP)
• Maya Moore and UConn 1 step from another title (AP)
• Stanford tops Oklahoma, reaches women's title game (AP
• Obama loosens throwing arm for first-pitch outing (AP)
• Redskins acquire quarterback McNabb from Eagles (Reute
• Pedroia blast helps lift Red Sox over Yankees (Reuters
• Nelson ties coaching wins record as Warriors beat Raptors
• Rooney could make Bayern cruncher (AFP)
• Cyclist Cancellara ends long Swiss wait for Flanders crown
• Salo scores OT goal for Canucks (AP)
• Roddick ends Berdych's run to win Miami Masters title
• How much can a Swedish woman forgive? Ask Elin (AP)
• Mom: Son helped kill SAfrican white supremacist (AP)
• 10 killed in NATO raid on Afghan militants (AP)
• Europe's Education Crisis: College Costs Soar (Time.co
• Dubai upholds British pair's jail term over kiss (Reut
• Mexico stunned: Missing child found dead at home (AP)
• Central Africa troops kill 10 rebels: officer (AFP)
• White House condemns Peshawar attack (Reuters)
• TSX at 18-month high on oil rally (Reuters)
• Stranded coal carrier threatens Great Barrier Reef (AF
• Mexicali earthquake: Major 7.2 quake hits US-Mexico border
• The Dark Side of Brazil's Economic Miracle (Time.com)
• Aftershocks continue to shake Southern California (AP)
• Priest accused of US abuse still working in India (AP)
• New dispute over boy brought to NJ from Brazil (AP)
• 4 shot, more than 50 arrested in NYC mayhem (AP)
• NYC doormen may strike April 21 (AP)
• Flooded RI residents hear Easter renewal messages (AP)
• Police: LA restaurant shooting victims targeted (AP)
• Outlandish hats go on display at NYC Easter parade (AP
• Water bills go up in down economy as usage drops (AP)
• Magnitude-7.2 quake strikes Baja California (AP)
• USGS says NorCal quake report wrong after review (AP)
• Strong aftershocks in US after large Mexico quake (AP)
• Police consider charges in Denver bus crash (AP)
• Magnitude 6.9 quake strikes Baja California (AP)
• Strong quake kills 2 in Mexico, rattles US states (AP)
• US consulate attacked in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Space shuttle Discovery, 7 astronauts blast off (AP)
• 'Miracle' in China: 115 trapped miners rescued (AP)
• US service sector gauge grows faster in March (AP)
• Apple sells over 300,000 iPads on day of debut (AP)
• Study: Breast-feeding would save hundreds of lives, billion
• Jackson family to face doctor charged in death (AP)
• Tiger hits the links for some Masters practice (AP)
• Duke and Butler not as different as you think (AP)
• Gunmen attack U.S. consulate in Pakistan (Reuters)
• Strong quake shakes cities around U.S.-Mexico border (
• At least 114 rescued from flooded China mine (Reuters)
• China quiet on U.S. currency report delay (Reuters)
• Thai authorities struggle to end mass protest (Reuters
• Apple sells 300,000 iPads on first day (Reuters)
• Suicide bomber kills 2 police in Russia's Ingushetia (
• Stranded ship "time bomb" to Great Barrier Reef (Reute
• Pakistan attacks kill 46, target US consulate (AFP)
• China hails 'miracle' as 115 rescued from flooded mine
• Iraq on alert after deadly embassy blasts (AFP)
• Retrial postponed for Iraqi in Briton's death (AP)
• Suicide bombings target Baghdad embassies, killing more tha
• Deadly raid on Sunni village renews fear of sectarian viole
• Suicide car bombers kill 41 in central Baghdad (Reuter
• Butler does it - again - and will play for title (AP)
• Duke beats West Virginia 78-57; back in title game (AP
• Butler's ferocious defense saves atrocious offense (AP
• Fall leaves Bucks' Bogut with multiple injuries (AP)
• Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel wins Malaysian GP (AP)
• Browns tackle pleads not guilty to gun charge (AP)
• Morales hits grand slam, Angels beat Dodgers 6-4 (AP)
• West Virginia bounced from Final Four by Duke (AP)
• Man United count the cost of Rooney injury (AFP)
• Cyclist Cancellara takes Flanders crown (AFP)
• Ducks beat Kings 2-1 in shootout (AP)
• Clijsters steamrolls Williams for Miami triumph (AFP)
• Stupples atop star-studded KNC leaderboard (AP)
• Hopkins beats Jones to scratch 17 year itch (Reuters)
• Kevin Harvick wins Nationwide race (AP)
• Germany to probe friendly fire clash that killed 6 (AP
• Officials fear ship breaking apart on Barrier Reef (AP
• World's tallest tower in Dubai reopens (AP)
• Taking Up the Dr. Seuss School of Catholicism (Time.co
• Keane gives Lennon second win as Celtic boss (AFP)
• Iran to host nuclear disarmament conference (AP)
• Mexican mom denies role in her 4-year-old's death (AP)
• Karzai 'to consult tribal leaders before Kandahar push'
• Australia warns stranded Chinese ship could break up (
• In Haiti, Deep Skepticism About a U.N. Rescue Plan (Ti
• Haitians face illegal entry charges in Vermont (AP)
• Levada brought back accused priest with conditions (AP
• Plane with Heat players makes emergency landing (AP)
• Police: Notre Dame recruit 'drunk' on fatal fall (AP)
• 5 charged in gang rape of girl, 7, in NJ apartment (AP
• Denver bus runs red light; 1 killed, 15 injured (AP)
• 4 killed in LA restaurant shooting (AP)
• Police: Teen shoots classmate, self at NY station (AP)
• Inquiry begins into deadly Wash. refinery blast (AP)
• Nuclear heartland anxious about missile cuts (AP)
• Residents of NJ city say cops worse than criminals (AP
• Progressive Wisconsin slow to curb drunk driving (AP)
• Friends: Family killed in fire planned 1-day stay (AP)
• Woman in SF drug lab probe charged in San Mateo (AP)
• Air Force to launch robotic winged space plane (AP)
• NASA clears Discovery for Monday morning launch (AP)
• Pope hailed as 'unfailing' leader at Easter Mass (AP)
• Specter hopes Justice Stevens doesn't quit in 2010 (AP
• Summers expects financial overhaul to pass Senate (AP)
• Karzai pledges consultation ahead of new offensive (AP
• White supremacist's killing a 'declaration of war' (AP
• Blasts derail Russian train in Dagestan (AP)
• Russian spacecraft docks at orbiting station (AP)
• Dubai jail sentence upheld for UK kissing couple (AP)
• It's Butler vs. Duke for national title (AP)
• Cardinal defends pope, denounces "petty gossip" (Reute
• Afghan upper house backs Karzai election decree (Reute
• Apple's iPad hits shelves; testing begins (Reuters)
• South Africa urges calm after Terre'blanche murder (Re
• Protesters defiant in siege of key Bangkok district (R
• Iran says China agrees sanctions ineffective (Reuters)
• Pope shuns paedophilia scandal as Christians mark Easter
• Zuma calls for calm over white supremacist killing (AF
• Triple blasts target Baghdad embassies, killing 30 (AF
• 3 Baghdad suicide blasts target embassies; 35 dead (AP
• Suicide car bombers kill 30 in central Baghdad (Reuter
• Baghdad blasts 'kill 30' (AFP)
• Massive blasts rock central Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraqi village killers 'posed as US soldiers' (AFP)
• Kidnapped Army linguist returns home to San Diego (AP)
• Sadrist kingmakers close 'referendum' on Iraq PM (AFP)
• Iraq election tangle stokes fears of new violence (AP)
• Kurds want Talabani to stay on as Iraqi president (AFP
• Lakers sign Kobe to 3-year, $90 million extension (AP)
• LeBron, Cavs get 60th win; close in on best record (AP
• A-Rod meets with MLB investigators on Canadian doc (AP
• Kim takes 1-shot lead in Kraft Nabisco (AP)
• Roddick edges Nadal in Key Biscayne semis (AP)
• Judge says lawsuit against Browns can move ahead (AP)
• Wakefield looking for bounce-back year (AP)
• Cavs shoot down Hawks to reach 60 wins again (Reuters)
• Butler's way leads to Final Four (AP)
• Chelsea earn crucial win at title rivals United (AFP)
• Zirbel suspended after positive testosterone test (AFP
• Grabner's hat trick sends Canucks into playoffs (AP)
• Roddick stuns Nadal to book Miami tennis final (AFP)
• Molder shoots 66 to take Houston Open lead (AP)
• Ex-boxing champ back in New Mexico jail (AP)
• Kyle Busch wins NASCAR trucks race at Nashville (AP)
• Anglican leader: Irish church lost its credibility (AP
• Ahmadinejad: Sanctions aid, rather than hurt, Iran (AP
• Forest massacre may be linked to Moscow bombings (AP)
• Belgium Moves Closer to Europe's First Burqa Ban (Time
• Kirchner renews Argentina's Falklands claims (AFP)
• Bahrain: US Navy ends search for missing pilot (AP)
• Guyana cops look into teen's death after exorcism (AP)
• Sudan vote free and as fair as possible: US envoy (AFP
• Australia appoints first population minister (AFP)
• U.S.-Afghan tensions threaten to undermine war against Tali
• In Egypt, Christians celebrate Easter Sunday under shadow o
• Hu Jintao's U.S. Visit: Talks on Currency, Nuclear Iran
• Deposition: Levada defends decision on Ore. priest (AP
• Fire above Minneapolis pub kills 3 adults, 3 kids (AP)
• 2nd American woman charged in 'Jihad Jane' case (AP)
• SF crime lab scandal strains justice system (AP)
• Feds: Homes with Chinese drywall must be gutted (AP)
• Thousands of vets missing out on better benefits (AP)
• Militia's influence appears limited to close group (AP
• US Jewish leaders denounce Catholic sermon (AP)
• Napolitano tours flooded RI, deemed disaster area (AP)
