英文新聞列表 English News List

• Matsushita, Kenwood deny reports that Matsushita plans to sell JVC to Kenwood
• National security minister says calm will be preserved after Turkmen leader's death
• National security minister says calm will be preserved after Turkmen leader's death
• Shiite lawmakers meet Iraq's top Shiite cleric to discuss political coalition
• Philippines: Canceling US military exercise sets back armed forces modernization
• Adams' Pageant Celebrates Its 80th Year
• AP Poll: Santa Claus Endures in America
• Majority of Americans Believe in Angels
• Adams' Plays Celebrates Its 80th Anniv.
• Yosemite's Holiday Feast Marks 80 Years
• Yosemite's Holiday Feast Marks 80 Years
• Arab League chief says effort to end Lebanese crisis has neither succeeded or failed
• Arab League chief says effort to end Lebanese crisis has neither succeeded nor failed
• Malaysia floods displace over 90,000
• Internet catalog of Tehran cemetery allows Iranian Jews in U.S. and Israel to mourn relatives
• Bus Riders Get Gifts From Secret Santa
• Anglican leader: Iraq war has jeopardized Christians in the Mideast
• Eto'o back in training in January
• US senator urges India to go ahead with nuclear deal with United States
• Gunmen kill university professor in northwestern Pakistan
• Anglican leader: Iraq war has jeopardized Christians in the Mideast
• League Two side Wycombe drawn with Chelsea
• Lay funeral for Italian who fought for his right to die to be held Sunday
• League Two side Wycombe drawn with Chelsea
• Sinn Fein debates move to support Northern Ireland's police force
• Floods kills 13 in Aceh, North Sumatra provinces
• Floods kill 20, displace 170,000 in Malaysia and Indonesia
• Irish rocker, humanitarian Bono to receive honorary knighthood from Britain
• League Cup Draw
• Bono to Receive Honorary Knighthood
• Hadzibegic in negotiations over vacant Betis post
• Brazil's Cruzeiro releases midfielder Jonilson to Japanese club
• Bono to Receive Honorary Knighthood
• Gunmen kill university professor in northwestern Pakistan
• Azerbaijan may stop buying Russian gas because of sudden price hike, says its leader
• Arab League chief says effort to end Lebanese crisis has neither succeeded nor failed
• West Ham scoreless for eighth-straight away game in 0-0 draw with Fulham
• Bush hearing from new Pentagon chief as president works on new Iraq policy
• Aamodt gets another gold medal
• Bush urges prayers, gifts, gratitude for the troops in Iraq
• Former Vermont Sen. Robert Stafford dies at 93; college loan program named for him
• Rangers moves into second place in Scotland with win over Aberdeen
• Bangladesh political alliance threatens to boycott January polls unless date postponed
• In Brief
• Arroyo approves Christmas cease-fire with rebels
• DZJC radio reporter stabbed to death
• Xstrata to acquire major deposits of copper, gold in Philippines
• President seen as obstacle to change
• U.S. cancellation of exercises draws mixed responses
• Christmas is a time of new beginnings, says migrant
• Redi Money for my honey
• A taste of home at Pinoy Express
• Policarpio Street glows with the joy of the season
• A Pinoy Christmas in Kaohsiung
• FET launches IF pre-paid card international discount pack
• Christmas is not about presents, parties
• KaSaPi to spread some Yuletide cheer at Sanshia prison
• Finding the perfect gift
• JIL expands outreach ministries
• Donate to the victims of Typhoon Reming
• Christmas is where our home is
• Filipina willing to give her spouse a second chance
• Hsinchu talent search raises funds for typhoon victims
• Denver duo: dynamic or destructive?
• World Cup a distant dream for Brazil, Colombia
• Rape charges against Duke players dropped
• McGrath to retire after next year's Cup
• Phoenix falls prey to the NBA 'streakbusters'
• SidelineS
• South American soccer relies on player sales to survive, study says
• NFL suspends 49ers' Bryant
• Gimpy Barbaro receiving Christmas wishes
• Penguins could be on move to the West
• Bondra writes history with 500th career goal
• Tour Taiwan in style and comfort on the Tour Bus
• Northern Taiwan
• Enjoy bat meat for Christmas
• Rarely seen Sung Dynasty art on display at Palace Museum
• Events
• Theater
• Concerts
• Museums
• Galleries
• Families of condemned suffer in silence
• Darfur refugees rejecting U.N. attempts to relocate them
• Mistletoe prompts Christmas kisses, but it doesn't work as cure for cancer, study says
• Chic for Christmas trees
• Sleeping with dinosaurs beats the fantasy
• In Brief
• Russia hands over military base in Tbilisi to Georgia
• Nations circulate final draft of proposal on Iran sanctions
• Google rated second most popular site
• Catholic diocese in Rome deny funeral for euthanized Italian
• U.S. airstrike kills senior Taliban leader, military says
• Floods in southeast Asia displace thousands
• In Brief
• Initial probe rejects allegations of asphalt use in duck plucking
• Reward offered for reporting illicit firecracker factories
• KMT threatens to kill budget over party assets bill
• Hsu issue sparks clashes in Keelung
• President vows to implement reform of pension benefits
• Rights association names top violations
• Iraqi rebel group offers truce online for U.S. to leave country
• Sudan accepts scaled back U.N. peacekeeping role
• ExxonMobile Valdez payment cut to US$2.5b by U.S. court
• Teng, daughter ordered to pay NT$60m
• Matsu should not just entertain, Su says
• TSU discusses selection of new party leader
• Taiwan embarks on new certification system for mountain guides
• Defensive clause in Referendum Act challenged
• Inter matches record with 11th straight league win
• Reports: France's premier says he was 'not an actor' in smear campaign against Sarkozy
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Rangers moves into second place in Scotland with win over Aberdeen
• Andean coca spat exposes growing rift over Washington's drug war
• Man United beats Aston Villa 3-0 to stay top of Premier League at halfway stage
• Hand-Built 'Cathedral' Headache for Town
• Leader Lyon held 0-0 by Monaco; Sochaux rallied to beat Nancy
• Bus Riders Get Gifts From Secret Santa
• Bono to Receive Honorary Knighthood
• Enke extends contract at Hannover
• Bush hearing from new Pentagon chief as president works on new Iraq policy
• Ullrich confident he can compete again
• Judge: Let 'Teddy Bear' Students Return
• U.S. judge orders school to reinstate students it expelled over 'teddy bear attack' movie
• Former Canadian gold medalist arrested on charge of abducting daughter
• Nets lose Krstic for season with knee injury
• Decade after slaying of JonBenet Ramsey, mystery and fascination remain
• Nets lose Krstic for season with knee injury
• Federal prosecutors urge court to jail Chronicle reporters
• Man United two points ahead of Chelsea at halfway stage of Premier League
• English Scoring Leaders
• English Soccer Summaries
• Yankees hit with $26 million luxury tax, raising total to nearly $98 million
• English Soccer Capsules
• Lawyer Wants 2nd Chance for Beauty Queen
• Man United two points ahead of Chelsea at halfway stage of Premier League
• Leader Lyon held 0-0 by Monaco
• Arab League chief says effort to end Lebanese crisis has neither succeeded nor failed
• Former US Senator Robert Stafford dies at 93
• Alfredsson's pair helps extend Philadelphia losing streak
• Bono to Receive Honorary Knighthood
• Ex-Miss Nevada USA Apologizes for Photos
• Mexico's lower house approves spending bill with pensions for elderly, cuts to judiciary
• Holiday travel mess continues despite Denver airport's reopening
• Ex-Miss Nevada USA Apologizes for Photos
• Matzo Ball Parties Set for 6 U.S. Cities
• PSV beats Willem II 4-0
• Christmas Brings Strange Seasonal Crimes
• Bush meets with new defense secretary to discuss overhaul of Iraq strategy
• Leader Lyon held 0-0 by Monaco
• McGrath to retire after next year's World Cup
• Old ice hockey stick sold for $2.2 million
• SEC asks to review Digital River's options documents
• Viv Richards heading Windies All Star team against World XI
• Holiday travel mess continues despite Denver airport's reopening
• Viv Richards heading Windies All Star team against World XI
• Captain Smith says Proteas can still overcome India
• RV 'Village' Stands Out in Tony Austin
• Bono to Receive Honorary Knighthood
• Ex-Miss Nevada USA Apologizes for Photos
• Govinda Chooses Movies Over Politics
• Christmas Brings Strange Seasonal Crimes
• 'Burning Love' Songwriter Dies at 63
• Secretary-General expresses concern at Libyan court's decision in AIDS trial
• Prolific country songwriter Dennis Linde, who wrote Elvis' `Burning Love,' dies at 63
• 'Burning Love' Songwriter Linde Dies
• Florida congresswoman acknowledges calling for Castro's assassination
• Southeast Asia hunts exotic wildlife dealers who supply pets to West, fancy food to China
• Floods kill 20, displace 170,000 in Malaysia and Indonesia
• Nazi archive sheds new light on vast network of concentration camps
• Tapped-out trees may pose threat to plant that was gift of the Magi
• Population shifts, changing habits put U.S. Roman Catholic churches up for sale
• Afghan street children finding way out of poverty through job training programs
• Trump Sues in American Flag Dispute
• Trump Sues Town in American Flag Flap
• Ex-Miss Nevada USA Seeks a 2nd Chance
• Yosemite's Holiday Feast Marks 80 Years
• Yosemite's Holiday Feast Marks 80 Years
• "The French Broad" Author Dykeman Dies
• 'The French Broad' Author Dykeman Dies
• "The French Broad" author Dykeman dies at age 86
• Bush meets with new defense secretary to discuss overhaul of Iraq strategy
• Trump Sues Town in American Flag Flap
• Bush meets with new US defense secretary to discuss overhaul of Iraq strategy
• Colo Colo wins Chile's Clausura
• Ex-Miss Nevada USA Apologizes for Photos
• Iguodala's 20 heads Philadelphia defeat of Knicks
• Tumbleweeds, Not Snow, Invade Colo. Town
• South Korea slaughters thousands of pigs to stem spread of bird flu
• Bulls say Andriuskevicius recovering from minor skull fracture
• Rebels kill 14 soldiers during ambush in southern Colombia
• Chiefs defeat Raiders 20-9, end NFL losing streak
• Utah wins sixth straight college bowl game
• Turkmen's national security minister says calm will be preserved after leader's death
• Yao fractures bone under knee, out 6 weeks
• NYC Disc Jockey Shot 13 Times Dies
• Iguodala's 20 heads Philadelphia defeat of Knicks
• New defense secretary working out details of fresh Iraq strategy
• South Korea slaughters thousands of pigs to stem spread of bird flu
• Alfredsson's pair helps extend Philadelphia losing streak
• Chiefs defeat Raiders 20-9, end NFL losing streak
• NYC disc jockey shot 13 times earlier this month dies; investigation remains open
• China's parliament takes up new version of private property law
• Niyazov's death may spur other Central Asian autocrats to work out succession plans
• China's parliament takes up law to equalize taxes on foreign, domestic companies
• Decade after slaying of JonBenet Ramsey, mystery and fascination remain
• England needs quick revival or future series could be affected, says Hoggard
• Japan's Cabinet approves first budget increase in 2 years
• Bangladesh says a political alliance agrees to participate in elections
• NYC Disc Jockey Shot 13 Times Dies
• NYC disc jockey shot 13 times earlier this month dies; investigation remains open
• Japan urges Iran to suspend nuclear activities following U.N. Security Council resolution
• Body of Turkmenistan's autocratic leader taken to mosque for burial
• Thai finance minister says capital controls were bid to save the country
• Senior Taliban leader killed in U.S. airstrike in Afghanistan, military says
• Bangladesh says a political alliance agrees to participate in elections
• Moderate earthquake strikes off Papua New Guinea
• Floods kill more than 70 on Indonesia's Sumatra island
• Body of Turkmenistan's autocratic leader taken to mosque for burial
• Bangladesh says a political alliance agrees to participate in elections
• China's parliament takes up measures to update property, tax laws
• Floods kill more than 70 on Indonesia's Sumatra island
• Lay funeral for Italian who fought for his right to die to take place outside church
• Identity of slain Taliban leader confirmed through forensic analysis, U.S. military says
• Next UN chief visits South Korea ahead of official inauguration
• Lay funeral for Italian who fought for his right to die takes place outside church
• Iguodala's 20 heads Philadelphia defeat of Knicks
• Turkmens mourn autocratic leader after two decades of his rule
• Panda gives birth to twins in western Japan, mother and babies in good condition
• Alfredsson's pair helps extend Philadelphia losing streak
• Minister says Germany likely will raise 2007 economic growth forecast
• Floods kill more than 70 in Indonesia, Malaysia
• Christmas Brings Strange Seasonal Crimes
• Gardner Skipped Opening Night for Speech
• Identity of slain Taliban leader confirmed through forensic analysis, U.S. military says
• Man Who Inspired B.O. Hit Skips Opening
• Karen rebel leader Bo Mya dies at 79
• China to let 9 foreign banks incorporate, in step toward retail business
• Lay funeral for Italian who fought for his right to die takes place outside church
• Chelsea owner Abramovich signals end to extravagant spending
• West Ham and Man City appeal players' red cards
• Russian steeplechaser Ivanova banned for two years
• Bush makes Christmas Eve calls to troops
• Top order changes likely for South Africa and India
• English Soccer Fixtures
• FIFA says it won't have to immediately obey court ruling on World Cup sponsorship
• Abramovich sees Chelsea cutting payroll
• England needs revival in Ashes or future series could be affected, says Hoggard
• Rough conditions seen for Sydney to Hobart race
• Inter mounts comeback to equal victories record
• Knight milestone an insult to game
• Chelsea win fails to impress grumpy Mourinho
• Greet 2007 at Evergreen Taichung
• Regent Beijing opens its doors
• Lakeshore offers rate discount
• Sunworld Dynasty offers holiday specials
• Golfers thank CAL for support
• Nantou ceramics & bamboo arts festival starts
• Hualien supplying five-star hotel with chemical-free food produce
• Once great NFL rivalry plummets to new depths
• Minnesota gets Christmas gift in Wild overtime win against Detroit
• Yao Ming hurts knee, will miss six weeks
• Evergreen and COSCON upgrade their Far East-Red Sea service
• CKYH Alliance to rearrange European routes next year
• Singapore to step up checking of U.S.-bound sea containers
• IADA to introduce 2007 rate recovery
• MOTC plans to develop deep-water ports
• European stocks seen setting new records
• Analysts see Toyota as No. 1 in 2007
• French wine exports see record year
• Germany to boost 2007 economic forecast, says economic minister
• Shopping, security worries pervade Christmas eve in Asia
• Japan's 2006 a year of growth and unease
• Capital controls were bid to save Thailand economy, says minister
• Beijing takes up measures to update property, tax laws
• In Brief
• Restaurant under fire after music it played triggers woman's seizure
• Study finds people tend to give more when others are watching
• Tourism should tell Taiwan's true stories
• Too fat, too thin? Let people decide own weight
• Indonesia struggles to prepare amid warnings of second tsunami
• Population shifts are putting Catholic churches up for sale
• Job training programs take Afghan kids out of poverty
• Niyazov's death may spur work on succession plans
• In Brief
• Pakistan and India agree to carry out survey of disputed border estuary
• Floods leave over 70 dead in Indonesia
• Longtime Myanmar rebel leader dead at 79, guerrilla group says
• Attack fears mar Christmas in Pakistan
• U.S. military 'sure' they killed Taliban leader in airstrike
• In Brief
• Seven killed as Darfur rebels clash with government
• Muted Christmas for Gaza Christians amidst continuing violence
• San Francisco Zoo investigates Siberian tiger attack
• Rebels attack Colombian army patrol
• Gates confers with Bush on Iraq
• Crowds turn out to mourn death of Turkmen leader
• In Brief
• Lu urges a quick ruling on case against first lady
• Uncertainties seen in Kaohsiung, Taipei councilor speaker elections
• Legislature to discuss referendum draft changes
• Economic woes seen hurting charities
• KMT reiterates support for recall of Keelung mayor
• Council of Indigenous Peoples fetes 10th anniversary milestone
• Taiwan steps up sea patrol in disputed waters
• Successful examinees receive new mountain guide certification
• Taipei mayor urges preserving traditional Chinese characters
• Ethiopian forces confirm attack on Somali Islamists
• Olmert meets with Abbas, promises to unfreeze US$100m in funds
• Iran defiant in face of EU sanctions
• Grounded Malta ship leaks 110 tons of fuel
• High-speed rail wins approval from MOTC
• Corruption of any form unacceptable
• High speed rail to usher in spatial revolution
• Taiwan swears in mayors in two largest cities
• Perng urges currency exchange with China
• Chen agrees to name new Control Yuan members
• Official: Georgia and Turkey agree on sharing gas from massive Caspian field
• Ajax, AZ Alkmaar fall further behind PSV in Dutch league
• Gaza's Roman Catholic leader calls off midnight Mass due to violence
• Man Who Inspired Hit Film Skips Opening
• Procrastinating shoppers pick up last-minute items the day before Christmas
• Wall Street set to close year with relatively little trading
• Laura Bush says she first thought skin cancer was an insect bite
• Papadopulo replaces Zeman as Lecce's coach
• Veteran Brazil defender Antonio Carlos to play for Santos
• Egyptian woman dies of bird flu as 2 other family members battle the disease
• Christmas taking on a deeper meaning for Wade
• Pardew appointed Charlton coach after Reed leaves the Premier League club
• Congress report rebukes FBI for not fully investigating Oklahoma City bombing
• Melancholic 'River' Popular Holiday Tune
• Goodyear's striking workers hopeful about tentative deal
• Nigerian archbishop contacts Episcopalians in US state Virginia
• Anglican leader says many Israelis and Palestinians believe there is no prospect of negotiated peace
• PBS Show Focuses on Military Families
• Turks and Caicos to raise hourly minimum wage by 11 percent
• Patriots down Jaguars and secure division title, Texans upset Colts
• Chad's president and rebel group sign cease-fire in Libya
• Peyton Manning sets record, tops 4,000 yards for seventh season
• Lions fans stage protest during game with Bears
• Uri Dan, veteran Israeli journalist and friend of Sharon, dies at 71
• Turkmens mourn autocratic leader after two decades of his rule
• Hong Kong takes a bite out of the Big Apple, surpasses New York in attracting IPOs
• Australia looks for fourth win in a row; Flintoff to start despite sore ankle
• Lay funeral held outside a Rome church for Italian who fought for his right to die
• PART I: Come, or we'll kill you _ worlds collide in Iraq kidnapping
• PART II: A tip brings quick action in search for abducted contractor
• The key to getting through a Nordic winter? Lighten up!
