英文新聞列表 English News List

• Vietnamese leader says Hanoi will continue with economic reform, social equity a priority
• Police: Paris Hilton Arrested for DUI
• Vivendi second-quarter net rises 53 percent, helped by DuPont settlement
• Reviving WTO talks raised as priority as APEC finance ministers' meeting starts
• Reviving WTO talks raised as priority as APEC finance ministers' meeting starts
• Health crisis along Myanmar-Thai border comparable to Africa's worst war zones: report
• Prosecutor demands 4-year prison sentence for former Skandia executive charged with fraud
• Emirates-based consortium to buy aircraft services provider SR Technics for US$1.3 billion
• SKorea, Japan agree to use dialogue and pressure in dealing with NKorea
• Owen undergoes successful surgery
• Hong Kong shares decline on worries U.S. economy may slow
• China's shares down slightly Thursday following three-day rally
• Police: Paris Hilton Arrested for DUI
• Vietnam confirms U.S. pro-democracy activist detained, declines to say why
• IAAF official: Jones eligible to run in athletics final
• Paulson says he's pleased with Vietnamese cooperation on North Korean bank accounts
• Paulson says he's pleased with Vietnamese cooperation on North Korean bank accounts
• Japanese stocks decline following drop on Wall Street, dollar up vs yen
• Japanese stocks decline following drop on Wall Street, dollar up vs yen
• BMW sales down in August but up on year
• Paris Hilton Booked on DUI Charges
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• Honda recalls 2,700 cars over faulty hydraulic pumps
• Honda recalls 2,700 cars over faulty hydraulic pumps
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• North Korean computer game goes on sale in South Korea
• North Korean computer game goes on sale in South Korea
• South Korean lawmakers challenge government over U.S. free trade talks
• Sunni Arabs accuse Shiites of seeking to divide Iraq in stormy parliament session
• EU parliament calls for arms embargo against China to remain in place
• EU-U.S. negotiations on saving trans-Atlantic passenger data deal to start Friday
• Asian stocks decline on renewed worries about higher rates in U.S., key export market
• Asian stocks decline on renewed worries about higher rates in U.S., key export market
• Blair expected to respond to calls for him to set a date to leave office
• Paris Hilton Booked on DUI Charges
• Paris Hilton Booked on DUI Charges
• Dutch authorities uncover firearms believed linked to terrorism case
• Donadoni wants Totti back for October qualifiers
• Slovak PM promises to punish extremism
• Sportingbet says chairman detained in U.S.; mulls offer for World Gaming Offer
• Beer Memorabilia Collectors Trade Wares
• Bank of England holds interest rates steady at 4.75 percent
• Germany welcomes Turkish decision to send troops to Lebanon, says Berlin to decide soon
• London's FTSE-100 index down 54.0 points at 5875.3 at midday
• Chinese Web site shut down for publicizing beating death of villager, editor says
• French lawmakers set for bitter debate over Gaz de France selloff
• Enel posts higher 1st-half earnings, sets sights on eastward expansion
• Dollar mixed, gold down
• Honda recalls 2,700 cars over faulty hydraulic pumps
• Honda recalls 2,700 cars over faulty hydraulic pumps
• Indonesian shares fall as market participants track regional market slide
• German government delays flagship health reform
• Indian shares fall on selling in banking, technology stocks
• Indian shares fall on selling in banking, technology stocks
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• Asian stocks decline on renewed worries about higher rates in U.S., key export market
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• Asian stocks decline on renewed worries about higher rates in U.S., key export market
• Turkey's Trabzonspor fires coach
• Valencia's Albelda sidelined for two weeks
• Reviving WTO talks raised as priority as APEC finance ministers' meeting starts
• Reviving WTO talks raised as priority as APEC finance ministers' meeting starts
• Blair expected to respond to calls for him to set a date to leave office
• Wall, Coles share early lead; Michelle Wie tees off against men
• Malaysian court rules McDonald's has exclusive right to "Mc" prefix
• Paris Hilton Booked on DUI Charges
• Plans for Chinese official to visit Taiwan in October scuttled
• English Soccer Fixtures
• Schaefer investigated for sexual harassment
• EU lawmakers demand U.S. name locations of CIA prisons
• Tevez, Mascherano make Premier League debuts
• Sportingbet says chairman detained in U.S.; mulls offer for World Gaming
• ABC Terrorism Drama Stirs Controversy
• Mumbai woman's photos of funeral ground stirs anger over Zoroastrian rites
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• Strange and Pagunsan outshine big names after Singapore Open first round
• Belgian director Joachim Lafosse says choosing 2 real brothers was fundamental
• Polish unemployment dips to 15.6 percent in August
• TV drama about a new age of terrorism sheds light, triggers controversy
• Frankfurt Book Fair _ world's oldest _ turns spotlight on Indian literature
• Jobless claims fall by largest amount in 7 weeks
• Annan says Lebanon force will soon be big enough for Israel to withdraw
• Nissan to exchange faulty hatchback support for models sold in Japan, New Zealand
• Nissan to exchange faulty hatchback support for models sold in Japan, New Zealand
• Man City defender Thatcher under police investigation
• Al Gore praises Swedish premier for environmental leadership
• Marion Jones cleared: "B" sample comes back negative
• Thai shares driven down 1.3 percent by weak energy counters
• Georgian prosecutors charge 13 with treason, plotting coup
• Oil prices regain some ground after falling to 5-month low
• Israel announces an end to Lebanon blockade
• Blair promises to step down within a year
• Bush admits to secret CIA detention centers
• Thousands scream for Bryant
• Chen, Wu questioned in August over fund use
• In Brief
• AIEF announces autumn education fair, sends eight students to U.S. on scholarship
• Invention Show & Technomart leads a win-win situation towards globalization
• DPP lawmaker voices concerns over agricultural ties with PRC
• Taiwan business climate seen mediocre
• About 2% of insured population found to have overdue fees
• Shih advocates non-violent policy for rally
• Survey reveals most locals lack knowledge of world affairs
• TSU lobbies for 'Taiwan' to be used in U.N. bid
• PRC's long arm seen reaching NGOs
• In Brief
• Riot police crush protests in Khartoum
• In Brief
• Arabic language ability gives some Chinese Muslims an edge
• Ivory Coast government quits en masse over dumped waste
• Thai court orders Vietnamese pilot sent back to face charges in homeland
• Manhattan's St. Paul's chapel evolves into 9-11 shrine
• Jordanian gunman waited 24 years to avenge brothers
• South Korea says Kim's trip a positive step
• War criminals free in former Yugoslavia, U.N. says
• India dropping cities' colonial names
• Calderon seeks allies to rule divided Mexico
• NATO top commander calls for reinforcements in Afghanistan
• Court hands out 18 years to Bali bombing militants
• Bombs mar handover of Iraq military command
• Irwin's father announces private funeral
• Indian miners feared dead after exposion
• Sri Lanka to let 15,000 return home
• Chiang belongs to past, not airport
• Paying to get it right
• Countering extremism with compassion
• Taiex drops 0.1%, led by financial sector
• Still at large: Osama bin Laden
• Yen may weaken on fund outflows, strategist suggests
• Wall Street closes lower amid rate hike concerns
• NFL is back, sans end zone entertainment
• France tame Italy, proving there is life after Zidane
• Taiwan records 41% share in world's market for flat displays
• Nadal's U.S. Open gets closed by 54th-ranked Youzhny
• Japan retailers seen jumping on m-commerce band wagon
• Marlins' Sanchez pitches first MLB no-no since 2004
• Lebanon public debt expected to hit US$41b by end of year
• APEC sets priority as reviving stalled world trade talks
• Catch Missy in action
• You're never too hot to learn
• Speculation goes on: Cruise not so bruised by split with Paramount
• Ang Lee starts filming in Malaysia
• Neil LaBute doesn't fear 'The Wicker Man'
• Haunted by memories and mysteries
• Events
• Theater
• Concerts
• Live Music
• Clubs &Pubs
• Hotels
• Museums
• Hollywood's little 9-11 'memorials'
• Westlife is still at it after all these years
• Oatmeal Spice Cookies anything but blah
• Rose wines, riesling match zesty, sweet barbecue
• A toast to the lazy days of summer
• Vegetarian Grilling
• Museums
• Change afoot in classical music world
• Toronto film festival starts with cold tale of North
• Amazon now sells films via Internet on demand
• Intersex fish raises pollution concerns in U.S.
• World needs far tougher action on warming: U.N.
• Global warming taking earth back to dinosaur era
• Climate change forged first civilizations: scientist
• Hotels
• Live Music
• Clubs & Pubs
• Concerts
• Theater
• Events
• Burundi's last rebel holdouts sign comprehensive peace deal with the government
• London's FTSE-100 index closes down 71.2 points at 5,858.1
• Alcatel shareholders approve tie-up with Lucent
• Paolini wins 12th stage, Valverde remains overall leader of Spanish Vuelta
• Apotex files appeal against generic Plavix injunction
• EU finance ministers to hold informal talks as Europe's economy steams ahead
• Author James Frey and publisher reportedly settle suit over lies in best-selling memoir
• Alcatel shareholders approve tie-up with Lucent
• Aker Yards wins contract to build two ships for Miami-based Norwegian Cruise lines
• Indian PM to raise issue of terrorism with Pakistan's President at nonaligned summit
• Book Fair Spotlights indian Literature
• Germany welcomes Turkish decision to send troops to Lebanon, says Berlin to decide soon
• Schumacher's future is all the talk ahead of Italian GP
• Spanish parliament moves toward sending troops to Lebanon
• New cases of bird flu discovered in domestic fowl
• Rescuers find bodies of 30 killed in mine accident in eastern India, says official
• France coach Domenech says he has final decision over Makelele
• Polling company owner pleads guilty to fraud, clients included Bush and Lieberman campaigns
• Alcatel, Lucent shareholders approve euro8.4 billion (US$10.7 billion) tie-up
• Expert: Killer TB strain, found in 28 South African hospitals, must have crossed borders
• Bookmakers say bets_ not polls _ offer most accurate political predictions
• Top military lawyers clash with White House over Bush's proposed terror trials
• Florida schoolchildren remember Bush visit on Sept. 11
• Oil prices slip on higher gasoline inventories
• Nuremberg signs Slovak defender Gresko
• EU warns France over golden shares in Suez-GDF energy merger
• Boston Scientific finds higher clot risk for drug-coated stents
• Wie opens with 7-over 78
• Alcatel, Lucent shareholders approve euro8.4 billion (US$10.7 billion) tie-up
• U.S. stocks fall as economic slowdown worries persist
• EU says Vietnam ready to join WTO
• Burundi's last rebel holdouts sign comprehensive peace deal with the government
• $65 Million Figurine Thief Gets 4 Years
• Lawmakers stand off in divisive debate over privatizing France's gas company
• Bennati wins fourth stage of Tour de Pologne, his second win in the race
• Wie opens with 7-over 78
• 'Housewives' Star Marcia Cross Pregnant
• Strauss confident Trescothick will recover from stress for Ashes
• Hannover gets Aachen coach
• Paris Pinched in Hollywood on DUI Charge
• Bartender Gets Cash From $10,000 Tip
• Sportingbet says chairman detained in U.S.; mulls offer for World Gaming
• Paolini wins 12th stage, Valverde remains overall leader of Spanish Vuelta
• EU says it does not have to give Microsoft a green light for Vista launch
• Wolfowitz does not want poor countries whose debts are erased get buried in debt anew
• Paris Hilton Arrested on DUI Charge
• Film Fests Start Oscar Countdown
• Bush claims progress in war on terror
• Treasury chief waits in shadows as Tony Blair announces departure for next year
• Ireland's deputy premier, Mary Harney, resigning as leader of Progressive Democrats
• China's Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics files IPO for $276M
• 6 months out, film fests begin Hollywood's Oscar countdown
• Fake Signs Point to Trump's Golf Course
• Wie opens with 7-over 78 _ 12 off leaders
• No positive tests at European Championships
• Officials are stumped by fake signs for Donald Trump's Los Angeles-area golf course
• 5 Win $131,000 Praemium Imperiale Prize
• Key moments in Tony Blair's premiership
• 'Idol' Singer Clay Aiken May Serve Bush
• Composer Steve Reich, ballerina Maya Plisetskaya and 3 others awarded $131,000 prizes
• Serbian PM's assassination trial starts from scratch because of judge's resignation
• Hoping for faster turnaround times, United introduces automated dual boarding bridge
• Gibraltar could take part in UEFA competitions despite Spain's objections
• Top Democratic Senator assails administration security strategy
• Basso hearing in doping case postponed to Sept. 29
• Bookmakers say bets _ not polls _ offer most accurate political predictions
• Senate committee postpones vote on Bolton nomination to U.N.
• Florida schoolchildren remember Bush visit on Sept. 11
• Serbian PM's assassination trial starts from scratch because of judge's resignation
• Brain scan detects signs of awareness in vegetative-state patient
• GlaxoSmithKline closing U.S. plant; 253 jobs to be lost
• Britain's Blair promises to quit within a year, but won't set precise date
• Belgian director Joachim Lafosse says choosing 2 real brothers was fundamental
• Key moments in Tony Blair's premiership
• Court gives federal agency another 2 months to reconsider 'NYPD Blue' indecency ruling
• Tadic says answer for Kosovo in not independence but "maximum autonomy"
• Mexican president-elect says he will seek U.S. immigration reform before Bush leaves office
• Spanish parliament moves toward sending troops to Lebanon
• U.S. proposes agreement to settle claims against estate of former Enron chief
• Wie opens with 7-over 78 _ 12 off leaders
• European stock end lower
• Russian steelmaker Severstal reports first-half profit plunge
• Brazilian woman's death exposes underground cosmetic-surgery network among immigrants
• Bush administration shrugs off visit of most senior Iranian official since 1979
• Klavan Is Masterful, Characters Superb
• Human error behind loss of one of two artworks shattered in Paris' Pompidou museum
• TV talent show singer Clay Aiken to serve on President's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities
• Paris Hilton Arrested in DUI Case
• Bush administration shrugs off visit of most senior Iranian official since 1979
• U.S. Open surprise semifinalists
• Mary Harney resigning as Ireland's deputy premier, leader of Progressive Democrats
• Top military lawyers clash with White House over Bush's proposed terror trials
• Frey and Publisher Settle Lawsuit
• Elton John Previews New Album at Concert
• U.S., Japanese automakers urging trade officials to end steel tariffs
• Spain beats Australia at World Cup; England rallies to beat India
• Web social site Facebook draws complaints about privacy
• Author James Frey and publisher settle suit over lies in best-selling memoir
• Passion over power: Andrea Bocelli makes his New York Philharmonic debut
• Senate panel approves nominee for ambassador to Armenia
• Out of the Ryder Cup spotlight, Sutton tackles a new chapter
• Elton John previews songs from `The Captain and the Kid' at intimate New York City concert
• UAW leader says union won't give same health care concessions to Chrysler
• Mexican president-elect says he will seek U.S. immigration reform before Bush leaves office
• Blair, weakened by Iraq war, expected to struggle as lame duck premier
• Senate committee postpones vote on Bolton nomination to U.N.
• Montana wildfire grows, additional burning expected
• Lawmakers stand off in divisive debate over privatizing France's gas company
• No nerves for two-time champ Stewart
• Wie opens with 7-over 78 _ 12 off leaders
• Tadic says answer for Kosovo in not independence but "maximum autonomy"
• Documentaries Detail Chile Dictatorship
• Bocelli Makes N.Y. Philharmonic Debut
• Paris' DUI Pinch a Boost to Party Image
• Mexican president-elect says he will seek U.S. immigration reform before Bush leaves office
• Potato root disease prompts restricted handling, movement of spuds in Idaho for 35 growers
• Saks, MasterCard team up to offer loyalty card to wealthy U.S. customers
• Coroner has material for grand jury in case of doctor, nurses accused in Katrina deaths
• Correction: People-Stefani Story
• Spanish parliament moves toward sending troops to Lebanon
• Bush administration shrugs off visit of most senior Iranian official since 1979
• Nuremberg signs Slovak defender Gresko
• Windies team at DLF Cup will defend Trophy title
• Russian and U.S. officials say roadblocks remain to trade deal
• Oil prices fall to new 5-month low on higher U.S. gasoline inventories
• Wife says Pinochet asks to be forgiven for victims of his regime _ 'if he was wrong'
• Private Steve Irwin Funeral Scheduled
• Ukraine president courts Caspian oil in Azerbaijan
• Bush administration pledges to help sick Sept. 11 workers
• Sharapova vs. Mauresmo highlights women's semifinals at U.S. Open
• Web social site Facebook draws complaints about privacy
• Shell Oil chief: U.S. needs policy on greenhouse gas emissions
• Gold down
• U.S. official calls for private energy investment to maintain economic stability in Caribbean
• 'the Little Mermaid' Musical to Debut
• Musical version of Disney's `The Little Mermaid' to premiere next summer in Denver
• Spanish parliament approves sending 1,100 troops to Lebanon
• Dollar strengthens against euro and pound after upbeat jobless claims report
• Lawmakers clash in debate over privatizing France's gas company
• Usher's Broadway Debut: Work in Progress
• EU warns France over golden shares in Suez-GDF energy merger
• Northwest Airlines recalls furloughed flight attendants
• Spain, England, Pakistan, Nertherlands win in field hockey
• Spain, Romania join Serbia, Hungary in water polo semis
• American Airlines hopes to save $95 million on maintenance
• Katie Couric Tops Ratings Again
• U.S. House drafting new border security package that closes door to immigration compromise
• Spanish parliament approves sending 1,100 troops to Lebanon
• U.S. stocks fall as economic slowdown worries persist; Dow sheds 74.76
• Technical Glitch Ends Hillary `GMA' Chat
• Exxon Russian project provides boost
• Russia, Cuba win at World Grand Prix
• CBS, David Letterman sign pact to stay in late-night business together for 4 more years
• Katie Couric Tops Ratings Again
• Technical Glitch Ends Hillary `GMA' Chat
• Precious metals lower on profit-taking, strong U.S. dollar
• Frey and Publisher Settle Lawsuit
• Frey and Publisher Settle Lawsuit
• Alcatel, Lucent shareholders approve euro8.4 billion (US$10.7 billion) tie-up
• Man's Gun Fires in Wal-Mart Bathroom
• Senate moves to add funds to track bin Laden, combat Afghanistan opium trade
• Author James Frey and publisher settle suit over lies in best-selling memoir
• Tenn. City to Pull 'Goats Working' Signs
• Technical Glitch Ends Hillary `GMA' Chat
• Usher's Broadway Debut: Work in Progress
• Top names in world chess upset in blitz championship in Israel
• Technical glitch ends a Hillary Clinton interview on `Good Morning America'
• Human Error Causes Loss of artwork
• Been there, done that: Sorenstam watches Tiger's streak
• Clinton Officials Protest 9/11 TV Series
• Paris Hilton booked for investigation of driving under the influence in Hollywood, police say
• Brain scan detects signs of awareness in vegetative-state patient
• Stem cells could be next generation of sports doping
• Canada's Casino Windsor adds sports wagering
• Former Staples executive charged with embezzling corporate funds
• Formerly conjoined twins doing well after surgery but face long recovery
• Enron sells Prisma Energy to private equity firm for $2.9 billion, largely completing sales
• Al-Jazeera plays footage of bin Laden meeting with Sept. 11 planners
• `Wild World' Singer to Release New Album
• Chairman of British online gambling company Sportingbet detained in NYC; share trading halted
• Artist formerly known as Cat Stevens to release pop album in November after 28-year hiatus
• U.S. proposes deal to settle claims against former Enron chief's estate
• Clinton Officials Protest 9/11 TV Series
• 'Wild World' Singer to Release New Album
• Federal Reserve official: Inflation may take several years to moderate
• Ebbers ordered to report to prison Sept. 26 in WorldCom fraud
• Jansen discusses HGH use in NFL, clarifies HBO comments
• Clinton Officials Protest 9/11 TV Series
• U.S. Senate to issue report on prewar intelligence about Iraq
• Amazon.com launches long-awaited TV, movie download service
• Loyalty to Boca Juniors now truly cradle to grave
• India's candidate for U.N. secretary-general wants to see improved peacekeeping
• Key moments in Tony Blair's premiership
• Al-Jazeera plays footage of bin Laden meeting with Sept. 11 planners
• US governor discusses Sudan trip to seek release of arrested American journalist
• NBC Executive Gordon Manning Dies at 89
• NBC Executive Gordon Manning Dies at 89
• Deutsche Bank hit by $5.8M arbitration decision
• Duffy's 2 homers help Pittsburgh beat Cubs
• New York Fashion Week Opens Friday
• NBC Executive Gordon Manning Dies at 89
• NBC Executive Gordon Manning Dies at 89
• Davydenko beats Haas to reach Open semis
• In Argentina, loyalty to famous soccer squad now truly cradle to grave
• U.S. scientists link nearly 200 genes to breast, colorectal cancer
• Cell Phones Found Inside Four Prisoners
• Cops: Chicken Dies, Wife Shoots Husband
• Former Iranian leader suggests split among negotiators in nuclear deal
• Furyk, Rose shoot 63s to top Canadian Open leaderboard
• Gordon Manning, NBC news executive who arranged historic 1987 Gorbachev interview, dies at 89
• Federal Trade Commission's spyware settlement affected 18 million consumers worldwide, half in U.S.
• Decision on Ford Motor buyouts expected next week, union official says
• Clinton Officials Protest ABC 9/11 Film
• Lauer: No Interest in Moving to Evening
• Lauer Not Interested in Night Anchor Job
• Furyk, Rose shoot 63s to top Canadian Open leaderboard
• NBC morning star Matt Lauer: No interest in moving to evening like former partner Couric
• Senate approves $63 billion (euro49.5 billion) more for Iraq and Afghanistan wars
• Venezuelan opposition leader cuts short campaign stop amid gunfire, hurled rocks; five injured
• Davydenko beats Haas to reach Open semis
• U.S. Open Show Court Schedules
• Lindsay Lohan says her bag, with jewelry inside, stolen from UK airport
• Al-Jazeera plays footage of bin Laden meeting with Sept. 11 plotters
• Despite pleas from veterinarians, House of Representatives votes to ban horse slaughter
• Architects unveil designs for 3 more skyscrapers to join Freedom Tower at World Trade Center site
• Spanish parliament approves sending 1,100 troops to Lebanon
• Honor system aims to keep Bud.TV from reaching kids
• Court slows FCC in enforcement of tougher indecency guidelines
• Microsoft-designed school opens in Philadelphia
• Britain's Blair promises to quit within a year, rebels want to know when
• South Korea to announce whether to resume U.S. beef imports
• South Korea to announce whether to resume U.S. beef imports
• Blair, weakened by Iraq war, expected to struggle as lame duck premier
• Bookmakers say bets _ not polls _ offer most accurate political predictions
• Burundi's last rebel holdouts sign comprehensive peace deal with the government
• Bush revelations on secret prisons bring new recriminations from around the world
• Libya's `Gadhafi' Focus of London Opera
• EU finance ministers to hold informal talks as Europe's economy steams ahead
• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi takes the stage in genre-busting show from English National Opera
• Women in the South show signs of turning away from Republicans this November
• Japan's ruling party leadership election campaign officially kicks off
• Japan's ruling party leadership election campaign officially kicks off
• Navratilova still a crowd favorite at U.S. Open
• Babies born in the weeks after Sept. 11 now ask about missing dads
• As new bones are found near Trade Center site, many families have no remains
• Al-Qaida core degraded in 5 years since Sept. 11, but terrorist threat still strong
• Dell chairman touts video games in wake of battery recall
• Citizens, officials toe the line between concern and overreaction
• Lauer Not Interested in Night Anchor Job
• A Moroccan town mourns sons lost in pursuit of a European dream
• Davydenko reaches Open semifinals; Federer or Blake awaits
• Movie tells tale of immigrant New York pushcart vendors
• States ask Hollywood to include anti-smoking spots on DVDs
• Blogs 'n buzz help propel Tapes 'N Tapes to national prominence
• Kim Basinger settles back into TV in Lifetime film `The Mermaid's Chair'
• Bob Dylan, ever at odds with his image, relaxes a little
• TV networks betting new serialized dramas have happy endings: high ratings
• From Dylan to Sondheim to Seuss, musicals dominate Broadway this fall
• A look at the what appears promising this fall off-Broadway
• Tackling the classics _ and more _ in regional theaters this fall
• Suicide or murder? New film probes the mysterious death of 1950s Superman
• Change afoot in the classical music world this fall, starting at Met
• Nashville's new symphony hall a home for both classical and country music
• International sculptors drawn to Colorado city
• At the Movies: `Crank'
• At the Movies: `The Wicker Man'
• Q&A with the 'Voice of the Violin': Virtuoso Joshua Bell sings through his fiddle
• At the Movies: `Sherrybaby'
• At the Movies: `Hollywoodland'
• CBS, David Letterman sign pact to stay in late-night business together for 4 more years
• Bush administration will appoint fierce Senate critic of United Nations to U.S. delegation
• California attorney general says prosecution likely in HP scandal
• US judge finds promotions for bone drug Boniva are fair
• Clinton Officials Protest ABC 9/11 Film
• Opponents of Bolivian president plan strike in constitutional struggle
• Clinton Officials Protest 9/11 Drama
• Top performers have last shot at rescuing doping-tainted season
• Clinton Officials Protest ABC 9/11 Film
• Serbian president says his country is trying to overcome the `Milosevic experience'
• Amazon.com launches long-awaited TV, movie download service
• Clinton officials protest TV miniseries dramatizing events leading up to Sept. 11
• In latest chapter of a twisted saga, Jones is free to run
• Judge orders Ohio's 2004 presidential ballots preserved; activists say they'll prove fraud
• U.S. judge halts lease sales in Alaska National Petroleum Reserve
• Serbian president to visit US midwestern state Ohio
• Bush focus on terror war may be best GOP strategy for elections but carries risk
• Obama says U.S. has plenty of reasons to consider Africa
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• ICC: New stadium won't be ready for World Cup
• Ellen DeGeneres tapped to host the 79th Academy Awards telecast upcoming in February
• States Want Anti-Smoking Spots on DVDs
• Senate leaders push White House legislation despite dissent
• United States beats Australia 56-49 in women's basketball
• Venture capitalist Doerr to resign from Sun board
• Colombia estimates 2,500 bodies left in mass graves dug by right-wing groups
• Japanese stocks fall on open; dollar lower vs yen
• Japanese stocks fall on open; dollar lower vs yen
• Ebbers ordered to report to prison Sept. 26 in WorldCom fraud
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• US Senate committee delays vote on Bolton nomination to U.N. post
• Former BP executive declines to testify as lawmakers grill company over Alaska pipeline spill
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• U.S. judge halts lease sales in Alaska National Petroleum Reserve
• SKorea to resume U.S. beef imports
• SKorea to resume U.S. beef imports
• Paris Hilton's DUI arrest a likely boost for her celebutante party girl image
• Czech man charged with murder did not plan slaying of Brazilian girlfriend, says defense attorney
• U.S. orders closing of Venezuelan military purchasing office in Miami
• FortuNet wins state board approval to be mobile gambling operator
• Oil prices slip on growing U.S. distillates, gasoline stocks
• Opponents of Bolivian president plan strike in constitutional struggle
• Man's Gun Fires in Wal-Mart Bathroom
• Tenn. City to Pull 'Goats Working' Signs
• Man Beats Wife After Violence Course
• Paris' DUI Pinch a Boost to Party Image
• Chavez expresses solidarity with Belarus' leader
• Japan's ruling party leadership election campaign officially kicks off
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• India's toughest women gear up for U.N. deployment to violence-torn Liberia
• Senate leaders push White House legislation despite dissent
• Woman, 79, Charged in Toy Gun Robbery
• Clinton Officials Protest 9/11 Drama
• Tokyo Stock Exchange rejects Mizuho's demand to cover losses in botched trade
• Tokyo Stock Exchange rejects Mizuho's demand to cover losses in botched trade
• Clinton Officials Protest ABC 9/11 Film
• Japan approves free trade agreement with Philippines
• Japan approves free trade agreement with Philippines
• Residents gather at World Trade Center site to denounce Sept. 11 health care
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• Royal birth raises profile of Japan's `second princess'
• Japan approves free trade agreement with Philippines
• Japan approves free trade agreement with Philippines
• Clinton Officials Protest 9/11 Drama
• Clinton Officials Protest ABC 9/11 Film
• Clinton Officials Protest ABC 9/11 Film
• APEC finance ministers discuss reviving WTO talks, promoting fiscal responsibility
• APEC finance ministers discuss reviving WTO talks, promoting fiscal responsibility
• SKorea to resume U.S. beef imports
• SKorea to resume U.S. beef imports
• Bush claims progress in war on terror
• U.S. lawmakers drafting new border security package that closes door to immigration compromise
• Bush focus on terror war may be best Republican strategy for elections but carries risk
• J&J unit commissions safety test of heart failure drug
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Mother of slain Florida girl in videotaped abduction case sentenced to 90 days in jail
• G-7 finance meeting to be held in Singapore Sept. 16, currency likely to top agenda
• G-7 finance meeting to be held in Singapore Sept. 16, currency likely to top agenda
• IBM ships microchips for new Nintendo video game system
• Japanese stocks decline ahead of BOJ statement
• Japanese stocks decline ahead of BOJ statement
• Senate convenes to vote for new election commissioners
• Fear of global warming unites evangelicals, environmentalists in US
• Former Iranian leader suggests split among negotiators in nuclear deal
• U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson tours Hanoi, meets Vietnam's future on first Asian trip
• US states have to put more welfare recipients to work
• APEC finance ministers discuss reviving WTO talks, promoting fiscal responsibility
• APEC finance ministers discuss reviving WTO talks, promoting fiscal responsibility
• Top US firefighting teams to battle Nevada blazes; residents in Montana hope to return
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Plans for Irwin's public memorial still up in air
• NKorea's state media refers to nuclear test for 1st time amid recent concerns
• Serbian president says his country is trying to overcome the `Milosevic experience'
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• Instant noodles use up one-tenth of China's wheat crop, industry group says
• Instant noodles use up one-tenth of China's wheat crop, industry group says
• APEC finance ministers vow to work with trade authorities to help restart WTO talks
• APEC finance ministers vow to work with trade authorities to help restart WTO talks
• Recopa: Boca Juniors edges Sao Paulo 2-1 in first leg
• Top US firefighting teams to battle Nevada blazes; residents in Montana hope to return
• Japan's leading PM candidate calls for improved ties with Asia, greater foreign investment
• Japan's leading PM candidate calls for improved ties with Asia, greater foreign investment
• APEC finance ministers vow to work with trade authorities to help restart WTO talks
• APEC finance ministers vow to work with trade authorities to help restart WTO talks
• Federer beats Blake to reach 10th straight Slam semi
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Colombia investigates army officers for deadly attack on eve of presidential inauguration
• World Bank, IMF urge Singapore to allow accredited activists to attend annual meetings
• Japan's Abe criticizes Chinese and South Korean refusal of Japan summit
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• Philippine shares drop 1.1 percent after 6 sessions of gains
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Politicians dragging their heels on deadly obesity epidemic, health experts warn
• In latest chapter of a twisted saga, Jones is free to run
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• Microsoft to launch cheaper Xbox in Japan
• Wetherspoon says full-year profit jumped 54 percent
• Taylor, Border to lead recruiting for Buchanan's successor
• Taylor, Border to lead recruiting for Buchanan's successor
• New Zealand stocks flat as market berefit of strong leads
• Japan's ruling party leadership election campaign officially kicks off
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Euro down against U.S. dollar
• Howard's homer leads Phillies past Marlins 14-8
• Tigers extend Central lead with 7-2 win over Twins
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• Organizers apologize for burlesque show at Australian conference, government not amused
• Malaysian enlists shaman to find son snatched by croc in Borneo: report
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• Australian shares fall as metal prices push resource stocks lower
• Japanese stocks advance, recouping morning losses
• Japanese stocks advance, recouping morning losses
• Taiwan contract chipmaker TSMC reports 16.5 percent on-year rise in August revenue
• Taylor, Border to lead recruiting for Buchanan's successor
• Taylor, Border to lead recruiting for Buchanan's successor
• SKorea to resume U.S. beef imports
• SKorea to resume U.S. beef imports
• Taiwan police to deploy up to 2,000 officers if anti-Chen protests turn violent
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• South Korean stocks rise on transportation, construction gains
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• EU supports IMF reform but not at Europe's expense
• Oil prices drop below US$67 a barrel on growing U.S. distillates, gasoline stocks
• Japan's trade ministry files criminal complaint against Mitutoyo
• Japan's trade ministry files criminal complaint against Mitutoyo
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Centuries-old Portuguese wine region marks anniversary with new push for recognition
• Peter Brock, one of Australia's top car racers, dies in rally accident
• Lithuania will soon set new target date for joining euro
• Japan's long work hours linked to declining birthrate, gov't says
• ABC: 9/11 Program Criticism 'Premature'
• Taiwan shares rise 0.1 percent on gains by flat-panel makers
• IAAF concerned over Chinese doping reports
• IAAF concerned over Chinese doping reports
• China blames American lab for causing delay in bird flu sample sharing
• Spanish troops prepare to deploy in southern Lebanon
• SKorean amusement park showcases 'talking' elephant
• Sportingbet says it has not been contacted by U.S. authorities, is operating as normal
• Jean-Claude Juncker reappointed to head euro-zone finance ministers for another 2 years
• Many Germans still skeptical about native son Pope Benedict XVI
• Turkish officials defend controversial choice at F1 prize-giving ceremony
• EU finance ministers hold informal talks as Europe's economy steams ahead
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• China's exchange rate policies not the reason for trading imbalances: finance minister
• US seeking junta's overthrow through UN Security Council, Myanmar state press says
• US seeking junta's overthrow through UN Security Council, Myanmar state press says
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• Dollar up, gold down
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged
• Philippine shares drop 1.1 percent after 6 sessions of gains
• Rooney allegedly punches Blackburn's Michael Gray
• Chinese shares rise, helped by launch of futures exchange, yuan slips against dollar
• Infighting still dividing Tony Blair's Labour Party despite his promise to leave
• Sportingbet says it has not been contacted by U.S. authorities, is operating as normal
• Juncker renamed eurozone finance ministers chief; Calls for better ties with ECB
• Els charges into shared lead at Singapore Open
• Els charges into shared lead at Singapore Open
• Gordon Brown to make his first speech since winning concessions from Blair on leaving office
• Kyrgyz politician detained with heroin was framed, supporters say
• U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson tours Hanoi, meets Vietnam's future on first Asian trip
• Ashley Cole turned down move to Real Madrid
• APEC finance ministers vow to help restart WTO talks; China rejects blame for trade gaps
• Centuries-old Portuguese wine region marks anniversary with new push for recognition
• Neighbors complain about supermodel Schiffer's dogs
• Despite high crude prices, OPEC likely to keep production steady next week
• Most Asian markets rise as lower oil prices boost shares in Tokyo
• Malaysian shares up mildly on blue chip gains
• Test driver Vettel leads Italian GP practice
• Indonesian shares end lower on correction in Telkom, resources blue-chip
• President Joseph Kabila's party wins most parliament seats
• NKorea No. 2 leader criticizes U.S. pressure on eve of national anniversary
• Ethiopia says rebel hit squad was out to assassinate government leaders
• In Hollywood drunk driving arrest, Paris Hilton would have preferred to duck the publicity
• Sleep-deprived panda crushes one of her newborn twins in a Chinese zoo
• Rangers make first sighting of Sumatran rhino in Borneo jungles
• Pedrosa in doubt for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Pedrosa in doubt for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Czech airlines to resume flights to Beirut next week
• Pedrosa in doubt for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Reports: Top Russian election official rules out referendum on extending president's term
• Many Cambodian children exposed to pornography, aid group says
• Ireland coach Steve Staunton handed one-match ban
• Hong Kong shares edge up, led by China Mobile
• Man United aims to extend unbeaten home record against Tottenham
• NKorea No. 2 leader criticizes U.S. pressure on eve of national anniversary
• Pakistan president to meet with EU leaders next week, officials say
• Metro shareholder to sell more than 5 percent stake
• Top firefighting teams sent to battle Nevada blazes; residents in Montana hope to return home
• Thai shares end flat as blue chip gains offset oil company losses
• S.Korean Park Features Talking Pachyderm
• Burlesque Heats Up Global Warming Event
• Burlesque Heats Up Global Warming Event
• France relives fears of far-right presidential election success
• Indonesia says 'no rallies' on Batam island during World Bank and IMF conference
• 3 Arrested for Pot Cookie Giveaway
• Liverpool gets green light for new stadium
• Els charges into shared lead at Singapore Open
• Els charges into shared lead at Singapore Open
• World Bank, IMF urge Singapore not to bar accredited activists from annual meetings
• Pedrosa in doubt for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Gil Vicente refuses to back down in Portugal soccer dispute
• Carmaker VW offering German job guarantees for longer work week
• Swedish truck maker Volvo sets new financial targets
• Spanish troops prepare to deploy in southern Lebanon
• Authorities seize factory, assets of British-owned Kyrgyz gold mine
• Head of euro-zone finance ministers calls for better ties with ECB
• Romania's economy expected to grow by over 7 percent in 2006
• Malaysia's Proton says it may cut 2007 sales target
• Malaysia's Proton says it may cut 2007 sales target
• Striptease Heats Up Global Warming Event
• Romania's economy expected to grow by over 7 percent in 2006
• Wie misses cut after 79
• Oil prices reverse slide after dropping below US$67 a barrel
• Neuf Cegetel outlines IPO plans
• Japan's trade ministry files criminal complaint against Mitutoyo
• Indian shares gain on local buying of telecoms, Hindustan Lever
• Twelve Tour riders tested positive, but had medical certificates
• Club Med quarterly sales up 1.2 percent
• Governor calls Cubans, Puerto Ricans "all very hot" on tape
• Gil Vicente refuses to back down in Portugal soccer dispute
• Automaker VW considering German job guarantees for longer work week
• Top performers have last shot at rescuing doping-tainted season
• Japanese stocks advance, recouping morning losses
• Japanese stocks advance, recouping morning losses
• Infighting still dividing Tony Blair's Labour Party despite his promise to leave
• Noguchi out of Berlin Marathon
• EU proposes raising minimum rate of excise duties on alcohol
• Poland's prime minister asks former finance minister back into government
• In latest chapter of a twisted saga, Jones is free to run
• Liverpool gets green light for new stadium
• WHO targets polio along the Horn of Africa's volatile and porous borders
• England drops Trescothick for fourth ODI against Pakistan
• Peugeot Citroen's Folz to take early retirement in 2007
• French presidential hopeful Sarkozy outlines radical EU reforms, opposes Turkish membership
• Pakistan President Musharraf to meet with EU leaders next week, officials say
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• Lohan Says Bag Stolen at London Airport
• Blackburn signs defender Henchoz
• Bush plans prime time address on Sept. 11
• Pliva says latest offer from Actavis represents fair value
• On eve of hearing, New York residents gather at ground zero to discuss health problems
• Pope assails Canada's laws allowing same-sex marriage and abortion
• Romanian defense minister denies charges that he spied on president's spokeswoman
• Pakistan wins toss and bats against England
• EU supports IMF reform but not at Europe's expense
• Wie misses cut after 79
• Ireland coach Steve Staunton handed one-match ban
• Bush plans television prime time address on fifth anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Many Germans still skeptical about native son Pope Benedict XVI
• IAAF chief wants more government involvement in fight against doping
• Ferrari sets the pace in Italian GP practice
• Ellen DeGeneres Tapped to Host Oscars
• Lauer Not Interested in Night Anchor Job
• Morocco holds partial parliamentary elections
• Katie Couric Tops Ratings Again
• EU proposes raising minimum rate of excise duties on alcohol
• Letterman Inks CBS Deal for 4 More Years
• Private Steve Irwin Funeral Scheduled
• 'Wild World' Singer to Release New Album
• Protesters beat four police officers, state official in southern Mexican state of Oaxaca
• Powell and Gay to square off in the 100
• Thai Senate clears hurdle to new polls by selecting election commissioners
• Twelve Tour riders tested positive, but had medical certificates
• French minister denounces use of immigration as 'electoral cannon fodder'
• Wall Street opens modestly higher
• Gordon Brown to make his first speech since winning concessions from Blair on leaving office
• Zwanziger elected president of German soccer federation
• Basketball Hall of Fame gets additions
• Aussie motoring great Peter Brock dies in crash
• Champion Steelers beat Dolphins as NFL season starts
• Doubts surround Culpepper
• Mixed doubles win keeps Navratilova on court
• Federer stays composed, advances to semifinals
• In Brief
• Hayden expresses desire to remain with Honda
• Inzamam to face ICC in upcoming hearing
• Wie struggles against the men in Europe, likely to miss cut
• Rose, Furyk share lead in Canada
• Boca Juniors gain victory over Sao Paulo in Recopa
• Mets administer serious beating to shut out Dodgers
• Healthy reports offset bad news from Wall Street
• Yen surges, then steadies after Watanabe comments
• Hints of economic slump causing investor concern
• Yuan falls on IMF meeting speculation
• HP's probe broke law, official says
• TSMC shows on-year rise in August revenue
• Japan and China re-commence working-level economic talks
• Taiwan bonds up as investors predict economic slowdown
• Ebbers ordered to begin 25-year prison term for fraud
• Taiwan to be number two at leading auto trade show
• APEC ministers vow to help restart stalled WTO talks
• Bolivia embraces indigenous fashion
• Skinny jeans are here to stay
• Styling hair is a fun pastime in Burundi
• High-tech look takes over as a fashion trend
• CIA justified in its decision to give terrorists the treatment
• Binge drinking should be treated as a drug problem
• Kids need timeout on cell phone use
• HSBC banker shows China how to shop
• Google carves a middle path on privacy and commercial free speech in Brazil
• North American crabbers persevere, but their task gets no easier
• Strike sends Palestinian youths to Islamic schools
• In Brief
• Top scientist says India disapproves of U.S. capping nuclear production
• Thai police say sergeant admits assassination plot
• Ex-Soviet republics sign nuclear treaty
• Reports claim at least 25 killed in series of explosions in India
• Five killed in explosion, Pakistan officials report
• Japan campaigns officially begin
• Bomb found with corpse injures six in Sri Lanka
• In Brief
• Infighting still divides Blair's Labor Party
• Russian rescuers find 12 bodies of miners and search for others
• Colombian head of army accuses troops of deadly car bombing
• Baghdad attacks kill five people ahead of Shiite religious festival
• U.S. says talks show progress with Iran
• U.N. says Israel's blockade of Lebanon lifted
• In Brief
• Chungli Rest Area ranked the best on Taiwan's freeways
• Hong Kong reporter accused of spying appeals sentence
• Chinese people fuming over remarks made by Taiwanese actress on television
• Taiwan to be second largest exhibit at auto show
• Miaoli rehab promoting recycling activity, EPA says
• KMT, CCP to discuss charter flights
• MAC blames China over decision to reject official's visit
• Taiwan gets top ratings in global freedom survey
• Integrity, competency are core values shared by all parties, Lu says
• NSC earmarks NT$300 million for biofuel
• City police preparing for protest
• Protest seen as acid test for mayor, too
• Up to 350,000 expected at today's sit-in
• Rescuers pull charred bodies from collapsed Indian mine
• Suicide car bombing in Afghan capital kills dozens
• Taiwanese researcher gains 'Heroes of Chemistry' award
• Landslides kill at least 14 in Mexico
• R.O.C. allies blast China at U.N. over arms buildup
• Pro-Chen supporters rally ahead of sit-in
• MAC chief looks forward to meeting Chinese counterpart in U.S.