• Neighbors' fear impedes NJ child gang-rape case (AP)
• 'Dynasty' oil tycoon John Forsythe dead at 92 (AP)
• Fla. chef has 9 reasons his octopus tastes better (AP)
• FBI probes Alabama lawmakers on bingo casino bill (AP)
• NYC study: 50 native plants disappearing (AP)
• Spacewoman power: 4 women in orbit at same time (AP)
• AP: Vatican waited years to defrock Arizona priest (AP
• Republicans dispute course of financial overhaul (AP)
• Obama hails 'shared spirit of humanity' at Easter (AP)
• German friendly fire kills 6 Afghan soldiers (AP)
• Thai protesters occupy capital's commercial center (AP
• 5 dead, 2 hurt in blast, fire at Wash. refinery (AP)
• Apple's much-anticipated iPad goes on sale (AP)
• Death threats prompt tighter security for Andrews (AP)
• Ohio high school: Notre Dame recruit died in Fla. (AP)
• Ahmadinejad rejects Obama's "beautiful words" to Iran
• Jews outraged at Vatican scandal comparison (Reuters)
• Apple's iPad hits store shelves (Reuters)
• Thai protesters swarm Bangkok shopping district (Reute
• Greek PM calls for end to cronyism (Reuters)
• No criminal charges seen in AIG's collapse: TV report
• Five dead in Tesoro Anacortes refinery fire (Reuters)
• New criticism of pope further clouds Easter Week (AFP)
• Gunmen in army uniforms massacre 25 people in Iraq (AF
• Men in Iraqi army uniforms kill 24 in Sunni area (AP)
• Gunmen storm Sunni enclave in Baghdad, kill 24 (Reuter
• Kidnapped Army linguist returning to San Diego (AP)
• Iraq, Afghan wars biggest logistical effort since WWII: US
• Ohio State's Turner is AP's Player of the Year (AP)
• Syracuse's Boeheim is AP's Coach of the Year (AP)
• Final Four teams make it to Indy with D (AP)
• 'If it doesn't hurt, you haven't done enough.' (AP)
• Clijsters edges Henin in semis; Venus wins (AP)
• Browns nose tackle Shaun Rogers still in jail (AP)
• Kennedy sharp as D-Backs rout Brewers 12-3 (AP)
• Anthony, Nuggets bounce back to top Blazers 109-92 (AP
• Morgantown cautions fans: The world is watching (AP)
• Fergie backs United to sink Chelsea without Rooney (AF
• Cyclist Boonen has another Flanders in his sights (AFP
• Kings rout Canucks behind Brown's hat trick (AP)
• Venus to face Clijsters in Miami tennis final (AFP)
• Stadler, Percy top Houston Open leaderboard (AP)
• Hopkins eyes revenge against desperate Jones (Reuters)
• Group sues over allegedly counterfeit racing gear (AP)
• IOC backs Russia over security at Sochi Olympics (AP)
• Imam: Nigeria's ill, absent president meets guests (AP
• Hamas hints it wants to keep Gaza quiet (AP)
• George Papandreou: The Greek Thinker (Time.com)
• Christians converge on Jerusalem for Good Friday (AP)
• Putin deepens ties with Chavez on Venezuela visit (AP)
• Kenyan parliament passes draft constitution (AP)
• Pakistan attorney general quits amid graft dispute (AP
• Canada police apologize for Polish immigrant's death (
• Australia says will not accept commercial whaling plan
• Beheadings become signature of Mexico's drug gangs (Mc
• Britain names Chagos Islands world's largest marine preserv
• In Gentrifying Berlin, Revenge of the Anarchists (Time
• A Blueprint for Haiti's Redevelopment (OneWorld.net)
• Autopsies: Women found in Ohio home were strangled (AP
• Medical waste shipments turn up heads, torsos (AP)
• Abortion doctor's killer uses sentencing as forum (AP)
• Homeland Security chief tours flood-damaged RI (AP)
• 3 charged with murder in fatal NY subway stabbings (AP
• Authorities expand search for missing Colo. girl (AP)
• Changes to federal foreclosure program announced (AP)
• Calif. bill would expand pesticide safety program (AP)
• Judge to rule on release of 8 militia suspects (AP)
• Israeli woman detained on military leak accusation (AP
• Obama urges patience as health care law kicks in (AP)
• Ore. scouting exec says parents negligent in abuse (AP
• Hope and a telescope enthrall Gaza stargazers (AP)
• Fundraiser charged in Mass. Catholic school ruse (AP)
• Calif. AG: No criminality found on ACORN tapes (AP)
• Obama visits flood emergency site in Massachusetts (AP
• Obama talks to Chinese leader while plane idles (AP)
• NJ man arrested in connection to gang-rape case (AP)
• Employers added most jobs in 3 years in March (AP)
• Obama: US would go bankrupt without health changes (AP
• German archbishop says church failed abuse victims (AP
• FBI warns extremist letters may encourage violence (AP
• 3 dead, 4 hurt in blast, fire at Wash. refinery (AP)
• Report: Moscow bomber was teen widow of militant (AP)
• Napolitano says new checks set for travelers to US (AP
• Sounds heard in China mine where 153 trapped (AP)
• Source: Charlie Sheen wants to bow out of sitcom (AP)
• Dayton wins NIT, beats North Carolina 79-68 (AP)
• U.S. to impose new airline security measures (Reuters)
• Obama and Medvedev to sign landmark nuclear arms pact
• Obama urges China's Hu to get behind Iran push (Reuter
• Teenage "Black Widow" suspected of Moscow bomb: source
• Private sector hiring lifts March payrolls (Reuters)
• Obama previews rhetoric for mid-term elections (Reuter
• Israeli planes and helicopters mount Gaza attacks (Reu
• Israel warns of new Gaza assault after air strikes (AF
• Iran rebukes 'threats' as Obama urges Chinese support
• Iraq's Sadrists hold vote for prime minister choice (R
• Leader of Iraqi Shiite party gives boost to Allawi (AP
• Army moves troops, gear from Iraq to Afghanistan (AP)
• Iraq's Sadrists go to the polls in PM 'referendum' (AF
• Sadrists, Iraq's new kingmakers, hold sway in vote (AF
• Six Iraq al Qaeda leaders killed or arrested: U.S. (Re
• U.S. Justice sues KBR for improper costs in Iraq (Reut
• Iraq says March deadliest month so far this year (AFP)
• US sanctions London-based Al-Qaeda 'gunrunner' (AFP)
• Pakistani general: Al Qaida-Taliban haven to be cleared by
• Hezbollah denies responsibility for truck bomb blast that k
• Sex Abuse: The Vatican's Struggle for Damage Control (
• Burma: In Opting for Poll Boycott, Suu Kyi’s Party Goe
• Judge rejects new trial in Kan. abortion shooting (AP)
• NM business owner faces charge in body part case (AP)
• Study: Small soda taxes don't dent obesity (AP)
• Militia suspect denies he was involved in any plot (AP
• DC police look to stop shooting paybacks; 5 dead (AP)
• Grad student uncovers Haitian founding document (AP)
• 2 exonerated Conn. inmates ordered freed (AP)
• Gay marriage issue affects Calif. GOP Senate race (AP)
• Will Hoffa mystery be buried with Giants Stadium? (AP)
• Lives altered by mass shooting a year ago in NY (AP)
• New England floodwaters recede, but danger remains (AP
• Reaction mixed to idea of East Coast drilling (AP)
• Poll: Close to 9 in 10 Latinos to fill out census (AP)
• Bush wiretapping program takes hit in Calif ruling (AP
• Lawmakers push states to speed taxpayer refunds (AP)
• Ft. Hood suspect apparently being moved to jail (AP)
• Police: NJ teen sold stepsister, 7, for party sex (AP)
• Autopsy: SeaWorld trainer died of trauma, drowning (AP
• 1963 letter indicates former pope knew of abuse (AP)
• Fuel efficiency rules aimed at advanced vehicles (AP)
• New claims for unemployment benefits drop slightly (AP
• U.S. Navy frigate captures pirate mother ship near Seychell
• Russia vows 'crueler' measures against terrorists (AP)
• Sight unseen, fans hear `iPad' and think `iWant' (AP)
• Vatican lashes out against sex abuse coverage (AP)
• April Fools': Google renames itself 'Topeka' (AP)
• NY politician takes up cause: Sagging pants (AP)
• Jennifer Hudson becomes Weight Watchers rep (AP)
• Johnson scores 25 to lead Hawks past Lakers 109-92 (AP
• Democrats lie low after healthcare victory (Reuters)
• China to discuss Iran sanctions, Hu to visit U.S. (Reu
• Abortion doctor killer faces sentencing amid debate (R
• Special Report:Holy bubble! Churches struck down by foreclo
• NY Times sells piece of its Red Sox stake (Reuters)
• Obama focuses on businesses in healthcare pitch (Reute
• Pope has immunity in sex-abuse trials, Vatican says (R
• Karzai lashes out at West over Afghan elections (Reute
• Iran nuclear crisis needs 'peaceful' answer: Beijing (
• Medvedev in Caucasus as Russia buries bomb victims (AF
• Iraq health official killed at his Baghdad home (AP)
• Iraqi health official gunned down at home (AFP)
• Iraq's Kurds want a voice in exchange for support (AP)
• Abducted Army linguist glad to be back in US (AP)
• Iraq Election: Media Call Allawi Win, Deadlock Remains
• Security Council backs Iraq election results (AP)
• Mounting obstacles block efforts to form new Iraq governmen
• Iran denies meddling in Iraqi politics (AFP)
• Iraq PM appeals poll results, Sadr plans referendum (R
• Tar Heels, Flyers to play for NIT title (AP)
• Moore leads Huskies back to the Final Four (AP)
• Oklahoma beats Kentucky to earn Final Four berth (AP)
• Lavin agrees to become coach at St. John's (AP)
• Skinner fired as Boston College basketball coach (AP)
• Vikings sign defensive end Mike Montgomery from Packers
• Spring Training Capsules (AP)
• Nash helps Suns clinch playoff spot (AP)
• Tar Heels beat Rhode Island in NIT semifinals (AP)
• England and Man Utd await Rooney injury scan (AFP)