• Rivalry between 2 women fuels Bangladesh crisis
• Tough conditions predicted for start of annual bluewater classic
• After an execution, families of the condemned often suffer silently
• Henner Weds College Roommate's Ex-Beau
• Joni Mitchell's Un-Christmas Song
• Melancholic 'River' Popular Holiday Tune
• Man Who Inspired 'Happyness' Skips Debut
• Actress Marilu Henner marries college roommate's ex-boyfriend
• Patriots down Jaguars and secure division title, Texans upset Colts
• Dench Says She Fears Being Out of Work
• From Santa Claus to giant holiday trees, Christmas is all the rage in Muslim Dubai
• Report Rebukes FBI Over Okla. City Probe
• Henner Weds College Roommate's Ex-Beau
• Denver airport operating at capacity as passengers scramble to get home for Christmas
• Vietnamese police bust major soccer betting ring, detaining 18 people
• Japanese stocks lower in early trade, dollar rise against yen
• NKorean media says giant halo marked anniversary of leader Kim's rise to top military post
• James Brown Hospitalized With Pneumonia
• Indonesia rushes relief to flood-ravaged Sumatra island
• U.S. stores look to post-Christmas sales after weekend's business not as robust as expected
• Taiwan's high speed rail system gets government green light
• 2 Nikko Cordial executives to resign over accounting scandal
• Chinese director Zhang Yimou dismisses criticism of big-budget epics
• Hawaii Bowl: Hawaii beats Arizona State 41-24
• Thai stocks edge down on profit-taking by local players
• Congress report rebukes FBI for Oklahoma City investigation
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar rise against yen
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar rise against yen
• Taiwan shares drop slightly due to weak financial sector
• Taiwan Central Bank to stop currency from rising on foreign speculative fund flows
• Taiwan Central Bank to stop currency from rising on foreign speculative fund flows
• Support rate for new Japanese prime minister drops
• Dollar higher against yen in Asia amid thin holiday trading
• Dollar higher against yen in Asia amid thin holiday trading
• Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• 'Godfather of Soul' James Brown Dies
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• 'Godfather of Soul' James Brown Dies
• 'Godfather of Soul' James Brown Dies
• Japan's Inpex, Mitsui Oil Exploration win license to develop Libiyan oil field
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Farmer in eastern India chops off low caste girl's fingers: report
• Australia looks for fourth win in a row; Flintoff to start despite sore ankle
• Australia looks for fourth win in a row; Flintoff to start despite sore ankle
• 'Godfather of Soul' James Brown Dies
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar rise against yen
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar rise against yen
• Pakistan's first female army cadets become honor guards at mausoleum of father of nation
• China Life prospects help lift China stocks to another high
• China Life prospects help lift China stocks to another high
• Tokyo slips, Shanghai hits new record in limited Asian Christmas trading
• Tokyo slips, Shanghai hits new record in limited Asian Christmas trading
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• China says it will keep currency at stable level
• Thai government fires 5 officials for failing to tax former PM's family
• Defense minister orders dismantling of checkpoints restricting travel in West Bank
• Tokyo slips, Shanghai hits new record in limited Asian Christmas trading
• Tokyo slips, Shanghai hits new record in limited Asian Christmas trading
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Thai stocks edge up on profit-taking by local players
• Kyrgyz Parliament narrowly fails to pass changes expanding president's powers
• Kyrgyz Parliament narrowly fails to pass changes expanding president's powers
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Nikko Cordial executives to resign over accounting scandal
• Nikko Cordial executives to resign over accounting scandal
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Japanese economy recovering but private consumption weak, report says
• Pope Benedict XVI urges solution to conflicts everywhere in Christmas speech
• Asian Christians pack churches, soldiers in Afghanistan throw snowballs on white Christmas
• Schwarzenegger Breaks Leg in Ski Mishap
• Senior Chinese official says Japan ties at new starting point
• Chinese Communist Party warns corruption 'serious'
• Chinese Communist Party warns corruption 'serious'
• Indonesia rushes relief to flood-ravaged Sumatra island
• Turkmenistan's new leader a little-known figure
• Mirko Sandic, former Yugoslavia's water polo star dies at 64
• Mirko Sandic, former Yugoslav water polo star, dies at 64
• Japanese government sets up panel to discuss counterintelligence measures
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Kazakh president lifts ban on public protests during elections
• Sluggish consumption hurting Japanese economy, report says; BOJ cautious of rate hike
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• 'Godfather of Soul' James Brown Dies
• Boy, 15, Charged With Driving Stolen Bus
• Beer Pints Issued With Police Dept. Logo
• British queen calls for respect of elderly in annual Christmas address
• In Norway, priest apologizes to neighbors after church bells ring for five hours
• Sailors of Jordanian ship arrive in Colombo from Tamil rebel territory after 3-day ordeal
• Bolivia to deport outspoken Cuban dissident
• Discover Taiwan through tour bus
• DPP divided on combing elections
• Man United hopes lead holds in 2007
• Federer sees no letup in tennis dominance
• Australia looks for fourth win in a row
• Weak NFC's playoff scenarios sad and sadder
• Casio introduces 7th edition of 'Puppy Garden'
• Le jeu du pain makes its debut
• Far Eastern bags award again
• Regent presents Chestnut Desserts
• Shin Kong, My Humble House ink pact
• Regent Taipei wins hotel safety award
• TAA calls for high quality media
• Sidelines
• Hurdling star Liu looks toward 2012
• Brewers sign steady Suppan
• Twenty questions with Kobe Bryant
• Thin turnover leaves Taiex little changed
• ICBC overtakes HSBC as world's 3rd-largest bank
• Dollar gains on strong U.S. data, Japanese uncertainty
• BOJ remains cautious about rate hike
• Thin turnover leaves Taiex little changed
• ICBC overtakes HSBC as world's 3rd-largest bank
• Dollar gains on strong U.S. data, Japanese uncertainty
• BOJ remains cautious about rate hike
• Chinese karaoke parlors to start paying royalties
• Qingdao Haier to award 80 million shares as incentive to executives
• Thailand central bank admits making currency control error
• CBC urges allowing NT dollar-yuan currency exchange
• In Brief
• Frequent childbirth, rigors of child rearing hurting mother's health, study finds
• China set to keep weather forecasts as national secrets, says newspaper
• Hand-built 'cathedral' proves a headache for Spanish officials
• Why cousin marriage matters in Iraq
• Web revolution overstated
• Anti-Israel 'rabbis' face fallout for attending Holocaust conference
• Nativists fanning the flames of U.S. immigration debate
• Chavez targeting homeless problem in Venezuela
• Vietnam changes policy as AIDS epidemic shifts
• In Brief
• Christmas brings only sadness in devastated Philippines village
• Adoption laws in China to be made stricter
• Rescued Jordanian vessel's crew transported to Sri Lankan capital
• New troubles for Aceh as floods kill 90
• Asian Christians snub terror risk and fill churches
• In Brief
• WHO confirms bird flu death in Egypt, bringing total to eight
• British, Iraqi military destroy Basra police station
• Israel may force Hamas officials out
• South Africa bus crash kills 12
• In Brief
• 'Ma Ying-jeou myth' has been shattered, DPP chairman claims
• Parties invited to offer nominees for Control Yuan
• Ex-NSC official indicted on corruption charges
• Pundit urges new outlook toward national identity
• Su praises high-speed rail; KMT, PFP doubt its safety
• James Brown, 'Godfather of Soul,' dies aged 73
• Japan executes death row inmates
• Ethiopian jets strike Mogadishu airfields
• Incoming mayors inaugurated
• Local baseball bemoans declining fans in stands
• Valentine seeks to revive 'game of life' in Asia
• Forum supports building cutting-edge service sector
• Sinyi Realty sees property market revival next year
• Twu denies making advances toward male at KTV party
• MAC vows to hold discussions with Legislature on direct links
• Council of Labor Affairs lifts ban on pregnant foreign workers effective November
• CLA chair commends Taiwan's contribution to APEC meeting
• DPP mayoral candidate blasts stadium placement proposal
• Palau, Taiwan airlines sign wet-lease accord
• Ex-president to visit Japan, claims daily
• In Brief
• Forum supports building cutting-edge service sector
• Sinyi Realty sees property market revival next year
• Taiwan rows to silver on day of disappointment
• 326,460 more ID cards to be renewed in Taipei City
• Jaw Shaw-kong becomes new boss of BCC
• DOLE advises employers on pay rules for Yuletide regular, special holidays
• Philippines to aim for 'Brain Gain' from global OFW deployment
• Child laborers' educational, food, and other wishes granted through Project Angel Tree
• Filipina gives her marriage a second chance
• Government should get involved in establishing "Chen Ding-nan Memorial Hall"
• Gazprom offers Belarus US$80 gas price on tough conditions, threatens cutoff if no deal
• Egyptian girl dies of bird flu, the country's 9th avian flu death this year
• Printers' union chief, leader of a paralyzing 1963 strike, dies
• Turkmen opposition urges West to push for democratic election in their country
• Federal auditors: With $1 billion already wasted, more Katrina abuse yet to emerge
• Manchester United leads Premier League at Christmas, also aims to see in 2007 at the top
• James Brown Was the Ultimate Showman
• Mourinho praises Porto as best group of players he's coached
• Pioneering surgeon DeBakey talks about undergoing the operation he developed
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• Longtime President of CBS Dies at 98
• Giant snowman rises even bigger in Alaska neighborhood
• Daly Denies Rivalry to Replace Clark
• Flintoff wins toss, England to bat
• Heat 101, Lakers 85
• Despite laws, gay wedding industry booms
• Survivors of Attica prison riot press on for release of records
• Gazprom offers Belarus gas at US$80, threatens cutoff if no deal
• Water-short African states near an ancient, elusive goal: a pact to share the Nile
• Mother of mercy, RICO statute lives on
• Mao Zedong: a monster or an authentic Chinese hero?
• MySpace users tempting targets for digital vandals, identity thieves
• Imbalance between download, upload 'Net speeds is source of frustration as Web sharing grows
• Slower uploads are the result of mostly technical constraints
• No miracles, just hard work: Asian giants China and India strive to keep economies booming
• Gallagher Sued for Breach of Contract
• PBS Special Highlights Parents at War
• Japan's nationwide consumer price index rise 0.2 percent in December
• Michael Jackson sues former accountants claiming they failed to pay his bills
• In long shot 2008 presidential bid, Biden touts value of experience
• Despite laws, gay wedding industry booms
• Jackson Sues Former Accountants
• Daly Denies Rivalry to Replace Clark
• Garcia leads Eagles over Cowboys 23-7
• Poor record keeping plagues Bush AIDS effort in developing countries
• England struggles to 36-1 at lunch
• 'Tis Season for Nearly Nude Calendars
• 'Godfather of Soul' James Brown Dies
• Sri Lanka erects first of 100 tsunami warning towers to mark disaster anniversary
• Japanese pet owners turn to acupuncture, underwater treadmills in nation of aging animals
• Japanese key stock index higher, dollar up vs yen in early trade
• Wild Oats XI leads fleet out of Sydney Harbour
• Longtime President of CBS Dies at 98
• Boy Sentenced for Driving Stolen Bus
• Congress' first Muslim lawmaker tells U.S. Muslims to stand up for justice
• New Zealand wins by five wickets in Twenty20 match
• South Korea to pay men who promise not to buy sex after year-end parties
• South Korea to pay men who promise not to buy sex after year-end parties
• Quotes About the Death of James Brown
• Japan's nationwide consumer price index rise 0.2 percent in December
• Jolie, Pitt spends Christmas with refugees in Costa Rica
• Brown's Widow Fights for Access to Home
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar up vs yen.
• Japan jobless rate falls, prices rise, but no quick rate hike seen
• Japanese woman given 20 months in prison for injuring her neighbor with loud music
• Japanese woman given 20 months in prison for injuring her neighbor with loud music
• Tuesday's forecast calls for sales, as December's end becomes more important to retailers
• Warne takes 700th wicket in penultimate test
• Change in U.S. Congress boosts prospects for Armenian genocide resolution
• Best Buy opens first China outlet, vying for share of overcrowded market
• Schwarzenegger Returns for Surgery
• Taiwan shares rise to fresh six-year high
• Japanese recipient gets suspended prison term over kidney trade
• China Life to set price this week for IPO expected to raise up to US$3.6 billion
• Ex-SKorean defense chiefs, generals demand presidential apology over derogatory remarks
• Turkmenistan's top law body to set date for election to replace late authoritarian leader
• Turkmenistan's top law body to set date for election to replace late authoritarian leader
• Dollar higher against yen in Asian trading
• Ashes: Warne gets 700th wicket; England out for 159
• Oil prices hold above US$62 a barrel; market watching U.S. weather
• Japanese stocks rise to 7-month high, dollar up vs yen.
