英文新聞列表 English News List

• China agency says pollution worsening amid economic boom
• Philippine shares rise to 9-year high on heavy trading
• First-half profit drops at Sumitomo Mitsui, Japan's No. 3 bank
• DSG International says Italian business weighed heavy on first-half profit
• Nepal celebrates government, rebels signing peace deal to end decade-long conflict
• Honeymooners Cruise, Holmes asked to say 'hello' to Maldivians
• Wie back in Japan, looking to make the cut
• Director Robert Altman Dead at 81
• Khan leads Pakistan recovery with unbeaten half century
• Spain's third-quarter GDP up 3.8 percent on year, 0.9 percent on quarter
• Director Robert Altman Dies at 81
• American Music Awards Presented
• Smuggled Orangutans Arrive in Indonesia
• Euro rises against U.S. dollar
• Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie makes surprise visit to Cambodia
• Hong Kong's Hutchison denies report saying it plans to sell European 3G operations
• Chinese, Indian companies keen to collaborate
• Japanese job-referral company renting out robot as temporary worker
• Uzbekistan will ignore international arbitration rulings in investment disputes
• NATO summit looks to tie trans-Atlantic summit to Pacific partners
• First-half profit drops at Sumitomo Mitsui, Japan's No. 3 bank
• Filipino victims of abuses under Marcos urge government not to block compensation
• Workers hold protests against U.S.-South Korea free-trade talks
• Malaysian stock index rises in active trading
• Malaysian Government fears congress broadcast may have hurt race relations
• Ukraine marks 2nd anniversary of the Orange Revolution _ quietly
• Indonesian shares raise to new record high
• Japanese economy marks longest stretch of expansion since World War II
• Givaudan buys ICI's Quest flavors and fragrances unit for 1.2 billion pounds
• Tokyo lifted by commodity stocks, most Asian markets advance
• Laporte makes two changes to France team to play Pumas
• EU launches probe into aid plan to courier DHL, Leipzig airport
• EU probes French tax break to 'cultural' video games
• Sevilla coach apologizes for suggesting Rijkaard will leave Barcelona
• EU to probe Austria's euro900 million guarantee to troubled BAWAG bank
• Clashes during crippling strike injure several in Bangladesh
• U.S. dollar, gold down in European morning trading
• Following tumultuous years, outgoing premier Balkenende could win again
• Australia makes seven changes for Scotland game
• Woman, 91, Dies in Shootout With Police
• Wales captain Jones returns to play the All Blacks
• Algerian energy minister defends new tax on hydrocarbons
• Homeland Security to require passports for nearly all air travelers entering U.S.
• Callam and Blair in for Scotland against Australia
• Villareal forward Nihat ruled out for rest of season
• Black Eyed Peas top American Music Awards with 3 victories, winning best group in 2 categories
• EU launches probe into aid plan to courier DHL, Leipzig airport
• Witnesses say Ethiopian troops are patrolling a strategic road in Somalia
• Singapore shares hit record close on chip manufacturers' optimism
• Merkel praises government's achievements in 1st year, but says more to be done
• Koreas agree to march together at Asian Games, continue talks on joint Olympic team
• Indian shares close at record high, led by Bharti, ONGC
• Woman, 92, Dies in Shootout With Police
• Pakistan fights back after Lara's ninth double century
• Pakistan fights back after Lara's ninth double century
• German government reaches agreement in principle with shareholders on EADS stake
• Pakistan fights back after Lara's ninth double century
• Pakistan fights back after Lara's ninth double century
• Turkey prepares huge security clampdown amid concerns of trouble during papal visit
• EU sets out how governments can kick start funding to European research
• Spain's BBVA buys minority stakes in Chinese bank
• Gettelfinger vows to save job bank, reveals Delphi temp deal
• Thai shares gain on bargain hunting
• FIFA soccer rankings
• CNPC to participate in development of giant Turkmen gas field
• Japan pledges $2.65 million for fighting HIV/AIDS, malaria in Myanmar
• Malaysian cell phone company Maxis reports rise in quarterly net profit
• British government to publish proposal for new nuclear deterrent
• Pakistan fights back after Lara's ninth double century
• Pakistan fights back after Lara's ninth double century
• South Africa wins toss and bats first
• Brazil still No. 1; Nigeria in top 10 at expense of Spain
• Jordan's prime minister reshuffles Cabinet, appoints 9 new ministers, including Islamist
• Caterpillar moves Asia Pacific headquarters from Japan to China
• United States advances to second round at volleyball worlds
• United States advances to second round at volleyball worlds
• Dominican volleyball doctor will appeal life suspension
• Kaneria wants home curators to prepare bowler-friendly wickets
• Ireland names three rookies in side to play Pacific Islanders
• Euro nations should act to smooth out differences to benefit from monetary union
• Airbus A380 superjumbo arrives in Guangzhou, southern China
• U.S. jobless benefits climb last week
• Dell shares climb on premarket trading after beating 3Q earnings
• Following tumultuous years, outgoing premier Balkenende could win again in Netherlands
• Toppin named as West Indies Cricket Board chief executive
• Anton Ferdinand charged with assault in nightclub incident
• Book quotes Spanish politician complaining about euro100,000 salary
• Jordan's king swears in 9 new Cabinet ministers, including Islamist
• Floors to make his debut against England
• Prime minister says corruption cost Ukraine billions in lost 2006 revenues.
• Private Equity Firm Blackstone expresses interested in Telecom Italia
• Former French premier Jospin backs Royal's candidacy for president
• Inflation rises, but gains tempered by lower gasoline, heating fuel costs.
• Foreign secretary says Britain may hand over Basra to Iraqi forces in spring
• French government denies any retreat on Gaz de France-Suez deal
• Giuliani takes step toward presidential bid
• Bangladesh Chief Election Commissioner plans to go on leave to end standoff
• Bangladesh Chief Election Commissioner plans to go on leave to end standoff
• Unions to keep striking at Volkswagen plant in Brussels to protest job cuts
• Serb war crimes defendant refuses to appear for final pretrial hearing
• Single European driver's license to replace 110 different forms now in use
• Witnesses say Ethiopian troops are patrolling a strategic road in Somalia
• U.S. stocks rise after Dell reports strong profits
• British tax breaks for films win EU opt-out from subsidy rules
• Kerkorian's Tracinda offers $55 each for 15 million MGM Mirage shares
• Maldivians Want to Say `Hello' to TomKat
• Croatian parliament votes to keep lawmaker in custody during war crimes investigation
• Ukraine marks 2nd anniversary of the Orange Revolution _ quietly
• Thanksgiving travel dash underway; nearly 40 million expected to hit roads, rails, skies
• Euro above US$1.29 after weak U.S. jobs report
• Dell shares climb more than 10 percent after beating 3Q earnings forecast
• Bangladesh Chief Election Commissioner plans to go on leave to end standoff
• Airbus, falling behind Boeing on orders, raises market forecast
• Police stop planned brawl between English and German hooligans
• Bush telephones condolences to Saniora, Amin Gemayel for Pierre Gemayel assassination
• Gorbachev recovering from artery operation in Germany
• Swiss prosecutors investigate Berlusconi-linked businessmen on laundering suspicion
• Livedoor to sell all financial businesses to investment firm
• Mumbai gas stations call off strike after government agrees to hear grievances
• Bush telephones condolences to Saniora, Amin Gemayel for Pierre Gemayel assassination
• Gorbachev recovering from artery operation in Germany
• UN official urges Pakistan to ratify convention against terror financing
• Giuliani takes step toward presidential bid
• Portuguese authorities ban planned military protest
• Le Pen fears he might not get enough official support to run for president
• U.S. stocks give up gains, fall on U. Michigan consumer sentiment survey
• Southern California cities reject coal, gamble on solar, wind and other alternative energy
• As Romania prepares for EU entry, Prime Minister seeks troublesome minister's sacking
• Unions to keep striking at Volkswagen plant in Brussels to protest job cuts
• Jolie Makes Surprise Visit to Cambodia
• EU charges E.On with interfering with antitrust probe
• Airbus, falling behind Boeing on orders, raises market forecast
• Airbus, falling behind Boeing on orders, raises market forecast
• China's biggest porn site operator jailed for life
• 'Blondie' Writer Takes on Dagwood's Turf
• Gorbachev recovering from artery operation in Germany
• Airbus, falling behind Boeing on orders, raises market forecast
• Lebanon mourns assassinated politician
• Wu's case to open on December 15
• China sees increase in HIV cases
• Yeh suggests law to pardon officials in fund disputes
• Ma rejects idea of rule change to suit his needs
• In Brief
• After Koo no-show, prosecutors still do not issue arrest warrant
• Mori receives Taiwan's highest medal of honor
• MOJ launches tagging program for sex offenders freed from jail
• Truth committee challenges conclusions on Chen shooting
• DPP boycotts review of recall motion
• Su urges respect for referendum ruling
• SMEs graduate from incubation centers
• Doctors deny taking kickbacks from pharmaceutical company
• Shao's life in 'no immediate danger,' hospital says
• Su urges preparations for WTO talks
• In Brief
• Putin article seen as attack on Warsaw
• Israeli ground troops advance into northern Gaza towns
• Africa mini-summit pledges to work for Darfur peace
• EU experts fear U.S. move could spark Somalia war
• Dutch center-right takes the lead
• At least 8 people die after blast in Polish coal mine
• In Brief
• Shanghai yet to approve name change for skyscraper
• Official says Pyongyang will not give up nukes unconditionally
• Hu says China is not seeking any 'selfish gains' in South Asia
• Nepal wakes up to new era as rebels ink peace accord
• Several hurt in Bangladesh strike clashes
• Part of China's Yellow River turns red
• Foreign troops patrol center of Tongan capital
• Residents of Gasparilla Island debate spiny-tailed iguana rights
• Hairy crabs seen as power meal of a rising urban class
• Taiwan's historic military villages facing extinction
• Democracy is at risk in Mexico
• Iraq could be worse than 'Nam'
• Plane deception cannot mask APEC diplomatic setback
• Designing the gears that run cars
• NCCU president works to keep incubator lead
• Tenha Life Science Co. Ltd.
• Grooming new technologies for the south
• Hollywood 'outsider' dies at 81
• People drive more cautiously with less traffic signs, says UK urban planner
• Nearly half of U.S. abortions are repeats, study finds
• In Japan, new robots ready to work for hourly wages
• In Brief
• Black Eyed Peas tops AMA with 3 wins
• Macquarie, Texas Pacific talk about possible Qantas takeover
• Asia's largest TV, film and digital content expo kicks off
• U.S. beef suppliers double exports to Taiwan
• Taiex up for seventh day; rising bonds lower yields
• Ritek, Kolon plan to form OELD field joint venture
• U.S. holidays turning into shopping days
• Greenback easier in Asia after U.S. growth forecast
• Stocks finish slightly up in pre-holiday trading
• Economy may be slowest in 15 months
• Sidelines
• Twins' Mourneau edges Jeter for American League Most Valuable Player award
• Needs of small-market NBA teams being ignored
• Enough said, let the Ashes series begin
• Ex-Dodger decides to stay in Taiwan after flirting with Japanese
• Furyk grabs narrow lead at Grand Slam of Golf
• Price tag for 2012 Games rises sharply
• AC Milan books spot; Arsenal's fate in the balance
• Outplayed Celtic celebrates amazing fortune
• EX-AIT CHAIRWOMAN CLARIFIES STANCE ON 'RED-SHIRT CROWD'
• WINNERS OF TAIWAN LITERATURE AWARDS UNVEILED
• VICE PRESIDENT TO VISIT BURKINA FASO IN MID-DECEMBER
• SPECIAL ALLOWANCE USE ISSUE SHOULD BE TACKLED CONCERTEDLY: PREMIER
• JAN.-SEPT. REGULAR MONTHLY EARNINGS UP 1.27% YEAR-ON-YEAR
• DYNAMIC SAMPLE FOREST TO BE ESTABLISHED FOR TAIWAN FIR STUDIES
• PRICES HIGHER ON TAIPEI STOCK MARKET
• UPGRADED IMMIGRATION ADMINISTRATION TO BE INAUGURATED JAN. 2, 2007
• MOJ INAUGURATES ELECTRONIC MONITORING SYSTEM TO PREVENT RECIDIVISM
• RETAIL INDUSTRY MOST POPULAR AMONG YOUNG BUSINESS STARTERS: POLL
• Far Eastern Air to service Kaohsiung-Subic route on December 17
• Chef Gene del Prado finds his Shangri-La
• Belarusian leader says Russian gas hike will mean next year is 'catastrophic' for his country
• Algerian energy minister defends new tax on hydrocarbons
• Pakistan Senate begins debate on rape law amendments
• Franklin Duets With Blige on 'Bobby' CD
• Peruvian archaeologists excavate first 'tumi' knives from pre-Inca tombs
• Greek government apologizes for police beating at rally
• Kerkorian's Tracinda offers $55 each for 15 million MGM Mirage shares
• Pitbull Marking His Territory in Hip-Hop
• Laporte makes two changes to France team to play Pumas
• Review: Darryl Worley's 'Here and Now'
• U.S. stocks mixed after consumer sentiment survey, falling oil prices
• Music Review: Killswitch Engage
• European stocks end mixed after a choppy session
• Study finds podcast use rising but small, particularly for daily usage
• TV Highlights for the Week Ahead
• Burundi jails two journalists over story on alleged plot to overthrow the government
• The Week in Video Game News
• Thanksgiving travel under way, with nearly 40 million Americans expected to hit roads, rails, skies
• Even Hardcore Love 'Casual' Games
• A Look at PS3 and Wii Launch Titles
• Police stop planned brawl between English and German hooligans
• My robotic pony and other pricey toys: this year, toy makers are pulling out the stops
• Fresh thinking needed in Britain's fight against terror _ leader of opposition Conservative Party
• Kitaen Charged With Drug Possession
• Brazilian farm crops drop sharply in 2005, compared to year before
• Election chief plans to take leave as violent strike cripples Bangladesh
• Online Thieves Offer Oprah Tickets
• O.J. Says Book Wasn't Confession
• Prosecutors charge actress Tawny Kitaen with felony drug possession
• London Olympics will make profit, says London Mayor
• Bangladesh president says election chief to go on three-month leave
• Homeland Security to require passports for nearly all air travelers entering U.S.
• U.S. judge says federal lawsuits over Vioxx cannot be combined into 1 national class action
• Billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian says he's selling 14 million GM shares
• President approves request for troublesome minister's sacking
• EU charges E.On with interfering in antitrust probe
• Airbus, falling behind Boeing on orders, raises market forecast
• Dutch cast ballots in parliamentary race between Christian Democrats, center-left opposition
• Premier League will allow Southgate to keep coaching
• Election chief plans to take leave as violent strike cripples Bangladesh
• Ukraine marks 2nd anniversary of the Orange Revolution _ quietly
• U.S. judge says federal lawsuits over Vioxx cannot be combined into 1 national class action
• Zoo announces birth of rare, endangered okapi
• Morales says conservatives' Senate boycott could endanger gas nationalization
• Ramalho renews contract with Brazilian champion Sao Paulo
• Unemployment claims rising faster, but no big layoffs expected
• Muslim scholars speak out against female genital mutilation in rare conference
• Nepal celebrates government, rebels signing peace deal to end decade-long conflict
• Key Aer Lingus shareholder rejects takeover bid by Ryanair, effectively killing deal
• Company asks hospitals to return cadaver tissue after patient is infected
• South Africa defeats India by 157 runs
• 'Christmas Story' House Brought to Life
• Ukraine marks 2nd anniversary of the Orange Revolution _ quietly
• Champions League: Bayern Munich holds Spartak Moscow to 2-2 draw in Group B
• U.S. judge says federal lawsuits over Vioxx cannot be combined into 1 national class action
• Evidence still slim on Hermens, Peraita, district attorney says
• Athens Stock Exchange eyes stake in Bulgarian bourse
• U.S. federal appeals court upholds conviction of ex-Cendant executive
• A Newcomer, a Comeback at City Ballet
• Morales says conservatives' Senate boycott could endanger gas nationalization
• Early voters' poll predicts Christian Democrats will win most votes in Dutch elections
• Gaz de France-Suez merger may get new timetable after court ruling
• Russian author wins US$113,000 literary award for biography of Pasternak
• Contest Winner Eats 4.8 Pounds of Turkey
• Man Eats 4.8 Pounds of Turkey in 12 Min.
• Voters' poll predicts Christian Democrats will win most votes
• Investor Kirk Kerkorian says he's selling 14 million GM shares
• Polls predict Christian Democrats winning most votes in Dutch elections
• TV Highlights for the Week Ahead
• Voters' poll predicts Christian Democrats will win most votes
• Baby born with heart outside chest in Miami remains stable
• Oil prices fall as crude supplies surge, natural gas futures decline
• Proteas' pace and Kallis century too much for India
• Champions league: Bayern Munich holds Spartak Moscow to 2-2 draw in Group B
• Exit polls: Christian Democrats win most seats in Dutch elections _ but not enough for parliamentary majority
• Italian government gives go-ahead to project to build moveable flood barriers in Venice
• Zamboni drivers fired after driving to fast-food drive-thru
• Dollar falls against major currencies after weak unemployment claims report
• Mexico's Pemex chief: Cantarell oil field output to drop 14 percent a year
• U.S. judge says federal lawsuits over Vioxx cannot be combined into 1 national class action
• Platinum tumbles on liquidation; gold, silver up a hair
• Government will not make animal ID mandatory for disease-tracking
• Brazil's Petrobras to spend US$780 million (euro605 million) on renewable energy
• 'Christmas Story' House Brought to Life
• Kitaen Charged With Drug Possession
• Champions League: Liverpool beats PSV 2-0 to clinch first place in Group C
• Champions League: Inter reaches second round after beating Sporting 1-0
• France's governing party sets date to name its presidential candidate
• Champions League: Valencia tops Group D with 2-0 win over Olympiakos
• Activists hope to draw attention to Trail of Tears, when American Indians were forced from homes
• U.S. stocks end little changed after strong Dell earnings, consumer sentiment survey
• Champions League: Werder Bremen beats Chelsea 1-0
• Champions League: FC Barcelona beat Levski Sofia 0-2
• Mia Farrow Assails 'Genocidal Violence'
• Champions League: Bordeaux beats Galatasary 3-1 in Group C
• Champions League: Valencia tops Group D with 2-0 win over Olympiakos
• Fan Restores 'Christmas Story' House
• Champions League: Barcelona beat Levski Sofia 0-2
• Champions League: Valencia tops Group D with 2-0 win over Olympiakos
• Jordana Spiro: a Gal As 1 of the Guys
• Champions League: Bordeaux beats Galatasary 3-1 in Group C
• Fox Calls FCC Indecency Rules 'Radical'
• Thanksgiving travel under way, with nearly 40 million Americans expected to hit roads, rails, skies
• U.S. Air Force may review Boeing contract, analyst says
• Early returns show Christian Democrats winning most seats in Dutch elections but short of majority
• Study says fetal oxygen monitors offer no benefit to newborns or mothers
• Monster Worldwide Inc. terminates general counsel over stock option grant practices
• Walters Says Rosie, Ripa Feud Is Over
• Canadian PM declares French-speaking Quebec a nation within Canada
• Jordana Spiro: a Gal As 1 of the Guys
• Champions League: Shakhtar stays alive after beating AS Roma 1-0
• Champions League: FC Barcelona beats Levski Sofia 2-0
• Australia feature raw front row, Scotland start Callam
• France and Argentina name experienced lineups
• Walters: O'Donnell-Ripa Feud Is Over
• Champions League: Chelsea advances despite 1-0 loss to Werder Bremen
• Champions League: Shakhtar stays alive after beating AS Roma 1-0
• Turkeys Try to Catch Train Out of N.J.
• Mia Farrow Assails `Genocidal Violence'
• Champions League: Inter reaches second round after beating Sporting 1-0
• Mia Farrow Assails 'Genocidal Violence'
• Partial returns show Christian Democrats win elections, but no group has mandate to govern
• Delta pilots side with management against US Airways bid
• Midnight Zamboni Run Prompts Firings
• Champions League: Liverpool beats PSV 2-0 to clinch first place in Group C
• Kirk Douglas Serves LA Skid Row Meals
• Champions League: Valencia tops Group D with 2-0 win over Olympiakos
• Hundreds of Dogs Removed From S.D. House
• Celebrities Serve Meals to L.A. Homeless
• Champions League: Bordeaux beats Galatasaray 3-1 in Group C
• U.S. Copyright Office issues 6 new rights, including cell phone reuse
• Backyard Toilet Fence Upsets Neighbors
• Champions League: Inter reaches second round after beating Sporting 1-0
• Inter Milan, Chelsea reach second round of Champions league; six berths remain
• Returns show Christian Democrats win most seats, but no group in control
• U.S., Colombian officials sign trade deal, but Bush trade agenda faces Democratic trouble
• Hong Kong Mulls Green 'Eco' Coffins
• Brazil looking to expand nuclear program
• Pa. Woman Sentenced in Pot Homework Case
• Champions League: Chelsea advances despite 1-0 loss to Werder Bremen
• Returns from Dutch elections show Christian Democrats ahead _ but short of majority
• Boy Calls 911 49 Times From Texas School
• 150-200 Dogs Removed From S.D. House
• British parliament passes legislation to revive Catholic-Protestant administration in Northern Ireland
• Mauritanian opposition parties win legislatives seats in close races
• IBM settles overtime lawsuit for $65 million
• About 300 gather in Dallas' Dealey Plaza on anniversary of John F. Kennedy's death
• Champagne for the socialists following Dutch elections
• Turkeys Try to Catch Train Out of N.J.
• Election chief plans to take leave as violent strike cripples Bangladesh
• Haitian teen looks forward to life without massive facial growth
• Haitian teen's face rebuilt in four surgeries
• Nepal celebrates peace deal to end decade-long communist insurgency
• Walters: O'Donnell-Ripa Feud Is Over
• Democrats begin charting homeland security priorities for the next Congress
• EU court to rule on wine lover's challenge to alcohol import tax
• Turkey prepares huge security clampdown amid concerns of trouble during papal visit
• China's president to visit Pakistan to sign economic accords, strengthen ties
• NATO summit looks to tie trans-Atlantic summit to Pacific partners
• Walters: O'Donnell-Ripa Feud Is Over
• Blue Jackets hire former Stars, Flyers coach
• Lebanon slaying complicates U.S. hopes in Mideast as Bush plans trip to meet Iraqi leader
• Kirk Kerkorian says he plans to sell GM shares, buy MGM stock
• Nov. 15 tsunami off Russia reached as far a New Zealand, scientist says
• Leftist, self-proclaimed 'president' of Mexico, proposes price-cut law
• Former New Zealand captain gets cash settlement after spear tackle
• Copyright office issues 6 new rights, including cell phone reuse
• Tonga's king promises democratic reforms will continue after political riot
• Called old fashioned and boring, Balkenende emerges on top in elections
• Mexican president inaugurates giant telescope
• Non-human touch makes inroads in health care: Robots great with stroke patients, autistic kids
• Can your robot be your friend? Scientists work on helping them 'understand people as people'
• Dallas company's robots take realism to a new and uncanny level: Meet Albert Einstein
• Solid research plus a little porn said to spark a baby boom among captive pandas
• Forget the Texas stereotypes _ the 'Big D' welcomes gay visitors
• Mount Vernon makeover gives a new look at George Washington
• Historic Wayside Inn inspired Longfellow
• Returns show Christian Democrats win most seats, but no group in control
• Steam-powered cider mill offers a feast for the senses
• Actor apologizes for copying key documents on electronic voting machines
• Namibian family turn farm into animal sanctuary
• New Zealand opposition leader resigns 1 year after failing to win election
• Shares of 3 Malaysian-government linked palm oil entities suspended due to possible merger
• Blue Jackets hire former Stars, Flyers coach
• Mexican president inaugurates giant telescope
• Malaysian Islamist state that recently lifted ban on concerts woos Cat Stevens
• Malaysian Islamist state that recently lifted ban on concerts woos Cat Stevens
• Walters: O'Donnell-Ripa Feud Is Over
• Man Eats 4.8 Pounds of Turkey in 12 Min.
• EADS, Airbus won't shut down plants, cut jobs In Spain
• Richards Apologizes to Black Leaders
• 2 fishermen killed, 1 injured as fishing trawler explodes
• Michael Richards hires 'crisis management' expert and apologizes to civil rights leaders
• Richards Apologizes, Hires Crisis Expert
• Suspected bird flu discovered in southwestern South Korea
• Protesters in southern Mexican state of Oaxaca briefly raid radio station to transmit message
• Smoking rate among Japanese on decline, survey finds
• Woods wins record seventh PGA Grand Slam of Golf title
• Australia won't set timeline for troop withdrawal from Iraq, says minister
• Panda poop paper yields profits for Thai keepers
• Blue Jackets hire former Stars, Flyers coach
• New South Korean digital city testing limits of development, privacy
• Chinese-language cinema's Oscars overshadowed by pullouts
• Three men sentenced to 300 years each for deaths in Chiapas land dispute
• Richards Apologizes, Hires Crisis Expert
• Blue Jackets hire former Stars, Flyers coach
• Electoral Council confirms Ortega as Nicaragua's next president
• Rival supporters clash ahead of landmark elections in Aceh province
• Ahead of key legislative vote, Taiwan party says it opposes recalling Chen
• President Hu to pay tribute to family of Indian doctor who became Chinese icon
• Woods wins record seventh PGA Grand Slam of Golf title
• Turkeys Try to Catch Train Out of N.J.
• Panda Poop Paper Yields Big Profits
• Airbus A380 superjumbo arrives in Beijing
• New Zealand stocks rise as blue chips rebound, offshore sentiments seeps in
• Tonga's king promises democratic reforms will continue after political riot
• Philippine police chiefs told to solve killings of leftists or step down
• Protesters in southern Mexican state of Oaxaca briefly raid radio station to transmit message
• Wie struggles against the men in opening round of Casio World
• Some retailers begin shopping season early by staying open on US holiday Thanksgiving
• 3 Malaysian government-linked palm oil entities to fuse, creating world's largest producer
• Angelina Jolie tours genocide museum during surprise visit to Cambodia
• Philippine shares fall 1.4 percent on profit-taking after hitting 9-year high
• Action needed to prepare southern China for climate change hazards, think-tank says
• Wie struggles against the men in opening round of Casio World
• Women's Gold Cup: Canada downs Jamaica 4-0 to earn World Cup spot
• Democrats eye homeland security issues for new US Congress
• Women's Gold Cup: US beats Mexico 2-0 to qualify for 2007 World Cup
• Patrons Testy As NYC Nightclub Shut Down
• Australian stocks rise on takeover talk
• Mongolian PM pledges to support UN resolution on North Korea
• Paralyzing strike ends after Bangladesh election chief's decision to go on leave
• Taiwan shares rise 0.5 percent to 6-month high on strong traditional sectors
• Bulgarian prime minister visits Vietnam to boost trade, economic ties
• Sabres rally to down Maple Leafs 7-4
• Bollywood beauty Bipasha Basu says shooting bikini scenes very stressful
• President Hu pays tribute to family of Indian doctor who became Chinese icon
• Yousuf holds Pakistan hopes against charging West Indies
• PR Expert to Help Richards Apologize
• Australian Jetstar to launch Sydney-Ho Chi Minh City air route
• Richards Apologizes, Hires Crisis Expert
• Nepal looks to peace after landmark truce agreement, but challenges remain
• Spurs beat the Heat 106-86
• China tests Olympic hopefuls at Asian Games
• Taiwan opposition leader questioned over mayoral expense fund
• Southeast Asian teams take mixed expectations to Doha
• Asian Games assume Olympic proportions for subcontinental athletes
• Amateur leads Australia Masters after 1st round
• Lone Star terminates deal to sell stake in Korea Exchange Bank
• Germany into Hopman Cup to replace South Korea
• Tibetan activist sets himself on fire outside hotel of Chinese president in India
• Southeast Asian teams take mixed expectations to Doha
• Lone Star terminates deal to sell stake in Korea Exchange Bank to Kookmin Bank
• Michael Richards hires 'crisis management' expert to apologize to blacks after racial tirade caught on tape
• Allco may join bid for Qantas, whose shares dip on worries over foreign control of airline
• Wie struggles against the men in opening round of Casio World
• Free-range turkey and pumpkin pie on menu for Bush family Thanksgiving
• Chinese shares rise on stronger yuan, hitting new five-year high
• Asashoryu remains undefeated at Kyushu sumo
• Asashoryu remains undefeated at Kyushu sumo
• Thai PM makes one-day visit to Myanmar, meets with junta chief
• Ashes: Ponting's hundred guides Australia to 346-3
• EU court rules consumers must pay import duty on alcohol, cigarettes from other EU nations
• Taiwan export orders rise to record high in October, but growth rate slows down
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• Air France-KLM in exploratory talks with Alitalia
• Malaysia spruces up to spellbind tourists
• EU says Microsoft has handed in information by deadline
• Golf criticized as too expensive, wasteful for China
• Asashoryu remains undefeated at Kyushu sumo
• Asashoryu remains undefeated at Kyushu sumo
• More schools closed after new arson, killings in southern Thailand
• EU court rules consumers must pay import duty on alcohol, cigarettes from other EU nations
• Hong Kong shares edge up 0.1 percent to new record close as property issues advance
• Tibetan activist sets himself on fire outside hotel of Chinese president in India
• Walters: O'Donnell-Ripa Feud Is Over
• Malaysia's Petronas reports 22 percent rise in fiscal first-half profit
• Malaysia's Petronas reports 22 percent rise in fiscal first-half profit
• Ponting leads from the front as Australia sets out to regain the Ashes
• Yousuf and Razzaq push second test toward draw
• Yousuf and Razzaq push second test toward draw
• Philippine shares fall 1.4 percent on profit-taking after hitting 9-year high
• EU data protection group says SWIFT broke European data privacy laws by giving records to U.S.
• Airbus A380 superjumbo arrives in Beijing
• Airbus A380 superjumbo arrives in Beijing
• China expresses "strong dissatisfaction" over former Japanese PM's visit to Taiwan
• China expresses "strong dissatisfaction" over former Japanese PM's visit to Taiwan
• Malaysia's economy grew 5.8 percent in 3Q, helped by exports
• Malaysia's economy grew 5.8 percent in 3Q, helped by exports
• Kesa Electricals says third-quarter sales rose 9.5 percent
• Indonesian shares end lower on selling in Telkom, Gas Negara
• EU says Microsoft has handed in information by deadline
• Malaysian shares rise as banking stocks shine
• EU clears Switzerland's Oerlikon to buy textile maker Saurer
• Euro hits new multi-month highs against U.S. dollar in light holiday trading
• Singapore shares end at new high in follow-through buying
• Dutch returns show Christian Democrats win most seats; but no group wins control
• Hong Kong lifted by property issues, most Asian markets advance
• British judo athlete wins appeal against Olympic doping ban
• EU data protection panel says SWIFT broke European data privacy laws by giving records to U.S.
• Pakistan-West Indies second test ends in a draw
• Barcelona hopeful about Champions League decider with Bremen
• German business confidence in November rises for a second month in a row
• U.S. dollar falls, gold rises in European morning trading
• Prolific Yousuf earns draw for Pakistan
• Prolific Yousuf earns draw for Pakistan
• EU OKs euro44 million yearly state payment to Sweden's Posten AB
• Madrid aims to profit from Valencia's Spanish league woes
• Taiwan's gross domestic product grew a faster-than-expected 5.02 percent in 3rd quarter
• Lyon in buoyant mood ahead of Auxerre match; Lacombe's PSG under pressure
• EU says Microsoft has handed in information by deadline
• Thai finance minister says economic growth eases down to 4.1% for third quarter
• Oil prices inch up after dropping in reaction to U.S. supply increase
• 'Battle of Wits' let down by poorly developed premise, conflicting goals
• Singapore opposition leader jailed for five weeks for public speaking without permit
• EU sets Jan. 3 deadline to rule on Tata bid for Corus
• Inter faces tough test at title rival Palermo
• Chinese president arrives in Pakistan to sign economic accords, strengthen ties
• Bangladesh to vaccinate 24 million children against polio
• GM raises Russian sales forecast for 2006, expects 175,000 cars sold in 2007
• Bangladesh to vaccinate 24 million children against polio
• Croatian soccer coach suspended for attacking referee
• Prolific Yousuf earns draw for Pakistan
• Prolific Yousuf earns draw for Pakistan
• Prosecutors charge ex-DaimlerChrsysler manager with siphoning off euro40 million
• Chinese president arrives in Pakistan to sign economic accords, strengthen ties
• Cambodian bar association seeks control over defense lawyers in Khmer Rouge tribunal
• Inter faces tough test at title rival Palermo
• Tibetan activist sets himself on fire outside hotel of Chinese president in India
• Pakistan selectors recall fast bowler Sami for third test
• GM raises Russian sales forecast for 2006, expects 175,000 cars sold in 2007
• All Blacks and Irish aim for clean sweeps of November internationals
• EU court rules consumers must pay import duty on alcohol, cigarettes from other EU nations
• London's FTSE-100 index down 37.0 points at 6123.3 at midday
• London's FTSE-100 index down 37.0 points at 6123.3 at midday
• Venezuela to propose further OPEC cut in December, oil minister says
• Patrons Testy As NYC Nightclub Shut Down
• Turkeys Try to Catch Train Out of N.J.