• Tour de France team lineup announced (AFP)
• Sedin has goal, 2 assists as Canucks top Coyotes (AP)
• Berdych upsets top seed Federer at Miami tennis (AFP)
• Tiger Woods' Masters Partners (AP)
• European bishops urge victims to go to the police (AP)
• US Navy plane crashes in Arabian Sea (AP)
• Parliament panel in Belgium approves banning burqa (AP
• E.U. Members Sell Weapons with Torture Potential (Time
• Britain mulls plans for possible hung Parliament (AP)
• US Senator John Kerry visiting Lebanon, Syria (AP)
• Brazil trial in US nun killing delayed (AP)
• Nigerian Senate approves majority of new Cabinet (AP)
• Cambodian ex-king returns home from China (AFP)
• G8 increases pressure on Iran over nuclear program (Re
• Chavez Turns to Defamation Law to Stem Venezuela Dissent
• Israel Recognising Obama Means Business (OneWorld.net)
• Hearings scheduled for Christian militia suspects (AP)
• Pa. college benefits from namesake Italian apparel (AP
• US pledges $1.15B to earthquake-stricken Haiti (AP)
• Casino at ex-Rat Pack hangout closes at Tahoe (AP)
• Philly charter school moonlights as a nightclub (AP)
• VA doctors prohibited from prescribing medical pot (AP
• Calif. judge sentences serial killer to death (AP)
• Bullying raises questions about schools' vigilance (AP
• Dem AGs rebuff GOP govs on health-care lawsuits (AP)
• Teacher who inspired 'Stand and Deliver' film dies (AP
• Priest defends Vatican's handling of Wis. scandal (AP)
• Body parts found at Kansas medical waste company (AP)
• Fire at La. chemical warehouse forces evacuations (AP)
• FAA, NTSB investigate near mid-air crash over SF (AP)
• Lesbian, girlfriend OK for private Miss. prom (AP)
• Cops: Minn. man trapped, shot ex with kids in car (AP)
• Suicide-slaying suspected in deaths of 4 in NC (AP)
• Eastern floods scatter residents as worst awaits (AP)
• Navy plane crashes while operating in Arabian Sea (AP)
• Obama to allow oil drilling off Virginia coast (AP)
• New suicide blasts kill 12 in southern Russia (AP)
• Gunman sprays DC crowd, killing 4 and wounding 5 (AP)
• Factory orders rise for 10th time in 11 months (AP)
• Swiss say legal immunity protects Pakistani leader (AP
• Study suggests toads can detect coming earthquakes (AP
• Jesse James reportedly seeking professional help (AP)
• UConn, Griner headline intriguing Final Four field (AP
• Obama to permit oil exploration off Virginia coast (Re
• Bombs kill 12 in Russia, days after metro attacks (Reu
• U.S. rebound on good footing: Fed's Fisher (Reuters)
• Obama wants U.N. sanctions on Iran in weeks (Reuters)
• Copenhagen Accord climate pledges too weak: U.N (Reute
• Some Yahoo email accounts hacked in China, Taiwan (Reu
• Iranian nuclear scientist defects to U.S.: report (Reu
• AIG lawsuit alleging missed "red flags" dismissed (Reu
• Russia rocked by new deadly suicide attack (AFP)
• Iran negotiator visits China amid sanctions pressure (
• Dead soldier's father must pay organizer of anti-gay protes
• Iraq front-runner meets nation's Kurdish president (AP
• Dad of a fallen Marine perseveres against protests at milit
• Iraqi artist who opposed Saddam now fights 'terrorist' labe
• Iraq's Allawi accuses Iran of interference (AFP)
• Sadrists organise referendum to name Iraq PM (AFP)
• Maliki is block in Iraq coalition merger talks (Reuter
• Iraq PM will follow law on election: US envoy (AFP)
• Convicted Iraq war roadside bomber in Dutch jail (AP)
• Al Skinner out as Boston College basketball coach (AP)
• IAAF asks ASA to keep Semenya from competing (AP)
• Pohlen's buzzer beater lifts Stanford past Xavier (AP)
• Griner's shot sends Baylor to 51-48 win over Duke (AP)
• Duke favored to win NCAA title; Mich. St. underdog (AP
• Seahawks sign Sean Morey in bid to boost special teams
• White Sox and Angels split-squad call it 7-7 tie (AP)
• Nowitzki's triple-double too much for Nuggets (Reuters
• Once, twice, thrice as Griner goes dunking again (AP)
• Ailing Bayern braced for in-form Man Utd (AFP)
• Ice Edge CEO says Coyotes purchase still on track (AP)
• Federer, Venus, Clijsters advance at Miami tennis (AFP
• Els makes it 2 wins in a row (AP)
• Hamlin surges to victory at Martinsville (AP)
• Nordic nations criticize Canada for Arctic snub (AP)
• G-8 nations press Iran sanctions drive (AP)
• Leaks reported at China mine days before flood (AP)
• Manny Pacquiao the Underdog in Philippine Election Bout
• Catholics find ties to the church tested by crisis (AP
• Nuns face guns, impunity in trying to save Amazon (AP)
• New LRA attacks leave 26 dead in Central Africa (AFP)
• Google: Mobile services partially blocked in China (Re
• G8 ministers to call for stronger Iran measures (Reute
• Mining titan BHP in landmark iron ore pricing move (AF
• Beyond Haiti relief, UN looks at building outside Port-au-P
• Obama's Visit with Karzai Addresses Afghan-U.S. Feuds
• Somali IDP Situation 'At Its Worst' as Aid Runs Out (O
• Man fleeing Ohio police jumps fence — into prison (AP
• FBI giving cops critical info: How to spot an IED (AP)
• Calif. serial killer to be sentenced for 5 deaths (AP)
• Bullying expert: Mass. school didn't use advice (AP)
• GOP fires staffer over $1,946 topless club visit (AP)
• Trial date arguments due in Dodgers divorce case (AP)
• US transit security beefed up after Moscow blast (AP)
• US judge strikes down patent on cancer genes (AP)
• Tennessee man pleads guilty in plot against Obama (AP)
• Calif. man missing on Mount Shasta, friend rescued (AP
• Pilot: Bang before plane hit, killed SC beachgoer (AP)
• Criticism of Vatican in Wis. over abuse scandal (AP)
• Calif. officials seek extradition of 'heroin king' (AP
• Obama set to ask visiting Sarkozy for Afghan help (AP)
• With new health bill, premiums may rise 17 pct for young ad
• 'Nyet' to $1 million? Math genius may reject award (AP
• Palin steps up rhetoric against her detractors (AP)
• Adult trial for boy in death of Pa. woman, fetus (AP)
• Obama to sign student loan legislation in Virginia (AP
• Obama: Tea Party features 'core group' against him (AP
• Feds: 9th militia suspect to face charges in Mich. (AP
• Putin: Bombing masterminds will be caught (AP)
• Geneva atom smasher sets collision record (AP)
• More flooding threatens storm-weary East Coast (AP)
• Consumer confidence rebounds to 52.5 in March (AP)
• Study: Chocolate could reduce heart risk (AP)
• Rip Torn due in Conn. court for bank break-in (AP)
• Nets get 10th win, avoid share of NBA's worst mark (AP
• Obama vows to press ahead on big challenges (Reuters)
• China welcomes smoother U.S. ties, nudges Iran (Reuter
• Moscow mourns, Russian bombing toll rises to 39 (Reute
• Obama to sign new student aid initiative (Reuters)
• CERN scientists closer to understanding Big Bang (Reut
• Top U.S. military officer gets earful from Afghans (Re
• G20 must recommit to financial reforms: leaders (Reute
• Poll charts concerns about healthcare costs (Reuters)
• Putin orders Russia to hunt down militants (AFP)
• Obama wants 'positive relationship' with China (AFP)
• Marine's dad ordered to pay protesters' court fees (AP
• Iraqi panel wants to bar 4 elected on winning list (AP
• Iraqi commission moves to disqualify winning candidates
• Iraq panel says to appeal six election results (Reuter
• Court won't stop new trial in Biletnikoff death (AP)
• Something for everyone at 2010 Final Four (AP)
• Duke, Coach K back in Final Four (AP)
• Michigan State returns to Final Four — again (AP)
• Moore scores 25 to lead UConn to 75th straight win (AP
• Mathies, Dunlop lead Kentucky past Nebraska 76-67 (AP)
• Steelers: Roethlisberger not expected Monday (AP)
• Giants give Cain $27.25 million, 3-year deal (AP)
• Ginobili guides Spurs past sluggish Celtics (Reuters)
• Memorial service planned for slain FIU student (AP)
• Rooney fit for Man Utd's clash with Bayern (AFP)
• Brilliant Bauge defends world sprint crown (AFP)
• Voracek, Mason lead Blue Jackets past Blackhawks (AP)
• Nadal nails down fourth-round berth (AFP)
• Rain pushes IRL race back to Monday (AP)
• Nigeria forces on alert after text message threats (AP
• Myanmar opposition party to boycott elections (AP)
• Obama-Karzai Visit: Truce Talks with Warlord, Taliban
• UK: Conservatives tackle taxes for election (AP)
• On Passover, Israel concerned over world standing (AP)
• Chavez foe barred from talking to media about case (AP
• South Sudan arrests, beats 7 opposition members: SPLM-DC
• Suu Kyi's party says won't stand in Myanmar polls (Reu
• US concerned by Australian Internet filter plan (AP)
• On surprise Kabul visit, Obama presses Karzai on corruption
• FARC rebels release a Colombian soldier, promise another so
• Chinese Human Rights Lawer Gao Zhisheng Surfaces (Time
• Militia members charged with police-killing plot (AP)
• Source: Feds pick Delaware, Tenn. for ed grants (AP)
• In Texas, fear follows Mexicans who flee drug war (AP)
• Jessica Alba to join judges on `Project Runway' (AP)
• Pa. city losing hockey team, just like 'Slap Shot' (AP
• NYC, DC beef up transit security over Moscow blast (AP
• Lawyer who found documents has long pursued church (AP
• Many felony pot cases getting tossed out of court (AP)