• 'Tis Season for Nearly Nude Calendars
• Sharpton Loses Mentor in Soul Man Brown
• Sharpton Loses Mentor in Soul Man Brown
• Sharpton Loses Mentor in Soul Man Brown
• Ashes: Warne gets wickets 700-704, puts Australia in control
• Turkmenistan's top law body to set date for election to replace late authoritarian leader
• SKorean shares fall on losses in transportation shares
• Turkmenistan's top law body to set date for election to replace late authoritarian leader
• China shares hit another record, but fall back from peak; yuan steady against dollar
• China shares hit another record, but fall back from peak; yuan steady against dollar
• China unveils auto investment curbs in latest step to control economic boom
• Malaysian shares fall in quiet trade
• Japan's development assistance rises nearly 50 percent in 2005
• Warne surpasses 700 test wickets with another five-wicket haul
• Thailand says currency control measures could remain in place for months
• South Africa wins toss and bats against India in second test
• 2 killed as heavy fog in China causes accidents, strands airline passengers
• Chinese oil tycoon detained for alleged financial crimes
• U.S. military death toll in Iraq exceeds number of deaths in Sept. 11, 2001 attacks
• Japan's largest satellite fails to unfold antenna
• Candidates file papers to contest Bangladesh polls; clashes reported between rivals
• Candidates file papers to contest Bangladesh polls; clashes reported between rivals
• Japan's development assistance rises nearly 50 percent in 2005
• Tokyo hits 7-month high, Shanghai breaks record, other Asian markets quiet
• Tokyo hits 7-month high, Shanghai breaks record, other Asian markets quiet
• South Africa at 67-3 on first day of second test against India
• Candidates file papers to contest Bangladesh polls; clashes reported between rivals
• Candidates file papers to contest Bangladesh polls; clashes reported between rivals
• Pres. Mubarak says new laws in 2007 will improve democracy in Egypt
• Candidates file papers to contest Bangladesh polls; clashes reported between rivals
• Turkmenistan sets Feb. 11 date for election to replace late authoritarian leader
• Researchers: Giant, prehistoric animals in Australia likely driven to extinction by humans
• Turkmenistan sets Feb. 11 date for election replace late authoritarian leader
• Kyrgyz pro-government parties urge president to dissolve parliament
• Tokyo hits 7-month high, Shanghai breaks record, other Asian markets quiet
• Tokyo hits 7-month high, Shanghai breaks record, other Asian markets quiet
• Indonesian shares down on profit-taking in bank sector amid thin holiday trade
• Russia, Belarus in talks on gas supplies amid threats of halt in deliveries
• Calif. Gov to Have Surgery on Broken Leg
• Pres. Mubarak says new laws in 2007 will improve democracy in Egypt
• Calif. Gov to Have Surgery on Broken Leg
• Comedians Serve Up Free Christmas Meals
• Calif. Gov to Have Surgery on Broken Leg
• 4 years later, military deaths in Iraq exceed toll from Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks
• China, Japan launch study group to bridge differences on war history
• U.S. stores open doors for post-Christmas shopping
• Delphi to receive $1 million grant from NASA, state, to develop welding process for spacecraft
• Paul Rodriguez, Dane Cook and other comedians serve up free meal and laughs for Christmas
• Schwarzenegger to Have Surgery on Leg
• Scolari says signing for England before World Cup would have betrayed Portugal
• Noted economist tapped to head Japan government's tax commission
• Nearly 170 schoolchildren hospitalized in India after eating candies at birthday party
• Turkmenistan sets Feb. 11 date for election replace late authoritarian leader
• Prince, Gibbs lead South Africa's comeback
• Turkmenistan sets Feb. 11 date for election replace late authoritarian leader
• U.S. stores count on post-Christmas shopping to meet sales goals
• Iraqi fugitive Cabinet minister is in Jordan, Jordan's PM says
• Federer wants to win first French Open title and fifth Wimbledon in 2007
• Industry group gives scientists the go-ahead for genetically engineered peanuts
• Legendary Singer James Brown Dies at 73
• PSV Eindhoven draws 1-1 at Feyenoord in Dutch league
• Japanese scientists unfold huge antennae on country's largest satellite
• Cuban-born Rep. Sires gets jump on new members of Congress
• Reports: Turkmenistan's interim leader wins approval to run for president
• Kyrgyz pro-government parties urge president to dissolve parliament
• Iraqi fugitive Cabinet minister is in Jordan, Jordan's PM says
• Fans pay tribute to 'Godfather of Soul;' singer James Brown dies of heart failure at 73
• Turkmenistan's interim leader to stand for presidency on Feb. 11
• Fans pay tribute to 'Godfather of Soul;' singer James Brown dies of heart failure at 73
• Favorite Kauto Star wins King George VI Chase
• James Brown Remembered Around the World
• Brown's Partner Denied Access to Home
• Pakistan says it will fence, mine parts of Afghan border to stop militants
• Turkmenistan's interim leader to stand for presidency on Feb. 11
• Chelsea stumbles in title chase after own-goal gives Reading 2-2 draw
• South Korean foreign minister in Japan to discuss nuclear standoff, strained relations
• Kumble takes two late wickets as South Africa finishes first day on 257-8
• 4 years later, U.S. military deaths in Iraq exceed toll from Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks
• Russia, Belarus in talks on gas supplies amid threats of halt in deliveries
• Bombings kill at least 44 in Iraq; U.S. military announces seven soldier deaths
• Emirates says Airbus delivery delay has hurt badly, wants compensation
• Pardew looking for Charlton to fight for Premier League survival
• US survey of small-business owners: Minimum wage hike to have little effect on labor costs
• Favorite Kauto Star wins King George VI Chase
• Grumpy Johnson has been a bad fit in the Big Apple
• Woods adds another award to his resume
• Heat's Mourning a gift wrapped in muscles
• Warne surpasses 700 wickets as England crumbles
• Kenzo Amour marketed
• Festival set menu at Landis Taipei
• Strawberry special at Cha Lounge
• China Airlines renews IOSA registration
• Right mattress, pleasant surroundings said helpful to solve insomnia
• Year-end/spring wine feast at Regent
• New Zealand evens one-day series against sputtering Sri Lanka
• Reid and his cliches find way to playoffs
• Taiex edges up on year-end window dressing
• Dollar gains on yen after Japanese data
• In Brief
• ThyssenKrupp takes legal action against Mittal over Dofasco agreement
• China unveils car investment control move
• MySpace users fight spammers, identity thieves
• Iran's oil exports seen possibly drying up in 10 years
• Consumer prices rise in Japan even as jobless rate falls
• Chunghwa Telecom to buy Senao stake
• Best Buy opens first PRC outlet, vying for slice of crowded market
• Chinese Petroleum announces further cuts to local gas prices
• China, India strive to maintain growth
• In Brief
• Strange tales of 2006
• Stress? What stress? Run it off, cry it out, sleep it away
• Brown's widow, son denied access to home
• Longevity gene seen protecting brain functions among elderly
• Business for pet care seen booming in Japan
• What your alma mater does
• Escaping corruption's grip
• KMT must stop sabotaging Taiwan's foreign links
• In Brief
• Asian nations remember 230,000 killed by Indian Ocean tsunami
• Recipient gets jail time over kidney trade in Japan
• Two fired for diesel spill in China's Yangtze River
• Philippine group calls for rebel recruits
• Candidates file papers for polls in Bangladesh; clashes reported
• Indonesia steps up efforts to help flood victims
• In Brief
• Pope pays tribute to Catholics persecuted for faith and loyalty
• Turkmenistan to elect leader February 11
• West Bank settlement approved by Israel for first time in decade
• Nuclear plant design rules seen lacking
• Car bombs kill dozens in Iraq; U.S. death toll tops 9-11
• In Brief
• Youth Travel Card promoted as indispensable travel partner
• Official touts interviewing of Chinese spouses
• High-speed railway police established
• Ministry to publicize rail safety report
• Special arms budget finally to be reviewed
• Control Yuan member impasse at a key crossroad
• Presidential critic purchases major broadcasting station
• A city whose inhabitants are happy and healthy
• Twenty-four die in fire in central Philippines department store
• Islamic forces retreating in Somalia, leader says
• Pipeline blast in Lagos kills at least 200, Red Cross says
• Kuo questioned on bribery allegations
• Powerful earthquakes rock Taiwan
• Taiwan Big Lotto eluded top-prize winner for a succession of nine times
• New offensive needed in diplomacy
• Former transportation minister Kuo released on NT$600,000 bail
• President's son-in-law sentenced to six years in jail for insider trading
• TESDA launches Kasosyo project to generate more jobs in the Philippines
• Philippines, Korea inaugurate IT center in Metro Manila
• Chen urges Legislature to facilitate arms budget review
• Taiwan Big Lotto fans looking at record-breaking jackpot
• More time is needed to recommend Control Yuan members: Ma
• Legislative caucuses to amend election rules
• DPP not to recommend Control Yuan members
• Smaller merchants may have trouble getting `safe' mark under program coming to Web
• Manufacturers' trade group forecasts 'soft landing' for U.S. economy in 2007
• Senator vows to fight President Bush if more troops sent to Iraq
• Bonds, oil send stocks up in light post-holiday trading
• ThyssenKrupp launches legal action to secure Dofasco acquisition
• Biden vows to fight president if more troops sent to Iraq
• Man United beats Wigan 3-1 to extend lead in Premier League; Chelsea draws 2-2 with Reading
• PSV Eindhoven draws 1-1 at Feyenoord in Dutch league
• Celtic rallies to draw 2-2 with Dundee; Hearts beats Hibernian 3-2
• Belarusians gird for cold winter as Russia threatens gas shut-off
• Amazon.com says 2006 holiday shopping season was 'best ever'
• Germany upsets United States 2-1; Belarus stuns Finland 4-3
• Kumble takes two late wickets as South Africa finishes first day on 257-8
• Manufacturers' trade group forecasts 'soft landing' for U.S. economy in 2007
• John Heath-Stubbs, whose poetry was inspired by classical myth, dies at 88
• Anadarko Petroleum agrees o sell 2 Louisiana oil fields to Exco Resources for $1.6B
• Scary Fairy Tale From Guillermo Del Toro
• Amazon.com says 2006 holiday shopping season was 'best ever'
• Huddlestone agrees to 4 1/2 year contract extension with Spurs
• Garner and Affleck's Daughter Baptized
• Study suggests losing weight cuts risk for an aggressive form of prostate cancer
• A last chance to keep full status on tour
• Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's daughter, Violet, baptized at Charleston, W.Va., church
• Goodyear shares hit 1-year high following tentative deal with Steelworkers
• English Soccer Summaries
• Man United beats Wigan 3-1 to extend lead; Chelsea draws 2-2 with Reading
• A golf year defined by every club in the bag
• Great expectations: Bush's new way forward has plenty of build-up
• Boeing shares gain in 2006 on 787 "Dreamliner" sales, Airbus' struggles
• McDonald's golden arches gleamed as shares reached a 7-year high
• S&P housing index shows price growth slows even more, according to October data
• Pres. Mubarak says new laws in 2007 will improve democracy in Egypt
• Review: `Dead Girl' a Bleak Look at Life
• House Democrats want to redistribute Big Oil money to conservation, renewables
• Oil prices fall more than $1 a barrel amid mild winter weather
• U.S. judges approve Nortel Networks global settlement
• U.S. military deaths in Iraq exceed Sept. 11 toll of 2,973 deaths
• Despite Giant travails, it's win and (almost) in for New York
• Schwarzenegger Has Surgery on Broken Leg
• Flatulence Allegedly Sparks Jail Fight
• American Airlines forecast of higher costs worries analysts
• Germany upsets United States; Belarus stuns Finland; Canada blanks Sweden
• Woman Gets 20-Months for Loud Music
• Firefighters Rescue Cat Inside a Wall
• U.S. stores count on post-Christmas shopping to meet sales goals
• Nash named Canada's athlete of the year
• Oil slide helps give U.S. stocks momentum in light post-holiday trading
• James Brown's Hometown Fans Pay Respects
• U.S. immigration bars entry of scandal-tainted Colombian senator
• Puerto Rico weighing a ban of trans fats from island restaurants
• Bombings kill at least 54 in Iraq; U.S. military announces seven soldier deaths
• Dollar gains as Japan inflation remains low
• Three injured sailors flown out by helicopter
• Tales from the Tours
• Funeral services incomplete as fans pay tribute to singer James Brown
• Vatican warns Paraguayan bishop against run for president
• `Dreamgirls' Has Dreamy Christmas Day
• Gold, silver futures rise, but end off highs as crude oil falls
• Olympic champ Bedard detained on child abduction charge
• U.S. senators put to rest conspiracy theory behind military analysis of Sept. 11 attacks
• Lockheed Martin gets $635M contract to upgrade Turkey's F-16s
• Former heavyweight champion out of hospital after falling ill
• South Pacific magnitude 5.0 undersea quake unlikely to have triggered tsunami
• Intern in Obama's office linked to indicted fundraiser
• Review: `Miss Potter' Has Its Charms
• Goodyear shares hit new high following tentative deal with striking workers
• McClatchy Co. flagship newspaper Star Tribune sold to private equity group for $530 million
• Signed Beatles album cover _ a gift for Harrison's sister _ sells at auction for $115,000
• Popular heartburn drugs linked to hip fractures
• Funeral arrangements are set for Friday and Saturday for James Brown
• Judge reopens arguments on Kansas attorney general's bid to file charges against abortion doctor
• Colombia's rebels condition prisoner swap on military withdrawal from two towns
• Effort to deport Cuban dissident attracts criticism in Bolivia
• Senate Democrat with eye on White House vows to fight troop surge in Iraq
• Priest Tackles Intruder, Foils Theft
• Fans Pay Tribute to Brown; Funeral Set
• Ashes: Australia vs. England 4th test
• Signed Beatles Album Cover Auctioned
• Adam Sandler Sends Gifts to 2 Sick Kids
• Elvis Remains the King of Postage Stamps
• SKorean foreign minister to meet Japanese counterpart in Tokyo on fence-mending visit
• Malaysia threatens to arrest company heads after 427 illegal Bangladeshi workers found
• James Brown's Body to Lie at Apollo
• Windows Vista security flaw discovered, an apparent first; experts believe risk is low
• Three injured sailors flown out by helicopter
• US urges NKorea to move toward dismantling nuclear weapons
• China expects Lunar New Year tourists to take more than 2 billion trips
• Ford auto workers pick sides, whether they stay or go, the future is uncertain
• Ex-transport minister arrested in Taiwan bribery scandal
• Airline Luggage Found Near Houston Store
• Bombings kill at least 54 in Iraq; U.S. military announces seven soldier deaths
• Despite Giant travails, it's win and (almost) in for New York
• Man Keeps Drinking Beer During Arrest
• Brown's Partner: Locked Out of Home
• Toyota confirms meeting of Toyota, Ford chief executives
• No longer just for celebrities, personalized bobbleheads getting the nod from regular folks
• Motor City Bowl: Central Michigan beats Middle Tennessee St. 31-14
• Buffalo cruise past Washington 6-3
• China to use foreign reserves to build up strategic resource base, vice premier says
• Ashes: Australia vs. England 4th test
• New Zealand stocks hit new record high, expected to rise further
• Nearly 370,000 without shelter after floods ravage Indonesia's Aceh
• Ashes: England bowlers hit back on second morning
• 1.5 billion baht (US$41.7 million) needed to fix problems at new Bangkok airport
• US urges NKorea to move toward dismantling nuclear weapons
• India likely to further open retail sector to foreign investment: reports
• Former President Gerald Ford, nation's 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Former President Gerald Ford, U.S.'s 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Former President Gerald Ford, U.S.'s 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Philippine shares hit 9 1/2-year high
• Former President Gerald Ford, U.S.'s 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Teenager dies during game
• Former President Gerald Ford, U.S.'s 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Former President Gerald Ford, U.S.'s 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Arenas drops 31 in Washington win over Memphis
• Buffalo cruise past Washington 6-3
• Communications cut off after powerful earthquake strikes southern Taiwan
• Ford never second-guessed a decision that shadowed him _ the Nixon pardon
• Conservation group vows to chase Japanese whalers with speedy new vessel
• Former President Gerald Ford, U.S.'s 38th and only unelected president, dead at 93
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93.