• Neighborhood law and order improved: poll
• U.S. Congress members call for support of Taiwan's U.N. bid
• Washington Post hosts online forum on Taiwan's U.N. bid
• Iceland resumes whale exports after 15-year gap
• Venice Golden Lion winner to be announced Saturday
• 'Borat' offensive to all, but funny: film audience
• Sex Fuels Timberlake's Music on New Disc
• EU says French plan to keep "golden shares" in Suez-GDF appears legal
• Blacks and Hispanics pay more for mortgages
• Police Recover Lindsay Lohan's Handbag
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• Portugal's GDP grew 0.9 percent in the second quarter of 2006
• WHO targets polio along the Horn of Africa's volatile and porous borders
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• Justice minister favorite to become Ireland's deputy premier, Progressive Democrat leader
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• Saudi Arabia's religious police ban sale of pet cats and dogs
• Judgment on government's forced relocation of Bushmen expected December 13
• Dissident investors elected to Heinz board of directors
• Demoted Juve opens Serie B season in Rimini
• Japanese inventor Shuji Nakamura presented with euro1 million Millennium Technology Prize
• London's FTSE-100 index closes up 21.2 points at 5,879.3
• Police Recover Lindsay Lohan's Handbag
• Ferrari sets the pace in Italian GP practice
• ABC: 9/11 Program Criticism 'Premature'
• EU economy chief: Europe's smart reaction to oil shock has helped growth
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• Wall Street gains as oil falls
• Police Recover Lindsay Lohan's Handbag
• Spanish troops leave for Lebanon aboard navy ships
• Gallas says he can help Arsenal return to winning ways
• BP audit: Corrosion expert job in Alaska vacant for months before spill
• Mars Volta Goes the David Lynch Route
• First findings in soccer kickback probe to be released Oct. 2
• Sanchez wins 13th stage, Valverde remains overall leader
• 'Crocodile Hunter' death forces US television channel to search for new signature personalities
• Pardew warns fans not to expect too much of new signings
• Romanian defense minister under investigation; will stay in office
• Hungarian Olympic official narrowly holds onto position
• Cole rejects Real Madrid for Chelsea and claims money wasn't motive for move
• Man U to play in Malaysia after signing tourism deal
• European stock end higher
• Czechs oppose EU proposed plan to raise minimum rate of excise duties on beer
• Razzaq's 75 rescues Pakistan to reach 235-8
• Royalty manager admits $1.2M theft from Songwriters Guild
• Gallas says he can help Arsenal return to winning ways
• Oil prices continue to slide as supply fears ease
• Late goal from Zubair gives Pakistan 4-4 draw with New Zealand at World Cup
• Schumacher poised for special weekend at Italian GP
• Morales opponents strike to protest constitutional rewrite process
• Bush plans television prime time address on fifth anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Priest Charged in Madonna Threat
• Wie misses cut after 79
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• HP chairwoman `appalled,' denies knowing extent of tactics to uncover media leaks
• Tents Go See-Through for Fashion Week
• Manager Admits $1.2M Songwriter Theft
• Italy's Autostrade reports 2 percent drop in first-half profits
• Monster Movie Becomes South Korean Hit
• Chicago Board to launch futures, options on exchange-stock indexes
• Tents Go See-Through for Fashion Week
• Alonso sees Raikkonen as main rival next season
• Sanchez wins 13th stage, Valverde remains overall leader
• Donors Honor Crocodile Hunter's Efforts
• Claudia Schiffer's Dogs Draw Complaints
• Former leftist presidential drops battle to be real president, says he'll create own government
• Pakistan captain focus of another controversy
• New technology is making ultra-precise atomic clocks even better; improvement uses lasers
• Former press lord says even U.S. Marines could not keep him from trial
• Production suspended at Trinidad's state-owned oil refinery amid worker absences
• Ruling Turkish Cypriot party withdraws from coalition, provoking government crisis
• Pressure mounts on Internet gaming with arrest
• Businesses find ways to buck smoking bans to create havens for tobacco lovers
• Carmaker VW considering German job guarantees for longer work week
• Fashion Week Opens in New York City
• BP audit: Corrosion expert job in Alaska vacant for months before spill
• Bridget Jones's big knickers to be auctioned off
• Brangelina to Marry When Everybody Can
• Pakistan draws 4-4 with New Zealand at World Cup; South Korea edges England 1-0
• Dutch Priest Charged in Madonna Threat
• Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie will talk marriage when all Americans are `legally able' to wed
• Lauer Not Interested in Night Anchor Job
• In Maryland, Democrats looking to hold Senate seat against Republican up-and-comer
• Political Debates at Toronto Film Fest
• Brangelina to Marry When Everybody Can
• Greek soccer fans riot as prime minister gives annual speech
• Trying times revive political debates at Toronto film fest
• U.S. cracks down on Iranian state-owned bank
• Brad Pitt: I'll Marry When Everyone Can
• Amid the din of politics, one Redskins fan's cry of pain: 'Stop Shuler!'
• Georgia prosecutors charge 12 with plotting coup, court orders them held
• Museum to appeal Ruling on Pisarro Work
• U.S. consumer borrowing slows in July
• Chrysler says recent health care concesssion talks with UAW failed
• Jones 'devastated' by doping allegations
• Romanian oil tycoon, former minister and top journalist charged with manipulating stock exchange
• Anger over nude photos of small-town police chief's wife prompts him, 2 others to resign
• Poll gives Hillary Rodham Clinton, Eliot Spitzer big leads in New York Democratic primary races
• Models Flunk BMI, Get Spain Fashion Boot
• Georgia prosecutors charge 12 with plotting coup, court orders them held
• Fashion Week Opens in New York City
• Ullrich doping investigators in Germany ask for help from Spanish police
• Pakistan captain focus of another controversy
• Pressure mounts on Internet gaming with arrest
• US health officials say path clearing for bird flu sample sharing with China
• Oil prices continue to slide as supply fears ease
• British, Irish leaders debate revival of Northern Ireland power-sharing
• Gold down
• Tyson hopes to resume beef exports with lifting of South Korea ban
• Henin-Hardenne steadies herself, reaches U.S. Open final
• Amid the din of politics, one Redskins fan's cry of pain: 'Stop Shuler!'
• More cuts loom as Ford board considers new round of restructuring
• Roddick has Connors in his corner, and Open final in sight
• Macedonia marks 15 years of independence, minority party ends boycott
• Dollar benefits from yen sell-off, rises against major currencies
• South Korea beats England 1-0, others draw in field hockey
• Brazil, Italy win at World Grand Prix
• Wall Street gains as oil falls; Dow ends up 60.67
• HP chairwoman says several board members want her to stay despite probe of spy tactics
• Serbia and Hungary head for showdown in water polo finals
• Football games to be webcast online outside North America under Yahoo-NFL deal
• Henin-Hardenne steadies herself, reaches U.S. Open final
• England beat Pakistan by 8 wickets
• Striptease Heats Up Global Warming Event
• Precious metals fall due to strength of dollar, falling oil price
• Museum to Appeal Ruling on Pisarro Work
• Snake Goes From Weapon to Wounded
• Delta recalling furloughed pilots, flight attendants
• Minn. Cook Stuck in Freezer for 2 Hours
• Whistle-blower lawsuit: Halliburton subsidiary overcharged, took food meant for U.S. troops' party
• Bush Wants Speech to Interrupt 9/11 Film
• Sportingbet chairman released on $50,000 bail
• Hilton Says DUI Arrest Was 'Nothing'
• Delta recalling furloughed pilots, flight attendants
• Pa. Police Nab 12 in Prostitution Sting
• BP audit: Corrosion expert job in Alaska vacant for months before spill
• Venezuela asks Belarus to help certify oil reserves
• Strauss, Bell guide England to long-awaited victory
• Sharapova to face Henin-Hardenne in Open final
• Angry sniping in Tony Blair's Labour Party shows new peace is uneasy
• New Ford CEO to get $18.5 million immediate payout, base salary of $2 million
• Doctor in BALCO steroids scandal could lose license
• BBC says tapes of upcoming 'Robin Hood' series recovered
• Sharapova to face Henin-Hardenne in Open final
• Justine Henin-Hardenne's record in Grand Slam semifinals
• Facebook protests subside as site offers new privacy options
• Fashion Week Opens in New York City
• Claudia Schiffer's Dogs Draw Complaints
• Brad Pitt: I'll Marry When Everyone Can
• Playboy founder worried New Zealand charity ball will tarnish company reputation, wants it canceled
• Colombian army officers accused of staging 'rebel' bombings
• Serbia, US state promote National Guard partnership
• Pakistan captain focus of another controversy
• U.S. woman in Iraq spy case out on bail
• Menswear, BCGB Open Fashion Week in NYC
• Sharapova to face Henin-Hardenne in Open final
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• FCC asking AT&T about Hewlett leak
• U.S. Open Show Court Schedules
• Former TWA airline workers picket their own union
• Software company sees Sept. 11 victim ID effort as sacred duty
• Broadcom's estimated cost of stock option irregularities jumps to at least $1.5 billion
• ABC: Criticism of 9/11 Drama `premature'
• U.S. woman in Iraq spy case out on bail
• Smit: More pressure on the Boks to keep winning
• Federal Reserve must stay `vigilant' to fight inflation, says head of Cleveland branch
• Congress needs to close security gaps, officials say
• BP increasingly optimistic about Prudhoe Bay production
• Former rugby league international dies in coal-mine collapse
• Former rugby league international dies in coal-mine collapse
• 50 Cent ticketed in NYC for driving his Lamborghini with an expired license
• Strike against Morales highlights Bolivia's deep divisions
• 16 killed near US Embassy in Kabul's worst suicide bombing since fall of the Taliban
• 4 tied for Canadian Open lead
• NASCAR-Chevy Rock & Roll 400 Lineup
• Lawmakers meet in New York to discuss Sept. 11 health problems
• Offspring of screening-technology race are coming on line, 5 years after jetliner attacks
• ABC says criticism of miniseries on Sept. 11 is `premature' after Clinton officials object
• Despite high crude prices, OPEC likely to keep production steady next week
• Many Germans still skeptical about native son Pope Benedict XVI
• Brazilian president still comfortably ahead in latest poll
• Angry sniping in Tony Blair's Labour Party shows new peace is uneasy
• Caribbean foreign ministers to discuss potential trade deals with U.S., Europe
• Indian police on alert after blast kills 31 after Muslim prayers in troubled city
• Hamlin takes pole for key race
• Schwarzenegger apologizes for calling Cubans, Puerto Ricans `very hot' in staff meeting
• 2-time defending champ Sorenstam fires course record at LPGA event
• Trade ministers meet in Brazil in bid to break international log jam
• Brazilian president still comfortably ahead in latest poll
• Year after Gaza pullout, Israelis question benefit
• Soca Warriors line up friendlies against Panama, Canada
• Stewart has setback at Richmond
• Saudi Arabia's religious police ban sale of pet cats and dogs
• California diners get lung infection from eating raw crabs
• 2 separate bomb blasts in Sri Lanka kill 2, wound 10
• Indian police on alert after blast kills 31 after Muslim prayers in troubled city
• 2-time defending champ Sorenstam fires course record at LPGA event
• New technology is making ultra-precise atomic clocks even better; improvement uses lasers
• `Simpsons' creator Matt Groening says `let's keep doing it' as cartoon classic turns 18
• 'Road Rabbits' Appear on Vermont Roads
• 'Rabbits' Appear on Vermont Roads
• Front-runner in Japan's PM race outlines assertive diplomacy as election campaign begins
• Senate report on Iraq questions Saddam link with terrorists
• California diners get lung infection from eating raw crabs on a dare
• Bjorkman and Mirnyi creating doubles delight
• Mexico's president-elect cancels first public act in home state amid protests
• Attorneys, auditors, others getting attention in options timing affair
• Diners Eat Raw Crabs on Dare, Get Sick
• Human bird flu death toll in Indonesia rises to 48: WHO
• Human bird flu death toll in Indonesia rises to 48: WHO
• Jilted Bride Turns Wedding Into Charity
• Trio Accused of Gunpoint Prayer Session
• Crocodile Hunter was Mr. Business when it came to his off-camera pursuits
• Jilted Bride Turns Wedding Into Charity
• Claudia Schiffer's Dogs Draw Complaints
• Human bird flu death toll in Indonesia rises to 48: WHO
• Human bird flu death toll in Indonesia rises to 48: WHO
• ABC Gets More Pressure to Toss 9/11 Film
• NZ, England, Canada, France reach women's rugby semis
• City prepares for funerals after blast kills 31 in western India during Muslim prayers
• Barkley, Wilkins, Dumars enter Hall of Fame
• 16 killed near US Embassy in Kabul's worst suicide bombing since fall of the Taliban
• Minn. Cook Stuck in Freezer for 2 Hours
• 'Rabbits' Appear on Vermont Roads
• Mexico's president-elect met by hordes of protesters in first public trip in home state
• Woman in Wheelchair Shoots Alleged Mugger
• Trio Accused of Gunpoint Prayer Session
• Peter Brock's family accepts offer for state funeral
• Peter Brock's family accepts offer for state funeral
• SKorea, Japan to conduct joint survey on radioactive waste near disputed islands
• 16 killed near US Embassy in Kabul's worst suicide bombing since fall of the Taliban
• Menswear, BCGB Open Fashion Week in NYC
• Official: Father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb may have cancer surgery in next 24 hours
• Ponting to experiment with lineup combinations in Kuala Lumpur
• Ponting to experiment with lineup combinations in Kuala Lumpur
• Al-Qaida use rockets, roadside bombs against U.S. troops in eastern Afghan mountains
• Claudia Schiffer's Dogs Draw Complaints
• Thai prime minister departs for Asia-Europe Meeting in Finland
• US Senate Intelligence report finds no Saddam-al-Qaida link
• Alleged Asian terror chief Hambali alive and in detention in the United States
• Athletics down Devil Rays 8-6
• Howards hmers send Philllies over Marlins 3-2
• Ponting to experiment with lineup combinations in Kuala Lumpur
• Ponting to experiment with lineup combinations in Kuala Lumpur
• Official: Doctors begin cancer surgery on father of Pakistan's nuclear program
• Leading Japanese prime minister candidate urges promotion of free trade across Asia
• Singapore deports 3 animal rights activists planning nearly nude protest
• Official: Doctors begin cancer surgery on father of Pakistan's nuclear program
• Pedrosa fit for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Pedrosa fit for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Sharapova to face Henin-Hardenne in Open final
• City prepares for funerals after blast kills 31 in western India during Muslim prayers
• Peter Brock's family accepts offer for state funeral
• Peter Brock's family accepts offer for state funeral
• Sri Lankan military, rebels in fierce battle in the north
• Alleged Asian terror chief Hambali alive and in detention in the United States
• Pedrosa fit for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Pedrosa fit for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Pakistani troops to remain in Waziristan despite truce with militants: report
• Australian government criticized for sending 42 East Timorese home
• Schwarzenegger's recorded comments about blacks and Hispanics draw mixed reactions
• Opponents of Taiwan president hold mass protest
• Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan signs on for first film since illness
• Floods caused by torrential rains kill 10, cut rail traffic in southern Pakistan
• Cabinet moves to sideline South Africa's health minister on AIDS program
• Japan to sign free trade agreement with Philippines
• Angry sniping in Tony Blair's Labour Party shows new peace is uneasy
• Jilted Bride Turns Wedding Into Benefit
• Security tight as Afghans mark Massood anniversary after Kabul's worst suicide bombing
• Bridget Jones' Knickers on Auction Block
• Pedrosa fit for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Pedrosa fit for Malaysian GP after fall in practice
• Arroyo leaves for five-nation trip, to sign Philippine-Japan trade agreement in Finland
• Japan's population decline for 2005 far exceeded projection
• Sri Lankan military, rebels in fierce battle in the north
• 12 Arrested for Prostitution Ads on Web
• Opponents of Taiwan president hold mass protest
• 50 Cent Ticketed for Expired License
• Al-Qaida use rockets, roadside bombs against U.S. troops in eastern Afghan mountains
• EU finance ministers call for WTO talks to start again immediately
• SKorea president: no point in discussion NKorea with departing Japan leader
• EU economy chief says he is happy with Germany's efforts to cut public debt
• Official: 'Successful' cancer surgery performed on father of Pakistan's nuclear program
• Rossi takes pole for Malaysian GP after rain washes out qualifying
• Schumacher faster than Alonso in final Italian GP practice
• Al-Qaida use rockets, roadside bombs against U.S. troops in eastern Afghan mountains
• Montenegro to hold first elections since gaining independence
• SKorea president: no point in discussion NKorea with departing Japan leader
• Blair urges his Labour Party to stop its infighting
• Blair urges his Labour Party to stop its infighting
• Japan defense team returns home after helping main troop pullout from Iraq
• Australian state government re-elected
• Schumacher rumored to maintain links with Ferrari if he retires
• Malaysia's Mahathir fails key test of support in ruling party
• EU finance ministers call for WTO talks to start again immediately
• Germany confident EU will drop sanctions for running high budget deficit
• Els shares Singapore Open lead with Scott after third round
• Els shares Singapore Open lead with Scott after third round
• Candidates to succeed Japan's Koizumi make policy speeches, take to streets
• Pakistan gov't vows to get rape law passed despite Muslim hard-liners' objections
• Opponents of Taiwan president hold mass protest
• Japan defense team returns home after helping main troop pullout from Iraq
• Opponents of Taiwan president hold mass protest
• Japan defense team returns home after helping main troop pullout from Iraq
• Colombian defense minister defends military after officers accused of staging 'rebel' bombings
• Hungarian police recover stolen 'Robin Hood' tapes, question suspect
• Reyes poised to make Madrid debut
• Pope Benedict XVI departs for start of homecoming visit to his native Bavaria
• Greek police prepare for large labor protests as government presents economic reforms
• Sanchez decides to stay on as Northern Ireland manager
• Myanmar to resume constitution-drafting convention on October 10, says official
• Dubai World Cup winner Electrocutionist dies of suspected heart attack
• Serbian government official urges cooperation between pro-Western parties
• World Bank to extend US$800 million assistance to Vietnam per year for next 5 years
• SKorea president: no point in discussion NKorea with departing Japan leader
• Raikkonen takes pole for Italian GP
• India knocked out of World Cup semifinals by South Africa
• France's Sarkozy discusses pros and cons of U.S policy
• Wariner keeps unbeaten run going at the World Athletics Final
• Els shares Singapore Open lead with Scott after third round
• Els shares Singapore Open lead with Scott after third round
• Millar wins 13th stage, Valverde remains overall leader
• Japan signs free trade agreement with Philippines
• More than 40 Taliban killed by NATO forces in southern Afghanistan
• Raikkonen takes pole for Italian GP
• Everton beats Liverpool 3-0 in English Premier League
• Gandhi calls on Indians to maintain calm after mosque blasts kill 31
• Wariner keeps unbeaten run going at the World Athletics Final
• Wariner keeps unbeaten run going at the World Athletics Final
• Bush pushes Congress to pass White House plan for terrorist detainee trials
• Wariner keeps unbeaten run going at the World Athletics Final
• Raikkonen takes pole for Italian GP
• Taiwan’s media chaos
• From Cheng’s arrest to the pro-unification route
• Family club reaches out to migrants
• When God calls you back
• Local family gives Filipina a home
• Teenagers detained in grenade explosion
• Arroyo vows to find truth in Guimaras spill
• U.S. support provides edge in chasing militants
• Mayon eruption said to near end
• Philippines, Japan ink free-trade pact
• Government to make new peace offer
• An open heart and mind
• Pinoys heed Leticia's cry for help
• True taste of Italy waits at farmhouse inns
• Tennis players making too big of a racket
• Federer rules sports, says American Blake
• Sharapova brings the glitz to US Open women's final
• Taiwan's Kuo shows potential as starter vs. Mets
• Sidelines
• Strauss wants no let-up after Pakistan one-day win
• Springboks top Wallabies in final Tri-Nations match
• Raikkonen takes pole at Monza
• Everton takes derby spoils with 3-0 Liverpool win
• In Brief
• Cartoon classic turns 18 with no end in sight
• Event
• Concerts
• Theater
• Museums
• Galleries
• Angry sniping in Blair's Labor Party shows new peace is uneasy
• Al-Qaida use rockets and bombs against U.S. troops in mountains
• Mexico leftist adrift after losing
• 9-11 memorial sculpture includes too many names
• Deal proves bipartisanship is not dead
• Treating our children's binge drinking as a drug problem
• Another legacy of the terror attacks: religious arrogance
• 9-11 introspection: Terrorism is not exclusively Islamic
• Helping homeland security
• Showing no signs of slowing
• In Brief
• U.N. approves counter-terrorism plan as envoys feud
• Spain, Senegal agree to reinforce anti-immigration measures
• Vienna prepares for EU-Iran nuke talks
• Race for Japan's top spot gets underway in Tokyo
• Indian town buries bomb victims
• Iraq army, police deploy in Karbala ahead of festival
• In Brief
• Su calls for protest organizers to take care of elderly
• U.S. paper hosts forum on Taiwan's U.N. bid
• Diseases found rampant among addicted inmates
• Wu urges focus on Straits issue
• DPP rejects Ma's call for new recall motion
• Space shuttle finally blasts into orbit
• Hualien cops find murdered children
• U.S. Senate panel finds no al-Qaida-Iraq link
• Thousands mark anniversary of Mao's death
• President visits Tainan, reiterates intention to remain in office
• Protesters in red gather to call for Chen's ouster
• Wang pitches Yankees past Orioles
• Taiwan’s media chaos
• Popular Christian Books Spawn Video Game
• Dredge shoots 65 to lead European Masters by two strokes
• Ten-man Juventus held to 1-1 draw at Rimini
• Juventus held to 1-1 draw by 10-man Rimini
• Germany rallies to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands
• Minnelli's Husband Says Prenup Not Valid
• Hamburg loses in first round of German Cup
• Liza Minnelli's estranged husband asks to have prenuptial agreement tossed in divorce battle
• Schumacher rumored to maintain links with Ferrari if he retires
• Five years down a road with no end
• Schumacher takes lead at Tour of Pologne, wins sixth stage
• Indonesia's Christian John retain WBA featherweight title
• Indonesia's Christian John retain WBA featherweight title
• Spain's Moises Duenas Nevado wins Tour de l'Avenir
• Powell, Wariner maintain unbeaten run at the World Athletics Final
• Gest Wants Minnelli Prenup Dismissed
• Celtic beats Aberdeen with late goal in Scottish Premier League
• Hamburg and Bremen lose in first round of German Cup
• More than 40 Taliban killed by NATO forces in southern Afghanistan
• US safety testing company battling counterfeiters from abroad
• Hope for quick action on Bush plan on interrogations of suspected terrorists
• Indonesia's Christian John retain WBA featherweight title
• Indonesia's Christian John retain WBA featherweight title
• Juventus held to 1-1 draw by 10-man Rimini
• Morocco beats Uganda 5-3 in African qualifying for the 2007 rugby World Cup
• Prodi says Syria's Assad has agreed 'in principle' to EU presence on border with Lebanon
• Another terror attack against the US is not a matter of if, but when
• Bavaria's favorite son, Pope Benedict XVI returns to Germany in a visit to emphasize faith
• Thousands march in Paris to support Africans evicted from squat
• Everton beats Liverpool 3-0 in English Premier League
• Bordeaux beats Nice 3-2 in the French league
• Germany rallies to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands
• Alonso penalized five spots on starting grid
• 21 films vying for Golden Lion award at Venice Film Festival
• Bush says dividing Iraq into separate regions would be a mistake
• Violence breaks out at Greek union protests
• Helen Mirren and Ben Affleck win Venice top acting awards
• Amid retirement speculation, Schumacher still racing as fast as ever
• Wrestling champ Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, wife to give $2 million to University of Miami
• AS Roma beats Livorno in season opener
• Michael Moore Takes on U.S. Health Care
• Federer reaches U.S. Open final
• Scottish match abandoned after player needs resuscitation
• Filmmaker Moore takes temperature of U.S. health care system in `Sicko'
• Brazil and Russia to meet in Sunday's final
• Federer reaches U.S. Open final
• English Soccer Summaries
• Rioters torch cars, clash with police during Greek union protests
• English Premier League Goalscorers
• English Soccer Capsules
• Prominent Russian business leader dies, colleague says
• Giggs header gives Man United 1-0 victory over Tottenham
• Man United stays perfect, Everton beats Liverpool 3-0 in Premier League
• Blair urges his Labour Party to stop its infighting
• England winger Lennon sidelined with knee injury
• Soccer player dies during semipro match in England
• Juventus held to 1-1 draw by 10-man Rimini
• Jankovic's serve was out, replay shows
• Consecutive Grand Slam Finals List
• Germany rallies to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands
• First lady Laura Bush leads commissioning of USS Texas
• New commissioner, but still a T.O. headache
• Traditionalists mourn as Chicago's venerable Marshall Field's department store becomes Macy's
• New York deli worker wins $1 million scratch-off lottery game for the second time
• Barcelona beats Osasuna 3-0 in Spanish league
• New York deli worker wins $1 million scratch-off lottery game for the second time
• Olympiakos beats PAOK, retains lead in Greek league
• Olympiakos beats PAOK, retains lead in Greek league
• Traditionalists mourn as Chicago's venerable Marshall Field's department store becomes Macy's
• Web site owner gets more than 7 years in prison for software piracy; must pay $5.4 million
• Chinese Movie Wins Top Prize in Venice
• Serie A Scoring Leaders
• Inter Milan beats Fiorentina, AS Roma downs Livorno in season openers
• Hamburg and Bremen lose in first round of German Cup
• Lyon beats Troyes 2-0 to grab first place
• Gold Shimmers at New York Fashion Week
• Prodi says Syria's Assad has agreed 'in principle' to EU presence on border with Lebanon
• Britain's Blair urges his Labour Party to stop its infighting
• Gold Leads Metals Race on N.Y. Runways
• Britain's Blair urges his Labour Party to stop its infighting
• NASCAR considering two changes to Chase format
• U.S. Open Show Court Schedules
• Barcelona, Valencia extend perfect records in Spanish league
• Chinese Movie, Affleck Win Venice Prizes
• Federer, Roddick reach Open final; Sharapova, Henin-Hardenne play for title
• Detroit wins second WNBA title
• Kerr shoots 61 in LPGA event
• Britain: No new chance for Northern Ireland power-sharing until 2009 if deadline missed
• Federer, Roddick reach Open final
• Wright paces Mets past Dodgers 3-2
• Wang hurls Yankees past Orioles
• Stand by, system ready, launch! Replay getting a good look at the Open
• Kerr shoots 61 in LPGA event
• Rose tops tight Canadian Open leaderboard
• More than 40 Taliban killed by NATO forces in southern Afghanistan
• 11 Sri Lankan soldiers killed in fierce battle with northern rebels, military says
• Pope Benedict XVI returns to Germany in visit to emphasize country's historic faith
• Gandhi calls on Indians to maintain calm after mosque blasts kill 31
• Montenegro, world's newest country, holds first elections since independence
• Ex-Taliban official reveals how al-Qaida killed Afghan resistance hero before 9/11
• Candidates to succeed Japan's Koizumi open debate, Abe moves ahead with endorsement
• 10,000 security personnel deployed in Dhaka ahead of opposition strike
• 10,000 security personnel deployed in Dhaka ahead of opposition strike
• Hornish Jr. takes pole at Chicagoland
• Year after Gaza pullout, Israelis question benefit
• A year after Israeli pullout, Gaza dreams of renewal lie in tatters
• 9/11 terror attacks changed mind-set at Mexico-Texas border crossing
• 911 Footnote: Egyptian, security guard and a false accusation
• Teaching Hinduism in America can be a challenge
• New York mayor to join president for Sept. 11 events
• Jordan River _ some are baptised in it, others pollute it
• Hong Kong says it's time to get with the plan _ China's five-year plan
• N.Y. Woman Wins $1 Million Lottery Again
• Trade ministers in Brazil seek to break international impasse
• French presidential hopeful Sarkozy lauds New Yorkers for bravery on September 11
• Hong Kong Disneyland facing unexpectedly tough competition from local fixture Ocean Park
• Japan postpones launch of third intelligence-gathering satellite due to bad weather
• Chavez calls for 'revolution' to unite supporters under single party
• Los Angeles rally for illegal immigrants dogged by low turnout
• Cemetery's Flags Found in Squirrel Nest
• Japan postpones launch of third intelligence-gathering satellite due to bad weather
• Contract for FedEx pilots heads to full union for vote; leaders recommend approval
• Opponents of Taiwan president to hold second-day mass protest
• Iranian Jews sue country's former president in US; say relatives were kidnapped, tortured
• Hope for quick action on Bush plan on interrogations of suspected terrorists
• Moore Shows Clips of Film on Health Care
• Japan postpones launch of third intelligence-gathering satellite due to bad weather
• Australian right-wing party seen as spent force despite lawmaker's election win
• Los Angeles rally for illegal immigrants has low turnout; organizers still passionate
• World Bank considers meeting activists barred by host Singapore at alternative venue
• Britain: No new chance for Northern Ireland power-sharing until 2009 if deadline missed
• Official says China to step up drive to create new, clean technologies
• Official says China to step up drive to create new, clean technologies
• Chinese actress Joan Chen joins cast of new Ang Lee film 'Lust, Caution'
• Chinese actress Joan Chen joins cast of new Ang Lee film 'Lust, Caution'
• Chinese actress Joan Chen joins cast of new Ang Lee film 'Lust, Caution'
• Chinese actress Joan Chen joins cast of new Ang Lee film 'Lust, Caution'
• Official says China to step up drive to create new, clean technologies
• Popular Christian Books Spawn Video Game
• Experts call for making cervical cancer vaccine available to Asian women
• Experts call for making cervical cancer vaccine available to Asian women
• Chinese Movie, Mirren Win Venice Prizes
• Bangladesh tightens security as anti-government strike hits cities, towns
• Navratilova closes pro career with 59th Grand Slam title
• Bangladesh tightens security as anti-government strike hits cities, towns
• Federer, Roddick reach Open final
• 28 Sri Lankan soldiers killed in 3 days of fighting with northern rebels
• Two-time champion Stewart misses Chase field for Nextel Cup
• NASCAR-Chevy Rock & Roll 400 Lineup
• 28 Sri Lankan soldiers killed in 3 days of fighting with northern rebels
• Wright paces Mets past Dodgers 3-2
• Opponents of Taiwan president to hold second-day mass protest
• Hong Kong says it's time to get with the plan _ China's five-year plan
• Spain's Bautista wins 125cc race in Malaysian GP
• Spain's Bautista wins 125cc race in Malaysian GP
• Spain's Bautista wins 125cc race in Malaysian GP
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• No. 1 Ohio State downs No. 2 Texas 24-7
• Real Salt Lake draws 1-1 with D.C. United
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• Bomb blast kills three soldiers in northern Sri Lanka, military says
• Popular Christian Books Spawn Video Game
• Suspected militant killed, two officers wounded in violence in Indian Kashmir
• Spain's Lorenzo wins 250cc, Bautista clinches 125cc at Malaysian GP
• Spain's Lorenzo wins 250cc, Bautista clinches 125cc at Malaysian GP
• Montenegro, world's newest country, holds first elections since independence
• Spain's Lorenzo wins 250cc, Bautista clinches 125cc at Malaysian GP
• Spain's Lorenzo wins 250cc, Bautista clinches 125cc at Malaysian GP
• Opponents of Taiwan president to hold second-day mass protest
• Indian police chase leads after mosque blasts kill 31
• Thousands gather for papal Mass during Benedict's homecoming visit to Bavaria
• 28 Sri Lankan soldiers killed in 3 days of fighting with northern rebels
• Opponents of Taiwan president protest for second day
• Opponents of Taiwan president protest for second day
• Rossi outduels Capirossi to win Malaysian GP
• Australian PM says gov't has responsibility to shoot down hijacked planes
• Rossi outduels Capirossi to win Malaysian GP
• Nadal pulls out of China Open because of ankle injury
• China tightens controls on news distribution, restricting foreign media sales
• Survey shows Disney suppliers in southern China underpay, overwork employees
• Cuba's acting president sends congratulatory message to NKorean leader
• Nine killed, 2 missing in flooding, landslides in Nepal
• Storm edge Parramatta to advance to semifinals
• Storm edge Parramatta to advance to semifinals
• Thousands gather for papal Mass during Benedict's homecoming visit to Bavaria
• Surfers gather at sea for memorial to famed TV conservationist Steve Irwin
• Four players pull out from Wismilak Tennis tournament in Bali
• Four players pull out from Wismilak Tennis tournament in Bali
• Four players pull out from Wismilak Tennis tournament in Bali
• Hillman's Fighters secure place in Pacific League playoffs
• Rossi outduels Capirossi to win Malaysian GP
• Rossi outduels Capirossi to win Malaysian GP
• Trailing 2-1, England wins toss and fields in final one-day game
• Four players pull out from Wismilak Tennis tournament in Bali
• Asashoryu off to winning start at Autumn sumo
• Asashoryu off to winning start at Autumn sumo
• Former US Vice President Al Gore says he hasn't ruled out running for president
• Former US Vice President Al Gore says he hasn't ruled out running for president
• China tightens controls on news distribution, restricting foreign media sales
• Trailing 2-1, England wins toss and fields in final one-day game
• Miyazato wins Japan LPGA Championship
• Miyazato wins Japan LPGA Championship