• US troops train for both combat and conversation (AP)
• NYC suspends operator's license after crane strike (AP
• As economy sours, vendors crowd into Venice Beach (AP)
• Alleged fugitive claims to be man who died in 1983 (AP
• Japanese architects Sejima, Nishizawa win Pritzker (AP
• Mass. schools for blind gear up for fencing match (AP)
• NY archbishop defends pope against sex abuse furor (AP
• Double suicide bombings kill 38 on Moscow subway (AP)
• SKorea: Mine from NKorea may have sunk naval ship (AP)
• Race on to rescue 153 trapped Chinese coal miners (AP)
• Treasury to begin selling its Citi shares, may yield $8B pr
• Consumer spending up, sign of decent recovery (AP)
• Senate hearing in Philly focuses on laptop spying (AP)
• After week of wins, Obama turns to Afghanistan (AP)
• Door to afterlife from ancient Egyptian tomb found (AP
• 'Dragon' stokes up box office with $43.3M debut (AP)
• Els leads by 2 at Bay Hill when rain comes (AP)
• Bombers kill at least 38 in Moscow subway (Reuters)
• Secrecy, surprise: Anatomy of Obama's Afghan trip (Reu
• China jails Australian Rio officer for 10 years (Reute
• Israeli minister says U.S. boosts Arab hardliners (Reu
• Israel to allow clothes, shoes into blockaded Gaza (Re
• Greece to sell 5 billion euros bond, demand softer (Re
• Thai PM rebuffs demands for dissolving parliament (Reu
• Suicide bombers kill 38 on Moscow metro (AFP)
• Suu Kyi's party to boycott Myanmar elections (AFP)
• Prominent Iraq politicians fail to win seats (AP)
• Bombs in Iraq holy city kill five, wound 64 (Reuters)
• Twin car bombs kill five in Iraqi holy city (AFP)
• Commission to examine level of contractors in Iraq (AP
• Oud maker labors in secret on Baghdad rooftop (AP)
• Iraq PM slams UN over inaction on vote fraud charge (A
• Iraq PM criticises UN over inaction on vote fraud charges
• Experts call for Gulf nuclear body to include Iran, Iraq
• Iraq militants free kidnapped US man, claiming prisoner swa
• Button's gamble pays off with win in Australian GP (AP
• West Virginia beats Kentucky to reach Final Four (AP)
• Butler did it, beats KSU 63-56 to make Final Four (AP)
• Study: Yankees players highest-paid in world sport (AP
• Baylor beats Tennessee 77-62 to advance in NCAAs (AP)
• NFL's Joey Porter arrested in California (AP)
• Duchscherer gives up 11 runs for A's in 14-12 loss (AP
• Nets can't keep momentum going in NBA (AFP)
• Xavier pushes past Gonzaga to reach regional final (AP
• Blackburn win pushes Burnley closer to relegation (AFP
• British cyclist Pendleton cruises into keirin final (A
• Stars beat Kings 4-1 with 4 power-play goals (AP)
• Federer opens with comfortable win as Murray crashes (
• Els takes a 1-shot lead at Bay Hill (AP)
• Thailand's Pongsaklek regains WBC flyweight title (AFP
• Harvick dominates truck race at Martinsville (AP)
• Syria, Libya pressure Palestinians to quit talks (AP)
• Afghan government reports 6 civilian deaths (AP)
• Christian pilgrims mark Palm Sunday in Jerusalem (AP)
• Silva's popularity hits record 76 percent (AP)
• Libya and EU patch up Schengen visa dispute (Reuters)
• Flood in new China coal mine traps 123 miners (Reuters
• G8 foreign ministers to focus on Iran sanctions (Reute
• Palin to tea party rally: Don't sit down, shut up (AP)
• Ex-Scientology lawsuits reveal elite Sea Org group (AP
• Workers right tilted crane that hit NYC high-rise (AP)
• Cancer question complicates 9/11 compensation deal (AP
• Ky. Mennonites labor through grief to bury family (AP)
• NJ county's Sunday buying ban may be checking out (AP)
• Tribute to SoCal teen recalls her love of animals (AP)
• Police shoot, kill ax-toting man at Calif. market (AP)
• Detectives probing 1978 NY arson that killed 8 (AP)
• Church abuse victims dissect '08 pope meeting anew (AP
• Landmarks, cities worldwide unplug for Earth Hour (AP)
• Moth forces wine country's secret into the open (AP)
• NY immigrants say tensions fade after bias attack (AP)
• Former 6-term Va. congressman Stan Parris dies (AP)
• Details emerge in CIA detainee's death (AP)
• Pope opens solemn Holy Week amid sex abuse crisis (AP)
• Netanyahu tries to play down tensions with US (AP)
• Live on TV: Thai PM vs. anti-government protesters (AP
• Start the search for a doctor before the stampede (AP)
• 123 trapped in flooded coal mine in northern China (AP
• Angry families visit site of sunken SKorean ship (AP)
• Spokeswoman: Barbara Bush hospitalized in Texas (AP)
• Final Four finally gives Butler reason to party (AP)
• Obama makes 15 recess appointments (Reuters)
• Thai PM holds talks with protest leaders (Reuters)
• Thousands protest against Putin in Russian city (Reute
• Pope signals won't be intimidated by abuse critics (Re
• Israel's Netanyahu vows response to Gaza attacks (Reut
• Obama did not snub Israeli PM: Axelrod (Reuters)
• Troops, cash needed to fight Uganda rebels: group (Reu
• Thai government, protesters hold landmark talks (AFP)
• S. Korea hunts for missing after warship blast (AFP)
• Family lauds release of Iraqi-American contractor (AP)
• Saddam fugitive urges Arabs to talk to Iraq "resistance"
• Bomb targeting Qaeda rival kills three in Iraq (AFP)
• Bombs kill 5 at house tied to Iraq Sunni candidate (AP
• Party official among 6 killed by bombs in western Iraq
• Three killed, at least 11 wounded in Iraq bombings (AF
• Iraq's Allawi opens coalition talks to all (AFP)
• Maliki's forces detain, investigate winning Sunni candidate
• Death toll in Iraq bombing rises to 59 (Reuters)
• Denny Hamlin to have knee surgery (AP)
• Tennessee tops Ohio State to reach regional final (AP)
• Third-seeded Baylor routs 10th-seeded Saint Mary's (AP
• Michigan State holds off Northern Iowa 59-52 (AP)
• Duke advances to round of eight, beats Purdue (AP)
• Cowboys' canopy collapse firm seeks protection (AP)
• Moyer throws 6 2-3 scoreless innings for Phils (AP)
• Sooners get anticipated rematch with Irish (AP)
• Wenger ready to banish Birmingham blues (AFP)
• Cyclist Bauge pips Hoy as sprint tournament begins (AF
• Perry helps Ducks beat Oilers (AP)
• Nadal eases through as Djokovic falls in Miami (AFP)
• Els in a familiar position (AP)
• Pongsaklek regains WBC title with bloody win (Reuters)
• Qualifying rained out at Martinsville (AP)
• Israeli soldiers leave Gaza after fierce clash (AP)
• Medvedev: Iran sanctions may be needed (AP)
• New Media Shaking Up Italy's Media Landscape (Time.com
• Brown puts economy at heart of election fight (AFP)
• Iran reaches out to neighbors in new year summit (AP)
• Police chief decapitated in northern Mexico town (AP)
• Abbas wants peace brokers to pressure Israel (AP)
• Lights out in Sydney as world begins Earth Hour (AFP)
• Australia Aboriginal youths 28 times more likely to end up
• With U.S.-Israel ties strained, Obama may make bold move
• Panning for gold, Mumbai streetsweepers watch for all that
• Pakistan's Chief Justice Takes on its Political Class
• India: Bhopal Legacy Haunts Nuclear Liability Bill (On
• Chicago taxi driver accused of supporting al-Qaida (AP
• Ga. man charged with flurry of false FEMA claims (AP)
• Mennonite family among 11 killed in Ky. crash (AP)
• Ohio plane crash victim cremated by mistake (AP)
• Mass. dad convicted in OD death of daughter, 4 (AP)
• Documents: Anesthetic found in Jackson home (AP)
• Maine man gets 10 years in fatal sex game shooting (AP
• Minn. boy who fled state to avoid chemo turns 14 (AP)
• Court: Seattle police OK to stun pregnant woman (AP)
• Wizards' Arenas gets 30 days in halfway house (AP)
• Clergy abuse threatens to tarnish pope's legacy (AP)
• More than 25 hit in rash of Utah BB gun shootings (AP)
• Charges reduced in phone caper at senator's office (AP
• Fla. girl assaulted before found in Ga. landfill (AP)
• Calif. nixes rule mandating reflective car windows (AP
• SKorean naval ship sinks near NKorea; 46 missing (AP)
• Palin, tea party to rally in Sen. Reid's hometown (AP)
• New health insurance requirement ... was GOP idea (AP)
• Beijing catches breath after sandstorm (AP)
• Top Vatican cardinal defends pope amid scandal (AP)
• British Airways passengers face disruptions (AP)
• Landmarks go dark, millions unplug for Earth Hour (AP)
• Cyrus, Swift up for Kids' Choice Awards (AP)
• NCAA: Separating the contenders from pretenders (AP)
• South Korea rules out navy ship sunk by North Korea (R
• Thai protesters surround PM's office (Reuters)
• Israelis quit Gaza after worst clash in over a year (R
• Greece says no decision yet on bond (Reuters)
• Tuvalu to Taiwan; nations switch off for Earth Hour (R
• Iran hosts regional leaders for Persian New Year (Reut
• Ethiopian opposition barred from seeing jailed leader
• Hopes fade for 46 sailors after S.Korean warship sinks
• Iraq's Allawi launches coalition talks after poll win
• Iraq twin bomb attack death toll tops 50 (AFP)
• Last defendant in Iraq killings ready for trial (AP)
• Iraq's Allawi says open to all in coalition talks (Reu
• Secular challenger hails Iraq election victory (AP)
• Iraq's top vote-getter cuts across sectarian lines (AP
• Can Iyad Allawi Coalesce Iraqis After Election Success?