• 'Kramer' Apologizes, Hires Crisis Expert
• Patrons Testy As NYC Nightclub Shut Down
• Thai shares slip down on profit-taking
• FIFA suspends Iran for government interference
• U.S. buyout fund Lone Star scraps deal to sell stake in South Korean bank amid probes
• U.S. buyout fund Lone Star scraps deal to sell stake in South Korean bank amid probes
• Chinese president arrives in Pakistan to sign economic accords, strengthen ties
• Costa Coffee chain opens in Bucharest, its first branch in Eastern Europe
• Motorbike injuries No. 1 killer of Vietnam's young; WHO urges action
• Azeri official says Russia may cut electricity supplies
• EU says Microsoft has handed in information by deadline
• Yacht capsizes during Velux 5 Oceans race
• Belgium's KBC bank posts 1.4 percent rise in third-quarter net profit
• Swedish town searches for Ingrid Bergman look-alike for wedding reenactment
• Germany winger Odonkor out for three months
• Brazilian jobless rate falls below 10 percent in October
• Lara hopes drawn test against Pakistan helps change West Indies slide in test cricket
• Lara hopes drawn test against Pakistan helps change West Indies slide in test cricket
• Canadian premier declares Quebec a nation within united Canada
• Two Moscow protesters hang anti-government banner off bridge by Kremlin
• Yacht capsizes during Velux 5 Oceans race
• French prosecutor opens probe into EADS insider dealing allegations
• Switzerland rejects UEFA demand for law against rogue advertising
• ASEAN leaders to receive charter recommendations at December summit
• Witness claims Djindjic deputy knew of plot to assassinate Serbian prime minister
• Azeri official says Russia may cut electricity supplies
• Air France-KLM shares drop on possible merger with unprofitable Alitalia
• Divisions between "Old" and "New" Europe fading as NATO faces new challenges
• French broadcasting watchdog: Actors must wear condoms in TV porn
• Man United faces Chelsea in midst of critical two weeks
• Spain's parliament begins debate on law to reign in rampant urban development
• Norsk Hydro, Qatar Petroleum award key construction contract to Canadian group for aluminum smelter
• Hungarian PM offers support for Macedonia's bid to join NATO and EU
• Germany's Axel Springer in talks to buy stake in Poland's largest broadcaster
• Witness claims Djindjic deputy knew of plot to assassinate Serbian prime minister
• EU court rules consumers must pay import duty on alcohol, cigarettes from other EU nations
• Simpson Says He Did Book for Money
• English Soccer Schedule
• Tibetan activist sets himself on fire outside hotel of Chinese president in India
• Grenada responds to hurricane damage with resort, mega-yacht marina
• Kenyan former Olympic 1,500-meter champion Noah Ngeny announces retirement
• Canadian PM's declaration of Quebec as nation within Canada seen as potentially dangerous gambit by critics
• Ex-DaimlerChrysler manager charged with siphoning off euro40 million
• Paralyzing strike ends after Bangladesh election chief's decision to go on leave
• Japanese official says NKorea nuclear talks to be held in early December: report
• Republican congressman to visit Middle East, but scraps Syria from itinerary
• Oil prices fall in response to U.S. supply increase
• Paralyzing strike ends after Bangladesh election chief's decision to go on leave
• Bayer sells HC Starck unit for euro1.2 billion to financial investors
• Queen Elizabeth II calls soccer players `prima donnas'
• 88-year-old man stabs wife in apparent mercy killing in Spain
• Euro hits new five-month highs against U.S. dollar in light holiday trading
• Schalke wants to stop yet another Bundesliga lead switch
• Pakistan Senate approves amendments to controversial rape law despite Islamist protests
• Private equity consortium gets minority stake in Czech unit of T-Mobile International
• Greece's Alpha Bank to buy 50 percent stake in Turkish Bank
• Protestants resist deadline to nominate leader for Northern Ireland power-sharing
• Third recall motion produces nothing but show-off
• South Korea announces possible bird flu outbreak
• Taipei prosecutors issue arrest warrant for Koo Jr.
• U.N. Security Council agrees to offer assistance in Gemayel investigation
• Baghdad Sadr City bombings kill 143
• Lebanon pays last repects to slain politician
• Prosecutors question Ma over fund one more time
• Candidate lists for mayoral races in Taipei, Kaohsiung announced
• Yeh apologizes for suggestion to pardon officials
• Judicial chief accused of pocketing funds
• Bureau of health insurance questioned over drug prices
• KMT's Lai blasts delay by DPP to discuss Wu
• Lawmakers sue current, past officials
• Disputes arise over proposal for labor law
• New immigration office to begin operation in 2007
• Poll suggests English environment worsening
• In Brief
• U.S.-basher, banana tycoon battle it out in Ecuador's election
• Group bemoans terror in Chechnya
• IAEA denies Iran's request for help in building Arak
• Nigeria tries to rescue hostages
• Dutch face political uncertainty
• Death count reaches 23 in Polish blast
• In Brief
• North Korea may give up nukes, scholar claims
• India's 'no-sex' Big Brother fails to inspire its television viewers
• Bangladesh opposition blockade enters day four
• Police report two dead in India violence
• Indonesian gas explosion kills eight
• Air force attacks rebel positions in eastern Sri Lanka
• Bilingual sites strive to attract investments, tourists
• Traditional arts center ready to plan new site
• Airbus forecasts surge on demand from Asia
• Museum uses technology to make contents more accessible
• Mobile TV seen pushing broadcasting into new era
• Taiex close up 0.49%, capped by profit-taking
• Greenback weakens against yen ahead of holidays
• Investors seen regaining trust in Internet stocks
• Taiwan Q4 economic expansion accelerating
• Slovak journalist rues following Larry Flynt path
• Abu Ghraib scandal awaits a decision
• London blazes an anti-pollution trail
• Iraq's refugee camps brace for winter
• Darfur can't wait for diplomats to act
• Syria sends U.S. a signal
• Mori's visit, Taipei-Tokyo ties
• Subcontinent readies for Asian Games
• Blackhawks' loss follows a familiar pattern
• Torn tendon puts an end to Peterson's record streak
• Woods comes from behind to surprise Furyk
• Bremen deals Chelsea hard one
• Wind, shadow and collision
• Love in all its weird and wonderful forms
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• The darkest of troubles in the brightest of colors
• Mid-Brow fares dominate Golden Horse Awards
• Golden horse picks
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• Clubs &Pubs
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• 'Seinfeld' star enters damage control mode
• The invitation is in the mail
• Aerosmith's Perry thinks 'this might be it'
• Nature inspires Mongolian rhapsody
• Loving the leftovers from Thangksgiving dinner
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• U.N. drive for ban on ocean bottom trawling fails
• DGBAS RAISES ECONOMIC GROWTH FORECAST TO 4.39%
• MOI ANNOUNCES BUILDINGS FAILING ON ACCESS FOR DISABLED
• NOMENCLATURE HINDERS GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT PACT SIGNING: MOFA
• PRESIDENT LOOKS FORWARD TO VISITING AFRICA AGAIN NEXT SPRING
• KMT CHAIRMAN VOWS TO RESIGN IF INDICTED
• PREMIER TO STUDY POSSIBILITY OF CHARTER FLIGHTS FOR CHINESE TOURISTS
• PRESIDENTIAL RECALL BID PART OF TAIWAN'S DEMOCRACY: PRESIDENT
• CLA TO STUDY NEW LEGAL PROTECTION FOR MAIDS, CAREGIVERS
• TAIWAN'S FIRST EVER CASE OF CHIKUNGUNYA FEVER CONFIRMED
• THIRD RECALL MOTION AGAINST PRESIDENT FAILS
• President Chen plans to visit Africa
• Shao improving
• More La New Bears questioned for alleged scandal
• Sincere social consciousness
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• Slovenian Cabinet minister asked to step down over abortion proposal
• South African court rules gay partners have same inheritance rights as married couples
• Joubert, Weir, Sandhu and Dobrin promise strong field in Cup of Russia
• Greek government announces cuts in personal income taxes in 2007
• London's FTSE-100 index down 20.3 points at 6140.00
• Spanish federation's training ground built illegally, court rules
• European stocks end lower as oil and gas companiexs weigh heavy
• More than 300 cases of extreme drug-resistant TB confirmed
• India, Taiwan score runway wins in first matches
• Thai PM makes one-day visit to Myanmar, meets with junta chief
• Istanbul police chief says every measure will be taken for pope's safety
• Canada makes six changes to play Italy
• Siemens CEO to crack down on irregularities amid widening corruption probe
• Yacht capsizes during Velux 5 Oceans race, competitor turns back to make rescue
• Mobile TV to reach mass audience in 2008, Ericsson predicts
• Belgian court to hear Google's defense against newspaper complaints
• AC Milan's Dida out with thigh injury
• Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie spend Thanksgiving cruising around Ho Chi Minh City
• Global stocks mixed as improved German morale fails to cheer markets
• Alitalia talks hit Air France-KLM shares
• Hollywood Christmas Parade still offers glamour after 75 years
• Chilean president unveils plan to fight corruption amid scandal
• Canadian PM's declaration of Quebec as nation escalates tension over issue that has long divided the country
• Chile's Maldonado among finalists for Brazilian league's best-player award
• New push to allow imported drugs expected in Congress
• Police use video, Spanish picture book to warn Hispanics of dangers of meth trade
• Like his voice, Mick Jagger's wardrobe still rocks
• Seal, Klum Have 2nd Child Together
• Matriarch who lost grandson in conflict with Israelis turns into suicide bomber
• Anna Nicole Smith has court order blocking bid to cut utilities at Bahamas home, partner says
• Liberals side with PM on Quebec initiative while province's opposition views it as political ploy
• Madrid aims to profit from Valencia's Spanish league woes
• Matriarch who lost grandson in conflict with Israelis turns into suicide bomber
• Simpson: I Deserve Criticism for Book
• Americans Lago and Bleiler win halfpipe in Switzerland
• NYSE, Euronext name French financier Hefes to board
• Official says British premier likely to demand legislators support new nuclear deterrent
• Beloved French actor Philippe Noiret dies, aged 76
• Peru president opens Andean conference to end child malnutrition
• Silver lining: Precious metal keeps clothes from smelling
• Spanish parliament begins debate on law to rein in rampant urban development
• Crusading Mexican journalist Jesus Blancornelas dies of illness in Tijuana
• Rangers becomes first club to advance to next round of UEFA Cup
• Turkeys Try for Fast Train Out of Jersey
• Police Display Art Fakes in London
• Fan Restores 'Christmas Story' House
• Highest test cricket runscorers
• Bridge signs new contract with Chelsea
• Belarus opposition leader Milinkevich detained, spokesman says
• French presidential contender Sarkozy urges rivals to seek party candidacy
• Some US retailers begin shopping season 1 day early with Thanksgiving specials and open doors
• "Jezebel of Jazz" Anita O'Day Dies at 87
• "Jezebel of Jazz" Anita O'Day dies at 87
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• "Jezebel of Jazz" Anita O'Day dies at 87
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Rangers, Newcastle, Tottenham and Blackburn advance to next round of UEFA Cup
• New Zealand goods trade deficit at near-record level, date shows
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• "Jezebel of Jazz" Anita O'Day dies at 87
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Magician Blaine Ends Times Square Stunt
• Mining surge in Dominican Republic attracts new search for gold, copper
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Magician Blaine Ends Times Square Stunt
• Magician Blaine Ends Times Square Stunt
• Colombia's far-right warlords to acknowledge crimes, ask allies to do the same
• Capsized sailor to be rescued during daylight
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Taiwan legislature to vote on recalling Chen
• Matriarch who lost grandson in conflict with Israelis turns into suicide bomber
• Chris Sandy, former Fresno State and Harlem Globetrotter, dies in Finland accident
• "Jezebel of Jazz" Anita O'Day dies at 87
• Paralyzing strike ends after Bangladesh election chief goes on leave
• Plain clothes officer kills one person in soccer skirmish
• Protestants resist deadline to nominate leader for Northern Ireland power-sharing
• Beloved French actor Philippe Noiret dies, aged 76
• Death of foreign oil worker illustrates increasing dangers in Nigeria's oil-rich delta
• South Korea finds bone in shipment of U.S. beef
• Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie spend Thanksgiving cruising around Ho Chi Minh City
• Amidst a sea of victims, Anne Frank's name stands out in vast Nazi archive
• Civilian deaths in military action by international forces in Afghanistan
• Taliban comeback traced to corruption, coalition killings, Pakistan
• Bones of contention: Religious relic crusader battles online auction giant
• Is television's obsession with youth about to backfire? Baby boomers are getting irritated
• Playwright Paul Rudnick offers up a comedy about gay marriage and strained friendship
• Famous people playing famous people: The perennial, Oscar-winning allure of the biopic
• James Bond theme songs: Some do it better than others
• Return of Emilio: Estevez's Kennedy connections emerge in `Bobby'
• Alan Bennett's sensational play `The History Boys' comes to the big screen with original cast
• Renee Fleming, America's leading soprano, juggles to keep it all together
• Miami rapper Pitbull marking his territory in hip-hop with new album
• Teenager Taylor Swift swiftly scores hit single as country music's youngest star
• SKorea to stop shipments from U.S. slaughterhouse after bone found in beef imports
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Prominent Pollock piece preserved for public
• `Grey's Anatomy' star Katherine Heigl talks beauty, fame and life on camera
• James Spader surprised to find himself on TV, but he's relishing the experience
• Hark, hear the guitars! Trans-Siberian Orchestra becoming one of the hottest holiday tickets
• Aretha Franklin and Mary J. Blige team up for duet for 'Bobby' soundtrack
• At the Movies: Darren Aronofsky's 'The Fountain' a pretentious sci-fi extravaganza
• Video Game Reviews: A look at PS3 and Wii launch titles
• Philippine boxing champ Pacquiao returns home to victory parade in Manila
• Philippine boxing champ Pacquiao returns home to victory parade in Manila
• At the Movies: `Deck the Halls' fails to make its mark in Christmas movie canon
• At the Movies: 'Deja Vu' aims to be more complicated than the typical action flick
• Liberals side with PM on Quebec initiative while province's opposition views it as political ploy
• South Korea says low-grade bird flu kills 200 chickens south of Seoul
• Japan temporarily halts SKorean poultry imports over bird flu outbreak
• South Korea says low-grade bird flu kills 200 chickens south of Seoul
• Hitchcock headed back to Philly _ with Blue Jackets
• Japan stocks fall amid dollar's weakening against yen
• French Actor Philippe Noiret Dies at 76
• Oil prices up slightly in thin trading
• Campaigning kicks of in landmark elections in tsunami-ravaged Aceh province
• Lawyer Wants Simpson Book Off EBay
• Broadway Lyricist Betty Comden Dies
• Broadway Lyricist Betty Comden Dies
• Betty Comden, Broadway Lyricist, Dies
• Broadway Lyricist Betty Comden Dies
• Betty Comden, Broadway Lyricist, Dies
• Betty Comden, Broadway lyricist, dies of heart failure at 89
• Japan stocks fall as stronger yen hits exporters; Sanyo drops on reports of restructuring
• Betty Comden, Broadway Lyricist, Dies
• Chinese court rejects appeal of HK reporter jailed for spying, brothers say
• Ecuador's presidential rivals close campaigns, leftist criticizes Bush
• Magician Blaine Ends Times Square Stunt
• Betty Comden, Broadway lyricist, dies of heart failure at 89
• All set for formal talks between Chinese, Pakistani presidents
• Broadway Lyricist Betty Comden Dies
• Taiwan legislature to vote on recalling Chen
• Hartnell helps Predators rout Canucks
• South Korea looks to repeat Asian Games medal haul
• Thurston hopes to lead Australia to Tri-Nations title
• Miami rallies to beat Boston College
• Fiji police awaiting permission to charge military commander for sedition
• New Zealand stocks slip in quiet end-of-week trading
• Philippine shares up 0.1 percent ahead of 3Q GDP data
• Thailand plans to lift martial law before the new year
• Recall bid against Taiwanese president fails
• Tata Steel denies news reports that it would revise offer to acquire Corus
• Philippines' San Miguel Corp. still talking with Coca-Cola over soft drink unit sale
• US businessman looks to water buffalo in hopes of competing with Italy's fresh mozzarrela
• Thailand plans to lift martial law before the new year
• Drought upside: Clearing Australia's glut of wine, government body says
• University students' film remembers troops from US state who were killed in wars
• Indian actor John Abraham: A man for all seasons
• Indian actor John Abraham: A man for all seasons
• Authorities in Oaxaca, Mexico deny reporting that U.S. journalist was shot at point-blank range
• Chinese president meets with Musharraf; discusses range of issues
• China to order centrally managed state companies to hand over profits, reports say
• China grants Myanmar partial debt relief and low-interest loan
• South Korea says low-grade bird flu kills 200 chickens south of Seoul
• ANZ enters talks to buy key stake in Malaysian lender, AMMB Holdings
• Ashes: Australia declares at 602 for nine after Ponting scores 196
• China government audit finds nearly US$1 billion in misused social security funds
• Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie spend Thanksgiving cruising around Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City
• Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie spend Thanksgiving cruising around Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City
• Sony finds defect in some digital cameras
• Pitt, Jolie Spend Holiday in Vietnam
• Australian inquiry into U.N. oil-for-food scandal issues final report
• Uzbekistan accuses U.S. of having double standards on religious freedom
• Indian diplomat says talks with Sri Lanka over reducing violence fruitful
• US retailers usher in holiday season with expanded hours, generous discounts
• Dollar falls against yen in Asia on selling by U.S. banks, Japanese brokerages
• New defense chief vows to strengthen SKorea's posture against NKorean nuclear threat
• Japan stocks fall as stronger yen hits exporters; Sanyo drops on reports of restructuring
• Taiwan shares rise 0.6 percent to hit fresh 6-month high
• Pakistan, China agree to 5-year trade pact continued cooperation in nuclear power
• Israeli troops kill Hamas cameraman in Gaza
• China's Hu says Beijing committed to "constructive" role in peace between Pakistan, India
• Barmy Army tours could be scrapped, says founder
• Sony finds defect in some digital cameras, will repair for free
• SKorean president says Japan's determination needed to resume free trade talks
• Howard: Australia's foreign ownership laws won't be changed to protect Qantas
• Mongolia to name sports award after Genghis Khan
• Fiji police await permission to charge military commander for sedition
• China signs trade pact, pledges nuke help to Pakistan; seeks role in South Asia peace
• Sanyo trims first half loss, slashes additional jobs
• Southeast Asian leaders may sign counterterrorism pact at Philippine summit
• Wie fails to make cut at Casio World
• Airbus superjumbo heads home after China visits; local market outlook seen as mixed
• Japan stocks fall as stronger yen hits exporters; Sanyo drops on reports of restructuring
• Japan stocks fall as stronger yen hits exporters; Sanyo drops on reports of restructuring
• Malaysian filmmakers court controversy with planned movie on notorious robber
• Malaysian filmmakers court controversy with planned movie on notorious robber
• International bar association cancels legal training for Cambodian genocide trial
• Struggling Sanyo trims first half loss, slashes additional jobs
• Russian parliament passes 2007 budget in final reading
• Struggling Sanyo trims first half loss, slashes 2,200 additional jobs
• Globalization erodes rights of working women in Asia, say activists
• List of nominees in major categories of the 43rd Golden Horse Awards
• Dead but not forgotten, Malaysian witch doctor's legacy haunts horror movie
• Thieves, gangsters and love triangle focus of favorites for best picture at Chinese Oscars
• Ireland's Independent News & Media drops bid for APN News & Media
• Indian navy chief says the country needs to project power across the world's oceans
• Britain threatens to shut Northern Ireland Assembly if Paisley doesn't accept power-sharing post
• Russian parliament passes 2007 budget in final reading
• Kazakh writer: Borat should get national award for sparking interest in Kazakhstan
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• Asashoryu remains unbeaten at Kyushu sumo
• Asashoryu remains unbeaten at Kyushu sumo
• Euro breaks through US$1.30 barrier; keeps heading up
• China signs trade pact, pledges nuclear help to Pakistan; seeks role in South Asia peace
• China signs trade pact, pledges nuclear help to Pakistan; seeks role in South Asia peace
• Renowned Jazz Singer Anita O'Day Dies
• Magician Blaine Ends Times Square Stunt
• Senator files bill to eradicate rabies in the Philippines by 2020
• China to punish officials for river poisoning that cut supplies to millions
• Dutch queen begins Cabinet talks after elections
• Hong Kong shares end flat as property stocks pull back from rally
• Amateur increases lead at Australian Masters after 2nd round
• Wie fails to make cut at Casio World
• Philippine shares up 0.1 percent ahead of 3Q GDP data
• Swiss vote on economic aid to new EU members
• Belgian unions to organize international protest march against Volkswagen next week
• British solo sailor rescued by rival after Southern Ocean capsize
• Swiss vote on economic aid to new EU members
• Riot police enter two prisons in Serbia as inmates strike
• Broadway Lyricist Betty Comden Dies
• Malaysian filmmakers court controversy with planned movie on notorious robber
• Broadway Lyricist Betty Comden Dies
• Malaysian filmmakers court controversy with planned movie on notorious robber
• Wie fails to make cut at Casio World
• Wie fails to make cut at Casio World
• British solo sailor rescued by rival after Southern Ocean capsize
• Indonesian shares climb to new record on gains in bank, Telkom stocks
• Thai shares end down 0.7 percent on profit-taking in banks and telecoms
• Most Asian markets decline as Japanese stocks fall on stronger yen; Hong Kong ends flat
• Malaysian shares rise on strong economic figures
• U.S. retailers usher in holiday season with expanded hours, generous discounts
• Lewis Hamilton to race for McLaren; first black driver in F1
• Protestant leader Ian Paisley refuses to accept nomination as power-sharing leader
• England needs more convincing victory over Springboks to stop doubters
• Lewis Hamilton to race for McLaren; first black driver in F1
• Azerbaijan defender suspended pending hearing for doping
• Poll shows Sweden's new center-right government loses ground to opposition
• Lewis Hamilton to race for McLaren; first black driver in F1
• Asian markets mixed as Japanese stocks fall on stronger yen; Hong Kong ends flat
• Grandmother turns suicide bomber against Israeli troops sweeping Gaza
• Germany's Siemens announces US$1 billion contract for power stations in Argentina
• Paris mayor: Brawl and death after PSG-Hapoel Tel Aviv match shows need to fight racism, anti-Semitism
• SKorea to stop shipments from U.S. slaughterhouse after bone found in beef imports
• Protestant leader Ian Paisley refuses to accept nomination as power-sharing leader
• Nigerian vice president to announce run for president in April elections
• International Olympic Committee president makes goodwill visit to Pakistan
• New Zealand wants clean sweep of European tour
• Fiji leader seeks to calm tensions after Australia warns of coup plot
• Chinese shares end mixed as banks retreat after recent rally
• Chinese shares end mixed as banks retreat after recent rally
• Riot police use force to end inmates strike in Serbia
• South Korea's main stock index rises on brokerage gains
• Anton Ferdinand appears in court on assault charge
• German insurer Allianz reaches labor deal that still foresees 5,700 job cuts
• Several Massachusetts stores open on Thanksgiving Day despite state's prohibitive blue laws
• Argentina's growing reputation can increase with win over fragile France
• Protestant extremist's bomb threat forces evacuation of Northern Ireland Assembly
• Tyler, Speedman film thriller in Florence
• Indian shares move up led by ONGC, Tata Steel
• India to rush chief selector Vengsarkar to South Africa due to team's poor performance
• India to rush chief selector Vengsarkar to South Africa due to team's poor performance
• London's FTSE-100 index down 53.4 points at 6086.6 at midday
• German insurer Allianz reaches labor deal that still foresees 5,700 job cuts
• U.S. retailers usher in holiday season with expanded hours, generous discounts
• Palestinians bury grandmother bomber, two Palestinians killed
• EU lawmakers warn Indonesia local Islamic laws may hurt international relations
• Protestant leader Ian Paisley refuses to accept nomination as power-sharing leader
• Tony Blair urges Northern Ireland politicians to prove that democracy works
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• United States deplores escalation of violence in Iraq
• Slovene premier asks parliament to oust minister over abortion issue
• Dutch queen begins Cabinet talks after elections
• Dutch election the latest to express Europe's anxieties about the future
• Scania board formally rejects MAN offer
• China signs trade pact, pledges nuclear help to Pakistan; seeks role in South Asia peace
• Nigerian vice president to announce run for president in April elections
• Scania board formally rejects MAN offer
• Honda recalling nearly 210,000 cars over defective brake light switch
• Taiwan's Advanced Semiconductor may get $5.46 billion takeover offer from Carlyle Group-led consortium
• Zimbabwe ready to play good cricket against Bangladesh
• Zimbabwe ready to play good cricket against Bangladesh
• Domnina and Shabalin take early lead in Cup of Russia
• China punishes officials for river poisoning that cut supplies to millions
• Honda recalling nearly 210,000 cars over defective brake light switch
• 12 people accused in British horse racing probe
• French officials unite to condemn soccer violence after shooting death
• Google and Belgian newspapers will hear court verdict in early 2007
• Mosquito-borne fever hits Sri Lanka; fear closes a school
• Mosquito-borne fever hits Sri Lanka; fear closes a school
• Prosecutors offer to drop charges in Ackermann trial in return for euro5.8 million fine
• Ronaldo taunts Chelsea's acquisition of Shevchenko, Ballack
• Prosecutors offer to drop Ackermann charges in return for euro5.8 million fine
• Paroled terrorist's bomb threat brings quick end to debate on Northern Ireland deadlock
• Ukrainian prosecutors say cheap gas intended for Ukrainians was sold instead to businesses
• Greece set to lift state monopoly on universities
• German insurer Allianz reaches labor deal that still foresees 5,700 job cuts
• El Guerrouj seeks to head Moroccan athletics federation
• Scania board formally rejects MAN offer
• German parliament passes 2007 budget of euro270.5 billion
• Liv Tyler Films Thriller in S.C. Town
• Physical, mental challenges for Zanardi on return to F1
• King Letsie dissolves parliament ahead of elections
• Prosecutors offer to drop Ackermann charges in return for euro5.8 million fine
• Mexico's president-elect names Cabinet secretaries for welfare, education, agriculture, environment
• Paroled terrorist's bomb threat brings quick end to debate on Northern Ireland deadlock
• Dutch election the latest to express Europe's anxieties about the future
• EU confirms it will split up energy companies' control over supply chain
• Dutch queen begins Cabinet talks after elections
• Morales suggests removing Bolivian Senate from constitution
• Pakistan, China pledge enhanced nuclear, defense, economic cooperation
• Palestinians bury grandmother bomber, two Palestinians killed
• Tyler Hamilton, returning from doping ban, signs contract with new team
• EU confirms it will split up energy companies' control over supply chain
• U.S. stocks open lower as holiday shopping begins, dollar shows decline
• French officials unite to condemn soccer violence after shooting death
• Greek weightlifter sentenced to six month in jail for doping
• OECD says Brazil must control social security deficit, improve education
• Hampshire's Rose Bowl to gain test-match status
• EU confirms it will split up energy companies' control over supply chain
• Bombardier wins euro467 million contract to build trains for French National Railways
• Mexico's president-elect names Cabinet members in charge of welfare, education, agriculture, environment
• Central European summit held in Albania
• Volvo Cars gets OK to boost production at Swedish plant
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• About 45,000 Croats opted to buy shares in local oil company
• Tyler Hamilton, returning from doping ban, signs contract with new team
• Prosecutors offer to drop Ackermann charges in return for euro5.8 million fine
• Morales suggests removing Bolivian Senate from constitution
• Romania's account deficit expands by 46 percent
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• Litvinenko warns Putin from beyond grave
• Koo Jr. resigns as Chinatrust director
• Bombing death toll hits 202 in Baghdad
• KMT lawmaker sentenced to 19 years in prison
• Ma promises to step down as chairman if indicted
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• Ecuador's candidates for president close campaigns
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• Christie's eyes record with Asia auction
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• China, Pakistan presidents meet for talks
• Fears of civil war grow in Sri Lanka; 26 reported killed
• How precious metal can keep the odor out of smelly clothes ?even without going through a wash
• Religious relic crusader battles online auctions
• Anne Frank's name stands out in vast Nazi archive
• Lebanon's long assassination record
• China holds the cards in standoff over North Korea issue
• Dutch burqa ban hurts values, targets separatism
• 'I've got it under control'
• Asia's gender gap narrows when women go abroad
• China may ask for company profits
• Report highlights Q3 growth in global server shipments
• First shipment of U.S. beef gets banned in South Korea
• Speculation over Qantas hits a nerve in Australia
• Best 'joe' may come from poop
• China audit finds near US$1b in misused funds
• Taiex gains for ninth consecutive day
• U.S. dollar nears low in lackluster post-holiday trade
• China market outlook mixed after A380 visit
• Sidelines
• Premier League becomes ultimate toy for rich boys
• British football advances to next round of UEFA
• F1 catches the green movement
• French look to end jinx of the Pumas
• Underage Wie misses cut again in men's tournament
• Romo's passes lift Cowboys past Buccaneers
• Barmy Army threatens boycott over 'fun police'
• England struggles to reply to massive Aussie total
• SENIOR GAMBIAN OFFICIALS ARRIVING FOR VISIT
• HIGH-SPEED RAIL INAUGURAL CEREMONY TO BE HELD AS SCHEDULED: THSRC
• MOTC ASKS THSRC TO PRESENT REPORT ON LCV DERAILMENT
• CEC, NCC TO HANDLE ILLEGAL CAMPAIGN COMMERCIALS: SPOKESMAN
• OPPOSITION LAWMAKER GETS 19-YEAR SENTENCE FOR CORRUPTION
• VETERANS COMMISSION SHOULD BE UPGRADED: PRESIDENT
• KMT'S 112TH ANNIVERSARY SPENT IN PRAYER
• SEOUL EMERGES AS TOP WINNER IN 51ST ASIA-PACIFIC FILM AWARDS
• Hyatt hosts Xmas Tree lighting
• 29 farm producers win CAS certificates
• Christmas festivities on Guam start
• Italian cuisine with wine at Westin
• Pictures of scenic spots on display
• Taiwanese dialect films stage comeback
• PRESIDENT'S SON THREATENS TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION OVER FALSE REPORTS
• CENTRAL SCIENCE PARK FORECASTS ANNUAL TURNOVER OF NT$170 BILLION
• Paroled terrorist's bomb threat brings quick end to debate on Northern Ireland deadlock
• Task force proposes Tuesday internationals, insurance system for players
• One of the world's rarest elements used to kill Russian ex-spy
• Ronaldo taunts Chelsea's acquisition of Shevchenko, Ballack
• Oil prices higher on Nigeria trouble and comments from Qatar's oil minister
• European stocks end lower for third straight session
• Rooney questioned by police of scuffle outside night spot
• Police: Protestant extremist left at least 6 bombs in Northern Ireland Assembly
• Prosecutors offer to drop Ackermann charges in return for euro5.8 million payment
• U.S. retailers hope early start, generous discounts lure eager holiday shoppers
• United States deplores escalation of violence in Iraq
• EPO found in bags of blood seized in doping investigation
• Austrian TV journalist, crew briefly detained in Chechnya
• Thailand, China keep alive hopes of making Hopman Cup final
• Massachusetts governor asks court to force gay marriage question onto 2008 ballot
• Woods' wife sues Dubliner magazine for libel over 'porn' claim in satirical article
• Euro breaks through US$1.30 barrier
• Liberals side with PM on Quebec initiative while province's opposition views it as political ploy
• Tell-all book details softer side of reputed NYC mob boss
• Haniyeh says militants will halt rocket fire if Israel ends military operations in Palestinian areas; Israel rejects offer as lo
• Sources: Dispute among EADS shareholders delays Airbus jet decision
• Technip soars on Eni bid report
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• U.S. stocks end lower, ending short week quietly as shopping begins, dollar shows decline
• South American countries eliminate visa requirements for their nationals
• Six degrees of 'Seinfeld': NYC's `real Kramer' and Richards
• Model for Character Talks About 'Kramer'
• Book Tells of Mob Boss' Softer Side
• Technip shares soar on bid report, Eni denies plan
• November auto sales outlook unclear, except for one automaker
• Arttu Lappi wins World Cup opener in Finland
• Expert: Spain hopes to eliminate mad cow disease by 2010
• Carlyle Group in talks to purchase Taiwanese semiconductor company
• U.S. catfish growers face growing global competition
• Swedish Town Seeks Bergman Look-Alike
• Democrats won't find it easy to enact remaining 9/11 commission recommendations
• Neither Jagger Nor Clothes Miss a Beat
• Haniyeh says militants will halt rocket fire if Israel ends military operations in Palestinian areas; Israel rejects offer as lo
• Neither Jagger Nor Clothes Miss a Beat
• Memphis Black Radio Pioneer Dies at 91
• Burke's tremors, other secrets are revealed on extended 'Grey's Anatomy'
• Azerbaijan cuts broadcasting of first independent TV station, orders eviction of opponents
• NYSE CEO Thain heading to China to lure listings and explore Asian expansion ideas
• Memphis black radio pioneer whose station helped launch B.B. King's career dead at 91
• CVRD, ThyssenKrupp sign contract for iron ore, pellets
• Swiss players to get US$445,000 for victory at 2008 European Championship
• French officials investigate, condemn soccer violence after shooting death
• Burns Debuts New Documentary, 'The War'
• French officials investigate, condemn soccer violence after shooting death
• British solo sailor rescued by rival after Southern Ocean capsize
• Brazil's CVRD, Germany's ThyssenKrupp sign deal for iron ore, pellets
• Offer of baby on Craigslist Web site triggers police probe, hoax suspected
• Mexico's president-elect names aides in charge of welfare, education, agriculture, environment
• Northern Ireland politicians miss power-sharing deadline, then flee bomb-toting Protestant
• Sebestyen, Joubert lead after short program in Cup of Russia
• Dunga: Brazil doesn't have that many all-star players
• Wal-Mart's Web site stalls temporarily on Black Friday due to surge in traffic
• It was a watershed election for media organizations, too
• Athletes look for ways around new team rules aimed to improve team's image
• Dollar plunges to 19-month low against euro
• Venezuela tax authority bills Shell US$17.7 million (euro13.5 million)
• Federal regulators ask Ford to disclose details about business in Syria, Sudan
• NASA doesn't hear anything from Mars Global Surveyor, likely ending mission to map Red Planet
• At CIA, Robert Gates advocated air strikes against Nicaragua in 1984, documents say
• On Iran-Contra's 20th anniversary, private group releases documents about Gates' role