• SKorea's top diplomat stresses cooperation with Japan in NKorea nuclear talks
• Japan's auto production rises in November from a year earlier
• Taiwan shares rise 0.1 percent after profit-taking in financials
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Gains on Wall Street inspire Australian stocks to record high
• Samsung Electronics develops new mobile memory chip
• Senate Democrat with eye on White House vows to fight troop surge in Iraq
• Curfew reimposed, security stepped up in west Nepal town
• Communications cut off after powerful earthquake strikes southern Taiwan
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Dollar lower against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Dollar lower against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Flash floods, landslide kill at least 109 on Indonesia's Sumatra island
• Bush hails Ford's common sense, quiet integrity
• Islamic forces retreat in Somalia; government offers conditional amnesty to militia
• Fiji military halts all meetings of indigenous chiefs as it tightens grip on power
• AirAsia urges Malaysia to build more low-cost terminals, cut taxes: reports
• AirAsia urges Malaysia to build more low-cost terminals, cut taxes: reports
• AirAsia urges Malaysia to build more low-cost terminals, cut taxes: reports
• Dollar lower against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Dollar lower against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Dollar lower against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Chinese leader wants foreign exchange reserves to bolster energy reserves
• Chinese leader wants foreign exchange reserves to bolster energy reserves
• Politician with ties to France's conservative ruling party elected president of French Polynesia
• World's biggest rubber glove maker aims to boost market share with more output
• World's biggest rubber glove maker aims to boost market share with more output
• NKorea willing to freeze nuclear facilities, SKorean envoy says
• Japan says sharing tsunami information important in wake of Taiwan quake
• Taiwan's leading economic indicators fall 0.1 percent in November
• U.N. voices concern over Pakistan plan to mine part of border with Afghanistan
• China slams Taiwan's Chen for 'stubborn' stance on independence
• Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban reunited in Sydney
• Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban reunited in Sydney
• Ashes: Symonds-Hayden partnership gives Australia control
• Tata to go ahead with plans for car factory in western India despite opposition
• Tata to go ahead with plans for car factory in western India despite opposition
• Curfew reimposed, security stepped up in west Nepal town
• China shares close above 2,500 mark for first time; yuan steady against dollar
• China shares close above 2,500 mark for first time; yuan steady against dollar
• Euro higher against U.S. dollar
• Japanese stocks higher after Wall Street's overnight rise; dollar falls against yen
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with the U.N. nuclear agency.
• The pardon: Ford sealed Watergate shut, and probably sealed his political fate
• U.N. voices concern over Pakistan plan to mine part of border with Afghanistan
• Flash floods, landslide kill at least 109 on Indonesia's Sumatra island
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with the U.N. nuclear agency.
• Study: Gibbons in Thailand communicate threats in song, similar to humans
• Hong Kong shares climb to record high, led by China Netcom
• Singapore shares end higher; broad strength in blue chips
• Philippine shares hit 9 1/2-year high
• Malaysian shares rise on window-dressing activities
• Conservative beats out independence seeker to become president of French Polynesia
• Indonesian shares hit fresh all-time high on gains in telcos, bank, automotive
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Water supply to Mumbai shut down for 24 hours
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Saharan refugees long for new battle on a forgotten front
• Ivar Formo, Olympic gold medalist in cross-country ski, dies at 55
• Ashes: Old mates Symonds and Hayden on the hunt again
• Oil prices holding after a drop due to mild U.S. weather
• Sweden keeps doors, minds open to immigrants
• James Brown's Body to Lie at NYC Apollo
• James Brown's Body to Lie at NYC Apollo
• Tata to go ahead with plans for car factory in western India despite opposition
• Tata to go ahead with plans for car factory in western India despite opposition
• Thai shares end down on profit-taking in blue chips
• Wild Oats XI retains lead after high drama at sea
• China, Japan end first joint study session on bloody history, more talks next year
• Azerbaijan annuls cooperation agreement with ConocoPhilips on developing oil field
• India's prime minister likens country's persisting caste-system to S. Africa's apartheid
• Buffalo cruise past Washington 6-3
• Scania gets order for 300 trucks from Brazil's Vale do Rio Doce
• Arenas drops 31 in Washington win over Memphis
• Bangladesh officials 5/8start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Bangladesh officials 5/8start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Prince hits century to take South Africa to 328 all out against India
• Japanese minister to step down over political fund scandal
• Most Asian markets rise, as Tokyo hits new 7-month high, Hong Kong sees record close
• Turkmen media run bios of presidential candidates' bios
• Teenage pace bowler Ishant Sharma to join Indian cricket team in South Africa
• Farmers hope cannon's boom disrupts hail before it damages crops
• British government announces program of 40 'respect zones'
• Noisy Japanese Neighbor Gets Jail Time
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Budget issues for 2012 Olympics to be resolved early in 2007, organizers promise
• London's FTSE-100 index up 32.9 points at 6222.9 at midday
• James Brown's body to lie at the Apollo Theater in New York City for last gig
• Tokyo stores to beam adverts to shoppers in real time
• Palestinian leader Abbas proposes "backdoor" peace talks with Israel
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with the U.N. nuclear agency.
• Spain warns it will have zero tolerance for airline safety breaches
• High expectations, thorny problems face Germany in EU presidency
• Human Penis cartoon ad campaign proves effective in encouraging testing for sexually transmitted diseases
• Strobl leads downhill training
• Bush to host national security team meeting at Texas ranch as he decides on new U.S. policy in Iraq
• Georgian lawmakers set simultaneous presidential and parliamentary elections for 2008
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• India at 93-3 against South Africa in second test
• Communications cut off after powerful earthquake strikes southern Taiwan
• A last chance to keep full status on tour
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with the U.N. nuclear agency.
• Pakistan Cricket Board has flaws in doping procedure, says doping expert
• Germany shows understanding for Gazprom in price dispute, but urges gradual change
• Palermo striker Amauri out up to four months
• James Brown's Body to Lie at NYC Apollo
• Japanese university fires researchers over alleged forgery
• Japanese university fires researchers over alleged forgery
• Stock markets to observe moments of silence in honor of late president Ford
• Ohio Supreme Court votes to reprimand outgoing Gov. Taft for ethics violations
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Discount airline Ryanair loses battle with online critic
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• South Africa's bowlers keep India in check
• U.S. stock markets observing moments of silence in honor of late president
• Adebayor out for Sheffield United match
• Former President Gerald Ford hailed as selfless leader who led nation through strange chapter
• Newly confident Germany takes over EU presidency, G-8 chair
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Warnock angry that referee was allegedly told of wrong decision midway through match
• India's cricket board decides against sending teenage pace bowler to South Africa
• Miller favored in two downhills
• Turkish court acquits 13 villagers of 2003 attack on U.S. troops
• Brazil president signs law raising minimum wage
• Ohio Supreme Court reprimands outgoing Republican Gov. Bob Taft for ethics violations
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Bangladesh officials start scrutinizing candidates for January polls
• Sales of new U.S. homes post better-than-expected gain in November
• Russia stands firm in gas dispute with Belarus despite threat of disruption to Europe
• Pre-Christmas season ends on an unimpressive note, 2 reports confirm
• Sweden keeps doors, minds open to immigrants
• Massachusetts high court refuses to force lawmakers to vote on gay marriage ban
• Chelsea bid for third straight league title stuttering due to defensive frailties
• Russia's Gazprom sets time for Belarus gas cutoff, informs European clients
• Ohio Supreme Court reprimands outgoing Republican Gov. Bob Taft for ethics violations
• Apple shares fall after report that feds probing possible forged stock options documents
• Russia's Rosneft oil company says third quarter net profits down 13 percent
• U.S. stock markets observing moments of silence in memory of late president
• Former President Gerald Ford hailed as selfless leader who led nation through strange chapter
• Federer too good for good of the game
• Panthers take baby steps in loss to 'Canes
• Ferguson savors mental battle with Mourinho
• Hard to believe, but England did have a plan
• Symonds century leaves England at sea
• Application for 2008 PAA opens
• Evergreen Laurel Taipei presents Lunar New Year Eve feast takeout
• Black-faced spoonbill watching in Tainan
• Osaka Delicacies Carnival at WASABI
• TVA celebrates 50th anniversary
• Website launched for kids to learn arts
• Souvenirs for users of Shin Kong Bank ATM service
• WASABI presents Imperial Feast to celebrate Solar New Year
• Sidelines
• Yacht sinking, crew hurt in Sydney-Hobart race
• Frank in foul mood after loss
• Taiwan shares up slightly due to falling oil prices
• Greenback ends lower amid technical glitches in Asia
• Confidence in economy bolsters Dow and Nasdaq
• In Brief
• Retail sales in Japan rise 0.1 percent
• Investors should watch out for 'window dressing' in managed funds
• Belarus faces grim winter amid gas price dispute
• Microsoft ready to investigate flaw found in Windows Vista
• China said to buy oil, minerals with foreign reserves
• Financial sector seen with biggest staffing needs
• Chinatrust denies Goldman, Fubon may purchase stakes
• Powerchip, ProMOS cleared for PRC move
• Markets disrupted, by not tamed, by tremors
• In Brief
• Sandler sends gifts to 2 sick teenagers
• Losing weight cuts prostate cancer risk, study reveals
• Thoughtless charges may hurt Taiwan
• U.S. 38th President Gerald Ford:
• Funerals of U.S. presidents steeped in centuries-old tradition
• Ford was shadowed by decision to pardon Nixon
• Ford seen as ordinary guy in noblest sense of the word
• In Brief
• Nepal reimposes curfew, steps up security in western border town
• Floods, landslides kill at least 109 in Sumatra
• Flood crisis worsens in Malaysia
• Japan minister steps down over funding allegations
• Gibbons tell threats in song, study says
• Pyongyang willing to freeze nuke sites, Seoul envoy says
• In Brief
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with nuclear agency
• Taliban confirm top commander killed in airstrike
• Sudan's president says ready for ceasefire talks
• Iraq bombings kill dozens; U.S. troops battle Shiites
• Islamic fighters forced to leave strategic city
• In Brief
• Over 45,000 people considered suicide last year, survey reveals
• Taiwan lottery could reach historic level of NT$2 billion
• High speed rail to start 10-day trial run beginning January 5
• Rescue workers keep searching for people trapped in the rubble
• President respects insider trading ruling, aide reveals
• Three PRC fishermen arrested after scuffle with CGA officers
• Control Yuan issue continues to stir debate
• No official papers will be submitted for Wu's case
• Chief prosecutor in Wu case sent on leave after outburst
• Chen calls for review of arms budget
• Kuo released on bail after long questioning session
• Gerald R. Ford, ex-president of U.S., dies at 93
• Saddam to be executed within 30 days, court says
• Quake damages East Asian communication
• Court sentences Chao to six years in prison
• Global warming threatening polar bears: US government
• Repair of undersea cables to start on January 2
• Application for 2008 PAA opens
• Federation of Filipino Community Organizations to raise funds for typhoon victims
• The way to start it right
• FET offering great discounts for foreign workers
• Labor conference focuses on global thrusts to ensure quality jobs, better protection for OFWs
• Three people won top lottto prize
• Trial of state affairs fund case elicit overseas concerns
• Three people won top lotto prize
• DPP chairman slam Chinatimes for lack of objectivity
• Turkmen media run biographies of presidential candidates
• Massachusetts high court says it cannot force lawmakers to vote on gay marriage ban
• Coalition leader warns Germany risks reform fatigue
• Ireland extends payments for victims of Northern Irish conflict
• Ohio Supreme Court reprimands outgoing Republican Gov. Bob Taft for ethics violations
• Icelandic investment group builds 6 percent stake in American Airlines parent
• Italy's Moretti named new director of Turin Film Festival
• `Survivor' host Jeff Probst serves Christmas dinner at a soup kitchen
• Oil prices steady after a big drop Tuesday due to mild U.S. weather
• U.S. stocks higher as investors focus on possible Ford, Toyota alliance
• Turin Film Festival Names Director
• Television ratings for World Cup set all-time record in Germany
• Bidder for New York racing franchise touts $1.8 billion investment
• Ohio Supreme Court reprimands outgoing Republican Gov. Bob Taft for ethics violations
• A former U.S. president's death sets in motion a period of mourning steeped in history
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Bidder for NY racing franchise touts $1.8 billion investment
• Venezuela's oil bonanza feeds boom in spending, credit
• Siemens stockholding employees plan to denounce management amid corruption scandal
• Schalke investigation over stadium sale dropped
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with the U.N. nuclear agency.