• Iraq tries to convince international donors it's worthy of investment
• Afghan president inaugurates Coca-Cola plant in Kabul
• Miyazato wins Japan LPGA Championship
• Thousands gather for papal Mass during Benedict's homecoming visit to Bavaria
• Thousands gather for papal Mass during Benedict's homecoming visit to Bavaria
• Survey: US image deteriorates in Asia
• Montenegro, world's newest country, holds first elections since independence
• Japan's emperor and empress greet newborn grandson for first time
• Sept. 11 aftermath, by the numbers
• Asashoryu off to winning start at Autumn sumo
• Renault remains upset over Alonso penalty
• SKorean president voices regret to China over its alleged distortion of Korean history
• Iraqi parliament speaker suspends legislative session due to dispute over draft bill promoting federalism
• Britain's Treasury chief denies plotting to get rid of Prime Minister Tony Blair
• Pope warns modern societies not to tune out God in favor of science and technology
• Abe secures Koizumi's endorsement as Japan's next prime minister
• Germany international Asamoah targeted by racist taunts
• Renault remains upset over Alonso penalty
• Britain's Treasury chief denies plotting to get rid of Prime Minister Tony Blair
• China will likely have to wait longer for end of EU weapons ban
• Indian premier heads to Brazil, Cuba for 9-day trip
• Scott beats Els in playoff to defend Singapore Open title
• Scott beats Els in playoff to defend Singapore Open title
• Anti-cervical cancer vaccine offers hope of preventing other types of cancer, expert says
• Anti-cervical cancer vaccine offers hope of preventing other types of cancer, expert says
• Montenegro, world's newest country, holds first elections since independence
• Bangladesh parliament begins new session without main opposition party
• Bangladesh parliament begins new session without main opposition party
• Top Chinese official promises fight to conserve water and prevent pollution
• Scott beats Els in playoff to defend Singapore Open title
• Scott beats Els in playoff to defend Singapore Open title
• Over 2 million people take part in Rome's all-night bash, officials say
• Chinese think tank's claim over ancient Korean kingdoms may sour ties: SKorean president
• German foreign minister: 'Irritants' in relations with Poland must not cause tensions
• Indian police chase leads after mosque blasts kill 31
• Sept. 11 aftermath, by the numbers
• Bangladesh parliament begins new session without main opposition party
• Bangladesh parliament begins new session without main opposition party
• World economic outlook clouded by global imbalances, IIF head says
• World economic outlook clouded by global imbalances, IIF head says
• China tightens controls on news distribution, restricting foreign media sales
• Gay's 19.68 in 200 makes him 3rd best of all time
• Pakistan slumps to 154-9 in final one-day game
• Schumacher wins Italian GP
• Well-wishers bring flowers for disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist after his surgery
• Schumacher retires from Formula One
• German officials: Polish prime minister to visit Germany end of October
• Schumacher retires from Formula One
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• Riot police clash with protesters during anti-government strike
• Australian collector finds 2 paintings that fell off his car
• Australian collector finds 2 paintings that fell off his car
• Pakistan angry as penalty gives Spain World Cup draw
• Ferrari names Raikkonen to replace Schumacher
• Schumacher retires from Formula One
• Key oil ministers say OPEC unlikely to change production targets despite high prices
• The greatest driver of all time wasn't the most popular
• Friedel says hostile crowd helped him save two penalties
• Michael Schumacher Career Box
• Michael Schumacher's Records
• Gay's 19.68 in 200 makes him 3rd best of all time
• China tightens controls on news distribution, restricting foreign media sales
• Schumacher retires from Formula One
• Kimi Raikkonen Career Bio Box
• Bangladesh parliament begins new session without main opposition party
• Schumacher retires from Formula One
• From Cheng's arrest to the pro-unification route
• Wang tied for league lead with 17th win
• Navratilova signs off with another title
• Roddick earns another shot at top-ranked Federer
• Sharapova impressive with her presence
• Schumacher takes Monza; set to retire
• Scott overcomes Els in playoff
• Ohio State shows which team for real
• Taipei hosts first Asian university hoop tourney
• Serie A season finally kicks off
• Fergie relieved as United off to best start ever
• Wenger admits concern over Gunners' stuttering Premiership start
• Hapag-Lloyd to launch Africa run
• NANZDA carriers to raise rates
• APL introduces new service linking PRC-U.S. East Coast
• OOCL upgrades overseas office
• MPA to boost maritime manpower
• Maersk Group chalks up revenue growth
• World economic outlook clouded by global imbalances, expert says
• Poll shows PRC Disney suppliers underpay, overwork employees
• Hong Kong theme parks battle it out
• HSBC's Cheng says succession plan ensures premium talent at helm
• Ministers say OPEC unlikely to alter output
• September 11 marked start of turbulent times for U.S. airline industry
• Hong Kong says it's time to get with PRC's program
• China-bound investment seen as irreversible trend
• In Brief
• Canine cocktail parties, pet accessory stores target human wallets
• Venice movie awards leave critics, reporters perplexed
• How big tobacco wins even when it loses
• Rally shows nature of 'depose' drive
• Filipino general retires as 'dead man walking'
• Legacy of 9-11 is one of love and resilience
• In Brief
• Koizumi backs Abe as Japan's new prime minister
• Image of America deteriorating across Asia nations, survey reveals
• No arrest made for India blast
• Some 300 surfers gather at sea to remember Irwin
• Beijing, Seoul at odds over history rows
• Officer's kidnap story baffles authorities
• Police clash with rioters in Bangladesh
• In Brief
• Bad hooch kills 30 in Nicaragua
• Uganda rebels say Kampala violating truce
• Developing nations summit gathers U.S. foes
• Blair meets Abbas in push for peace dialogue
• Welfare foundation seeks public donation
• NWA expands WorldAgent Direct website
• Ambience soothes your feelings
• Westin presents Foie Gras & Truffle
• A taste of Mid-Eastern mystery at Cafe
• Lions honor Asia Trust head
• Parents of murdered kids still missing
• Credit card storm, low birth rate seen affecting economy
• In Brief
• Su, Ma join hike held on Suicide Prevention Day
• Founding DPP member dies of liver problems
• President urges partnership with Japan military
• Shih pans DPP on KMT asset issue
• Analysts believe Chen will ride out protest against him
• Afghan forces, NATO kill 94 Taliban fighters
• PRC tightens news control, restricting foreign media sales
• President to 'pray' for health of Shih and protesters
• Shih vows to press on with anti-Chen fight
• Taiwan's media chaos
• From Cheng's arrest to the pro-unification route
• Wang notches no. 17 victory for Yankees and completes a "Taiwan Triple Win"
• E.U. repeats plea for peaceful solution to cross-strait disputes
• Taiwan people's rights neglected with exclusion from U.N.: diplomat
• Monday's traffic little affected by sit-in on Ketagalan
• CWB issues heavy rain warning for all of Taiwan
• Su urges no infringement upon rights of others amid strike reports
• Prices higher on Taipei futures market
• U.S. dollar up on Taipei Forex
• WADA chairman wants to investigate Jones' EPO tests
• WADA chairman wants to investigate Jones' EPO tests
• Schumacher praised after announcing retirement
• Cheney defends hardline role in administration and past statements
• Schumacher praised after announcing retirement
• Britain's Blair seeks statesman's role in Mideast as political troubles still boil at home
• Schumacher wins Tour de Pologne
• Berlin police arrest two alleged far-right members suspected of pre-election attacks
• Serie A Soccer Summaries
• Candidate killed during local elections in southern Serbia
• Hallmarks of Connecticut race _ war, long-shot bid _ emerge in other races
• Study adds new details on bird flu in humans
• American journalist returns home after month in Sudanese prison
• Defense minister: Russia successfully test-launches ICBM
• Afghan president inaugurates Coca-Cola plant in Kabul
• Mahmood steers England to three-wicket victory to tie series
• Kubica's third place best ever by Polish driver
• Candidate killed during local elections in southern Serbia
• Schumacher says goodbye to Ferrari fans with a victory
• Japan's leader briefly meets with South Korean president, Chinese premier
• AC Milan beats Lazio 2-1, reduces point penalty
• American journalist returns home after month in Sudanese prison
• Zeller's two goals lift Germany past England 2-1 at World Cup
• Ireland's justice minister faces uncontested run to become deputy premier
• Montenegro, world's newest country, holds first elections since independence
• Spain celebrates 25th anniversary of arrival of Picasso's treasured "Guernica" in Spain
• Winner at last, Strauss hopes to get Ashes captaincy decision
• Coca-Cola plant opens in Afghan capital amid raging violence
• Cheney defends hardline role in administration and past statements
• Zamora earns 1-1 draw for West Ham against Aston Villa in Premier League
• Fancy clothes, finding faith and beating the heat during Benedict's Bavarian journey
• Ireland's justice minister faces uncontested run to become deputy premier
• Spain celebrates 25th anniversary of arrival of Picasso's treasured "Guernica" in Spain
• For the financial industry: Will distant backup sites and duplicate systems be enough?
• Michael Schumacher Quote Box
• Iraqi deputy prime minister says international oil companies key to raising production
• Indian oil company signs contract to operate off Cuba's northern shores
• Candidate killed during local elections in southern Serbia
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Briatore claims Schumacher benefiting from corruption
• 30 years after busing, is Massachusetts ready for black governor?
• Candidate killed during local elections in southern Serbia
• Germany edges England 2-1; draws throw World Cup wide open
• Popular Christian Books Spawn Video Game
• Chinese Movie, Mirren Win Venice Prizes
• 50 Cent Ticketed for Expired License
• Gold Leads Metals Race on N.Y. Runways
• Gest Wants Minnelli Prenup Dismissed
• Brad Pitt: I'll Marry When Everyone Can
• 'Star Trek' Marks 40th Anniversary
• From ground zero to Oval Office, Bush marking attacks anniversary with quiet observances, prime-time address
• For the financial industry: Will distant backup sites and duplicate systems be enough?
• 30 years after busing, is Massachusetts ready for black governor?
• EU, Asian officials urge Myanmar to improve human rights, democracy
• Montenegro, world's newest country, holds first elections since independence
• Popular Christian Books Spawn Video Game
• 12 Arrested for Prostitution Ads on Web
• Van Nistelrooy's hat trick helps Real Madrid beat Levante 4-1 in Spanish league
• Next Vioxx trial set to get under way in New Orleans on Monday
• Moore Slices Up Health Care in New Film
• Pardew has a sweet spot for his Argentine signings
• Bacall, Danner honored by Katharine Hepburn Center at Bryn Mawr College
• Cheney defends hardline role in administration and past statements
• `The Covenant' grabs top U.S. box office spot with $9 million debut
• Serbia defeats Hungary to win the European Water Polo Championships
• `Stranger Than Fiction' brings dramatic heft to comic Will Ferrell
• Brazil wins women's volleyball Grand Prix
• EU and Asian leaders urge North Korea not to aggravate tensions over nuclear program
• Thai prime minister jokes he wants to create a new group called 'Enjoy Your Life Party'
• Wheldon wins race; Hornish takes IRL title
• EU and Asian leaders urge North Korea not to aggravate tensions over nuclear program
• Zidane says he has moved on after World Cup final head-butt
• Cheney defends hardline role in administration and past statements
• FC Porto grabs lead of league with 3-0 win over Amadora
• Students protest former Iranian president's speech at Harvard
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Virginia Democratic Senate candidate gains ground after incumbent's gaffe
• Mexico's president-elect calls for reconciliation, leftist agrees to temporarily lift blockades
• Something for Everyone at Fashion Week
• Italian A Soccer Summaries
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• 'Little Miss Sunshine' wins top prize at Deauville film festival
• DKNY, designer Tracy Reese and Lacoste cover a lot of ground at New York Fashion Week
• AC Milan beats Lazio 2-1, reduces point penalty
• Van Nistelrooy's hat trick helps Real Madrid beat Levante 4-1 in Spanish league
• Students protest former Iranian president's speech at Harvard
• Bush and wife help lay wreaths at ground zero on trek that will take him to all 9/11 attack sites.
• Nevada Senate candidate Jack Carter hospitalized with colitis; doctors say he is recovering
• International trade officials positive despite little progress in Brazil talks
• Something for Everyone at Fashion Week
• FC Porto grabs lead with 3-0 win over Amadora
• Independent monitors: Ruling coalition wins most votes in Montenegro's first elections since independence
• Von Furstenberg, DKNY, Tracy Reese and Lacoste cover a lot of ground at New York Fashion Week
• Von Furstenberg, DKNY Show Off in N.Y.
• Marseille beats Paris 3-1 to reclaim top spot
• Independent monitors: Ruling coalition wins most votes in Montenegro's first elections since independence
• Independent monitors: Ruling coalition wins most votes in Montenegro's first elections since independence
• Bush and first lady help lay wreaths at ground zero
• Mexico's president-elect calls for reconciliation, leftist agrees to temporarily lift blockades
• American journalist returns home after month in Sudanese prison on espionage charges
• Former US Vice President Al Gore says he hasn't ruled out running for president
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Pats overcome slow start to top Bills 19-17
• Independent monitors: Ruling coalition wins most votes in Montenegro's first elections since independence
• French presidential hopeful Sarkozy honors NY fire department for bravery on Sept. 11
• French presidential hopeful Sarkozy honors NY fire department for bravery on Sept. 11
• Ryder Cup player Furyk wins Canadian Open
• Kerr outduels Sorenstam to win LPGA tournament
• Former Iran president condemns bin Laden, praises Hezbollah for 'resistance' against Israel
• Navratilova, Budge honored at U.S. Open
• Venezuela's Chavez orders expropriation of sugar mill under socialist reform
• Federer beats Roddick for third straight US Open title
• Federer beats Roddick for third straight US Open title
• Bush and first lady help lay wreaths at ground zero with `heavy hearts'
• Federer beats Roddick for third straight U.S. Open title
• Sao Paulo held to 0-0 draw against nine-man Corinthians in Brazilian league
• Independent monitors: Ruling coalition wins most votes in Montenegro's first elections since independence
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• Von Furstenberg, DKNY Show Off in N.Y.
• Independent monitors: Ruling coalition wins most votes in Montenegro's first elections since independence
• China will likely have to wait longer for end of EU weapons ban
• Churches closed in Zimbabwe for Anglican bishop's wedding anniversary fund raiser
• Von Furstenberg, DKNY, Tuleh and Tracy Reese cover a lot of ground at New York Fashion Week
• On homecoming trip, pope warns against shutting out Christian message
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• HP board adjourns conference with no word on chairwoman's fate
• Europe, Asia meet at summit to hammer out trade, political differences
• `The Covenant' grabs top U.S. box office spot with $9 million debut
• Nevada Senate candidate Jack Carter hospitalized with colitis; doctors say he is recovering
• Bush and wife help lay wreaths at ground zero with `heavy hearts'
• Teachers in Thailand under fire _ and learning to shoot back
• Conservative Jewish leader expects ban on gay rabbis to be lifted
• Documentaries tell hidden stories of the dark years of dictatorship in Chile
• Federer beats Roddick for third straight U.S. Open title
• Japanese stocks lower at open, dollar falls vs yen
• ABC Airs 9/11 Series Despite Criticism
• World Bank to extend US$800 million assistance to Vietnam per year for next 5 years
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• ABC airs film on lead-up to Sept. 11 attacks, despite criticism from Clinton officials
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• Afghan president inaugurates Coca-Cola plant in Kabul
• Bush and wife help lay wreaths at ground zero with `heavy hearts'
• Cheney defends hardline role in administration and past statements
• American journalist returns home after month in Sudanese prison on espionage charges
• Referee halts match after halftime threats
• Referee halts match after halftime threats
• Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan signs on for first film since illness
• Toluca beats Morelia 2-1 to remain undefeated
• U.S. safer since Sept. 11 attacks, but not completely safe from attack, Rice says
• Jacksonville overcomes Cowboys, Owens 24-17
• Roddick back in the mix, but Federer still too far
• Santana Ks 11, Twins breeze past Tigers 12-1
• FC Barcelona confident ahead of start of Champions League title defense
• All that's left for Schumacher is a championship race
• U.S. Senate majority leader and two other senators visit Guantanamo
• Newspaper: US government cancer researcher engaged in 'serious misconduct'
• Australian prime minister says country is committed to battling terrorism
• U.S. Senate majority leader and two other senators visit Guantanamo
• Former Iranian president condemns bin Laden, praises Hezbollah for 'resistance' against Israel
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar falls vs yen
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• ABC Airs 9/11 Series Despite Criticism
• ABC Makes Some Changes to 9/11 Series
• World remembers Sept. 11 with memorials and renewed determination against terror
• French presidential hopeful Sarkozy honors NY fire department for bravery on Sept. 11
• Former Iranian president condemns bin Laden, praises Hezbollah for 'resistance' against Israel
• Singaporean budget carrier to fly to Malaysian cities on Borneo Island: Report
• Emma Thompson Gets Inside Ferrell's Head
• ABC Makes Some Changes to 9/11 Series
• Public service for "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin to be held next week, family says
• Colombian president says no evidence soldiers behind bomb attacks
• Federer beats Roddick for third consecutive Open title
• Coca-Cola plant opens in Afghan capital amid raging violence
• Samsung develops new memory chip with faster performance
• US TV network airs film on lead-up to Sept. 11 attacks, despite Clinton officials' criticism
• Japan launches intelligence-gathering satellite amid concerns over North Korea
• US Congress pushes more export financing for small business
• In wake of 9-11, justice delayed in terror probe of Somalian student Warsame
• In wake of 9-11, justice delayed in terror probe of Somalian student Warsame
• `Documentary' shown at Toronto film festival relates fictional assassination of Bush
• Crowds dwindle in third day of Taiwan protest
• Crowds dwindle in third day of Taiwan protest
• Japan's Abe sets 5-year deadline for constitutional revision
• Japan's Abe sets 5-year deadline for constitutional revision
• Police ban gatherings around prime minister's office
• Police ban gatherings around prime minister's office
• Thai court dismisses American businessman's case against Thaksin
• Cheney defends Bush record on homeland security
• Japanese premier candidate says war shrine visits won't be `official'
• Peyton Manning and Colts beat Eli Manning and Giants 26-21
• Police ban gatherings around prime minister's office
• Police ban gatherings around prime minister's office
• Japanese premier candidate says war shrine visits won't be `official'
• Japanese premier candidate says war shrine visits won't be `official'
• Australian ambassador to arrive in Kabul this week, says foreign minister
• On anniversary, Bush tours 9/11 sites
• Teachers in Thailand under fire _ and learning to shoot back
• Authorities question man in death of aunt to NBC anchor Stone Phillips
• Pope Benedict leaves Munich for visit to Altoetting and his hometown, Marktl am Inn
• New Zealand PM: World less secure five years after Sept. 11
• Nepal lawmakers, human rights groups criticize appointment of new army chief
• While Americans remember Sept. 11, Filipino villagers rail against 1906 U.S. killings
• New Zealand stocks flat in directionless, light volume trade
• Veteran Indian actor Amol Palekar directs Bollywood movie tackling homosexuality
• Veteran Indian actor Amol Palekar directs Bollywood movie tackling homosexuality
• Divided world remembers Sept. 11 with memorials, renewed resolve and recriminations
• Euro up, recovers ground lost against U.S. dollar late last week
• Conservative SKoreans mark Sept. 11 with condemnation of terrorism, NKorea
• Japan revises economic growth upward to 1 percent for April-June quarter
• Philippine stocks rise 1.0 percent on Wall Street's gains
• Australian shares fall on weaker mining sector
• Japanese stocks drop on diappointing machinery orders
• Japanese stocks drop on diappointing machinery orders
• British casino operator Stanley Leisure agrees takeover by Genting International of Malaysia
• Deputy leader of Britain's Labour Party calls for end to feuding over leadership
• Europe, Asia meet at summit to hammer out trade, political differences
• Sportingbet shares resume trading after suspension
• Singaporean budget carrier to fly to Malaysian cities on Borneo Island- report
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• Dollar little changed vs yen as euro recovers
• Dollar little changed vs yen as euro recovers
• Pope Benedict leaves Munich for visit to Altoetting and his hometown, Marktl am Inn
• China says trade surplus hit new monthly high of US$18.8 billion in August
• Deputy leader of Britain's Labour Party calls for end to feuding over leadership
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• Turkish Cypriot PM expected to announce resignation, dissolving government
• Iraq to reinforce military presence at northern oil facilities, minister says
• Samsung issues bullish outlook on global semiconductor industry
• Europe, Asia meet at summit to hammer out trade, political differences
• Taiwan shares end flat as declines in Asian markets offset relief over peaceful protest
• South Korea's main stock index falls sharply
• 1 killed, 3 seriously wounded in violence in Indian Kashmir
• Europe, Asia meet at summit to hammer out trade, political differences
• London sports opener
• Norway's annual inflation rate falls to 1.9 percent in August
• Mbeki visits Congo to meet rival presidential candidates
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• Leaders at Asia-Europe summit mourn victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Japan to accept 1,000 nurses and care workers from Philppines
• British opposition leader to distance himself from Bush with rejection of neo-conservatism
• Europe, Asia meet at summit to hammer out trade, political differences
• Governing coalition claims victory in Montenegro elections
• New Chinese ambassador arrives in North Korea
• FC Barcelona begins Champions League defense against Bulgaria's Levski Sofia
• Turkish GNP growth at 8.5 percent in 2nd Quarter
• Nokia to work with Motorola on mobile TV interoperability
• Sportingbet shares plummet as they resume trading after suspension
• British, Irish discuss push for power-sharing as Northern Ireland Assembly reconvenes
• Japan's Abe aims to amend constitution within five years
• India's external debt rises to US$125.2 billion for fiscal year
• India's external debt rises to US$125.2 billion for fiscal year
• Asashoryu stays on top at Autumn sumo
• Asashoryu stays on top at Autumn sumo
• Chinese AIDS dissident released after questioning
• Spanish Soccer Federation rejects Aragones' resignation
• Japanese stocks drop on disappointing machinery orders
• Japanese stocks drop on disappointing machinery orders
• SKorea to move two-thirds of central government from Seoul by 2014
• Leaders at Asia-Europe summit mourn victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Associated British Foods Says Primark sales to gain 3 percent
• SKorean committee revamps proposal for hosting 2014 Winter Games
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• Divided world remembers Sept. 11 with memorials, renewed resolve and recriminations
• Wilkinson out for as long as eight weeks after tearing knee ligament
• Dollar mixed, gold lower in European morning trading
• Hong Kong shares drop 1.2 percent, traders sell China-related issues
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• New Chinese ambassador arrives in North Korea
• Moderate 5.2 quake shakes central New Zealand; no reports of injury or damage
• Sean Combs forced to drop 'Diddy' name in Britain after legal action from music producer
• Brian Kidd joins Sheffield United as coach
• Turkish Cypriot prime minister resigns, dissolving government
• Chinese AIDS dissident released after being questioned about detained lawyer
• Doornbos replaces Klien at Red Bull
• Japan launches intelligence-gathering satellite amid concerns over North Korea
• IMF pushes internal reforms in Singapore meeting in bid to boost credibility
• Tourists love them, but Venice officials want to clean up lagoon city's pigeons
• Hundreds of supporters gather at Milosevic's grave
• Santana Ks 11, Twins breeze past Tigers 12-1
• Oil prices fall under US$66 a barrel as supply concerns ease
• New Chinese ambassador arrives in North Korea
• Group 4 Securicor says first-half profit surged 77 percent
• South African environment minister issues warning on climate change
• Merkel says respect for human rights must underline fight against terrorism
• Council of Europe criticizes anti-terror methods, says world no safer 5 years after Sept. 11
• OPEC, unlikely to change production, casts a wary eye on prices
• Tokyo stocks hurt by disappointing machinery orders as most Asian markets drop
• Tokyo stocks hurt by disappointing machinery orders as most Asian markets drop
• Trading in Telecom Italia suspended ahead of board meeting
• London's FTSE-100 index down 40.3 points at 5839.0 at midday
• Canadian steelmaker Ipsco is buying oil-field pipe and tube maker NS Group for $1.46 billion cash
• Poll: Majority of Japanese support female monarch despite prince's birth
• China's shares up slightly, Minsheng Banking soars nearly 6 percent
• Woods vs. Shaun Micheel in first round of World Match Play
• Malaysian shares fall on profit-taking
• Malaysia's Mahathir accuses government of bribing ruling party members to defeat him
• Besson says farewell to directing with release of 10th film
• Russian bank confirmed purchase of 5 percent stake in EADS, company says
• Militant attacks curbing Nigeria's oil production by nearly 900,000 barrels a day
• Minister of sport launches audit of Polish Soccer Federation
• Thai shares fall as PTT leads slide in energy blue chips
• Turkey's pro-Kurdish party urges rebel group to declare cease-fire
• Thai army chief visits Myanmar for meeting with junta chairman
• Europe, Asia meet at summit to hammer out trade, political differences
• Thai army chief visits Myanmar for meeting with junta chairman
• Tokyo stocks hurt by disappointing machinery orders as most Asian markets drop
• Tokyo stocks hurt by disappointing machinery orders as most Asian markets drop
• Indian shares tumble on fund selling in metals, Reliance Industries
• Indian shares tumble on fund selling in metals, Reliance Industries
• Malaysia's Genting buys Stanley Leisure in recommended takeover
• Top Ugandan rebel shows up at neutral camp, chief mediator says
• Shares in Nordic stock exchange operator surge amid reports of Nasdaq takeover plans
• Labor union agrees to talks on longer work week at Volkswagen
• Dollar mixed, gold lower in European morning trading
• EU approves 2 veterinary bird flu vaccines
• Henry names 22 All Blacks to sit out Super 14
• Henry names 22 All Blacks to sit out Super 14
• Softer Swedish conservatives stand best chance in years of winning elections
• Thai health officials warn against deadly leptospirosis infections in flooded areas
• Diddy Can't Be Diddy in Britain
• Chappelle Plans to Stay in Ohio Town
• Leaders at Asia-Europe summit mourn victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Vodafone expands service by entering fixed-line broadband market
• OPEC offers thoughts, prayers to victims of fighting in Lebanon
• Turkey's pro-Kurdish party urges rebel group to declare cease-fire
• China reports new record high monthly trade surplus, adding to currency pressure
• Top U.S. nuclear envoy discusses possible NKorean nuclear test
• Police ban gatherings around prime minister's office
• Police ban gatherings around prime minister's office
• EU to probe if Intel urged Media Markt stores to exclude AMD chips
• US TV network airs film on lead-up to Sept. 11 attacks, despite Clinton officials' criticism
• European, Asian leaders discuss terrorism, trade, energy at EU summit
• Todt wondering how Schumacher news got out early
• Top Ugandan rebel shows up at neutral camp, says chief mediator
• PSV meets Liverpool with coach Koeman hoping to extend Champions League record
• Singapore bars 28 activists accredited by World Bank, IMF ahead of meetings
• On terror attacks anniversary, Bush tours 9/11 sites
• Saddam Hussein tells countrymen to feel no guilt over crushing Kurdish insurgency
• Governing coalition claims victory in Montenegro elections
• Briatore claims race-fixing comments `taken out of context'
• Anna Nicole Smith's 20-Year-Old Son Dies
• Willis tosses three-hitter, Marlins top Phils 3-0
• China's new controls on foreign news give Xinhua a boost
• On anniversary, Bush tours 9/11 sites
• Tanzania buys back shares in national airline for US$1
• Woods vs. Shaun Micheel in first round of World Match Play
• Pakistan leader says he will meet with Afghan counterpart during US visit
• Greek Church angry over ban on school confessionals
• Albanian premier to visit Greece
• Dell to delay filing quarterly report due to ongoing accounting investigation
• U.S. Attorney's Office asks HP for info on probe into press leaks
• Lufthansa says more capacity taken up in August
• EU, Asia leaders agree to boost ties to better reflect their economic weight
• 'Covenant' Debuts on Top of Box Office
• Saddam Hussein tells countrymen to feel no guilt over crushing Kurdish insurgency
• Samsung issues bullish outlook on global semiconductor industry
• Investors stay on sidelines as U.S. stocks open weaker
• 20-year-old son of Anna Nicole Smith dies in Bahamas days after she gives birth to girl
• British, Irish discuss push for power-sharing as Northern Ireland Assembly reconvenes
• FIFA trying to bring together Zidane and Materazzi
• 3 killed, 3 seriously wounded in violence in Indian Kashmir
• Albania to renegotiate sale of Albtelecom with Turkish consortium
• Saddam Hussein tells countrymen to feel no guilt over crushing Kurdish insurgency
• Spain beats New Zealand 3-1 at men's field hockey World Cup
• Houston beats Los Angeles 2-1 in MLS
• Campbell Soup 4Q earnings fall 54 percent
• Campbell Soup 4Q earnings fall 54 percent
• F1 title race fixed, Alonso says
• Family battle decided in final seconds
• Winner at last, Strauss hopes for Ashes honor
• Lions bashed for criticizing female scribe
• Rejuvenated Roddick no match for Federer
• Swiss champion put under the eye of the Tiger
• Profit-taking limits gains in local bourse
• Greenback weakens as dealers gear up for G-7 meeting
• Foxconn joins Hang Seng as market value surges
• PRC's high trade surplus seen adding to currency pressure
• Alishan painting show at Taoyuan airport
• 5-star cuisine at Splendor Taichung
• Yingge Museum offers ceramic-making class
• Agatha holds 'Doggy Festival' for September
• Hakka Food Festival at Royal Hsinchu
• Landis Taipei presents mooncakes
• Westin features healthy mooncakes
• Sidelines
• Van Nistelrooy rues goals that got away despite hat trick as Real gets first Liga victory
• Barcelona opens drive to defend European title
• Leyland's Tigers feel the heat
• Strong growth in Asia to cushion slowdown in U.S. , analysts say
• HP board adjourns meeting with no word on Dunn's fate
• Samsung unveils faster memory chip
• Energy consumption rises at a slower pace in July
• In Brief
• Japan couple gets jail term over 'royal' wedding rip-off
• Guitarist surprised by 'Canon' popularity
• Controversial assassination film debuts in Toronto
• Pitt says being part of ensemble movie more fun
• Tanning salons attract trendy Chinese
• Five years on, a still unseen war of ideas
• APEC must think bigger
• Taiwan's autonomy cannot be 'deposed'
• Bad air taints Hong Kong's reputation
• African millionaire cosmonaut takes on Microsoft
• Statues hold memories of nation's bloody past
• Venice pigeons a tourist dream, local nightmare
• In Brief
• Life sentence stands for grisly murder, says Sydney court
• The Marcoses draw new burial plan for late Philippine chief
• Five days of heavy fighting in Sri Lanka kills 148
• India marks 100th year of Gandhi's philosophy
• Japan launches another satellite amid nuclear threats
• North Korea making a 'terrible mistake,' says Hill
• Filipinos demand America's apology for 1906 killings
• In Brief
• Chad government forces clash with opposition rebels in the east
• Mexico's left makes way for army, relaxes protests
• Blair's arrival in Beirut soured by angry protesters, political snubs
• Yemen negotiating with kidnappers, officials say
• Suicide bomber hits minibus in Iraq
• Al-Qaida's No. 2 airs video on CNN warning of attacks
• In Brief
• Tainan City considering plan to build a village for retirees
• KMT says Beijing agrees to proposal on air links
• Brand development seen neglecting sense of smell
• Two Taiwanese killed in bus crash in PRC
• MAC criticizes China's new rules on foreign press
• Top scholar may have to drop U.S. citizenship
• Wu sent home after condition improved, hospital announces
• Prosecutor says he had consent from president
• U.N. told not to ignore Taiwan issue
• KMT, PFP say no options ruled out in deposing Chen
• Su, officials condemn strike proposed by rally organizer
• EU and Asian leaders commit to new CO2 emission targets
• Fatah, Hamas to form coalition government, says Abbas
• World remembers 9-11 with memorials, recriminations
• Iran mulling two-month nuke freeze, sources say
• Campaign adviser floats strike idea
• Unaffected by "China Frenzy"
• China suffers successive spills
• "Showtime" for Apple Computer could spotlight movie iPod
• Inbound investment hits record high
• DPP insists on no trade-off for end to mass sit-in
• DPP chairman arrives in Washington D.C.