• Exhibit Gives American Indians a Voice
• German Standings
• The Real Kramer: That's Not Me
• Schalke holds onto Bundesliga lead
• Canada unveils national cancer control strategy
• U.S. stocks fall, ending short week quietly as shopping begins, dollar shows decline
• Astros Sign Carlos Lee, Woody Williams
• Schalke holds onto Bundesliga lead
• The Real Kramer: That's Not Me
• Oil prices rise after attack on oil facility in Nigeria, weakening of dollar
• Neither Jagger Nor Clothes Miss a Beat
• Memphis Black Radio Pioneer Dies at 91
• Book Tells of Mob Boss' Softer Side
• Swedish Town Seeks Bergman Look-Alike
• Massachusetts governor asks court to force gay marriage question onto 2008 ballot
• Feds: Linkin Park Fan Hacks Phone Data
• Fan hacks into cell phone data for Linkin Park's lead singer, threatens wife, feds say
• Lebanon's Shiite leaders revive threat of mass protests to challenge government
• Athletes look for ways around new team rules aimed to improve team's image
• Wheat, soybean, corn futures climb in thin trading
• Israeli troops clash with militants in Gaza; boy, militant killed
• Syria appears to be staying away from Tehran summit amid diplomatic maneuvers over Iraq
• Pakistan, China pledge enhanced nuclear, defense, economic cooperation
• Expect something funky from Funk in Skins Game
• Fiji leader seeks to calm tensions after Australia warns of coup plot
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• West Indies makes player changes for one-day series
• Northern Ireland politicians miss power-sharing deadline, then flee bomb-toting Protestant
• Kazakh Says Borat Creator Deserves Prize
• Nation's retailers hope early start, generous discounts lure eager holiday shoppers
• Congregants reach out to teens accused of vandalizing church, plan to give them gifts
• Bolivia divided over Morales' push for further reforms
• Croat team hit again by injury
• Bolivia divided over Morales' push for further reforms
• Lebanon's crisis worsens with 2-day strike ahead of decisive Cabinet session
• U.S. catfish growers face growing competition from Asia
• Ashes: England reeling at 118-5, needing 285 to avoid follow-on
• Separatist party supports prime minister's Quebec initiative
• Banana baron faces off against Chavez friend for Ecuadorean presidency
• Iranian, South Korean films dominate 51st Asia-Pacific Film Festival awards
• Iranian, South Korean films dominate 51st Asia-Pacific Film Festival awards
• Love triangle faces off with thieves, gangsters at Chinese Oscars
• Japan's chief nuclear envoy to visit China for talks with officials
• Iranian, South Korean films dominate 51st Asia-Pacific Film Festival awards
• Iranian, South Korean films dominate 51st Asia-Pacific Film Festival awards
• Iranian, South Korean films dominate 51st Asia-Pacific Film Festival awards
• Ashes: McGrath takes 6-50; England out for 157
• Despite Baghdad violence, more US troops still dying in Anbar
• US retailers hope early start, generous discounts lure eager holiday shoppers
• China's Hu to tour ancient Pakistan cultural center in landmark visit
• Flyers ruin Hitchcock's debut with Blue Jackets
• China's Hu to tour ancient Pakistan cultural center in landmark visit
• Rose takes 3rd-round lead at Australian Masters
• Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing ahead of World AIDS Day, group says
• Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing ahead of World AIDS Day, group says
• Bangladesh launches polio vaccination to reach 24 million children under 5
• Bangladesh launches polio vaccination to reach 24 million children under 5
• Botham criticizes England for defensive selections
• Botham criticizes England for defensive selections
• Taiwan unlikely to oppose takeover of chip firm ASE by U.S. investment group Carlyle
• Taiwan unlikely to oppose takeover of chip firm ASE by U.S. investment group Carlyle
• China's Hu to tour ancient Pakistan cultural center in landmark visit
• Rose takes 3rd-round lead at Australian Masters
• Ashes: Australia takes 626-run lead
• India reiterates claim to northeastern territory in dispute with China
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• Bahrain expects huge voter turnout after divisive election campaign
• South Korea official says bird flu outbreak was caused by virulent H5N1 strain
• Official: South Korean bird flu outbreak caused by virulent H5N1 strain
• Official: South Korean bird flu outbreak caused by virulent H5N1 strain
• Official: South Korean bird flu outbreak caused by virulent H5N1 strain
• Cambodian, international officials fail to agree on rules for Khmer Rouge genocide trials
• Asashoryu wins title at Kyushu meet
• Asashoryu wins title at Kyushu meet
• Men Seek Apology From Ex-'Seinfeld' Star
• Ashes: Ponting, McGrath demoralize England
• Tamil Tiger suicide camp bombed in northern Sri Lanka, military says
• Coach King wants West Indies to improve fielding
• Coach King wants West Indies to improve fielding
• Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing ahead of World AIDS Day, group says
• Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing ahead of World AIDS Day, group says
• McGrath return spells trouble for England
• Japanese athletes gear up for Asian Games, vow to do their best
• Rights group wants UN to monitor alleged Sri Lanka rights violations
• Official: South Korean bird flu outbreak caused by virulent H5N1 strain
• Tens of thousands rally in South Korean capital against free trade with US
• Tens of thousands rally in South Korean capital against free trade with US
• India's Singh tied for lead at Casio World
• India's Singh tied for lead at Casio World
• Marquez set to gain Spanish citizenship
• Tamil Tiger suicide camp bombed in northern Sri Lanka, military says
• Mauritius asks India to develop remote Agalega Islands into tourist resort
• China's Hu tours ancient Pakistan cultural center; China signs new arms deal
• Brazil downs U.S. at volleyball worlds
• Brazil downs U.S. at volleyball worlds
• China executes migrant worker for rampage that left 3 dead
• Bahrain voters throng polls after divisive election campaign
• Malaysia taking more aggressive steps against HIV, official says
• Malaysia taking more aggressive steps against HIV, official says
• Thousands rally as Nigerian VP prepares to announce presidential bid
• Wennemars wins second men's 1,500-meter World Cup race
• Authorities evict opposition media, party from offices in Azerbaijan's capital
• China, Pakistan strike wide-ranging accord on economy, defense, anti-terrorism and trade
• North Korean capital decked with banners extolling nuclear status
• Tri-Nations: Australia beats new Zealand 16-12 in extra time
• Wennemars wins second men's 1,500-meter World Cup race
• Brazil downs U.S. at volleyball worlds
• Brazil downs U.S. at volleyball worlds
• Belfast extremist charged with attempting to murder Sinn Fein leaders
• Patel out of third one-dayer
• Official: SKorean bird flu outbreak caused by 'highly pathogenic' type of H5N1
• Wennemars wins second men's 1,500-meter World Cup race
• North Korean capital decked with banners extolling nuclear status
• Dutch queen speaks to leaders of minor political parties ahead of coalition negotiations
• Austria's finance minister says he may stay in post under a new government
• Military: Tamil Tiger suicide camp bombed in northern Sri Lanka; rebels deny claim
• Belfast extremist charged with attempting to murder Sinn Fein leaders
• Japan beats Korea 54-0 to qualify for 2007 World Cup
• Japan beats Korea 54-0 to qualify for 2007 World Cup
• Lebanon's crisis worsens as Hezbollah renews threats for protests ahead of key Cabinet meeting
• Muslim clothing designer: Modesty does not have to look mundane
• China, Pakistan strike wide-ranging accord on economy, defense, anti-terrorism and trade
• Prosecutors open inquiry into shooting death after Paris soccer match
• Italian documentary on alleged fraud in last election touches off political storm
• Peter Chan wins best director at Golden Horse Awards
• Nigerian VP declares presidential bid
• Zanardi completes return to Formula One seven years later
• Bush gives thanks to U.S. troops, renews commitment to hurricane victims
• Authorities evict opposition media, party from offices in Azerbaijan's capital
• Svartedal and Majdic win sprint races in northern Finland
• Struggling Charlton draws 1-1 with Everton
• South Korea to slaughter 236,000 poultry after outbreak of bird flu
• Royal: Integration of minorities key to French economic survival
• Military: Tamil Tiger suicide camp bombed in northern Sri Lanka; rebels deny claim
• Warsaw says Belarusian spy working against Poland arrested in Lithuania
• Stanojevic scores two tries as Italy routs Canada 41-6
• 'Perhaps Love' takes top honors at Taiwan's Golden Horse film awards
• About 50,000 fans protest Brazilian club's struggles
• France's Chappuis wins Nordic Combined opener
• France 27, Argentina 26
• Dominici scores two tries and France holds on to beat Argentina 27-26
• India to meet Taiwan in Asian Hopman Cup final
• Incoming US House majority leader says Democrats will push for new direction in Iraq
• India to meet Taiwan in Asian Hopman Cup final
• HONG KONG FILMS WON BIG IN GOLD HORSE AWARDS
• Sincere social consciousness
• Pinoy Express launches 'Christmas in Taiwan' essay-writing contest
• OFWs' remittances to reach US$13 billion in 2006
• Cheap plane tickets for Filipinos
• Cultural ambassadors
• Community organizations
• The salvation the Bible teaches
• Overseas mother faces an empty nest, misses her kids' presence
• Manila tightens ID verification system
• In Brief
• Victims of Marcos era to receive compensation
• Men arrested for smuggling peso coins to China
• Police chief threatens to fire officers
• Verdict delayed until December in rape trail of four U.S. Marines
• Top journalist Max Soliven dies at age 77
• Pacquiao gets hero's welcome in Philippines
• Season's Greetings Contest
• Suffering in silence
• Migrant finds her 'greener pasture'
• Vietnam:changing as the world's businesses rush in
• Aggies hold lead to top arch rival
• Ferguson hopes to reverse roles with main contender Chelsea
• Aussies take Tri-Nations rugby league tournament
• Ponting looks to bury feeble England
• Asashoryu clinches title in Kyushu
• Sidelines
• Astros get Lee; may impact Yankee moves
• Manny Legace gets victory in return to former home
• Rose poised to end title drought at competitive Australian Masters
• Mavs topping Spurs on road no longer a surprise
• German police get phoney patrolman
• Events
• Theater
• Concerts
• Museums
• Galleries
• Iran, Korea films dominate awards
• Californian tearoom run by religious sect fights against health codes, saying God's law is greater
• Banished Roma still struggle in Balkans
• Attempts to introduce U.N. ban on trawling frustrated
• In Brief
• More than 300 schools in south of Thailand close due to slayings
• Chinese activist missing ahead of AIDS Day
• Colombo confirms viral fever outbreak
• Somali Islamists mass soldiers at frontline
• Bahrainis flock to polls
• Sectarian violence continues in bloody Iraq
• In Brief
• DPP councilor candidate physically assaults Ma
• Hotels in Taipei certified 'safe, quiet and clean'
• Ligi Lee rushed to hospital after swallowing sleeping pills in attempted suicide
• Taipei City mayoral contest heats up
• Premier Su hails ASE buyout by Carlyle Group
• Rwanda severs relations with France over Kagame
• Ukraine marks anniversary of Stalin's brutal famine
• British authorities say radiation killed Russian spy
• Chen's son threatens to sue media
• Golden Horse dominated by Cantonese films
• NAVY TO FOLLOW TWO-STAGE PLAN IN SUB PROCUREMENT: OFFICIAL
• MAYORAL CANDIDATES DISCUSS WAYS TO GLOBALIZE TAIPEI
• Australia bushfire lines drawn around Jurassic pines
• PRESIDENT EXHORTS COUNTRY TO LOOK FORWARD
• Carlyle proposes buyout of ASE Inc.
• PREMIER'S MOTHER HOSPITALIZED
• TAIWAN TUNA CATCH QUOTA REINSTATED
• AFRICAN 'ELEPHANT MAN' TO RECEIVE FURTHER SURGERY IN TAIWAN
• LOCAL CARRIER TO LAUNCH KAOHSIUNG-PHILIPPINES CHARTER FLIGHTS
• KMT CAUCUS THREATENS TO FREEZE CEC BUDGET
• TAIWAN MIGHT HAVE 100,000 YOUNG VOLUNTEERS BY 2007
• Australia beats Scotland 44-15 to end tour on high note
• Hundreds of thousands join Venezuela's top presidential contender for campaign march
• Leading scorers in the Bundesliga
• OSCE report says Albania's bitter political climate affecting electoral reform
• Placido Domingo lends his voice to the hearing-impaired
• World Cup ski jumping canceled because of bad weather
• South Africa beats England 25-14, with 20 points from Andre Pretorius
• HELP WANTED: Daring thrill-seekers, curious adventurers _ call the CIA.
• OSCE report says Albania's bitter political climate affecting electoral reform
• U.S. involved in Iraq war longer than it was in World War II
• Klose lifts Bremen over Arminia; Deisler makes winning return for Bayern
• Saturday's Bundesliga summaries
• Tenor Lends Voice to Hearing Cause
• Workers stage nationwide demonstration in Portugal to protest social and economic reforms
• Juventus downs Lecce 4-1, maintains unbeaten record
• Authorities evict opposition media, party from offices in Azerbaijan's capital
• Domingo Lends Voice to Hearing Impaired
• Dominici scores two tries and France holds on to beat Argentina 27-26
• Meier takes gold at Cup of Russia
• Aberdeen goes to second place with 3-0 victory over Dunfermline
• Stanojevic scores two tries as Italy routs Canada 41-6
• Serbian police: another suspect arrested in prime minister Djindjic's assassination
• South Africa and France break losing streaks; England coach Robinson in trouble
• Tenn. Jail Web Cam Jeopardizes Security
• Rooney signs two-year contract extension with Man United
• Gerrard lifts Liverpool to 1-0 victory over Man City
• All Blacks perform haka in locker room to protest at Welsh Rugby Union
• Lebanese government approves U.N. tribunal, heightening standoff with Hezbollah
• All Blacks perform haka in locker room to protest at Welsh Rugby Union
• Rodriguez Has 2 Movies Opening Soon
• More than 200,000 march through Spain's capital protesting government's proposed talks with ETA
• New Zealand beats Wales 45-10 for clean sweep of European tour
• Dominican Republic wants Saudi Arabia to build oil refinery in Caribbean country
• Dutch queen speaks to leaders of minor political parties before coalition negotiations
• Juventus downs Lecce 4-1 in Serie B; Chievo beats Udinese 2-0 for first win in Serie A
• Anelka's two goals lift Bolton over Arsenal 3-1
• Juventus downs Lecce 4-1 in Serie B; Chievo beats Udinese 2-0 for first win in Serie A
• Kramnik draws first game against Deep Fritz
• Joubert, Meier take gold at Cup of Russia
• Lebanese government approves U.N. tribunal, heightening standoff with Hezbollah
• New Zealand beats Wales 45-10 for clean sweep of European tour
• Nine-man AEK beats Egaleo 2-1
• Poutiainen leading after first leg of giant slalom, Paerson out, Olympic champ Mancuso behind
• South Africa and France break losing streaks; England coach Robinson in trouble
• Hundreds of thousands rally to back Venezuelan opposition leader in presidential vote
• Lebanese government approves U.N. tribunal, heightening standoff with Hezbollah
• Soriano wants to warm up for Cubs in Dominican winter league
• Ronaldinho double helps leader Barcelona crush Villarreal 4-0
• E.U. observers' final report calls Mexican elections free, transparent
• PSV crushes FC Utrecht 5-0, extends league lead
• Venezuela's Chavez says Castro recovering and mentally sharp
• Rodriguez Has 2 Movies Opening Soon
• E.U. observers' final report calls Mexican elections free, transparent
• Zettel wins GS for first career World Cup win, Olympic champ Mancuso seventh
• New Zealand beats Wales 45-10 for clean sweep of European tour
• Bodmer scores late equalizer to keep Lille in second place
• Lebanese government approves U.N. tribunal, heightening standoff with Hezbollah
• AC Milan beats Messina 1-0 in Serie A; Juventus downs Lecce 4-1 in Serie B
• 'King of the Skins' off to fine start
• Zettel wins GS for first career World Cup win, Olympic champ Mancuso seventh
• All Blacks perform haka in changing room to protest Welsh Rugby Union
• Wal-Mart says it expects to post 0.1 decline in same-store sales in November
• 2007 Rugby World Cup Pools
• Ronaldinho double helps leader Barcelona crush Villarreal 4-0
• Georgia qualify for 2007 Rugby World Cup
• Domingo Lends Voice to Hearing Impaired
• Richards to Appear on Civil Rights Show
• Richards to Appear on Jesse Jackson Show
• Australians pray for rain as drought-of-the-century continues
• Belfast extremist charged with attempting to murder Sinn Fein leaders
• Rev. Jackson: Michael Richards' participation in radio program is a chance to apologize
• Eternal bridesmaid Zettel finally elopes with first place
• List of winners in major categories of the 43rd Golden Horse Awards
• Hong Kong pop idol, mainland actress prove mettle at Chinese Oscars
• Lebanese government approves U.N. tribunal, heightening standoff with Hezbollah
• Ashes: Australia declares with 647-run lead after Langer reaches 100
• HELP WANTED: Daring thrill-seekers, curious adventurers _ call the CIA.
• Wealthy Chinese seek partners aboard country's first matchmaking cruise
• Richards to Appear on Civil Rights Show
• Peruvian youngsters eke out living scrounging for recyclables in fetid garbage dumps
• Leftist economist, banana baron facing off in Ecuador presidential election
• Richards to Appear on Jesse Jackson Show
• 'Hate Is Not A Family Value': Schools adjust to transgender teachers
• Leftist protesters try to 'encircle' police in southern Mexico city of Oaxaca
• Old German language re-emerging as some Mennonites forced to take part in modern world
• Australia could have nuclear power within a decade, official says
• Ending sectarian violence to dominate Bush-al-Maliki summit
• Zanardi overjoyed as he makes history with Formula One test drive
• 'Teen Tweens': Kids are growing up faster _ but is that a good thing?
• One woman's return to a ravaged country
• Hundreds of thousands rally for Venezuelan opposition candidate
• At least 20 Chinese miners dead in coal mine explosion
• Bahrain voters throng polls after divisive election campaign
• Ashes: England struggling to save the first test
• At least 41 Chinese miners dead in coal mine explosions, 6 missing
• Tranquil Mancuso untroubled by hip twinges and travel travails
• Chivas advances to semifinals
• Labor Party says Australian state election win signals voters concern about climate change
• At least 53 Chinese miners dead in coal mine explosions, 6 missing
• Amid questions about crimped US oil supply, industry denies manipulation to keep prices up
• Richards, Jackson to Discuss Racist Rant
• Rodriguez Has 2 Movies Opening Soon
• Burns Debuts New Documentary 'The War'
• Robert Kupperman, US official who warned of terrorism for three decades, dies at age 71
• Leftist protesters try to 'encircle' police in Oaxaca; 9 injured
• Robert Kupperman, US official who warned of terrorism for three decades, dies at age 71
• Ashes: Collingwood leads England resistance
• Leftist economist, banana baron facing off in Ecuador presidential election
• South Korea begins slaughtering poultry to stem spread of bird flu virus
• Richards, Jackson to Discuss Racist Rant
• Deadline missed for Nepal rebels to join interim parliament
• Indonesian president to begin visit to Japan, expected to sign outline for trade deal
• In New York ad, Ono calls for healing on anniversary of Lennon's death
• John Lennon's Widow Calls for Healing
• Witness in trial of blind Chinese activist taken away by police, lawyer says
• Australian Masters Scores
• China's Hu wraps landmark Pakistan visit deepening economic, military ties
• In Times Ad, Yoko Ono Calls for Healing
• Justin Rose breaks four year winning drought in Australian Masters
• John Lennon's Widow Calls for Healing
• 19 conmen detained in southwest China for impersonating monks and selling fake goods
• India's Hindu nationalist party retains moderate leader as its president
• Lara has two tough jobs at hand in third test against Pakistan
• Bahrain voters throng polls after divisive election campaign
• Indonesian president to begin visit to Japan, expected to agree on outline for trade deal
• Asashoryu finishes perfect at Kyushu sumo
• After EU, enlargement fatigue spreads to NATO
• Ashes: Warne takes four wickets, Australia closes in on a win
• India's Singh wins Casio World
• South Africa bats first in third one-dayer
• Spanish world track cycling champion dies after crash in Belgium
• Germany's Nico Hulkenberg wins Malaysia feature race
• Deep Impact wins Japan Cup, Ouija Board third
• Bangladesh recalls Mohammad Asraful to play against Zimbabwe
• Collingwood: One hit, I wonder?
• China's Hu wraps landmark Pakistan visit deepening economic, military ties
• Chinese oil painting fetches record US$6.92 million
• Australia's captain, strike bowler struggling with injuries
• Zuleta fails in bid to re-sign with Hawks
• World Cup Nordic Combined event called off because of strong winds
• Belbin and Agosto win Cup of Russia ice dance gold
• "Sherrybaby" named best film at Stockholm International Film Festival
• Belbin and Agosto win ice dance gold at Cup of Russia
• Warriors beat the Jazz 91-78
• Islamist candidates dominate Bahrain's parliamentary elections
• French Socialists officially anoint Royal as presidential race picks up steam
• Friesinger breaks track record to win sixth straight World Cup race
• Merkel's party argues over future direction
• Berlusconi falls ill during speechon touches off political storm
• Thailand's former PM Thaksin may drop out of politics, says lawyer
• Democratic Alliance leader plans to stand down next year
• Kemp scores century as South Africa rebuts Indian attack with world record partnership
• Police officer released after shooting PSG fan
• Italy downs Cuba in volleyball worlds
• Dutch Finance Minister Gerrit Zalm confirms he is quitting politics
• Iran is ready to help the U.S. on Iraq, Ahmadinejad
• Berlusconi slumps at podium during emotional speech
• Police ban demonstrations around presidential house in Bangladesh capital
• USC downs Notre Dame 44-24
• Rent dispute between airlines, L.A. airport agency could lead to higher ticket prices
• Leftist economist, banana baron facing off in Ecuador presidential election
• For Iraqi police, just staying alive is a full-time job
• West Ham's Argentines struggling at Upton Park
• British police try to sift fact from fiction in death of former Russian spy
• Richards Says He's 'Shattered' by Tirade
• Friesinger breaks track record to win sixth straight World Cup race
• Swiss voters approve economic aid to new EU members according to initial projections
• Michael Richards says he is 'shattered' by racial tirade at comedy club
• Ronning, Kuitunen win classic-style races
• Police ban demonstrations around presidential house in Bangladesh capital
• On Radio, Comic Apologizes for Tirade
• Iran is ready to help the U.S. on Iraq, Ahmadinejad
• French Socialists officially anoint Royal as presidential race picks up steam
• Laporte urges France team to show more confidence
• Polish governing party hopes to keep Warsaw city hall in local elections
• Leftist economist, banana baron facing off in Ecuador presidential election
• Swedish Town Seeks Bergman Look-Alike
• Liv Tyler Films Thriller in S.C. Town
• Leading banks competing to finance Eurotunnel restructuring
• About 8,000 opposition activists rally in Pakistan against amendments to rape laws
• About 8,000 opposition activists rally in Pakistan against amendments to rape laws
• South Africa defeats India by 106 runs
• Ecuadoreans living in Spain vote in their country's runoff presidential election
• Newcastle beats Portsmouth 1-0 in English Premier League
• Man United manager pleads for more fan support against Chelsea
• Jordan's Islamist party rebukes Bush's visit, calling him a 'war criminal'
• Florida's 'national model' for fair elections now under scrutiny in US
• India beats Taiwan in Asian Hopman Cup final
• Ajax loses to Sparta, drops to third in Dutch league
• Celtic rallies from two goals down to draw with Hibernian in Scottish league
• US lawmaker leaves judicial nominee in limbo over gay marriage issue
• England restores pride, but Aussies close in on victory
• India blanks Taiwan duo in tennis final
• Rose breaks through with Masters title
• France survives scare to break losing streak against Pumas
• All Blacks conclude northern rampage in style
• World track cycling champ dies after crash
• As salaries rise in the NHL, so does the pressure
• NBA players concerned about Stern's power grip
• USC thumps Irish to edge closer to title game
• Allardyce blasts Wenger after stunning Bolton win
• Ronaldinho fulfills boyhood dream
• IMO head to serve another term
• Taiwan's international ports register rise in cargo volume
• American President Lines creates own organization in Estonia
• Evergreen's S-type fleet now seven strong
• Planned alliance with Alitalia would not lead to job cuts, says Air France CEO
• Strong finish expected for U.S. bourse in 2006
• Vietnamese are rushing into e-business
• Final test flight takes A380 plane around the world
• The sweet'n lowdown on a family's soured past with the artificial sweetener business
• Siemens official sees potential for interactive TV market in Taiwan
• Germany's image hit by wave of corporate corruption cases
• In Brief
• China painting sold for record US$6.9m in Hong Kong
• Kyoto to ban flashing neon ads, says newspaper
• Many consumers seen overdosing on energy drinks, caffeine pills
• Gibson owes 'Kramer' big time after racist tirade
• Why not cooperate with Syria, Iran?
• Mayoral campaigns need substance
• U.S. intelligence agency seeks new blood via TV ads, Web site
• Forced golf course pits communists against new rich in China
• Peru children eke out living scrounging for recyclables
• Many urge U.S. to do more to aid Agent Orange victims
• In Brief
• Timor army, rebel leaders call for talks
• India's Hindu nationalist party votes to retain leader
• Deadline missed for Nepal rebels to join parliament
• Taliban release two reporters in Afghanistan
• Troops, rebels in Sri Lanka exchange artillery fire
• China explosions leave 53 dead
• In Brief
• Al-Maliki struggles with criticism ahead of Bush summit
• UK officials move to allay fears after former spy's radiation death
• Correa seen leading in Ecuador
• U.S. police kill unarmed man on his wedding day
• Director John Woo stays at Regent
• Shangri-La CEO wins accolades
• Imperial Hotel presents winter special
• Jeannie Cheng to give piano recital at Concert Hall
• Regent offers American Wagyu Beef
• Landis Taipei features hotpot delight
• Miramar bags fire safety award
• New Taipei Harbor terminal set to be completed by 2008
• High-speed rails seen unprepared for launch
• Cheng sets plans to attract youths to travel in Taiwan
• In Brief
• Kaohsiung mayor hopefuls slam CEC for holding forum in Taipei
• Chang fails in attempt to deluge Ma in south
• Taipei debate focuses on corruption issues
• KMT caucus threatens to freeze CEC budget
• Prosecutor denies pressure existed to indict Ma
• Witness in trial of activist held, lawyer reports
• Chen sees Taiex hitting 10,000
• Pinochet takes blame for past atrocities
• Government restriction spurs ASE stock sale
• Taiwan quota for tuna catch gets reinstated
• Palestine fires rockets after truce
• DPP CAUCUS QUESTIONS PROPRIETY OF KMT THREAT
• PRESIDENT CALLS FOR COMPLETION OF PALI-WUGU EXPRESSWAY IN 2008
• KITCHEN WASTE CAN BE CASH COW: ENVIRONMENT OFFICIALS
• RECENTLY APPROVED DIET PILLS CAN HELP TEENAGERS: DOCTOR
• DPP TO DEAL WITH FIRST LADY'S DISCIPLINARY VIOLATION THIS WEEK
• MANDATORY HIV/AIDS SCREENING FOR PREGNANT WOMEN TO BE DECIDED IN 2007
• TAIWAN COMPLETES FTA CONSULTATIONS WITH EL SALVADOR, HONDURAS
• CHIEF PROSECUTOR DENIES SETTING DEADLINE FOR MAYORAL FUND CASE
• CABINET DENIES INTERFERING WITH JUDICIAL PROBE ON TAIPEI MAYOR
• WOMEN ASSUMING MORE IMPORTANT ROLES IN MILITARY
• Totti scores twice to lead AS Roma over Sampdoria 4-2 in Serie A
• Newcastle beats Portsmouth, Tottenham downs Wigan in English Premier League
• Iraq's soccer team replaces suspended Iran in second round of Asian Games
• Ecuadoreans living in Spain vote in their country's runoff presidential election
• Celtic rallies for draw; Rangers goes second in Scottish Premier League
• Totti scores twice to lead AS Roma over Sampdoria 4-2 in Serie A
• Doll determined to stay at Hamburg despite nightmare season
• Ireland beat Pacific Islanders 61-17
• Democrats say they will take on investigations that could bring out US partisan divide
• Executives, policy-makers debate India's economic prospects, challenges
• Newcastle beats Portsmouth, Tottenham downs Wigan in English Premier League
• British minister criticizes Putin as police probe death of former Russian spy
• In the language of Washington, things are not as they seem
• African corruption is focus of case at World Court
• Bush plans week of high-stakes diplomacy as he ponders course ahead in Afghanistan, Iraq
• Manchester United draws 1-1 with Chelsea in Premier League
• Totti scores twice to lead AS Roma over Sampdoria 4-2 in Serie A
• Police officer released after shooting PSG fan
• Valerenga stays unbeaten by drawing 1-1 with AIK
• Ex-Italian Premier Berlusconi slumps over at podium during emotional speech
• Wallace scores 26 points for Ireland in 61-17 win over Islanders
• Ecuadoreans living in Spain vote in their country's runoff presidential election
• African corruption is focus of case at World Court
• Ireland beats Islanders 61-17
• Zaragoza draws 1-1 with Celta in Spanish league
• Leftist economist, banana baron facing off in Ecuador presidential election
• On Radio, Comic Apologizes for Tirade
• Filmmakers Taking Aim on Corporations
• Thousands denounce upcoming papal visit to Turkey as tensions mount
• Valerenga stays unbeaten in Royal league after 1-1 draw with AIK
• Penguins, Bond Lead Holiday Box Office
• `Happy Feet,' `Casino Royale' pace solid holiday weekend
• French Socialists officially anoint Royal as presidential race picks up steam
• Senior Hezbollah official vows to press ahead with protests to topple U.S.-backed Lebanese government
• Rival volleyball federation to be based in Lausanne
• US senator urges Pakistan to do more to ease violence in Afghanistan
• Schild leads after opening run, poised to win 2nd straight slalom
• Iraq replaces Iran in soccer draw, basketball qualifiers decided at Doha
• Bundesliga Soccer Summaries
• Manchester United draws 1-1 with Chelsea in Premier League
• Stuttgart holds on against Moenchengladbach to share second place
• Olympiakos beats Larissa 4-0, retains lead in Greek league
• Colombian senator acknowledges signing loyalty pledge to paramilitary groups
• Senior Hezbollah official vows to press ahead with protests to topple U.S.-backed Lebanese government
• Olympiakos beats Larissa 4-0, retains lead in Greek league
• Leftist economist, banana baron facing off in Ecuador presidential election
• Wagner, socialite and Dr. Seuss collaborator, dies at 90
• India Revives 'Millionaire' Takeoff
• Leftist protesters set buildings ablaze in embattled colonial city of Oaxaca
• Thomert scores equalizer, Lens moves into third place in French league
• Raul goal brings Madrid victory over Valencia in Spanish league
• South Korean movie wins top Greek film festival award
• Justin Rose wins Australian Masters to break 4-year drought
• Movie about birth of Jesus premieres at the Vatican
• Leftist protesters set buildings ablaze in embattled colonial city of Oaxaca
• Hundreds of thousands rally for Chavez in Venezuelan capital
• Film festival in Jamaica scraps plans to sell Peter Tosh guitar due to dispute
• Sao Paulo beats Cruzeiro 2-0 in Brazilian league
• U.S. retailers have a good start to the holiday season, but will momentum continue?
• Canada's Kucera wins super giant slalom
• Trinidad's cricket match venues receive initial clearance for World Cup
• Film festival in Jamaica scraps plans to sell Peter Tosh guitar
• Schild wins 2nd straight slalom for another Austrian 1-2
• On Radio, Comic Apologizes for Tirade
• Suspected IRA dissident charged with firebombing Belfast stores
• Police officer released after shooting PSG fan
• Chavez pledges to dedicate re-election victory to Cuba's Castro
• Inter Milan beats Palermo 2-1 to extend its lead atop the Serie A
• Raul goal brings Madrid victory over Valencia in Spanish league, Sevilla wins
• Exit polls give leftist nationalist wide lead in Ecuador presidential race
• Inter Milan beats Palermo 2-1 to extend its lead atop the Serie A
• Malouda helps Lyon move 14 points clear in French league
• Exit polls: leftist nationalist leads billionaire in Ecuador presidential race
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Raul goal brings Madrid victory over Valencia in Spanish league, Sevilla wins
• Gimnastic fires coach Sampedro
• Bush plans week of high-stakes diplomacy as he ponders course ahead in Afghanistan, Iraq
• Exit polls: leftist nationalist leads billionaire in Ecuador presidential race
• Ames wins playoff hole to take Skins Game title
• News Media Have Watershed Election, Too
• Exit polls: leftist nationalist leads billionaire in Ecuador presidential race
• `All My Children' becomes 1st U.S. TV show with male character becoming a woman
• Jenna and Barbara Bush revel in Argentina's pasttime by taking in Boca Juniors soccer triumph
• Exit polls: leftist nationalist leads billionaire in Ecuador presidential race
• Schild wins 2nd straight slalom for another Austrian 1-2
• 'Happy Feet' Dances Atop Box Office
• Bush daughters attend soccer game in Argentine
• Unofficial quick count give leftist nationalist victory in Ecuador presidential race
• Hezbollah says it will stage surprise actions against U.S.-backed Lebanese government
• Police ban demonstrations around presidential house in Bangladesh capital
• Afghanistan to dominate NATO summit agenda
• Thousands denounce upcoming papal visit to Turkey as tensions mount
• FC Porto beats Belenenses 1-0 to grab isolated lead of the Portuguese league
• African corruption focus of case at World Court
• Honolulu police officer injured during President Bush's visit dies
• Leftist nationalist Unofficial quick count has leftist beating billionaire in Ecuador presidential race
• Unofficial count, exit polls show leftist nationalist winning Ecuador presidential race
• Australian government negligent in Iraqi oil-for-food program, says lawmaker
• Zanardi completes Formula One drive
• Unofficial count, exit polls show leftist nationalist winning Ecuador presidential race
• Bush daughters attend soccer game in Argentina
• Japanese stocks rebound after opening drop; dollar down against the yen
• Chelsea remains strong title favorite after draw at Man United
• Arctic scientists look to the clouds for clues to climate change
• Don't worry, be happier: Researchers seek routes to happier life
• Chefs, videos and Frisbee golf ease the isolation at an Arctic weather base
• Money can buy happiness _ to a point _ but the effect is smaller than you might think
• In the language of Washington, things are not as they seem
• Sent on an odyssey as boys, Sudanese come home to serve their country
• Bush plans week of high-stakes diplomacy as he ponders course ahead in Afghanistan, Iraq
• Celtic Frost, fathers of avant-garde heavy metal, return
• America, Toluca and Pachuca classified to the semifinals
• Soap Introducing Transgender Character
• Diehl, "Primal Fear" Author, Dead at 81
• William Diehl, best-selling author of "Primal Fear," dies in Atlanta at age 81
• Boca Juniors close to third straight Argentine league title
• Penguins Romp Over Bond at Box Office
• 'Primal Fear' Author Diehl Dies at 81
• Pivotal case on global warming case confronts U.S. high court
• North Korea steps up measures against bird flu after South Korea reports outbreak
• U.S. involved in Iraq war longer than it was in World War II
• Australian leader rejects claims government was negligent in Iraqi wheat kickbacks
• Philippine president leaves hospital after checkup
• Diehl, "Primal Fear" Author, Dead at 81
• William Diehl, best-selling author of "Primal Fear," dies in Atlanta at age 81
• 'Primal Fear' Author Diehl Dies at 81
• Mexican president suffers brief fainting spell at ranch
• South Korea kills nearly 100,000 chickens, ducks amid bird flu outbreak
• 24 Chinese coal miners killed in gas explosion
• Japanese stocks rise on banks, software, chemical makers; dollar down vs yen
• Sabres down Rangers to improve to 11-1 on the road
• At least 9 people hospitalized after chemical spill at Philippine school
• Paraguay's president fires armed forces chief, 58 officers
• Wagner, socialite and Dr. Seuss collaborator, dies at 90
• Chinese currency hits new high against U.S. dollar; official rate at 7.8402 per dollar
• Japanese emperor meets with visiting Indonesian president
• U.S. retailers have a good start to the holiday season, but will momentum continue?