• Reports: Russia reaches WTO deal with Moldova
• Italy regulator says Enel must sell up to 1,700 megawatts by end of 2008
• South Africa's bowlers keep India in check
• Egypt's 10th bird flu death this year, 3rd in extended family
• European stocks end higher
• Solomon Islands bars Australian police chief from returning
• Quincy Jones Replays 1960 Tour on DVD
• Former President Gerald Ford, who helped U.S. recover from Watergate scandal, dies at 93
• Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban reunited in Sydney
• Church official: Paraguayan bishop planning presidential run risks excommunication
• Entercom to Pay $4.25M to Settle Lawsuit
• Russia probes role of former top Yukos owner in ex-spy's murder
• U.S. broadcaster Entercom to pay $4.25 million to settle lawsuit
• Royal Displeasure Over `Coyote Girls'
• Apple shares on wild ride after report that prosecutors probing possible forged documents
• Croatian parliamentary chairman suffers heart attack
• Euro higher against U.S. dollar
• Fighting flares again in eastern Congo
• U.S. government tosses roadblock in path of Virgin America airline
• Palestinian leader Abbas proposes "backdoor" peace talks with Israel
• Special prosecutor to handle charges against abortion doctor, official says
• New owners offer to buy out minority shareholders in Leica
• James Brown's body to lie at the Apollo Theater in New York City for last gig
• Oil prices continue to fall after a big drop Tuesday due to mild U.S. weather
• Popular heartburn drugs linked to hip fractures
• Artists, Entertainers Who Died in 2006
• Ecuadorean president-elect names Cabinet; 7 women including first female defense minister
• Former Sen. Edwards joins Democratic race for U.S. presidential nomination
• Dollar falls against major currencies in thin, post-holiday trading
• Ronaldinho cries during inauguration of school for needy Brazilian children
• French Defense Minister says she will not seek UMP party's presidential nomination
• U.S. capital to pay high honors to President Ford
• Judge refuses to reinstate charges against Kansas abortion doctor
• Massachusetts high court says it cannot force lawmakers to vote on gay marriage ban
• Ajax beat Roda JC to rise to second in Dutch league
• A Week of Reruns for TV
• Nigeria president, vice president file suit over deputy's job
• New Zealand wins toss, bats in first
• Norway to invite US politicians to observe climate change in Arctic
• Striking Goodyear workers voting on proposed contract
• Apple shares on roller-coaster ride after report that prosecutors probing possible forged documents
• U.S. stock markets observing moments of silence in memory of late president
• Luis Figo joining Saudi Arabia's Al Ittihad
• Rangers loses 2-1 to Inverness to stay third in Scottish Premier League
• Gold, silver futures higher; crude oil and natural gas slide due to warm weather
• Andalusia beats Israeli-Palestinian team 3-1
• Woman Survives After Car Plunges 20-Feet
• Garcia, Eagles make the most of second chances
• Woman's White Christmas: Zamboni Ice
• Ohio Man Fights Unexpected Holiday Guest
• Sempra Energy to divest Argentina assets, take $200 million charge due to bad investment
• Queudrue leveler earns draw for Fulham against Charlton
• Edwards joins Democratic race for U.S. presidential nomination
• 2007 Copa America stadiums to be ready on time, Venezuelan official says
• Cindy Klassen named Canada's female athlete of 2006
• Daughter's White Christmas: Zamboni Ice
• Argentina court: Bank depositors must be reimbursed for conversions in 2002 crisis
• Workers at US aluminum company Alcoa to end 8-week strike after contract ratified
• Peru's Humala charged with rebellion in deadly 2005 police station takeover
• Elvis looks to win teenage fans all over again
• Paramount inks deal with Spike Lee to direct James Brown biographical movie
• Bush administration proposes listing polar bears as threatened species
• Paramount inks deal with Spike Lee to direct James Brown biographical movie
• 'Night at the Museum' leads box office during holiday weekend
• ITunes Delays Greet Holiday Crush
• Body of one missing U.S. climber found in China
• Investment firm buys Pan-Am building in New Orleans
• Kidman and Urban Reunite in Australia
• Voting on Delta reorganization plan could begin in February
• Spike Lee to Direct James Brown Biopic
• Cuba dissident fears deportation after Bolivian court backs expulsion
• Court says it cannot force lawmakers to vote on gay marriage ban
• Japan's industrial output up 0.7 percent in November from previous month
• New U.S. home sales rebound in November raising hopes worst is over
• NBA fines Kidd $20,000 for "three blind mice" comment
• Chicago barber shop that served Ali, Obama must find a new home
• Probst Volunteers at Maine Soup Kitchen
• Japanese stocks higher, dollar up vs yen in early trade
• CBS Doesn't Air Special Report on Ford
• Number of malaria cases around Jamaican capital hits 160
• Former President Gerald Ford remembered for healing a wounded America
• Alcoa workers to end strike after union ratifies 4-year pact
• Beijing officials try to convince people to use public transportation
• Argentine court: Bank depositors must be reimbursed for conversions in 2001 crisis
• Bush: President Ford helped heal the U.S. after Watergate scandal
• Airline Luggage Found Near Houston Store
• James Brown's body to lie at the Apollo Theater in New York City for last gig
• Good Samaritan Makes Up for Stolen Bikes
• Ashes: Australia vs. England 4th test
• ITunes Delays Greet Holiday Crush
• Royal displeasure shows anything-goes Thailand the limits of undercovered dancing
• Escape to the Caribbean on a cruise
• Max Collars Top Dog Name in N.Y. in 2006
• Hawaii trying to educate tourists about new, strict smoking ban
• SKorea offers condolences to Bush over death of former US President Ford
• People with new iPods and iTunes gift cards overwhelm iTunes music prompting slowdowns
• Newly confident Germany takes over EU presidency, G-8 chair
• Japan's Abe taps senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Sweden keeps doors, minds open to immigrants
• Iran's parliament votes to revise ties with the U.N. nuclear agency.
• Russia's Gazprom sets time for Belarus gas cutoff, warns European customers
• Spike Lee to Direct James Brown Biopic
• Taylor's century lifts New Zealand to 285-8 in first one-dayer
• James Brown's body to lie at the Apollo Theater in New York City for last gig
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Japanese stocks mixed amid profit-taking, dollar up vs yen
• Japanese stocks mixed amid profit-taking, dollar up vs yen
• Chinese court backs Pfizer patent for Viagra, fines two companies for infringement
• Health officials probe 22 mystery deaths in Indonesian capital
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Brown's Body En Route to Apollo Theater
• James Brown's body to lie at the Apollo Theater in New York City for last gig
• Chinese court backs Pfizer patent for Viagra, fines two companies for infringement
• Striking Goodyear Tire workers voting on proposed contract
• Brown's Body En Route to Apollo Theater
• Edwards joins Democratic race for U.S. presidential nomination
• Court rules feds are entitled to Major League Baseball steroid testing data
• James Brown's Body Returns to New York
• Brown's Body En Route to Apollo Theater
• Kozlov helps Atlanta sink Pittsburgh again
• Kobe nets 27 in Lakers win over Orlando
• Hong Kong official says quake damaged six of the seven cables feeding the city
• Ceremony to mark end of royal mourning to indicate new king's desire for reform
• Ceremony to mark end of royal mourning to indicate new king's desire for reform
• Judge Throws Out 'Crash' Lawsuit
• Chinese court rules in favor of Premier League in trademark dispute
• Chinese court rules in favor of Premier League in trademark dispute
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Ashes: England top order crumbles, still 170 behind
• New Zealand stocks set fresh high in second straight session
• Reports: Chairman of Chinese life insurer resigns amid probe of unauthorized investments
• Former Indian movie star Madhuri Dixit says she misses acting
• Atlanta's Kozlov becoming a Penguins nemesis
• Kobe nets 27 in Lakers win over Orlando
• Olesz's quick strike lifts Florida to victory
• LA judge throws out 'Crash' lawsuit over producer credit
• Philippine shares rise on Wall Street rally, 2007 outlook
• Taiwan official: Most Asian phone and Internet to be restored
• Philippines awaits DNA tests to confirm if remains those of Abu Sayyaf chieftain
• Emerald Bowl: Florida State beats UCLA 44-27
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Vietnam sees GDP growing 8.2 percent this year, targets 8.5 percent in 2007
• Kozlov helps Atlanta sink Pittsburgh again
• US steel imports may hit record in 2006 due to unfair trade practices, industry group says
• Jayasuriya leads Sri Lanka to seven-wicket win in first one-dayer
• Jayasuriya leads Sri Lanka to seven-wicket win in first one-dayer
• Taiwan's high-speed rail system to start trial services next week
• Two years after his loss, Edwards shoots for White House again
• Backers of proposed US mental health legislation hopeful for passage next year
• Russian Soprano Takes on Bellini
• Saharan refugees long for new battle on a forgotten front
• SKorean foreign minister to visit US next week over NKorea's nuclear weapons program
• Former President Gerald Ford remembered for healing a wounded America
• Los Angeles sheriff's deputy who arrested Mel Gibson claims harassment
• Japanese stocks edge higher to fresh seven-month high, dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks edge higher to fresh seven-month high, dollar lower vs yen
• Boats, helicopters deliver aid to Indonesian flood survivors
• Indonesian Playboy trial closed to public, angering Islamic hard-liners
• Indonesian Playboy trial closed to public, angering Islamic hard-liners
• Taiwan shares end flat ahead of New Year holiday
• Taiwan shares end flat ahead of New Year holiday
• In Florida, alligator-wrestling grannies, preteen bus drivers and pugalistic Easter Bunny make for another odd year
• Brown's Body En Route to Apollo Theater
• Indonesia to allow companies to use satellite Internet to ease disruptions
• Australian stocks follow Wall Street to record high
• Malaysia may open skies to more budget carriers to woo 20 million tourists in 2007
• Dollar falls against yen, euro in Asian trading
• Spate of thefts prompts burqa ban in some Indian jewelry shops
• Australian prime minister criticizes Solomon Islands for barring police chief
• Australian prime minister criticizes Solomon Islands for barring police chief
• Toyota-Ford possibilities likely limited to green technology, analysts say
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Islamic group sues Malaysian authorities for defamation: report
• More floods feared in southern Malaysia; damage so far seen topping US$20 million
• Japanese stocks edge higher to fresh seven-month high, dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks edge higher to fresh seven-month high, dollar lower vs yen
• Indonesian president's popularity rising, opinion poll shows
• Apple Computer shares go on roller-coaster ride after reports of forged documents probe
• China's shares hit record high for fourth straight day, led by bank stocks
• China's shares hit record high for fourth straight day, led by bank stocks
• U.S. rebuffs SKorean proposal on antidumping laws in free trade talks
• Euro creeps up against U.S. dollar
• Ashes: Australia wins by an innings and 99 runs, takes 4-0 series lead
• James Brown's Body to Return to New York
• Turkmenistan sets rules for presidential elections
• Turkmenistan sets rules for presidential elections
• Brown's Body En Route to Apollo Theater
• Australian PM says U.S. President Ford will be remembered as safe guide
• Chinese officials suspected of faking pollution statistics to meet clean air targets
• In America's Dairyland, farmers look to goats for more milk production
• Washington readies for solemn state funeral for President Ford
• Ex-dictator's supporters strike, rally for his right to stand in Bangladesh poll
• Disruption in Internet, phone services highlight dependence on telecom industry
• Malaysian shares rise on window-dressing activities
• Public viewing of singer James Brown's body at Harlem's Apollo Theater
• Toyota to begin making Yaris compact car in China in mid-2008 to meet growing demand
• Toyota to begin making Yaris compact car in China in mid-2008 to meet growing demand
• Hong Kong shares rally to 3rd consecutive record
• Turkmenistan sets rules for presidential elections
• Turkmenistan sets rules for presidential elections
• SKorean shares rise on last trading day of year on expectation of further rise in New Year
• Bird flu spreads to another south Vietnam province
• Medical board to investigate doctor who disconnected respirator of Italian right-to-die activist
• Flintoff says England has to avoid another loss at all costs
• Top Chinese official hints at extending relaxed rules for reporters
• Singapore shares end at record high; further gains seen
• Mauritanian ruler from the 1980s enters post-coup presidential race
• India struggles on 183-8 against South Africa in second test
• Good Samaritan Makes Up for Stolen Bikes
• Kozlov helps Atlanta sink Pittsburgh again
• Filipino journalists file class suit against Philippine president's husband
• Japanese pitcher Igawa says he is confidence in playing Major League
• Japanese pitcher Igawa says he is confidence in playing Major League
• Slovakia's central bank buys euros in bid to counter appreciation of its own currency
• Kobe nets 27 in Lakers win over Orlando
• 23 firms put up for sale in Kosovo privatization
• German military tasks Siemens-IBM consortium with modernizing IT systems
• Uzbekistan nearly doubles natural gas price for Tajikistan
• Brown's Body En Route to Apollo Theater
• Tokyo, Hong Kong shares reach new record highs as most Asian markets climb
• Japanese stocks edge higher to fresh seven-month high, dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks edge higher to fresh seven-month high, dollar lower vs yen
• Oil prices hold above US$60 a barrel after lowest settlement in a month
• Indian shares fall 0.1 percent, close at 13,846.34 points.
• Good Samaritan Makes Up for Stolen Bikes
• Exotic Dancers Spray on Latex Coverings
• Suspected member of Italian terror group released from jail
• Indonesian shares hit all-time record on gains in telcos blue chips
• Thieves Rob Wis. Stores Over Holidays
• Max Collars Top Dog Name in N.Y. in 2006
• Holiday Weekend Is Good to Hollywood
• Manchester City denies Richards is heading to Chelsea in January
• Deputy in Gibson Case Claims Harassment
• London's FTSE-100 index down 7.2 points at 6238.0 at midday
• Schild leads top-three sweep for Austria with Zettel and Hosp
• China's economic growth to be around 10 percent in 2007, government economist says
• China's economic growth to be around 10 percent in 2007, government economist says
• Holiday Weekend Is Good to Hollywood
• Deputy in Gibson Case Claims Harassment
• Walchhofer ends Austria's 13-race winless streak with downhill victory
• Two years after his loss, John Edwards shoots for White House again
• Philippine shares rise on Wall Street rally, 2007 outlook
• Italy's Prodi vows reforms for 2007 after drop in popularity
• Ukraine's president vetoes privatization list for 2007 approved by parliament
• Flintoff says England has to avoid another loss at all costs
• Fans Await 'Godfather of Soul' at Apollo
• EU calls for a rapid resolution of Russia-Belarus gas conflict
• Public viewing of singer James Brown's body at Harlem's Apollo Theater
• Taiwan's Lite-On IT to take part in two Philips disc drive ventures
• Taiwan's Lite-On IT to take part in two Philips disc drive ventures
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Japan's Abe appoints senior official for Cabinet administrative reform post
• Two years after his loss, John Edwards shoots for White House again
• Chinese officials suspected of faking pollution statistics to meet clean air targets
• 23 firms put up for sale in Kosovo privatization
• Fans Await 'Godfather of Soul' at Apollo
• Walchhofer ends Austria's 13-race winless streak with downhill victory
• Ex-Gossip Editor Convicted on Sex Charge
• Kansas attorney general blocked in efforts to prosecute well-known abortion provider
• Fans Await 'Godfather of Soul' at Apollo
• Falling U.S. dollar pushes Emirates to convert reserves to stronger euro
• Scottish Rugby Union will study bid for 2015 World Cup
• Scottish Rugby Union will study bid for 2015 World Cup
• Jobless claims post a small increase of 1,000
• Barton and Konchesky's red card appeals rejected by Premier League
• Paul McCartney Working on Stage Show
• Paul McCartney Working on Stage Show
• Zettel wins giant slalom in an Austrian 1-2-3 sweep
• Germany expresses concern over Russia-Belarus gas dispute, urges quick resolution
• Walchhofer ends Austria's 13-race winless streak with downhill victory
• Wild Oats XI wins back-to-back titles
• Former England players attack team's performance in fourth test
• Medical board to investigate doctor who disconnected respirator of Italian right-to-die activist
• `Mister Rogers' Producer Wants New Show
• U.S. investors put rally on hold ahead of key economic data
• Company behind `Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' says it is in talks for new children's TV show
• Barton and Konchesky's red card appeals rejected by Premier League
• Paul McCartney Working on Stage Show
• Conference Board says consumer confidence in the U.S. improved in December
• South Africa at 22-0 in second innings, leads India by 110 runs
• Home sales edge up in November but prices fall
• Euro rises against U.S. dollar
• Fans Await 'Godfather of Soul' at Apollo
• Xavier "X-Man" Carter confirmed for Birmingham indoor meet
• Protestant, Catholic church leaders urge Northern Ireland to leave bitter past behind
• South Africa scores 64-0 in second innings, leads India by 152 runs
• Conference Board says consumer confidence in the U.S. improved in December
• U.S. home sales edge up in November but prices fall
• Woman gives birth aboard Portuguese high-speed train
• Swedish ice hockey coach Tommy Sandlin dies at 62
• Fans wait to pay tribute to `Godfather of Soul' James Brown at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater
• Bolivia asks U.S. for deportation help after Cuba rejects dissident
• Paul McCartney Working on Stage Show
• Paul McCartney Working on Stage Show
• Non-governmental organization in India frees 50 illegally employed children
• IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad drops hint on company profits
• Bush, national security advisers work Thursday to craft new policy in Iraq
• 2 years after his loss, John Edwards shoots for White House again
• Goodyear union workers vote on proposed contract that could end 12-week strike
• Elvis Looks to Win Teenage Fans Again
• Attacks in Sri Lanka kill 3 government soldiers, wound 6; police officer shot
• Millions in EU still have problems using euro bills and coins, survey says
• Conference Board says consumer confidence in the U.S. improved in December
• Villarreal presents midfielder Fernandez to fans
• Zettel wins giant slalom in an Austrian 1-2-3 sweep
• Shell says Brazilian oil field commercially viable
• Chen should name Control Yuan members himself
• Pigs in a blanket will always remain a party favorite
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• Queudrue leveler earns draw for Fulham against Charlton
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• Over one million New Yorkers face daily choice of food or rent
• Sex slavery is plaguing Romania and Bulgaria
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• Funeral plans set for Ford, organizers say
• Turkmenistan government sets rules for February presidential elections
• U.S. president, senior advisers work on new policy for Iraq
• Italian who met with Litvinenko seeks release
• Brazil's holiday travelers storm airport
• Al-Bashir's pledge for Darfur peace thrown into doubt
• National Palace Museum website shows new glamour of Chinese historical relics
• Ticket prices for bullet train seen too high
• More workers hoping to work in China, job bank survey says
• Mercury to drop over next three days, CWB warns
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• Drowning accidents among local children top world list
• Borough races heated, despite fewer hopefuls
• Overseas Taiwanese voice concerns over Wu trial
• Presidential Office denies rumors of request for speech
• Huang files suit asking to nullify Kaohsiung poll
• Anti-graft camp calls for judiciary respect
• Wang awarded top culture medal
• Chen lauds value of Japan-Taiwan links
• Egypt sends arms to boost Abbas, Israeli officials say
• Australia's prime minister pans Solomon Islands for barring police chief
• Troops enter Mogadishu in attempt to take control
• Three win record NT$1.9b lotto prize
• Spokesman says hearing to proceed without Wu
• China says some officials fake pollution reports
• Oil industry blamed for polluting India's Assam
• Federation of Filipino organizations inducts officers
• Redi Money for My Honey
• Pinoys hold Christmas party for Sanshia detainees
• Filipinos in Taichung celebrate Christmas
• Jesus is Lord Church gears up for 2007
• Arms procurement bill gains advancement but its funding stalled
• Taiwan denies preview of Chen's speech by U.S.