• Passage of military procurement package urgent: DPP lawmakers
• We are all Filipinos
• Things we need to cope with when working abroad
• International Spa Seminar kicks off in Cebu
• Activists criticize China's media controls as threat to society, Olympics coverage
• Ugandan rebels begin arriving at neutral camps in southern Sudan
• EU, Asian leaders agree bilateral pacts must not exclude poor nations
• OPEC agrees to leave production targets unchanged but 'vigilantly monitor' prices
• Diddy Can't Be Diddy in Britain
• Campbell Soup 4Q earnings fall 54 percent
• Ballack gives Chelsea edge against Werder Bremen in Champions League
• McDowell new leader of government's Progressive Democrats, in line for deputy premiership
• U.S. stocks fall in quiet trading
• OPEC agrees to leave production targets unchanged but 'vigilantly monitor' prices
• Burundi says last rebel group will disarm by the end of the month
• Iraq to reinforce military presence at northern oil facilities, minister says
• Euro recovers ground against U.S. dollar
• Polish natural gas and oil monopoly names new chief executive
• Spain beats New Zealand at World Cup; late goal sinks India again
• European stock end mostly lower
• Iliad announces fiber optic network, shares fall
• Dell delays quarterly report due to accounting probe
• Aragones to stay as Spain coach
• Flintoff or Strauss in line for Ashes captaincy
• Asian, European leaders pledge to combat causes of terrorism
• Board member says Telecom Italia has approved reorganization
• Veteran anti-apartheid activist dies at 91
• On anniversary, Bush tours 9/11 sites
• Chirac ally among defendants on trial in electoral fraud case in Paris
• Anna Nicole Smith's 20-Year-Old Son Dies
• Board member says Telecom Italia has approved reorganization
• Governing coalition claims victory in Montenegro elections
• Christopher Shinn's Latest: 'Dying City'
• Simon, Ramirez Hidalgo advance to second round at BCR Open Romania
• Iran closes down two reformist papers allegedly over nuclear cartoon
• Telecom Italia says board has approved reorganization
• Viduka to keep playing international soccer for Australia
• Anger and fear mix with empathy as world remembers Sept. 11
• Telecom Italia says board has approved reorganization
• Poverty, Middle East conflict top agenda for Nonaligned Movement summit in Cuba
• Ashes urn to tour Australia
• 25th anniversary of 'Guernica' arrival
• Post Sept 11 drop in air travel slowed that winter's flu spread
• Telecom Italia says board has approved reorganization
• Chicago mayor vetoes 'living wage' ordinance aimed at big retailers
• Making a short, but vibrant stop to the town of his birth, Pope Benedict cheered
• Jilted Bride Turns Wedding Into Benefit
• Federal Reserve official: Unemployment, inflation both hurt Fed credibility
• Spain beats New Zealand at World Cup; late goal sinks India again
• Grocery Baggers to Compete in Las Vegas
• Madonna Arrives in Moscow for Show
• Reinsurance company Scottish Re studying buyers' proposals
• Son of Anna Nicole Smith Dies Suddenly
• 20-year-old son of Anna Nicole Smith dies in Bahamas days after she gives birth to girl
• Son of Anna Nicole Smith Dies Suddenly
• Ugandan rebels begin arriving at neutral camps in southern Sudan
• Madonna's controversial Moscow show set for Tuesday
• Rice thanks Canadians for taking in thousands of Americans on Sept. 11
• Pope Benedict makes fast, upbeat visit to birthplace in sentimental day on Bavarian tour
• Wary OPEC to maintain production but keep options open if prices plummet
• Democracy promotion grant of $25 million (euro19.6 million) set for Jordan
• Fresh WTO negotiations not possible until end of year, EU trade commissioner says
• Indonesia peacemakers, Chinese dissident dominate early Nobel Peace Prize speculation
• Pakistan government makes apparent compromise with Muslim hardliners over rape law
• German airline Lufthansa to pay US$85M to settle lawsuits alleging cargo industry price-fixing
• Fest Holds Sept. 11 Memories for Nair
• Nymex screen trading of crude oil passes new test, volumes up
• Authorities investigating how Schwarzenegger tape became public
• Brazil says will more than double ethanol exports by 2010
• Grocery Baggers to Compete in Las Vegas
• Toronto film festival holds Sept. 11 memories for filmmaker Mira Nair
• On anniversary of Pinochet coup, Bachelet urges strengthening democracy
• Chinese defense minister meets Romanian President, PM
• Telecom Italia says board has approved reorganization
• Gold xxx
• Bob Seger puts out first studio album in 11 years
• Gold down
• Where you live can affect how long you live
• Bosch plans focus on diesel, fuel-efficient auto parts
• 20-year-old son of Anna Nicole Smith was in same Bahamas hospital room when he died
• Sean Combs forced to drop 'Diddy' name in Britain after legal action from music producer
• Oil prices fall below $66 a barrel as Iran concerns ease, OPEC maintains production target
• Intel sells optical network component business for $115 million
• Suspicious packages delay air and train travelers on anniversary of 9/11 attacks
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• Dollar trades mixed against major currencies after Fed official's comments
• Child's baseball coach to stand trial in hitting of disabled boy
• Anger and fear mix with empathy as world remembers Sept. 11
• Internal Revenue Service, Glaxo settle biggest tax dispute in history
• 20-year-old son of Anna Nicole Smith dies in Bahamas days after she gives birth to girl
• Madonna Arrives in Moscow for Show
• Post Sept. 11 drop in air travel slowed that winter's flu spread
• Diddy Can't Be Diddy in Britain
• Chappelle Plans to Stay in Ohio Town
• Combs Loses Right to `Diddy' in Britain
• U.S. stocks post modest advance as oil prices fall
• Experiment aims to improve a popular repair of deadly aneurysms
• Damon Wayans Stars in Showtime Comedy
• Diddy Can't Be Diddy in Britain
• Luc Besson Says Latest Film His Last
• Texas Instruments narrows outlook for 3rd quarter profits
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• Grocery Baggers to Compete in Las Vegas
• Netherlands, Spain, South Korea, Argentina win in field hockey
• ABC Airs Edited 9/11 Miniseries
• NFL Tops ABC's Edited 9/11 Miniseries
• Ingimarsson header gives Reading 1-0 victory
• Nashville makes healthy goaltender its highest-paid player
• Bush marks 9/11 anniversary at attack sites in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington
• Man Accused of Pawning Instruments
• Thief Takes 348 Pounds of Pig Meat
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• ABC airs edited 9/11 drama and then gets outpointed in the ratings by football game
• Opening arguments begin in third federal Vioxx trial
• Mexico planning no special Independence Day security for president despite protests
• Bicyclist hit by second car waiting for ambulance after first crash
• Venezuelan protesters denounce U.S., Israel on Sept. 11 anniversary
• Coach: Zimbabwe returning to test cricket in November '07
• Media lawyer objects to closed hearing in terrorism case
• Eva Longoria says no more TV shows after `Housewives'
• Madonna's Moscow Show Draws Protests
• Metals prices head down with crude oil, possible Iran breakthrough
• Madonna's Moscow Show Draws Protests
• TV Revisits 9/11 by Replaying Coverage
• Film Traces Lennon's Path to Activism
• Sean Combs forced to drop 'Diddy' name in Britain after legal action from music producer
• Bicyclist Awaiting Ambulence Hit Again
• Longoria Says `Housewives' Her Last Show
• Longoria Says 'Housewives' Her Last Show
• War leaves 43 million children without education, study finds
• Raccoon Forces Student to Miss Homework
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• Canadian police investigating whether serial killer film violates publication ban
• Kaberle has shoulder surgery, could miss 4-to-6 months
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• 20-year-old son of Anna Nicole Smith dies in Bahamas days after she gives birth to girl
• Congress wades into HP probe; board ponders Dunn's fate
• Rice warns Sudan about relations with U.S. in wake of Darfur violence
• Study: Terrorism prosecutions fall back to pre-Sept. 11 levels
• Uruguay detains 7 retired officers for questioning in dirty war probe; former spy chief dead of apparent suicide
• Venezuela urges OPEC to monitor oil market closely, keep prices from falling
• US government asks for more data on Genentech's Avastin
• 'The Covenant' Top Box Office
• Attorneys in BP suit considering deposition from top executive
• Microsoft unveils updated search engine
• Bush marks 9/11 anniversary, declaring terror war is `struggle for civilization'
• Microsoft unveils updated search engine
• Gimnasia club president denies threatening referee
• Insurance coverage coming to AOL subscribers at no extra charge
• BP gets 'first step' approval for Prudhoe Bay bypass line
• U.S. says conditions for accepting Hamas remain: renounce violence, accept Israel
• Lawyers say Wyeth drugs promoted cancer
• Smith's Son Died During Hospital Visit
• 'The Covenant' tops box office with measly $8.9 million take
• Opening arguments conclude in third federal Vioxx trial
• Republican in House of Representatives pushes to create detainee courts that mirror Bush's
• Texas Instruments narrows outlook for 3rd quarter profit
• Colombian rebels ask Nonaligned Movement to help end civil war
• Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador to launch joint stock exchange
• Celebs Show Faces at Fashion Week
• Doughnut maker expects decline in revenues
• Television networks revisit tragic events by replaying 9/11 coverage
• Bush 'Death' Drama Aired at Toronto Fest
• Partisanship flies as both major parties use Sept. 11 anniversary to buttress rival cases
• Warm reception for controversial Brit TV `documentary' on fictional Bush assassination
• Moderate senator targeted in Rhode Island's Republican primary as nine states hold primaries
• Ugandan rebels begin arriving at neutral camps in southern Sudan
• Bush, relatives of those killed aboard United Flight 93 remember the victims at crash site
• Vintner uses aloe vera to give grapes a spritz of sunscreen
• Pope Benedict visits birthplace on Bavarian tour
• Ink-refill companies aim to take a chunk out of printer giants
• Partisanship flies as both Republicans, Democrats use Sept. 11 anniversary to buttress cases
• French interior minister discusses terrorism, world conflicts and French security with Annan
• Indians mark 100th anniversary of Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence
• 'Don't leave a phone behind': Cell phone makers fight resales
• Bangladesh opposition plans to march on prime minister's office defying police ban
• Car Strikes Deer, Ending Oregon Chase
• `Covenant' No. 1 With Measly $8.9 Mil
• Hong Kong Disneyland's anniversary overshadowed by sub-par attendance, bad publicity
• Japanese stocks edge higher in early trading; dollar higher vs yen
• Japanese stocks edge higher in early trading; dollar higher vs yen
• China's new controls on foreign news give Xinhua a boost
• Longoria Says 'Housewives' Her Last Show
• Celebs Show Faces at Fashion Week
• Federer clinches year-end No. 1 ranking; Roddick passes Blake to be top-ranked American
• Arsenal wants to prove itself again in Champions League
• Ferguson vs. Strachan face off in United-Celtic Champions League match
• The long slide down: Disgraced Juventus is now on Italy's B list
• `Lonelygirl15' Online Mystery Deepens
• Online mystery of video-diary posting by `Lonelygirl15' continues to deepen
• Bicyclist Awaiting Ambulence Hit Again
• Raccoon Forces Student to Miss Homework
• Facebook site, now restricted mostly to students, to expand eligibility to all Internet users
• Authorities investigating how Schwarzenegger tape became public
• Diddy Can't Be Diddy in Britain
• Republicans _ even Bush's close allies _ increasingly question the president on Iraq
• Typhoon Shanshan drifts toward Okinawa-Taiwan area
• Veteran Indian actor Amol Palekar directs Bollywood movie tackling homosexuality
• Reports: Japanese official visited Taiwan in August, met President Chen
• Hewitt named for Australia's Davis Cup team to meet Argentina
• Hewitt named for Australia's Davis Cup team to meet Argentina
• Man Says HGTV Dream Home Too Expensive
• Motor racing legend Peter Brock to receive state funeral
• Motor racing legend Peter Brock to receive state funeral
• Bush declares terror war is `struggle for civilization' as he marks 5th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Authorities investigating how Schwarzenegger tape became public
• Filipino sailors settle 4-day strike aboard ship in California
• Longoria Says 'Housewives' Her Last Show
• IMF remains positive on global economy, but warns that risks of slowdown have increased
• IMF remains positive on global economy, but warns that risks of slowdown have increased
• Bolivia's Morales says natural gas price hike would aid South American unity
• Responsibility for failure to reform U.N. lies with its member states, U.S. ambassador says
• IMF remains positive on global economy, but warns that risks of slowdown have increased
• IMF remains positive on global economy, but warns that risks of slowdown have increased
• Oil prices recover after falling under US$66 a barrel on eased supply worries
• Japanese stocks nearly flat in early trading; dollar higher vs yen
• Japanese stocks nearly flat in early trading; dollar higher vs yen
• Australian prime minister rules out barring Muslim immigrants
• Congress wades into HP probe; board ponders Dunn's fate
• Veteran Hong Kong actor, Cantonese Opera performer Kwan Hoi-shan dies
• NFL Tops ABC's Edited 9/11 Miniseries
• Indonesia to allow activist meeting on Batam during IMF conference in Singapore: reports
• ABC airs edited 9/11 drama and then gets outpointed in the ratings by football game
• Ozawa to register candidacy to lead Japan's top opposition party
• Ozawa to register candidacy to lead Japan's top opposition party
• Longoria Says 'Housewives' Her Last Show
• Congress wades into HP probe; board ponders Dunn's fate
• IMF warns that risks of global slowdown have increased
• IMF warns that risks of global slowdown have increased
• Japan says minister's visit to Taiwan was unofficial, despite high level meetings
• Australia's Stoner expects to stick with Honda in MotoGP
• Australia's Stoner expects to stick with Honda in MotoGP
• Australian prime minister rules out barring Muslim immigrants
• Anna Nicole Smith grieves death of 20-year-old son in Bahamas, days after she gives birth to girl
• Cingular to launch full-keyboard Nokia phone with aggressive low price
• Microsoft unveils updated search engine
• Microsoft unveils updated search engine
• Glencore Singapore to recall acetone-tainted gasoline from Vietnam
• Ozawa expected to be tapped to lead Japan's top opposition party
• Ozawa expected to be tapped to lead Japan's top opposition party
• Indonesia to allow anti-IMF meeting during conference in Singapore
• Chevron, other companies may avoid royalties on oil because of officials' mistake
• Where Americans live can affect how long they live
• Bush invokes memory of Sept. 11 victims to argue for continued war in Iraq
• Ross's three homers move Florida within two games of wild card
• Philippine Senate arrests head of commission in charge of recovering Marcos wealth
• Chargers shut out Oakland for first time since 1961
• Melco plans to challenge denial of Macau gaming joint venture's listing
• Melco plans to challenge denial of Macau gaming joint venture's listing
• Philippine stocks fall 1.6 percent on weakening metal, crude prices
• Republicans facing tough elections are questioning Bush's policies on Iraq
• Spring Is in Bloom at N.Y. Fashion Week
• IMF says U.S. housing market slowdown could be sharper than expected
• IMF says U.S. housing market slowdown could be sharper than expected
• India opposes IMF's two-phase plan to boost voting shares of some member countries
• Ozawa tapped to lead Japan's top opposition party
• New Zealand stocks slip as bleak growth outlook weighs
• Liverpool's Kewell returns home to Australia for medical treatment
• Liverpool's Kewell returns home to Australia for medical treatment
• Thaksin aide says prime minister's safety still threatened
• Thaksin aide says prime minister's safety still threatened
• Yao Ming blasts decision to shorten Chinese basketball season
• Yao Ming blasts decision to shorten Chinese basketball season
• Euro up on U.S. dollar
• Italy's Prodi travels to China this week, political and economic relations on the agenda
• Bollywood actress Koel Purie says she's desperate to act with screen legend Naseeruddin
• Bollywood actress Koel Purie says she's desperate to act with screen legend Naseeruddin
• French Connection says it fell to a loss in the first half
• Bollywood's favorite villain's last film to hit screens nearly two years after his death
• Bollywood's favorite villain's last film to hit screens nearly two years after his death
• Police clash with protesters in Bangladesh capital
• China says government curbs finally cooling off investment boom _ slightly
• China says government curbs finally cooling off investment boom _ slightly
• Dollar rises to 2-month high on receding hopes for Japan interest rate hike by year-end
• Dollar rises to 2-month high on receding hopes for Japan interest rate hike by year-end
• Japanese stocks falter on consumer confidence data; dollar higher vs yen
• Japanese stocks falter on consumer confidence data; dollar higher vs yen
• Germany chipmaker Infineon launches US$1 billion plant in Malaysia
• Germany chipmaker Infineon launches US$1 billion plant in Malaysia
• India's industrial output up 12.4 percent in July on robust domestic demand, export surge
• India's industrial output up 12.4 percent in July on robust domestic demand, export surge
• Police clash with protesters in Bangladesh capital
• 1,000 demonstrators continue anti-president protest in Taiwan; weekend march planned
• Weak commodities prices drag Australian stocks down
• Taiwan shares drop 1 percent on regional weakness, domestic political uncertainty
• Hitler biographer Joachim Fest dies at 79 in Germany
• 38 Japanese bridge builders ordered to pay US$57 million in penalties for bid rigging
• Japan's new prince named Hisahito, "virtuous, calm and everlasting"
• Australia's leader says he won't be swayed by former US vice president on Kyoto Protocol
• Reports: Nuclear chief says Russia plans major boost of spending on uranium extraction
• Stingrays found dead, mutilated in Australia after "Crocodile Hunter" death
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• 38 Japanese bridge builders ordered to pay US$57 million in penalties for bid rigging
• 38 Japanese bridge builders ordered to pay US$57 million in penalties for bid rigging
• Kyrgyz opposition supporters rally for lawmaker cleared on drug charges
• Kyrgyz opposition supporters rally for lawmaker cleared on drug charges
• Vietnam raises minimum wages by nearly 30 percent
• Pakistan captain says performance in England unsatisfactory
• Pakistan captain says performance in England unsatisfactory
• High crude may signal a 'new price era,' senior OPEC official says
• Pakistan captain says performance in England unsatisfactory
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• Crowds flock to see human-like face on tree in Malaysian village: reports
• Crowds flock to see human-like face on tree in Malaysian village: reports
• Oil prices rise above US$66 a barrel after falling on eased supply worries
• Canon to inspect 141,000 copiers that may catch fire
• Canon to inspect 141,000 copiers that may catch fire
• Government under fire as Kenya becomes cocaine trafficking hub
• Germany chipmaker Infineon launches US$1 billion plant in Malaysia
• Germany chipmaker Infineon launches US$1 billion plant in Malaysia
• Stingrays found dead, mutilated in Australia after 'Crocodile Hunter' death
• China says government curbs finally cooling off investment boom _ slightly
• China says government curbs finally cooling off investment boom _ slightly
• South Korea's key stock index falls 0.5 percent
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• World Bank director lauds Philippine fiscal reforms, urges stepped-up fight against graft
• Nationwide and Portman building societies merge in largest such combine in Britain
• EU court rejects Spanish complaint over Gibraltar voting rights
• High crude may signal 'new price era,' senior OPEC official says
• Vietnam's "electric man" electrocuted
• Trial of 18 neo-Nazis accused of inciting hatred opens in northern Serbia
• Canon to inspect 1.87 million copiers worldwide over fire risk
• Trial of 18 neo-Nazis accused of inciting hatred opens in northern Serbia
• China says government curbs finally cooling off investment boom
• China says government curbs finally cooling off investment boom
• BAA says terror alerts cost it 13 million pounds
• IMF chief says basic outlook good, but signs of potential trouble ahead
• London sports opener
• Japanese stocks falter on consumer confidence data; dollar higher vs yen
• Japanese stocks falter on consumer confidence data; dollar higher vs yen
• Canon to inspect 1.87 million copiers worldwide over fire risk
• Canon to inspect 1.87 million copiers worldwide over fire risk
• Hong Kong Disneyland's anniversary overshadowed by sub-par attendance, bad publicity
• IMF chief says basic outlook good, but signs of potential trouble ahead
• Landis attorney wants doping charges dismissed
• Hitler biographer Joachim Fest dies at 79 in Germany
• Asashoryu maintains winning ways in Autumn sumo
• Asashoryu maintains winning ways in Autumn sumo
• Nokia signs deals worth more than euro2 billion with China
• Milinkevich, Betancourt, Women in Black among candidates for EU human rights prize
• Bosnian soccer association rejects coach's resignation
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• Chinese stocks gain as refiners, airlines advance on lower oil prices
• Thomas Cook says nine-month sales gained 2 percent
• Germany chipmaker Infineon launches US$1 billion plant in Malaysia
• Ozawa tapped to lead Japan's top opposition party, run for prime minister
• Germany chipmaker Infineon launches US$1 billion plant in Malaysia
• China rejects Japanese criticism of East China Sea gas drilling
• High crude may signal 'new price era,' senior OPEC official says
• Philippine stocks fall 1.6 percent on weakening metal, crude prices
• Hitler biographer Joachim Fest dies at 79 in Germany
• Hong Kong shares advance on land sale, easing inflation worries
• Chinese premier promises Europe he is dealing with patent problems, trade surplus, growing energy use
• Royal Mail to release six stamps honoring The Beatles in January
• Police clash with protesters in Bangladesh capital
• Loud sonic boom heard as meteor streaks through New Zealand's southern skies
• Cobham says first-half profit more than doubled on new sales
• Milinkevich, Betancourt, Women in Black among candidates for EU human rights prize
• EU court rules British restrictive tax law legal in some cases
• Middle East conflict dominates religious leaders' congress in Kazakhstan
• Champions League: AC Milan excited by Shevchenko's replacement
• Bulgaria's current account deficit widens by euro3.3 million in July
• Smelting plant blamed for poisoning hundreds in China reported many times
• High crude may signal 'new price era,' senior OPEC official says
• On 'Geisha' controversy, Zhang Ziyi says unfair to mix art and politics
• On 'Geisha' controversy, Zhang Ziyi says unfair to mix art and politics
• Malaysian shares fall on profit-taking, losses in plantation stocks
• FIFA to look into alleged illegal ticket sales
• Real Madrid has extra motivation for Champions League trip to Lyon
• GDF first-half earnings rise sharply, privatization protest gathers pace
• Cinven says it may make an offer for Pizza Express owner
• Kyrgyz president's brother, security head resign after lawmaker cleared on drug charges
• South Korean tear-jerker 'Trace of Love' to open Pusan Film Festival
• G-7 finance chiefs to declare confidence in U.S. economy at Singapore meeting: Kyodo
• G-7 finance chiefs to declare confidence in U.S. economy at Singapore meeting: Kyodo
• HP probe widens; no decision yet on Dunn's fate
• Most Asian markets decline, with Japan dropping on disappointing consumer confidence
• Most Asian markets decline, with Japan dropping on disappointing consumer confidence
• EU presents plan to facilitate cross border bank mergers
• British Environment Secretary: won't seek election as Labour Party leader after Tony Blair
• Ireland reports record immigration, led by Poles and other Eastern Europeans
• Spanish police embarrassed by porno film shown at training course
• London's FTSE-100 index up 2.4 points at 5.853.2 at midday
• Slovak regulator bans sale of Bratislava airport to TwoOne consortium
• Posco to set up automotive steel plate plant in Mexico
• Czech striker Heinz moves to St Etienne
• Singapore shares end flat as oil concerns weigh
• Indonesia shares end down on concerns about weakening rupiah
• IMF chief says basic outlook good, but signs of potential trouble ahead
• Probable French presidential candidate Sarkozy in Washington to burnish international credentials
• Reports: Nuclear chief says Russia plans major boost of spending on uranium extraction
• Alonso criticizes Schumacher in Spanish radio interview
• Technology stocks lead gains as Indian shares rise a day after falling sharply
• Technology stocks lead gains as Indian shares rise a day after falling sharply
• Rise in petrochemical counters nudge Thai shares up
• EU warns Microsoft not to shut out rivals in security upgrade of Vista
• Most Asian markets decline, with Japan dropping on disappointing consumer confidence
• Most Asian markets decline, with Japan dropping on disappointing consumer confidence
• Italy's Prodi meets with French presidential hopeful Royal
• India's industrial output up 12.4 percent in July on robust domestic demand, export surge
• India's industrial output up 12.4 percent in July on robust domestic demand, export surge
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• Gas station lines form ahead of Nigerian oil unions' strike
• Naked Cowboy's Got the Music CD in Him
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• Hungarian parliament ready to support sending doctors and border guards to Lebanon
• Tension mounts in Zimbabwe ahead of proposed national strike, protest marches
• Ireland's work force tops 2 million for first time, unemployment steady at EU-low 4.4 percent
• U.K. consumer prices up 2.5 percent in August, above government inflation target
• Thousands gather in Regensburg for Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
• Indian television maker Videocon close to buying Daewoo Electronic
• Pakistan hails decision by Asia-Europe club for admitting it as member
• Pakistan hails decision by Asia-Europe club for admitting it as member
• National Bank of Greece buys Serbia's Vojvodjanska Banka for euro385 million
• Yugoslav war crimes tribunal indicts Croatian journalist for contempt of court
• Bush invokes memory of Sept. 11, 2001 terror victims to argue for continued war in Iraq
• State-owned Aer Lingus airline expects to net euro470.3 million from flotation Sept. 27
• GDF first-half earnings rise sharply, privatization protest gathers pace
• Museum to display recovered Munch masterpieces before repairs of theft damage start
• High crude may signal 'new price era,' senior OPEC official says
• Moderate senator targeted in Rhode Island's Republican primary as nine states hold primaries
• Wanted: Hirsute actors to play hobbits in London 'Lord of the Rings'
• Bears' Shutout Means Free Furniture
• Sasol says full-year profit gains on higher oil prices
• Canon to inspect 1.87 million copiers worldwide over fire risk
• Ancic beats Lopez, Karlovic edges out Ledovskikh
• Ancic beats Lopez, Karlovic edges out Ledovskikh
• Surging global oil prices push U.S. trade deficit to all-time high
• Italy's Prodi travels to China this week, political and economic relations on the agenda
• Sony Corp. to delay Japan launch of new digital Walkman
• Sony Corp. to delay Japan launch of new digital Walkman
• New multicolored bird species found in India, experts say
• Arsenal wants to prove itself again in Champions League
• Madonna to perform in Moscow; country's main church objects
• Fire destroys Bochum Theater warehouse in western Germany
• Madonna Set to Sing in Moscow Tonight
• Bears' Shutout Means Free Furniture
• As France's presidential hopefuls reach for the stars, pundits grumble
• Republican House candidate says profiling on planes does not bother her
• Sony Corp. to delay Japan launch of new digital Walkman
• Oil prices fall for second day
• Britain's Blair addresses unions in tense speech, as delegates threaten walkout
• Goldman 3Q profit dips as summer slowdown hurts trading business
• Bush invokes memory of Sept. 11 victims to argue for continued war in Iraq
• Alonso criticizes Schumacher in Spanish radio interview
• Real Madrid keen to start this Champions League season with a win
• Hewlett-Packard chairman Dunn to step down in January
• Brazilian VW workers to vote on retirement package
• Bristol-Myers Squibb ousts CEO Dolan, General Counsel Willard
• Panic, Monkeys Lead Woodie Noms
• Panic, Monkeys Lead Woodie Nominations
• Drax says first-half profit more than doubles on wholesale prices
• Hewlett-Packard chairwoman Dunn to step down in January
• Former Czech international Horvath joins Sparta
• Spanish court sentences Basque militant to two years in jail for threatening judge
• Selectors choose Flintoff as England Ashes captain
• Panic! at the Disco, Arctic Monkeys lead nominations for mtvU Woodie Awards
• SABMiller completes purchase of Foster's brand in India
• U.S. stocks rise higher as oil falls
• Juventus finds world turned upside down
• Armstrong teammates admit to using drugs
• Vikings surprise in coach's first NFL win
• Tigers, Twins, White Sox fight for survival
• Crab Festival at Westin Taipei
• Rebar presents festival gift box
• Hsinchu holds rice noodle festival
• Moon Festival at Landis Taipei
• Hyatt makes kid's wishes come true
• Sidelines
• Alonso launches scathing attack on Schumacher
• Real Madrid looking to reverse recent history
• Taiex slides over strike plan by sit-in group
• Dollar trims gains against yen ahead of G-7 meeting
• Dow Jones ends up amid falling petroleum prices
• High oil prices seen signaling new price era
• In Brief
• Canon to inspect 1.87 million copiers worldwide for fire risk
• Oil firms may save on royalties over U.S. error
• Bad publicity clouds Hong Kong Disneyland anniversary
• U.S. House wades into HP probe as Dunn awaits fate
• With film dying, Fuji Photo shifts target market to women's beauty products
• Casio unveils new line of ultra-thin LCD cameras
• PRC says boom in investments is cooling off
• IMF warns of increasing risk of global economic slump
• Apple eyes professionals with MacPro workstation
• NT dollar falls for 6th day over new strike plans
• In Brief
• U.S. research ties bedwetting to snoring
• Malaysians flock to see human-like face on tree
• Media not dumbing it down
• Moscow is brighter than it seems
• The U.S. owes a lot to Blair
• Protest pushes Taiwan backwards
• In Brief
• Japan's top opposition party taps Ozawa to lead in elections
• Tonga mourns late king and prepares for funeral
• Police clash with rioters at capital of Bangladesh
• Indian court convicts four for Mumbai bombings
• Sri Lanka rebels ready to halt war
• At least 20 arrests made by troops, official reports
• In Brief
• Kenyan government under fire as nation becomes cocaine hub
• Iran offers security help to visiting Iraqi premier
• Serbia lawmakers to vote on constitution
• Ugandan rebels begin arriving at neutral camps
• In Brief
• DGBAS says crude oil made up 10% of total imports in 2005
• Investor confidence plunges to 21-month low, survey finds
• Employment outlook declines for Q4
• Camp educates kids on national defense
• Prosecutors search for missing suspects in grisly murder case
• Diabetics warned not to eat too many mooncakes
• DPP lawmakers urge approval of controversial weapons deal
• Competition aims to create student meals
• KMT says Su should quit over state of public order
• Shih's proposal gets mixed reactions
• Formosa Sunrise rally aims to support Taiwan stability
• Hurricane Florence bashes Bermuda
• Taiwan visit unofficial, Japan says
• Chen will not retreat on Friday, says Presidential Office
• At least 50 die in Yemen stampede
• Armed men try to storm U.S. Embassy in Syria
• Car free day bicyle event to be launched
• Philippines eyes stronger partnership with other labor-sending countries to promote migrants' welfare
• Perpetual indebtedness
• St. Christopher's Church announcements
• Global seafarer deployment rises
• Taiwan loses 14th bid for U.N. participation
• Rice: World cannot afford to abandon Afghanistan
• Landis attorney wants doping charges dismissed
• Beatles Album Covers Made Into Stamps
• Beatles Album Covers Made Into Stamps
• Australia routs New Zealand 7-1 to end World Cup semifinal hopes
• British union members walk out during Blair speech
• Hewlett-Packard chairwoman Dunn to step down in January
• Music Review: Garrett inspired by China
• New Boca Juniors coach promises little change
• Telecom Italia says no mandate given yet for sale of mobile unit
• Sex Fuels Timberlake's Music on New Disc
• Belgian government wants guarantees before GDF-Suez merger to avoid destroying competition
• Days ahead of vote, pollsters say Swedish election to be closest since 1979
• NY Judge tosses Talisman Energy as a defendant in genocide lawsuit
• Anton wins 16th stage, Valverde remains overall leader
• Bush invokes memory of Sept. 11 victims to argue for continued war in Iraq
• European stock end higher
• Iranian parliament speaker: second Iran-Armenia natural gas pipeline could be built
• Growth in Europe, Japan boosts McDonald's same-store sales; shares at 6-year high
• Cruise, Holmes Take in Redskins Game
• Man Says Naked Attackers Robbed Him
• U.S. stocks rise on Goldman Sachs earnings, oil decline
• Moya, Serra advance at BCR Open Romania
• GDF profits bolster Suez tie-up as workers strike
• Study: Woods boosting European golf economy by 5 percent
• Cruise, Holmes Take in Redskins Game
• Michael Crichton's new novel `Next' to be released in November
• Anna Nicole Smith's family prepares to return son's body to the U.S.