• Australia could become leader in stem cell research if Parliament passes new law
• 'AMC' Introducing Transgender Character
• South Korea kills nearly 100,000 chickens, ducks amid bird flu outbreak
• Oil market opens week's trading with slight rise, stays below US$60
• Australia wins by 277 runs, leads Ashes series 1-0
• Australian leader rejects claims government was negligent in Iraqi wheat kickbacks
• Polls, unofficial count show leftist Chavez ally winning Ecuador presidential race
• Movie on Jesus' Birth Debuts at Vatican
• New Zealand talks with Fiji military commander in bid to ease coup tensions
• Sabres down Rangers to improve to 11-1 on the road
• `Chunder' Down Under: Elton John feels ill on stage
• Protesters, governor vow to control center of embattled colonial city of Oaxaca
• Polls, quick count show leftist Chavez ally winning Ecuador presidential race
• Protesters, governor vow to control center of embattled colonial city of Oaxaca
• Pakistan wins toss, elects to bat against West Indies
• Former currency trader elected to lead New Zealand's opposition National Party
• India's Bharti Airtel signs tie-up deal with Wal-Mart to open retail stores in India
• India's Bharti Airtel signs tie-up deal with Wal-Mart to open retail stores in India
• Impatience with Iraqi government grows as Bush heads toward Middle East meeting
• Odom, Bryant lead Lakers
• Australian navy divers examine suspected Japanese sub wreck, official says
• Flintoff: We've done it before, we can do it again
• `Chunder' Down Under: Elton John feels ill on stage
• India's Bharti Airtel signs tie-up deal with Wal-Mart to open retail stores in India
• China building major dam in southwest, raising debate over impact on people, environment
• Macau's visitor arrivals break record by hitting 2 million in October
• Philippine shares end flat ahead of GDP release
• Capsules of venues for the 2006 Asian Games
• Celtic Frost, fathers of avant-garde heavy metal, return
• Japanese automakers' domestic production mostly up in October
• New Zealand stocks slip as profit downgrades hurt market
• Bruce Lee park to be built in action star's ancestral home in southern China
• New Zealand talks with Fiji military commander in bid to ease coup tensions
• Philippine justice chief vows to crack down on protesters at ASEAN summit
• Official: Bangladeshi man executed for killing wife in dispute over dowry
• At least 9 people hospitalized after chemical spill at Philippine school
• Philippine president leaves hospital after checkup
• Japanese stocks rise on gains in banks, retailers; dollar higher vs yen
• Bayer's 3rd-quarter profit down 35 percent amid Schering acquisition costs
• Poland's governing party loses Warsaw mayor election
• Chinese director's new movie hits snag after 100 mannequins destroyed in fire
• Chinese director's new movie hits snag after 100 mannequins destroyed in fire
• Chinese currency hits new high against U.S. dollar; official rate at 7.8402 per dollar
• Singapore's deputy leader urges ASEAN nations to rev up economic integration
• Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing for 3 days returns to work
• African corruption focus of case at World Court
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee head over heels for latest film
• Singapore's deputy leader urges ASEAN nations to rev up economic integration
• Germany's Linde considers selling Australian operation to Wesfarmers
• Berlusconi won't leave politics, his spokesman says after media mogul fainted during speech
• Indonesian company to raise US$308 million in bond issue to fund power plants
• Indonesian company to raise US$308 million in bond issue to fund power plants
• Afghanistan to dominate NATO summit agenda
• Taiwan shares rise to 6-year high in wake of ASE buyout news
• Top Iraqi official prepares for visit Iran after Baghdad's curfew is lifted
• Poland's governing party loses Warsaw mayor election
• West Indies bowlers keep Pakistan in check in decisive test
• South Korea to kill cats, dogs over bird flu fears
• Corus Group gives Brazilian bidder more time to make formal offer
• Bangladesh election officials name poll date, despite demands they resign
• Foreign direct investment in Vietnam on pace to hit record for year
• Merkel's party seeks to show unity as it gathers for conference
• Chinese currency hits new high against U.S. dollar; official rate at 7.8402 per dollar
• Chappell comments spark anger Indian lawmakers
• Dollar recovers vs yen, but languishes vs euro, other Asian currencies
• Britain opposes Vietnam's death sentence for Briton over drug trafficking
• Berlusconi won't leave politics, his spokesman says after media mogul fainted during speech
• China reports surge in crude oil exports to energy-starved North Korea
• Thai military council recommends partial lifting of martial law
• Euro dips against U.S. dollar, but still above US$1.31
• FIFA lifts Iran's ban for Asian Games
• Ponting looks back to ensure Aussies look forward
• Malaysia seeks to ease rivalry, deepen cooperation with Singapore
• French finance minister says France should push harder to stoke growth
• Koreas to hold talks on joint Olympic team in Qatar this week
• Dollar recovers against yen, euro but languishes vs other Asian currencies
• West Indies captain Lara has high hopes from world cup in West Indies
• Hong Kong shares slip 0.3 percent as banks decline
• In form Yousuf steadies Pakistan innings with unbeaten half century
• Top Iraqi official prepares for visit Iran after Baghdad's curfew is lifted
• Segolene Royal's ascent puts spotlight on France's woman-friendly policies
• Rising state role in Russian economy "disturbing: OECD
• Poland's governing party loses Warsaw mayor election
• Malaysia may invest US$2.5 billion in undersea power cables across South China Sea
• Philippine shares end flat ahead of GDP release
• 3 Malaysian plantations to merge, create world's largest palm oil company
• Thai military council recommends partial lifting of martial law
• Malaysia's MISC to invest US$5.5 billion on new vessels up to 2010
• Japan hopes to use Asia Games to promote 2016 Tokyo Olympic bid
• Taiwan's leading economic indicators decline
• Berlusconi won't leave politics, his spokesman says after media mogul fainted during speech
• Indonesian shares rise to fresh record
• Malaysian stock index rises as plantation shares rally
• Bayer says 3rd-quarter profit fell 35 percent on cost of Schering acquisition
• South Korean stocks rise, won hits highest intraday level in 9 years
• Japanese stocks rise on gains in banks, retailers; dollar recovers vs yen
• Ericsson to cut up to 400 jobs in Sweden
• Asian countries united against controversial umpire Hair, says ACC official
• Japanese police raid pro-North Korea association over illegal medicine export
• Yousuf steadies Pakistan innings with unbeaten half century
• Security increased at Northern Ireland Assembly following aborted nail-bomb attack
• Most Asian markets advance; dollar recovers some vs yen, euro
• Price of 12 Days of Christmas gifts hits $75,100, US survey finds
• Bulgarian, Romanian European Commission candidates in the hot seat in parliament hearings
• Russia regulators order unit of BP Russian joint venture to fix violations or lose license
• West Indies captain Lara has high hopes from World Cup
• South Korea to kill cats, dogs over bird flu fears
• Afghanistan to dominate NATO summit agenda
• Thai shares rise on bargain-hunting
• Most Asian markets advance; dollar recovers some vs yen, euro
• Singapore shares end up; chip stocks gain on bid for Taiwanese semiconductor firm
• EU warns British telecoms regulator that it set wholesale prices too high
• World Bank lends Romania US$180 million for road, railways improvements
• Eurotunnel senior creditors approve debt restructuring plan
• Hong Kong airport to add ferry pier to boost links with southern China
• Security increased at Northern Ireland Assembly following thwarted nail-bomb attack
• Soccer's Pele would put name to Singapore stadium in casino bid
• Britain to open inquest in poisoning death of former Russian spy
• Judge summons Indian actor Sanjay Dutt to appear for verdict
• German leader says EU can't ignore Turkey's refusal to change stance on Cyprus
• Eurotunnel senior creditors approve debt restructuring plan
• African corruption focus of case at World Court
• U.S. dollar falls, gold mixed in European morning trading
• Prosecutor says arrested Belarusian spy targeted Polish intelligence
• Philippines to conclude key security pact with Australia, defense chief says
• London's FTSE-100 index down 28.3 points at 6093.8 at midday
• England considers future of coach Robinson after eighth loss in nine games
• Portuguese driver takes wrong turn, heads down subway tunnel
• Rossi wins Rally of Monza, hints at possible future in sport
• Tintorettos leaving Venice for Madrid's Prado for rare exhibit
• Another case of mad cow disease reported in the Czech Republic
• Honolulu police officer injured while escorting President Bush's motorcade dies
• West Indies rally after Yousuf hammers record-breaking century
• Top WTO powers to meet in January to discuss stalled global trade talks
• Bush to press allies for more defense spending
• London announces smaller aquatics center to cut costs
• Italy's Prodi says withdrawal from Iraq to be completed this week
• EU warns British telecoms regulator that it set wholesale prices too high
• Top Tamil Tiger leader says cease-fire agreement is "defunct
• China to tighten organ transplant rules amid concerns about consent
• In Saudi Arabia, AIDS still a stigma despite government, activist moves
• Merkel calls for unity in Germany's governing party
• Two Pakistani boxers banned for life
• Drugs in forefront of Asian Games with Olympics less than 2 years away
• Venezuela government payroll balloons, giving Chavez key electoral force
• CAS upholds one-year doping ban against Eder
• Ukrainian president urges help for small business
• Radiologicial tests ordered for three people after former Russian spy's death as inquest ordered
• Japanese emperor meets with visiting Indonesian president
• West Indies rallies after Yousuf hammers record-breaking century
• Key Eurotunnel creditors approve plan to slash debt
• IOC considers new events for Vancouver; funding issue for boxing
• US retailers have a good start to the 2006 holiday season, but will momentum continue?
• IWF close to deal with Iran over team's weightlifting ban
• Egyptian president discusses Iraq, Mideast peace, Darfur with US Congresswoman
• Ford plans to get $18 billion in financing
• Afghanistan a more pressing issue than Iraq, says former US dep sec'y of state
• Myanmar orders Red Cross to shut key offices, ICRC says
• Affiliated Computer Services CEO, CFO resign after probe finds ethics code violations
• Key Eurotunnel creditors approve plan to slash debt
• Security increased at Northern Ireland Assembly following thwarted nail-bomb attack
• Brazilian soccer player dies of heart attack in friendly game
• Goal-line technology could be coming soon to soccer
• Radiological tests ordered for three people after former Russian spy's death
• Maggie Gyllenhaal Wins Stockholm Honor
• Top Tamil Tiger leader calls cease-fire agreement 'defunct'
• Double century at Lord's 'was my best,' says record-breaking Yousuf
• Double century at Lord's 'was my best,' says record-breaking Yousuf
• Prime minister says France's stalled economic growth will impact jobs growth
• RKC Waalwijk fires coach after team drops to last place in Dutch league
• FIFA lifts Iran's ban for Asian Games
• Elton John Feels Ill Onstage in Brisbane
• Elton John Feels Ill Onstage in Brisbane
• Japan's Livedoor plunges into red following securities scandal
• Maggie Gyllenhaal Wins Stockholm Honor
• Shooting death of fan follows long history of violence at PSG
• Father of modern autism research, Bernard Rimland, dies at 78
• Elton John Feels Ill Onstage in Brisbane
• Maggie Gyllenhaal Wins Stockholm Honor
• Wal-Mart to open retail stores in India in partnership with local company
• U.S. senator expresses confidence that Georgia eventually will join NATO
• Top WTO powers to meet in January to discuss stalled global trade talks
• New West Ham owner seeks re-election to UEFA's executive committee
• U.S. stocks fall as Wal-Mart posts sales decline
• Top Tamil Tiger leader calls cease-fire agreement 'defunct'
• Radiological tests ordered for three people after former Russian spy's death
• Holmqvist strong in goal in Tampa Bay win
• Sabres down Rangers to improve to 11-1 on the road
• Afghanistan to dominate NATO summit agenda
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear plea of Northern Ireland asylum seeker and his children
• Merkel calls for unity in Germany's governing party
• German clinic says former Soviet leader Gorbachev could be discharged this week
• Suicide bomb kills 2 Canadian troops in Afghanistan; report paints bleak education outlook
• Republican Pryce re-elected to US House from Ohio, but recount will be required
• Liev Schreiber Stars in `Talk Radio'
• Council of Europe launches campaign in Madrid against domestic violence
• Norway's Norsk Hydro to sell automotive castings unit to Mexican groups
• Envoys to North Korean nuclear disarmament talks arrive in Beijing
• Coalition adviser says forming new Dutch coalition is not mission impossible
• Wallace Shawn Returns to Off-Broadway
• Judge denies demand for Delta Air Lines testimony in hostile takeover bid
• List of highest wicket-takers in test cricket
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• GOV'T URGED TO WARD OFF RECURRENCE OF FILICIDE-SUICIDE
• EVENT LISTING FOR NOV.28 IN TAIWAN
• U.S. time in Iraq passes that of Second World War
• Coast Guard, investigators bust drug ring
• Polls show Correa set to win Ecuador presidency
• ASE takeover deal draws praise and raises alarm
• Chen's son files defamation suit against KMT lawmaker Chiu Yi
• Chen's unborn grandchild becomes hot topic
• DPP likely to suspend Wu, report says
• Farmers ordered to cage animals as bird flu precaution
• Wailing Chou says Hsieh culling pro-green votes
• DPP joins fight for aborigines' rights
• KMT lawmakers comment on Ma's position if indicted
• In Brief
• Researcher reveals simpler blood compatibility testing
• Xenical diet pill seen to help teens to lose weight
• Disease center mulls compulsory AIDS test for pregnant women
• Chou speaks up for stars of Taiwanese film's heyday
• In Brief
• Colombian senator admits right-wing militia link
• Bahrain's victorious Shiites look to calm Sunni-led regime
• Spokesman says Berlusconi will remain in politics
• Serb nationalist banned from serving as own defense
• Warsaw mayor-elect seen as blow to Kaczynski twins
• Olmert offers peace concessions
• Plane crash kills dozens of Iranian military troops
• In Brief
• Australian oil-for-food probe advises charges against officials
• Bruce Lee park to be built in action star's ancestral home
• Envoys in Beijing for North Korea talks
• New Muslim divorce law passed
• India claims successful missile interception test
• Chinese dam raises debate over impact
• New Zealand acts to avert Fiji coup
• Simple exercises seen making some people happier
• Study looks at how ethnicities shape up politics, society in U.S.
• Young Sudanese return home to help rebuild country
• When war and children collide
• Respond positively to Ortega's victory
• Nurse practitioners bridge the gap in medical industry
• Long-term care policies prepare Taiwan for an aging society
• Executive slams Hong Kong firms over pollution
• Sony says only small number of cameras affected by glitch in image sensor
• Slim Mideast pickings expected for Chinese firms
• Microsoft loses patents lawsuit in Seoul
• Tuna conservation to hit Japan's sushi-lovers
• Economy shows signs of slowdown, says CEPD
• Taiex gets boost from Carlyle bid for ASE
• Yuan hits new high vs. dollar
• ITV raid damages UK media competition
• Sidelines
• Sevilla stays on Barca trail while Raul saves Real
• Inter keeps lead as Totti fights back
• Garnett stays true to struggling Timberwolves
• Patriots deny Bears division-clinching victory
• China has eye on 2008 at Asian Games
• Ames nets US$590,000 in two-day Skins Game
• Ferguson, Mourinho each have a point
• England looks for Ashes answers after heavy loss
• Chen's unborn grandchild becomes hot topic
• PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER-IN-LAW WILL GIVE BIRTH IN TAIWAN: DPP LAWMAKER
• ANNUAL IT MONTH TO FOCUS ON DIGITAL HOME
• GOV'T MONITORING LONG-TERM IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL BUYOUT: MINISTER
• TAIWAN 10TH LARGEST SOURCE OF JUNK E-MAIL: E.U.
• THINK TANK ADJUSTS TAIWAN'S ECONOMIC GROWTH FORECAST TO 4.23%
• LAWMAKER CALLS FOR END TO BICKERING OVER GRANDCHILD'S BIRTH PLACE
• THREE PRINCIPLES TO GUIDE CHINA INVESTMENT POLICY: PREMIER
• PLANNED ASE BUYOUT WILL NOT ADVERSELY IMPACT TAIWAN: MINISTER
• Upgraded minimum salary for Filipino domestics won't affect deployment, remittances, says Brion
• ILO high-level mission visits the Philippines
• Possible job opportunities for ex-Taiwan workers in Clark, Subic
• More Taiwanese support independence: survey
• London announces smaller aquatics center to cut costs
• Parker wakes up to help Spurs beat Seattle
• Dutch court jails two reporters for refusing to reveal their sources
• More sites show traces of radiation as special tests ordered for three people in former Russian spy's death
• Ford plans to get $18 billion in financing
• Bulgarian, Romanian candidates to become EU commissioners defend importance of their posts
• Lebanon's Cabinet sends Hariri tribunal accord to president for endorsement
• Boycott, Botham fear for England after crushing Ashes loss
• Iraq Study Group meets to consider recommendations; Congress showing increasing impatience
• Republican Pryce re-elected to US House from Ohio, but recount will be required
• London's FTSE-100 index closes down 72 points at 6,050.1
• Russian youth group raids outdoor markets near Moscow searching for illegal migrants
• Duel in the desert; Tokyo vs. Doha
• Judge orders coin dealer to repay state $13.7 million
• Spanish writer Raul Guerra Garrido wins Spanish literary prize
• Blackhawks fire coach Trent
• Bush to press U.S. NATO allies for help in quelling rising violence in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Oil prices rise after Iraq oil attack, possible OPEC production output cuts next month
• Better Homes & Gardens announces India edition
• Bilbao fires coach Felix Sarriugarte
• Key Eurotunnel creditors approve plan to slash debt
• Man Drives Into Subway Tunnel by Mistake
• Ruby Slippers Land at Space Museum
• DVD Releases Include `Superman Returns'
• Tevez apologizes for walking out after substitution
• German finance minister says savings bank row is close to a solution
• Russian youth group raids outdoor markets near Moscow searching for illegal migrants
• Ashcan Artist Exhibited
• Congo's supreme court rejects charges of vote fraud by presidential runner-up
• Merkel calls for unity in Germany's governing party
• Man Drives Into Subway Tunnel by Mistake
• Late game blunder costs Kramnik in loss to Deep Fritz chess software
• England considers future of coach Robinson after eighth loss in nine games
• New system to share weather, health data with developing countries
• George Bellows exhibit shows realism of his urban surroundings
• European Soccer Players of the Year
• Congo's supreme court rejects charges of vote fraud by presidential runner-up
• Ivory Coast to reinstate three officials implicated in toxic waste dumping
• New York trades Guevara to Chivas for draft pick, player
• Euro finance ministers split on effect of strong euro on exports
• Hertz shares fall below price for the initial public offering less than 2 weeks ago
• Cannavaro wins Golden Ball, first defender to take award in 10 years
• Congo's supreme court rejects charges of vote fraud by presidential runner-up
• Man Seeks Record for Arm Hair Length
• Bruce Lee to Get Own Theme Park in China
• Condoleezza Rice's top adviser on Iraq quitting State Department to return to teaching
• Swift Transportation rejects $2.2 billion takeover offer from largest shareholder
• Raul Guerra Garrido Wins Literary Prize
• Al-Maliki camp expects Bush to talk about speeding security handover
• Kathleen Turner wins best actress prize at London's Evening Standard theater awards
• Bruce Lee to Get Own Theme Park in China
• Maggie Gyllenhaal Wins Stockholm Honor
• If blocked by Senate, Morales vows to pass land reform by decree
• Writer Raul Guerra Garrido Wins Prize
• Gates expected to take Pentagon job by end of December if confirmed as expected
• Congo's supreme court rejects vote fraud charges, declares Kabila winner
• Leader in Ecuador presidential vote count looking toward radical reforms
• Judge writes children's book about unchecked immigration
• Rep: Pamela Anderson Divorcing Kid Rock
• Jack Johnson biography wins William Hill's sports book of the year award
• Pamela Anderson's publicist says actress has filed for divorce from rapper Kid Rock
• Rep: Pamela Anderson Divorcing Kid Rock
• Civil liberties oversight board finally gets briefed on NSA domestic spying program
• Rep: Pamela Anderson Divorcing Kid Rock
• Federal health agency establishes model fitness facility for employees
• Pamela Anderson's publicist says actress has filed for divorce from rapper Kid Rock
• Turner a Winner at London Theater Awards
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• Leader in Ecuador presidential vote count looking toward radical reforms
• U.S. stocks fall as Wal-Mart posts same-store sales decline
• 2nd Season of `Sleeper Cell' Mutates
• Delta to give retired pilots extra $719 million in unsecured claims
• Wal-Mart moves to tap into Mexico's booming consumer-loan market
• HEALTHBEAT: Doctors test heart implant to block strokes
• Federal health agency establishes model fitness facility for employees
• Dravid ruled out of rest of South African one-dayers
• Troy Gentry Pleads Guilty to Bear Charge
• Pamela Anderson's publicist says actress has filed for divorce from rapper Kid Rock
• Country singer Troy Gentry pleads guilty in bear tagging case
• Islanders' leading scorer Yashin out 2-to-4 weeks
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• Review: New Incubus CD 'Light Grenades'
• Alcoa: Chinese aluminum production focused on domestic market
• Doctors test heart implant to block strokes from atrial fibrillation
• Pamela Anderson Divorcing Kid Rock
• Author Bebe Moore Campbell dies at 56 in Los Angeles
• Mexican officials transfer protesters detained in Oaxaca to prison outside troubled state
• Bush to press allies for more help in Middle East
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• Delta to give retired pilots extra $719 million in unsecured claims
• Author Bebe Moore Campbell Dies at 56
• Man Drives Into Subway Tunnel by Mistake
• Pamela Anderson's publicist says actress has filed for divorce from rapper Kid Rock
• Man Seeks Record for Arm Hair Length
• Hertz shares fall below price for IPO less than 2 weeks ago
• N.D. Hunter Shoots Antlered Doe
• 19 Men Detained for Impersonating Monks
• Robert McFerrin Sr., opera singer who broke racial barriers, dies of heart attack at 85
• Oil prices rise more than $1 after Iraq oil attack, possible OPEC production cuts nexy month
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• Pair Say They Were 'Sauced' Over Camera
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• Pair Claim They Got 'Sauced' Over Camera
• Troy Gentry Pleads Guilty to Bear Charge
• Mad cow risk low for hemophilia patients treated with donated plasma
• Lebanon's Cabinet sends Hariri tribunal accord to president for endorsement
• REVIEW: a Tantalizing Trilogy Begins
• Britain's governing Labour Party regains slim electoral lead in new opinion poll
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear plea of Northern Ireland asylum seeker and his children
• Dollar falls to new 20-month low against euro on strong European data
• Gold, silver prices rise on weak dollar
• Lebanon's Cabinet sends Hariri tribunal accord to president for endorsement
• U.S. stocks slide amid concerns about Wal-Mart sales, falling dollar; Dow drops 158
• TV Land Lists 100 Greatest Catchphrases
• Pair Claim They Got 'Sauced' Over Camera
• Man Shoots Doe With Well-Developed Rack
• Troy Gentry Pleads Guilty to Bear Charge
• Dyn-O-Mite! TV Land Lists Catchphrases
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• Palm lowers 2Q guidance, blaming delay in U.S. launch of new Treo
• `Happy Feet' Waltzes to No. 1 Finish
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• A Boffo Broadway Thanksgiving
• IP selling Brazilian wood chip unit in Amazon to Japanese companies
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• `Happy Feet' No. 1 again at box office with $37 million
• U.S. shoppers face generous discounts as online shopping season kicks off
• Austrian federation sets up its own anti-doping-commission
• Review: 'Nativity Story' Is Lifeless
• Wizards hire U.S. national team assistant as manager
• U.S. retailers have a solid start to holiday shopping season, national research firm says
• White House says Iraq violence in 'new phase,' Bush steps up diplomacy before NATO, Iraq meetings
• Red Bulls trade Guevara to Chivas for draft pick, player
• U.S. tries again to increase cattle imports from Canada
• Somali leaders discourage immigrants in U.S. from using leafy stimulant
• Republican Pryce re-elected to US House from Ohio, but recount will be required
• Palm lowers 2Q guidance, blaming delay in U.S. launch of new Treo
• NBC News says it will call Iraqi conflict a 'civil war'
• Congo's supreme court rejects vote fraud charges, declares Kabila winner
• Euro finance ministers see no need to act on strong euro vs dollar
• Justice Department watchdog to review domestic spying program
• White House says Iraq violence in 'new phase,' Bush steps up diplomacy ahead of NATO, Iraq meetings
• Oversight board briefed on NSA program after lengthy delay
• Australian oil-for-food probe advises charges against company officials, clears government
• Muslim Brotherhood in ascent in Egypt, but still not threat to Mubarak
• Mexican officials transfer detained Oaxaca protesters to prison outside troubled state
• Conservatives in New Jersey craft 'equal benefits' bill for gays, siblings and other partnerships
• Indian actor Sanjay Dutt faces judgment day in Mumbai 1993 blast case
• Sevilla, Ajax among handful of clubs that can qualify for next stage
• NYSE gets U.S. regulatory approval for Euronext vote
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• DaimlerChrysler ordered to pay $20 million asbestos verdict
• Alcoa: Chinese aluminum production focused on domestic market
• Japan's Abe to meet Indonesian president amid expectations for preliminary free-trade deal
• Indian actor Sanjay Dutt faces judgment day in Mumbai 1993 blast case
• Mediocre East gives everyone the chance to dream big
• Black leaders seek end to use of racial slur in entertainment industry
• India claims successful missile interception test
• Minister: US follow-up to Australian wheat scandal report is no surprise
• Volcano erupts in eastern Congo
• AIDS deaths could be cut by 28 million by 2030, researchers say
• Fiji prime minister says he's hold talks with military leader to ease coup fears
• Young Couple Wed at Ohio Nursing Home
• Utah Jail Inmates Knit for the Needy
• Parliament passes motion to recognize Quebec as a nation within Canada
• Pigeon Enthusiasts Gather for N.M. Show
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• NBC Calls Iraq Conflict 'Civil War'
• Fiji prime minister says he'll hold talks with military leader to ease coup fears
• Fiji prime minister says he'll hold talks with military leader to ease coup fears
• Mark Burnett and Roma Downey Engaged
• Producer Mark Burnett, Downey Engaged
• `Survivor' creator Mark Burnett and actress Roma Downey to wed
• Alaska to strip oil companies of Point Thomson leases
• Volcano erupts in eastern Congo
• Cuban dissidents ask U.S. to remove restrictions that stop flow of aid
• Officials: Japan to make large cut in government bond issuance
• Officials: Japan to make large cut in government bond issuance
• Nintendo Wii console sales in Americas top 600,000 in first week
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• Lebanon's Cabinet sends Hariri tribunal accord to president for endorsement
• Mexican officials transfer detained Oaxaca protesters to prison outside troubled state
• Man Shoots Doe With Rack of Antlers
• Survivor of Argentine dictatorship wields potent weapon against torturers _ his memory
• Argentina's main torture center to become a `Museum of Memory'
• Microsoft hopes its latest software keeps lucrative business customers satisfied
• Videocam-toting Davids take on corporate Goliaths over business practices
• Alaska to strip companies of oil and gas leases
• Iranian and Syrian interference in Lebanon expected to be on Bush's Mideast agenda, Bolton says
• Philippine chemical spill sickens 20 people; 3,000 flee homes
• Driver Survives After Trash Bin Crash
• Leader in Ecuador's presidential vote count looking toward radical reforms
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• Producer Mark Burnett, Downey Engaged
• Fiji prime minister says he'll hold talks with military leader to ease coup fears
• Former U.S. President Bill Clinton to visit AIDS project in Cambodia
• Officials: Japan to make large cut in government bond issuance
• Airbus A380 arrives in Australia; Qantas reaffirms plans to buy 20 jets despite delays
• White House says Iraq violence in 'new phase,' Bush steps up diplomacy ahead of NATO, Iraq meetings
• Verizon Wireless to feature YouTube video downloads and uploads
• Mexican officials transfer detained Oaxaca protesters to prison outside troubled state
• New Zealand stocks flat; ANZ, APN losses offest muted Telecom rally
• Japanese university building with radioactive materials evacuated after fire
• South Korea to begin killing dogs, pigs in bid to stem bird flu
• South Korea to begin killing dogs, pigs in bid to stem bird flu
• Australian, New Zealand troops to be withdrawn from Tonga
• Chinese classical pianist Lang Lang becomes Hong Kong resident
• Tropical Storm Durian enters Philippines, may develop into 'super typhoon'
• Mexican officials transfer detained Oaxaca protesters to prison outside troubled state
• South Korean governor says North Korea backs province's Winter Olympics bid
• South Korean governor says North Korea backs province's Winter Olympics bid
• Protesters demand resignation of election officials ahead of Bangladesh polls
• Japanese university building with radioactive materials evacuated after fire
• Oversight board briefed on US surveillance program.