• Pension reform paralyzes Legislature and threatens arms budget
• First lady to be discharged within two weeks
• Goodyear workers vote on proposed contract that could end 12-week strike
• Nordic combined World Cup to be moved because of bad weather
• Medical board to investigate doctor who disconnected respirator of Italian right-to-die activist
• Stocks, bonds lower after key economic data released
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• L-3 Communications files protest over $4.65B U.S. Army pact for linguistics services
• Terry undergoes successful back surgery
• Oil prices rise after weekly data show big drop in U.S. inventories
• 'Godfather of Soul' Carried to Apollo
• Manchester City denies Richards is heading to Chelsea in January
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Gunmen kill Colombian paramilitary leader
• Harlem Fans Honor 'Godfather of Soul'
• New questions raised about CEO Steve Jobs' role in Apple stock options scandal
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Brazil's Vasco plans to hire Argentine midfielder Conca
• Prosecutor in Sweden appeals verdicts clearing Ericsson executives of tax evasion
• Sinn Fein leader seeks party convention to accept Northern Ireland's police
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Kansas attorney general blocked in efforts to prosecute well-known abortion provider
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Two Schalke officials fined over stadium deal
• Zito agrees to $126 million, seven-year deal with Giants
• Deputy in Gibson Case Claims Harassment
• Facial-ID tech and humans seen as key to better photo search, but privacy concerns raised
• Bush says he and national security advisers making progress on crafting new policy on Iraq
• Fans Honor 'Godfather of Soul' at Apollo
• Met Opera's Family `Flute' Debuts Friday
• 2007 Copa America stadiums to be ready on time, Venezuelan official says
• Family `Flute' debuts Friday as Met goes for youth and national audience
• Atlanta Rappers Take Crunk to the Pulpit
• Doctors in Rome perform angioplasty on Italy's interior minister Giuliano Amato
• Norton Injured Back During `Veil' Shoot
• Norton Injured Back During `Veil' Shoot
• Bad weather halts cleanup of Gulf of Mexico oil spill
• France's unemployment rate down 0.1 percent in November to 8.7 percent
• Spanish police arrest ex-police officer sought in Argentina
• Poultry producer Pilgrim's Pride says it won most of rival Gold Kist shares
• Olmert says he is ready to respond to "murmur of peace" from Arab enemies
• US Airways CEO: No increase to Delta offer right now
• State Department official cites Niger Delta threats as tops to U.S. businesses for 2007
• Apple's iTunes Music Store back on track after holiday slowdown
• Edward Norton says he broke 3 vertebrae when horse threw him on set of `The Painted Veil'
• Italy's Prodi vows reforms for 2007 after drop in popularity
• Democrats likely to resurrect detainee legislation
• Toyota likely to beat Ford in December, poised to take No. 2 spot in U.S., analysts say
• President Bush outdistances Osama bin Laden, Saddam Hussein as villain of the year in poll
• Trailer Full of Broccoli Disappears
• Business booming for U.S. military contractors rebuilding, upgrading Iraq equipment
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Norton Injured Back During `Veil' Shoot
• Coal producer Peabody names new chief operating officer
• Intel ordered to produce international evidence in AMD antitrust case
• Italy's Autostrade says it won't hike road tolls Jan. 1 as planned
• Spanish police arrest ex-police officer sought in Argentina
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Italy's Fiat completes financial services sale to France's Credit Agricole
• Postal Service Prepares for New Potter
• Woman Gives Birth in High-Speed Train
• Man Accused of Using Log in Assaults
• Schwarzenegger: Broken but Unbowed
• Tinted Windows Stop Turns Very Pricey
• U.S. stocks, bonds stumble after key economic data is released
• Fans Honor Godfather of Soul at Apollo
• Fans Honor Godfather of Soul at Apollo
• U.S. capital ready for solemn ceremony for late President Ford
• Dollar trims losses against euro and pound, but gains on yen after economic reports
• Grizzlies fire Fratello after 6-24 start
• US Airways CEO: No increase to $8.4B Delta offer, but no plan to back out of its pursuit
• Russia, Finland, Sweden win at world hockey's junior worlds
• U.S. trucking industry's November decline was biggest year-to-year drop in almost 6 years
• Peru's Humala denies role in deadly 2005 police station takeover
• Taiwan quake highlights fragility of telecoms network, room for investment
• Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell's war of words enters second week
• Gold, silver futures climb again as dollar declines
• Apple shares fall on stock options probe worries, new questions about CEO Steve Jobs
• Trump-O'Donnell Verbal Mud Fight Goes On
• Russia routs Switzerland to retain lead in Group B
• Carjacker Crashes, Gets Lost, Calls Cops
• Fans Honor Godfather of Soul at Apollo
• Retailer J.C. Penney fires chief operating officer, no reason given
• MLB players union vows 'fight' over steroid ruling
• Yankees broadcaster Murcer recovering after brain surgery
• Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson remains in critical condition on 60th birthday
• James Brown Memorialized in Harlem
• Fans Honor Godfather of Soul at Apollo
• Jolie & Pitt Continue Stay in Costa Rica
• US Airways CEO: No increase to $8.4 billion Delta offer, but no plan to back out of its pursuit
• Norton Injures Back During 'Veil' Shoot
• Jolie & Pitt Continue Stay in Costa Rica
• James Brown's body arrives in Harlem for public viewing at historic Apollo Theater
• Netherlands-based ABN Amro cuts 900 jobs in North America
• Salvadorans rebury remains of 41 peasants killed by army in civil war massacre
• Gyllenhaals forced to flee fire at California lodge
• U.S. Sen. Reid commends Bolivian democracy as senators begin Andean trip
• Man Proposes in 'Objects of Desire' Room
• Thousands of homes swept away in Indonesia; Malaysia braces for new storms
• Cambodia sails into 2007 with energized economy, devalued democracy
• Reports: Research into black rhinos' high male birth levels may save species
• A holiday toast to some of the top stories in sports
• Grizzlies fire Fratello after 6-24 start
• Sinn Fein leader seeks party convention to accept Northern Ireland's police
• James Brown Lays in Repose at Apollo
• N.C. bar files ethics charges against Duke lacrosse prosecutor
• Rome's Jews face exodus from historic Ghetto neighborhood amid property boom
• The setting is a slum, but its people's expectations for Lula's new term have a corporate twist
• In Colombia, a port city is a battleground and children risk becoming the foot soldiers
• Boston.com to share content with Japanese sports Web site
• Thousands Pay Respects to James Brown
• Vanderbilt professor brings music of `Little House on the Prairie' to life
• DVD series of vintage `Jazz Icons' takes Quincy Jones back to his roots
• Japanese stocks open higher in year-end trading
• Brazil's CVRD selling stake in Argentina's Siderar steel maker
• Don't take the kids: Guillermo del Toro crafts a harrowing but meaningful fairy tale
• Infection kills bonobo apes, sickens 12 others at Columbus Zoo
• HDTV's sharp increase in popularity a concern to some TV stars fearful of its sharp clarity
• Lovable losers try to rob Mick Jagger to make their dreams come true on a new ABC sitcom
• Gisaeng: South Korea's version of geishas becomes country's new cultural craze
• The man behind the Colt revolver is explored in exhibit at Connecticut museum
• Gretchen Mol, reaching for her potential, cashes in on 'Bettie' acclaim
• Thousands Pay Respects to James Brown
• Is the second time around the charm for U.S. presidential aspirant John Edwards?
• Gyllenhaals Flee Fire at Calif. Lodge
• New Zealand stocks mark up third record close in row; rise 20 percent in year
• Zinho and Seedorf star in Brazil's traditional all-star game
• North American Tour Receipts Up in 2006
• At the Movies: Roberto Benigni crafts romantic charmer with `The Tiger and the Snow'
• Bush says more consultation needed before he crafts new U.S. plan in Iraq
• At the Movies: Del Toro presents masterpiece of wonder with adult fairy tale `Pan's Labyrinth'
• At the Movies: 'Perfume: The Story of a Murderer' a creepy feast for all the senses
• Film review: `The Dead Girl' presents a relentlessly bleak look at life
• Film review: `Miss Potter' has its charms, but feels too lightweight
• Stones, Streisand Among Top 2006 Tours
• Video Game Review: Midnight fun for Dec. 31: Rockin' in the new year with musical games
• NKorea offers condolences to Nigeria over high death toll in pipeline explosion
• Woodruff Leaving Am. Repertory Theatre
• U.S. consumer confidence and existing home sales both rise
• Dominican baseball player summoned to court in shooting investigation
• Attorney general in US state blocked in efforts to prosecute well-known abortion provider
• Australia coach urges England to come out fighting
• Senator son of slain Colombian cartel fighter proposes drug legalization
• Oil prices adjust downward, stay above US$60 a barrel
• Japanese stocks rise on year-end trading
• Thousands view body of Godfather of Soul James Brown at Harlem's Apollo Theater
• Robert Woodruff to leave Harvard's American Repertory Theatre
• 'Dallas' star Victoria Principal's divorce from second husband official
• Number killed by by flooding in Indonesia climbs to 193; Malaysia braces for new storms
• Actress Victoria Principal Divorced
• Gyllenhaals Flee Fire at Calif. Lodge
• Thousands Pay Respects to James Brown
• Nasdaq Stock Market to close Tuesday for funeral of President Ford; NYSE announcement pending
• Malaysia aims to deploy nearly 2,000 police to guard tourists
• Carjacker Crashes, Gets Lost, Calls Cops
• Tinted Windows Stop Turns Very Pricey
• Malaysia aims to deploy nearly 2,000 police to guard tourists
• AT&T concessions expected to lead to merger approval
• Nowitzki's late shot carries Mavs
• IMF welcomes Philippine plan to repay US$220 million in remaining obligations
• Japanese stocks rise on year-end trading
• U.S. senator calls for improved U.S.-Bolivia relations
• Sinn Fein leader seeks party convention to accept Northern Ireland's police
• Comair pilots agree on deal to avert holiday weekend strike, union leaders say
• Philippine shares end 2006 at near 10-year high
• Exxon Mobil asks court to overturn revocation of Alaska oil and gas field leases
• Buffalo's rampage causes chaos at wedding ceremony, leaving 6 injured
• China pledges peaceful development but will continue efforts to oppose Taiwan independence
• Infection kills bonobo apes, sickens 12 others at US zoo
• Rescue workers say Indonesian flood survivors dehydrated, Malaysia hit by heavy storms
• Australian stocks end year on record high
• Bird flu still major threat despite fewer deaths, Indonesian government says
• Taiwan quake highlights fragility of telecoms network, room for investment
• Taiwan first lady fails to attend embezzlement trial
• Thousands of striking doctors in Nepal return to work
• Taiwan shares rise 1.2 percent following record highs in Hong Kong
• Taiwan Legislature moves to advance long-delayed U.S. arms deal
• China's number of Internet users rises to 132 million
• Edwards claims an edge, charts new course with US presidential candidacy
• Striking Goodyear Tire workers in US ratify new contract
• Model Niki Taylor Marries NASCAR Driver
• Thousands view body of Godfather of Soul James Brown at Harlem's Apollo Theater
• Rescue workers say Indonesian flood survivors dehydrated, Malaysia hit by heavy storms
• Former rebel officially named winner of polls in Indonesia's Aceh province
• Japanese stocks rise on year-end trading
• Tokyo shares end 2006 up 7 percent for 4th year of gains
• Taiwan quake highlights fragility of telecoms network, room for investment
• Japanese head abroad for year-end holidays despite higher costs
• Model Niki Taylor Marries NASCAR Driver
• German consumer confidence falls as VAT rise nears, survey shows
• Myanmar's military government adjourns constitution-drafting convention
• Taiwan Legislature moves to advance long-delayed U.S. arms deal
• Italian government publishes Alitalia privatization details
• TV Tastes Often Differ in the Same House
• Internet disruption threatens Chinese hopes of studying abroad
• Australian regulator to examine U.S. approval of cloned food
• Philippine shares end 2006 at near 10-year high
• Former Buddhist novice gets 20 years' prison for deception, sex with clients
• Fans Pay Respects to Brown at Apollo
• James Brown Fans Recall His Influence
• Amid warnings of reform fatigue, Merkel says Germany must push forward with change
• Italian government publishes Alitalia privatization details
• Dollar slightly lower against yen in Asian trading
• China's shares hit new record high as banks, airlines surge
• Thousands Pay Respects to James Brown
• Fiji's military regime halts land sales, threatens to stamp out speculation
• Hingis says she is engaged to Radek Stepanek
• Sydney FC fined, docked points for player contract breaches
• Australian prime minister calls on states to allow more uranium exports
• Hingis engaged to Radek Stepanek
• Japanese stocks rise on year-end trading
• Malaysian stock index climbs on plantation sector boost
• Euro a little higher against U.S. dollar
• Hong Kong shares pull back from record high
• TV Tastes Often Differ in the Same House
• Rescue workers say Indonesian flood survivors dehydrated, Malaysia hit by heavy storms
• Ex-dictator appeals for right to contest Bangladesh polls
• U.S. film group: Chinese portal Sohu loses copyright suit over movie downloads
• Heather Mills McCartney calls police about paintings moved by her estranged husband
• Singapore shares hit another new high; 3,000 mark likely in January
• French bank seeks incorporation in China
• Collina to advise Italy's referees
• Taiwan allows chipmakers to use more advanced production technology at China plants
• Taiwan allows chipmakers to use more advanced production technology at China plants
• New Zealand theologian, once tried for heresy, awarded nation's top honor
• Turkish PM sues leading opposition figure over alleged personal insults
• India's bowlers restrict South Africa's lead
• Indonesian prosecutors to appeal suspect's acquittal in activist's poisoning
• Charlton signs Zheng on loan deal
• Oil prices stay above US$60 a barrel in year's final trading day
• Angolan president endorses postponing elections until 2008 and 2009
• Nowitzki's late shot carries Mavs
• Apple says options probe finds no misconduct by managers
• Apple says options probe finds no misconduct by managers
• Carjacking Suspect Calls 911 on Himself
• Bangladesh political alliance says it will blockade roads to demand government's neutrality
• Bangladesh political alliance says it will blockade roads to demand government's neutrality
• Woman Stuck in Elevator for 3 Days
• Buffalo sweeps season series against Carolina
• Tokyo shares edge up; China, Singapore, Australia, NZ close year with record highs
• Italy's La Scala removes Leonard Bernstein's "Candide" from 2007 program
• Pakistan excludes pacemen Akhtar and Ahmed from South African tour
• Pakistan excludes pacemen Akhtar and Ahmed from South African tour
• Wis. Sheriff Offers New Year's Eve Rides
• Bulgaria demands speed in nurses' appeal in Libya AIDS case
• Man Proposes in 'Objects of Desire' Room
• Actress Maggie Cheung says she's not retiring, but waiting for film she cares about
• Fire Dept. Ruse Nabs Fake Caller Suspect
• Carjacking Suspect Calls 911 on Himself