• Bristol-Myers Squibb ousts CEO Dolan, General Counsel Willard at urging of federal monitor
• Ferguson's Scottish links made things tough on Man United manager
• Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes take in Washington Redskins game on Monday Night Football
• Sri Lanka denies peace talks with Tamil Tiger rebels 'unconditional'
• Survey: 28 percent of U.S. companies plan to increase staffing
• Indian government ready for truce with Islamic militants in Kashmir
• Human rights group says rights abuses by both government and rebels in Indian Kashmir
• Experts call on World Bank to spend more to fight TB in Africa
• Mexican president-elect asks electoral officials not to destroy ballots from disputed race
• China denounces nomination of Muslim activist for Nobel Peace Prize
• NY Judge tosses Talisman Energy as a defendant in genocide lawsuit
• Kremlin aide: Russia may seek blocking stake in EADS
• Days ahead of vote, pollsters say Swedish election to be closest since 1979
• Cause of Smith Son's Death Investigated
• Ukraine plans to spend US$4.5 billion to modernize gas transport system
• Stockholm bourse halts Scania trading amid reports of possible MAN takeover bid
• Russia's Gazprom and Italy's Eni agree on guidelines for broad cooperation deal
• Tony Blair gets hostile goodbye from disgruntled union members
• Pakistan province leader strongly defends truce with militants
• Flintoff to lead England's Ashes defense
• Islanders sign DiPietro to long-term deal
• U.S. broadcast exec withdraws money for Spanish artist's public art project
• Umpires defend use of video review at field hockey World Cup
• Three U.S. Open semifinalists named to play in Davis Cup
• Thatcher gets eight-game ban from England's Football Association
• Montenegro's ruling coalition wins general elections
• Ryder Cup might be Lefty's last hurrah
• BMW to introduce first hydrogen-powered luxury car
• Sri Lanka denies peace talks with Tamil Tiger rebels 'unconditional'
• Companies wait on Congress to renew research tax credit
• Apple expected to push online movies, digital video further into homes
• Scania says it has "reasonable grounds" to expect takeover bid from German rival MAN
• GDF profits bolster Suez tie-up as workers strike
• Democratic rival's campaign admits downloading Schwarzenegger tape
• Madonna Set to Sing in Moscow Tonight
• Dell says CEO Rollins isn't solely to blame for company's stumbles
• Madonna to perform in Moscow; country's main church objects
• Dell says CEO Rollins not solely to blame for company's stumbles
• Man Writes of Launching 'Feline Jihad'
• Liberian president says education key to rebuilding country
• Firm behind file-sharing software eDonkey to pay $30 million to avoid piracy claims
• Powell withdraws from 100 in World Cup to race in Japan
• HVB transfers stakes in Bank Austria, others to its parent, Unicredit
• U.S. health officials alert states, Canada, Germany about rabies at horse show
• Chris & Dana Reeve's Last Film & Message
• Montenegro's ruling coalition wins general elections
• Madonna Takes Stage at Moscow Stadium
• Head of Microsoft business software unit to step down
• `Everyone's Hero' marks final project, and message, from Christopher and Dana Reeve
• Lessons Learned From ABC's `9/11' Folly
• Australia routs New Zealand 7-1 to end World Cup semifinal hopes
• Madonna to perform in Moscow; country's main church objects
• Madonna Takes Stage at Moscow Stadium
• Torres extends contract with Atletico to 2009
• Women's clothing sizes may be totally random, but we still care what number's on that tag
• Report financed by U.S. Veterans Administration report dismisses idea of Gulf War syndrome
• The unintended lessons of `The Path to 9/11' miniseries
• Apple unveils online movie store; to sell Disney, Pixar, Touchstone and Miramax movies
• Atlas Air orders 12 Boeing 747s
• Lil' Kim to Perform at Hip-Hop Honors
• Former U.S. governor to tell Oprah Winfrey about declaring his homosexuality
• Rhode Island, Arizona races in spotlight as nine states, D.C., hold primaries
• Lil' Kim to give first post-prison performance at VH1 Hip-Hop Honors next month
• Dell says CEO Rollins not solely to blame for company's stumbles
• Russia's economic minister hopes to conclude WTO talks with U.S. next month
• Mexican president-elect asks electoral officials not to destroy ballots from disputed race
• Kraft Foods CEO shuffles executives for 'more creative' strategy
• Democratic rival's campaign admits downloading Schwarzenegger tape
• U.S. state legislation would require girls to be vaccinated against cervical cancer
• Democratic senator demands that Bush stop using phrase `Islamic fascists'
• Ponting fined for dissent
• Ponting fined for dissent
• Alitalia blames cost of fuel, increased competition for increase in first-half net loss
• Mazda won't sell cars as new that were aboard listing ship
• Girls Gone Wild company pleads guilty in sex exploitation case
• Nicaraguan health officials say deaths from methanol-laced alcohol under control
• Rhode Island, Arizona races in spotlight as nine states, D.C., hold primaries
• Suspicious objects force evacuations at L.A. federal building, NYC bus terminal; both harmless
• Apple unveils online movie store, gadget that connects online video to TV
• Tursunov advances at BCR Open Romania
• Russian minister: rising costs at Sakhalin-2 project hurt Russian interests
• Baghdatis rallies; Ljubicic, Ancic advance in Beijing
• Brazil OKs Lithuanians to enter country for women's basketball championship
• Caribbean will likely back Venezuela in U.N. Security Council bid, diplomat says
• Anton wins 16th stage, Valverde remains overall leader
• Oil prices fall for seventh straight trading session
• Large Japanese study says green tea seems to lower stroke risk, but no benefit against cancer
• Prescription drug research in kids often doesn't get published where docs will look
• Large Japanese study says green tea seems to lower stroke risk, but no benefit against cancer
• Boca wants "severe sanctions" against Argentine rival in "death threat" scandal
• Seventh straight drop sends oil below $64
• Latham named Australian player of the year
• Colombia extends U.N. human rights mandate for one year
• Guest Gang Mocks Oscar Mania
• Gold down
• Australia routs New Zealand 7-1 to end World Cup semifinal hopes
• Ohio coin dealer gets more than 2 years in prison for illegal campaign contributions
• Australia routs New Zealand 7-1 to end World Cup semifinal hopes
• Democratic rival's campaign admits downloading Schwarzenegger tape
• Madonna plays Moscow; country's main church objects
• Madonna Takes Stage at Moscow Stadium
• Islanders sign DiPietro to long-term deal
• Champions League: Bayern beats Spartak Moscow 4-0
• Time Inc. seeks to prune portfolio, seeking buyers for Popular Science and other magazines
• Champions League: Chelsea beats Werder Bremen 2-0
• Brazil OKs Lithuanians to enter country for women's basketball championship
• Dollar trades mixed against major currencies after trade deficit report
• Workers Tried CPR to Save Smith's Son
• Champions League: Barcelona crushes Levski 5-0
• Champions League: AS Roma beats Shakhtar Donetsk 4-0 in Group D
• Sporting beats Inter Milan 1-0 in Champions League
• Workers Tried CPR to Save Smith's Son
• U.S. trade deficit hits all-time high as oil prices soar
• Champions League: Barcelona crushes Levski 5-0
• Physicians tried for 22 minutes to resuscitate son of Anna Nicole Smith
• U.S. stocks close up on oil drop, sending Dow industrials up more than 100 points
• Champions League: Bayern beats Spartak Moscow 4-0
• New York Times Co. says it will sell its broadcasting group
• Galatasaray and Bordeaux draw 0-0 in Champions League match
• Champions league: Valencia beats Olympiakos 4-2
• Ohio coin dealer gets more than 2 years in prison for illegal campaign contributions
• Sporting beats Inter Milan 1-0 in Champions League
• Kenseth won't change much in first Chase race
• Top Marine in Iraq says his mission is not to defeat the insurgency
• Senator blocks vote on ambassador nominee to Armenia to protest U.S. genocide policy
• PSV, Liverpool draw 0-0 in Champions League encounter
• Krispy Kreme delays 2Q filing with SEC, names ex-tobacco exec as interim general counsel
• U.S. envoy arrives in Turkey for talks on countering Kurdish rebels
• Champions League: Barcelona crushes Levski 5-0
• Workers Tried CPR to Save Smith's Son
• Senators criticize BP executives over Alaska pipeline corrosion.
• Crichton to Release 'Next' in November
• Rhode Island, Arizona races in spotlight as nine states, D.C., hold primaries
• Security agency tried to advise Democrats what to say about eavesdropping program
• Champions League: AS Roma beats Shakhtar Donetsk 4-0 in Group D
• Champions league: Valencia beats Olympiakos 4-2
• NBC Eyes Smooth 'Today' Entry for Vieira
• Cruise, Holmes Take in Redskins Game
• Madonna Takes Stage at Moscow Stadium
• Beatles Album Covers Made Into Stamps
• GM shares climb to 52-week high; Ford shares also rise
• Nashville councilman pushes city to use only English
• Champions League: AS Roma beats Shakhtar Donetsk 4-0 in Group D
• PSV, Liverpool draw 0-0 in Champions League encounter
• Pa. Mom Pleads Guilty to Giving Teen Pot
• Hewlett-Packard betting Mark Hurd can come to rescue once again
• Spanish Police Embarrassed by Porno Film
• Small U.S. zoo is big player in breeding endangered Asian elephants
• Favorites Barcelona and Chelsea open with victories
• Review: Buju Banton Returns to Dancehall
• Tenn. Police Probe 'Feline Jihad' Case
• Physicians tried for 22 minutes to resuscitate Anna Nicole Smith's son
• Gold, silver slip late in day in bearish market
• Islanders sign DiPietro to long-term deal
• Ohio coin dealer gets more than 2 years in prison for illegal campaign contributions
• Canada and U.S. formally sign softwood lumber agreement
• Man Won't Shave Until Bin Laden Caught
• Man Says Naked Attackers Robbed Him
• Nasdaq CEO says globalization of exchanges 'marathon not sprint'
• Rights group: Colombia undercounts internal exiles
• Salvadorans march to demand release of 5 Cuban prisoners in U.S.
• Quirky 1-Man Band Delivers a Gem
• 'Reversal of Fortune' at Hot Dog Contest
• Microsoft releases security fixes for Windows, Office
• Pa. Mom Pleads Guilty to Giving Teen Pot
• Rhode Island, Arizona races in spotlight as nine states, D.C., hold primaries
• 'Girls Gone Wild' company pleads guilty in sex exploitation case
• Toyota exec says news fuels, technology key to growth
• Top Marine in Iraq says his mission is not to defeat the insurgency
• Cruise, Holmes Take in Redskins Game
• New York Times Co. says it will sell its broadcasting group
• Human Rights Watch report finds migrants abused in Libya
• Physicians tried for 22 minutes to resuscitate Anna Nicole Smith's son
• Antibiotic fails to win endorsement as proposed sinus infection treatment
• Dehring: Doubters disappearing for Caribbean's World Cup
• Madonna Plays Moscow Amongst Protest
• Katie Leads CBS to Weekly Win, Then Dips
• Katie Couric leads CBS to weekly news win, but newscast drops to third on Monday
• ESPN Gets Highest Rating Ever for 'MNF'
• Studies show some painkillers have bigger risks; naproxen cited as good option for many
• Former N.J. Governor Talks to Oprah
• Federal royalties may be avoided on part of massive new Gulf of Mexico oil discovery
• Workers Tried CPR to Save Smith's Son
• Fonda Says Lohan Needs to 'Slow Down'
• Ford to make stability control standard by late 2009
• Boutique Sues Us Weekly for Shunning It
• Fonda Says Lohan Needs to Slow Down
• Jane Fonda says of her `Georgia Rule' co-star Lindsay Lohan: `She parties all the time'
• Ads in U.S. state gubernatorial race tap fears of jobs going to China
• Michigan state legislation would require girls to be vaccinated against cervical cancer
• ESPN Gets Highest Rating Ever for 'MNF'
• NBC launches online video venture, hoping to reclaim viewers
• Shortlist Music Prize Will Live Again
• Fox News Hires CNBC's Alexis Glick
• Fox News Channel hires CNBC reporter Alexis Glick to fill No. 2 executive slot
• After a disagreement, the Shortlist Music Prize has been resurrected by co-founder Greg Spotts
• Workers Tried CPR to Save Smith's Son
• ESPN Gets Highest Rating Ever for 'MNF'
• Apple unveils online movie store; to sell Disney, Pixar, Touchstone and Miramax movies
• Bush's Sept. 11 speech ignites furor among politicians
• Bush's Sept. 11 speech ignites furor among politicians
• Chilean vets release 2 Andean condors after treatment
• Security agency tried to advise Democrats what to say about eavesdropping program
• HP chair to step down in aftermath of company leak probe
• White House pressures Republicans on detainee, terrorism surveillance legislation
• Spain trounces South Korea to open Women's World Basketball Championship
• Ford to make stability control standard by late 2009
• RealNetworks acquires mobile music company WiderThan
• Fonda Says Lohan Needs to Slow Down
• Election-year politics in US put port security bill in peril
• Wie leaves the women behind again, says this could be the week vs. men
• Covad unveils small-office Internet telephony compatible with analog phones
• Armstrong says report teammates used EPO was 'hatchet job'
• Vonage IPO investors told by letter to pay for shares
• Lexington, Kentucky, controllers raised concerns about staffing before Comair crash that killed 49
• L.A. City Attorney to review Paris Hilton drunk driving case
• Senators criticize BP executives over Alaska pipeline corrosion.
• Ex-N.J. Gov. McGreevey Talks to Oprah
• Time's of Essence for LeAnn Rimes
• Bristol-Myers ousts CEO Dolan, General Counsel Willard; maintains dividend
• HP chairwoman's charmed career threatened by boardroom scandal
• Pope weighs into controversy over Islam and violence
• Japan's July current account surplus up 7.1 percent
• Japan's July current account surplus up 7.1 percent
• N.Y. Fashion Week is short and swingy as Blass, Betsey Johnson and Marchesa hit the runways
• Tevez, Mascherano set to get first UEFA Cup taste
• Woods: Americans must play 18th hole better at Ryder Cup
• Hemlines Are Short and Swingy for Spring
• Nigerian oil unions set to strike over security fears
• Former New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey tells Oprah Winfrey about declaring his homosexuality
• Montenegro's ruling coalition wins general elections
• Human Rights Watch report finds migrants abused in Libya
• 'Reversal of Fortune' at Hot Dog Contest
• Man's bionic arm provides hope for soldier amputees
• Japan's July current account surplus up 7.1 percent
• Japan's July current account surplus up 7.1 percent
• Man Charged With Stealing Underwear
• Michigan state legislation would require girls to be vaccinated against cervical cancer
• CBS Chief Moonves High on Katie Couric
• Ex-N.J. Gov. McGreevey Talks to Oprah
• Sri Lanka denies peace talks with Tamil Tiger rebels 'unconditional'
• Schwarzenegger signs bill boosting California's minimum wage to $8 an hour
• Human rights group says rights abuses by both government and rebels in Indian Kashmir
• Trinidadians protest Alcoa's testing of proposed smelter site
• French minister completes whirlwind swing through Washington with Bush, Rice meetings
• Japanese stocks higher, dollar down against the yen in early trade
• Japanese stocks higher, dollar down against the yen in early trade
• Cuban minister says no to opening up the economy or mimicking China
• Workers Tried CPR to Save Smith's Son
• Piece of rock found in New Zealand paddock after meteor streaks through skies
• Ex-N.J. Gov. McGreevey Talks to Oprah
• House of Representatives Republicans promise tough border security measures
• Cuban minister says no to opening up the economy or mimicking China
• Americans rout China to open Women's World Basketball Championship
• Thai PM will not seek-re-election, senior member of his party says
• China says monthly trade surplus could top US$20 billion later this year
• China says monthly trade surplus could top US$20 billion later this year
• Thai PM will not seek-re-election, senior member of his party says
• Thai PM will not seek-re-election, senior member of his party says
• ESPN Gets Highest Rating Ever for 'MNF'
• Bush's Sept. 11 speech ignites furor among politicians
• HP chair to step down in aftermath of company leak probe
• New Orleans mayor marks 100 days into his 2nd term, says 'It's time to believe'
• Strife in western Iraq and southern Afghanistan, Syria attack, adding to U.S. woes
• Health officials bring toxic alcohol crisis under control in Nicaragua, but many victims suffer permanent damage
• Driver dies after car launches into 2nd story of building
• Democratic rival's campaign admits downloading Schwarzenegger tape
• Police say no evidence that Anna Nicole Smith's son suffered a heart attack or that drugs were involved
• Fonda Praises Exec Who Scolded Lohan
• Crude oil prices flat in Asian trade ahead of U.S. inventory data
• Democratic chairman says GOP-backed campaign events discriminatory, violent
• New Zealand defiant over All Blacks stand down from Super 14s
• New Zealand defiant over All Blacks stand down from Super 14s
• Moderate Republican incumbent wins in Rhode Island as 9 states, D.C., hold primaries
• Senate's top Democrat asks Justice Department to investigate activities of polygamists
• Japan's palace chief says imperial family still faces succession crisis despite new prince
• Japanese stocks advance after Wall Street's gain
• Senate's top Democrat asks Justice Department to investigate activities of polygamists
• 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin's widow thanks fans for their support, prayers
• East Timor's prime minister says he'd be more than happy to resign
• Time's of Essence for LeAnn Rimes
• Jewish sound archive races to preserve ethnic music, European immigrant experience
• Japan's Hino Motors, Sweden's Scania mulling Korean sales tie-up
• Mexican electoral officials insist they will destroy ballots from disputed race
• Maya Angelou to Host Show on XM Radio
• Maya Angelou to host show on XM Radio's 'Oprah & Friends' on what it means to be an American
• Australian prime minister says he doesn't accept diplomat's expulsion from Solomon Islands
• Moderate Republican incumbent wins in Rhode Island as 9 states, D.C., hold primaries
• Lawmaker could become first Muslim elected to Congress
• Annan meets with Khatami as former Iranian president wraps up U.S. trip
• Maya Angelou to Host Show on XM Radio
• Indonesia raises its bird flu toll to 49 after adding a child's death
• Indonesia raises its bird flu toll to 49 after adding a child's death
• 3 creators behind mystery Internet video blogger Lonelygirl15 confess to creating character
• Chavez and Castro: the friendship that may help Cuba's revolutionary legacy live on
• HP chairwoman's charmed career threatened by boardroom scandal
• Minister: China to set up national financial regulator
• Philippine stocks rise 0.8 percent, helped by Wall Street gain as PLDT leads rally
• New Zealand faces England in Womens World Cup Final
• Militants fire rockets in eastern Afghan city before president's visit; no casualties
• Guillen slugs Tigers past Rangers 3-2
• Militants fire rockets in eastern Afghan city before president's visit; no casualties
• Militants fire rockets in eastern Afghan city before president's visit; no casualties
• Indonesia raises its bird flu toll to 49 after adding a child's death
• Indonesia raises its bird flu toll to 49 after adding a child's death
• Australia's Rogers to quit rugby union, join league's Titans
• Australia's Rogers to quit rugby union, join league's Titans
• N.Y. Fashion Week: Celebs and Fiberglass
• N.Y. Fashion Week: Celebs and Fiberglass
• Matsui returns to Yankees lineup
• Davenport marches to defend Wismilak International title
• Thai PM will not seek-re-election, senior member of his party says
• JCDecaux says first-half profit rose 29 percent
• Death toll rises to 10, including 7 children, in Turkey bomb attack
• Public memorial service for 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin will be held at wildlife park
• Australia's Rogers to quit rugby union, join league's Titans
• New Zealand stocks inch up as corporate sentiment mired on weak growth
• Taiwan shares rise 0.6 percent on Wall Street's rally
• Australian stocks finish higher on positive investor sentiment
• Dollar climbs above 118 yen to highest in nearly 5 months
• Dollar climbs above 118 yen to highest in nearly 5 months
• Australian man under investigation for sending billions of spam messages promoting Viagra
• Japanese stocks mixed after Wall Street's rally
• Japanese stocks mixed after Wall Street's rally
• Euro down on U.S. dollar
• Commonwealth finance ministers discuss measures to combat poverty
• Commonwealth finance ministers discuss measures to combat poverty
• Japan's Princess Kiko and newborn son to leave hospital Friday
• Spain's consumer prices index in August eases on lower energy prices
• Ponting apologizes for showing dissent during match against West Indies
• Ponting apologizes for showing dissent during match against West Indies
• Neanderthals survived thousands of years longer than scientists thought, study says
• Pinewood Shepperton in Britain says first-half profit surges more than threefold
• Former Malaysian PM suggests Western nations have policy of 'out-terrorizing terrorists'
• Australia suspending favorable visa treatment for Solomon Islands politicians
• Turkish authorities search for suspects in bombing that killed at least 10
• Hong Kong leads opening round of World Cup qualifiers
• Malaysia denies rain forests being destroyed for palm oil cultivation
• Scania shares soar as trading resumes amid reports of MAN takeover
• Chinese chip maker SMIC files counter-complaint against Taiwan rival TSMC
• Chinese chip maker SMIC files counter-complaint against Taiwan rival TSMC
• Resurgence of polio in northern India has health activists worried
• Two government ministries evacuated in Nepal's capital after bomb threat
• German Cabinet to approve Lebanon naval mission
• Australia could help make Aceh more open, Indonesian official says
• Asashoryu marches on at Autumn sumo
• World has tapped just 18 percent of global oil supplies, Saudi executive says
• BAE Systems reports net profit up 28 percent in 1st half
• Boonen to sue Belgian senator over unspecified doping allegation
• London sports opener
• Tristan to rejoin Mallorca
• Nigerian oil unions launch strike over security fears
• German truck maker MAN interested in taking over Scania
• EU fines 14 companies over euro250 million for price fixing cartel in Dutch road works sector
• Dollar mixed, gold down in European morning trading
• German truck maker MAN interested in taking over Scania
• Lehman gets advice from basketball coach before Ryder Cup
• FIFA soccer rankings
• Benedict calls for harmony in the church during visit to Germany
• Japan's Nissan mulling technology to keep drunk drivers from starting cars
• Japan's Nissan mulling technology to keep drunk drivers from starting cars
• Philippine stocks rise 0.8 percent, helped by Wall Street gain as PLDT leads rally
• South Korean stocks rise on gain in tech shares, Wall Street rally
• German Cabinet approves Lebanon naval mission
• Spears, Federline Have Second Child
• UK government announces new laws to protect stock exchange regulation
• UK government announces new laws to protect stock exchange regulation
• Japan's DoCoMo to buy stake in fuel cell company to make hydrogen-fueled mobile phones
• Pfizer says Dutch court upholds Lipitor patent
• France, England, Czech Republic move up in FIFA rankings
• Poles watch housing prices soar as western Europeans snap up property in new EU nation
• India asks Commonwealth finance ministers to make united push for reform at IMF
• India asks Commonwealth finance ministers to make united push for reform at IMF
• Japan mulling overhaul of export control laws to curb weapons-related trade
• German Cabinet approves Lebanon naval mission
• Six U.S. movie studios sue Beijing shops accused of piracy
• Chinese shares lose ground on IPO news; yuan falls against U.S. dollar
• People claiming jobless benefits fall, but unemployment rate holds steady
• Nissan still in talks with GM, Renault over possible tie-up
• Nissan still in talks with GM, Renault over possible tie-up
• It is another boy for Britney Spears and Kevin Federline as singer gives birth in Los Angeles
• Davydenko, Baghdatis advance at China Open, Karlovic retires
• Davydenko, Baghdatis advance at China Open, Karlovic retires
• Hong Kong shares rise for 2nd straight session, led by Esprit, China Mobile
• HK fashion retailer Esprit says fiscal 2006 net profit rises 16.4 percent
• HK fashion retailer Esprit says fiscal 2006 net profit rises 16.4 percent
• Bulgaria's August consumer prices down 0.2 percent
• Norway's Statoil, Indonesia's Pertamina agree to discuss joint oil and gas projects
• Vice governor of Czech central bank warns country will be unable to adopt euro in 2010
• Acambis says its second quarter loss widens; company wins new order
• London's FTSE-100 index up 2.2 points at 5897.7 at midday
• EU to propose limits on hand luggage for airlines
• R.I.'s Republican Sen. Chafee prevails on the last big day of primaries before November
• Pfizer says Dutch court upholds Lipitor patent
• Turkish authorities: bomb that killed 10 in Turkey exploded while being carried, suggesting mistake
• Neo-Nazis threaten to put sleepy German region on the map
• Sochi Olympic bid organizers says venue projects conform to environmental norms, federal law
• EU lawmakers want planned EU human rights agency to cover terror, policing issues
• Malaysian stock index rises on construction sector boost
• Nigerian oil unions launch strike over security fears
• German triathlete suspended two years for doping
• Malaysia's MISC launches world's first halal liner service next week
• Regulator orders Deutsche Telekom to open German high-speed network
• UNICEF wins humanitarian award in Spain
• Spears, Federline Have Second Son
• Indonesia shares close higher on firmer Rupiah
• Large U.S. business delegation headed to India in November
• Spears, Federline Have Second Son
• Air China buys Rolls-Royce engines for new Boeing Dreamliner fleet
• Spears, Federline Have Second Son
• Most Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street's overnight rally
• Most Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street's overnight rally
• Large Japanese study says green tea seems to lower stroke risk, but no benefit against cancer
• Retailer E.Land gets government approval to buy Carrefour's South Korean business
• Indian shares rise, Bharti Airtel, technology stocks lead gains
• Retailer E.Land gets government approval to buy Carrefour's South Korean business
• Indian shares rise, Bharti Airtel, technology stocks lead gains
• Ukraine's new premier heads to Brussels for talks with EU, NATO
• Turkish authorities: bomb that killed 10 in Turkey exploded while being carried, suggesting mistake
• Seniors face greater risk of injury from prescription drug mistakes, new study finds
• Singapore shares rise in line with regional trend
• Crowe, Scott Reunite for 'A Good Year'
• It is another boy for Britney Spears and Kevin Federline as singer gives birth in Los Angeles
• Barcelona rejoices at UNICEF shirt deal
• Most Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street's overnight rally
• Most Asian markets rise, tracking Wall Street's overnight rally
• Swiss pledge up to 15,000 soldiers for security at 2008 European Championship
• Scania shares soar as MAN confirms interest in takeover of Swedish trucker
• Justice Minister Michael McDowell appointed Ireland's deputy prime minister
• Ulsan Hyundai trounces Al Shabab 6-0 in Asian Champions League quarterfinals
• Ulsan Hyundai trounces Al Shabab 6-0 in Asian Champions League quarterfinals
• Davydenko, Baghdatis advance at China Open, Karlovic retires
• Davydenko, Baghdatis advance at China Open, Karlovic retires
• Indonesian president says Aceh peace that got him nominated for Nobel Prize still needs work
• Anti-weapons group says Myanmar most active government in world in using land mines
• Kazakh oil company hired to conduct survey for new oil sources in India's northeast
• Thai shares rise on political optimism, cheaper oil
• EU fines 14 companies over euro250 million for price fixing cartel in Dutch road works sector
• NKorea condemns Japan's Abe as moving to threaten world peace
• NKorea condemns Japan's Abe as moving to threaten world peace
• Lebanon claims Israel encroaching its territory with new barbed-wire barrier
• Ericsson signs on as first sailing team to enter 2008 Volvo Ocean Race
• Germany's Fraport says passenger figures at Frankfurt fell in August
• Helen Mirren tipped for Oscar glory playing Britain's monarch in 'The Queen'
• Tiger starts three-week stretch, with No. 6 the first stop
• Falling, Dead Pigeons Mar City Festival
• Philippine official says 200 investigated in failed coup plot, 12 may be charged soon
• Toshiba signs letter of intent for a LCD TV plant in Poland
• EU to propose limits on hand luggage for airlines
• Nigerian oil unions launch strike over security fears
• Nomination of Chirac's ex-legal counsel to leading prosecutor post outrages opposition
• Gazprom, BP strike LNG deal
• In Minneapolis, Ellison grabs Democratic nomination in bid to become first Muslim in US Congress
• Nannina's victory stands after second doping test comes back negative
• Kuznetsova moves to quarterfinals on Wismilak International
• Kuznetsova moves to quarterfinals on Wismilak International
• Harsh weather causes California's olive crop to shrink to smallest harvest in 25 years
• Rumors in developing world impede urgent vaccination campaigns
• Russia's economics minister: Not a given that Russia will join WTO next year
• Rhode Island Republican Chafee prevails on last big day of primaries before November midterm elections
• Toshiba signs letter of intent for a LCD TV plant in Poland
• 10 Years Later, Tupac's Legacy Lives On
• German Cabinet approves Lebanon naval mission
• Swiss retailers block sale of U.S. long grain rice over biotech fears
• Thai police seize burned human fetuses allegedly used by monk in occult ritual
• Crude oil prices rise ahead of U.S. inventory data
• More optimistic about national defense budget
• Baghdatis needs tiebreaker to outlast Taiwan's Wang
• Taiwan blows big lead in basketball worlds
• Cole dishes up details on buffet battle
• Barca sings in the rain while Mourinho moans
• Sidelines
• After NFL's first week, Carolina may be fool's gold
• New Zealand defiant over stand down
• Armstrong says Andreu report 'hatchet job'
• Royals win and get nasty with each other
• After blowing 7-0 lead, Dodgers sink to new low
• Taiex rises 0.6%, following gains on Wall Street
• Yuan weakens after report on industrial production
• Dow soars 101.25 points, closing at 4-month high
• Oil prices send U.S. trade gap to new high
• In Brief
• Ford to mull restructuring, reports say
• Nasdaq CEO says globalization of exchanges not coming soon
• U.S. graduate schools see growing enrollment
• Cuba says no to opening economy
• Chinese company slaps TSMC with cross-complaint
• China holding exhibition on Taiwan imports
• Taiwan's Uni-President wins 2008 Olympics noodle rights
• BP warned over repair of pipeline
• Citigroup educating children about finance early, bank says
• New mobile network unveiled
• HP's Dunn says she regrets investigation scandal
• In Brief
• Collision risks seen higher for helmeted cyclists
• Ghost geeks take Japan back to its haunting roots
• The ingredient that is vital for democracy
• Raise the bar for state secrets privilege
• The Anglo-American alliance
• Bicyclists winning battle for more lanes in San Francisco
• British musicians feel grounded by new rules on carry-on luggage
• Free press still just a concept in China
• In Brief
• Analysts have few high expectations for long-awaited India-Pakistan summit meeting in Cuba
• Official says Thai prime minister will not run in election
• Japan's Abe calls for closer ties with Russia, news report claims
• China opposes proposal for meeting on North Korea's programs
• Court to hand down sentences for Mumbai bombings in 1993
• Sri Lanka denies agreeing to talks with Tamil rebels
• In Brief
• Onset of the rainy season fuels deadly cholera fears in Angola
• Czech concerned over delay of passport-free travel zone
• Powers split at IAEA over Iran nuke case
• U.S. envoy to try to address Turkey's Kurdish threat
• Spain says can't absorb more Senegal migrants
• Yemen puts off rescuing hostages
• Body count rises as bloodletting continues in Iraq
• In Brief
• Declining world crude oil prices may push local prices lower, official says
• Taiwan's first Flea Market Festival to kick off this weekend
• First cross-strait medical charter to land in Taipei today, says MAC
• Activity aims to boost awareness on dementia
• Author tours to discuss mental illness
• Premier urges protesters not to hurt economy
• Chen invites leader of Honduras to visit for National Day
• Reports claim Taiwan has new missile shield
• Wang seen as Chen's top pick for premier
• Shih vows to fight until Chen resigns
• DPP to help mobilize for 'Formosa Sunrise' rally
• South Korea confirms U.S. offered North Korea talks
• Turkish police launch search as bomb toll rises
• Bush struggles to end deadlock in Congress
• MOFA blasts China for blocking U.N. entry bid again
• Chen advocates using 'Taiwan' in bid for U.N.