• Australian government may not be free of oil-for-food scandal, analysts say
• Canadian parliament passes motion to recognize people of Quebec as nation within Canada
• Vietnamese National Assembly to ratify WTO membership
• Vietnamese National Assembly to ratify WTO membership
• Australian stocks slip after Wall Street tumbles
• PetroChina's senior VP resigns to take up government post
• Thousands demand resignation of election officials ahead of Bangladesh polls
• Tropical Storm Durian enters Philippines, may develop into 'super typhoon'
• Fiji prime minister says he'll hold talks with military leader to ease coup fears
• Vietnamese National Assembly to ratify WTO membership
• Volkswagen to invest US$530 million to build its first car plant in India
• Volkswagen to invest US$530 million to build its first car plant in India
• Japanese stocks dip in wake of overnight Wall Street drop; dollar up vs yen
• Japanese stocks dip in wake of overnight Wall Street drop; dollar up vs yen
• Dollar edges up against yen as players await U.S. economic data
• Dollar edges up against yen as players await U.S. economic data
• Court declares Indian film actor Sanjay Dutt guilty of involvement in Mumbai terror case
• Court declares Indian film actor Sanjay Dutt guilty of involvement in Mumbai terror case
• Taiwan shares snap winning streak by falling 0.7 percent on Wall Street slide
• Gayle give West Indies confident start
• South Korea says new bird flu outbreak caused by 'highly pathogenic' type of H5N1
• South Korea says new bird flu outbreak caused by 'highly pathogenic' type of H5N1
• Germany stands firm on Afghan mission, argues rebuilding is key to success
• Thai government lifts martial law in several parts of country
• DaimlerChrysler ordered to pay US$20 million asbestos verdict
• ITV confirms that BBC's Michael Grade will become chairman
• Philippine shares fall 1.4 percent, hurt by Wall Street's drop
• Bird flu kills woman, raising Indonesia's death toll to 57
• Blair to meet Danish premier during brief stopover on his way to NATO summit
• SKorean president hints he may fail to finish term after legislative setback
• Survey shows German consumer confidence at new 5-year high
• Australia set to retain winning team for second test
• Australia set to retain winning team for second test
• U.S. trade delegation in Mumbai to explore partnerships, opportunities in India
• U.S. trade delegation in Mumbai to explore partnerships, opportunities in India
• Indian film actor Sanjay acquitted of conspiracy in bombing trial
• Indian film actor Sanjay acquitted of conspiracy in bombing trial
• Scottish Power accepts takeover bid from Spain's Iberdrola
• Thousands demand resignation of election officials in Bangladesh; election offices torched
• Chinese shares slip on selling of large cap stocks; yuan lower against dollar
• Future birthplace of president's grandson becomes big issue in Taiwan
• Germany's KarstadtQuelle to spin off or sell Neckermann operation in mail-order revamp
• South Korea hit by new outbreak of bird flu, plans to cull dogs, pigs
• South Korea hit by new outbreak of bird flu, plans to cull dogs, pigs
• Scottish Power accepts takeover bid from Spain's Iberdrola
• Turkish security forces blanket capital before pope's arrival
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• ITV confirms that BBC's Michael Grade will become chairman
• Volcano erupts in eastern Congo
• Taiwan state oil company to bid for Libya oil exploration project
• Scottish Power accepts takeover bid from Spain's Iberdrola
• Euro steady against U.S. dollar
• Professor connects immigrants and farmers for a taste of home that benefits both
• Gunman kills activist, wife in southern Philippines
• Gunman kills activist, wife in southern Philippines
• Thai government lifts martial law in several parts of country
• EU finance ministers try to fix taxing battles over alcohol and fraud
• Bird flu kills woman, raising Indonesia's death toll to 57
• Bird flu kills woman, raising Indonesia's death toll to 57
• Bush says Lebanese government undermined by extremists
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• Sri Lanka military, rebels battle in east after Tiger leader hints at renewed war
• Japan's ruling party to readmit members who rebelled over postal reforms
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• Paceman Gul rattles West Indies batting lineup
• Paceman Gul rattles West Indies batting lineup
• Qing dynasty ceramic bowl fetches world record price at Hong Kong auction
• China's steamroller economy unlikely to slacken, OECD report says
• China's steamroller economy unlikely to slacken, OECD report says
• Bush rules out talks with Iran until it stops nuclear program
• Fiji prime minister says he'll hold talks with military leader to ease coup fears
• Court finds Indian film star Sanjay Dutt guilty of possessing arms
• Court finds Indian film star Sanjay Dutt guilty of possessing arms
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• WHO says AIDS situation "not under control" in Indonesia
• WHO says AIDS situation "not under control" in Indonesia
• OECD expects firm Greek economic growth and a lower deficit in 2007
• Australian leader's Malaysia visit to boost ties bedeviled during Mahathir era
• Japanese stocks dip in wake of overnight Wall Street drop; dollar up vs yen
• Japanese stocks dip in wake of overnight Wall Street drop; dollar up vs yen
• Reports: Bilbao to appoint Mane as coach
• Red Sox confident of signing Matsuzaka
• Red Sox confident of signing Matsuzaka
• Opera Software releases new version of mini Internet browser for mobile phones
• EMI shares rise on report of possible takeover
• Indonesian shares plunge 2.2 percent due to weaker local currency
• OECD: U.S. soft landing won't dent European economic recovery
• Singaporean photographer's celebrity pictures upset singer Aaron Kwok, Andy Hui
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• National Assembly ratifies Vietnam's WTO membership
• Bush rules out talks with Iran until it stops nuclear program
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• Philippine chemical spill sickens 20 people; 3,000 flee homes
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• Turkish security forces blanket capital before pope's arrival
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• The US$1 trillion question: China's foreign reserves spur market speculation, policy debate
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• Malaysia Airlines reports first profit in 5 quarters
• Malaysia Airlines reports first profit in 5 quarters
• Scottish Power accepts takeover bid from Spain's Iberdrola
• Catholics accuse outlawed UDA of role in thwarted attack on Northern Ireland Assembly
• Beyonce says she enjoyed working on musical 'Dreamgirls'
• Beyonce says she enjoyed working on musical 'Dreamgirls'
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• Thai army chief meets Malaysian counterpart to discuss southern violence
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• Blackmailer tries to take advantage of Shanghai financial scandal
• U.S. dollar, gold fall in European morning trading
• SKorean president to visit Indonesia, Autrailia, New Zealand next month
• Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock to Divorce
• Indonesia woman dies of bird flu; SKorea to kill dogs, pigs to prevent spread
• Indonesia woman dies of bird flu; SKorea to kill dogs, pigs to prevent spread
• Producer Mark Burnett, Downey Engaged
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• Bollywood action hero guilty of possessing illegal arms
• Bollywood action hero guilty of possessing illegal arms
• OECD projects Italian deficit above 3 percent in 2007 despite budget moves
• French Cabinet approves plan to ensure more access to political power positions for women
• Asian markets fall as Hong Kong shares tumble 2.9 percent, Japanese stocks slip
• Pope arrives in Turkey amid heavy security and anger over earlier comments on Islam
• Japan, Indonesia OK bilateral free trade pact
• Japanese TV host certified world's busiest by Guinness
• Japanese TV host certified world's busiest by Guinness
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• Dozens protest papal visit in Turkish capital
• Indonesian government criticized over ban of films on East Timor, Aceh
• Indonesian government criticized over ban of films on East Timor, Aceh
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• Telekom Malaysia reports lower net profit in third quarter
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• Pope arrives in Turkey amid heavy security and anger over earlier comments on Islam
• Pope says Turkey is a "bridge" between religions
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• Finland's Atria joins bidding war for Swedish Meats
• Ganga fights on after Gul rattles West Indies
• Ganga fights on after Gul rattles West Indies
• Serbia-Montenegro reaches semifinals of volleyball worlds
• Bollywood action hero guilty of possessing illegal arms
• Vaughan to make comeback in one-day match
• Bollywood action hero guilty of possessing illegal arms
• Catholics accuse outlawed UDA of role in thwarted attack on Northern Ireland Assembly
• Pope arrives in Turkey amid heavy security and anger over earlier comments on Islam
• Bulgaria to sign deal with Russian company for two new reactors at nuclear power plant
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• SAS says it made 5.7 billion kronor from Rezidor share sale
• Ronaldinho to lead Barcelona at Club World Cup
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• German police arrest 7 suspected neo-Nazis following raids
• Balkan reality check intrudes on NATO's grand plans
• Sri Lanka military, rebels battle in east after Tiger leader hints at renewed war
• OECD: U.S. soft landing won't dent European economic recovery
• Former U.S. President Bill Clinton to visit AIDS project in Cambodia
• EMI shares rise on approach about possible takeover
• Ganga fights on after Gul rattles West Indies
• Ganga fights on after Gul rattles West Indies
• Pakistan fast bowler Ahmed gets all clear from bowling experts, PCB
• EU finance ministers try to fix taxing battles over alcohol
• NATO success in Afghanistan is possible, alliance's chief says
• Orders for manufactured goods plunge by largest amount in more than 6 years
• Four former soccer officials given suspended sentences, fines
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• Biggest ever U.S. trade delegation visits India to explore partnerships, opportunities
• Nokia predicts 10 percent growth in phone market but cuts margin targets
• Gotti Grandson Arrested on Drug Charges
• Chelsea to launch Chinese language Web site
• Schumacher to drive in kart race
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• Driver Tries to Swallow Keys, Bites Cop
• Germany international Odonkor has knee operation
• Swiss to extradite Georgian linked to abduction of 'famous' soccer player's brother
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• Mexican president-elect announces key members of his Cabinet
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• Six people charged in Swedish election spy case
• TV Land Lists 100 Greatest Catchphrases
• Gotti Grandson Arrested on Drug Charges
• Gotti Grandson Arrested on Drug Charges
• Romanian senator sues over allegations he was communist spy
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• Prosecutor asks for acquittal of referee in German match-fixing scandal
• Lawman's long arm collars renegade reindeer in Norwegian Arctic
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• U.S. stocks fall following sharp drop in durable goods orders
• Novartis seeks earlier approval of bone and cancer drugs, wants combo use of diabetic drug
• Beyonce Enjoyed Vibe on 'Dreamgirls' Set
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• Volcano erupts in eastern Congo
• OECD says U.S. soft landing won't dent European economic recovery
• Finland's Atria joins bidding war for Swedish Meats
• Swiss to extradite Georgian linked to abduction of 'famous' soccer player's brother
• Japanese TV Host Is World's Busiest
• Sales of existing U.S. homes post small increase but prices post record decline
• Bush blames violence in Iraq on al-Qaida drive to foment division
• King says Jordan will not accept a peace deal that causes influx of Palestinians
• Consumer confidence unexpectedly falls in November amid job worries
• Detroit rallies past Dallas 2-1
• Volcano erupts in eastern Congo
• Plans for ABBA Museum Unveiled in Sweden
• Slovenia soccer coach Oblak steps down
• Wade's double leads Miami over Iverson and 76ers
• EU to increase awareness of citizens' rights to seek consular protection abroad
• Plans for ABBA Museum Unveiled in Sweden
• Mexican president-elect announces key members of his Cabinet
• Dog slaughter begins in South Korean city hit with bird flu, but residents unfazed
• Dog slaughter begins in South Korean city hit with bird flu, but residents unfazed
• Japanese TV Host Is World's Busiest
• Franco Zeffirelli prepares 5th 'Aida' for La Scala's season opener
• TV Land Lists 100 Greatest Catchphrases
• German authorities arrest 2 Turks suspected of membership in Turkish terror group
• Prosecutor asks for acquittal of referee in German match-fixing scandal
• Bush says al-Qaida drive to foment division is to blame for violence in Iraq
• Pope sends message of `brotherhood' to Muslims in bid to ease anger
• IOC approves skicross; rejects women's ski jumping
• Leader in Ecuador's presidential vote count looking toward radical reforms
• NYSE, Nasdaq Stock Market to combine regulatory operations
• G-14 to discuss division in group at board meeting on Thursday
• Medical workers' unions call 2-day strike in Madrid's public health service
• TV Land Lists 100 Greatest Catchphrases
• Thai Cabinet agrees to lift limits on gas station operating hours
• EU sets new limits for travelers' duty free allowances
• Dyn-O-Mite! TV Land Lists Catchphrases
• EU regulators open probe into Thales' purchase of Alcatel's satellite unit
• NATO success in Afghanistan is possible, alliance's chief claims
• Canada's parliament formally recognizes Quebec as nation
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• MOEA head lauds Carlyle takeover of ASE
• High-speed railway given approval with conditions
• Bills set for showdown in Legislature
• Taiwan investigated 167 times over 11 years for anti-dumping
• Vice President Lu yet to finalize time for visiting Africa
• Su undecided on whether to run for president
• Husband of staunch DPP critic of Ma suspected of corruption
• F-16 jet purchase hangs on arms deal
• Ma to make details of charity donations available to public
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• Taiwan pair killed in PRC, says report
• Cannon maintenance accident kills one soldier, injures two
• U.S. aid sought in fighting cyber crimes
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• Iraq violence is al-Qaida plot, U.S. says
• EU nations do little to report discrimination, agency claims
• Leader in Ecuador vote looks towards reforms
• Group alleges Nigeria ignores rapes by security forces
• Pinochet indicted over deaths
• Congo tribunal upholds Kabila's poll victory
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• Top Bollywood star Dutt cleared of conspiracy related to bombings
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• Australia may not yet be free of Iraq scandal, analysts say
• Top envoys discussing return to nuclear talks
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• Out of Africa, and the world beyond
• What would a population drop be like?
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• Small bowl fetches big bucks at auction
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• Pulitzer Prize rules allow submission of more online material
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• Competition to intensify in Europe handset market
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• Workforce planning seen vital in IT organizations
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• PRC mulls ways to ease pension burden
• Vietnam assembly ratifies country's entry into WTO
• Taiex falls amid concerns on U.S., Japan
• Greenback takes a breather after recent whipping
• Sluggish Wal-Mart sales drag Wall Street lower
• Japan, Indonesia sign basic trade agreement
• Sidelines
• Glazers witness first hand that history wins nothing
• Weak teams can dream big in NBA Eastern Conference
• Plaza offers 'terra cotta show' package
• Totem oil painting at Chang Liu gallery
• Taste of Taiwan delicacies at Cafe
• Terra cotta exhibition at Taichung museum
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• Airbus sees growth in plane requirement
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• Playing Harmison in Adelaide a big risk
• Gutsy Ganga anchors sinking West Indies
• Cannavaro gets reward for World Cup display
• Strong second half carries Seahawks
• Ma misses the best timing for resignation
• The crisis of Taiwan in diplomacy
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• TAIWAN RECORDS 20 PERCENT INCREASE IN ORAL CANCER CASES
• TAIWAN RECORDS 20 PERCENT INCREASE IN ORAL CANCER CASES
• TAIWAN OFFICIAL CALLS FOR QUICK SIGNING OF TAIWAN-U.S. FTA
• FOREIGN FIRMS EXPECTED TO MAKE OVER US$73.3 B. IN PURCHASES: MOEA
• AIT DIRECTOR'S REMARKS REFLECT U.S. STANCE: STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL
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• TAIPEI SHARE PRICES CLOSE HIGHER
• GKK cites champions of worksite safety
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• Jesus' mother is our mother too!
• TV Column: Fox Gets Off Easy on O.J.
• Leader in Ecuador's presidential vote count looking toward radical reforms
• Brewer Anheuser-Busch says earnings outlook remains positive
• More than 4,000 doping tests to be conducted at Beijing Olympics
• Jordan's king will push a different agenda from Bush during Amman talks
• U.S. government to ban Australian state wheat exporter from credit program
• Parliament extends Iraq's state of emergency; U.S. military warns that violence could worsen
• Scottish Power accepts takeover bid from Spain's Iberdrola
• Treasury secretary Paulson and Fed chief Bernanke leading U.S. delegation to China
• Drug agency casts doubts on using Celebrex to treat arthritis in children
• Whitney Museum Plans Expansion Downtown
• President-elect of Christian Coalition of America declines the job
• EMI shares rise on approach about possible takeover
• U.S. stocks modestly higher following durable goods drop, housing gain
• Ferguson says he would be happy to welcome back inform Howard
• Beyonce Enjoyed Working on `Dreamgirls'
• Bernanke: economic slowdown unfolding as expected but risks remain to outlook
• Ukraine's premier says he hopes to meet Bush during Washington visit
• Advantage Russia for Davis Cup final against Argentina
• Italian, Norweigan, Spanish and Argentine companies win oil concessions at Brazil auction
• Italian prosecutors investigate two Google executives over videos showing abuse
• European health group concludes 2-day meeting on water quality
• Beyonce Enjoyed Working on `Dreamgirls'
• Putin says Russia ending bans on Moldovan wine, meat
• Nothing silly about this time of the year for Couples
• Reports: Gago's agent to negotiate midfielder's move to Madrid
• European health group concludes 2-day meeting on water quality
• Putin says Russia ending bans on Moldovan wine, meat
• With amateurs replacing pro stars, Japan expecting tough time at Asian Games baseball
• Goal-line technology to be tested in Italy's top league
• On the Net: Analyzing the Movie Biz
• `Sunshine,' `Nelson' Lead Indie Field
• Google says it struck content deal with two Belgian groups involved in court bid
• `Little Miss Sunshine,' `Half Nelson' lead independent Spirit Awards contenders
• European stocks end lower
• Qing Dynasty Bowl Fetches $19.42 Million
• Reports: Gago's agent to negotiate midfielder's move to Madrid
• '30Rock's' Tracy Morgan Charged With DWI
• '30Rock's' Tracy Morgan Charged With DWI
• Tony Danza As Max Bialystock
• UEFA, FIFA to mediate conflict between Albanian soccer federation and government
• Russian spy's poisoning death stirs diplomatic tensions between Britain and Kremlin
• Morales demands Senate end boycott to pass land reform
• `Sunshine,' `Nelson' Lead Indie Field
• Tony Danza to star in the Broadway production of `The Producers'
• Latvians flee as NATO leaders descend on Riga for summit
• Bernanke: U.S. economic slowdown unfolding as expected but risks remain to outlook
• Crichton Tackles Genetic Technology
• `30 Rock' Star Charged With DWI
• Italy loans statue in exchange for return of disputed art
• Prosecutor seeks investigation of Peru's Humala for deadly 2005 police station takeover
• IOC approves skicross; rejects women's ski jumping
• `30 Rock' Star Charged With DWI
• Lebanon braces for upheaval while U.S. reaffirms support for embattled government
• South Korea opens soccer tournament with win
• House tax committee chairman: US has to protect American business in trade with China
• Lauer's Wife Gives Birth to Third Child
• Holiday bazaar asked to reconsider showing movie ads about Jesus' birth
• EU to decide national emissions trading plans for 2008-2012
• Matt Lauer's wife, Annette, gives birth to a boy _ the couple's third child _ in New York
• Mexican president-elect chooses party militants for Cabinet despite promises of change
• Bush administration signals willingness to work with Democrats in Congress on trade
• Lauer's Wife Gives Birth to Third Child
• Hamilton test drives for McLaren at Circuit de Catalunya
• Morales threatens Bolivia land reform by presidential decree
• Obama to visit key state in presidential politics
• Tunneling work on powerlines for 2012 Olympics reaches milestone
• Six females killed in fighting between U.S. Marines and suspected insurgents in Iraq
• Hamilton test drives for McLaren at Circuit de Catalunya
• Venezuela calls triumph of Ecuador's Correa blow to U.S. anti-Chavez campaign
• Lauer's Wife Gives Birth to Third Child
• Obama to visit key state in presidential politics
• Sculli banned from Italian league for match-fixing
• `Nativity Story' Retells First Christmas
• Mexican president-elect chooses party militants for Cabinet despite promises of change
• U.S. real estate indicator shows home prices falling in 7 cities in September
• First Christmas: `Nativity Story' retells saga of virgin birth in Bethlehem
• Colombia's Supreme Court orders 6 more politicians testify on links to militias
• Six Iraqi females killed in fighting between U.S. soldiers and suspected insurgents
• Former Gen. Wesley Clark says he wants to avoid jumping into 2008 presidential campaign too late
• Review: 'Candy' Tastes Familiar
• Berlusconi's doctor says former premier will leave hospital Wednesday
• Bush says U.S. won't quit Iraq until "mission complete," asks more help in Afghanistan
• Astronomers discuss opportunities from planned return to moon
• Olympics or no Olympics, Qatar looks to lasting legacy from Asian Games
• Popular Exhibits to Be Adopted
• Review: `10 Items' Could Do With Less
• Pritzker Winner to Build New Skyscraper
• New Volume of Philip K. Dick Due
• U.S. criticizes Myanmar's order to shut International Red Cross offices
• Squirrel OK After Fiery Chimney Surprise
• Former Fed chief Greenspan said worst is passed in housing adjustment
• Okla. Couple Celebrate 77th Anniversary
• Security Council extends mandate of multinational force in Iraq for a year
• Library of America to issue volume of Philip K. Dick
• Gold down
• NYC Police Capture 'Caiman-In-The-Box'
• '30 Rock' Star Morgan Charged With DWI
• `30 Rock' Star Charged With DWI
• '30 Rock' Star Morgan Charged With DWI
• Coney Island Amusement Park Sold
• Sarkozy: Police to double number of fans banned from PSG's stadium
• Sarkozy: Police to double number of fans banned from PSG's stadium
• U.S. stocks end modestly higher following durable goods drop, housing gain
• AC Milan not seeking new goalkeeper
• Sweeps Month Isn't What It Used to Be
• Miss America 2006 Has Surgery in N.C.
• Dollar sinks to new 20-month low against the euro
• Feisty, two-foot-long reptile captured in New York City
• Pritzker Winner to Build New Skyscraper
• Gotti Grandson Arrested on Drug Charges
• Miss America 2006 undergoes surgery for undisclosed reasons
• Oil prices rise on suggestions of further OPEC cuts, cold forecast for U.S.
• Lawmakers scuffle in Mexican Congress days before new president's inauguration
• Shares of Palm fall after Treo maker slashes guidance, Research in Motion drops
• AC Milan advances to Italian Cup quarterfinals
• Putin says Russia, Belarus close to deal on gas prices, pipeline share
• NYSE, Nasdaq Stock Market to combine regulatory operations in cost-savings move
• Lawmakers scuffle in Mexican Congress days before new president's inauguration
• Former Fed chief Greenspan said worst is passed in housing adjustment
• Azerbaijan parliament approves oil-heavy 2007 budget
• Administration hoping for bipartisan support on trade
• Gold falls on profit-taking; silver, platinum rise
• Gentry Regrets Improperly Tagging Bear
• Miss America 2006 Has Surgery in N.C.
• Gentry Regrets Improperly Tagging Bear
• Michael Richards: Jewish by Association?
• Michael Richards: Jewish by Association?
• Ecuador's president-elect, a confrontational 'Christian leftist'
• Security Council extends mandate of multinational force in Iraq for a year
• Country singer Troy Gentry says he is sorry for improperly tagging captive bear
• Publicist of Seinfeld star Michael Richards explains comic's claim of being Jewish
• Italian, Norweigan, Spanish and Argentine companies win oil concessions at Brazil auction
• Russian state-controlled natural gas, oil giants sign wide-ranging cooperation deal
• Tinker the Cat Returns to Wyoming Home
• Sony to Give Couple a New Camcorder
• Former "Saturday Night Live" regular Tracy Morgan charged with drunk driving
• Musicians, others say goodbye to R&B star Ruth Brown
• Michael Richards: Jewish by Association?
• '30 Rock' Star Morgan Charged With DWI
• Ecuador's president-elect, a confrontational 'Christian leftist'
• U.S. agriculture secretary criticizes South Korea for rejecting beef shipment
• X-Men's Dave Cockrum Dies at 63
• Late Webber goal gives Sheffield United victory at Watford
• X-Men comic illustrator Dave Cockrum dies at 63
• '50s Blues Singer 'H-Bomb' Ferguson Dies
• California judge holds up combination of operations at Bay Area newspapers
• Blues singer 'H-Bomb' Ferguson dies; known for flamboyant style on early 1950s records
• Italy Loans Statue to Boston Museum
• U.N. expert: Bird flu will cost another US$1.3 billion, despite progress
• AWB Ltd. expresses regret at Iraq kickbacks scandal, announces it will split into two companies
• Pfizer cutting U.S. sales force by 20 percent as part of reorganization
• Lawmakers scuffle in Mexican Congress days before new president's inauguration
• Lawmakers irked over missing files of immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship
• Talks to avert Fiji coup face tough hurdles
• Biggest ever U.S. trade delegation in India to explore partnerships, opportunities
• Dog slaughter begins in SKorean city hit with bird flu, but residents unfazed
• Biggest ever U.S. trade delegation in India to explore partnerships, opportunities
• AWB Ltd. expresses regret at Iraq kickbacks scandal; will split into 2 companies
• AWB Ltd. expresses regret at Iraq kickbacks scandal; will split into 2 companies
• 7 former guards, nurse at boot camp in U.S. charged with manslaughter in teen's death
• Russian spy's poisoning death stirs diplomatic tensions between Britain and Kremlin
• Prepare to work longer hours in Democrats' Senate, party leader Reid tells senators
• EU parliament report claims 11 EU governments knew of alleged CIA secret prisons
• Bank of America moves ahead of rival Citigroup in market value
• Talks to avert Fiji coup face tough hurdles
• Michael Richards: Jewish by Association?
• Nepal government, rebels sign agreement on disarming rebel fighters
• Judge issues restraining order in Bay Area newspaper sale
• Russian weapon makers switch sales tactics with China as Beijing slows arms shopping spree
• Man Accused of Spray-Painting 3 Goats
• Gunbattle with U.S. soldiers leaves 6 dead in Iraq _ including an infant
• U.S. government to ban Australian state wheat exporter from credit program
• Doctors study skin problems of blacks, Asians, Hispanics
• Man Stops Alleged Burglar With Helmet
• Man Stops Alleged Burglar With Helmet
• Gunbattle with U.S. soldiers leaves 6 dead in Iraq _ including an infant
• Japanese stocks higher in early trading, dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks higher in early trading, dollar lower vs yen
• Bollywood reacts with relief after Dutt verdict
• Bollywood reacts with relief after Dutt verdict
• Guyana sweep aside Dominicans 4-0 to reach Caribbean Cup finals
• AWB Ltd. expresses regret at Iraq kickbacks scandal; will split into 2 companies
• AWB Ltd. expresses regret at Iraq kickbacks scandal; will split into 2 companies
• Bilbao appoints Mane as coach
• Guyana sweeps aside Dominicans 4-0 to reach Caribbean Cup finals
• PM announces Australia-wide cervical cancer vaccine program
• Obama to visit key state in presidential politics
• Calzaghe to Fight 'Contender' Runner-Up
• Judge issues restraining order in Bay Area newspaper sale
• Calzaghe to defend title against "Contender" runner-up
• Electronic voting stirs suspicion in Venezuela, but experts say safeguards in place
• In anti-Kim sanctions regime, U.S. bans sale of iPods, plasma TVs to North Korea
• Shaq says he'll come back strong from surgery
• Crisis talks to avert coup in Fiji break with no outcome announced
• Typhoon Durian intensifies, storm signals raised over eastern Philippines
• Michael Richards: Jewish by Association?
• Coyotes obtain Swedish goalie for enforcer Nash
• Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News staffers to launch competing online paper if workers strike
• Lawmakers scuffle in Mexican Congress days before new president's inauguration
• Next House of Representatives speaker rejects expected choice to head intelligence panel
• The US$1 trillion question: China's foreign reserves spur market speculation, policy debate
• The US$1 trillion question: China's foreign reserves spur market speculation, policy debate
• Philippine economy disappoints with less-than-expected 3Q growth
• Wal-Mart to test movie downloads with 'Superman Returns' DVD
• Argentine protesters clamor against past dictatorship, clash with police
• India shows confidence, openness about risks confronting economy
• Bolivian Senate ends boycott, passes Morales' sweeping land reform
• U.S. troop levels in Iraq stymie commission
• Bush says US will not quit Iraq until 'mission complete'
• "Beat the Drum" to air on airlines; expects to raise $300,000 for charities on World AIDS Day
• Media conglomerate Tribune Co. to take more time to decide on sale
• Md. Residents Say Dead Cat Smell Remains
• Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News staffers to launch competing online paper if workers strike
• Australia's AWB wheat export monopoly says it will split into 2 companies
• Australia's AWB wheat export monopoly says it will split into 2 companies
• Man Tries to Hide Guitar in His Pants
• NYSE, Nasdaq Stock Market to combine regulatory operations in cost-savings move
• Man Tries to Hide Guitar in His Pants
• China sends urgent notice to 6 provinces banning South Korean poultry
• China sends urgent notice to 6 provinces banning South Korean poultry
• U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly falls in November; durable goods drop
• Owner: Man Tried to Hide Guitar in Pants
• Fiji military: Forces will secure "strategic areas" of capital as part of training exercise
• In anti-Kim sanctions regime, U.S. bans sale of iPods, plasma TVs to North Korea
• In anti-Kim sanctions regime, U.S. bans sale of iPods, plasma TVs to North Korea
• Hong Kong singer Hacken Lee, former Miss Hong Kong hold wedding banquet
• Miss America 2006 Has Surgery in N.C.
• China's premier pledges stronger cooperation with WHO in disease prevention
• China's premier pledges stronger cooperation with WHO in disease prevention
• Australia's Howard: Malaysian visit proof of improving ties after Mahathir out
• Honda Motor to build new motorcycle plant in Peru
• Shanghai reports 70 percent jump in new HIV/AIDS cases this year
• Shanghai reports 70 percent jump in new HIV/AIDS cases this year
• NYC Police Capture 'Caiman-In-The-Box'
• Dog slaughter begins in SKorean city hit with bird flu, but residents unfazed
• Fiji military: Forces will secure 'strategic areas' of capital in training exercise
• Fiji military: Forces will secure 'strategic areas' of capital in training exercise
• Typhoon Durian intensifies, storm signals raised over eastern Philippines
• Japanese stocks rise on stronger-than-expected industrial production
• Japanese stocks rise on stronger-than-expected industrial production
• Fiji's leader: Talks on averting military coup made `substantial progress'
• After partnering with YouTube, Verizon Wireless adds Revver to stable of user-generated videos
• Study: 1 in 5 parents say kids online too much, though no effect on grades either way
• BitTorrent expands movie, TV show downloads for new service
• Disgraced Australian wheat exporter reveals corporate overhaul plan
• China sends urgent notice to 6 provinces banning South Korean poultry
• China sends urgent notice to 6 provinces banning South Korean poultry
• Harmison's head on the block as England tries to spin an Ashes comeback
• Harmison's head on the block as England tries to spin an Ashes comeback
• San Diego City Council approves ban on Wal-Mart Supercenters
• Pakistan successfully test-fires medium range missile
• Next leader of U.S. House of Representatives rejects expected choice to head intelligence panel
• Fiji military: Forces will secure 'strategic areas' of capital in training exercise
• Fiji military: Forces will secure 'strategic areas' of capital in training exercise
• Philippine shares drop 1.2 percent on disappointing 3Q GDP data
• Shanghai reports 70 percent jump in new HIV/AIDS cases this year
• Shanghai reports 70 percent jump in new HIV/AIDS cases this year
• Reports: The Wiggles' lead vocalist may quit due to illness
• Reports: The Wiggles' lead vocalist may quit due to illness
• Philippine budget carrier Cebu Pacific to open Manila-Jakarta flights
• Brawl sets up tense standoff in Mexican Congress 2 days before president's inauguration
• Malaysian confident of FTA with U.S. if Washington remains flexible: report
• Malaysian confident of FTA with U.S. if Washington remains flexible: report
• Reports: The Wiggles' lead vocalist may quit due to illness
• Reports: The Wiggles' lead vocalist may quit due to illness
• Bolivian Senate ends boycott, passes Morales' sweeping land reform
• U2's Bono urges Japanese prime minister to take leadership in global fight against poverty
• Mexican human rights commission says it will investigate death of U.S. journalist-activist
• Japanese skaters looking for GP final spots at NHK Trophy
• Japanese skaters looking for GP final spots at NHK Trophy
• Australia's Howard: Malaysian visit proof of improving ties after Mahathir out
• Australia's Howard: Malaysian visit proof of improving ties after Mahathir out
• Bolivian Indians pack palace to celebrate passage of Morales' land reform
• Nissan unveils new models on eve of Los Angeles Auto Show
• Indian actress Priyanka Chopra says she needs more box office hits
• Indian actress Priyanka Chopra says she needs more box office hits
• Dollar's drop hits Asian exporters, but benefits importers, travelers
• Australia's benchmark index up 1.3 percent on strong Japanese data
• Japanese stocks rise on stronger-than-expected industrial production
• Japanese stocks rise on stronger-than-expected industrial production
• Taiwan shares rise 0.4 percent on gains across Asia
• Ramdin and Collymore help West Indies concede narrow lead
• Nepal government, rebels sign agreement on disarming rebel fighters
• Malaysia's future king won't compete in Doha, attends his coronation instead
• Malaysia's future king won't compete in Doha, attends his coronation instead
• Tamil Tigers not withdrawing from cease-fire; Sri Lanka calls for peace talks
• Beijing Olympic ticket prices to start at under US$4
• Australia's Rinker rejects takeover bid by Mexico's Cemex
• Australia's Rinker rejects takeover bid by Mexico's Cemex
• Vietnamese National Assembly dismisses a member for corruption
• Australia's Rinker rejects takeover bid by Mexico's Cemex
• Australia's Rinker rejects takeover bid by Mexico's Cemex
• Corus Group says third-quarter net nearly trebles on stronger sales, reorganization
• Beijing to put 7 million Olympic tickets on sale
• Taiwan's United Daily News group shuts down entertainment newspaper
• Citigroup welcomes new China bank rules, says it will incorporate locally when allowed
• Citigroup welcomes new China bank rules, says it will incorporate locally when allowed
• Oops, editors get name wrong for Chinese President Hu Jintao
• Oops, editors get name wrong for Chinese President Hu Jintao
• Dollar falls sharply against the yen in Asia on strong Japan industrial output data
• U2's Bono urges Japanese prime minister to take leadership in global fight against poverty
• German court drops trial of Deutsche Bank CEO and others over Mannesmann payments
• Ryanair raises stake in takeover battle for rival Irish airline Aer Lingus
• Ryanair raises stake in takeover battle for rival Irish airline Aer Lingus
• U.S. Democrats plan to revive embryonic stem cell bill that Bush vetoed
• Bush focusing on Iraqi troop training in urgent talks with al-Maliki
• German court drops trial of Deutsche Bank CEO and others over Mannesmann payments
• Corus Group says third-quarter net nearly trebles on stronger sales, reorganization
• Former Indian test cricketer Hanumant Singh dies at 67
• Former Indian test cricketer Hanumant Singh dies at 67
• France's Capgemini says U.S. regulators approve Kanbay buyout
• China shares rise, helped by rebound in Hong Kong, surge in Chinese yuan to new high
• East Timor's former interior minister to face trial on hit squad allegations
• Nissan opens school to train 'master' workers for global plants
• US, North Korean envoys to hold talks on resuming nuclear disarmament negotiations
• Spokesman: SKorean president has no intention to resign early
• Germany industrial packager to launch US$8.3 million regional factory in Malaysia
• Germany industrial packager to launch US$8.3 million regional factory in Malaysia
• Turkmenistan leader accuses governors of 'outrageous' falsifying of agriculture reports
• China bans South Korean poultry in 6 provinces, construction of live poultry markets
• East Timor's former interior minister to face trial on hit squad allegations
• Taiwan's United Daily News group shuts down entertainment newspaper
• As India tops with world's largest number of HIV cases, new strategy targets drug users
• As India tops with world's largest number of HIV cases, new strategy targets drug users
• Euro slightly lower against U.S. dollar
• Ryanair raises stake in takeover battle for rival Irish airline Aer Lingus
• Hong Kong stocks recover from previous day's plunge, lifted by stronger yuan
• Hong Kong stocks recover from previous day's plunge, lifted by stronger yuan
• Greek publisher Christos Tegopoulos dies at 86
• Vaughan out for a duck in low-key comeback
• Vaughan out for a duck in low-key comeback
• International mediation body opens office in Singapore to coordinate Asian activities
• China shares rise, helped by rebound in Hong Kong, surge in Chinese yuan to new high
• Zidane, Cannavaro, Ronaldinho shortlisted for FIFA World Player of the Year
• Subject of Guantanamo prison film denied entry to Australia
• West Indies bowlers hold back Pakistan progress
• 29 Bosnian army officers complete international course for peace operations
• Cambodian prince's political party gets legal recognition from the government
• Cambodian prince's political party gets legal recognition from the government
• Rapper Snoop Dogg Arrested in California
• EU says Spanish conditions on allowing E.On to acquire Endesa violate law
• South Korea kills pigs, dogs over bird flu fear, says pet dogs not to be slaughtered
• Annan urges rights council to be impartial on Middle East, deal with Darfur
• South Korea kills pigs, dogs over bird flu fear, says pet dogs not to be slaughtered
• Compass says full-year profit rose 46 percent after selling some businesses
• Biggest ever U.S. trade delegation in India to explore partnerships, opportunities
• Nokia predicts global mobile subscriptions to reach 4 billion in 2010
• Malaysian stock index advances, led by plantation stocks
• Gimnastic appoints Flores as coach
• Flame returns to Doha a day ahead of opening ceremonies
• EU offers training, money to help Philippines stop killings of activists
• EU says Spanish conditions to allow E.On AG to acquire Spain's Endesa SA violate EU law
• Japanese industrial production rises unexpectedly, fanning rate hike speculation
• Fraport says it will buy Celanese site in Frankfurt to facilitate new runway
• Thai shares rise in tandem with regional market rebounds
• Bangladesh, Zimbabwe ready for first limited-overs international
• Activists rally in Kyrgyz capital against country's accession into debt relief program
• German court drops trial of Deutsche Bank CEO and others over Mannesmann payments
• Norway denies giving television to Sri Lankan rebel leader
• Conflict erupts among Cabinet ministers over Ukrainian premier's trip to U.S.