• TV Tastes Often Differ in the Same House
• President appoints new environment minister in Finnish government
• Apple says its own stock options probe finds no misconduct by managers
• La Scala Cancels Production of 'Candide'
• Many Bulgarians greet new EU membership with concern rather than optimism
• A look at Bulgaria ahead of European Union entry
• Comair pilots agree to postpone deadline for wage-cutting deal, averting weekend strike
• London's FTSE-100 index down 22.6 points to 6218.3 at midday
• Walchhofer posts back-to-back downhill victories
• Model Niki Taylor marries NASCAR driver Burney Lamar
• Striking Goodyear Tire workers in US ratify new contract
• McCartney, Estranged Wife in Art Spat
• Apple says its own options probe finds no misconduct by managers
• Walchhofer posts back-to-back downhill victories
• Hundreds of Filipinos evacuated from floods
• Asian telecom companies unwilling to invest more in backup lines to cope with disasters
• Bulgaria demands speed in nurses' appeal in Libya AIDS case
• Ukraine election commission approves signatures needed to hold referendum on joining NATO
• South Africa sets India 354 to win second test
• Apple says its own stock options probe finds no misconduct by managers
• Delta posts $49 million loss in November, down from $181 million loss for November 2005
• Italy's La Scala removes Leonard Bernstein's "Candide" from 2007 program
• Blog by Japan's first lady gives glimpse into life at prime minister's residence
• Haller in intensive care after heart attack
• Four companies shortlisted for Kosovo energy deal
• Walchhofer posts back-to-back downhill victories
• Gazprom warns Belarus not to siphon gas from its pipeline to Europe
• Bangladesh group says it will blockade roads to demand government neutrality
• Bangladesh group says it will blockade roads to demand government neutrality
• Olympiakos fires coach Trond Sollied
• Jubilee year ends with a posthumous premiere _ and 20 million 'hits'
• Japanese head abroad for year-end holidays despite higher costs
• Japanese head abroad for year-end holidays despite higher costs
• Boston's tallest building, blue-glass Hancock Tower, sold to New York group in $3.3 billion package
• NYSE, joining Nasdaq, will close Tuesday for funeral of President Ford
• Olympic downhill champion Deneriaz to miss three weeks
• Walchhofer's back-to-back downhill victories end Austria's struggles
• Apple says its own stock options probe finds no misconduct by managers
• Sinn Fein leader seeks party convention to accept Northern Ireland's police
• Italian soccer federation drops betting investigation of Buffon
• South Africa takes two early wickets as India chases 354 in second test
• Veteran Soviet spy, Boris Gudz, dies at 104
• McCain, Romney, Giuliani _ heavyweights in Republican field as 2006 ends
• Underdogs pursue White House beneath the radar of Obama-Clinton clamor
• Jubilee year ends with a posthumous premiere _ and 20 million 'hits'
• Petrobras reportedly declares 19 Brazilian oil fields commercially viable
• Schild wins first run at World Cup slalom
• London's FTSE-100 index closes down 20.1 points at 6,220.8
• President should pick watchdog leaders himself
• Moore adds to Newcastle injury woes
• Bob Knight isn't about setting records - he's in it for the players
• Zito headed to Giants in biggest deal ever for a pitcher
• Nowitzki hits game-winner for Mavs
• 'Cat Tail Willow Festival' opens today
• Giant LED 'media wall' to make debut
• 'Aurore' premieres at Vieshow Cinema
• Regent offers East vs. West cuisine
• CD launched to enhance appreciation of Italian Golden Age art exhibition
• Spanish tenor Placido Domingo to return in March for concert
• Irma la Douce at National Theater January 19-28
• Pictorial on Taiwan off the press
• TaiwanICDF thanks institutions supporting overseas medical aid
• Sidelines
• Walchhofer wins Bormio downhill race
• Flyers down Lightning to snap losing streak
• Taiex gets boost after advances by Hon Hai, Via
• Greenback holds on to gains after strong U.S. data
• Wall Street takes a hit after economy reports
• New Taiwan dollar set for annual win
• AT&T concessions expected to lead to merger approval
• Taiwan-China trade up 16.2% in 10 months
• Shell resumes output in Nigeria
• Quake highlights fragility of Asia telecoms network
• Gazprom warns Belarus not to siphon gas
• Getting in gear for New Year's Eve
• Zidane's headbutt inspires new fashion line
• 'Little Black Dress' shows no sign of age after 80 years
• War in Lebanon won by Syria and Iran, but lost by the U.S.
• A mother confronts child-safety fears
• Edwards frames return with a message
• To stay motivated in 2007, use the right metrics
• Children risk becoming foot troops in Colombia
• Free TVs make India elections popular
• Cloned animal approval may prompt 'clone-free' labels
• In Brief
• Pakistani tribal leaders say more than 70 children have died in civil conflict
• Fiji's military regime halts sales of land
• Indonesia's flood-displaced return as Malaysia faces new problem
• South Korea calls North 'serious threat'
• Australian leader calls to allow more uranium exports
• In Brief
• Palestinians will not be freed, Israeli sources say
• Ex-senator Edwards launches bid for U.S. presidency
• Brazilian drug gang kills 19, injures at least 20
• Seven police officers indicted for murder in Katrina aftermath
• Somali troops assert power in capital
• Speculation grows over date of Saddam hanging
• In Brief
• Report suggests real estate industry might cool off in 2007 first quarter
• DPP lawmaker denies report of conflict brewing in party
• NSC readies NT$600m for research ship
• List of dangerous roads released
• Carreras prepares for New Year's bash
• Su makes request for plan to exchange Chinese yuan
• Prosecutors urged to stop mocking defendants
• Su cites 2006 progress despite 'storms'
• Signature drive launched in support of prosecutors
• War of words dominates Wu's embezzlement trial
• Huge ice shelf breaks free in Canadian Arctic
• China cites Taiwan 'threat' in pitch for strong military
• Legislature agrees to start review of arms bill
• Taiwan relaxes investment rules on chipmakers
• First family scandals hit international magazine
• Examination Yuan chief to attend Ford's funeral
• Former president pans decision to ease rules on chipmakers
• New Zealand theologian, once tried for heresy, awarded nation's top honor
• Julia Roberts Expecting Her Third Child
• Wall Street marches higher to finish record year for Dow
• MARKET COMMENT-European stocks end last trading day of year lower
• James Brown band expects to resume touring within weeks
• Argentina offers money reward for information on missing 'dirty war' witness
• Julia Roberts is expecting her third child with husband Danny Moder, magazine reports
• Ex-Curator Say Getty Aware of Risks
• Boxer Mike Tyson Arrested in Arizona
• China to set annual quota for foreign-exchange settlement by individuals
• China to set annual quota for foreign-exchange settlement by individuals
• U.S apppeals court will not consider arguments from retired judges in Guantanamo detainee case
• Pressley turns down Charlton to join Celtic
• Julia Roberts Expecting Her 3rd Child
• Man Arrested on 23-Year-Old Warrant
• China to set annual quota for foreign-exchange settlement by individuals
• China to set annual quota for foreign-exchange settlement by individuals
• Morales says Cuban doctors top U.S. medical aid
• Russia agrees with Serbia's arms sale to Armenia, Serb president says
• Fighting to fly solo, Delta narrows its November losses
• Italian government publishes Alitalia privatization details
• Germany retailer says it will reflag Wal-Mart stores in Germany
• McCain, Romney, Giuliani _ heavyweights in Republican field as 2006 ends
• Soldiering on Without Ed Bradley
• Seacrest Hopes to Kiss Aguilera on TV
• Ryan Seacrest hopes to kiss Christina Aguilera on ABC's New Year's show
• New DVD Releases Include `Snakes'
• Ex-kiddie rapper Bow Wow out to prove he is not a teen act anymore
• Ex-Curator Say Getty Aware of Risks
• Sinn Fein leader seeks party convention to accept Northern Ireland's police
• Arkansas to test all rice seed next year over genetic concerns
• World Cup winning former coach Jacquet steps down from French soccer's top job
• 'Girls Gone Wild' company appeals community service
• Seacrest Hopes to Kiss Aguilera on TV
• Hip-Hop Car Stunt Leaves 2 Dead
• Canadian Sitcom Tackles Religious Divide
• Ex-Curator Say Getty Aware of Risks
• Exxon seeks court help to regain leases
• Schwarzenegger on crutches, expected to leave hospital Saturday
• TV Tastes Often Differ in the Same House
• Terry in training for Chelsea one day after back surgery
• Model Niki Taylor Marries NASCAR Driver
• U.S. stock markets will close Tuesday for funeral of President Ford
• Caribbean carrier BWIA projects US$50 million loss in final year of service
• Borssen wins World Cup slalom
• English Soccer Capsules
• Iowa Man Lands in Double-Dog Trouble
• Sinn Fein leaders vote for party conference on backing Northern Ireland police
• Borssen claims first victory at World Cup slalom
• Top Saudi cleric issues religious edict declaring Shiites to be infidels
• Bogus Calls Prompt Fake Prize, Real Jail
• Sheriff Offers Free New Year's Eve Rides
• What? That Was 23 Years Ago, Officer
• What? That Was 23 Years Ago, Officer
• Oil prices finish 2006 about where they started, natural gas plummeted amid mild weather
• Search suspended for U.S. adventure company owner missing on mountain in China; partner dead
• Overflow crowd greets third leg of Edwards' US presidential candidacy announcement tour
• Aime Jacquet, France's World Cup winning coach, resigns as technical director
• Next Foreign Relations Committee chief pressing for greater access to Nazi-era files
• No Second Chance for Miss Nevada USA
• Without James Brown, the Show Will Go On
• Iowa Man Lands in Double-Dog Trouble
• Fired Penney chief operating officer given $10 million severance deal
• Sinn Fein leaders vote for party conference on backing Northern Ireland police
• Belarusians in talks with Russia's Gazprom amid threat of New Year's supply cutoff
• Castro urged ballots, not guns, for Bolivia's populist revolution, Morales says
• MetLife to pay $19 million to end NY attorney general investigation
• MetLife to pay $19 million to end NY attorney general investigation
• Dollar moves mixed against major currencies in thin holiday trading
• George Lucas plans to shoot fourth "Indiana Jones" movie in 2007
• U.S. capital ready for solemn ceremony for late President Ford
• Defending champion Canada clinches semifinal berth; Russia routs Belarus 6-1
• Pitt and Jolie Visit Panama Museum Site
• Julia Roberts Expecting Her 3rd Child
• West: Barone will finish out season
• Bush seeks safety during tornado weather alert
• Furthur Restoration Halted
• Pitt and Jolie Visit the Panama Canal
• Private Service Held for James Brown
• No Second Chance for Miss Nevada USA
• Wall Street closes lower in last day of a record year; Dow falls 38.37
• Next Foreign Relations Committee chief pressing for greater access to Nazi-era files
• M&A hits record $4 trillion this year, and momentum seen boosting stocks in 2007
• Injuries making it tough for Chelsea to catch Manchester United
• Sinn Fein leaders vote for conference on backing Northern Ireland police
• Lucas: Filming `Indiana Jones 4' in 2007
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Moretti Quits as Film Fest Director
• Copper futures hit 6-month low on liquidation; gold and oil barely higher
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Second re-staging of "Idomeneo" takes place without disruptions
• Investors see growth slowing in 2007, with Wall Street hard-pressed to repeat 2006 gains
• Apple Faces Suit Over IPod-ITunes Link
• Michael Jordan, wife file for divorce after 17 years of marriage
• In regulatory filing, Apple discloses lawsuits over iPod-iTunes link, laptop failure
• Wis. Man Named 'World Champion Liar'
• What? That Was 23 Years Ago, Officer
• Buffalo Gores Wedding Guests in Rampage
• Iowa Man Lands in Double-Dog Trouble
• Big-cap mutual funds push growth stocks aside in 2006; but emerging markets soar
• Florida judge rules against Democrat in disputed election
• Bush sends best wishes to Muslims as they celebrate Eid al-Adha holiday
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Merck buys biotech Sirna Therapeutics for $1.1 billion
• Former 'Zoom' Actor Jared Nathan Dies
• Guatemalan president promises constitutional reforms on 10th anniversary of peace accords
• No Sparks, Again, at Controversial Opera
• Furthur Bus Restoration Halted
• U.S., Finnish disarmament officials win British royal honors
• Ex-`Zoom' actor Jared Nathan, 21, dies in crash; friend arrested on drunken driving charge
• AP CENTERPIECE: Asian markets soar on China boom, stronger corporate profits
• James Brown Eulogized for Music, Impact
• Woosnam heads sporting figures honored by Queen
• Boxer Mike Tyson Arrested in Arizona
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Bush seeks safety during tornado weather alert
• Poll shows Australian PM out of step with public opinion on atomic power
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Retribution, death and exile are dictators' occupational hazards
• James Brown's friends, family hold private farewell service
• Michael Jordan, wife file for divorce after 17 years of marriage
• Indonesia, Malaysia brace for more rain, floods
• Bangladesh group says it will blockade roads to demand government neutrality
• Bangladesh group says it will blockade roads to demand government neutrality
• FCC approves AT&T's buyout of BellSouth
• Florida judge rules against Democrat in disputed election
• Iowa Man Lands in Double-Dog Trouble
• What? That Was 23 Years Ago, Officer
• Men Served Fries Doused in Oven Cleaner
• Woman Charged With Malicious Castration
• 'Indiana Jones' to Be Filmed Next Year
• Woods to skip PGA Tour's season opener
• AT&T closes BellSouth buyout after FCC approval
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Residents of rough suburbs dash to register for French presidential vote
• Next Foreign Relations Committee chief pressing for greater access to Nazi-era files
• Five years after it was introduced in cash form, euro going from strength to strength
• Argentine president blames ex-security agents for disappearance of 'dirty war' witnesses
• Jubilee year ends with a posthumous premiere _ and 20 million 'hits'
• Sinn Fein leaders vote for conference on backing Northern Ireland police
• Yao to get update on injured knee
• Woman Charged With Malicious Castration
• FCC approves AT&T's buyout of BellSouth
• China's Chery to build small cars for Chrysler to sell worldwide
• Haiti's president returns from medical treatment in Cuba, says health is fine
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• Woman Charged With Malicious Castration
• 'Indiana Jones' to Be Filmed Next Year
• Colorado Woman Selling Snow on eBay
• President Bush, first lady seek shelter during tornado alert in Texas
• Man Accused of Trying to Take NYC Hotel
• Michael Jordan, Wife File for Divorce
• 'Indiana Jones' to Be Filmed Next Year
• Iraq's state-run TV says Saddam was hanged
• U.S. senators want good relations with Ecuador's leftist president-elect
• Vietnam reports first suspected bird flu cases in humans in a year
• Vietnam reports first suspected bird flu cases in humans in a year
• If Sudan reneges on UN force, it could face punitive measures
• Twenty years ago, hints of the style that would come to be Saddam's hallmarks
• Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt visit Panama
• TV Holds Tense Death Watch for Saddam
• Former U.S. President Gerald Ford: Underrated or overrated? Historians differ.