• Study acquits sun of climate change, blames humans
• DPP chairman cancels L.A. visit
• U.S. values President Chen's 'four noes' commitments: U.S. official
• Brion to represent Philippines in UN General Assembly's high level dialogue on migration
• Perpetual indebtedness (Part II)
• Philippines calls on EU, other Asian nations to invest on training and protection of migrants and OFWs
• Action speaks louder than words (Part I)
• Creators behind Web's Lonelygirl15 say they are not a front for Hollywood marketing
• Official Calls Smith Death 'Suspicious'
• London's FTSE-100 index closes 3.30 points lower at 5,892.20
• Thomas Danielson wins 17th stage, Vinokourov takes overall lead
• Coach Mancini criticizes lackluster Inter
• South Korea confirms U.S. offered direct talks to North Korea
• Dollar mixed, gold down in European trading
• Bahamas official calls death of Anna Nicole Smith's son "suspicious"
• Serra, Ramirez Hidalgo advance to quarterfinals at BCR Open Romania
• Authorities search Jan Ullrichs's Swiss home
• Britain Celebrates First Roald Dahl Day
• Britain Celebrates First Roald Dahl Day
• Thomas Danielson wins 17th stage, Vinokourov takes overall lead
• Official Calls Smith Death 'Suspicious'
• Authorities search Jan Ullrich's Swiss home
• Kinky Friedman Up for Literary Prize
• Alliant Techsystems to bid for Ares I rocket
• Swedes may kick out the ruling party _ but their fabled model, for now, is safe
• Britain celebrates first Roald Dahl Day
• Texas gubernatorial candidate up for literary humor prize
• Tech Data taps former IBM executive as CEO
• Thomas Danielson wins 17th stage, Vinokourov takes overall lead
• William B. Ziff Jr., a pioneer of special-interest magazines, dies at 76
• Thomas Danielson wins 17th stage, Vinokourov takes overall lead
• Merck shares fall after negative reports on painkillers
• Report says CompUSA for sale
• Waterston Honored for Lincoln Portrayals
• European stock end higher
• Olso, Lillehammer propose joint bid for 2018 Winter Games
• Sam Waterston to be honored for Honest Abe portrayals
• Parmalat SpA says first-half net profit more than halved to euro17 million
• Dutch out as Germany and South Korea draw at World Cup
• Waterston Honored for Lincoln Portrayals
• Spears, Federline Have Second Son
• Turkish Cypriot leader authorized to form new government
• Official Calls Smith Death 'Suspicious'
• Davydenko, Baghdatis advance at China Open, Karlovic retires
• Davydenko, Baghdatis advance at China Open, Karlovic retires
• Britain celebrates first Roald Dahl Day
• Morales cites U.S. 'conspiracy' against him on eve of New York visit
• Five women picked for U.S. Jumping Team
• Police drop probe into alleged doping of ponies at a jumping championship
• Britain Celebrates First Roald Dahl Day
• Thomas Danielson wins 17th stage, Vinokourov takes overall lead
• Argentina's Scaloni joins Santander
• Waterston Honored for Lincoln Portrayals
• New Prize for Unpublished Manuscripts
• Paris celebrates Rembrandt's birthday with exhibit series
• Unspecified number of positive doping tests at Europeans, IWF says
• United Airlines joins settlement in air cargo probe
• Bahamas official calls death of Anna Nicole Smith's son 'suspicious'
• Robbins, Mirren to Be Honored at Fest
• Treasury secretary Paulson calls for more flexible Chinese currency
• Poll: Venezuela's Chavez holds strong lead over top rival ahead of December vote
• Neutral Colors Bloom at Fashion Week
• Recovered Munch Art to Be Displayed
• Morales cites U.S. 'conspiracy' against him on eve of New York visit
• Clothing maker Hanesbrands to close Mexico, U.S. plants, cut nearly 2,200 jobs
• With Racial Split, `Survivor' Returns
• Tim Robbins, Helen Mirren to be honored at California film festival
• Robbins, Mirren to Be Honored at Fest
• With Racial Split, `Survivor' Returns
• Chile cuts 2006 growth forecast due to high energy costs, lower copper output
• Rembrandt Celebrated in Paris With Shows
• Britain Celebrates First Roald Dahl Day
• IndyCars to test at Daytona
• On-The-Job Blogger Awarded Back Pay
• Britain Celebrates First Roald Dahl Day
• Mayer Gets Better With Pop Through Blues
• Official: Smith's Son's Death Suspicious
• Split along racial lines, much-talked-about `Survivor' premieres Thursday
• Telecom Italia's unions plan strike to protest reorganization plan
• Air China buys Rolls-Royce engines for new Boeing 787 jets
• Republican-controlled panel blocks Democrats' attempts to rein in Bush wiretapping program
• Official: Smith's Son's Death Suspicious
• Jerry Lee Lewis Is 'Last Man Standing'
• First rabbis since 1942 to be ordained in Germany
• Cabinet ministers resign in step toward forming unity coalition
• He may be stiff and shy but Pope Benedict XVI seems to be enjoying his job
• U.S. Treasury reports federal deficit 14.1 percent below a year ago
• Park out for three months with ankle injury
• So far, so good in Alinghi's preparations for 2007 America's Cup
• Jerry Lee Lewis Is 'Last Man Standing'
• Lagardere 1st-half net profit falls 4.8 percent
• Birthday-boy Warne receives gash above his eye
• Abbas sending delegation to U.N. in hopes of reviving "road map" Mideast peace plan
• 6 Writers Have Won Rona Jaffe Prize
• Jerry Lee Lewis Is 'Last Man Standing'
• United and American join settlement in air cargo probe
• French Interior Minister says youth delinquency has soared 80 percent in 10 years
• Park out for three months with ankle injury
• Barbados will continue to ban prostitution during World Cup
• 50 killed in Afghan violence as NATO nations fail to agree on extra forces
• Hamas Cabinet ministers resign in step toward Palestinian unity government
• Dutch out as Germany and South Korea draw at World Cup
• New Prize for Unpublished Manuscripts
• 6 young writers named winners of Rona Jaffe prize, named for author who died last year
• Queen to open Arsenal's ground
• Nigerian oil unions launch strike over security fears
• Close, but good enough: Hornish wraps up winning season in IRL
• Margaret Mitchell Papers Are in Dispute
• AG office says criminal charges possible within week as Hewlett-Packard reshuffles board
• Telecom Italia's unions plan strike to protest reorganization plan
• Judge denies class action status in cruise 'rogue wave' case
• Dutch out as Germany and South Korea draw at World Cup
• Former Iranian president's U.S. tour offers a more moderate vision of Iran
• U.S. government set to mandate stability control technology on autos
• Senate rejects Democratic plan for security changes at American ports
• Salama scores two for Al Qadisiya, Al Ain heads home with 2-2 draw
• As Chase begins, Childress back on top with 2 solid chances to win title
• Retailer CompUSA reportedly asks financial advisers to search for buyers
• Dutch out as Germany and South Korea draw at World Cup
• Lawmakers ask if new pipeline rules will be enough to avoid BP North Slope corrosion problems
• Oil prices rise after U.S. Energy Department reports drop in crude inventories
• Roman Catholics university causes stir, invites senatorial candidate but not his opponent
• United and American reach settlements in air cargo class-action lawsuit
• Proposal for Madonna Space Trip Rejected
• Robbins, Mirren to Be Honored at Fest
• Wall Street closes higher for second day even as oil prices rise
• Official: Smith's Son's Death Suspicious
• Spears, Federline Have Second Son
• Jury to probe 'suspicious' death of Anna Nicole Smith's son
• Haren pitches Oakland over Minnesota
• With Racial Split, `Survivor' Returns
• Whitney Houston Files for Divorce
• Cuban Vice President blasts US, calls on nonaligned nations to unite in peace
• Size: Inconsistent, but Never Irrelevant
• Judge to open pretrial hearing in terrorism case
• House Republicans push new vote on Mexican border fence
• Gold mixed
• Cuban Vice President blasts US, calls on nonaligned nations to unite in peace
• Microsoft sees potential hardware sales in emerging markets
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Celtic 3-2 in Group F
• Champions League: Lyon beats Real Madrid 2-0
• Anderlecht and Lille draw 1-1 inn Group H
• Champions League: FC Copenhagen holds Benfica to 0-0 draw
• Champions League: Arsenal beats Hamburg 2-1
• Wall Street extends rally even as oil prices rise
• Champions league: Steaua beats Dynamo 4-1
• Pfizer says Dutch court upholds Lipitor patent, stopping India's Ranbaxy from selling generic
• Champions League: FC Copenhagen holds Benfica to 0-0 draw
• CSKA Moscow holds Porto to 0-0 draw in Champions League
• No agreement in Episcopal meeting over gay relationships
• Champions League: Lyon beats Real Madrid 2-0
• First ethanol pump in Florida up and running
• Whitney Houston files for divorce from Bobby Brown
• Dica scores pair, Steaua beats Dynamo 4-1 in Champions League
• Anderlecht and Lille draw 1-1 inn Group H
• Champions League: Arsenal beats Hamburg 2-1
• Champions League: Lyon beats Real Madrid 2-0
• Champions League: AC Milan beats AEK Athens 3-0 in Group H
• Documentary `Shut Up & Sing' chronicles fall, rebound of Dixie Chicks
• Congress providing new tool to find out about U.S. government spending
• Bristol-Myers seen as takeover target in wake of CEO moves
• Champions League: AC Milan beats AEK Athens 3-0 in Group H
• Ulsan trounces Al Shabab; Al Ittihad, Shenhua also win first-leg quarterfinals
• Real Madrid loses while AC Milan, Arsenal, Man United win openers
• Gold and silver bounce from low, helped by charts, crude oil rise
• House of Representatives battles over politics of Sept. 11 resolution
• Keane's Sunderland wins 3-0 at Leeds
• Fall out: 84 Lumber packs up its U.S. PGA money bags and says goodbye
• Dad Breaks Leg Trying to Cure Phobia
• Official: Smith's Son's Death Suspicious
• Champions League: AC Milan beats AEK Athens 3-0 in Group H
• Ford's board begins meeting to discuss restructuring, more cuts
• Real Madrid loses while AC Milan, Arsenal, Man United win openers
• Dollar falls against most major currencies a day after deficit report
• ATM Reprogrammed to Deliver More Cash
• Houston's Oswalt shuts down Cardinals
• Argentina beats Spain in second day of Women's World Basketball Championship
• Government says simulated Internet attack finds holes in cybersecurity
• Cuba blasts U.S. for double-standard on terror, calls for world to unite in peace
• Yemeni president predicts he will win elections, extending 28 years in office
• Experts See Slow Obesity Fight for Kids
• Spotlighted by HP scandal, snooping on phone records has been a common business tool
• Chicago City Council fails to override mayor's veto of "living wage' bill
• With Racial Split, 'Survivor' Returns
• Sun-Times Media Group says CEO Gordon Paris to step down
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Celtic 3-2 in Group F
• Meredith Vieira Makes 'Today' Debut
• Oprah Audience Reveals McGreevey Details
• Usher, Christensen Attend Fashion Week
• Former Iranian president's U.S. tour offers a more moderate vision of Iran
• Usher, Christensen Attend Fashion Week
• Dutch out as Germany and South Korea draw at World Cup
• Usher, Erika Christensen among the celebrities on the front row at New York Fashion Week
• White House, Republican senators clash over terrorism legislation
• Toyota official says there are no plans to reduce production
• Judge denies class action status in cruise 'rogue wave' case
• Lucent's final vote tally on Alcatel deal unchanged
• SEC to watch broker-dealer, hedge fund ties
• New Zealand central bank warns key interest rate hike still possible
• Winter sea ice in Arctic melting faster than before, NASA study says, a danger to ecosystem
• Man May Have Sent 2 Billion Spam E-Mails
• White House, Republican senators clash over terrorism legislation
• Democrats ask for investigation of ex-pollution agency director on Sept. 11 health issues
• U.S. investigator probes oil leases without important section on royalty payments
• Princeton University professor raises alarm over electronic voting machines vulnerable to hacking
• United and American reach settlements in air cargo class-action lawsuit
• Hedge fund gets antitrust OK for McDonald's investment
• NBC to stream TV episodes for free online
• Argentina, Brazil, France, Russia, Lithuania win in women's basketball
• Australian television crew questioned by Indonesians in restive province over visas
• New U.N. envoy seeks Kosovo solution by year's end, urges sides to keep up momentum
• Former N.J. Gov. Tells Oprah of Affair
• Backup Punter May Have Stabbed Starter
• PC glitch found when running AOL and playing some Sony BMG CDs
• Former Iranian president's U.S. tour offers a more moderate vision of Iran
• College football punter accused of stabbing rival in kicking leg
• ATM Reprogrammed to Deliver More Cash
• Fashion Week Basks in Success of Dress
• Fashion Week Basks in Success of Dress
• Nonaligned nations ponder a Third World without Castro
• White House, GOP senators clash over terrorism legislation
• BP settles with refinery blast victim's family on eve of trial
• Houston's Oswalt shuts down Cardinals
• White House, GOP senators clash over terrorism legislation
• Top U.S. senator seeks to add Internet gambling ban to defense bill, sources say
• Haren pitches Oakland over Minnesota
• Hamas Cabinet ministers resign in step toward Palestinian unity government
• Party convictions take a back seat in no-holds-barred fight for control of U.S. Congress
• Attorney General threatens criminal charges as HP reshuffles its board
• Lawyer Says Distraught Smith Was Sedated
• No longer premier, after wild summer Berlusconi faces questions over his political future
• Lawyer Says Smith Had to Be Sedated
• Attorney: Anna Nicole Smith sedated to cope with her son's death, suffered memory loss
• Cuba denies developing biological or chemical weapons
• NBC Joining Free Online Episode Parade
• Texas appeals court to consider reinstating charge against former lawmaker DeLay
• Tape Shows Worker Apparently Keying Car
• On the verge of selling skis, Lehman's career changed course
• Clarke begins return to golf with Madrid Masters
• Ryder Cup rosters
• Attorney: Anna Nicole Smith sedated to cope with her son's death, suffered memory loss
• Ryder Cup rosters
• White House, Republican senators clash over terrorism legislation
• 50 killed in Afghan violence as NATO nations fail to agree on extra forces
• Hawaii on the cheap: It's possible on Oahu
• West Virginia: New River Gorge offers famous bridge and more
• Watching the drive-in movie, from bed
• Britain: Hostels attracting older travelers
• Largest known dwarf planet named after Greek goddess of chaos: Eris
• South Korea confirms U.S. offered direct talks to North Korea
• Alaska Woman Finds Goat in Her Back Yard
• U.S. capsules for the Ryder Cup
• Court: No Supernova for 'Rock Star' Band
• Woman Finds Scared Goat in Her Back Yard
• Los Angeles judge throws out part of Mike Love's suit against ex-Beach Boy
• U.S., Australia, Argentina, Brazil, France, Russia, Lithuania win in women's basketball
• Court rules that television's `Rock Star' band cannot use the name Supernova
• Lawyer Says Smith Had to Be Sedated
• European capsules for the Ryder Cup
• Attorney: Anna Nicole Smith sedated to cope with her son's death, suffered memory loss
• Attorney: Anna Nicole Smith sedated to cope with her son's death, suffered memory loss
• Australian premier rules out rift with Indonesia over television crew's visit to Papua
• Japan stocks open higher following U.S. rally, dollar down vs yen
• Japan stocks open higher following U.S. rally, dollar down vs yen
• Patrick Dempsey to Be a Dad Once Again
• Playmaker Riquelme abruptly resigns from Argentina team
• Ryder Cup hole by hole
• Patrick Dempsey to Be a Dad Once Again
• Chicago City Council fails to override mayor's veto of "living wage' bill
• Lawyer Says Smith Tried to Revive Son
• With Racial Split, 'Survivor' Returns
• New Zealand markets react as central bank hints at further rate hike
• New Zealand markets react as central bank hints at further rate hike
• Congress providing new tool to find out about government spending
• Islanders sign Kozlov, invite Park to training camp
• Philippines raises storm alert over northern islands as Typhoon Shanshan approaches
• Anna Nicole Smith so distraught by son's death she suffered memory loss, attorney says
• Lawyer Says Smith Tried to Revive Son
• Annan says Middle East leaders told him Iraq invasion was "a real disaster" for the region
• IMF sees growth in China and India bolstering Asia, Japan expanding at solid pace
• IMF sees growth in China and India bolstering Asia, Japan expanding at solid pace
• IMF says economic growth in Latin America shows resilience
• IMF says high oil revenues give Mideast producers a chance to strengthen economies
• IMF urges European reform to build on recovery
• Thaksin says he's thinking of stepping aside
• Thai prime minister says he's thinking of stepping aside
• Thai prime minister says he's thinking of stepping aside
• Haren pitches Oakland over Minnesota
• United States beats Mexico 3-1 in women's friendly
• Woman Finds Scared Goat in Her Back Yard
• Chinese news agency defends market controls, tries to reassure financial subscribers
• China makes first purchase of Australian uranium deposits
• China makes first purchase of Australian uranium deposits
• At Nonaligned summit, China seizes an opportunity missed by the United States
• Fashion Week Basks in Success of Dress
• IMF predicts China will grow 10 percent in '06 and '07, warns of investment risks
• All Charges Dropped in Penis Pump Case
• Japan stocks open higher following U.S. rally, dollar down vs yen
• Largest known dwarf planet named after Greek goddess of chaos: Eris
• Japan stocks open higher following U.S. rally, dollar down vs yen
• Japan stocks open higher following U.S. rally, dollar down vs yen
• Former Texas governor Ann Richards dies at 73
• Paulson calls for more flexible Chinese currency
• Leftist protesters begin to remove camps in Mexican capital
• Woman in collision with DeGeneres charged with drunk driving
• DUI Charges in DeGeneres Crash
• Woman in DeGeneres Crash Charged With DUI
• Leftist protesters start taking down camps in Mexican capital
• Chinese news agency defends market controls, tries to reassure financial subscribers
• Los Angeles radio show used audio from governor's site, just like opponent
• Anna Nicole Smith so distraught by son's death she suffered memory loss, attorney says
• Australian media ownership reform laws reach Parliament
• A year after Katrina, worker shortage expected to hamper rebuilding
• A year after Katrina, worker shortage expected to hamper rebuilding
• Army launches line up action figures, adds real soldiers to video game
• Army launches line up action figures, adds real soldiers to video game
• New software allows access to Rhapsody streaming music service without turning on a computer
• U.S., Israel see eye-to-eye on Palestinians, Iran
• Kristin Chenoweth Returning to Broadway
• Australian premier rules out rift with Indonesia over television crew's visit to Papua
• Head of SKorea's Samsung on trip to US amid probe into alleged illegal wealth transfer
• Japan's leading prime ministerial candidate calls for a more assertive Tokyo
• Japan's leading prime ministerial candidate calls for a more assertive Tokyo
• What's in a name ? Frustration for thousands of Shanghainese sharing common moniker
• What's in a name ? Frustration for thousands of Shanghainese sharing common moniker
• Lawsuit filed against Abe over Japanese nationalist history books
• World Bank criticizes Singapore for barring entry of some activists
• IMF raises India's economic growth forecast to 8.3 percent this year, warns of inflation
• IMF raises India's economic growth forecast to 8.3 percent this year, warns of inflation
• Polish prime minister, in Washington, plans talks with congressional, business leaders
• White House, Republican senators clash over terrorism legislation
• Honda develops new way to make biofuel that could boost environmentally friendly cars
• Honda develops new way to make biofuel that could boost environmentally friendly cars
• Central America seeks to attract US retirees with inexpensive living, pristine beaches
• Backup Punter May Have Stabbed Starter
• Bush heads to Congress to rally Republican troops
• College football punter accused of stabbing rival in kicking leg
• IMF raises India's economic growth forecast to 8.3 percent this year, warns of inflation
• Philippine stocks rise 1.1 percent on PLDT gains, economic fundamentals
• Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor says she will marry boyfriend, just not yet
• Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor says she will marry boyfriend, just not yet
• Houston's Oswalt shuts down Cardinals
• Revolution draws 1-1 with D.C. United
• Nintendo's Wii console hitting stores Dec. 2 in Japan at lower price than rivals
• Nintendo's Wii console hitting stores Dec. 2 in Japan at lower price than rivals
• China defends media market controls, tries to reassure financial subscribers
• 'High impact' projects to be given speedy approval in Malaysia: report
• 'High impact' projects to be given speedy approval in Malaysia: report
• World Bank: number of "fragile states" increases sharply
• Mexican League Roundup
• Japan stocks higher following U.S. rally, dollar unchanged vs yen
• Japan stocks higher following U.S. rally, dollar unchanged vs yen
• Purported list of Hong Kong celebrities' home addresses raises privacy concerns
• Prosecutors in Livedoor trial demand 300 million yen fine
• Five Australian journalists deported from Indonesia
• Euro falls on U.S. dollar
• Australian stocks rise on positive investor sentiment
• Richemont says sales gained 16 percent in the first 5 months
• Backup Punter May Have Stabbed Starter
• SKorean minister says its too early to lift restrictions on Japanese culture
• World Bank watchdog: number of "fragile states" increases sharply
• Five Australian journalists deported from Indonesia
• Whitney Houston seeks to end tumultuous marriage to Bobby Brown after 14 years, 1 child
• Oil prices extend gains on U.S. stocks decline; Iran says nuclear negotiations possible
• Taiwan shares drop 1 percent on political concerns
• Huskies Make CD for Terminally Ill Kids
• Dollar steady against yen in Asian trading amid concern about global imbalances
• Dollar steady against yen in Asian trading amid concern about global imbalances
• Aviva says it will cut 4,000 jobs in Britain
• IMF lifts global growth forecast but cautions on inflation, oil, U.S. housing market
• Singapore leaders file suit against publisher, editor of Far Eastern Economic Review
• Three Jewish men to become first rabbis ordained in Germany since WWII
• Japan authorities charge 5 Mitutoyo figures in alleged nuclear-related export case
• U.S. Congress providing new tool to find out about government spending
• Sweden's unemployment down to 5.7 percent in August
• Australian leader warns aid to Solomons is jeopardized by corruption
• South Korean shares rise led by transportation stocks on lower oil prices
• South Africa not taking Zimbabwe series lightly
• Polish prime minister, in Washington, plans talks with congressional, business leaders
• London sports opener
• Nintendo's Wii console hitting stores Dec. 2 in Japan at lower price than rivals
• Millions spent on vaccines, but Nigerian polio survivors struggle
• Lawsuit filed against Abe over Japanese nationalist history books
• ICC boss to monitor China cricket initiatives
• Japan stocks higher following U.S. rally, dollar unchanged vs yen
• Japan stocks higher following U.S. rally, dollar unchanged vs yen
• Japan stocks higher following U.S. rally, dollar unchanged vs yen
• Asashoryu tied for lead at Autumn sumo, Hakuho one win back
• Asashoryu tied for lead at Autumn sumo, Hakuho one win back
• Japan authorities charge 5 Mitutoyo figures in alleged nuclear-related export case
• Three Jewish men to become first rabbis ordained in Germany since WWII
• Hong Kong shares edge down as IPOs, fundraising drain liquidity
• India joins Singapore, Philippines atop leaderboard at golf World Cup qualifying
• India joins Singapore, Philippines atop leaderboard at golf World Cup qualifying
• India joins Singapore, Philippines atop leaderboard at golf World Cup qualifying
• India joins Singapore, Philippines atop leaderboard at golf World Cup qualifying
• China expresses "strong dissatisfaction" over congressional gold medal for Dalai Lama
• Hong Kong phone operator PCCW reports 16 percent drop in first half net profit
• Madrid rues lack of fitness after Champions League loss
• Vietnam mulls a plan to legalize soccer betting
• Vietnam mulls a plan to legalize soccer betting
• 888 Holdings says first-half profit gains, chief John Anderson to quit
• Pakistan opposition, rights groups furious over delay on changing rape law
• Philippine stocks rise 1.1 percent on PLDT gains, economic fundamentals
• Vietnam mulls a plan to legalize soccer betting
• China reiterates support for Venezuela as potential security council member
• J.K. Rowling says she won argument with U.S. airport security to take aboard 'Harry Potter' manuscript
• Japan authorities charge 5 Mitutoyo figures in alleged nuclear-related export case
• NKorean swimmers protest Japanese visa rejections, cancel international meet
• NKorean swimmers protest Japanese visa rejections, cancel international meet
• First rabbis ordained in Germany since World War II
• 3i says it plans takeover offer for Countrywide
• Chinese cartoonist promises more care after criticism of Hu drawing
• Chinese cartoonist promises more care after criticism of Hu drawing
• China shares virtually unchanged on Thursday
• Spanish league's leading quartet aim to keep winning
• Indonesia shares close higher on firmer Asian markets
• Indonesia shares close higher on firmer Asian markets
• North Korea appoints new ambassador to Russia
• Malaysian stock market ends higher; led by construction, plantation counters
• Malaysian stock market ends higher; led by construction, plantation counters
• Swisscom buys back 8 percent of share capital; government reduces stake
• In Italian magazine interview, ECB's Trichet urges "strong vigilance"
• Britain, Ireland to mount N. Ireland summit at Blair's country residence Friday
• Old Mutual PLC net profit drops 1.8 percent in first half
• English Soccer Fixtures
• Britain withholds World Bank donation to protest conditions placed on poor countries
• Saudi Arabia donates US$1 million to FIFA project in Palestinian territories
• Publicist: British singer and actress Marianne Faithfull has breast cancer
• Bangladesh needs further reforms to sustain robust growth: IMF official
• Bangladesh needs further reforms to sustain robust growth: IMF official
• NKorean swimmers protest Japanese visa rejections, cancel international meet
• Mourinho faces Benitez, Ferguson takes on Wenger as powerhouses meet early
• INXS guitarist needs knee surgery, forcing Australian band to cancel European tour
• The smell of money: China busts smuggling gang that used cross-border sewage pipe
• The smell of money: China busts smuggling gang that used cross-border sewage pipe
• Blair's expected successor Gordon Brown cements friendship with British premier
• Tokyo boosted by Wall Street's gains, most Asian markets advance
• Tokyo boosted by Wall Street's gains, most Asian markets advance
• Former SKorean president warns U.S. against imposing sanctions on NKorea
• Thai and Bangladeshi companies to study hydrocarbon exploration in Bay of Bengal
• Diplomatic battle is no less important than military war, says Lenbanese Prime Minister
• Davenport advances to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Davenport advances to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Oil prices extend gains on U.S. stocks decline; Iran says nuclear negotiations possible
• London's FTSE-100 index up 30.4 points at 5,922.6 at midday
• China suspends licensing new securities brokerages in apparent restructuring effort
• China suspends licensing new securities brokerages in apparent restructuring effort
• Indian shares rise; cement, technology stocks lead gains
• Indian shares rise; cement, technology stocks lead gains
• Lanxess says it will match rivals' profitability by 2009
• Conn. Mom Breaks Record for Biggest Baby
• Dad Breaks Leg Trying to Cure Phobia
• Wildlife group applauds next week's repatriation of orangutans from Thailand to Indonesia
• Tape Shows Worker Apparently Keying Car
• Ljubicic downs Kim to advance to China Open quarterfinals
• Ljubicic downs Kim to advance to China Open quarterfinals
• Film producers scramble for rights to make movie of Austrian teen's ordeal
• Thousands of Shanghainese Lament Moniker
• Hermes says first-half profit gains after opening new stores
• China Busts Sewage Pipe Smuggling Ring
• Telecommunications company BT forecasts strong growth for its global IT business
• Lawyer Says Smith Tried to Revive Son
• Former N.J. Gov. Tells Oprah of Affair
• IMF urges European reform to build on recovery
• IMF-World Bank criticizes Singapore for barring entry of some activists
• Inter Milan coach likely to drop Brazil striker Adriano in the Serie A
• China suspends licensing new securities brokerages amid industry overhaul
• China suspends licensing new securities brokerages amid industry overhaul
• Having dominated Madrid, Lyon's minds focus on Lorient
• Ronaldo begins training with Real Madrid
• Anadarko Petroleum sells Canadian subsidiary for $4.24 billion to Canadian Natural Resources
• Lawyer Says Smith Tried to Revive Son
• Proposal for Madonna Space Trip Rejected
• Tendulkar smashes 40th one-day century as India posts 309 against West Indies
• Lanxess says it will match rivals' profitability by 2009
• Thai and Bangladeshi companies to study hydrocarbon exploration in Bay of Bengal
• Australian news crew deported from restive Indonesian province of Papua
• Pitch fault causes uneven bounce during India-West Indies match
• Pitch fault causes uneven bounce during India-West Indies match
• Tape Shows Worker Apparently Keying Car
• China suspends licensing new securities brokerages amid industry overhaul
• China suspends licensing new securities brokerages amid industry overhaul
• Aviva says it will cut 4,000 jobs in Britain, outsource 1,000 to India
• IAEA complains of 'outrageous' inaccuracies in Iran report to House Intelligence Committee
• First rabbis ordained in Germany since World War II
• Segway recalls scooters due to software problem that can cause riders to fall off
• China pledges to continue developing friendly relations with North Korea
• Majority of Australians don't believe Guantanamo inmate will get fair trial
• Premier Foods says its no longer in talks to buy United Biscuits units
• Woods, Furyk on the ropes at Wentworth
• Pakistan opposition, rights groups furious over delay on changing rape law
• Pakistan opposition, rights groups furious over delay on changing rape law
• Jobless claims decline to a seven-week low
• Chinese to invest US$1.5 billion updating Ethiopia's telephone network
• Publicist: British singer and actress Marianne Faithfull has breast cancer
• Blair's expected successor Gordon Brown affirms friendship with British premier
• Schnyder, Davenport advance to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Schnyder, Davenport advance to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Ljubicic downs Kim to advance to China Open quarterfinals
• Hungarian soccer great Puskas in intensive care at Budapest hospital
• Lee Hendrie likely to be moving from Aston Villa
• Dustin Hoffman, Tim Burton in lineup for 50th London Film Festival
• Conn. Mom Breaks Record for Biggest Baby
• Portugal escapes immediate FIFA ban
• Board member quits Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company
• Arrested labor activists assaulted, denied medical attention, say lawyers
• Slovakia's unemployment rate drops to an all-time low of 9.85 percent in August
• Thai shares rise, led by led by rebounds in energy issues
• EU lawmaker: Initial restrictions on Bulgarian, Romanian EU membership likely
• Swiss National Bank raises interest rate a quarter point
• Pope gives encouraging talk to priests at the end of six-day trip to native Germany
• Airbus plans expansion of training, parts center in China
• Michalak out for at least one month with knee injury
• Stockholm voters likely to approve contentious traffic toll, polls show
• Lucquin takes early two-shot lead at Madrid Masters
• Comedian Paul Rodriguez settles dispute with former manager
• Jay-Z Ending Rap Retirement
• DeMarcus Corley vs. Junior Witter for WBC title
• Jay-Z Emerging From His Rap Retirement
• EADS in talks on increased cooperation with Russia
• Segway recalls scooters due to software problem that can cause riders to fall off
• Amid anger over Lebanon war, activists turn from democracy campaign to bitterness at Israel, U.S.