• France faces the end of euro budget sanctions as public debt falls
• Memphis breaks 17-game losing streak in Denver
• EU OKs German utility RWE to sell Thames Water to Macquarie investment fund
• U.S. dollar, gold higher in European morning trading
• Mongolian anti-hijacking exercise sparks panic after officials fail to give warning
• Holik scores twice and Thrashers beat Rangers 5-4
• Zidane, Cannavaro, Ronaldinho shortlisted for FIFA World Player of the Year
• Philippines approves cervical cancer vaccine
• Many Italian movies threatened by scratches and decoloration await restoration
• Antofagasta says third-quarter revenue surged on rising commodity prices
• Norwegian police fine reckless driver in YouTube.com video after Internet chase
• Rapper Snoop Dogg Arrested in California
• Conflict erupts among Cabinet ministers over Ukrainian premier's trip to U.S.
• Progress reported in talks to avert Fiji coup; military announces muscle-flexing exercise
• Typhoon Durian intensifies, storm signals raised over eastern Philippines
• EU says Spanish conditions to allow E.On AG to acquire Spain's Endesa SA violate EU law
• Major Asian markets advance, with Hong Kong recovering from big drop
• Nordea CEO Lars G. Nordstrom to resign in 2007
• EU seeks WTO talks with Canada over "discriminatory" new wine and beer tax
• Berlusconi discharged from Milan hospital after health scare
• R&A says Open shouldn't be forerunner for doping tests
• German carmaker Volkswagen AG to spend US$539 million on new car plant in India
• Nestle to buy Australia's Green's Foods to gain market share
• German carmaker Volkswagen AG to spend US$539 million on new car plant in India
• OTE telecom reports higher-than-expected 3rd quarter profit
• EU fines rubber companies euro519 million for illegal cartel
• Ryanair raises stake in takeover battle for rival Irish airline Aer Lingus
• Oil rises above US$61 a barrel on forecasts for colder U.S. weather, OPEC concerns
• Afghan official touts successes, drug arrests, after scathing U.N. report
• London's FTSE-100 index up 33.6 points at 6059.5 at midday
• Volkswagen plans new model for Indian market
• Indian shares stay flat, ITC gains offset fall in oil company stocks
• Max Merkel, former soccer player and coach, dies at 87
• Japan easy winners over Philippines, China beats Thailand
• Hargreaves has to delay comeback
• Pakistan heads toward setting up stiff target for West Indies
• Rapper Snoop Dogg arrested on handgun, drug charges after 'Tonight Show' appearance
• Upper chamber of Czech Parliament elects speaker
• US, North Korea end talks without agreement on next round of six-party negotiations
• Radio chief jailed in Burundi for story on planned attack on presidential palace
• EU cuts emissions permits for next stage by 7 percent below 2005 carbon levels
• Myanmar junta accuses US of trying to destabilize country
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• Asia's take on tennis: loose rackets and rubber balls
• Irvine Welsh, Thomas Pynchon among finalists hoping to avoid Bad Sex in Fiction Award
• Torch in final days before opening ceremonies
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Stephen Heywood, crusader in fight against Lou Gehrig's disease, dies at 37
• Robinson quits as England coach
• Two German triathletes come under doping suspicion
• Brazil reaches semifinals of volleyball worlds
• Brazil reaches semifinals of volleyball worlds
• South Africa bats after winning toss
• Robinson quits as England coach
• South Africa bats after winning toss
• Berlusconi discharged from Milan hospital after health scare
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Former champion Hakkinen to test Formula One car
• Fiji military stages exercise after crisis talks to avert coup end without agreement
• Fiji military stages exercise after crisis talks to avert coup end without agreement
• Poland's central bank holds interest rates steady
• Tamil Tigers not withdrawing from cease-fire; Sri Lanka calls for peace talks
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• VNU says it swung to a 3d-quarter loss on debt repayment, acquisition costs
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Robinson quits as England coach
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Conflict erupts among Cabinet ministers over Ukrainian premier's trip to U.S.
• China confident of topping medal tallies at Asian Games _ again
• Ryanair raises stake in takeover battle for rival Irish airline Aer Lingus
• French government promises euro400 million for auto industry research and training
• Suspected doping bag found after World Cup events in Finland
• Senior U.S. lawmaker expresses fears over 2007 Kenyan elections
• China making progress in drug testing, says WADA official
• Rapper Snoop Dogg Arrested, Again
• Robinson's problems began with World Cup triumph
• Beckham back in training
• Russian regulator seeks to annul 5 licenses of British miner Peter Hambro
• U.S. economy grows by 2.2 percent in third quarter, better than first thought
• Finance minister says Greek reforms to continue despite ending of EU supervision
• EU fines rubber companies euro519 million for illegal cartel
• Sweden allows light version of pro boxing
• Men's World Cup races in Val d'Isere canceled due to lack of snow, warm weather
• German federation makes profit from World Cup
• Rapper Snoop Dogg Arrested, Again
• Nestle may buy baby-food maker Gerber from Novartis, acquires Australia's Green's
• IOC 'not unduly concerned' with rising London infrastructure costs
• IOC 'not unduly concerned' with rising London infrastructure costs
• Democratic Senator Obama to visit first-in-nation presidential primary state
• Malgina wins World Cup opener
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Ford says 38,000 have accepted buyout or early retirement offers so far this year
• Rapper Snoop Dogg Arrested, Again
• Senior U.S. banker detained in Romania on espionage charges
• U.S. stocks rise in early trading on better than expected GDP report
• FBI raids Los Angeles producer's home as part of probe of former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi
• Ford says 38,000 workers have accepted buyout or early retirement offers so far this year
• EU says Spanish conditions to allow E.On to acquire Spain's Endesa violate EU law
• Nestle may buy baby-food maker Gerber from Novartis, acquires Australia's Green's
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Rapper Snoop Dogg Arrested, Again
• Ford says 38,000 workers have accepted buyout or early retirement offers so far this year
• EU cuts back emissions permits to send "strong signal" on climate change
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• Brawl sets up tense standoff in Mexican Congress 2 days before president's inauguration
• Danish premier supports partial break in EU talks with Turkey
• Barbados signs taxation agreement with the Netherlands
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Top steeplechaser withdraws from Asian Games
• Legal dispute ends Brazil's international oil auction
• Rapper Snoop Dogg arrested on handgun, drug charges after 'Tonight Show' appearance
• Former Russian premier Yegor Gaidar hospitalized after falling violently ill in Ireland
• Japan, S. Korea to resume defense talks Friday
• Gorbachev released from German hospital, aide says
• New-home sales fall in October, while home prices rise
• Euro a little lower against U.S. dollar
• EU fines companies euro519 million for illegal rubber cartel
• AC Milan's Oliveira coping with sister's kidnapping
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• AP Interview: Size is irrelevant, say Qatar Olympic authorities
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Gorbachev released from German hospital, aide says
• Polish prime minister reiterates skepticism on quick euro entry
• Greek fashion designer hopes for hit 20,000 feet above ground
• England looks for new coach after Robinson quits
• Greek fashion designer hopes for hit 20,000 feet above ground
• China looks to Yi Jianlian and Wang Zhizhi to help fill Yao's shoes at Asian Games
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• Senior U.N. official in Bangladesh to promote peaceful elections
• Cyprus and Greece on sidelines of new crisis in Turkey's relations with EU
• Yushchenko says Ukraine has strong commitment to democracy
• Lawmaker claims as many as 60 Russian agents spying inside Britain
• Jordan's king urges al-Maliki and Bush to find way to end Iraq violence
• Groups to Judge Madonna Fitness to Adopt
• Textboook publisher Houghton-Mifflin accepts $1.8 billion buyout offer
• Malgina wins World Cup opener
• Japan announces renewed defense talks with China, South Korea
• New plan will buy US$200 million in vaccines for poorest countries
• Senate majority leader Frist will not seek presidency in 2008
• Ford says 38,000 workers have accepted buyout or early retirement offers
• Furyk, Els set to play at Nedbank Challenge
• Bush's nominee for defense chief says U.S. must be ready to resist if China attacks Taiwan
• Yankees win rights to sign Japanese lefty
• Pakistan takes control in final test against Windies
• England looks to spin to level Ashes test series
• Taiwan shooting for 15 golds, but one means more than the others
• Bulls find cure for ills in Knick's weak defense
• Yi Cafe introduces 'German Christmas'
• Year-end festivity at Landis Taipei
• German Xmas Mart at Westin Dec. 9
• azie offers Xmas Holiday Drinks
• Celebrate Christmas at Grand Formosa Regent Taipei
• Sidelines
• Chinese food sets alarm bells ringing for 2008 Beijing Olympics
• Robinson gets shoved out as England coach
• Panthers' scoring drought continues
• TSMC climbs, boosted by MOEA's remarks
• NT dollar rises; greenback drops further against euro
• U.S. economy pillars show surprising cracks
• Wall Street closes higher despite economic news
• In Brief
• Australia's AWB wheat export monopoly says it will split into 2 companies
• NYSE, Nasdaq Stock Market to combine regulatory operations in cost-savings move
• Thinking outside the cubicle
• Bernanke stresses no plan for cutting rates despite lull
• Taipei to host double auto show in April
• Q3 looking rosy for worldwide desktop PC market, Taiwan vendors
• Far EasTone announces new rate plan for subscribers
• Stan Shih stresses 'branding' as way forward
• Citigroup launches 'Success Fund' for educators
• In Brief
• ABBA to get museum in Sweden devoted to music, style
• Africa faces burden of diabetes, heart disease as obesity spreads
• Halt your motion toward the lotion
• Star pitcher shows control over media
• Nations and their pet dogs
• Does America need a draft?
• Facing Lebanon's bullies
• Women in Nigerian city sacrificed to sex trade
• Owners despair as Beijing launches 'one-dog' policy
• Legal immigrants in U.S. weary of red tape
• Traditional healers, herbal cures highly regarded in Mali
• In Brief
• Australian wheat exporter reveals plans for corporate restructuring
• Typhoon Durian bears down on the Philippines
• Envoys end talks without reaching agreement on next six-party meet
• Japan issues emergency bid to tackle bullying in schools
• Fiji coup meeting ends with no solution
• Pakistan successfully tests new medium range missile
• In Brief
• NATO invites Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia to join membership program
• Ukraine adopts bill calling Soviet-era famine genocide
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• Pope offers message of strength to Christian minorities in Turkey
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• London's FTSE-100 index closes up 58.5 points at 6,084.4
• Pope offers message of strength to Christian minorities in Turkey
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• Brawl sets up tense standoff in Mexican Congress 2 days before president's inauguration
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• Sarkozy formally announces he is running for French presidency
• Alitalia CEO says international alliance is the only hope for Italian carrier
• Roma advances to Italian Cup quarterfinals
• Greek gaming operator OPAP reports 12 percent rise in 3rd quarter profits
• Toyota seeks support for hybrid tax incentives
• Bush seeks to strengthen Iraqi leader to curb rising violence
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• Austrian state financially backs Salzburg's bid for 2014 Olympic Games
• Singer-Songwriter Teng Seeks Balance
• Suspected doping bag found after World Cup events in Finland
• Pope offers message of strength to Christian minorities in Turkey
• Azerbaijan's president rejects criticism on freedom of speech
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• Serb war crimes suspect on hunger strike moved to hospital protectively
• Delta Air Lines to recall another 200 pilots next year
• Japan gets Asian Games double in soccer, baseball
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• Serb war crimes suspect on hunger strike moved to hospital protectively
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• France's unemployment rate steady in October at 8.8 percent
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• AP: Feds Collect Giant Rats in Florida
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• Celine Dion Cancels Las Vegas Shows
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• Canada's Ex-Leaders Join Reality TV Show
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• Republican lawmaker divesting his assets from companies dealing with Sudan
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• Gibbs' 93 too much as India falls to SA pace again
• Inter, Roma advance to Italian Cup quarterfinals
• Republican lawmaker divesting his assets from companies dealing with Sudan
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• Sevilla, Dinamo Bucharest, Maccabi Haifa and AZ Alkmaar advance in UEFA Cup
• Tiffany's profit jumps; company raises holiday outlook
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• Ex-Principal Accused of Kissing Feet
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• Ex-Principal Accused of Kissing Feet
• U.S. senator wants investigation of Chinese logging practices
• Mexican airport IPO, Grupo Aeroportuario del Central Norte, takes off in trading debut
• Iranian president urges Americans to demand withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq
• Austrians poised to end U.S. dominance of American downhill
• Jackson fined $25,000 for criticizing referees
• Mercedes supplier breaks ground in U.S.
• Mexican lawmakers seek end to standoff threatening swearing-in of new president
• Democratic challenger concedes U.S. House race in North Carolina
• Manchester United maintains lead over Chelsea; Arsenal loses again
• Mexican court reinstates arrest warrant for ex-president in 1968 massacre
• Minister: New Zealand-China free trade talks still have tough issues to resolve
• Exile group in U.S. says anti-government actions on the rise in Cuba
• Exile group in U.S. says anti-government actions on the rise in Cuba
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• Bipartisan group reaches agreement on Iraq policy, leader says
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• Outstanding votes delay naming of Ecuador's presidential winner
• Fischbacker tops cold training run
• Bipartisan group reaches agreement on Iraq policy, leader says
• Judge limits Gates' visits as trial begins in US state Iowa
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• US, North Korea end talks without agreement on next round of six-party negotiations
• Bipartisan group reaches agreement on Iraq policy, leader says
• US county gets restraining order against Google
• Nicole Kidman tops list of Hollywood's highest-paid actresses
• Former U.S. President Clinton to announce affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Ford says 38,000 have accepted buyout or early retirement offers
• Boxing champion factory closes in Detroit
• Bipartisan group reaches agreement on Iraq policy, leader says
• US regulators' briefing on AT&T-BellSouth deal is for investors, not the public
• 3 top teams to compete in Tour of California
• Dozens of Eisenhower Letters Sold
• Justice policy on corporate prosecutions under review in U.S.
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• Gutschewski takes Q-school lead
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• Gutschewski takes Q-school lead
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• As India tops with world's largest number of HIV cases, new strategy targets drug users
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• Kidman Tops List of Highest-Paid Actress
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• Automakers showcasing eco-friendly cars at the LA Auto Show starting Friday
• CEO: GM starting work on plug-in version of Saturn Vue hybrid
• Yellow Wiggle Decides to Stop Performing
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• Gutschewski takes Q-school lead
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• Japanese investment fund founder pleads not guilty to insider trading
• Japanese investment fund founder pleads not guilty to insider trading
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• Yellow Wiggle announces he'll stop performing because of illness
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• Yellow Wiggle Decides to Stop Performing
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• Japanese stocks rise in early trading, dollar higher vs yen
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• Former Canadian leaders join reality TV show to choose `The Next Great Prime Minister'
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• Fiji capital quiet after military exercise; UN urges dialogue to avert coup
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• Fiji capital quiet after military exercise; UN urges dialogue to avert coup
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• Japanese stocks rise on Wall Street rally, dollar higher vs yen
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• Rockefeller Center Tree Set Aglow
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• Australia prepared to wait for McGrath fitness call
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• Zimbabwe wins toss and decides to bat first in first one-day match
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• Australia prepared to wait for McGrath fitness call
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• Minority shareholders reject HK tycoon Richard Li's share sale in phone company PCCW
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• SKorea to more than triple amount of chickens to be slaughtered to stem bird flu
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• DaimlerChrysler to buy shares in Chinese truck maker Beiqi Foton Motor
• Standoff turns Mexican Congress into messy dormitory ahead of presidential inauguration
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• Philippine shares up 1.6 percent on Wall Street gains
• SKorea to more than triple amount of chickens to be slaughtered to stem bird flu
• SKorea to more than triple amount of chickens to be slaughtered to stem bird flu
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• Fiji leader gives ground to military commander threatening coup
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• China's Baosteel says no comment on report it may sell shares to Nippon Steel, Posco
• Japanese parliament approves bill to upgrade defense agency to full ministry
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• Malaysia says spread of AIDS could hurt economy, will keep providing generic drugs
• Fiji military commander says crisis talks "a failure," issues fresh threat against government
• Fiji military commander says crisis talks "a failure," issues fresh threat against government
• Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf breaks record for most test runs in calendar year
• Australian stocks rise on strong lead from Wall Street
• Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf breaks record for most test runs in calendar year
• New Zealand Open Scores
• New Zealand Open Scores
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• Fiji military commander says crisis talks "a failure," issues fresh threat against government
• Australia's Strange out in front at rain-lashed New Zealand Open
• Australia's Strange out in front at rain-lashed New Zealand Open
• Bipartisan group reaches agreement on Iraq policy, leader says
• Japan's lower house of parliament approves legislation to penalize officials for rigging bids
• Japan's lower house of parliament approves legislation to penalize officials for rigging bids
• Former U.S. President Clinton to announce affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Sony's video game unit names new president, Kutaragi stays on as chief executive, chairman
• Sony's video game unit names new president, Kutaragi stays on as chief executive, chairman
• Myanmar junta says Suu Kyi in good health, has access to doctors
• Rival groups clash in Bangladesh during protests against polls officials
• Thousands protest Australian labor laws in mass rallies
• Sinn Fein leader spells out terms for supporting Northern Ireland's police
• U.S., North Korea talks end without agreement on next round of six-party negotiations
• Malaysia says spread of AIDS could hurt economy, will keep providing generic drugs
• Malaysia says spread of AIDS could hurt economy, will keep providing generic drugs
• Pakistan in command after Yousuf breaks world record
• Australia prepared to wait for McGrath fitness call
• Australia prepared to wait for McGrath fitness call
• US wrestling programs pulled from Indonesian TV after death of 9-year-old boy
• Parliament debates Australian ban on stem cell cloning
• Rival groups clash in Bangladesh during protests against polls officials
• Bangladesh restricts Zimbabwe to 184-9 in first one-day international
• Bangladesh restricts Zimbabwe to 184-9 in first one-day international
• Army Scammed Into Buying Golf Balls
• Japanese foreign minister says Japan could build a nuclear bomb, but won't for now
• Rescue efforts on to pull out six miners trapped in coal mine in eastern India
• Kidman Tops Highest-Paid Actress List
• Australian minister warns Fijian military leader that coup threat is dangerous
• Kingfisher says sales growth outside U.K. offsets tough home market
• Germany says retail sales dropped again in October
• Bush, al-Maliki open talks Thursday after first meeting canceled
• British pound hits US$1.9562, highest since 1992
• Japanese stocks rise led by gains in bank and steel issues, dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks rise led by gains in bank and steel issues, dollar lower vs yen
• Bush says he and al-Maliki agree to speed turnover of security responsibility
• Taiwan's telecom giant plans investment in China
• Taiwan's telecom giant plans investment in China
• Rockefeller Center Tree Set Aglow
• Fiji military commander issues fresh threat against government
• Fiji military commander issues fresh threat against government
• Malaysia says spread of AIDS could hurt economy, will keep providing generic drugs
• Malaysia says spread of AIDS could hurt economy, will keep providing generic drugs
• British pound hits US$1.9562, highest since 1992
• Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly recalled; to join team in South Africa
• Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly recalled; to join team in South Africa
• ADT Champion Granada joins Lexus Cup's International team
• Serb war crimes suspect remains on hunger strike after transfer to hospital
• Bush says he and al-Maliki agree to speed turnover of security responsibility
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Taiwan's ruling party to suspend first lady over corruption charges
• German jobless total falls below 4 million for first time since 2002
• Former U.S. President Clinton to announce affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Former U.S. President Clinton to announce affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• French presidential candidate Royal takes risky trip to Middle East
• Japanese stocks rise led by gains in bank and steel issues, dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks rise led by gains in bank and steel issues, dollar lower vs yen
• 4 US Democrats to visit industrial complex in North Korea
• Chinese stocks rise to 5-year high, boosted by steel sector; yuan slips against dollar
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Dollar drops against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Dollar drops against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Television channels say bomb alert after unclaimed bag found near India's Parliament
• Fiji military commander issues fresh threat against government
• Fiji military commander issues fresh threat against government
• Sportingbet says it will incur a 252.4 million pound charge over U.S. unit
• German jobless total falls below 4 million for first time since 2002
• Philippine shares up 1.6 percent on Wall Street gains
• Family Television Awards Presented
• Hong Kong shares advance on Wall Street gains, robust IPO market
• Indonesia pulls US wrestling programs off the air after boy's death
• Sony's video game unit names new president, Kutaragi stays on as chief executive, chairman
• Prosecutors question former finance minister amid Lone Star probe
• Prosecutors question former finance minister amid Lone Star probe
• 'Numb3rs' Honored at Family TV Awards
• Rentokil to buy Target Express expand delivery business
• Euro, pound gain against U.S. dollar
• Witnesses say chief justice's office in Bangladesh capital attacked
• Japanese investment fund founder pleads not guilty to insider trading
• Euro-zone inflation rises to 1.8 percent, up from 1.6 percent in October
• Olympic winners and wannabes gather at Doha for Asian Games
• South Africa becomes the first country on continent to legalize gay marriages
• Pakistan builds up strong lead Yousuf breaks world record
• Mozambique to observe minute of silence on World AIDS Day
• Spanish leader Barcelona returns to happy hunting ground
• Army Scammed Into Buying Golf Balls
• SAS to add 3 new European routes
• Poland's gross domestic product shows unexpectedly strong growth in 3rd quarter
• Pavarotti to accept music prize in first appearance since cancer surgery
• Taiwan unveils high-speed train system
• Knicks upset Cleveland in NBA
• South Korean shares rise to 6-month high on technology, brokerage stocks
• Taiwan opens with win at Asian Games
• Indonesia shares advance on gains in telecommunication, automotive blue chips
• Chinese hopes summit with Japan and South Korea can boost three-way cooperation
• Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe by nine wickets in first one-day international
• Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe by nine wickets in first one-day international
• Davis Cup Final Draw List
• New Ugandan airline makes inaugural flight
• Kidman Tops Highest-Paid Actress List
• Angola to ask for OPEC membership, government says
• Thai shares rise 0.5 percent, led by energy stocks
• Ukrainian lawmakers to probe how money was spent from steel mill privatization
• Lambiel withdraws; Canadians lead ice dance
• Lambiel withdraws; Canadians lead ice dance
• Lambiel withdraws; Canadians lead ice dance
• Lambiel withdraws; Canadians lead ice dance
• Britvic says full-year profit was little changed
• Lawyers attack chief justice's office, rival groups clash in Bangladesh
• Bipartisan group reaches agreement on Iraq policy, leader says
• Mayor of Czech capital re-elected
• India's economic growth accelerates to 9.2 percent in 3Q
• India's economic growth accelerates to 9.2 percent in 3Q
• Government sets Feb. 17 as date for next general elections
• Powerful Typhoon Durian blows away houses, knocks off power as it slams into Philippines
• U.S. dollar down, gold higher in European morning trading
• Singapore's shares end higher on Wall Street gains
• Survey finds that U.S. attitudes toward other countries are improving
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Former U.S. President Clinton announces affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Former U.S. President Clinton announces affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street gains
• Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street gains
• Davydenko to face Chela to open Davis Cup final
• On World AIDS Day, renewed calls for new strategies to stop the pandemic
• Japan's nuclear envoy says six-party talks on NKorea still possible this year
• Philips to sell remaining stake in FEI worth around US$200 million
• Ukrainian president asks parliament to dismiss head of state security service
• Thai baht hits 8-year high against the dollar, hurting exporters
• Thai baht hits 8-year high against the dollar, hurting exporters
• Turkish nationalists protest pope's visit to former Byzantine church
• East Timor court delays treason trial of former interior minister until 2007
• Ukrainian lawmakers to probe how money was spent from steel mill privatization
• Thai baht hits 8-year high against the dollar, hurting exporters
• Angola to ask for OPEC membership, government says
• Greek third quarter GDP growth revised upward to 4.4 percent
• London mayor seeks investigation of Nasdaq bid for London Stock Exchange
• Powerful Typhoon Durian blows away houses, knocks off power as it slams into Philippines
• Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly recalled; to join team in South Africa
• Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly recalled; to join team in South Africa
• Doha promises Olympic class opening
• Norwegian peace envoy begin talks with Sri Lankan officials on moribund peace process
• Doha promises Olympic class opening
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• Former U.S. President Clinton announces affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Former U.S. President Clinton announces affordable HIV/AIDS treatment for children
• Japanese prince says no immediate plans for a fourth child
• Pakistan registers half-million Afghans to sort refugees from infiltrators, illegals
• Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street gains
• Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street gains
• Yousuf breaks world record as Pakistan eyes victory
• Kahn believes Bremen is bigger title rival than Schalke
• NKorea says U.S. flew more than 170 spy missions against it in November
• DaimlerChrysler to buy shares in Chinese truck maker Beiqi Foton Motor
• DaimlerChrysler to buy shares in Chinese truck maker Beiqi Foton Motor
• German jobless total falls below 4 million for first time since 2002
• U.S. AIDS program revolutionizes care in Kenya, but critics want more prevention
• Serbian president says admission into NATO's outreach program spells end of country's isolation
• London's FTSE-100 index up 10.1 points at 6094.5 at midday
• High corn prices resulting from demands for ethanol mean boost, risk for farmers
• Lambiel withdraws; Canadians lead ice dance
• Lambiel withdraws; Canadians lead ice dance
• India's economic growth accelerates to 9.2 percent in July-September quarter
• Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe by nine wickets in first one-day international
• Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe by nine wickets in first one-day international
• `Numb3rs' and `Everybody Hates Chris' honored at Family Television Awards in Beverly Hills
• About 2 dozen Muslim women protest outside Dutch parliament against burqa ban
• Capsules of venues for the 2006 Asian Games
• Mahathir's son let off with strong warning after criticizing Malaysian PM
• Bush promises speedier turnover of security responsibility to Iraq
• AC Milan says it's not negotiating Shevchenko return
• Lyon pushing to boost its powerful lead
• Regueiro's injury adds to Valencia woes
• Manchester United trying to continue two-horse race
• Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly recalled; to join team in South Africa
• Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly recalled; to join team in South Africa
• Norwegian peace envoy begins talks with Sri Lankan officials on moribund peace process
• English Soccer Schedule
• British government to publish proposal for replacing nuclear submarines
• Roma shaping up as Inter's top challenger in Italian league
• Vilsack to announce White House bid Thursday
• Wal-Mart predicts December same-store sales gain of zero to 1 percent
• Limping Shaheen out of Asian Games, says manager
• Smithfield Foods 2nd quarter earnings, sales fall on weaker fresh pork volumes
• National Bank of Greece reports 48 percent growth in nine-month net profits
• Rolls-Royce gets orders for Trent Turbine from U.S., Belgian utilities
• Wal-Mart predicts December same-store sales gain of zero to 1 percent
• Shared needles among drug users pose biggest threat to Cambodia's fight against AIDS
• VimpelCom says third-quarter profit rose 38 percent
• A Q&A about radiation and its dangers
• BP PLC, Rosneft sign deal for joint projects in Russian Arctic
• Despite oil boom, Venezuela heads into election uneasy about economy
• Muslim women protest outside Dutch parliament against burqa ban
• Nepalese communist rebel leaders freed from Indian jails
• Taiwan opens with win at Asian Games, China wins second in a row
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Yousuf breaks world record of most test runs in a calendar year
• Heinz 2nd quarter profit drops despite sales growth
• Ukrainian parliament asks premier to fire interior minister
• Serb war crimes suspect remains on hunger strike after transfer to hospital
• Hochtief says it won U.S. orders worth euro231 million
• RJR President Lynn Beasley to retire in January, BAT executive Daniel Delen to take over
• Jobless claims post unexpectedly large increase
• Wal-Mart predicts December same-store sales gain of zero to 1 percent
• Lara wants to bat out whole day to save test against Pakistan
• Lara wants to bat out whole day to save test against Pakistan
• Delta Air Lines reports narrower $88 million loss for October
• Europe needs to split control of energy supply chain, Kroes says
• Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt pleads for mercy after found guilty of keeping illegal arms
• Andrew says Robinson replacement may not arrive until after Six Nations
• Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt pleads for mercy after found guilty of keeping illegal arms
• VimpelCom says third-quarter profit rose 38 percent
• Hopes of averting coup in Fiji take downturn as military commander issues fresh threat
• Hopes of averting coup in Fiji take downturn as military commander issues fresh threat
• EU proposes changes in New Zealand butter imports to comply with July EU high court ruling
• Regueiro's injury adds to Valencia woes
• Brown-Forman posts 14 percent rise in 2nd quarter earnings on premium-brands performance
• Pavarotti to Accept Music Prize in Italy
• Wal-Mart predicts December same-store sales gain of zero to 1 percent
• Intuit to buy Digital Insight for $39 per share, or $1.35 billion
• North, South Korea meet to discuss joint team for 2008 Beijing Olympics
• Consumer spending rebounds in October following 2 lackluster months
• Rwanda and Burundi join East African Community economic bloc
• Ford marketing chief sees softer sales for U.S. industry
• Alleged Munch Robber Believed Dead
• Alleged Munch Thief Believed Dead
• Ukrainian parliament asks premier to fire interior minister
• Angola to ask for OPEC membership, government says
• Delta Air Lines reports narrower $88 million loss for October
• Indonesia pulls US wrestling programs off the air after boy's death
• Actavis says it agreed to buy U.S. rival Abrika for up to US238.5 million
• Czech Republic settles dispute with Nomura
• Bjorndalen wins men's biathlon season opener for record 64th World Cup victory
• EU official: Cyprus on track to adopt euro despite public finance concerns
• Davydenko to face Chela in first match of Davis Cup final
• Sweden to bid to host world athletics championships in 2011 or 2013
• Shaheen withdrawal a blow to Qatar, Taiwan stakes baseball gold medal claim
• Shaheen withdrawal a blow to Qatar, Taiwan stakes baseball gold medal claim
• Winter Olympic bid cities make desert pitch
• Winter Olympic bid cities make desert pitch
• U.S. stocks lower on purchasing index, retail sales
• Spain's Ferrovial sells Bristol airport stake to Macquarie
• Attorney says Anna Nicole Smith must leave Bahamian mansion
• U.S. government report says consumer spending up in October
• Muslim women protest outside Dutch parliament against burqa ban
• WTO chief says more work needed before progress can be made in stalled trade talks
• Russian youth group to patrol Moscow region to combat crime, detect illegal migrants
• Stensen leads Nedbank Challenge by one stroke
• Oversight agency rejects `travel' search plan, citing Internet stability
• French candidate Royal in restive Beirut on risky Middle East tour
• Euro, pound and yen gain against U.S. dollar
• Gay marriage opponents ask Massachusetts justice to force vote on proposed state ban
• Bobby Fischer's longtime companion still angry over treatment of chess icon
• Angola to ask for OPEC membership, government says
• Obstetricians warn pregnant women to avoid the antidepressant Paxil
• Farewell, Nathan Zuckerman
• Mexican congressional standoff enters third day ahead of presidential inauguration
• Judge in New Hampshire phone-jamming case says Democrats can seek more compensation from Republicans
• Norwegian peace envoy begins talks with Sri Lankan officials on moribund peace process
• Ford marketing chief Hans-Olov Olsson retiring Jan. 1
• London mayor seeks investigation of Nasdaq bid for London Stock Exchange
• North, South Korea meet to discuss joint team for 2008 Beijing Olympics
• Philip Roth writing last Nathan Zuckerman novel
• Obama, Ludacris Talk About Guiding Kids
• South Africa becomes the first country on continent to legalize gay marriages
• Gates Foundation to aid Internet access in E. Europe, Botswana
• Aide say doctors suspect former Russian Premier Yegor Gaidar was poisoned
• Brazil, Mexico reach auto sector trade deal
• Chievo advances to Italian Cup quarterfinals
• EU clears GE to sell speciality chemicals unit to Apollo
• EU enlargement commissioner boosts Croatia's membership efforts
• London's Battersea Power Station sold for 400 million pounds
• Rare, medium or well done, La Fontaine gets it right
• Nutritionists agree trans fat is finger-lickin' bad
• Treasured cake recipe solves a historical novelist's dilemma
• In the eye of Kurt Cobain's hurricane
• Director says Aaron Kwok wasn't first choice for award-winning movie
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• 'Deja Vu' the latest in a string of brainy, mind-bending films