• Allawi wins Iraqi election; Maliki rejects results (Mc
• Iraq's new parliament seat distribution (AP)
• US military judge refuses to throw out Iraqi killings case
• Oversight sought for battlefield 'bags of cash' in Iraq, Af
• Families of contractors killed in Iraq sue feds (AP)
• Challenger Allawi edges PM Maliki in Iraq election (Th
• Allawi narrowly wins Iraq election, Maliki rejects result
• Allawi wins Iraq election by two seats: official results
• Bombs kill 42, wound 65 in Iraq town: police (Reuters)
• Iraq election: Syria positions itself as trade gateway to E
• Iraq election: a 'birther' movement and comparisons to Nazi
• FIU president: Campus 'safe' despite player death (AP)
• Tennis player Wayne Odesnik fined for HGH import (AP)
• K-State, Butler, Kentucky, West Virginia advance (AP)
• Pullen's key 3 helps K-State advance to round of 8 (AP
• Wall, top-seeded Kentucky outscrap Cornell 62-45 (AP)
• Butler rallies to beat top-seeded Syracuse 63-59 (AP)
• AP Source: Eagles want a top 42 pick for McNabb (AP)
• Braves minor leaguer charged in prostitution sting (AP
• Names and numbers from the regional semifinals (AP)
• Giggs hints at Wales return (AFP)
• Hoy reclaims world keirin cycling crown (AFP)
• Sharks clinch playoff berth with shutout of Stars (AP)
• Kuznetsova talks herself out of trouble in Miami win (
• Lots of options at Bay Hill as Love leads (AP)
• Unbeaten Guzman faces South African Funeka for title (
• "GMA" host Robin Roberts to pace Indy 500 field (AP)
• Olympic flag arrives in Sochi (AP)
• Legionaries religious order: sorry for sex abuse (AP)
• Report: SKorean navy shoots at ship to north (AP)
• Israeli troops, militants clash in southern Gaza (AP)
• Eurozone leaders: Greece plan to stabilize euro (AP)
• U.S. and Israel Square Off over Jerusalem Settlements
• Tens of thousands protest Israel in Syria (AP)
• Mexico arrests 'King of Heroin,' with ties to US (AP)
• Rwanda court says not competent to hear Nkunda case (A
• S.Korean ship sinking, North attack suspected: report
• Struggling Ontario delays balanced budget goal (Reuter
• Mexico bristles as some U.S. states relax marijuana laws
• South Korea pushes to recycle nuclear power plant fuel
• France: Sarkozy Drops Unpopular Carbon-Emissions Tax (
• Egyptian steel barrier tests Gazan mettle (OneWorld.ne
• Deputies raid 4 Ariz. McDonald's in ID theft case (AP)
• Saying 'I do': Black marriage campaign is growing (AP)
• Calif. pot vote isn't just hippies versus cops (AP)
• FAA issues safety warning for homemade planes (AP)
• Marty Lederhandler, AP lensman for 66 years, dies (AP)
• RI Indians want valuable Navy property in Newport (AP)
• Deaf school students say Wis. priest abused them (AP)
• 3 Phoenix motorcycle riders killed in truck crash (AP)
• 2nd apparent pipe bomb found in east Texas mailbox (AP
• NYC's St. Vincent's Hospital fights for life (AP)
• NY cops: Man, 90, hit, suffocated wife of 67 years (AP
• Sex abuse scandal in US, Italy taints papacy (AP)
• Medical helicopter crashes in Tenn.; 3 crew killed (AP
• Coroner: Threat letter part of snack heir suicide (AP)
• Tentative deal reached on rebuilding WTC site (AP)
• CDC: Breast-feeding varies by race, place (AP)
• Gov't unveils plan to shrink some home loans (AP)
• Obama, Medvedev sign off on new nuclear pact (AP)
• Year-end growth spurt not likely to be repeated (AP)
• At least 10 dead in Ky. highway truck-van crash (AP)
• McCain, Palin to campaign together in Arizona (AP)
• Losing breast not always best for cancer patients (AP)
• 'Heroes' actress visits Japan dolphin hunt town (AP)
• Dog that attacked police cars must attend classes (AP)
• NBA's Arenas to be sentenced in gun incident (AP)
• Obama housing plan seeks to reduce mortgage debt (Reut
• Obama, Medvedev seal deal on nuclear arms pact (Reuter
• Israel says it will still build in Jerusalem (Reuters)
• Euro zone wins muted approval for Greece aid deal (Reu
• Scandal-plagued Catholic order apologizes to victims (
• Congress approves final healthcare changes (Reuters)
• Fed agency scanning certain Calpers transactions (Reut
• Obama, Medvedev finalize nuclear arms treaty (AFP)
• Europe seals Greek rescue, stabilises euro (AFP)
• Iraq to release full results from March 7 vote (AP)
• Iraq vote results near, Maliki backers urge recount (R
• Iraq awaits vote results as blocs neck-and-neck (AFP)
• Iraq awaits vote results, blocs neck-and-neck (AFP)
• Judge to rule on case involving 24 Iraqi deaths (AP)
• New US sanctions target Al-Qaeda in Iraq (AFP)
• Marines charged in killings of Iraqis (AP)
• Allawi's surprising strength in election shows divided Iraq
• U.S. targets Iraqi with ties to al Qaeda network (Reut
• Iraq FM to remain at Arab summit after differences resolved
• Tiger to hold first press conference at Masters (AP)
• World Cup organizers want role for injured Beckham (AP
• Ecclestone hoping for 2012 New York Grand Prix (AP)
• Dwight Gooden charged with driving on drugs in NJ (AP)
• NFL passes player safety rules (AP)
• Judge dismisses 1 case against ex-Lion Tommie Boyd (AP
• Angels' Hunter, Matsui hit first homers of spring (AP)
• Bryant's 24 points pull Lakers over Spurs (AP)
• Mitchell leads Saint Louis into CBI championship (AP)
• Platini to seek re-election as UEFA chief (AFP)
• Meares and Meyer grab track gold for Australia (AFP)
• Sedins lead Canucks past Ducks (AP)
• Serena Williams named WTA's top player in 2009 (AFP)
• Palmer still reigns at Bay Hill (AP)
• Klitschko vows to sock it to Sosnowski at soccer stadium
• Officials seek interest in use of Olympic Stadium (AP)
• Denmark's famed Little Mermaid begins China trip (AP)
• China's New Requirement for Women in Space: Married with Ch
• Portugal's main parties reach key deal on debt (AP)
• Hezbollah members questioned in Hariri case (AP)
• New search starting for Air France black boxes (AP)
• Workers to give out 2.5 billion condoms in SAfrica (AP
• Washington to press Canada to stay in Afghanistan (AFP
• Canadians fret about rising mortgage rates, prices (Re
• Police in Australia investigated for racist e-mail (AP
• Obama seeks $2.8 billion for earthquake-ravaged Haiti
• Saudi Arabia announces arrest of 110 Al Qaeda suspects
• Netanyahu Heads Home, Still at Odds with U.S. (Time.co
• Uganda: "Side dishes" Campaign Gets People Talking (On
• Calif. voters could legalize pot in Nov. election (AP)
• 3 crew killed in medical chopper crash in Tenn. (AP)
• Dozens of cars pulled from Alaska auto graveyard (AP)
• Hearing set for Montana fugitive found in Ariz. (AP)
• Hoyer decries talk of reprisals against lawmakers (AP)
• Immigration concerns trump abortion worry in Neb. (AP)
• PBS, NPR stations get $10M infusion for local news (AP
• NJ gov off to a strong start; some say too strong (AP)
• Will porn and PETA be octomom's latest saviors? (AP)
• VA tests system for electronic disability claims (AP)
• Balmy spring shortens maple syrup season for some (AP)
• Feds: Guns, cash stashed in reputed mobster's home (AP
• Judge's action in 9/11 health case raises eyebrows (AP
• Execution halted for Texas man claiming innocence (AP)
• Outlaw pot growers in California fear legalization (AP
• Texas Tech offers quicker degrees to family docs (AP)
• Judge lifts stay blocking Noriega's extradition (AP)
• Divorce attorney says Dennis Hopper is dying (AP)
• KC and Sunshine Band founder held on Ohio sex rap (AP)
• Robert Culp, who starred in `I Spy,' dead at 79 (AP)
• Senate's fix to health care law slowed by snag (AP)
• Bin Laden threatens US over alleged 9/11 plotter (AP)
• Vatican halted trial for man accused by deaf boys (AP)
• Pentagon changes rules for discharging gays (AP)
• Bernanke: Record-low rates needed to aid economy (AP)
• UK police asks Internet cafes to monitor customers (AP
• Experts: One-third of breast cancer is avoidable (AP)
• Singer Johnny Maestro dies in Fla., battled cancer (AP
• Something foul is afoot in Conn. girl's sneakers (AP)
• A look at the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament (AP)
• Bin Laden threatens Americans with execution (Reuters)
• Healthcare changes headed back to House (Reuters)
• Israel awaits word but signs are no housing deal with U.S.
• Jobless claims fall, buoy jobs recovery hopes (Reuters
• Abuse victims demand pope open files on pedophiles (Re
• Pentagon makes it harder to expel gays in military (Re
• EU leaders warm to joint IMF-EU plan for Greece (Reute
• U.S. wants Canada to keep small Afghan force: report (
• Europe moves towards Greek aid deal (AFP)
• Pope accused of inaction in US child abuse case (AFP)
• Razor thin margin to separate Iraq election blocs (AP)
• Iraq nervously awaits election results (AFP)
• Iraq orders its FM to quit Arab summit (AFP)
• Teenage bomber kills three in west Iraq blast (AFP)
• Iraq provincial chiefs back Maliki recount call (AFP)
• Five soldiers killed in latest attacks in Iraq (Reuter
• Iraq election increases women in parliament – regar
• Palmer thinks Woods should open up (AP)
• Cardinals' Pujols back in lineup against Orioles (AP)
• Schwartz: Lions 'definitely interested' in Pacman (AP)
• No. 1 UConn routs Temple, 90-36 (AP)
• Prosecutors ask for 3-month sentence for Arenas (AP)
• NFL changes overtime for playoff games (AP)
• Fla. battery charge dropped against ex-NFL player (AP)
• Canseco tweets about subpoena in Clemens case (AP)
• W.Virginia PG Bryant out of NCAAs with broken foot (AP
• Portsmouth's Grant takes no pleasure in Chelsea pain (
• Sydney veteran Queally bids for shock pursuit place (A
• Oilers slip past Canucks 3-2 (AP)
• Roddick eager to be king of Queen's again (AFP)
• Autopsy: Golfer's son died from alcohol, drugs (AP)
• Drivers give favorable reviews to spoiler (AP)
• Pang-Tong, Virtue-Moir lead figure skating worlds (AP)
• European privacy battle looms for Facebook, Google (AP
• Israel approves new building in east Jerusalem (AP)
• Frantic EU seeks solution to Greek debt crisis (AP)
• Disputed isle in Bay of Bengal disappears into sea (AP
• Would U.S.-Led Sanctions Stop Iran's Nuclear Program?
• Civil servants strike on budget day (AFP)
• Saudi Arabia arrests more than 100 terror suspects (AP
• Mexico: Widow IDs slain husband as arrested man (AP)
• Niger's toppled leader Tandja is fit : AU envoy (AFP)
• Kyrgyz revolution leaves legacy of oppression (AP)
• Bark may be worse than bite in Canadian TV fight (Reut
• U.S., Mexico pledge to fight drug money, gun trafficking
• European leaders spar over Greece bailout ahead of EU summi
• To Europeans, U.S. Universal Health Care Is Long Overdue
• Yemen: Capital City Faces 2017 Water Crunch (OneWorld.