• Schnyder, Davenport advance to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Schnyder, Davenport advance to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Jay-Z ends `the worst retirement in history' to make another album, `Kingdom Come'
• AWG shares surge on news of a possible takeover offer
• Jay-Z Ending Rap Retirement
• U.S. architect Eisenman to design Pompeii train stations
• Bush seeks to rally Republican lamwkers to back him on increased spying power
• Nigerian oil worker unions say they may "intensify" strike
• Computer maker Dell to set up manufacturing plant in southern India
• Britain withholds World Bank donation to protest conditions placed on poor countries
• Petrobras says its Bolivian refining operations "inviable" under nationalization plan
• Computer maker Dell to set up manufacturing plant in southern India
• New case of deadly TB strain confirmed in Johannesburg area
• Gas Natural appeals approval of E.On takeover targeting Endesa
• Gold miner Iamgold strikes US$3 billion deal for Cambior, stock-swap arrangement
• New Thai election overseer says general election must be postponed, probably to November
• EADS in talks on increased cooperation with Russia
• U.S. stocks fall in early trading on import price data
• Accountant sentenced to 14 years for embezzling $10.8M, spent it on lavish lifestyle, B movies
• J.K. Rowling Challenges Airport Security
• J.K. Rowling Challenges Airport Security
• Old Mutual PLC net profit drops 1.8 percent in first half
• Britain, Ireland to hold N. Ireland summit at Blair's country residence Friday
• Former Texas governor Ann Richards dies at 73
• Pope Benedict wraps up 6-day trip to native country that was more than nostalgia
• Hamas ministers resign in step toward unity government
• Police vow to stop gangs from inciting violence at Shih's rally
• Leading Russian banker gunned down by hit men
• Blair slams Europe's 'mad anti-Americanism'
• Pan-green supporters sign up for 'Sunrise' rally
• In Brief
• Hualien murders remain a mystery to authorities
• Companies cut oil prices due to falling world costs
• Prosecutor sees end to scandal over frigates
• Protesters hassle Chen in Kaohsiung County
• Main Station braces for rally
• Shih says decision on strike 'in his hands'
• American Education Fair to open on Saturday
• Storm forecast to bring heavy rains, winds
• Political rallies unsuitable for students, say officials
• Lifestyle differences detected among Taipei, Shanghai youths
• APEC delegation visits local culture industry
• In Brief
• Iran says talks can resolve nuke standoff
• Zimbabwean police assault leaders of protest march, labor union says
• Clashes seen in Iraq Shiite city after Sadr followers protest raid
• Turkey wary as Iraqi Kurds hoist Kurdish flag
• Amnesty accuses Hezbollah of war crimes
• Lone gunman opens fire at college in Montreal
• In Brief
• Japan's leading candidate calls for more assertive Tokyo
• Hundreds file lawsuits against Abe over nationalist history textbooks
• Man convicted for 1993 Mumbai attack
• China's actions indicate visit from Kim Jong Il, report says
• Two killed amid violence in Sri Lanka
• Poland to deploy 900 troops to help NATO operations
• Yahoo! and Acer to distribute co-branded toolbar, start page
• New restaurant plans to shake up local dining scene
• IMF raises growth forecast for world economy
• Concerns over weekend rallies push Taiex down
• Focus on global imbalance seen dragging dollar down
• Dow Jones finishes up, approaching record high
• Taiwan Mobile set to sell Blackberry phone
• Australia's coconut palms at the center of passionate public debate
• China pouring money into African infrastructure projects
• Rally for Taiwan
• Moving from the warm diet
• Despite the mess, we can't leave Iraq
• Asylum seekers feel betrayed
• College football punter accused of stabbing rival
• Wee Woosie leads with fire in the belly
• Liriano injured again, likely out for season
• Scholes the difference in United win
• Feng Xiaogang: Master of satire takes a dramatic turn
• Fiery ring rules them all
• The unwanted guest who might never leave
• Owen Wilson is best man for 'Dupree'
• Animators put Keanu in a 'rotoscoped world'
• Dude, 'Scanner' is just so wasted
• Events
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• Clubs &Pubs
• Hotels
• Museums
• Whitney Houston files for divorce
• 'Carmen Flamenco' to set stage on fire
• On Tomatoes
• Wine can go with classic PB&J sandwich
• Heirloom varieties give recipe that priceless end-of-summer taste
• Mini tomatoes arrive early, stay late
• Tomatoes' last blush in the sun
• More optimistic about national defense budget
• Unaffected by “China Frenzy”
• Earthquake shakes northern Taiwan
• France increases support for historical monuments
• Toronto filmgoers deflate 'Death of a President' hype
• President presents 7,000 books to disadvantaged children
• Coverage of China, Taiwan construction slanted: media watch group
• UK sets action deadline on climate change
• Floods leave thousands homeless in West Africa
• World needs clearer rules to avert trade rows: UN
• Thai monkey business over as orangutan head home
• 30% of Taiwan schools still restrict students' hairstyle: MOE
• CWB continues sea warning against typhoon Shanshan
• Taiwan reports 16 new dengue fever cases in three days
• Perpetual indebtedness (Conclusion)
• Actions speak louder than words (Part II)
• MECO starts processing application for re-acquisition of Philippine citizenship
• Kabayan's poetry corner
• Community organizations
• I-Mei defends Taipei in pineapple shortcake war
• Environmentalists show concern over flagship investment Plans
• A shocking departure for Woods
• NY Times' chairman, vice chairman give up stock compensation to create bonus pool for staff
• Arrested Zimbabwe labor activists assaulted, denied medical attention, say lawyers
• Government to list 15-17 percent of oil company INA at stock exchange
• Christie Brinkley Files for Divorce
• U.S. traffic safety agency to require anti-rollover technology on new vehicles by 2012
• Christie Brinkley has filed for divorce from her estranged husband, says lawyer for Peter Cook
• Ukraine's new premier says he will pursue membership in EU, not NATO
• Government agrees to delay start of restrictions on Chinese textile imports
• London's FTSE-100 index falls 15 points to 5,877.20
• A shocking departure for Woods
• French far-right presidential hopeful to go to court for comments on Nazi occupation
• BaFin to conduct routine investigation of MAN after Scania announcement
• Swisscom buys back 8 percent of share capital; government reduces stake
• Old Mutual PLC net profit drops 1.8 percent in first half
• Walt Disney Show Opens in Paris
• Stocks pull back on import price data and blue chip downgrades even as oil falls
• Public Memorial Service Set for Irwin
• Ljubicic downs Kim to advance to China Open quarterfinals
• Ljubicic downs Kim to advance to China Open quarterfinals
• CONI sets dates for arbitration in Italy's soccer scandal
• Shortlist for Booker Prize Announced
• Bush says he will resist any legislation that prevents his interrogation plan from going forward
• Garcia-Lopez, Moya, Volandri advance to quarterfinals; Tursunov knocked out
• Walt Disney Show Opens in Paris
• Garcia-Lopez, Moya, Volandri advance to quarterfinals; Tursunov knocked out
• Books from Britain, Australia, India on shortlist for Booker Prize for fiction
• Ukraine's new Cabinet proposes budget for 2007, pledging to boost exports
• Gates Foundation gives $68 million to fight tropical diseases
• European stock end lower
• Christie Brinkley Files for Divorce
• Ford to announce new restructuring plan on Friday
• Corruption scandals wrack an Israel already reeling after Lebanon war
• Air America Acknowledges Some Layoffs
• Saint Louis Symphony extends contract of Robertson
• Microsoft releases details of iPod competitor Zune, including wireless song-sharing function
• Pope wraps up 6-day trip to native Bavaria that was more than just nostalgia
• Lee Hendrie likely to be moving from Aston Villa
• Air America: Layoffs, but no plans for bankruptcy filing
• CDC says the black-white gap in childhood vaccinations has disappeared; public programs cited
• Air America: No Plans for Bankruptcy
• Kashechkin wins 18th stage and Vinokourov retains overall lead of Spanish Vuelta
• NATO struggles to respond to demands of Afghan fighting
• Air America Acknowledges Some Layoffs
• Air America Acknowledges Some Layoffs
• Sportingbet chairman's extradition case adjourned for 2 weeks
• Chavez on Castro: 'This Don Quixote is victorious and invincible'
• Former N.J. Gov. Tells Oprah of Affair
• Sorenstam won't play in LPGA's Morelia Championship
• Whitney Houston Seeks Separation
• Lawyer Says Smith Tried to Revive Son
• Rage Over MySpace Photo Leads to Arrest
• Judge upholds $22 million award for ExxonMobil retirees
• Show Opens on Rembrandt's Art Dealer
• British gambling exec resigns, judge rules he's free to leave NY
• Democratic Sen. Kerry assails Bush's Afghanistan policy as 'cut and run'
• WADA chief defends tests in Jones, Landis cases
• Petrobras says its Bolivian refining operations "inviable" under nationalization plan
• Sovereign Bancorp CEO may ultimately sell company if Santander doesn't bid
• First rabbis ordained in Germany since World War II
• Actress Behind Lonelygirl Vids Fesses Up
• Kashechkin wins 18th stage and Vinokourov retains overall lead of Spanish Vuelta
• Anna Nicole Smith supports probe of adult son's death
• The actress behind the mysterious video soap opera `Lonelygirl15' amazed by her sudden fame
• Swank U: Posh dorms, amenities becoming the norm on college campuses
• Researchers unlock for first time the genetic code of a tree
• Fraying Anglican bonds face another test from conservative heavyweights
• Peter Eisenman Designs Pompeii Stations
• Conservatives say religious critics of same-sex marriage are being muzzled
• Bush meets with House Republicans; Former Secretary of State Powell opposes interrogation plan
• CDC says the black-white gap in childhood vaccinations has disappeared
• Argentine friend of Fidel Castro tells Buenos Aires daily about Cuban leader's recovery
• Former NBA player Travis Best to play for Bologna
• Arrested Zimbabwe labor activists assaulted, police promise medical attention, say lawyers
• Huntelaar strikes twice as Ajax beats Start 5-2
• Female Naval Academy grads say Senate candidate's 1979 magazine column caused harassment
• Nigerian oil unions end strike a day early
• Conn. Mom Breaks Record for Biggest Baby
• Actress Behind Lonelygirl Vids Fesses Up
• Marianne Faithfull Has Breast Cancer
• Designs for Jet-Setters at Fashion Week
• Brazil cancels high-level energy meeting with Bolivia amid escalating dispute
• First rabbis ordained in Germany since World War II
• Lawyer Says Smith Tried to Revive Son
• Lucquin holds one-shot lead as Clarke returns at Madrid Masters
• Elvis, Dolly add starpower to state Web site
• Shortlist for Booker Prize Announced
• British gambling exec resigns, judge rules he's free to leave NY
• Belgian government has to review budget because of euro883 million error
• Microsoft releases details of iPod competitor Zune, including wireless song-sharing
• Designs for Jet-Setters at Fashion Week
• Austrian officials say ex-head of bank linked to Refco Inc. collapse arrested in France
• Stritch Is Better Second Time Around
• Lawyer: Anna Nicole Smith Supports Probe
• Va. Mouse-In-Soup Scam Draws 1-Year Term
• Brazil cancels high-level energy meeting with Bolivia amid escalating dispute
• U.S. government agency ordered media study destroyed, lawyer says
• House moves to bring secret projects out of the shadows
• LA Judge Tosses Part of Mike Love's Suit
• Former Secretary of State Powell opposes interrogation plan; White House says Powell is confused
• Ford announces the retirement of executive VP Anne Stevens
• USTA agrees to increase use of women, minority umpires
• Duane 'The Dog' Chapman Arrested by Feds
• Senate panel approves bill on treatment of terror detainees, defying Bush
• Senate panel approves bill on treatment of terror detainees, defying Bush
• New York Philharmonic opens 165th season with 2 pianists ... and 3 audiences
• Spanish league's leading quartet aim to keep winning
• Senate considers broader security screening at ports
• Gold down
• Italy's World Cup manager rules out supervisor role, backs successor
• Mexican Senate recommends president forgo cry of independence on patriotic holiday
• Security Council deals Jordanian prince a blow in race for next U.N. chief
• Ford, United Auto Workers agree to offer buyouts to more than 75,000 workers
• Republican Senate panel defies Bush, approves bill on treatment of terror detainees
• Government panel to examine the safety of drug-coated stents
• Conn. Mom Breaks Record for Biggest Baby
• Woman Pleads in Bizarre Fake Penis Case
• California AG: Boston-area firm to be searched in HP pretexting probe
• Widow Rented Rotary Phone for 42 Years
• Man Accused of Biting U.S. Border Guard
• Pig Withstands Tasers, Cops on U.S. 41
• Republican Senate panel defies Bush, approves bill on treatment of terror detainees
• Austrians Urged to Count Dog Droppings
• Palmer: Spirit is there, but golf game sputters
• Dollar loses ground against major currencies ahead of inflation report
• World Health Organization guidelines may increase careful pesticide use in fight against malaria
• Some 7 Million Eye Vieira `Today' Debut
• Rising U.S. natural gas supplies send prices to a 2-year low; oil eases in sympathy
• Cardinals go for division lead in Seattle
• Koivu hopes to wait until after season for cataract surgery
• Republican Senate panel defies Bush, approves bill on treatment of terror detainees
• Fashion Weeks Heads to the Finish Line
• Duane 'The Dog' Chapman Arrested by Feds
• Democratic Sen. John Kerry assails Bush's Afghanistan policy as 'cut and run'
• Blues sign winger Radek Dvorak
• Polish prime minister holds talks with business leaders in Washington, discusses early post-communist era
• Fashion Week Heads to the Finish Line
• U.S. stocks end mixed on import price data and blue chip downgrades as oil falls
• Government to require anti-rollover technology on new vehicles
• Brazil cancels high-level energy meeting with Bolivia amid escalating dispute
• Pig Withstands Tasers, Cops on U.S. 41
• NYSE 'confident' its Euronext bid will be competitive by December vote
• Boy Gets Handcuffed to Stuffed Reindeer
• Another benefit of vitamin D: lower pancreatic cancer risk, according to new study
• Study: Individual health insurance is very difficult for most Americans to get
• Keillor Plans to Open St. Paul Bookstore
• Brazilian Volkswagen workers accept voluntary layoff plan
• Union leader says Ford to offer buyouts to more than 75,000 workers
• Senate passes bill to tighten security screening at ports
• Duane `Dog' Chapman Arrested by Feds
• Author and radio show host Garrison Keillor plans to open bookstore
• Interior officials say deal near on getting oil royalties
• French interior minister counters criticism that he is too pro-American
• Montreal shooting shows persistent fascination with 1999 Columbine massacre
• Adobe Systems beats estimate despite declining profit
• Museum Expansion Combines Art and Nature
• British gambling exec resigns, judge rules he's free to leave NY
• From gloves to spatulas, spacewalkers lose the strangest things in orbit; some can be risky
• Conn. Mom Has 14-Pound, 13-Ounce Baby
• Restored Paris Orchestra Hall Reopens
• Security Council deals Jordanian prince a blow in race for next U.N. chief
• Gold, silver prices slide alongside energy prices
• Brazil's president suggests friendly with Lebanon to promote peace
• North Carolina Museum of Art unveils expansion plan that combines art and nature
• Baby Biggest Ever Born at Conn. Hospital
• Rowling says she won argument with U.S. airport security to take aboard 'Harry Potter' manuscript
• Fashion Week Heads to the Finish Line
• Fashion Week Heads to the Finish Line
• Keillor Plans to Open St. Paul Bookstore
• Lawyer: Anna Nicole Smith Supports Probe
• LA Judge Tosses Part of Mike Love's Suit
• J.K. Rowling Challenges Airport Security
• Jay-Z Emerging From His Rap Retirement
• Duane 'Dog' Chapman Arrested by Feds
• Panelists say world must awaken to African crisis
• Argentina stars flop as West Ham loses at home; Sevilla, Ajax win
• Chavez pledges help for Iran, like Cuba, against any attackers
• J.K. Rowling Challenges Airport Security
• Judge questions Peru's defeated presidential candidate in human rights case
• Some 7 Million Eye Vieira 'Today' Debut
• Baby Biggest Ever Born at Conn. Hospital
• Astronomers find distant, fluffy world
• Duane "Dog" Chapman arrested by U.S. marshals
• As Vietnam looks for trade concessions, U.S. should press for human rights, advocates say
• Hayden plans aggressive ride in Australian Grand Prix
• NASD: Unreasonable obstacles delay account transfers
• Despite rule, federal officials often not informed of hospital deaths involving restraints
• Securities firm paying $2.5M fine, returning $13.8M to retirees in settlement with regulators
• Microsoft trying to protect Windows Media movies and songs from hacker
• Mexican president moves annual Independence Day celebration after protesters threaten ceremony
• Rising U.S. natural gas supplies send prices to a 2-year low; oil eases in sympathy
• New Zealand director Jackson to film "Lovely Bones" on location in US
• Banta cuts 500 jobs in printing, adds to other sectors
• Judge approves distribution of assets to certain Refco creditors
• House moves to bring secret projects out of the shadows
• Sedgwick, Griffin Attend Fashion Week
• Kyra Sedgwick, Kathy Griffin among the celebrities at New York Fashion Week's designer shows
• Lawyer: Anna Nicole Smith Supports Probe
• Youth baseball coach convicted of two counts in autistic player's injury
• Anna Nicole Smith supports probe of adult son's death
• Cops Say Teacher 'Sucker Punched' Coach
• U.S., Spain, Argentina, Cuba, Czechs and Lithuania win
• Pat Corley, 'Murphy Brown' bar owner, dies at 76
• Wie bit of trouble: Michelle overmatched again vs. the men
• Elton John makes up with George Michael
• Olympic champ to run in New York City Marathon.
• Pope wraps up 6-day trip to native Bavaria that was more than just nostalgia
• Minister says Spain played did not play role in secret transfers of terror suspects to CIA
• Government agrees to delay start of restrictions on Chinese textile imports
• Arrested Zimbabwe labor activists assaulted, police promise medical attention, say lawyers
• Austrian officials say ex-head of bank linked to Refco Inc. collapse arrested in France
• Clooney, Wiesel Urge UN to Act in Darfur
• NHL board approves minor rules changes
• Ford plans to offer buyouts to remaining hourly workers
• World Health Organization guidelines may increase careful DDT use in fight against malaria
• IntercontinentalExchange to buy New York Board of Trade for $1B
• Clooney Urges U.N. to Act in Darfur
• Dutch windmill industry begins moving unsightly turbines offshore to quiet complaints
• Traditional Taiwanese tea culture fights for survival amid encroaching modernity
• Running water, money for food _ "Zero Hunger" augurs easy re-election for Brazil's Lula
• An ordinary teen, a royal couple: Two worlds collide in a horrific accident
• After Katrina, Neville finds his soul away from his New Orleans home in Nashville
• Iraq has become one of the most violent conflict areas in the world, top U.N. envoy says
• Chicago spends month celebrating architect Louis Sullivan's 150th birthday
• `Gladiator' star Russell Crowe and director Ridley Scott spend `A Good Year' in Provence
• `U.S. vs. John Lennon' traces ex-Beatle's path to peace activism
• Zach Braff scrubs adorable puppy dog image as adulterous cad in `Last Kiss'
• Love him or hate him, the purple dinosaur Barney is back to the delight of little kids
• Rock's reckless man Jerry Lee Lewis records again, is 'Last Man Standing' among his peers
• Naked Cowboy is strumming his way from Times Square to music world and debut album
• Q&A: Michael Franti inspired musically and visually by close-up look at war
• Cable does big business with its mushrooming appeal to television's little viewers
• Capote redux: `Infamous' aims to stake claim as second Truman show
• At the Movies: `Gridiron Gang'
• At the Movies: `Everyone's Hero'
• Movie Review: Brian De Palma's `The Black Dahlia' gradually unravels into caricatures
• At the Movies: `Haven'
• At the Movies: 'The Last Kiss'
• At the Movies: 'The U.S. vs. John Lennon' preaches to the choir
• Major CD, DVD pirate outfit uncovered in NY garage, office raids
• Duane 'Dog' Chapman Arrested by Feds
• Duane "Dog" Chapman arrested by U.S. marshals
• E. coli outbreak traced to bagged spinach in 8 states
• IntercontinentalExchange to buy New York Board of Trade for $1 billion
• US judge strikes down Missouri voter ID law citing cost of paperwork to get documents
• Boeing finalizes 150 plane orders from Chinese carriers
• Japan stocks dip on open; dollar higher against yen
• Japan stocks dip on open; dollar higher against yen
• Republican Senate panel defies Bush, approves bill on treatment of terror detainees
• News Corp., Liberty Mull A DirecTV Swap
• Lawyer: Anna Nicole Smith Supports Probe
• EU antitrust chief says her commission is investigating Microsoft Office
• EU antitrust chief says her commission is investigating Microsoft Office
• Clooney Urges U.N. to Act in Darfur
• Chavez pledges help for Iran, like Cuba, against any attackers
• Belgium and Italy vie for biggest prize in women's team tennis _ The Fed Cup
• Chinese director Feng Xiaogang loses human touch in 'The Banquet'
• U.S., Spain, Argentina, Cuba, Czechs, Lithuania, Australia and China win
• Schwarzenegger rival defends campaign's downloading of audio tape containing race remarks
• Ramirez homer rallies Cubs over Dodgers
• Segregated `Survivor' on Cook Islands
• Duane 'Dog' Chapman Arrested in Hawaii
• 'Survivor' Returns With Racial Split
• Segregated `Survivor' settles on Cook Islands, tribes split along racial lines
• Japan's Princess Kiko and newborn son to leave hospital later Friday
• Bolivia suspends explosive decision to set new oil conditions amid row with Brazil
• Bahamas police: No sign of criminal activity in room where Anna Nicole Smith's son found dead
• Bolivia seeks coca legalization, path to the sea
• Americans warned not to eat bagged spinach after E. coli outbreak kills 1, sickens dozens
• NYC Police Nab 40,000 Bootlegged Discs
• Crude oil prices flat in Asia on falls in natural gas; canceled Nigerian strike
• DaimlerChrysler opens first Chinese factory for Mercedes, Chrysler sedans
• DaimlerChrysler opens first Chinese factory for Mercedes, Chrysler sedans
• AP Interview: Disney Channel eyes China, India to expand entertainment empire
• New York's Metropolitan Opera plans video simulcasts of opening-night 'Madame Butterfly'
• IMF economist warns on dangers of excessive currency weakness
• IMF economist warns on dangers of excessive currency weakness
• New York Philharmonic Opens 165th Season
• World Bank can't tolerate misuse of its funds, Wolfowitz says
• Met Plans 'Madame Butterfly' Simulcasts
• Hundreds of activists protest restrictions at IMF/World Bank meetings in Singapore
• WHO guidelines may increase careful DDT use in fight against malaria
• Republicans gain some ground in battle for Congress
• Hunter, White power Twins
• SKorea confirms additional 5 cases of bird flu spreading to humans in 2003-2004
• SKorea confirms additional 5 cases of bird flu spreading to humans in 2003-2004
• US Senate leaders hope to settle Republican rebellion over detainee treatment with a vote
• Thai former election commissioners sentenced to prison for mishandling April polls
• Thai former election commissioners sentenced to prison for mishandling April polls
• Jones pulls out of World Cup, finished for season
• Princess Kiko leaves Tokyo hospital with newborn son
• Japan's internal affairs minister Takenaka to resign as lawmaker
• Indian companies scale up overseas acquisitions seeking global footprints
• Japanese government says deflation still not defeated
• Japanese government says deflation still not defeated
• Philippine stocks rise for third straight day to reach 17-week high
• Philippine stocks rise for third straight day to reach 17-week high
• Republicans gain some ground in battle to keep control of US Congress
• Japan's centenarians at record high of 28,395 _ quadruples in decade
• New Zealand stocks rise as retailer buyout bid buoys market
• Toshiba, Micron settle intellectual property dispute over chips
• Toshiba, Micron settle intellectual property dispute over chips
• Australia's 'Catch Me If You Can' thief pleads guilty to around 40 counts
• Australia's 'Catch Me If You Can' thief pleads guilty to around 40 counts
• Taiwan's main opposition party launches Internet paper to serve businesspeople in China
• Former playboy expected to emerge as reformer Tongan king
• Japan's finance minister says G7 to discuss world economy, IMF reform
• Japan's finance minister says G7 to discuss world economy, IMF reform
• Frenchman de Puniet leads after two MotoGP practice sessions
• Frenchman de Puniet leads after two MotoGP practice sessions
• Japan stocks decline; dollar little changed against yen
• Japan stocks decline; dollar little changed against yen
• Hitachi revises down fiscal 2006 earnings forecast to 55 billion yen net losses
• Hitachi revises down fiscal 2006 earnings forecast to 55 billion yen net losses
• Australian stocks fall on lower commodities prices, weak U.S. lead
• Australian stocks fall on lower commodities prices, weak U.S. lead
• Euro down on dollar before release of U.S. inflation data
• British, Irish leaders to meet on Northern Ireland strategy
• Frenchman de Puniet leads after two MotoGP practice sessions
• Australian jockey charged in bribery scam appears in Hong Kong court
• Foreign businesses finding welcome not so warm as China shifts strategy
• Foreign businesses finding welcome not so warm as China shifts strategy
• Bigfoot out of fashion in Malaysia; ghouls and goblins take center stage
• Veolia says first-half profit climbed 40 percent
• Toshiba, Micron settle intellectual property dispute over chips
• Australia's 'Catch Me If You Can' thief pleads guilty to around 40 counts
• Australia's 'Catch Me If You Can' thief pleads guilty to around 40 counts
• Taiwan issues sea warning for Typhoon Shanshan
• Taiwan shares rebound 1.3 percent despite fears of political uncertainty
• Koreas to hold a joint concert in Pyongyang
• Koreas to hold a joint concert in Pyongyang
• Ponting, Buchanan seek explanation from Warne over reported criticism
• Ponting, Buchanan seek explanation from Warne over reported criticism
• Tendulkar's century-making return sends warning to Australia
• Roger Federer to play in Japan
• Roger Federer to play in Japan
• DaimlerChrysler opens first Chinese factory for Mercedes, Chrysler sedans
• Beijing considers contingency measures for the 2008 Olympics
• Belgium and Italy vie for biggest prize in women's team tennis _ The Fed Cup
• Dollar fluctuates in Asia ahead of Group of Seven meeting
• Dollar fluctuates in Asia ahead of Group of Seven meeting
• South Korean shares rise led by automobile, tech stocks on positive earnings outlook
• Notorious Australian nightclub owner Abe Saffron dies
• Syngenta to cut 480 jobs, mostly in Britain, Switzerland and U.S.
• Activists at World Bank-IMF meetings protest barring of other activists
• British, Irish leaders to meet on Northern Ireland strategy
• Nissan experimenting with safety system to beam driver warnings
• Australia mulling citizenship test for would-be migrants, prime minister says
• SKorea confirms additional 5 cases of bird flu spreading to humans in 2003-2004
• SKorea confirms additional 5 cases of bird flu spreading to humans in 2003-2004
• Japan stocks decline; dollar higher against yen
• Japan stocks decline; dollar higher against yen
• Philippine stocks rise for third straight day to reach 17-week high
• Philippine stocks rise for third straight day to reach 17-week high
• Cambodian man trying to honor his ancestors dies from hornet attack
• Asashoryu, Hakuho upset at Autumn sumo
• Asashoryu, Hakuho upset at Autumn sumo
• UEFA to allow Israeli soccer clubs to play in Israel again
• Rolls-Royce says it won US$500 million order to power Embraer aircraft
• London sports opener
• Key midfielder Gravesen quits Denmark team to focus on new club
• Tamil rebels attack Sri Lankan troops at key village, injuring 2
• Duane 'Dog' Chapman Arrested in Hawaii
• Hitachi cuts fiscal 2006 earnings forecast to 55 billion yen loss
• Singapore pull away for three-stroke lead at world golf qualifier
• Singapore pull away for three-stroke lead at world golf qualifier
• U.N. bird flu chief calls for international funds to help Indonesia fight virus
• U.N. bird flu chief calls for international funds to help Indonesia fight virus
• Hong Kong shares edge up on property issues, strong earnings
• China rejects U.S. senators' criticism on currency
• China rejects U.S. senators' criticism on currency
• Malaysian stocks end week higher; construction counters lead
• Anti-Chen protesters in Taiwan prepare for climactic march
• World Bank can't tolerate misuse of its funds, Wolfowitz says
• Burundi president says he has irrefutable evidence against coup plotters
• History of world's tallest people is a tale of their nation's health and wealth
• Ericsson to add 500 engineers as part of company restructuring
• Prime ministerial candidate Abe says he wants to expand Japan's FTA
• Renault to supply Red Bull F1 group with engines next season
• China jails Finance Ministry official for life for taking bribes
• European car registrations slipped 1.4 percent in August
• UEFA to allow Israeli soccer clubs to play in Israel again
• Anti-Chen protesters march through downtown Taipei
• U.S. dollar up, gold down in European morning trading
• Most Asian markets rise, but Japanese stocks dip
• Most Asian markets rise, but Japanese stocks dip
• Chinese opposition party activist released after serving 7-year subversion sentence
• Amnesty urges Philippines' Arroyo to ensure credible investigation into killings
• Amnesty urges Philippines' Arroyo to ensure credible investigation into killings
• Official: Authorities will help if movie on slain journalist Pearl filmed in Pakistan
• Official: Authorities will help if movie on slain journalist Pearl filmed in Pakistan
• Ancic advances to China Open semifinals
• Ancic advances to China Open semifinals
• Ljubicic upset by Lee in China Open quarterfinals
• Ljubicic upset by Lee in China Open quarterfinals
• Japan's internal affairs minister Takenaka to resign as lawmaker
• Amnesty urges Philippines' Arroyo to ensure credible investigation into killings
• Amnesty urges Philippines' Arroyo to ensure credible investigation into killings
• Two male Spanish air force privates to wed in country's first known military gay marriage
• Ljubicic upset by Lee in China Open quarterfinals
• Amnesty urges Philippines' Arroyo to ensure credible investigation into killings
• Woman Pleads Guilty in Fake Penis Case
• Zodiac says sales growth due to slow this fiscal year
• Anderson to coach Sydney Roosters for next two years
• Anderson to coach Sydney Roosters for next two years
• French authorities question ex-president of Austrian bank tied to Refco collapse
• U.S. dollar up, gold down in European morning trading
• Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to build patrol ships for Iraqi Navy
• Asashoryu, Hakuho upset at Autumn sumo
• Burundi president says he has irrefutable evidence against coup plotters
• Max Biaggi to race in World Superbike series in 2007
• Over 100,000 protesters march through downtown Taipei to urge Taiwan president to resign
• Indonesia shares close higher with gains in Telkom, Gas Negara
• Indonesia shares close higher with gains in Telkom, Gas Negara
• Beijing considers contingency measures for the 2008 Olympics
• Beijing considers contingency measures for the 2008 Olympics
• China jails three for up to 16 years in counterfeiting case
• Authorities foil two attempts to blow up oil facilities in Yemen
• Aaron Lennon to have knee surgery
• Beijing considers contingency measures for the 2008 Olympics
• Beijing considers contingency measures for the 2008 Olympics
• London's FTSE-100 index down 3.0 points at 5,874.2 at midday
• Fed Cup: Draw for the Fed Cup match between Belgium and Italy
• Most Asian markets rise, but Japanese stocks dip
• Most Asian markets rise, but Japanese stocks dip
• French authorities question ex-president of Austrian bank tied to Refco collapse
• Arsenal seeks first win of season _ at Man United
• Beijing considers contingency measures for the 2008 Olympics
• Britain gives protected status to Beatles basement
• Thai former election commissioners sentenced to prison for mishandling April polls
• EU offers to take lead international role in Congo security reforms
• Denmark's Little Mermaid gets 'genetically modified' sister
• China warns Washington against linking U.S. trade deficit to currency dispute
• NYC Police Nab 40,000 Bootlegged Discs
• Key witness in high-profile Japan trial says Net star knew about scheme
• Micheel continues to roll
• Nissan experimenting with safety system to beam driver warnings
• Pat Corley, 'Murphy Brown' Barkeep, Dies
• Jane Fonda campaigns for Swedish feminists in tight election race
• DaimlerChrysler opens first Chinese factory for Mercedes, Chrysler sedans
• Senate leaders aim to settle detainee treatment debate on floor
• Tainted pork sickens more than 300 in Shanghai
• LA Times editor says he will not make more editorial job cuts sought by parent company
• German soccer federation fines slaps Hansa Rostock euro20,000 for fans' racist chants
• French authorities question ex-president of Austrian bank tied to Refco collapse
• 'Catch Me if You Can' Thief Pleads
• Greed or glamor, Chelsea's Ashley Cole has image problem
• Toshiba, Micron settle intellectual property dispute over chips
• Recent economic boom gives South Asia a chance to end poverty, World Bank says
• Crude oil prices fall after natural gas plunges
• Pig Withstands Tasers, Cops on U.S. 41
• Widow Rented Rotary Phone for 42 Years
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• Organizers say half a million in march to demand Taiwan president step down
• Austrians Urged to Count Dog Droppings
• Statoil strikes gas with Barents Sea exploration well
• Alleged Arsonist Leaves Birth Certificat
• Alleged Arsonist Leaves Birth Certificat
• Alleged Arsonist Leaves Birth Certificate
• Bolivia suspends threat to all but take over Petrobras operations
• Senate leaders aim to settle detainee treatment debate on floor
• Fed Cup: Draw for the Fed Cup match between Belgium and Italy
• Moroccan budget airline expanding into Europe
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• China jails Finance Ministry official for life for taking bribes
• Duane 'Dog' Chapman Arrested in Hawaii
• Ljubicic upset by Lee in China Open quarterfinals
• Chavez pledges help for Iran, like Cuba, against any attackers
• Ljubicic upset by Lee in China Open quarterfinals
• Turkey's ruling party says pope trying to revive spirit of the Crusades
• Zimbabwe elects to bat against South Africa
• Fed Cup: Draws for the 2007 Fed Cup World Groups
• Fans Snap Up Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• Pig Withstands Tasers, Cops on U.S. 41
• Austrians Urged to Count Dog Droppings
• Bush to hold Rose Garden press conference
• Terfel Promotes Disc Using London Taxi
• Indian shares end higher, despite continued fall in metal prices
• Belgium and Italy vie for biggest prize in women's team tennis
• DaimlerChrysler forecasts euro1.2 billion loss for Chrysler Group in third quarter
• Former Malaysian leader says Muslim nations should have nukes
• DaimlerChrysler forecasts euro1.2 billion loss for Chrysler Group in third quarter
• Activist's Yard Sprayed With Chemicals
• Romantic partner of French Socialist leader steals his thunder, aims for presidency
• Murder Suspect: Goat Turned Into Corpse
• Deadly E. coli outbreak traced to bagged spinach, sickens dozens
• U.N. bird flu chief calls for international funds to help Indonesia fight virus
• Irish leader says Northern Ireland faces 10-week countdown to power-sharing deal
• Singapore to allow 22 of 27 barred activists to attend World Bank-IMF meetings
• U.S. officials say China's proliferation activities are making world more dangerous
• Clooney Urges U.N. Action on Darfur
• DaimlerChrysler forecasts euro1.2 billion loss for Chrysler Group in third quarter
• Bush to hold Rose Garden press conference
• EU to take China to WTO in dispute over auto parts tariffs
• EU to take China to WTO in dispute over auto parts tariffs
• Man believed to be oldest living Greek Olympian dies at 97
• Insurance brokerage Marsh & McLennan to cut 750 jobs, sees $350 million in savings by 2008
• Davenport, Kuznetsova advance to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Davenport, Kuznetsova advance to Wismilak International quarterfinals
• Mediobanca says full-year profit gained 36 percent on investment banking fees
• Jones out, clearing the way for Simpson
• Energy blue chips lead slight fall in Thai shares
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• Chavez pledges help for Iran, like Cuba, against any attackers
• Davenport, Kuznetsova advance to Wismilak International semi-finals
• Davenport, Kuznetsova advance to Wismilak International semi-finals
• United States hosts Belgium in first round of 2007 Fed Cup
• Anna Nicole Smith's family to bring in private pathologist
• Smith's Son May Get 2nd Autopsy
• Smith's Son May Get 2nd Autopsy
• Nelson Piquet Jr. to make testing debut for Renault
• Warrant issued for woman connected to O.J. Simpson
• Harrington surges to early second round lead at Madrid Masters
• Smith's Son May Get 2nd Autopsy
• Fans Snap Up Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• U.S. consumer confidence skyrockets as gas prices ease
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• Anna Nicole Smith's family to bring in private pathologist
• GlaxoSmithKline says it will supply Russia with discounted HIV drugs
• Terfel Promotes Disc Using London Taxi
• Main Portuguese political parties agree to hold new abortion referendum
• Ohio State senator wins primary race to replace embattled Congressman Ney on ballot
• Japan, Africa should work on Security Council reform: Japan's Abe
• U.S. EU and Canada file trade case against China on auto parts
• Beatles Club Gains Protected Status
• Beatles Club Gains Protected Status
• Deadly E. coli outbreak traced to bagged spinach, sickens dozens
• Once-powerful Republican lawmaker agrees to guilty plea in congressional corruption probe
• Smith's Son May Get 2nd Autopsy
• Minn. Woman Avoids Prison for Nose Bite
• Cuba assumes Nonaligned Movement chairmanship with Raul Castro presiding
• Serra, Volandri in semifinals; Moya crashes out
• Mexican president moves Independence celebration from capital in face of possible violence
• Ex-Enron official gets 4 years probation, $10,000 fine for lying to credit-rating agencies
• Euro down on dollar after U.S. inflation news
• Beatles Club Gains Protected Status
• Judge reaffirms ruling against a strike by Northwest Airlines flight attendants
• Cuba assumes Nonaligned Movement chairmanship with Raul Castro presiding
• Deadly E. coli outbreak traced to bagged spinach, sickens dozens
• Spanish bank agrees to sell its stake in Credit Andorra
• Met exhibit showcases a Paris dealer's impact on modern art
• British sprinter banned for year for missing three drug tests
• Hamilton to face a new probe
• Melbourne Cup winning jockey freed on bail in Hong Kong
• World Match Play in UK sees Woods, Furyk beaten
• Tendulkar is a genius, says Lara
• Caracciolo spoils Hammers European return
• Bakery presents sweet potato moon cakes
• ST unveils new 32-Mbit Flash chip
• Han-Hsien presents anniversary bonus
• 20 foreign medical care personnel attend training program in Taiwan
• Lakeshore features festival package
• DePaul MBA seminar opens today
• Shin Kong Bank, Hello Kitty join hands to celebrate Teachers Day
• 'Karaoke Kid' all set to enliven athletics World Cup
• Hewitt to get extra security in Argentina
• Injury to Posada marrs 6th straight win for Yankees
• Bargain hunters bring Taiex up in late trading
• Greenback dips in Asia ahead of U.S. data, G7 meeting
• Wall Street ekes out gain despite inflation concern
• Analyst predicts U.S. recession in 2008
• Kuro Web site hit with piracy suit
• Taiwan's 10-year bonds slip
• It's new vs. old in the security software market
• Report shows PC market remains promising
• World Bank chief sets sights on misuse of funds
• Hundreds of activists protest restrictions at economic talks
• Good suit essential for the stylish man
• African Americans adopt mohawk
• Unstable Kyrgyzstan could do without the latest high-level drug scandal
• Blair's party and its media friends seem determined to bury him
• India moderates policy on its role as an outsider
• Colombian craftsman fashions guitars from rifles
• Spain's beaches and flora feeling the heat
• U.S. cuts loose from energy projects
• In Brief
• New airport in Bangkok hits a few snags
• North Korea warns South of possible breakdown in relations
• Official says South Korea and U.S. to follow up on summit accord
• Lead poisoning in China said likely to cause future brain damage
• Thai officials convicted for poll crisis
• Newspapers claim Japan to approve financial sanctions
• In Brief
• U.S. releases two Guantanamo detainees back to Kuwait to face terrorism charges
• Mexico moves celebration amid leftist protests
• New Palestinian government to be supported by EU officials
• Moldova's republic to hold referendum
• Growing ethnic violence in Russia raising concern
• Spanish troops arrive in Lebanon to aid U.N. effort
• Taiwan Railway is ready to face THSR's rise
• Survivor tells public lymphoma is curable
• Su declares he will remain in office
• Major business organizations speak out against general strike
• KMT urges introduction of special anti-graft law
• Group offering internships to women in need
• DPP legislator questions wisdom of mobilizing support for rally
• Thousands ready for 'Formosa Sunshine' rally
• Chavez pledges to help Iran against any attackers
• Yemen police foil attempts to blow up oil facilities
• Chen lauds efforts made by Central American allies
• Vatican says pope did not mean to offend Islam
• Shih's anti-Chen parade floods city streets in red
• More optimistic about national defense budget
• Exhibition commemorates Taiwan memory of WWII
• Traditional, alternative medicine workshop slated for Taichung
• World health body clears DDT spraying for malaria
• Polar bears drown, islands appear in Arctic thaw
• State of world's oasis areas critical, experts say
• Ozone layer 20 percent thinner over Arctic last winter
• President Office routine not affected by prorest parade
• Torrential rain exoected in north, northeast
• Jan-July 'mini three links' passenger flow rises 13.8% year on year
• How many people join the depose-Chen march?