• Korean percussion group Nanta ready to cook up a storm
• Taiwan Art, Design and Architecture Center in Taichung
• UK's ready for Aussies, Flintoff says
• Pakistan's Mohammad Yousuf breaks Viv Richards' runs record
• English rugby stumbles after Robinson signs off
• Fallon banned in France over dope test
• Knicks end Cav's home streak
• Manchester United stays at top of premiership
• Unite to protect the Love River
• A rule for narrating history as poetry
• Iraqi war shrinks options
• South African lesbians plan weddings as landmark legislation takes effect today
• Miniature wind turbines becoming a trend among UK homeowners
• China moves to prevent destruction of Great Wall
• Taiex prices hit six-year high, helped by inflow
• New Taiwan dollar set to snap six months of losses
• China selects pension fund managers
• Wall Street gains again on upbeat GDP report
• Acer digital TV world's first with Viiv verification
• Generation gap seen as threat to family businesses
• Sportingbet says it will incur fine of US$492.4m
• Bank of Overseas Chinese denies deal with Citigroup
• AMD platform for 'megataskers'
• Carlyle may seek US$4b in funding for ASE buyout
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• Thailand military will no longer define gays as being mentally ill
• Japan parliament passes bill to upgrade defense agency
• Malaysia warns spread of AIDS threatens to damage its economy
• Protesters call to oust Bangladeshi election officials
• Kazakhstan, EU to sign energy pacts
• Australians rally against new labor laws
• U.S., North Korea fail to agree date for restarting talks
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• Hezbollah calls for protests in Beirut against government
• Cyprus criticizes EU proposal on Turkey as much too lenient
• U.N. evacuates staff after clashes in south Sudan
• Venezuela tensions rise before election
• Calderon to begin presidency facing protests, violence
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• Experts warn of quakes along fault line
• CPC reports oil price system to remain the same for 2007
• GIO fund to cover costs of reporters' legal fees
• Koo Jr. not yet listed as wanted criminal
• Chunghwa Telecom plans to make investment in China
• Aide says Chen's grandchild to be born in Taiwan
• Survey shows Lu is best known female figure
• Opposition lawmakers make threats to freeze arms budget
• Poll shows majority support independence
• Ex-legislator aims to lead DPP to a brighter future
• Ma's aides fail to dispel graft rumors
• UK grounds planes over radiation concerns
• Bush calls Maliki 'right guy' for job
• Taiwan gets wonder start at Asian games in Doha
• KMT's Chiu countersues Chen's son
• Qarase given 24 hours to clean up government
• First lady suspended from DPP
• Heroes of Asia in the past 60 years
• Over 50% of people opt for Taiwan Independence
• Iowa governor launches presidential campaign
• Hong Kong tycoon Li fails to buy son's shares in phone operator
• U.S. gov't says consumer spending up in October but retailers report mixed November
• DeVito Raises Eyebrows on 'The View'
• Cubans anxiously wait for appearance of Castro in milestone anniversary parade
• Pfizer increases 2006 earnings guidance, sees robust late-stage pipeline
• British pound hits highest level since 1992
• Brazil's Gerdau and Arcelor Mittal may bid for Colombia steel maker
• Three 6 Mafia Settles Injured Fan's Suit
• Norman Rockwell painting found behind fake wall sells for $15.4 million
• Pavarotti to Accept Music Prize in Italy
• Venezuela's Chavez says OPEC members agree on US$50 per barrel for oil
• Alleged Munch Thief Believed Dead
• London's Battersea Power Station sold for 400 million pounds
• Three 6 Mafia rappers settle suit over fan's injuries; teen had fractured jaw
• Painting Found Behind Wall Sets Record
• Doha promises Olympic class opening
• Doha promises Olympic class opening
• Suez-GDF merger approved but startup date not until July
• Ukrainian prosecutors open criminal case against former head of state gas company
• Poultry company Gold Kist shareholders back takeover bid, Pilgrim's Pride says
• General Motors completes sale of 51 percent stake in finance unit GMAC
• Ukraine's interior minister survives parliamentary move to oust him
• Star Tribune reviewing writer's work after blog finds similarities with New Yorker commentaries
• Suez-GDF merger approved but startup date not until July
• European stocks end mostly lower
• Heinz 2Q profit drops on higher tax rate, though sales grow
• Obscure company touts plans for hostile bid on Euro Disney
• Study finds bias in Hollywood casting process
• Aide says doctors suspect former Russian Premier Yegor Gaidar was poisoned
• Gates Foundation to aid Internet access in E. Europe, Botswana
• Bobby Fischer's longtime companion still angry over treatment of chess icon
• FA charges Terry over comments about referee Poll
• Three 6 Mafia Settles Injured Fan's Suit
• Alcatel and Lucent set to close tie-up, creating telecom equipment powerhouse
• Kirk Kerkorian cuts his GM stake by another 14 million shares, reducing stake to 4.95 pct
• Venezuela's Chavez attacks opponent, says upset impossible in presidential vote
• Anna Nicole Told to Leave Bahamas Home
• Suez-GDF merger approved but startup date deferred to July 1
• Wal-Mart predicts December same-store sales gain of zero to 1 percent
• Serb war crimes suspect remains on hunger strike after transfer to hospital
• Investor Kirk Kerkorian cuts his GM stake by another 14 million shares
• Jones might not be welcome at top European athletics meets in 2007
• Attorney says Anna Nicole Smith must leave Bahamian mansion
• `Brokeback Mountain' parody of Bush, Harper leaves gay separatist leader red in face
• Hundreds march in Romania to commemorate AIDS victims
• Kansas court rejects clinics' request in abortion records dispute
• Lebanon PM says democracy is in danger after Hezbollah's call for protest
• Alcatel and Lucent close tie-up, creating telecom equipment powerhouse
• Brazil's economy expands in 3Q
• Anna Nicole Told to Leave Bahamas Home
• Obama, Ludacris Talk About Guiding Kids
• Study: Taking a break from HIV drugs doubles risk of death
• LTA appoints Annacone as head coach
• Drama deepens in poisoned spy story
• General Motors completes $14 billion sale of 51 percent stake in its finance unit GMAC
• Starbucks enters competitive Brazilian coffee market with 2 Sao Paulo stores
• Sen. Barack Obama and rap star Ludacris meet in Chicago
• Uhlaender wins World Cup skeleton race
• Abortion pill helps scientists block breast cancer-causing gene's effect _ but only in mice
• Lebanon PM says democracy is in danger after Hezbollah's call for protest
• Microsoft releases Vista, Office 2007 to businesses
• Venezuela's Chavez attacks opponent, says upset impossible in presidential vote
• Perry Henzell, Jamaican director of 'The Harder They Come,' dies at 70
• UCI complains to Spanish government about Operation Puerto
• Darts thrower banned after testing positive for marijuana
• Antonio Gamoneda Wins Poetry Award
• French candidate Royal in restive Beirut on risky Middle East tour
• Obama, Ludacris Talk About Guiding Kids
• Investor Kirk Kerkorian selling another 14 million GM shares, reducing stake to under 5 pct
• Dutch soccer fans maraud ahead of match in Nancy
• Venezuela's Chavez says authorities foil plot for sniper attack on presidential opponent
• Oil prices extend rise above $63 a barrel on falling inventories, high consumption
• Antonio Gamoneda Wins Poetry Award
• Commerce Department approves VeriSign bid to run lucrative `.com' directory until 2012
• Snow shortage forces cancellation of cross-country races
• Alcatel and Lucent finalize tie-up, creating telecom equipment powerhouse
• Brazilian landless farmworkers occupy port to demand land
• French candidate Royal in restive Beirut on risky Middle East tour
• Congress to probe claim of ties between president and far-right militias
• Mexico's president-elect names new Cabinet, says he will appear before Congress
• Judge approves Delphi's SEC settlement; company escapes penalties after cooperating
• Hezbollah calls mass protest in Beirut to bring down government; defiant PM says he will not go
• Senior anti-Syrian leader in Lebanon says Damascus behind Hezbollah campaign
• Pfizer increases 2006 earnings guidance, sees robust late-stage pipeline
• Kansas court rejects clinics' request in abortion records dispute
• North Korean defectors protest China's treatment of refugees
• Venezuela's Chavez says authorities foil plot for sniper attack on presidential opponent
• Drama deepens in poisoned spy story
• Mexico's largest beer maker plans new brewery
• Chicago to host Gold Cup final and semifinals
• Georgia hopes for gas from Azerbaijan
• Eva Longoria and Tony Parker Are Engaged
• Spurs star Tony Parker to tie the knot with actress Eva Longoria
• Eva Longoria engaged to San Antonio Spurs basketball star Tony Parker
• Eva Longoria engaged to San Antonio Spurs basketball star Tony Parker
• U.N. chief calls for use of maximum political clout in AIDS fight
• Legally Blind Woman, 94, Bowls a 244
• Oil prices extend rise above $63 a barrel on falling inventories, high consumption
• Eva Longoria and Tony Parker Are Engaged
• Inebriated Danny DeVito swings through 'The View' talk show
• Spurs star Tony Parker to tie the knot with actress Eva Longoria
• Miller leads after downhill run of super-combi, now must stay upright in slalom leg
• Dollar falls to 14-year low against British pound, weakens against euro and yen
• Window Washer Falls Asleep on 20th Floor
• Lillestrom and Brondby stay unbeaten in Royal League
• Man Allegedly Tries to Put Wife in Oven
• Grenada to release 3 prisoners convicted in 1983 coup
• Venezuela's Chavez says OPEC members agree on US$50 per barrel for oil
• Uhlaender wins World Cup skeleton race
• Mexico's president-elect vows to be sworn in before Congress, despite attempt to block him
• Miller leads after downhill run of super-combi, now must stay upright in slalom leg
• U.S., Lebanon sign trade agreement seen as stepping stone to Mideast free trade pact
• Desperate No More: Eva Longoria Engaged
• U.S. stocks close little changed in erratic session amid a mix of economic numbers
• Iraq Report to Be Published As Book
• Russian government rejects radical energy reform before elections
• Preliminary study suggests Canada could also have options backdating problems
• Morgan Freeman Releases New Movie on Web
• Republican Party chairman urges party to get back on track before 2008 presidential election
• French interior minister wants EU talks with Turkey suspended
• Anna Nicole Told to Leave Bahamas Home
• Sundance Has Jackson, Lohan, Paltrow
• Vintage Books to publish official version of Iraq report
• Morgan Freeman Releases New Movie on Web
• U.S. Commerce Department approves VeriSign bid to run lucrative `.com' directory until 2012
• Attorney says Anna Nicole Smith must leave Bahamian mansion
• Morgan Freeman releases new film `10 Items or Less' by digital download
• Jackson, Lohan, Paltrow lead lineup of Sundance fest premieres
• U.S. stocks close little changed in erratic session amid a mix of economic numbers
• New Dutch parliament orders Cabinet to pardon thousands of rejected asylum-seekers
• Drama deepens in poisoned spy story
• Transistor, laser, Big Bang part of Bell Labs' storied history
• Heifer group works to bring food to those with HIV and AIDS
• Mexico's president-elect vows to be sworn in before Congress, despite attempt to block him
• Former protesters applaud arrest warrant for Mexican ex-president over 1968 massacre
• Sampdoria, Chievo advance to Italian Cup quarterfinals
• Austria's Goetschl fastest in downhill training
• Police officer in soccer death to go to trial in separate case
• Environment agency drops part of its plan to ease pollution reporting rules
• Sampdoria, Chievo advance to Italian Cup quarterfinals
• Desperate No More: Eva Longoria Engaged
• Hair, fruit used by prisoners to create art showing at NYC's Lincoln Center
• Intuit makes big bet on Internet banking with $1.35 billion deal
• Drama deepens in poisoned spy story
• Brewer Anheuser-Busch announces import deal with InBev
• Morgan Freeman Releases New Movie on Web
• Woman says soldier's casket was in airport cart with other bags
• Police fire tear gas during soccer game as Dutch fans riot in France
• Wal-Mart predicts slim December sales gain
• Desperate No More: Eva Longoria Engaged
• Spurs star Tony Parker to tie the knot with actress Eva Longoria
• US Airways, Delta, creditors meet for first time on takeover bid
• Gold, silver prices jump as crude-oil climbs, dollar weakens
• Earnhardt Jr. like being best at something
• Venezuela's Chavez says authorities foil plot for sniper attack on presidential opponent
• US Airways, Delta, creditors meet for first time on takeover bid
• Grenada to release 3 prisoners convicted in 1983 coup
• Tear gas forced players off as Nancy joins Espanyol, Panathinaikos in next round
• Dutch soccer fans cause damage ahead of UEFA Cup match at Nancy
• Svindal climbs 19 spots to win super-combi, Miller blows out in slalom leg
• Ecuador's president-elect says no plans to dissolve Congress
• Iraq Report to Be Published As Book
• Svindal climbs 19 spots to win super-combi, Miller blows out in slalom leg
• Exotic car makers battle it out in performance, luxury at Los Angeles Auto Show
• Congress to probe claim of ties between president and far-right militias
• Army Scammed Into Buying Golf Balls
• Presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy hangs tough on youth violence
• Designer of crackdown on corporate scandals says prosecutors have overreached
• Rice letter raises concerns about conditions in U.S.-Indian nuclear legislation
• Light flyweight champion Nino tests positive for methamphetamine
• REVIEW: Ruminating About Right and Wrong
• Colbert Portrait on Display at Eatery
• TV satirist Stephen Colbert's portrait on display at hometown ribs restaurant
• Vintage Books to publish official version of Iraq report
• Iman Promotes Auction for AIDS Funds
• Tense wait in Fiji to military's coup deadline
• Iman promotes online auction to raise money to fight AIDS
• Japan's unemployment falls to 4.1 percent for October
• Colbert Portrait on Display at Eatery
• Quest to force action on gay marriage ban is sent to full Massachusetts high court
• Bush's choice for defense secretary meets with Democrats in U.S. Senate
• NKorea won't unilaterally abandon atomic weapons program: envoy
• BP refinery faces $384,000 in safety fines
• Park, Choi lead U.S. LPGA Tour Q-school
• Hezbollah calls protests in Lebanon to bring down government; PM remains defiant
• Dutch court to rule in case of six suspects accused of planning terrorist murder
• Researchers say they've identified Leonardo da Vinci's left index fingerprint
• Aide says doctors suspect former Russian Premier Yegor Gaidar was poisoned
• Bush draws line on troop withdrawals, though Iraqi leader says his forces will be ready by June
• Svindal climbs 19 spots to win super-combi, Miller blows out in slalom leg
• NKorea, US remain apart on who should move first to resolve nuclear standoff
• England wins toss, bats in second Ashes test
• Ambitious Sarkozy's race to French presidency may prove bumpy
• Hometown racer Pain wins skeleton season-opener
• Desperate No More: Eva Longoria Engaged
• Grandson of L.L. Bean drew on core values _ and computers _ to revive to U.S. outfitter
• At the Movies: `10 Items or Less' could make do with less
• At the Movies: Drug drama 'Candy' has strong performances but little insight
• Nathan Lane, Broadway's last big stage star, has lived with `Butley' for a long time
• Bipartisan group to urge pullback of U.S. troops from Iraq _ but no timetable
• Da Vinci Drawing to Make Its U.S. Debut
• New Orleans' last single-screen theater keeps on going
• First Christmas: `Nativity Story' retells saga of virgin birth in Bethlehem
• Accolades keep coming for Buddy Guy as the blues legend celebrates 5 decades as a guitarist
• Singer-songwriter Vienna Teng strives for balance in her music and her life
• US court refuses to intervene in case of abortion records leaked to Fox News' O'Reilly
• Ford, GM must avoid hazards as their work forces shrink
• Banks catering to Asians expanding in the U.S.
• Japanese shares lose initial gains in morning trade; dollar lower against yen
• Baze ties Pincay's world record with pickup mount
• VW says it may not make profit in North America until 2009
• 100 people may have been killed or injured in Philippine typhoon, reports and officials say
• South Korea's 3rd-quarter economic growth revised upward
• Democrats in U.S. Senate like what they hear about Iraq commission's recommendations
• Leno, Other Comics Sue Over Joke Books
• 100 people may have been killed or injured in Philippine typhoon, reports and officials say
• Leno and other U.S. comedians sue over joke books, claiming copyright infringement
• Drug regulator, U.S. senator clash over investigation of antibiotic
• An overnight sensation 3 1/2 years in the making
• Barcelo leads U.S. PGA Tour Q-school
• Malaysian carmaker Proton's second quarter losses widen on lower sales
• Inebriated Danny DeVito appears on morning TV talk show, but hosts love the 'fun drunk'
• Da Vinci's `Adoration of the Magi' drawing to make its U.S. debut
• U.S. judge tosses most of SCO Group Inc. claims over Linux code
• Anna Nicole Told to Leave Bahamas Home
• U.N. chief calls for political and public accountability in AIDS fight
• Deadline in Fiji coup standoff passes without incident
• Glass-shattering check sends 2 children to hospital
• Congress to probe claim of ties between president and far-right militias
• U.S. cautions financial Web sites against unconfirmed cyber threat
• Government official says U.S. would cut some foreign assistance if Fiji coup succeeds
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• U.S. cautions financial world against unconfirmed cyber threat
• New U.S. alcohol policies could cramp victory celebrations
• SKorea to stop US beef imports from Nebraska slaughterhouse after bone pieces found
• Japan's consumer prices rise 0.1 percent in October
• Gates Foundation to separate assets from grant-making in January
• Deadline in Fiji coup standoff passes without incident, PM urges people to oppose military
• Chavez says sniper plot foiled on presidential opponent
• Police Use Taser on Python to Free Man
• Advanced Micro Devices Inc. receives DOJ subpoena in graphics chip business antitrust probe
• Japanese shares rise on positive data, dollar lower against yen
• China says to relax restrictions on foreign reporters ahead of Olympics
• Republican chairman urges party to get back on track before 2008 elections
• 55 confirmed killed by Philippine typhoon, more than 100 others feared dead
• Clark on mark as England wavers after winning toss
• U.S. government quietly applies computerized terrorism ratings to millions of travelers
• 55 confirmed killed by Philippine typhoon, more than 100 others feared dead
• Judge says road ban in US forests applies to oil and gas exploration in forests
• Researchers say climate change has caused worsening monsoons in India
• Mexico's Calderon to take oath of office amid protesters vowing to block him
• Colo Colo draws Pachuca in Copa Sud finals
• Argentina beats Brazil in blind soccer World Cup final
• Window Washer Falls Asleep on 20th Floor
• Detroit top Miami for 7th successive NBA win
• Witness says Japanese fund manager knew about startup's investment plan
• Late Carolina goals sink Canadiens
• Bipartisan group to urge pullback of U.S. troops from Iraq _ but no timetable
• Shares in two of Malaysia's largest newspapers halted ahead of possible merger
• Thursday 'View' Kind to Drunken DeVito
• Norwegian peace envoy to meet cease-fire monitors, 1 soldier wounded in rebel fire
• Phelps shakes off disqualification, wins 2 U.S. Open events
• Cincinnati beats Baltimore 13-7
• Thailand ro raise awareness with record attempt for world's longest condom
• Former protesters applaud arrest warrant for Mexican ex-president over 1968 massacre
• Beset by injuries, Flyers recall Jonsson from AHL
• SKorea stops beef imports from Nebraska slaughterhouse after bone pieces found
• Hossa hat trick highlights Atlanta win
• SKorean private relief agency sends medicine to NKorea
• Kolzig finally has wins over every NHL team
• Alligator soup: Chinese restaurant raises eyebrows with dishes of endangered reptile
• Bipartisan group to urge pullback of U.S. troops from Iraq _ but no timetable
• At least 109 killed in Philippine typhoon, dozens more missing
• Japan's 'war orphans' win compensation from government
• Collingwood and Bell's half centuries steady England
• Atomic energy chief calls for 'incentives' for North Korea
• Alligator soup: Chinese restaurant raises eyebrows with dishes of endangered reptile
• Thailand to raise awareness with record attempt for world's longest condom
• At least 109 killed in Philippine typhoon, dozens more missing
• Atomic energy chief calls for 'incentives' for North Korea
• South Pacific officials express 'deep concern' about possible Fiji coup
• After election losses, Republican moderates will fight to be heard in US Congress
• Singapore to freeze government fees after raising sales tax: report
• U.S. firms eye India after civilian nuclear deal cleared
• New Zealand Open scores
• Millions of international travelers assigned terrorist risk ratings by U.S. government.
• China highlights dangers and promotes prevention on World AIDS Day
• 'The View' Kind to Drunken DeVito
• After 'botched joke,' former presidential hopeful Kerry assessing prospects for another run
• Chavez says sniper plot foiled on presidential opponent
• Dougherty, Ormsby lead New Zealand Open as Campbell moves up
• Felipe Calderon takes charge of presidential residence to begin inaugural process beset by protests
• BP refinery faces $384,000 in safety fines
• Malaysian cell phone company Maxis expects Indian operations to drive growth
• Felipe Calderon takes charge of presidential residence to begin inaugural process beset by protests
• China to relax restrictions on foreign reporters ahead of Olympics
• China to relax restrictions on foreign reporters ahead of Olympics
• Felipe Calderon takes charge of presidential residence to begin inaugural process beset by protests
• First Indian Ocean tsunami detection device to be installed this weekend
• Japanese consumer prices rise _ barely _ and jobless rate falls
• Up to 200 killed in Philippine typhoon, dozens more missing
• Oil prices fall under US$63 a barrel as concerns over possible OPEC output cuts ease
• Up to 200 killed in Philippine typhoon, dozens more missing
• ThyssenKrupp says full-year net profit rose 58 percent
• Japanese shares advance for 3rd day on positive consumer price, jobless data
• Japanese shares advance for 3rd day on positive consumer price, jobless data
• Japan, U.S. discuss military reshuffle plans
• Hezbollah calls protests in Lebanon to bring down government; PM remains defiant
• U.N. envoy says all parties should come together to end political deadlock in Bangladesh
• Chinese tycoon on Forbes rich list sentenced to life in prison
• Japan's economy gets good news: consumer prices rise _ barely _ and jobless rate falls
• Dollar inches up as traders weigh weak Japanese price data, slowing U.S. economy
• NKorea notes World AIDS day, says measures taken not to allow a single case
• Witness says Japanese fund manager knew about startup's investment plan
• Afridi dropped from Pakistan one-day team
• Canadians lead ice dance at Nagano
• Afridi dropped from Pakistan one-day team
• Sri Lanka defense secretary escapes suicide attack; 14 wounded, 1 dead; rebels blamed
• Dutch retailer Ahold says it swung to a profit in the third quarter
• Indian actor Arshad Warsi to sweat it out on soccer field for new movie
• Atomic energy chief calls for 'incentives' for North Korea
• China aims to revive gold-winning ways against tough Japanese competition in Asian Games swimming
• Collingwood ends on 98 as England commands first day
• 'The Knot' well-crafted epic love story soured by bad casting
• Pakistan sells 10 percent stake in biggest oil company for US$813 million
• Shareholders vote on deal to create Italy's largest bank
• Japanese shares advance for 3rd day on positive consumer price, jobless data
• On World AIDS Day, glimpse of blueprint on how to fight AIDS in rural Africa
• Collingwood ends on 98 as England commands first day
• Collingwood ends on 98 as England commands first day
• Sri Lanka defense secretary escapes suicide attack; 15 wounded, 2 dead
• Atomic energy chief calls for 'incentives' for North Korea
• U.N. envoy says all parties should come together to end political deadlock in Bangladesh
• China to relax restrictions on foreign reporters ahead of Olympics
• Beppu looks to make mark in Asia
• Tajik president retains premier as he forms new Cabinet after re-election
• Euro largely holds gains against U.S. dollar, pound advances
• Sony president says management strengthened for PS3 success
• Taiwan shares rise 0.6 percent to new 6-year high
• EU governments, parliament agree on chemical law
• On World AIDS day, Asian nations fight stigma attached to the disease
• Hezbollah calls protests in Lebanon to bring down government; PM remains defiant
• Swedish 3Q GDP up 4.4 percent
• Alcatel completes purchase of Lucent, creating telecom equipment powerhouse
• Morgan Freeman Releases New Movie on Web
• China favored in gymnastics at Doha
• Collingwood ends on 98 as England commands first day
• Japan, judo's homeland, looking at tough battles for Asian Games gold
• Canadians lead ice dance at Nagano
• Japan calls for urgent steps to stem population decline
• Gul gets key scalp of Lara, injures Sarwan
• Russian Orthodox believers light candles in Moscow church, pray for AIDS victims
• China to relax restrictions on foreign reporters ahead of Olympics
• Hong Kong's Richard Li struggles to match his tycoon father's "Superman" reputation
• Pope says church seeks to `impose nothing' as trip to Muslim world closes
• U.N. envoy says all parties should come together to end political deadlock in Bangladesh
• Hong Kong shares drops 1.4 percent, phone operator PCCW plunges 5 percent
• Singapore shares end flat on cautious trading ahead of weekend
• Pakistan keeps pressure on West Indies on final day
• India reports highest salary hikes in Asia for 2nd straight year
• 2 Way Traffic agrees to buy global rights to "Who Wants to be a Millionaire"
• Russian Orthodox believers light candles in Moscow church, pray for AIDS victims
• Chinese currency rises to new high against dollar; shares hit five-year high
• Health authorities rope in Islamic clerics in battle against HIV/AIDS in India's Kashmir
• German lawmakers approve new anti-terror database
• Ukrainian lawmakers fire foreign minister, setting stage for battle in government
• On World AIDS day, Asian nations fight stigma attached to the disease
• A corridor for Afghan drugs, Tajikistan grapples with a surge in drug addiction
• Injured Sarwan out of one-day series against Pakistan
• Ukrainian lawmakers fire foreign and interior ministers
• Former U.S. President Clinton says Indian state leads in tsunami reconstruction
• France's BNP raises prediction for savings from BNL purchase
• Up to 200 killed in Philippine typhoon, dozens more missing
• President: Ukraine still has one of fastest growing AIDS epidemics in Europe
• Italian defense minister arrives in Iraq to mark end of Italian military mission
• Japan hammer thrower Murofushi pulls out of Asian Games
• Hong Kong's October retail sales up 6.9 percent on year
• SKorean president to discuss North Korean nuclear crisis during Indonesia visit
• Boeing sees US$15 billion market for Its defense products In India over 10 years
• Thai shares jump 3 percent, led by energy stocks
• Britain's WPP Group says it bought a 49 percent stake in China's Raynet
• U.S. investor to take over bankrupt German World Cup mascot maker
• Saipem wins three drilling contracts worth US$380 million
• Asada ahead of women: Canadians lead ice dance at Nagano
• China to relax restrictions on foreign reporters ahead of Olympics
• Ukrainian lawmakers fire foreign and interior ministers, setting stage for battle in government
• Death toll rises to 198 in Philippine typhoon, 260 missing
• Teen Crashes Car After Hearing Doll Cry
• Presidential candidate Segolene Royal visits French forces in southern Lebanon
• Wanted: Bell-Ringers in Montana
• Police Use Taser on Python to Free Man
• Polonium: Deadly if ingested but not difficult to transport
• Reports: Henrik Larsson going on loan to Manchester United
• Pile Drivers Irk Students During Finals
• U.N. drug agency chief urges universal access to AIDS treatment, care and support programs
• West Brom midfielder Ronnie Wallwork stabbed in nightclub
• Thai central bank intervenes in markets to curb baht's surge
• Hezbollah calls protests in Lebanon to bring down government; PM remains defiant
• Indian cricketer turned lawmaker Navjot Singh Sidhu held guilty of culpable homicide
• Oil prices fall under US$63 a barrel as concerns over possible OPEC output cuts ease
• Dollar up, gold down in European morning trading
• Italian government announces plans to sell down 49.9 percent stake in Alitalia
• Pakistan beats West Indies by 199 runs
• Tokyo boosted by positive economic data, most Asian markets advance
• Henrik Larsson going on loan to Manchester United
• Sri Lanka defense secretary escapes suicide attack; three dead, 14 wounded
• Pope says church seeks to 'impose nothing' as trip to Muslim world closes
• Italian government announces plans to sell down its 49.9 percent stake in Alitalia.
• Prudential says it expects to double new Asian business by 2009
• Opening ceremonies provide first Asian Games test
• More than 250 killed in East African floods, say aid workers
• EADS shares jump on report of Airbus A350 funding deal
• Indian shares soar, touch record high
• Henrik Larsson going on loan to Manchester United
• UPM-Kymenne says it will invest euro38 million in Jamsankoski mill
• Spurs aim to end winless streak against Arsenal and its White Hart Lane home
• Danish public broadcaster TV2 starts broadcasting 24-hour news channel
• Musharraf signs amended rape law as thousands of hardline Islamists protest
• London's FTSE-100 index up 17.2 points at 6066.0 at midday
• Violence kills 1, injures 3 during opposition-sponsored strike in eastern Indian state
• Police arrest 33 people for burning trains, buses in western Indian state
• Henrik Larsson going on loan to Manchester United
• Amanatidis to miss next three league games for Eintracht
• Gronholm wins opening stage of Wales Rally
• Rice trip to Mideast shows few options other than patience
• World Cup ski jumping races canceled in Czech Republic
• Health authorities rope in Islamic clerics in battle against HIV/AIDS in India's Kashmir
• Polish prime minister insists government can win back city voters after election setback
• Japan's Cabinet vows "significant" cut in bond issuance in budget policy
• Koreas agree to march together at Asian Games, still working on plan for 2008 Olympics
• Ukrainian lawmakers fire foreign and interior ministers, setting stage for battle in government
• Doctors Without Borders calls for affordable treatment on World AIDS Day
• Kaneria and Razzaq inspire Pakistan to big win over West Indies
• Henrik Larsson going on loan to Manchester United
• Italian government announces plans to sell down its 49.9 percent stake in Alitalia.
• US lawmaker says industrial project holds promise for divided Koreas
• U.N. says AIDS cutting down poor countries' rural workforces, threatens food supply
• New head of Berlin Philharmonic: classical music needs to attract broader, younger audience
• Chess makes debut as medal sport, but biggest Asian star Anand's missing
• Kazakh equestrian team: a long drive to Doha for Asian Games
• Indian cricketer turned lawmaker Navjot Singh Sidhu held guilty of culpable homicide
• Davis Cup Final: Russia 1, Argentina 0
• US lawmaker says industrial project holds promise for divided Koreas
• Davydenko beats Chela to give Russia 1-0 Davis Cup final lead
• Warner Music Group reports 4th quarter profit, boosted by settlement
• Chrysler offers $1,000 incentives on most 2006 and 2007 models through Jan. 2
• South Korean workers, riot police clash after passage of labor laws
• South Korean workers, riot police clash after passage of labor laws
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy vows to lower value-added tax in restaurants
• 100s of thousands of Hezbollah supporters protest in Beirut to bring down government
• OPEC president says oil cartel likely to trim production
• Sochi, at the crossroads, hopes to woo Olympic members at the Asian Games
• Danish artist marks World AIDS Day with crucified pregnant teenager statue
• ThyssenKrupp says full-year net profit rose 58 percent
• Euro-zone unemployment rate sinks to 7.7 percent in October
• Adu ends two-week trial at Manchester United
• Spurs aim to end winless streak against Arsenal and its White Hart Lane home
• Swedish stock market watchdog rejects Scania complaint about MAN takeover bid
• FIFA chief expects Iran will meet reinstatement demands, avoid Asian Games expulsion
• HSBC acquires Champion Mortgages' US$2.5 billion mortgage loan portfolio
• A batch of policy papers _ thin gruel for visiting bankers
• Presidential candidate Segolene Royal visits French forces in southern Lebanon
• Asada ahead of women: Chinese take pairs; Canadians lead ice dance
• Asada ahead of women: Chinese take pairs; Canadians lead ice dance
• Europe marks World AIDS Day with warnings, services, art actions
• Detroit museum pays $1 million for Whistler sea painting
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• Thailand raises AIDS awareness with world's longest condom
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• Iranian "Hercules" and Chinese set to dominate at Asian Games
• A brief look at this weekend's Premier League matches
• Stock exchange fees to be cut by a third in bid to boost competitiveness
• Police arrest two for death threats against Atletico president
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• Henrik Larsson going on loan to Manchester United
• Doctors Without Borders calls for affordable treatment on World AIDS Day
• Gwizdon wins first-career World Cup race
• Conservative evangelicals angry over Obama's presence at AIDS summit
• Judge to question cyclists in Spanish doping probe
• Symrise says it plans to raise as much as euro1.4 billion in initial share sale
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• Davydenko beats Chela to give Russia 1-0 Davis Cup final lead
• 100s of thousands of Hezbollah supporters protest in Beirut to bring down government
• Rice trip to Mideast shows few options other than patience
• Germany hosted first green World Cup, says U.N. environment agency
• Wall Street edges higher ahead of key data, Fed speeches
• South Korea's men, Chinese women seek to continue Asian dominance
• Haters Halted on New 'Grey's Anatomy'
• Adu ends two-week trial at Manchester United
• Russian spy chief meets briefly with senior Japanese officials in Tokyo
• Gunmen kidnap Sunni soccer official in Baghdad
• HSBC acquires Champion Mortgages' US$2.5 billion mortgage loan portfolio
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• EU governments, parliament agree on chemical law
• U.N. says AIDS cutting down poor countries' rural work forces, threatens food supply
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• Arabs hope Asian Games will enhance their image
• E.On says it bought 75 percent stake in Dalmine for euro46.5 million
• U.S. manufacturing sector contracts in November for first time since 2003
• True Villain Has Emerged on `Survivor'
• HSBC acquires Champion Mortgages' US$2.5 billion mortgage loan portfolio
• EU governments, parliament agree on chemical law
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy vows to lower value-added tax in restaurants
• New House leader chooses Texas Democrat to chair intelligence committee, bypassing two more senior members
• Volkswagen management says up to 3,000 jobs may stay in Brussels after 2009
• Episcopal leaders make concessions; California conservatives back off threat of split
• EU extends bird flu ban on live bird imports
• EADS shares soar on expected jet launch as board meets
• Police raids unofficial fan club in Benfica's Stadium of Light
• Mexican lawmakers brawl in Congressional chamber ahead of inauguration
• EU governments, parliament agree on chemical law
• Wall Street stumbles as purchasing managers report slowing in manufacturing sector
• Ukrainian boxing brothers to be honored by UNESCO
• New House leader chooses Texas Democrat to chair intelligence committee, bypassing two more senior members
• `The View' Is Kind to Drunken DeVito
• Inebriated Danny DeVito swings through TV talks show `The View,' but the ladies still love the `fun drunk'
• Warner Music Group reports 4Q profit, boosted by settlement
• Davis Cup Final: Russia 1, Argentina 1
• Europe marks World AIDS Day with warnings, services, art actions
• Felipe Calderon takes oath of office as Mexico's president amid jeers and fistfights
• Mexico's Felipe Calderon takes over power, faces fierce protests
• U.S. quietly applies computerized terrorism ratings to travelers
• DGBAS sticks by its definition of state fund
• Pitcher Wu signs with Japan's Lotte Marines
• Durian kills hundreds in the Philippines
• TSU suspends membership of Chou, Huang
• Shih demands immediate release of drill master
• DPP head suggests shelving reform talks before elections
• Officials say Nobel laureates to join NCKU research
• Su should prove neutrality in fund disputes, Koo says
• In Brief
• Consumers' Foundation finds dioxin level in food acceptable
• Institute reports effort needed in creative industry
• Number of married women in workplace rising, poll shows
• Students give Hu's wife 1,000 handmade cranes
• Poll shows 900,000 consider changing job
• AIDS rate drops, discrimination remains
• In Brief
• Foreign minister informs Castro admirers that island's communist system will continue
• Former protesters praise warrant for arrest of Mexican ex-president
• Chavez says will win re-election; warns of plots against country
• Officer says possibly hundreds killed in Sudan
• Bush readies largest Iraq-spending bill
• Thousands from opposition protest in Lebanon
• In Brief
• Powerful earthquake rattles nerves and buildings in western Indonesia
• Deadline in Fiji coup expires without incident
• U.N. atomic energy chief calls for 'incentives' on North Korea
• Top Sri Lankan official escapes attack
• China courts rule against researcher and blind activist
• Odd weather badly hurting coffee farms in Indonesia
• Da Vinci's left fingerprint discovered, experts claim
• Workings of a star gazer unlocked
• Darfur violence spreading across borders
• Continuing education is the hottest niche market in the U.S.