• Trucks burned in possible threat to Calif. police (AP)
• Amid budget crisis, California makes parole easier (AP
• Men accused of killing 5 NJ teens plead not guilty (AP
• Cutting the pork: Lawmakers in fattest state shed pounds
• Condemned Texas man seeks reprieve for DNA testing (AP
• Elusive monkey romps in Tampa Bay area (AP)
• 2 families bond as young mom's baby comes home (AP)
• Bees in more trouble than ever after bad winter (AP)
• White House, experts: Health care suit will fail (AP)
• Judge: No school prom but lesbian's right violated (AP
• AP Exclusive: Charges eyed for ex-Blackwater boss (AP)
• SC filmmaker: Channels showed porn, not his comedy (AP
• 3 arrested as NC school board reverses busing plan (AP
• Gun in Ala. campus shooting bought 2 decades ago (AP)
• China thwarts Google's detour around censorship (AP)
• Oprah Winfrey settles headmistress' Pa. lawsuit (AP)
• Bleak budgets force schools to consider closure (AP)
• Witnesses: NY killing suspect had swastika tattoo (AP)
• Older women need 1-hour workouts to fend off flab (AP)
• GOP senators in final drive to stall health bill (AP)
• Runaway cargo train crashes in Norway, 3 dead (AP)
• Irish bishop resigns, apologizes to abuse victims (AP)
• Obama to sign promised executive order on abortion (AP
• New home sales drop 2.2 percent in Feb. to new low (AP
• Google deals in doubt amid spat with Beijing (AP)
• Reading scores hold steady on nationwide test (AP)
• Sri Lanka plans to bar entry to R&B singer Akon (AP)
• Police: Robbers called Conn. bank for money to go (AP)
• Knicks rally behind Gallinari, beat Denver 109-104 (AP
• Google to phase out China search partnerships (Reuters
• Israel, undeterred, to build in East Jerusalem (Reuter
• U.S., Pakistan seek to reverse caustic ties (Reuters)
• High-profile resignation in Irish church abuse scandal
• New York Times pays damages to Singapore's leaders (Re
• Inside a global cybercrime ring (Reuters)
• U.S. sends 2 Uighur detainees to Switzerland (Reuters)
• Obama signs historic healthcare reform into law (Reute
• Obama-Netanyahu talks leave settlement dispute simmering
• Run-away train wreck kills three in Oslo: police (AFP)
• Five Iraqi soldiers killed at Baghdad checkpoint (AFP)
• Iraq PM's supporters demand poll recount (AFP)
• Gunmen kill 5 soldiers in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq militants promise more attacks on U.S. troops (Re
• Judge says burden is on government in Haditha case (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,386 (AP)
• Complicated quota system helps put Iraqi women in parliamen
• Al-Qaida leader in Iraq calls for continued jihad (AP)
• Iraq's two main Shi'ite blocs discuss merger (Reuters)
• Michigan State's Lucas ruptured Achilles' tendon (AP)
• Griner blocks 14 to lead Baylor past Georgetown (AP)
• Earnhardt downplays Bristol radio rant (AP)
• Vijay Singh out of Bay Hill because of bad back (AP)
• Cards' Pujols has MRI exam, shot for tight back (AP)
• McCloughan out as 49ers GM (AP)
• AP source: A-Rod to meet Friday with feds (AP)
• Turner Sports to offer tech package for NBA game (Reut
• Obama's women's bracket in big slump (AP)
• 'Conflicts of interest' behind Watmore's FA exit (AFP)
• Germany's Voss edges Leipheimer in Tour of Catalonia (
• Doughty's slap shot leads Kings past Avalanche (AP)
• Tennis aces all seek improvement in Miami (AFP)
• Woods checks off another step in comeback (AP)
• In The Pits: Busch, Addington making strides (AP)
• UK: London 2012 Olympics pose greatest terror risk (AP
• Man stabs, kills 8 children at Chinese school (AP)
• Oil to near $81 as traders eye stronger dollar (AP)
• How Will China Respond to an Uncensored Google? (Time.
• Volkswagen starts new shares issue process (AP)
• US Navy warns al-Qaida threatens ships off Yemen (AP)
• Clinton, officials to Mexico for talks on drug war (AP
• Nigerian acting president works to finalise new cabinet
• Nintendo to launch 3-D version of handheld console (AP
• Canada watchdog says cable firms should pay for TV (Re
• Google criticises Australia on internet filter plan (A
• Detainee abused at Guantanamo ordered freed (McClatchy
• World Water Day: Thirsty Gaza residents battle salt, sewage
• China-India Competition: Is a Military Clash Inevitable?
• CHINA: State Media Pushing for a Global Voice (OneWor
• AP Exclusive: Sources: Charges eyed for Blackwater (AP
• Report: Catholic clergy abuse claims drop in US (AP)
• Neb. CSI chief convicted of evidence tampering (AP)
• Tea partiers vow revenge over health overhaul (AP)
• Some companies thrive as Red, other rivers flood (AP)
• 1st Sikh in decades graduates Army officer school (AP)
• `Colonel' not OK for Ark. ballot, but `Porky' is (AP)
• Health law will make calorie counts hard to ignore (AP
• ACORN disbanding because of money woes, scandal (AP)
• 2 charged with killing 5 teens missing since 1978 (AP)
• Before health vote, a weekend of ugly discourse (AP)
• 2 medics to be disciplined in Pa. snowstorm death (AP)
• Prosecutor: Ohio bodies case record was public (AP)
• Opponents take last stand against health care bill (AP
• Former inmate gets 15 years for breaking into jail (AP
• Fargo's long-term flood solution: 10 years, $1.3B (AP)
• FDA warns doctors about Glaxo rotavirus vaccine (AP)
• Md. mom who killed 2 girls gets life; froze bodies (AP
• Obama to sign health bill, celebrate with allies (AP)
• Fed cracks down on gift card abuses (AP)
• Google's action angers China, divides Web users (AP)
• Judge keeps Ala. campus shooting suspect in jail (AP)
• Former Nazi hit man convicted over WWII murders (AP)
• UK to expel Israeli diplomat over Dubai case (AP)
• Witness: Michael Jackson doctor interrupted CPR (AP)
• Indian military to weaponize world's hottest chili (AP
• O'Donnell looking to come back to daytime TV (AP)
• Tomlin shares concern for Roethlisberger (AP)
• Obama to sign healthcare overhaul into law (Reuters)
• Google risks China's ire with slap to censorship (Reut
• Senate panel backs financial reform bill (Reuters)
• Britain to expel Israeli diplomat: reports (Reuters)
• ACORN to formally disband (Reuters)
• New abuse charges against Catholic clergy in Germany (
• Army dominates Pakistan agenda for U.S. talks (Reuters
• Maoists bomb railway in India, derail high-speed train
• China slams Google's bid to defy censors (AFP)
• Britain to expel Israeli diplomat: media (AFP)
• Iraq oil revenues dip despite record exports (AFP)
• New Saddam-era mass gave found in Iraq's south (AP)
• Iraq's divided vote may deepen Kirkuk dispute (Reuters
• General denies being influenced on Iraq case (AP)
• Michigan State plans for life without Kalin Lucas (AP)
• Mid-major uprising hardly biggest NCAA surprise (AP)
• Cornell dominates another higher seed (AP)
• Michigan State beats Maryland 85-83 at buzzer (AP)
• Twins, Mauer agree on $184M, 8-year extension (AP)
• Adjusting OT a key issue at meetings (AP)
• Kearns homers twice as Indians rout Dodgers 12-5 (AP)
• Gasol takes center stage as Lakers beat Wizards (Reute
• NCAA: Finally, a break from the madness (AP)
• Park's big-game impact impress Ferguson (AFP)
• Basso and Schlecks light up Catalunya cycle Tour (AFP)
• Coyotes beat Stars for 9th straight win (AP)
• Veteran Ljubicic wins Indian Wells men's title (AFP)
• Furyk finally comes out a winner (AP)
• PETA feathers ruffled by Mike Tyson NY pigeon show (AP
• Jimmie Johnson wins for 1st time at Bristol (AP)
• Olympic swimmer speaks out on sex abuse lawsuit (AP)
• Massive sandstorms choke cities across China (AP)
• Roadside bomb kills 1 in southwest Pakistan (AP)
• The Trouble with Sinai: Egypt's "Mexico" Problem (Time
• Govt to deport disabled gold medallist to Nigeria (AFP
• Tanzania, Zambia bid for one-off ivory sales fail (AP)
• Fitness program whipping SAfrican cops into shape (AP)
• Croc attacks Australian girl, 5 (AFP)
• Haiti races to house post-quake homeless before the rainy s
• Floods recede in Fargo, but other hazards linger (AP)
• Last Haditha defendant seeks to dismiss charges (AP)
• Tens of thousands rally for immigration reform (AP)
• As farmers move from cotton to corn, jobs are lost (AP
• Attorney: Mumbai widow's time in US restricted (AP)
• Enviros, growers agree on farmland reuse for solar (AP
• Bricks shatter glass at NY Democratic offices (AP)
• Rock-wielding Mass. woman fights abduction attempt (AP
• Snowmobiles, ATVs, lobster boats used for census (AP)
• Giant bluestone sculpture for sale in Catskills (AP)
• Obama vows commitment to immigration reform (AP)
• No injuries in emergency landing at O'Hare (AP)
• More snow falling in Okla., Ark. spring blizzard (AP)
• House sends health care overhaul bill to Obama (AP)
• McCain said Democrats have not heard end of debate (AP
• Clinton: US wants biting sanctions on Iran (AP)
• NKorea to try American for illegal entry (AP)
• Israeli prime minister in Washington for talks (AP)
• Bush, Clinton to visit rubble-filled Haitian city (AP)
• PepsiCo to cut sodium, sugar, fat in products (AP)
• Rio Tinto officials plead guilty to China bribery (AP)
• Buzz Aldrin among stars set for `Dancing' debut (AP)
• Woods: 'A little nervous' about return at Masters (AP)
• Obama secures landmark healthcare victory (Reuters)
• Senators to square off over financial reforms (Reuters
• Chinese media launches new attack on Google (Reuters)
• North Korea to try U.S. man for illegal entry (Reuters
• Karzai holds peace talks with insurgent faction (Reute
• Clinton says Israel settlements obstacle to peace (Reu
• Russian diplomat sees U.S. arms pact in days: report (
• Sarkozy prepares cabinet reshuffle after vote rout (Re
• Historic health overhaul a triumph for Obama (AFP)
• Rio Tinto executive pleads guilty at China trial (AFP)
• Iraq election front-runners court possible allies (AP)
• Four killed in Baghdad shootings (AFP)