• 7th Taipei gay pride festival to start Sept. 17
• Chicago seeks tentative OK to lease airport to private contractor
• Track great Coe named as chairman of FIFA's new ethics committee
• Elton John Ends Feud With George Michael
• Elton John Ends Feud With George Michael
• FIFA vice president Warner to face disciplinary committee
• Micheel beats Donald, Montgomerie downs Campbell
• Inflation pressures moderate in August; industrial production falls
• U.S. official: Political will paramount for war on drugs to succeed in Afghanistan
• London's FTSE-100 index closes down 0.20 of a point at 5,877
• ADO The Hague fans banned from Dutch Cup match in Amsterdam
• Venezuelan oil shipments to China rise to 200,000 barrels a day
• Belgium and Italy vie for biggest prize in women's team tennis
• Fundamentalist Muslim demands apology from pope while conservative seeks clarification
• Senate leaders aim to settle detainee treatment debate on floor
• Wall Street advances as report shows inflation moderates
• Washington corruption probe stirs Nigerian politics
• Swiss Reinsurance Co to sell part of its London headquarters
• Smith's Son May Get 2nd Autopsy
• Italian politicians condemn Mafia T-shirts at UEFA Cup game
• U.S., EU, Canada take China to WTO in auto parts dispute
• Elton John Ends Feud With George Michael
• Senate leaders aim to settle detainee treatment debate on floor
• Top comedians to appear in new Secret Policemen's Ball show for Amnesty International
• Denmark's Little Mermaid gets 'genetically modified' sister
• Sibanda's half-century takes Zimbabwe to 201
• Walter Cronkite Praises Katie Couric
• Romantic partner of French Socialist leader steals his thunder, aims for presidency
• Walter Cronkite says new `CBS Evening News' anchor Katie Couric `is doing a great job'
• Walter Cronkite Praises Katie Couric
• Walter Cronkite Praises Katie Couric
• Deadly E. coli outbreak traced to bagged spinach spreads to ninth state
• Micheel beats Donald, Montgomerie downs Campbell
• FIFA vice president Warner to face disciplinary committee
• DaimlerChrysler cuts profit forecast, sending shares down 5 percent
• Arrieta wins 19th stage and Vinokourov retains overall lead of Spanish Vuelta
• European stocks end week flat, DaimlerChrysler falls 5 percent
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• Clooney Urges U.N. Action on Darfur
• Police seek second suspect in punter stabbing
• London mayor proposes supplying city buses with cheap oil from Venezuela
• Italian writer Oriana Fallaci dies
• French authorities question ex-president of Austrian bank tied to Refco collapse
• Woman Seeks OK for Service Animal Monkey
• Senate leaders aim to settle detainee treatment debate on floor
• Arrieta wins 19th stage and Vinokourov retains overall lead of Spanish Vuelta
• Drafts of 'The Black Dahlia' Displayed
• HP shuffle raises oversight issues; most governance experts favor separating CEO and chair
• Mo. Woman Says Monkey a 'Service Animal'
• Romanian opposition lawmakers ask court to block BCR sale to Austria's Erste Bank
• Crude oil prices down after OPEC lowers its demand forecast for the rest of the year
• Little Mermaid Gets New Sister Sculpture
• Ibrahimovic pulls out of Sweden squad
• Ford's union buyout package shows both labor's remaining power and its decline: experts say
• New York Fashion Week Comes to a Close
• Danforth urges Republicans to end influence of Christian right
• Research notes, drafts of 'The Black Dahlia' on show at US university library
• U.S. announces US$492 million (euro388 million) in aid to Haiti
• Strong, independent and sophisticated women serve as muses for designers at New York Fashion Week
• Harrington and Orr share lead, Clarke eight back at Madrid Masters
• Messy aftermath of immigration raids outrages small US town
• Met Exhibit Shows Dealer's Affect on Art
• Australia beats South Korea 4-2 to move into World Cup final
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• HP execs asked to testify in Washington; shareholder files suit over boardroom scandal
• 10 Nobel laureates arrive for 3-day PeaceJam event in Colorado
• Ullrich breaks off honeymoon; Swiss tightlipped on DNA sample
• New York Fashion Week Comes to a Close
• Exhibit takes visitors on tour through biblical times
• Eddie Izzard to Appear in Charity Show
• Levi Strauss to stop selling discount brand in Europe
• Ohio lawmaker admits guilt in congressional corruption probe
• Ex-Salomon Smith Barney executive sentenced for taking bribes
• Bush argues anew for legislation covering interrogation of terrorism suspects
• Mexico's leftist candidate calls end to street protest clogging capital
• Harrington looks for victory ahead of Ryder Cup just like two years ago
• Panathinaikos fires coach Backe
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• Fans Crowd for Tickets to Irwin Memorial
• Deadly E. coli outbreak traced to bagged spinach spreads in US
• Alleged Arsonist Leaves Birth Certificate
• Reports: Telecom Italia chairman resigns amid criticism of reorganization plan
• Murder Suspect: Goat Turned Into Corpse
• Suicide bombers attempt to attack two oil facilities in Yemen
• Robbie Williams cancels Asian gigs of his world tour
• Live Poisonous Snakes Found at N.Y. Fire
• Hoffman in Lineup for London Film Fest
• Man Who Claims Toupee Caused Attack Sues
• Exchange consolidation heats up with ICE, NYBOT deal
• Beatles Club Gains Protected Status
• South Africa defeats Zimbabwe by five wickets
• Jackson to Film `Lovely Bones' in U.S.
• Elton John Ends Feud With George Michael
• Clooney Urges U.N. Action on Darfur
• Juarez will try to ease disappointment in rematch with Barrera
• Oil prices edge higher even as OPEC lowers demand forecast for 2006
• Anna Nicole Smith's family to bring in private pathologist
• Gold down
• New York law cracks down harder on bootleg CDs
• Wall Street advances as report shows inflation moderates; Dow ends up 33.38
• Exhibit at Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art stresses the capacity and power of design
• Opposition candidate urges Venezuela's electoral council to count votes manually
• Dippenaar's patience sees South Africa to victory
• Robbie Williams Cancels Asian Tour Dates
• Dollar up as market braces for G7/IMF meetings
• Precious metals tumble
• Pathologist to Do New Autopsy on Smith
• Elton John Ends Feud With George Michael
• RSA Security shareholders approve $2.1 billion acquisition by EMC
• Australia and Germany move into World Cup final
• Consortium to purchase Freescale Semiconductor for $17.6 billion
• Anti-spam group pledges to list company as spammer despite $11.7 million judgment against it
• Boeing sees shift toward international defense revenues
• Bush administration proposing Cuban vote on democracy
• Analyst: Report of Schering-Plough plans to merge with Bristol-Myers may be more than rumor
• News Corp. shares climb amid reports of swap involving DirecTV
• FIFA vice president Warner to face disciplinary committee
• Exchange consolidation heats up with ICE, NYBOT deal
• Wall Street advances as report shows inflation moderates
• Anti-spam group pledges to list company as spammer despite $11.7 million judgment against it
• Brdaric's goals lift Hannover out of last place
• Jackson to Film `Lovely Bones' in U.S.
• Wall Street looks to Fed to set tone on inflation, economy
• Venezuela rejects U.S. concerns regarding arms purchases
• New York Fashion Week Comes to a Close
• New York Fashion Week Comes to a Close
• Petro-Canada to begin drilling for oil and gas off Trinidad's coast next year
• Strong, independent and sophisticated women serve as muses for designers at N.Y. Fashion Week
• Throngs welcome home Boca from Recopa win, celebrate 16th international title
• Washing spinach won't help; health officials struggle to find source of E. coli outbreak
• Thorpe weathers rain, rides eagle to Constellation lead
• Thorpe weathers rain, rides eagle to Constellation lead
• Former `Idol' Contestant a Court No-Show
• Washing spinach won't help; health officials struggle to find source of E. coli outbreak
• Discovery team `considering all legal options' against former captain Andreu
• Former American Idol contestant Corey Clark fails to appear in court
• Ex-Idol Clark Fails to Appear in Court
• Witter wins WBC lightwelterweight WBC title
• New Autopsy to Be Done on Smith's Son
• Witter wins WBC lightwelterweight WBC title
• Ford Freestyle, Toyota FJ Cruiser earn top ratings in crash tests
• Hot Harvick gets revenge; wins New Hampshire pole
• Bolivia's energy minister resigns after row with Brazil
• Ljubicic upset by Lee in China Open quarterfinals
• Bolivia's energy minister resigns after row with Brazil
• Washing spinach won't help; health officials struggle to find source of E. coli outbreak
• South Dakota says tourism boycott threat over abortion ban had little effect
• Wie promises to keep trying despite another bad tournament against the men
• Ross homer lifts Reds past Cubs
• Hundreds of thousands march to demand Taiwan president step down
• Washington corruption probe stirs Nigerian politics
• EU to take China to WTO in dispute over auto parts tariffs
• Two male Spanish air force privates wed in country's first known military gay marriage
• With smiles and heavy security, Singapore hosts IMF-World Bank meetings
• `Napoleon Dynamite' Star a Papa-To-Be
• `Napoleon Dynamite' star Jon Heder and his wife are expecting their first child
• 'Napoleon Dynamite,' Wife Expecting Baby
• Policy-makers face challenges as U.S. economy slows, IMF director says
• Policy-makers face challenges as U.S. economy slows, IMF director says
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• California company recalling bagged spinach as US E. coli outbreak spreads
• High casualty counts from NATO bombing prompt skepticism, concern in Afghanistan
• Iranian-born US businesswoman poised to be first female space tourist with Monday's launch
• Chinese director Feng Xiaogang favors commercial success over art-house cachet
• Friend of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin appalled at reports of profiteers
• Friend of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin appalled at reports of profiteers
• Glitches mark opening of Bangkok's new airport to select flights
• Bush pushes back against Republican revolt, says U.S. has high ground in terror campaign
• Bolivia's energy minister resigns after row with Brazil
• Singapore to allow 22 of 27 barred activists to attend World Bank-IMF meetings
• U.S., EU and Canada file trade case against China on auto parts
• Latvian president becomes sixth candidate for next U.N. chief, the first woman and first non-Asian
• Barbara Mandrell Back in Biz, Briefly
• Barbara Mandrell is back in the spotlight, oh so briefly, with a tribute album
• Ohio lawmaker Ney admits guilt in congressional corruption probe
• Bolivia's energy minister resigns after row with Brazil
• Private pathologist due in Bahamas for second autopsy on Anna Nicole Smith's son
• China, India must curb corruption, or else growth will falter, World Bank official says
• Bolivia's energy minister resigns after row with Brazil
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• New York Fashion Week Comes to a Close
• Strong, independent and sophisticated women serve as muses for designers at N.Y. Fashion Week
• Judge postpones BP civil trial in deadly refinery blast
• TV bounty hunter set free on bail
• Raul and Hugo star at Nonaligned Movement summit, Fidel appearance uncertain
• Mets miss chance to clinch NL East
• Japan's finance chief discusses Chinese yuan with U.S. Treasury secretary
• Japan's finance chief discusses Chinese yuan with U.S. Treasury secretary
• TV Bounty Hunter Set Free on Bail
• Strong, independent and sophisticated women serve as muses for designers at N.Y. Fashion Week
• Vietnamese forest ranger lost in jungle for two weeks
• Vietnamese forest ranger lost in jungle for two weeks
• TV Bounty Hunter, Co-Stars Out on Bail
• New York Fashion Week Comes to a Close
• Japan authorities search cult offices after death sentence of former leader upheld
• Hurricane Lane becomes category 2, roars toward Gulf of California
• Ordonez, Inge power Tigers
• Hurricane Lane becomes category 2, roars toward Gulf of California
• Mets miss chance to clinch NL East
• Mets miss chance to clinch NL East
• Malaysia's prime minister demands pope apologize, withdraw Islam remarks
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• China central bank head says Beijing will increase currency flexibility
• China central bank head says Beijing will increase currency flexibility
• Television bounty hunter Dog Chapman and co-stars set free on bail in Hawaii
• US congressman's plea deal raises pressure on Capitol Hill in Abramoff case
• Top Japanese banks to refrain from Iranian business in line with sanctions: report
• TV Bounty Hunter, Co-Stars Out on Bail
• China central bank head says Beijing will increase currency flexibility
• China central bank head says Beijing will increase currency flexibility
• Tomo Ohka's season in doubt after hamstring injury
• Vietnam's former education minister to pay for own English training in Britain
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• G-7 finance ministers, central bankers to discuss world economy in Singapore
• Typhoon hits southern Japanese islands, grounding flights, heading for mainland
• Mets miss chance to clinch NL East
• World Bank says developing countries must nurture their young people
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Ordonez, Inge power Tigers
• Former Cambodian king's biographer dismisses guilty verdict in defamation lawsuit
• Mets miss chance to clinch NL East
• Ordonez, Inge power Tigers
• China won't confirm visit by Japan's Abe; criticizes Tokyo war shrine pilgrimages
• China won't confirm visit by Japan's Abe; criticizes Tokyo war shrine pilgrimages
• China won't confirm visit by Japan's Abe; criticizes Tokyo war shrine pilgrimages
• Ford cuts 10,000 more salaried jobs, 2 plants, suspends dividend in fevered bid to cut costs
• Actor Pierce Brosnan protests gas terminal to be built off Malibu coast
• Brosnan Protests Planned Gas Terminal
• Typhoon hits southern Japanese islands, grounding flights, heading for mainland
• Exile group welcomes U.N. Security Council decision to put Myanmar on agenda
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Laos turns to puppets to spread the word about bird flu
• Laos turns to puppets to spread the word about bird flu
• Friend of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin appalled at reports of profiteers
• IMF says Asia likely to weather potential downside risks in 2007
• Ordonez, Inge power Tigers
• G-7 finance chiefs say economic growth remains strong despite U.S. slowdown
• G-7 finance chiefs say economic growth remains strong despite U.S. slowdown
• G-7 finance chiefs economic growth remains strong despite U.S. slowdown
• G-7 finance chiefs economic growth remains strong despite U.S. slowdown
• Bollywood director Varma likes heroines to be sensual, his next movie inspired by Lolita
• Bollywood director Varma likes heroines to be sensual, his next movie inspired by Lolita
• G-7 finance chiefs economic growth remains strong despite U.S. slowdown
• G-7 finance chiefs economic growth remains strong despite U.S. slowdown
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Asian Development Bank president calls for higher yuan
• Asian Development Bank president calls for higher yuan
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Hayden takes Phillip Island pole for second straight year
• Top Japanese banks to refrain from Iranian business in line with sanctions: report
• G-7 finance chiefs say their economies are strong even as U.S. slows
• G-7 finance chiefs say their economies are strong even as U.S. slows
• Opponents of Thai prime minister set to resume mass rallies next week
• Opponents of Thai prime minister set to resume mass rallies next week
• China won't confirm visit by Japan's Abe; criticizes Tokyo war shrine pilgrimages
• China central bank head says Beijing will increase currency flexibility
• Singapore police stop protest march by group appealing for more freedom of speech
• IMF members likely to approve plan seek more quotas for 4 countries, Argentine minister says
• IMF members likely to approve plan seek more quotas for 4 countries, Argentine minister says
• Singapore, Italy qualify for golf World Cup
• Singapore, Italy qualify for golf World Cup
• Asashoryu moves back into tie for lead at Autumn sumo
• Asashoryu moves back into tie for lead at Autumn sumo
• Hurricane Lane becomes category 3, heads for Mexico's Pacific coast
• Pakistan to review rape law reform after outcry from conservatives, reports say
• Pakistan to review rape law reform after outcry from conservatives, reports say
• Veteran Japanese pitcher throws no-hitter
• Veteran Japanese pitcher throws no-hitter
• Palestinian prime minister says he won't recognize peace agreements, but work with them
• Inflation surges to record 1,204 percent in Zimbabwe
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Ancic advances to China Open final
• Ancic advances to China Open final
• TV Bounty Hunter, Co-Stars Out on Bail
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Swedish politicians in last-minute campaigning for tightest elections in decades
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• Taiwan president's supporters rally one day after massive march by opponents
• U.S., Afghan troops launch anti-Taliban operations in central and eastern Afghanistan
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• Moldova's breakaway region to vote on pursuing union with Russia
• Typhoon hits southern Japanese islands, killing 2, grounding flights; heads for mainland
• Hurricane Lane becomes category 3, heads for Mexico's Pacific coast
• Strong quake hits off eastern Indonesia
• Watson hits career-best 79 as Australia post 244 against India
• British troops in Iraq, Afghanistan receiving experimental blood-clotting drug
• U.S., Afghan troops launch anti-Taliban operations in central and eastern Afghanistan
• Hundreds of Muslims rally for peace in Thailand's restive south
• G-7 finance ministers didn't pressure China during lunch meeting: Chinese central banker
• G-7 finance ministers didn't pressure China during lunch meeting: Chinese central banker
• Latvia's president agrees to run as candidate for post of next United Nations chief
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• 2 quakes rock Indonesia's north and east; no tsunami, or damage
• Sudanese VP and former rebel leader supports U.N. troops in Darfur
• IMF members likely to approve plan to boost quotas for 4 countries, Argentine minister says
• Deportivo demands freeze on Scaloni, Tristan moves
• 2 quakes rock Indonesia's west and east; no tsunami, or damage
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Leader of junior party in Japan's ruling coalition to step down Sept. 30, report says
• Paulson says G-7 discussed terror, illicit finance related to Iran and North Korea
• Paulson says G-7 discussed terror, illicit finance related to Iran and North Korea
• World Bank says women in developing nations need more economic opportunities
• World Bank says illegal logging costs US$10 billion-a-year
• Malkin banned from playing in the NHL
• Investigators exhume slain Sri Lankan aid workers as killing continues in north
• Kuznetsova beats Davenport to move into Wismilak final
• Kuznetsova beats Davenport to move into Wismilak final
• Private pathologist due in Bahamas for second autopsy on Anna Nicole Smith's son
• Man Who Claims Toupee Caused Attack Sues
• Broncos advance to Australian rugby league semifinals
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• Center-right opposition bloc advances on eve of Swedish elections
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• Police detain 4 suspects, seize plastic explosives near Turkish resort
• Police detain more than 20 in Indian Kashmir for protesting pope's remarks on Islam
• Police detain more than 20 in Indian Kashmir for protesting pope's remarks on Islam
• Sudanese VP and former rebel leader supports U.N. troops in Darfur
• German conservatives defend pope over Islam remarks
• Hurricane Lane becomes powerful Category 3 storm, heads toward Mexico's Mazatlan resort
• North Korea wants to improve relations with Japan under next prime minister, report says
• Beckham aims to prove McClaren wrong for dropping him
• Hurricane Lane becomes powerful Category 3 storm, heads toward Mexico's Mazatlan resort
• 'Dog' Unleashed: Chapman Out on Bail
• IMF members appear set to increase quotas for China, three other countries
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• French Socialist front-runner Royal to meet Spanish leaders including PM Zapatero
• Vinokourov wins 20th stage of Spanish Vuelta and retains overall lead
• State elections may bring far-right gain, more woe for Merkel
• IMF will lose legitimacy if its current plan to reform quotas gets passed, Brazil says
• IMF will lose legitimacy if its current plan to reform quotas gets passed, Brazil says
• Maine Tourism Chief Says 'I Love N.Y.'
• Schiavone gives Italy early lead over Belgium in Fed Cup final
• Pathologist Hired for Smith Body Autopsy
• Moldova's breakaway region to vote on pursuing union with Russia
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• Hezbollah, Lebanon's top Sunni religious authority denounce pope's remarks on Islam
• Schiavone gives Italy early lead over Belgium in Fed Cup final
• Plane crash kills 'Greetings from Tucson' star
• Clarke shoots 69 but is seven behind leaders
• French Socialist gathering brings together party's bickering presidential hopefuls
• State elections may bring far-right gain, more woe for Merkel
• Kuznetsova beats Davenport to move into Wismilak final
• Kuznetsova beats Davenport to move into Wismilak final
• IMF members likely to approve quota plan, Brazil warns the world body will lose legitimacy
• IMF members likely to approve quota plan, Brazil warns the world body will lose legitimacy
• Pioneering Egyptian comedian Fouad el-Mohandes dies at 82
• Bush digs in his heels over detainee legislation
• Paulson says G-7 discussed fighting alleged illicit financing by Iran, North Korea
• Australia, India one-day match abandoned due to rain
• Christian leader joins Muslims around the world calling pope's remarks on Islam offensive
• Australia, India one-day match abandoned due to rain
• Plane crash kills 'Greetings from Tucson' star
• Portsmouth goes top after victory at Charlton
• 'Greetings From Tucson' Star Dies
• 'Greetings From Tucson' Star Dies
• Kuznetsova to face Bartoli in Wismilak final after defeating Davenport
• Kuznetsova to face Bartoli in Wismilak final after defeating Davenport
• American, Afghan troops unleash anti-Taliban offensive in eastern Afghanistan
• Schiavone gives Italy early lead over Belgium in Fed Cup final
• Clarke shoots 69 but is 10 behind leader
• North Korea's No. 2 leader blasts the United States at Nonaligned summit, defends his country's nuclear policy
• Vinokourov wins 20th stage of Spanish Vuelta and retains overall lead
• Sweden heads into close election with slight edge for center-right opposition
• Henin-Hardenne beats Pennetta to level final at 1-1
• Colombian army officer arrested in killings, accused of staging phony kidnapping
• Plane crash kills 'Greetings from Tucson' star
• Volandri and Melzer in final at BCR Open Romania, Serra crashes out
• Henin-Hardenne beats Pennetta to level final at 1-1
• Christian leader joins Muslims around the world calling pope's remarks on Islam offensive
• French Socialist gathering brings together party's bickering presidential hopefuls
• American, Afghan troops unleash anti-Taliban offensive in eastern Afghanistan
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• Conflict threatens rare mountain sheep, experts say
• Congo Supreme court permits October presidential run-off
• Bounty offered for Yemeni militants
• G7 ministers meet in Singapore
• Independence day feuds sour Mexico celebrations
• Police raid Aum cult facilities
• Global Muslim anger with pope builds
• Perpetual indebtedness
• Strengthening family ties
• Community organizations
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• Agencies assisting migrants
• Unbeatable Kedy
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• Foreign workers to celebrate national migrants' Sunday
• Pinoy groups to form federation
• In Brief
• Suspects arrested in Mindanao blastcase, officials say
• General's retirement seen as a sideways step
• Marcos pleads not guilty on graft charge
• Harmony Gold Mining keen on exploring Diwalwal area
• Pinoy Text Club
• Of heroes and heroines
• Migrant struggles with child's death
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• Running back chooses NFL over NYSE
• Curtis, Moore lead Lumber Classic as Wie flops again
• Tears shed by Pedro aren't tears of joy
• Sidelines
• Mourino says Liverpool no grudge match
• Hayden takes pole for second year
• Wenger fired up for United clash
• Skinny model storm hits London
• Latin music's new star - a Czech singer
• Photographer peers through a camera lens for a glimpse of Jerusalem's war-torn past
• Off Oregon's coast, researchers hope to get electricity from seas
• Israel faces post-war dilemma over Lebanese prisoner switch
• No end in sight for Wikipedia censorship in China
• Peacekeepers in Lebanon have high hopes for center
• The surest technique to upset a dictator
• Rejecting weather worries
• Is there any point to having a Mir-2?
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• 'Mini three links' passenger flow rises
• President notes contrast in levels of freedom over past fifty years
• Master of marathons to run the Sahara
• Shih accuses 'Sunrise' rally of supporting corruption
• Security forces plan to dig trenches around Baghdad
• Bush digs in his heels over detainee legislation
• Myanmar voted onto U.N. agenda
• Some pro-Chen supporters turn rowdy at parade
• Huge crowds rally for 'Formosa Sunrise'
• I-Mei defends Taipei in pineapple shortcake war
• TAIWAN CONTINUES TO DISPATCH MEDICAL AID MISSIONS TO PACIFIC
• MOFA SPOKESMAN DEFENDS COOPERATION PLAN WITH SAINT VINCENT
• SEMINAR ON TAIWAN-U.S. AUTO INDUSTRY COOPERATION TO BE HELD SEPT. 25
• TAIWAN-DEVELOPED HIV VACCINES READY FOR CLINICAL TESTING ON HUMANS
• 2,000-STRONG POLICE FORCE TO PREVENT CLASHES AT TAIPEI STATION
• 2006 TAIPEI LESBIAN AND GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL BEGINS
• TAIWAN HAS IMPORTED NO CONTAMINATED U.S. SPINACH: HYPERMARKETS
• STREET PROTESTS ALONE CANNOT MAKE CHEN RESIGN: KMT HEAD
• JAPAN URGED TO SUPPORT TAIWAN'S U.N. BID
• Juventus beats Vicenza 2-1 for first win of season
• Casey advances to final match
• Casey advances to final match
• 5,000 in protests in Belarus to demand freedom for political prisoners
• Christian leader joins Muslims around the world calling pope's remarks on Islam offensive
• Pathologist Hired for Smith Body Autopsy
• Togo president appoints opposition party leader as prime minister
• Brazilian man sets sights on world record as "furthest eye popper"
• McManus' goal puts Celtic four points clear
• Casey, Micheel advance to final match
• Henin-Hardenne beats Pennetta to level final at 1-1
• $500 million in private money for 2008 U.S. presidential election ? Count on it
• Poulter sinks 20-foot putt at the last to lead by four
• France wins women's Judo team world championships
• CIA interrogations of suspected terrorists face new legal scrutiny, possible overhaul
• Clinton escorts former Texas governor's casket to Capitol
• New Maria for 'The Sound of Music' revival to be chosen on British reality TV show
• Brazilian man sets sights on world record as "furthest eye popper"
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• Serbia flexes military muscle as prime minister stresses claim on Kosovo
• Clinton escorts former Texas governor's casket to Capitol
• Serbia flexes military muscle as prime minister stresses claim on Kosovo
• England's Hargreaves suspected of breaking foot
• Bundesliga upsets keeps FC Nuremberg first; Hargreaves injured
• Serie A Summaries
• Portsmouth goes top after victory at Charlton
• De Nooijer wins best player award
• Body washes up near "CSI: Miami" set
• Anna Nicole Smith seeks repeat autopsy for 20-year-old son
• Malkin awaiting Russian team's next legal challenge
• Gay wins the 100 in Powell's absence, Richards breaks U.S. record
• Leading scorers in the Bundesliga
• English Soccer Capsules
• NASCAR-Nextel-Sylvania 300 Lineup
• Sudanese VP and former rebel leader supports U.N. troops in Darfur
• NYC Fashion Week Top Picks
• New Hampshire should set the Chase tone
• Juventus beats Vicenza 2-1 for first win in Serie B, Reggina beats Cagliari 2-1
• Gordon's goal still another championship
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• Mexico's leftist candidate ends street protest clogging capital
• Goal by Jones gives England fifth place at World Cup
• Volandri and Melzer in Bucharest final
• San Diego leading backlash against California medical marijuana law
• Game halted over allegations of racist abuse by rival players
• Mexico's leftist candidate calls mass rally; could be named alternative president
• Ancic vs. Baghdatis in Beijing final
• New Maria for 'The Sound of Music' revival to be chosen on British reality TV show
• Pathologist Hired for Smith Body Autopsy
• Film Stars Flock to Big Easy for Debut
• Micheel continues his amazing ride at World Match Play
• Nonaligned nations take aim at U.N. Security Council veto power
• French Socialist front-runner Royal meets Spanish leaders
• NYC Fashion Week Highlights Airy Dresses
• Plane crash in Mexico kills 'Greetings from Tucson' star
• Lyon dominates Lorient 3-1 and moves top
• President Clinton escorts former Texas governor's casket to Capitol
• Expert to Do 2nd Autopsy on Smith's Son
• Study shows new once-a-year osteoporosis shot reduces fractures
• Sweden heads into close election with slight edge for center-right opposition
• Psychotherapy pioneer, gene researchers win prestigious Lasker awards for medical discoveries
• Salandy beats Mooney for women's super welterweight boxing titles
• Inter draws 1-1 with Sampdoria in Serie A, Juventus beats Vicenza 2-1 for first win in B
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Serie A Summaries
• Pooley shoots 64 to lead Constellation Classic
• British reality TV show chooses a Maria for 'The Sound of Music' revival
• Former Swedish Foreign Minister Sten Andersson dies at 83
• Anna Nicole Smith hires celebrity death consultant to perform autopsy on son
• U.S., Australia, France, Brazil win in women's basketball
• Anna Nicole Smith hires celebrity death consultant to perform autopsy on son
• Deportivo tops Spanish league with 2-0 win over Villarreal
• NZ heavily favored against England for Sunday's women's rugby final
• Christian leader joins Muslims around the world calling pope's remarks on Islam offensive
• Study shows new once-a-year osteoporosis shot reduces fractures
• Hundreds of thousands of supporters of Mexican leftist rally to name him head of opposition government
• Anna Nicole Smith hires celebrity death consultant to perform autopsy on son
• Curtis, Howell share lead _ with many chasing _ in 84 Lumber Classic
• Irwin Friend Slams Fraudulent Profiteers
• HP spokesman among those targeted during probe into media leaks
• $500 million in private money for 2008 U.S. presidential election ? Count on it
• Carpenter pitches St. Louis past San Francisco
• $500 million in private money for 2008 U.S. presidential election ? Count on it
• $500 million in private money for 2008 U.S. presidential election ? Count on it
• Smith Hires Expert for Son's 2nd Autopsy
• British Celebs Urge Action on Darfur
• Curtis, Howell share lead _ with many chasing _ in 84 Lumber Classic
• Star-Studded Movie to Film in Newport
• Thomas powers Oakland over White Sox
• Smith Hires Expert for Son's 2nd Autopsy
• Soriano joins 40-40 club
• Quiet Tokyo neighborhood may be sitting on a gruesome World War II secret
• Nuclear renaissance triggers another uranium boom in the West
• Even with giant cost cuts, Ford's plan fails to wow Wall Street
• Hong Kong's jobless rate remains steady in June-August period, economists say
• Bizarre divorce saga: A man, a woman and missing millions
• From a school known for stress, a dean takes aim at admissions anxiety
• In Chile, nobody talks to the General anymore
• Sweden heads into close election with slight edge for center-right opposition
• Moldova's breakaway region to vote on pursuing union with Russia
• State elections may bring far-right gain, more woe for Merkel
• Ryder Cup: Olazabal would rather be player than captain
• Suzuki has record-setting day
• China destroys 13 million illegal discs in latest campaign against piracy
• In a twist, Europe carries the burden of expectations
• 'All the King's Men' Debuts in Big Easy
• G-7 finance chiefs call for greater flexibility in Chinese exchange rates
• In a twist, Europe carries the burden of expectations
• Movie stars flock to New Orleans for debut of 'All the King's Men' starring Penn, Law, Winslet
• Brazil increasingly restless with unpredictable Bolivian energy policy
• Michigan hammer Notre Dame
• India and Pakistan agree to restart peace talks
• NZ heavily favored against England for Sunday's women's rugby final
• 'All the King's Men' Debuts in Big Easy
• Nonaligned nations take aim at U.N. Security Council veto power
• Mexican leftist's supporters elect him has president of parallel government
• CIA interrogations of suspected terrorists face new legal scrutiny, possible overhaul
• 'All the King's Men' Debuts in Big Easy
• Smith Hires Expert for Son's 2nd Autopsy
• Greece says Turkey's route to European Union membership must pass through a united Cyprus
• Republicans Frist, Romney back Bush on terror-detainee rules
• Movie stars flock to New Orleans for debut of 'All the King's Men' starring Penn, Law, Winslet
• Thomas powers Oakland over White Sox
• Suzuki has record-setting day
• Nonaligned nations condemn terrorism, Israel in final declarations
• Greece says Turkey's route to European Union membership must pass through a united Cyprus
• Australian government recommends toughening citizenship guidelines
• Uruguay beats Portugal 20-14
• Foreign businesses finding welcome not so warm as China shifts strategy
• Nonaligned nations condemn terrorism, Israel in final declarations
• US congressman fires staffer over racially charged comments on her blog
• Painted Elephant Causes Stir in L.A.
• Painted Elephant Causes Stir in L.A.
• San Francisco Opera Loses Music Director
• San Francisco Opera's music director won't return when his contract expires in 2009
• Mexican leftist's supporters elect him president of parallel government
• Bautista wins 125cc race and world title; fellow Spaniard Lorenzo first in 250cc
• Africa, Indonesia, China key risk zones for bird flu, experts say
• Africa, Indonesia, China key risk zones for bird flu, experts say
• Typhoon batters southern Japan, killing at least 4
• Reunited R.E.M. highlights Georgia music hall inductions
• Africa, Indonesia, China key risk zones for bird flu, experts say
• Clapton, playing old and new, kicks off North American tour
• R.E.M. Inducted Into Music Hall of Fame
• Clapton Kicks Off North American Tour
• Indonesia's president calls pope's comments on Islam unwise and inappropriate
• Nonaligned nations Israel, support Iran in final declarations
• Africa, Indonesia, China key risk zones for bird flu, experts say
• Africa, Indonesia, China key risk zones for bird flu, experts say
• Thomas powers Oakland over White Sox
• Toyota plans to boost overseas output by 40 percent to 5 million vehicles: report
• Nonaligned nations Israel, support Iran in final declarations
• Barrera wins unanimous decision over Juarez
• Greece says Turkey's route to European Union membership must pass through a united Cyprus
• Reunited R.E.M. highlights Georgia music hall inductions
• R.E.M. Inducted Into Music Hall of Fame
• Moldova's breakaway region vote on pursuing union with Russia
• Indonesia's president calls pope's comments on Islam unwise and inappropriate
• Former NYC Mayor Giuliani is security consultant to bidder for Singapore casino project
• Marco Melandri wins MotoGP at Phillip Island
• Marco Melandri wins MotoGP at Phillip Island
• WHO: Risk of pandemic remains high; bird flu to top regional meeting again
• Mexico considers breaking off relations with Venezuela after Chavez election comments
• Japan's ruling party pens bill to allow military use of space
• Japan's ruling party pens bill to allow military use of space
• Real Salt Lake rallies to edge FC Dallas
• Nepal business group says several companies facing closure because of rebels
• Soriano joins 40-40 club
• Moldova's breakaway region votes on pursuing union with Russia
• Shuttle Astronauts Prepare for Trip Home
• Opponents of Taiwan president begin second week of protests
• Opponents of Taiwan president begin second week of protests
• China expresses regret at U.S., EU auto parts complaint to WTO