• Poland's veto against Russia opens a can of worms
• December 25 should no longer be a public holiday in America
• Weak-kneed and washed up
• PRC diplomacy - aid for resources
• Black, Asian, Hispanic skin problems require special treatment
• Modesty does not have to look mundane, Muslim clothing designer demonstrates
• Fashion makes its way to Boston art museum
• PCCW shares plummet after Li says he will remain chairman
• Judge applies road ban to U.S. forests
• Chungwa unveils thrilling new handset
• Vista OS set to shake up market
• Kerkorian reportedly sells entire stake in GM
• Taiex climbs to yet another six-year high
• U.S. dollar wobbles, falls after weak reports
• Wall Street little changed following erratic session
• U.S. firms eye India's nuclear market
• Sidelines
• Boxing at Asian Games lined with Olympic promise
• Japan's world-champion female wrestler aims for a 'century' in Doha
• Derby trial for Gunners, as Wenger battles to win
• Pistons beat the Heat on the road
• Ottawa bewilders Panthers with a six-nothing taming
• Tear gas forces players off, as Nancy joins Espanyol
• Okajima signs with Red Sox
• Russell Baze ties Pincay's world record
• Cincinatti almost shuts out flightless Ravens
• Collingwood, Bell's batting steadies England
• Taiwan should work hard to become a WHO abserven
• Koreas march together at Asian Games, still working on plan for 2008 Olympics
• Asian Games open with a festival celebrating the Gulf
• China sees tackling climate change as urgent: Stern
• Hakka Flower Drum Festival in Hsinchu
• Turkey calls on EU leaders to resist pressure from Cyprus and act with 'common sense'
• Hundreds of thousands of Hezbollah supporters protest in Beirut to bring down government
• Bahraini Shiites clamor for police and military jobs
• Player's suspension stirs age-cheating controversy in Brazil
• Marsalis' New CD Deals With Politics
• Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham teams with Little Big Town for Country Music Television's `Crossroads'
• Furyk opens up big lead
• Conviction and sentences sought for Veron, Cragnotti, in passport case
• Marsalis: Politics Influenced New Album
• Police union fights candidate over stance on death row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal
• Felipe Calderon takes oath of office as Mexico's president amid jeers, fistfights
• Ellen Burstyn tells Oprah Winfrey it took several decades of therapy to overcome her troubled past
• Wynton Marsalis says his upcoming album, due out next year, is his most political in years
• National museum for often-overlooked World War I opens this weekend in Missouri
• Richards to Meet Men He Offended
• October construction activity plunges by largest amount since 2001 recession
• European stocks end lower
• Richards, Offended Club Guests to Meet
• Liberal Party casts ballots in wide-open race for next national leader
• `Seinfeld' actor Michael Richards to meet with offended black comedy club guests
• Davydenko, Nalbandian win as Russia, Argentina split opening singles
• Lincoln Center Hosts Prison Art Exhibit
• Prisoners Use Hair, Liquids to Make Art
• Judge encourages Coca-Cola to maintain commitment to diversity
• Warnings, church services, art protests on World AIDS Day
• Ford's U.S. sales drop in November; DaimlerChrysler sales up
• House Republicans reach consensus on offshore drilling bill
• Millions of international travelers assigned terrorist risk ratings by US government.
• Gronholm leads after opening day of Wales Rally
• South Africa aims to halve number of new AIDS infections within 5 years
• Actor Ed Asner encourages sending holiday cards to US soldiers
• Toyota's U.S. sales surpass Ford's for the second month this year
• Royal Greek Heirlooms Will Be Auctioned
• French presidential candidate Segolene Royal calls for release of 2 Israeli soldiers
• Scorn, praise after Dutch Santa's black sidekicks turn multicolored
• Toyota's U.S. sales surpass Ford's for the second month this year
• Opening ceremonies provide first Asian Games test
• Alcatel-Lucent offers glimpse of strategy, merger challenges
• Peace, love, tax write-off: Woodstock museum seeks exhibits
• Greek foreign minister: EU must send Turkey 'very clear message' on Cyprus
• Millions of American and foreign international travelers assigned terrorist risk ratings by U.S. government.
• Sanpaolo shareholders also approve deal with Banca Intesa
• New House leader chooses Texas Democrat over 2 more senior members to chair intelligence panel
• Toyota's U.S. sales surpass Ford's for the 2nd month this year
• Jimmy Buffett Settles Trademark Lawsuit
• Chicago Fed's Moskow reiterates more interest rate hikes may be needed to curb inflation
• Toyota's U.S. sales surpass Ford's for the 2nd month this year
• Money finally flowing at California stem cell agency
• Feyenoord tries to distance itself from hooligans at UEFA Cup tie
• Woodstock Artifacts Sought for Museum
• `Margaritaville' singer Jimmy Buffett and Texas merchant settle trademark lawsuit
• 2006 Is the Year of Celebrity Apologies
• Ukrainian official: state is open for talks over ownership of steel factory Nikopol
• World Bank says Angola must make full transition to a market economy
• Business groups urge Congress to act on trade measures
• U.S. Gramercy Capital buys Bulgarian business park for euro180 million
• Banca Intesa, Sanpaolo shareholders approve deal to create Italy's biggest bank
• BP moves Prudhoe Bay manager to London job
• Miller narrowly avoids high-speed collision to win Birds of Prey downhill
• Felipe Calderon takes oath of office as Mexico's president amid jeers, fistfights
• Toyota's U.S. sales surpass Ford's for the 2nd month this year
• New Senate chairman pledges more scrutiny for government's terrorist screening systems.
• Researchers Study Leonardo's Fingerprint
• Tests conducted at Irish hospital following suspected poisoning case
• Asner Helps Kick Off `Cards for Troops'
• Miller narrowly avoids high-speed collision to win Birds of Prey downhill
• MiG fighter uncovered in Iraqi desert being restored by U.S. Air Force
• Killers of kidnapped of daughter of former president sentenced in Paraguay
• Experimental ultrasound method could mean fewer biopsies for women with breast lumps
• Researchers say they've identified Leonardo da Vinci's left index fingerprint
• Review: `Rise of Taj' Gross-Out Schlock
• Lockheed, Boeing $1 billion rocket deal to Pentagon may result in job cuts
• New Senate chairman pledges more scrutiny for government's terrorist screening systems.
• Safin blames indoor surface as Russia, Argentina split opening singles in Davis Cup final
• Airbus parent EADS approves launch of new A350 XWB plane to rival Boeing 787
• National museum for often-overlooked World War I opens this weekend in Missouri
• Sunday's PSG-Toulouse match postponed over hooligan fears
• Teen Accused of Nude Drive-Thru Ordering
• Lincoln Center Hosts Prison Art Exhibit
• Colombia orders all warlords to maximum security prison after escape plot rumor
• Alligator Soup Raises Eyebrows in China
• World chess champion Vladimir Kramnik defends tenaciously to draw computer Deep Fritz
• Bingo-Playing Grandma Guilty in Pot Case
• Town offers nativity scene without baby Jesus; mayor blames technical hitch
• Uruguay pays off total debt with IMF
• Man Allegedly Tries to Put Wife in Oven
• Twenty20 International Scoreborad
• US World War I museum opens this weekend
• Colombia orders all warlords transfered to maximum security prison on rumor of escape plot
• Fiji, NZ upset at Dubai Sevens
• 'Latexhibition' Works on Display in Ind.
• India gets consolation win in 20-over international
• EADS board approves launch of Airbus A350 XWB to rival Boeing's Dreamliner
• At 88, renowned pediatrician Berry Brazelton still offering reassuring advice to parents
• Dollar slips against most major currencies after disappointing economic news
• Researchers Study Leonardo's Fingerprint
• Iverson blames medicine for no-show at team function
• Felipe Calderon takes oath of office as Mexico's president amid jeers, fistfights
• Skiles was right: Bulls not the only 'headbanned' team
• Mainz and Stuttgart draw 0-0
• Iraq's most senior Shiite politician reaches out to Sunnis in Jordan
• Dewey the Cat Dies in Librarian's Arms
• Moreno debuts Champ Car in China
• Asner Helps Kick Off `Cards for Troops'
• Germany's Riesch wins World Cup downhill
• Toyota's U.S. sales surpass Ford's again; GM, Chrysler sales up
• EADS board approves launch of Airbus A350 XWB to rival Boeing's Dreamliner
• Marking World AIDS Day, Bush says disease 'can be defeated'
• Analysts say Kerkorian stock sale focuses attention on GM's turnaround plan
• Atlanta Thrashers show staying power in playoff race
• Colombia orders all warlords transfered to maximum security prison on rumor of escape plot
• Marsalis: Politics Influenced New Album
• Amid housing slide, U.S. manufacturing sector contracts in November for first time since 2003
• Richards, Offended Club Guests to Meet
• Wall Street ends down after report on slowing manufacturing sector
• Shirtless Bush Seen in 'Brokeback' Spoof
• Juventus draws Genoa, ties for first in Serie B
• U.S. company Gramercy buys Bulgarian business park for euro180 million
• BP must turn over safety records from refinery, judge rules
• U.S. company Gramercy buys Bulgarian business park for euro180 million
• Canada's long-awaited AIDS funding announcement pledges millions in new funds
• `The Color Purple' Recoups Investment
• Clooney, DeVito Had `brutal Night' Out
• Oil settles above $63 a barrel after production cut threats, winter weather forecast
• Clooney, DeVito Had 'Brutal Night' Out
• Clooney talks about `brutal night' out with Danny DeVito in upcoming interview on `Today' show
• Review: `Rise of Taj' Gross-Out Schlock
• Deadline in Fiji coup standoff passes without incident, PM urges people to oppose military
• U.S. Senator Obama offers frank discussion of sexuality, spirituality at AIDS conference
• Russian gas official likens EU energy reform plans to "communism"
• In less than a year, `The Color Purple' recoups its $11 million Broadway investment
• Workers strike in four Bolivian cities to protest against Morales
• Agency chief fined in U.S. for keeping mentally ill in jail; sanction follows criminal charges
• Gold, platinum, palladium prices dip; silver rises
• Fiji, NZ upset at Dubai Sevens
• Juventus draws Genoa, ties for first in Serie B
• Boeing engineers and technical employees union files unfair labor practice charge
• Tests conducted at Irish hospital following suspected poisoning case
• Seinfeld star Michael Richards to meet with offended black comedy club guests
• Two Miss. Inmates Thwart Escape Attempt
• Riesch edges Kildow to win World Cup downhill
• Magic Johnson in campaign to end disease in black community
• Colombia orders warlords transferred to maximum security prison on rumor of escape plot
• Highest test cricket runscorers
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• EADS board approves launch of Airbus A350 XWB to rival Boeing's Dreamliner
• Bank of America's chief financial officer resigns
• Lindsay Lohan's publicist says the actress has been attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings
• Mitchell says probe has been delayed by lack of power
• World War I Museum Opening in Mo.
• Puerto Rican ex-Miss Universe stars in bilingual off-Broadway play
• Bush to hold separate talks with leaders of Iraqi Shiite and Sunni factions
• US World War I museum opens this weekend
• Experimental ultrasound method could mean fewer biopsies for women with breast lumps
• U.S. ranchers want to halt all beef trade with South Korea
• Players union files unfair labor practice charges against NBA
• All-Time Winningest Thoroughbred Jockeys
• McCartney Has Seen Psychiatrist for Help
• Colombia transfers far-right warlords to maximum security prison on rumor of escape plot
• Wall of volcanic mud swamps Philippine villages, leaving 198 dead, 260 missing
• Kim, Park lead U.S. LPGA Tour Q-school
• Selig says he plans to retire _ and he means it this time
• Another U.S. senator ready to take first step toward 2008 presidential bid
• Thousands of Islamists protest as Musharraf signs amended rape law
• Chavez supporters mobilize massive get-out-the-vote campaign in Venezuela
• Baze becomes thoroughbred racing's winningest jockey
• Bahrain's Shiites seek to control parliament in Saturday vote
• Ford's Nov. sales slip to No. 4 as GM, Toyota, Chrysler rise
• Bipartisan group pictured Friday as ready to urge pullback of most U.S. troops from Iraq
• Hong Kong's Richard Li struggles to match his tycoon father's "Superman" reputation
• Rather than go abroad to study, Arabs bring foreign colleges to them
• Italy's Oberstolz and Gruber win luge World Cup doubles
• Jury hears lawsuit claiming Microsoft violated Iowa's competition laws
• AIDS growing more quickly among adults in Brazil, defying global trend
• Boeing engineers and technical employees union files unfair labor practice charge
• Former Enron unit Prisma to bid for Colombia's state-owned pipeline
• Richards to Meet Those He Offended
• Richards, Offended Club Guests to Meet
• Michael Richards to meet with offended black comedy club guests
• Riesch edges Kildow to win World Cup downhill
• Latin American leftists celebrate their rise during homage to Castro
• LA Man Gets 7 Years in Movie Piracy Case
• LA Galaxy acquire Cannon from Rapids
• Germans win season-opening World Cup two-man bobsled race
• Clooney, DeVito Had 'Brutal Night' Out
• Olympic champ Krayzelburg back in competition after shoulder surgery
• Ecuador's vice president-elect to apply 'laugh therapy' to transform Andean nation
• Some employees return to work at Valero refinery in Aruba, strike continues
• McCartney Has Seen Psychiatrist for Help
• Texas Democrat Reyes, former Border Patrol agent, to head House intelligence panel
• Latin American leftists celebrate their rise during homage to Castro
• Italy's Oberstolz and Gruber win luge World Cup doubles
• AIDS growing more quickly among adults in Brazil, defying global trend
• Tense standoff in Fiji as military says there's no extension on coup deadline
• Clooney talks about `brutal night' out with Danny DeVito in upcoming interview on `Today' show
• Johnson cashes in on great season
• World Cup reschedules men's super combi for Austria
• Gow leads U.S. PGA Tour Q-school
• New U.S. congressman drawing heat for insisting on using Quran for ceremonial oath
• Fiery Chavez promises Venezuelans he'll outdo himself in new term as president
• Workers strike in Bolivia to protest against president's moves to reform constitution
• Bush administration reassesses efforts to unite Iraqi factions
• Verizon, Dominican Republic resolve tax dispute after U.S. intervenes
• Wall of volcanic mud swamps Philippine villages; 208 dead, 261 missing
• Man in U.S. sentenced to 7 years in prison in movie piracy case
• Colombia transfers far-right warlords to maximum security prison on rumor of escape plot
• Man Indicted in Letters Sent to Celebs
• Mexican judge releases 2 policemen arrested in killing of U.S. journalist
• Lawmakers and businessmen object to computerized U.S. terrorist screening of American international travelers
• Taiwan president's son returns, ending speculation about grandson's birthplace
• NY Cracks Down on Illegal Mystery Meats
• Dewey the Cat Dies in Librarian's Arms
• Exiled Iranian newspaper publisher Mostafa Mesbahzadeh dies at 98
• Man indicted on charges of sending threatening letters to celebrities and politicians in U.S.
• EADS board approves launch of Airbus A350 XWB to rival Boeing's Dreamliner
• Liberal Party casts ballots in wide-open race for next national leader
• U.S. regulator moves to break deadlock in AT&T-BellSouth deal
• Collingwood, Pietersen 100s strengthen England's hand in second test
• Hundreds of thousands of Hezbollah backers rally in bid to overthrow Lebanese government
• Colombia transfers far-right warlords to maximum security prison on rumor of escape plot
• Wall of volcanic mud swamps Philippine villages; 208 dead, 261 missing
• Ecuador's vice president-elect to apply 'laugh therapy' to transform Andean nation
• Lindsay Lohan Attending AA Meetings
• World Cup reschedules men's super combi for Austria
• Mexico's Calderon pledges to battle crime, after inauguration marred by jeers, fistfights
• Buffalo completes season sweep of Rangers
• Jury: Pistons' Davis not guilty on assault charges
• Mathew Sinclair named in New Zealand team to meet Sri Lanka
• Mathew Sinclair named in New Zealand team to meet Sri Lanka
• Texas governor: Mexico's messy inauguration reflects country's democratic growth
• J.Lo's Ex Fights to Release Tell-All
• J.Lo's Ex Fights to Release Tell-All
• Jennifer Lopez's ex says he will fight to release tell-all memoir
• Buffalo completes season sweep of Rangers
• LeBron's 31 pulls Cleveland away from Atlanta
• Johnson cashes in on great season
• Hasek uses head to help Red Wings beat Minnesota
• Wyclef Jean to give free concert to promote Haiti
• Buffalo completes season sweep of Rangers
• Liberal Party casts ballots in wide-open race for next national leader
• US senator Obama jokes about possibly running for president on 'Jay Leno'
• Collingwood reaches doubles century in record stand with Pietersen
• Collingwood reaches doubles century in record stand with Pietersen
• Nintendo's Wii hits Japan stores following US launch
• Obama Jokes About Presidential Run on TV
• South Korean activists to visit US, protest free-trade talks
• South Korean activists to visit US, protest free-trade talks
• Defense minister under former Indonesian dictator Suharto dies at 68
• General Assembly approves six pro-Palestinian resolutions over U.S. and Israeli objections
• Geographically doomed, hobbled by poverty, Philippines buffeted by regular storms
• New Zealand Open scores
• New Zealand Open scores
• Ho? Ho? Ho? State says No No No! to beer label with pint-wielding Santa Claus
• Dewey the Cat Dies in Librarian's Arms
• More bodies found in mud-swamped Philippine villages
• Storm storms into three-way lead in New Zealand Open
• Storm storms into three-way lead in New Zealand Open
• Melco PBL files registration for U.S. IPO
• Melco PBL files registration for U.S. IPO
• Takahashi leads Oda in men's short program
• Takahashi leads Oda in men's short program
• Leading Fatah official says early elections should be held to resolve standoff with Hamas
• Takahashi leads Oda in men's short program
• Takahashi leads Oda in men's short program
• J.Lo's Ex Fights to Release Tell-All
• Bangladesh president to meet chiefs of 2 feuding political camps: spokesman
• Geographically doomed, hobbled by poverty, Philippines buffeted by regular storms
• More bodies found in mud-swamped Philippine villages
• More bodies found in mud-swamped Philippine villages
• Former rebels in Indonesia's Aceh province ready to form political party
• Former rebels in Indonesia's Aceh province ready to form political party
• Collingwood, Pietersen in 310-run stand as England fights back
• Collingwood, Pietersen in 310-run stand as England fights back
• Reports: 'Shaolin Soccer' actor to play Bruce Lee in Chinese TV series
• Reports: 'Shaolin Soccer' actor to play Bruce Lee in Chinese TV series
• Bahraini voters throng polls in decisive runoff election
• Collingwood, Pietersen in 310-run stand as England takes control
• Collingwood, Pietersen in 310-run stand as England takes control
• Obama Jokes About Presidential Run on TV
• Canadians win ice dance, Takahashi leads Oda in men
• Canadians win ice dance, Takahashi leads Oda in men
• Rogge appeals again for release of kidnapped Iraqi Olympic officials
• Brazil, Poland reach final of men's volleyball worlds
• Paul Collingwood seized his place in history
• Paul Collingwood seized his place in history
• French prime minister to be questioned about political scandal, his office says
• Reports: South Korea, US agree to draw up contingency plans against North Korea
• Iran passes law requiring that American visitors are fingerprinted
• Shiite leader rejects Annan's suggestion for international conference on Iraq
• Bangladesh president to meet chiefs of 2 feuding political camps: spokesman
• Bangladesh president to meet chiefs of 2 feuding political camps: spokesman
• Ho? Ho? Ho? State Says No to Santa Label
• Sunday Lookahead at the Asian Games
• More bodies found in mud-swamped Philippine villages
• Reports: 'Shaolin Soccer' actor to play Bruce Lee in Chinese TV series
• Reports: 'Shaolin Soccer' actor to play Bruce Lee in Chinese TV series
• 4 Buddhists shot dead in Thailand's restive south
• China wins first gold at Doha as rain disrupts first official day
• China wins first gold at Doha as rain disrupts first official day
• Asada wins women; Canadians win ice dance, Takahashi leads Oda in men
• Asada wins women; Canadians win ice dance, Takahashi leads Oda in men
• U.N.: Ivory Coast officials have breached peace plan, may face sanctions
• Failed suicide attack unusual for Sri Lankan rebels known for precision
• Hong Kong protesters greet visiting Chinese legislative head
• J.Lo's Ex Fights to Release Tell-All
• LeBron's 31 pulls Cleveland away from Atlanta
• Bangladesh president to meet chiefs of 2 feuding political camps: spokesman
• More bodies found in mud-swamped Philippine villages
• Paris Hilton cancels Billboard Awards appearance over jokes
• Title contender Mirza grapples with flip side of glamour
• Argentina and Russia face off in Davis Cup double
• Asada wins women; Canadians win ice dance, Takahashi leads Oda in men
• Asada wins women; Canadians win ice dance, Takahashi leads Oda in men
• Albania to hold local elections on Jan. 20 amid bitter political dispute
• Deakes sets world record in 50-kilometer walk
• Deakes sets world record in 50-kilometer walk
• Nashiro defeats Garcia in WBA super flyweight bout
• Nashiro defeats Garcia in WBA super flyweight bout
• Ho? Ho? Ho? Maine Says No to Santa Label
• U.S. Marines recently deployed to dangerous Anbar province get first taste of Iraq war
• Bangladesh, Zimbabwe may make changes for second one-day international
• Bangladesh, Zimbabwe may make changes for second one-day international
• Davis Cup Final: Russia 2, Argentina 1
• Thousands of Hezbollah supporters camp in central Beirut in bid to overthrow Lebanese government
• Center-right French politician Francois Bayrou says he will stand for presidency
• Davis Cup Final: Russia 2, Argentina 1
• Russia wins doubles to take 2-1 lead over Argentina
• Leader of Britain's Conservatives tells party to modernize or lose another election
• Brazil, Poland reach final of men's volleyball worlds
• French actress Claude Jade dies at age 58
• Russia wins doubles to take 2-1 lead over Argentina
• Late home run gives Japan win over South Korea
• Bjorndalen wins men's sprint for record 65th World Cup win
• New Delhi and Incheon officials in public spat over games bid
• Russia wins doubles to take 2-1 lead over Argentina
• China sweeps early golds at Doha
• China sweeps early golds at Doha
• Hearts drop captain Steven Pressley again
• Thousands march through Brussels to protest big job cuts at Volkswagen
• Paul Collingwood seized his place in history
• Moan edges Haseney to win Nordic Combined event in Norway
• Thousands of Berlusconi supporters pour into Rome for rally against Prodi's policies
• Two Gilberto Silva penalties help Arsenal to 3-0 win over Tottenham
• Russia wins doubles to take 2-1 lead over Argentina
• More bodies found in mud-swamped Philippine villages
• China sweeps early golds at Doha
• Collingwood, Pietersen in 310-run stand as England takes control
• Arsenal beats Tottenham 3-0 to end poor run
• Geographically doomed, hobbled by poverty, Philippines buffeted by regular storms
• Former world champion out in first round at Asian Games
• Shuttle diplomacy in coup-threatened Fiji raises hopes
• Madagascar president expected to win Sunday elections
• French Socialist candidate Royal condemns Hezbollah lawmaker' comments
• Dewey the Cat Dies in Librarian's Arms
• French actress Claude Jade dies at age 58
• Furyk takes three-shot lead into final round
• Arsenal beats Tottenham 3-0 to end poor run
• China wins two women's classes on opening day
• Bangladesh president meets ex-PM in effort to end political impasse
• Arsenal beats Tottenham 3-0 to end poor run
• China sweeps early golds at Doha
• Democrats should work with Republicans to end poverty, US religious leader says
• A trip in pursuit of health and beauty
• Venezuela's Chavez approaches victory fed by free stew
• U.S. distrust of Muslims runs deep
• Why I feel rankled by the privileges of rank
• Spy poison hanging over Putin's head
• In Brief
• Qarase returns to Fijian capital as coup looms
• Pope sorrowed by ordination
• Violence flares in Thailand
• Hamas government rejects demands that it resign
• Indonesia eyes path for ex- rebels to form party
• Cuba still views its military as powerful political bulwark
• At least 32 die in east India bridge mishap
• Shops dump Santas with 'Hitler salute'
• Better believe it: All publicity is good publicity for celebs
• Belgrade shows PRC film despite Chinese pressure
• Collingwood makes history as England sizzles
• Australians unperturbed by big deficit in 2nd test
• Mavs run wild to 12th straight win
• Devils' offense finally wakes up against Penguins
• Birds of Prey cannot stop stop Miller in downhill
• Sidelines
• Filipina repairing broken marriage
• A time of renewal, prayer
• In Brief
• Mudslides produce apocalyptic scenes in storm's wake
• Chemical spill forces thousands to flee homes, sickens twenty
• Woman who accused U.S. Marines of rape says she expects conviction
• Philippines buffeted by regular storms
• Pinoys learning basic computing
• Jesus' mother is our mother too
• Former Taiwan OFWs may get jobs in Subic
• Pinoy Gimik 1 wins basketball tournament
• Through the Eyes of the Seer
• 'Barcelona' makes Taiwan debut
• Sincere social consciousness
• Pinoy Express launches 'Christmas in Taiwan' essay-writing contest
• In Brief
• Ex-Cabinet minister vows to revive DPP's past glory
• Lung cancer research making breakthrough, experts report
• DPP to focus on 'getting out the vote'
• Thousands rally against Falun Gong persecution
• Candidates for Kaohsiung mayor elaborate election platforms on TV
• Indonesia's children regain hope from aid
• President's son shows proof of student status
• Rescuers reach ravaged Philippines region
• Pro-Syria protesters paralyze Beirut
• Two more test positive in radiation poisoning case
• Taiwan's leader stresses need for national unity
• A trip in pursuit of health and beauty
• Venezuela's Chavez approaches victory fed by free stew
• U.S. distrust of Muslims runs deep
• Co-chairmen of Iraq panel facing an uphill task
• Why I feel rankled by the privileges of rank
• Spy poison hanging over Putin's head
• In Brief
• Qarase returns to Fijian capital as coup looms
• Pope sorrowed by ordination
• Violence flares in Thailand
• Hamas government rejects demands that it resign
• Indonesia eyes path for ex- rebels to form party
• Cuba still views its military as powerful political bulwark
• At least 32 die in east India bridge mishap
• Shops dump Santas with 'Hitler salute'
• Collingwood makes history as England sizzles
• Australians unperturbed by big deficit in 2nd test
• Mavs run wild to 12th straight win
• Devils' offense finally wakes up against Penguins
• Birds of Prey cannot stop stop Miller in downhill
• Sidelines
• Filipina repairing broken marriage
• A time of renewal, prayer
• In Brief
• Mudslides produce apocalyptic scenes in storm's wake
• Chemical spill forces thousands to flee homes, sickens twenty
• Woman who accused U.S. Marines of rape says she expects conviction
• Philippines buffeted by regular storms
• Pinoys learning basic computing
• Jesus' mother is our mother too
• Former Taiwan OFWs may get jobs in Subic
• Pinoy Gimik 1 wins basketball tournament
• Overseas mom fears she will be returning to an empty nest
• Through the Eyes of the Seer
• 'Barcelona' makes Taiwan debut
• Sincere social consciousness
• Pinoy Express launches 'Christmas in Taiwan' essay-writing contest
• In Brief
• Ex-Cabinet minister vows to revive DPP's past glory
• Lung cancer research making breakthrough, experts report
• DPP to focus on 'getting out the vote'
• Thousands rally against Falun Gong persecution
• Candidates for Kaohsiung mayor elaborate election platforms on TV
• Indonesia's children regain hope from aid
• President's son shows proof of student status
• Rescuers reach ravaged Philippines region
• Pro-Syria protesters paralyze Beirut
• Two more test positive in radiation poisoning case
• Taiwan's leader stresses need for national unity
• Bangladesh president meets rival political leaders in efforts to end standoff
• Bangladesh president meets rival political leaders in efforts to end standoff
• Liberal Party casts ballots in wide-open race for next national leader
• Goalkeeper Ceni extends contract with Brazilian champion Sao Paulo
• In Muslim world, beach volleyball bikinis create cultural clash
• Arsenal beats Tottenham 3-0; Liverpool gets first away win of season
• China wins two women's classes on opening day
• 'Butley' Has Been With Lane Long Time
• Berlusconi bounces back at Rome rally a week after collapsing
• Klose's two goals lift Bremen top of Bundesliga
• Grenada releases 3 former soldiers convicted in 1983 coup
• Air Force radio frequency used for homeland security threats also jams garage door openers
• Celtic beats Aberdeen 1-0 in Scottish Premier League
• Basso distances himself from doping probe, looks forward to new challenge with Discovery
• Marwijk to step down as Borussia Dortmund coach
• China reasserts dominance with five of six golds on opening day of Asian Games swimming
• Bangladesh president meets political rivals in efforts to end standoff
• Former Russian PM Gaidar's health had changed radically, spokesman says
• Wyclef Jean calls for a 'new Haiti' at free concert
• Bush parries pressure to change course on Iraq
• Botswana opposition protests against Bushmen eviction
• Mel Gibson's casting of Indians for "Apocalypto" draws praise from American Indian leaders
• Yale Reopening Renowned Art Building
• Lyon edges Le Mans 1-0
• Leading scorers in the Bundesliga
• China sweeps early golds at Doha
• China sweeps early golds at Doha
• Daegu drums up athletics support in Doha
• Japan has mixed bag on first day of quest to win judo golds
• Japan has mixed bag on first day of quest to win judo golds
• Berlusconi bounces back at Rome rally a week after collapsing
• A night in New Orleans with Capote, a masked ball, memories of better times and the muse
• Yale Reopening Renowned Art Building
• Swedish champion Elfsborg edges Viborg 1-0
• Painter Roy Newell, abstract expressionist, dead at 92
• Klose's two goals lift Bremen top of Bundesliga
• Episcopal diocese in Fresno affirms ties to Anglican faith
• `Daily Show' Producer Leaving
• Edwards, Clark carry debt from unsuccessful 2004 White House bids
• Inter matches club record with 11th straight win
• Big Easy Recreates Capote's Masked Ball
• Gronholm increases lead in Wales Rally after second day
• Bangladesh president meets political rivals in efforts to end standoff
• Safin leads Russia to 2-1 lead over Argentina
• Inter matches club record with 11th straight win
• Man United goes six points clear; Arsenal beats Tottenham 3-0
• Shiite leader said to reassure Bush on Iran in White House meeting
• Iowa Democrats declare neutrality in 2008 caucuses, even with popular governor in the field
• Emmy-winning Comedy Central producer leaving 'The Daily Show' and 'The Colbert Report'
• Democratic chairman says party will defend 2006 gains 'by what we do, not we say'
• English Soccer Summaries
• Leading English goalscorers
• Man United goes six points clear; Arsenal beats Tottenham 3-0
• British solo sailors safe in Cape Town
• Shiite leader said to reassure Bush on Iran in White House meeting
• After winning downhill, Miller takes lead in first leg of giant slalom
• Germany sweeps women's World Cup luge race
• 'Daily Show,' 'Colbert' Producer Leaving
• Liberal Party casts ballots in wide-open race for next national leader
• South Korea, Bahrain have wins, set up group deciding encounter
• Mexico's Calderon pledges more money to military after unruly inauguration
• Olympiakos beats Kerkyra 2-0 to stay top of Greek league
• Mexico's Calderon pledges more money to military after unruly inauguration
• Kildow wins second World Cup downhill race of season
• Acting Cuban President Raul Castro trumpets rise of leftists in Latin America
• Bush may lift drilling ban in Alaska's Bristol Bay
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• 'Daily Show,' 'Colbert' Producer Leaving
• Inter matches club record with 11th straight win; Roma wins sixth straight
• Democratic chairman says party to defend gains in US congressional elections through action
• Barcelona held to 1-1 draw by Levante in the Spanish league