• 'Indiana Jones' to Begin Filming in 2007
• Jordan, Wife End Their 17-Year Marriage
• Indonesia, Malaysia brace for more rain, floods
• Reports: Toyota failed to declare US$50 million income in 3 years to 2004
• Gerald Ford funeral begins with simple ceremony at family church
• Saddam Hussein dies on the gallows, exiting the Iraqi stage after a long, brutal reign
• Jordan, Wife End Their 17-Year Marriage
• FCC approves AT&T's buyout of BellSouth
• After New York City, a final farewell to James Brown in his hometown on Saturday
• Reports: Toyota failed to declare US$50 million income in 3 years to 2004
• World leaders welcome, condemn Saddam Hussein's execution
• Taiwan premier defends decision to allow chipmakers to upgrade technology at China plants
• Taiwan premier defends decision to allow chipmakers to upgrade technology at China plants
• National mourning for Gerald Ford begins with simple ceremony at family church
• Annan leaves behind a U.N. more engaged in peacekeeping but suffering an image problem
• Kyrgyz president threatens to dissolve Parliament in escalating political crisis
• Kyrgyz president threatens to dissolve Parliament in escalating political crisis
• World leaders welcome, condemn Saddam Hussein's execution
• Julia Roberts, Hubby Expecting 3rd Child
• Reports: Toyota failed to declare US$50 million in income in 3 years to 2004
• Reports: Toyota failed to declare US$50 million in income in 3 years to 2004
• Kyrgyz lawmakers vote to amend constitution, strengthen president's powers
• Kyrgyz lawmakers vote to amend constitution, strengthen president's powers
• World leaders welcome, condemn Saddam Hussein's execution
• AP Profile: more challenges in store for Thailand's first female central bank chief
• Saddam's execution provokes joy, proclamations of martyrdom and predictions of a surge in violence
• Farewell Tour to James Brown Ends
• Farewell Tour to James Brown Ends
• Australia upsets Russia 2-1
• Australia upsets Russia 2-1
• Ntini has India struggling as bad light holds up South Africa's victory charge
• Saddam's execution provokes joy, proclamations of martyrdom and predictions of a surge in violence
• Bryant's key errors help Bobcats beat Lakers
• Texas Tech stages biggest comeback in Insight Bowl
• Car bomb claimed by Basque separatists injures 3 outside Madrid airport
• Whitney leads Carolina over Anaheim
• Japan pledges to continue support for Iraqi reconstruction after Saddam execution
• Woman Charged With Malicious Castration
• Farewell Tour to Brown Ends in Georgia
• Saddam's execution provokes joy, proclamations of martyrdom and predictions of a surge in violence
• Indian groups protest Saddam execution; government says it's 'disappointed'
• South Africa closer to victory with India at 160-8
• Austrian trade union federation formally approves sale of troubled BAWAG bank
• South Africa defeats India by 174 runs
• Haller released from intensive care after heart attack
• Reports: Union leader criticizes Jan. 19 strike plan by employees of ailing Alitalia
• Car bomb claimed by Basque separatists injures 26 at Madrid airport
• Goat head sent to Palermo GM
• Thousands pay final respects to former President Gerald Ford in California church
• South Africa levels series with 174-run victory over India
• Thousands pay final respects to former President Gerald Ford in California church
• Belgium to ban smoking in restaurants as of Jan. 1, joining widening European trend
• Farewell Tour to James Brown Ends in Ga.
• Bush uses radio waves to eulogize former President Ford
• Hughes last minute strike gives Charlton 2-1 victory over Aston Villa
• No sign of progress in talks between Belarus, Russian giant over gas price dispute
• Edwards wraps up early presidential campaign tour in Carolinas
• Motherwell secures 1-1 draw with Celtic with injury-time equalizer
• Artist Joan Worth, producer of works on Lenny Bruce and Malcolm X, dies at 72
• Official: Lack of Afghan war crime trials shows 'double standard'
• Thousands pay final respects to former President Gerald Ford in California church
• Strong cross-country gives Manninen Nordic Combined win
• New US congressman promises more integrity, civility in House
• Governor Schwarzenegger expected to leave hospital Saturday
• ETA car bomb at Madrid's airport breaks cease-fire in Spain
• Yeh likely the next female leader
• Peso finishes 2006 at near 6-year high
• IMF welcomes plan to pay back debt
• Philippines says most wanted militant may be dead
• Arroyo's husband sued for stifling press freedom
• Safety stressed for New Year's revelry
• Manila bows to U.S. over custody of convicted rapist
• Itinerant discovers true meaning of Christmas, learns to count her blessings
• Feeling the joy of the season
• Treasuring a gift from the heart
• Home-based worker discovers gift of Yuletide joy
• Federation of Filipino groups inducts officers
• Filipinos in Taichung throw holiday parties
• Celebrating Christmas in Sansia
• The way to start it right
• Bringing out the champion in you
• The light that shines in the darkness
• 'All I want for Christmas is my mom,' says daughter
• Pinoy Express giving away house and lot
• Welcoming the New Year with a joyful heart
• IF YOU GO:
• Under the peel in Curacao
• South Africa levels series as sun finally shows up
• Relaxed Hingis returns to scene of re-emergence
• Scud, Molik take big steps on comeback trail
• Jordan, wife get divorced after 17 years of marriage
• Scoring quietly on rise in NBA
• Knicks feel run down as Suns simply run away
• Sidelines
• Texas Tech stages biggest comeback in bowl history
• Vince Young confounds NFL draft-day naysayers
• Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• Events
• Theater
• Concerts
• Museums
• Galleries
• A tale of two cities for stunned tourist
• Jubilee year ends with a posthumous premiere - and 20 million 'hits'
• Hope blooms in smiles of Kinshasa polio kids
• Historians divided over Ford's legacy
• A ruthless dictator who lost touch with his people
• The polar bear problem may be just the tip of the iceberg
• Democratic nomination becoming an 'up-Hil' battle
• Somalia war unsettles the world as intervention talk continues
• Upgrading broadband in U.S.
• Latin America not likely to go red
• In Brief
• Fifteen skulls found at home of alleged child killer, India police disclose
• Indonesia, Malaysia brace for more rain
• ETA bomb attack at Madrid airport ends ceasefire, officials say
• Bomb kills 17 in Iraq as Saddam hangs
• Missing witness in Argentine 'dirty war' trial found
• In Brief
• New traffic, health rules to take effect as new year commences
• Looser rules not seen as spurring capital flight
• Type B severe influenza hits another local victim
• 'Prudence' urged in court cases
• Local suicide rate said to be second highest globally
• Showdown looms in Somalia
• Hundreds feared dead as storm sinks ferry off Indonesia coast
• Saddam's death comes quickly, quietly
• Liberalization a joint decision, Wu says
• Ex-president frowns on looser regulations
• Taiwan ranks sixth in global investment environment rating
• A parade warms up countdown to New Year 2007 in Taipei
• Sony captures highest spotlight of countdown to New Year 2007
• Taipei countdown to New Year expects 500,000 participants
• ETA car bomb at Madrid's airport breaks cease-fire in Spain
• Calvin Trillin's Happy Marriage
• Thousands pay final respects to former President Gerald Ford in California church
• Trillin Remembers Late Wife in New Book
• Brazil's president sees tough second term
• Solemn tribute for former President Ford at his California church
• 16-year-old wins first stop of ski jumping's Four Hills
• Rescuers search for survivors after Indonesian ferry carrying hundreds sinks
• Russian gas giant warns Belarus it is facing imminent supply cutoff
• Actress' Bodyguard Accused of Rampage
• Woods Reveals His Wife Is Pregnant
• Motherwell secures 1-1 draw with Celtic with injury-time equalizer
• Annan leaves behind committment to battle poverty but UN reputation to mend
• Solemn tribute for former President Ford at his California church
• Finns blank Swiss 4-0 to set up group final against Russia
• Investigators probe Interior Department officials' ties to oil companies
• Farewell Tour to James Brown Ends
• Brazil's president sees tough second term
• Few Tough Decisions on Saddam Pictures
• Ronaldo scores twice as Man United goes six points clear by beating Reading 3-2
• English Soccer Summaries
• Farewell Tour to James Brown Ends
• Farewell Tour to James Brown Ends
• English Premier League Goalscorers
• Farewell Tour for James Brown Ends
• George Lucas Handles Rose Parade Duties
• Farewell Tour for James Brown Ends
• Venezuelan, Bolivian leaders to attend Nicaraguan swearing-in ceremony
• World's Oldest Mom Bears Twins at 67
• Lucas Embraces Rose Parade Marshal Role
• `Star Wars' creator embraces role as Rose Parade grand marshal
• Farewell tour to singer James Brown ends with memorial event in hometown Augusta
• Comedian Jay Mohr, actress Nikki Cox get married in Los Angeles
• Belarusian official announces agreement on 2007 gas price, Russia's Gazprom denies it
• Chile's Fernandez voted South American player of the year
• Final Goodbyes for Godfather of Soul
• Jay Mohr, Nikki Cox Exchange Vows in LA
• PSV moves eleven points clear atop the Dutch league
• Fans Bid Final Goodbye to James Brown
• Jay Mohr, Nikki Cox Reportedly Marry
• Fans Bid Final Goodbye to James Brown
• Ford mourned in U.S. capital after California services
• Ford mourned in U.S. capital after California services
• Lucas Embraces Rose Parade Marshal Role
• Ford mourned in the capital after California services
• Fans Bid Final Farewell to James Brown
• Fans Bid Final Farewell to James Brown
• Artist Joan Worth, producer of works on Lenny Bruce and Malcolm X, dies at 72
• Fans Bid Final Farewell to James Brown
• George Michael charged with being unfit to drive in October incident, police say
• New Zealand wins toss, bowls in second one-dayer
• New Zealand wins toss, bowls in second one-dayer
• James Brown fans bid final farewell to singer at memorial in his Georgia hometown
• Edwards wraps up early presidential campaign blitz in Carolinas
• Ford mourned in the capital after California services
• Jay Mohr Reportedly Marries Nikki Cox
• Ford remembered as sailor, congressman and president in state funeral services honoring intersections of his life
• AP Profile: More challenges in store for Thailand's first female central bank chief
• Bush says Saddam's execution will not end violence in Iraq
• Ford remembered as sailor, congressman and president in state funeral services honoring intersections of his life
• Fans Bid Final Farewell to James Brown
• Saddam's execution draws balance of relief, repugnance at use of capital punishment
• Fans and Stars Mourn Godfather of Soul
• James Brown fans bid final farewell to singer at memorial in his Georgia hometown
• Belarusian official announces agreement on 2007 gas price, Russia's Gazprom denies it
• Power plays lie beneath Russia's gas price dispute with Belarus
• Euro already in common usage in many places outside enlarging 13-member eurozone
• Smashed ancient statues provide clues for solving riddle of Greek desert island
• Shiite struggle in Iraq spills over across Mideast
• Bahrain's Shiites poised for another round against Sunni establishment
• In postwar Lebanon, Shiites push for political power
• Population in main Shiite countries of Middle East
• Spanish women struggle to rise in corporate world of modernizing but still macho society
• Border crackdown fuels smugglers' boom on U.S.-Mexico border
• Texas rallies to beat Iowa 26-24 in Alamo Bowl
• Crude Video Shows Saddam Execution
• Ford remembered as sailor, congressman and president in state funeral services honoring intersections of his life
• Saddam Execution Images Shown on TV, Web
• Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban reunited in Sydney
• Actress Maggie Cheung says she's not retiring, but waiting for film she cares about
• Ford remembered as sailor, congressman and president in state funeral services honoring intersections of his life
• Indonesian Playboy trial closed to public, angering Islamic hard-liners
• Ford remembered as sailor, congressman and president in state funeral services honoring intersections of his life
• Brazil's president sees tough second term
• Jay Mohr Reportedly Marries Nikki Cox
• Fans and Stars Mourn Godfather of Soul
• Fans and Stars Mourn Godfather of Soul
• Hingis engaged to Radek Stepanek
• Ford remembered as sailor, congressman and president in state funeral services honoring intersections of his life
• New Zealand wins toss, bowls in second one-dayer
• Jetstar's inaugural Melbourne-Honolulu flight canceled
• Flintoff says England has to avoid another loss at all costs
• France upsets defending champion United States, Australia beats Russia 2-1
• Wild Oats XI wins back-to-back titles
• Taiwan's first lady released from hospital
• Hingis engaged to Radek Stepanek
• Australia coach urges England to come out fighting
• Barber leads Giants past Redskins
• Texas rallies to beat Iowa 26-24 in Alamo Bowl
• Fans and Stars Mourn Godfather of Soul
• Japanese pitcher Igawa says he is confidence in playing Major League
• Beijing officials try to convince people to use public transportation
• Sangakkara anchors Sri Lankan innings in second one-dayer
• Saddam's execution draws balance of relief, repugnance at use of capital punishment
• Ford reveals 4-door concept sedan based on iconic Mustang sports car
• New guideline: All pregnant women should be screened for Down syndrome
• Jay Mohr Reportedly Marries Nikki Cox
• More offshore natural gas deposits discovered in Myanmar
• More offshore natural gas deposits discovered in Myanmar
• Millions of Bangladeshis return home for Muslim holiday; at least 15 killed in accidents
• US ex-president Ford remembered in state funeral services in Washington
• Fans and Stars Mourn Godfather of Soul
• New Zealand wins by one wicket on last ball
• India beats Czech Republic on debut, continues run of Hopman Cup upsets
• Hingis returns to Gold Coast, opens with a win
• Trillin Remembers Late Wife in New Book
• Trillin Remembers Late Wife in New Book
• Trillin Remembers Late Wife in New Book
• Bangladesh Election Commission rejects ex-dictator's appeal to contest upcoming polls
• Bangladesh Election Commission rejects ex-dictator's appeal to contest upcoming polls
• Thai tourism officials warn New Year vacationers to beware of high Gulf of Thailand waves
• Fans and Stars Mourn Godfather of Soul
• Turkmenistan keeps personality cult going around late leader, announces planned monument
• Turkmenistan keeps personality cult going around late leader, announces planned monument
• Euro already in widespread use in many places outside the EU
• Times Square Hits Stride for New Year's
• Turkmenistan announces monument to late leader who instituted vast personality cult
• Turkmenistan announces monument to late leader who instituted vast personality cult
• Bangladesh Election Commission rejects ex-dictator's appeal to contest upcoming polls
• Bangladesh Election Commission rejects ex-dictator's appeal to contest upcoming polls
• Trillin Remembers Late Wife in New Book
• Thai officials warn New Year vacationers to beware of high Gulf of Thailand waves
• Colorado Woman Selling Snow on eBay
• Philippines braces for New Year's carnage
• China had hottest year in 2006 since 1951
• Texas rallies to beat Iowa 26-24 in Alamo Bowl
• Celebrations start in Asia as world rolls toward New Year
• Bangladesh Election Commission rejects ex-dictator's appeal to contest upcoming polls
• Bangladesh Election Commission rejects ex-dictator's appeal to contest upcoming polls
• Wary of new players, Nadal seeks to continue winning ways in 2007 in India
• Congo president names veteran opposition politican as prime minister
• Colorado Woman Selling Snow on eBay
• 67-Year-Old Woman Gives Birth to Twins
• Storms, high seas rage through wide areas of Southeast Asia
• Serbia's president says EU integration is his country's top priority
• Roda JC holds AZ Alkmaar 2-2 in the Dutch league
• Palestinian refugees in Jordan hold prayers and a rally to honor Saddam Hussein
• 52,000 see Bjorndalen win biathlon's Team Challenge
• Davydenko, top seed at Qatar, looking ahead to Australian Open
• Major New Year celebration canceled in northern Thai city after Bangkok bombings
• 14-Foot Python Bites Fla. Snake Handler
• Ordinary people pay their respects to former U.S. President Gerald Ford