• Botox in Baghdad? Iraqis go for a little nip, tuck (AP
• Maliki call for a recount in Iraq is rejected (McClatc
• Iraq PM rebuffed after demanding vote recount (AFP)
• Six killed in spate of Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Allawi leads Iraq vote, Maliki asks for recount (Reute
• Iraq vote results due March 26: election commission (A
• Twins' Nathan to miss season with elbow injury (AP)
• Season of promise fizzles out for Jayhawks (AP)
• Saint Mary's stuns 'Nova to advance to Sweet 16 (AP)
• Top-seeded Kentucky routs Wake Forest 90-60 (AP)
• Ovechkin scores in return from suspension (AP)
• Padres' LeBlanc retires 14 of first 15 batters (AP)
• Pierce leads Celtics past streaking Mavericks (Reuters
• NCAA: Bracket-busting day thanks to Northern Iowa (AP)
• Fergie takes aim at Liverpool with one-season jibe (AF
• Kings' Quick blanks Islanders 1-0 (AP)
• Ljubicic drops Nadal to book final against Roddick (AF
• Furyk takes control in Tampa (AP)
• Klitschko knocks out Chambers to retain titles (Reuter
• Rick Wilson beats Phil Parsons to win legends race (AP
• Afghan VP voices hope for peace as bombs kill 12 (AP)
• In Morocco, a Crackdown on Christian Aid Workers (Time
• France edge out England to seal Six Nations Grand Slam
• UN: 2 killed in quake collapse in northern Haiti (AP)
• South Africa marks 50th anniversary of massacre (AP)
• Thousands mourn death of former Nepalese premier (AFP)
• Cyclone hits Australian resort coast (AFP)
• Postcard from Tokyo: The Street Vendors are Back! (Tim
• Former Interior Secretary Udall dies at age 90 (AP)
• Police: Boy, 16, made racial comment at NJ Walmart (AP
• Toyota shareholders sue over fallen stock price (AP)
• 2 Baltimore officers shot during traffic stop (AP)
• More snow expected in Okla., Ark. spring blizzard (AP)
• New threat puts Calif. police on heightened alert (AP)
• Black support high for Obama's race-neutral stance (AP
• Struggling town turns out to bury fallen soldier (AP)
• 3 killed after small planes collide over Fla. (AP)
• Boy Scouts sex abuse files now evidence in lawsuit (AP
• Tight for cash, governments raise traffic fees (AP)
• Lawmakers wnt to limit txt msgs and e-mails (AP)
• Former press secretary for Lady Bird Johnson dies (AP)
• Ore. town uses geothermal energy to stay warm (AP)
• Democrats predict health bill will pass House (AP)
• Pope does not mention rebuke to Irish bishops (AP)
• Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds evacuated (AP)
• Israel: East Jerusalem construction to continue (AP)
• US-Russian deal on nukes nearly completed (AP)
• Fargo's fight against flooding nears its climax (AP)
• UN approves tiger action plan (AP)
• British Airways cabin crews strike for 2nd day (AP)
• Bracket buster: Northern Iowa stuns No. 1 Kansas (AP)
• House Democrats expect healthcare bill passage (Reuter
• Netanyahu stands firm on Jerusalem before U.S. visit (
• California governor's race to set spending record (Reu
• Thai activists reject peace talks offer (Reuters)
• U.N.'s Ban in Gaza, calls on Israel to end closures (R
• Pope apology disappoints, victims seek accountability
• UN chief urges Israel to lift Gaza blockade (AFP)
• US House to vote on Obama's historic health plan (AFP)
• Iraq's Maliki asks for recount, warns of violence (Reu
• Iraq PM in tight election battle, demands recount (AFP
• Iraqi president demands recount in tight election (AP)
• Iraq electoral commission rejects vote recount (AFP)
• Iraq PM Maliki calls for vote recount: statement (AFP)
• Thousands rally to pull troops from 2 war zones (AP)
• Anti-war protesters take to streets, defy US indifference
• Allawi inches ahead of Iraq PM in vote count: results
• Iraq and Afghanistan: America's invisible wars (The Ch
• AP Source: MLS and union near 5-year deal (AP)
• NCAA: Chalk-filled Day 2 ends with Maryland win (AP)
• Nationals send top prospect Strasburg to minors (AP)
• No. 12 seed Cornell dominates Temple 78-65 (AP)
• Lucas, Morgan save MSU in 70-67 win over NMSU (AP)
• Maryland beats Houston 89-77 in first round (AP)
• Cardinals agree to terms with LB Joey Porter (AP)
• Padres get past Dodgers (AP)
• Jennings, Bucks hold off Kings (AP)
• United aim to slay Liverpool jinx in Premiership hunt
• Cavendish keeps SanRemo favourites guessing (AFP)
• Koivu's OT winner carries Ducks past Islanders 5-4 (AP
• Soderling stops Murray for Indian Wells semi spot (AFP
• Harrington looking to end a drought (AP)
• Logano wins 1st pole of career at Bristol (AP)
• Thousands rally in Russia against economic policy (AP)
• Year's biggest sandstorm turns Beijing sky orange (AP)
• In Thailand, A Little Black Magic Is Politics as Usual
• Excerpts of pope's letter to Irish on sex abuse (AP)
• Yemen president: War with northern rebels is over (AP)
• Army, drug gangs battle in Mexico amid blockades (AP)
• 7,000 demonstrators protest Togo election results (AP)
• India to get access to U.S. man on Mumbai attack (Reut
• Canada's Conservatives lead in opinion poll (Reuters)
• Aust. state named disaster zone as cyclone nears (AP)
• After papal rebuke, Ireland takes stunned stock of battered
• Sochi: Russian Olympic Scandals, Short Funds, Strike (
• Campaigners Target Landmine Use by 'Non-State Actors'
• Judge: $575M settlement rejected for 9/11 'heroes' (AP
• Boy Scouts sex files now evidence in Ore. lawsuit (AP)
• Man wanted for Detroit slayings nabbed near LA (AP)
• Member of Texas polygamist sect sentenced 75 years (AP
• Medical examiner: Boy found on Wash. beach drowned (AP
• Landscapers see green as weary East greets spring (AP)
• Cops seek more victims through killer's old photos (AP
• Study: Lesser-known bug a bigger hospital threat (AP)
• American released from Myanmar returns to US soil (AP)
• URS settles with Minn. for $5M in bridge collapse (AP)
• Chief: SD Police followed rules in AF sgt's outing (AP
• Evidence found rotting in closed police department (AP
• Court: Anna Nicole Smith gets none of oil fortune (AP)
• Texas gov. gives copy of pardon to man's family (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Calif boosts sex offender tracking (AP)
• NYC cops sorry for pounding couple's door 50 times (AP
• Pope slams Irish church, no Vatican blame in abuse (AP
• Obama making final health care pitch to House Dems (AP
• Thousands of BA flights canceled as crew on strike (AP
• UN chief says Israeli settlements must be stopped (AP)
• Thai protesters' caravan wends through capital (AP)
• Bloated lake haunts North Dakota town again (AP)
• New threat puts Hemet officers on heightened alert (AP
• Bernanke: Keep Fed as watchdog of small US banks (AP)
• Police: Arrest in NJ Walmart racial comment case (AP)
• Jacksonville NCAA survivors have plenty in common (AP)
• Pope tells Irish sex abuse victims "truly sorry" (Reut
• House Democrats see momentum on health bill (Reuters)
• Opposition "red shirts" try to win over Thai capital (
• U.N.'s Ban in West Bank pushes for peace talks (Reuter
• Obama to Iran: U.S. offer of dialogue still stands (Re
• Judge in NY orders more talks on 9/11 deal (Reuters)
• Obama urges senators to support financial reform (Reut
• Pope voices 'shame, remorse' for Irish child abuse (AF
• Obama to drum up support for health care votes (AFP)
• Rival edges ahead of Iraq PM in overall vote count (AP
• Allawi edges ahead of PM again in Iraq election (Reute
• Thousands expected in DC for anti-war protest (AP)
• 7th anniversary of Iraq War passes, little noticed (AP
• In tight Iraq parliament vote, upsets point to future battl
• FIFA reinstates Iraq to international football (AFP)
• Roberts out after 6 seasons at St. John's (AP)
• Ex-porn star reveals purported Tiger Woods texts (AP)
• Obama sends Molson beer to cover hockey bet (AP)
• Wake Forest tops Texas 81-80 in OT on Smith's shot (AP
• Jayhawks struggle through 90-74 win over Lehigh (AP)
• Calvin Johnson keeps the faith in the lowly Lions (AP)
• WADA president calls on MLB to test for HGH (AP)
• Photogs stopped after tailing Lakers' Pau Gasol (AP)
• 2nd former Seton Hall player arrested (AP)
• Barcelona to face Arsenal in Champions League (AFP)
• Gastro rules Armstrong out of Milan-Sanremo (AFP)
• Kariya scores 400th goal, Blues top Rangers 4-3 (AP)
• Ljubicic books semi-final berth at Indian Wells (AFP)
• Willis makes most of exemption (AP)
• Champ Klitschko wary of "Fast Eddie" (Reuters)
• Visually impaired skier wins more Paralympic gold (AP)
• Europe's bruised economies search for way forward (AP)
• Geneva atom smasher sets record for beam energy (AP)
• Pakistan to ask for more understanding at US talks (AP
• Afghanistan: Karzai's Brother Complicates Kandahar Plans
• British Airways strike to go ahead (AFP)
• Palestinians clash with Israeli security (AP)
• Venezuela asks for details of charges in ETA case (AP)
• Nigeria oil facility damaged, military says (AP)
• China tells Washington to cool yuan pressure (AP)
• Comeback rolls on as price pressures emerge (Reuters)
• Stars, Aussie tycoons launch Aboriginal jobs push (AFP
• Pakistan seeks civilian nuclear aid, but U.S. unlikely to d
• Afghanistan war: lessons from the Soviet war (The Chri
• Hong Kong Parent-Child Suicide Rate Up, Support Limited
• California kids stay calm, help deliver mom's baby (AP
• Fargo floods turn farm fields into sprawling lakes (AP
• Fess Parker, TV's `Davy Crockett,' dies at 85 (AP)
• Md. lawmakers not feeling so Southern anymore (AP)
• Pa. suspect is rare US woman facing terror trial (AP)
• Attorneys: Chicago man providing info on terrorism (AP
• Sheriff's office: Body on WA beach is missing boy (AP)
• SC gov agrees to pay ethics fine, gets divorced (AP)
• Marine general to testify at Haditha hearing (AP)
• Gunman kills KC 7-Eleven clerk working final shift (AP
• NTSB seeks better communications after NWA mishap (AP)
• Fargo residents learn from mistakes in flood fight (AP
• Medical marijuana a frequent target for criminals (AP)
• Leprechaun holdup suspect linked to Santa robbery (AP)
• Polanski lawyers seek inquiry into misconduct (AP)
• NH man convicted of killing landlord for truck (AP)
• US citizen pleads guilty in 1968 air hijacking (AP)
• Democrats push toward Sunday vote on health care (AP)
• Diplomats urge resumption of Mideast talks (AP)
• Pakistan arrests halt UN contacts with Taliban (AP)
• Talks between BA, union break down (AP)
• Ore. lawsuit claims Boy Scouts sex abuse coverup (AP)
• The big yellow billboard that could take your kid to school
• Calif police department on alert for deadly traps (AP)
• Demi Moore's Twitter account part of suicide help (AP)
• Viacom, YouTube air dirty laundry in legal battle (AP)
• NCAA: Big East shocked, loses 3 teams to start (AP)
• Obama backs "framework" to revamp immigration (Reuters
• Quartet hopes package will unlock Middle East talks (R
• Hoyer: House will pass healthcare reform bill (Reuters
• Thai protesters target "hearts and minds" of Bangkok (
• Healthcare bill to cut deficit: CBO (Reuters)
• China tries to cool yuan dispute with U.S. (Reuters)
• Bomb damages right wing-group's Athens office (Reuters
• Losing the battle to keep female flesh off Afghan TV (
• Quartet tells Israel to halt settlement activity (AFP)
• Obama legacy at stake as health vote looms (AFP)
• Rice admits Iraq regrets, says US eventually 'got it right'
• Militants declare campaign vs. Iraqi political parties
• Three killed in Baghdad violence (AFP)
• Roadside bomb, gunmen kill 4 in Baghdad (AP)
• Rice regrets how US prioritized rebuilding in Iraq (AP
• Iraq PM, ex-premier in tight race for parliament (AFP)
• US soldier dies in combat in Baghdad (AP)
• US soldier killed in Baghdad 'combat operations' (AFP)
• Iraq PM in slim lead with almost 90% of votes counted
• NFL to examine 2 possessions in playoffs OT (AP)
• Rangers manager tested positive for coke (AP)
• Beckham in London after surgery in Finland (AP)
• Tebow debuts new throwing motion for NFL teams (AP)
• Another stop on the road to Augusta (AP)
• Playoffs rule change could spice up overtime (Reuters)
• Carmona sharp, Indians beat Reds 8-2 (AP)
• Miserable night for Duncan as Magic rout Spurs (Reuter
• Illini edge Stony Brook 76-66 in NIT (AP)
• Messi-inspired Barcelona reach Champions League quarters
• Rugby boss Johnson relishing France clash (AFP)
• Koivu's goal gives Ducks win over Blackhawks (AP)
• Djokovic ousted, Nadal advances in Indian Wells (AFP)
• Singh withdraws with a bad back (AP)
• Poor ticket sales knock out Pacquiao's concert (AP)
• Here's hoping Formula One gets even more boring (AP)
• UN rejects export ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna (AP)
• Zuma: "substantial" progress in Zimbabwe talks (AP)
• Gaza rocket kills Thai farm worker in Israel (AP)
• Sudan and Darfur rebel group sign cease-fire (AP)
• In Slovakia, Patriotism By Decree Sparks a Backlash (T
• Three jailed over Auschwitz sign theft: report (AFP)
• Dubai hotel releases whale shark back into wild (AP)
• Court OKs ex-Guatemalan leader's extradition to US (AP
• Zimbabwe rivals under fresh pressure in Zuma talks (AF
• Soyuz spacecraft lands safely on Kazakh steppe (AP)
• Canada, U.S. set new avalanche danger warning system (
• Australian Senate rejects Scientology inquiry call (AP
• Missile strike kills militant with role in CIA bombing
• Haiti says it needs $11.5 billion to rebuild after earthqua
• Will Europe Green Light New Food Labels? (Time.com)
• Why One Undocumented Student Is Walking the Trail of Dreams
• Some Fargo residents refuse to move despite floods (AP
• Young children help mother deliver baby in Calif. (AP)
• Calif. considers smoking ban at all state parks (AP)
• Report fails to shed light on SoCal runaway Prius (AP)
• NY teen on trial in hate crime stabbing death (AP)
• Trial opens for RI officer accused of on-duty rape (AP
• Chicago terror suspected expected to plead guilty (AP)
• Idaho first to sign law against health care reform (AP
• Online postings warn of another Va. Tech attack (AP)
• Research monkey deaths prompt calls for crackdown (AP)
• Search for Washington state mom and son resumes (AP)
• More multigenerational families living together (AP)
• Calif. rape suspect lived by school for 16 months (AP)
• More than 100 complaints lodged over fixed Toyotas (AP
• Nation, world go green for St. Patrick's Day (AP)
• Police say man fatally shoots wife at Wash. church (AP
• Sheriff: Man sold his wife for sex on Craigslist (AP)
• Texas polygamist guilty of child sexual assault (AP)
• Pilot trapped under plane's wreckage for 8 hours (AP)
• House Dems on track for vote on $940B health bill (AP)
• 'Jihad Jane' pleads not guilty to terror plot (AP)
• Obama to sign bill to spur job growth (AP)
• Clinton in Moscow for Mideast, nuclear arms talks (AP)
• Economic mixed bag: No inflation but little hiring (AP
• AP IMPACT: Gov't bank auditors got big bonuses (AP)
• Kraft to cut salt in its North American foods (AP)
• Viacom-YouTube secrets to be exposed in lawsuit (AP)
• Bullock cancels appearance at London premiere (AP)
• 1 vs. 16 usually lopsided in NCAA tourney (AP)
• New jobless claims dip slightly (Reuters)
• Health overhaul to cut deficit by $100 billion: Hoyer
• U.S. tells China yuan issue is of "real concern" (Reut
• Greek PM warns of debt spiral, hopes to avoid IMF (Reu
• EPA to begin study on shale gas drilling (Reuters)
• Clinton, Putin to meet in Russia on Friday: U.S. (Reut
• Rocket kills 1 in Israel while EU top diplomat in Gaza
• Japan corporate mood up; talk of government stimulus weighs
• Rocket from Gaza kills one clouding peace efforts (AFP
• Clinton in Russia to hasten disarmament deal (AFP)
• Iraq signs deal for $250mln World Bank loan (AFP)
• Iraq election race neck-and-neck: updated results (AFP
• Iraq Election: Close Results Portend More Trouble (Tim
• Iraqi PM fights for survival as votes are counted (AP)
• Iraq needs US help to beat huge refugee crisis: study
• Even with voter support, Maliki not assured of 2nd term
• Iraq's PM leads again in tight election race (Reuters)
• Iraq watchdog charges 356 with corruption (AFP)
• Woods will return to golf at Masters on April 8 (AP)
• World press weighs in on Woods' return at Masters (AP)
• Beckham leaves Finland after Achilles' surgery (AP)
• Federer upset by Baghdatis at Indian Wells (AP)
• Lance Mackey wins 4th consecutive Iditarod (AP)
• Ark-Pine Bluff beats Winthrop in NCAA opener (AP)
• Bills sign LB Davis; DE Edwards agrees to deal (AP)
• Oswalt helps lead Astros over Red Sox 3-0 (AP)
• NIT Capsules (AP)
• Barcelona to unleash magical Messi on Stuttgart (AFP)
• Ballan, but no Evans for Milan-San Remo cycling race (
• Reports: NHL wants to impose head-shots rule now (AP)
• Federer toppled by Baghdatis in Indian Wells (AFP)
• Get ready for a Masters like no other (AP)
• Khan looks to spark US support by beating Malignaggi (
• Gordon's wife expecting a baby boy (AP)
• Japan leading charge against bluefin ban (AP)
• Israel lifts closure of West Bank as tensions calm (AP
• Medvedev: Russia must tap Arctic resources (AP)
• Iran Under Pressure as China Looks Elsewhere for Oil (
• Merkel: Sex abuse scandal major challenge (AP)
• UN animal conference tackles Mideast animal trade (AP)
• Mexico announces austerity plan to save $3 billion (AP
• Malawi church leaders meet on gay rights (AP)
• Japan issues tuna challenge ahead of key debate (AFP)
• January wholesale trade leap confirms recovery (Reuter
• Rio Tinto staff face trial in China on Monday (AFP)
• Why Iran smiles on Jerusalem clashes (The Christian Sc
• Nowrooz, a Persian New Year Celebration, Erupts in Iran
• Climate Change: In Canada, No News Is Bad News (OneWor
• Beach jogger killed by plane likely never heard it (AP
• Montana man spends 4 days stuck in car in snowbank (AP
• Cornell, campus of gorges, fights suicide stigma (AP)
• Students pitch in to help save town from flood (AP)
• State prison numbers drop for 1st time since 1972 (AP)
• Hawaii considering law to ignore Obama 'birthers' (AP)
• Father of boy missing with mother arrives in Wash. (AP
• 45 Detroit schools slated for closing under plan (AP)
• Officials identify 2 killed in Texas bus crash (AP)
• Clinic: Woman championed by Obama eligible for aid (AP
• Brazen Conn. warehouse heist nets $75M in pills (AP)
• Police: Man may have had images of missing women (AP)
• Court: Chicago man in terror case to change plea (AP)
• Woman tells of attack similar to San Diego teen's (AP)
• Hearing set in lesbian teen's suit to force prom (AP)
• 4.4 quake damages only nerves in L.A. area (AP)
• Lesson learned: More buy flood insurance after '09 (AP
• Northeast slowly dries out from wind-whipped storm (AP
• Helicopter rescues horse stranded on Ariz. sandbar (AP
• House leaders joust over use of parliamentary rule (AP
• Senate OKs jobs bill for Obama's signature (AP)
• Pakistani court charges 5 Americans with terrorism (AP
• Thai Red Shirts hurl own blood at PM's house (AP)
• FACT CHECK: Premiums would rise under Obama plan (AP)
• February wholesale prices drop 0.6 percent (AP)
• Irish at home, worldwide cheer St. Patrick's Day (AP)
• LAX terminals briefly closed by security breach (AP)
• Rolling Stones tunes supply 'Idol' surprises (AP)
• Cavs top Pistons 113-101, LeBron has triple-double (AP
• Five Americans charged with terrorism in Pakistan (Reu
• Thai "red shirts" splatter blood at PM's home (Reuters
• Insurer targeted HIV patients to drop coverage (Reuter
• North Korea has 1,000 missiles, South says (Reuters)
• China unyielding on yuan as U.S. raises pressure (Reut
• World Bank tells China to tighten policy (Reuters)
• Israel moves to ease diplomatic dispute with U.S. (Reu
• Protesters pour blood at Thai PM's residence (AFP)
• ETA blamed for French policeman's murder (AFP)