英文新聞列表 English News List

• China's premier to visit Japan for first time in 7 years; expectations mixed
• Unseeded Karlovic takes out sixth-seeded Becker
• Hayek, MGM to Form Production Company
• Truck spills nearly 7,000 gallons of diesel fuel at Prudhoe Bay
• Consumer watchdog asks FDA to order drug maker to stop airing Celebrex ad
• "Flem" at the helm as New Zealand enters cricket golden era
• Eighth-seed Argentine holds off Gambill
• Canada advances to face U.S. in women's hockey final
• Japan extends sanctions as U.S. delegation presses North Korea to shut nuclear reactor
• Cabrera pitches Orioles over Detroit
• New NHL champ could lurk in East
• One dies, more than 200 poisoned by hospital food in China
• One dies, more than 200 poisoned by hospital food in China
• Mets pounce on error to beat Philadelphia
• CBS Radio, MSNBC to Suspend Imus 2 Weeks
• McDonalds, KFC allow unions in China operations, amid probe into parttime pay
• McDonalds, KFC allow unions in China operations, amid probe into parttime pay
• Expiration of Nokia-Qualcomm licensing pact may bring more lawsuits
• Nissan revs up engine production at Japanese plant
• Protests Lead to Imus' Suspension
• Singapore's economy grows at 7.2 percent rate in first quarter, beating forecasts
• Singapore's economy grows at 7.2 percent rate in first quarter, beating forecasts
• California panel considers key lease for proposed LNG terminal off Malibu
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged at 0.5 percent
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged at 0.5 percent
• Spector Defense: Clarkson Was Despondent
• Parker leads San Antonio past Portland
• Martha Stewart aims to be online leader in everything lifestyle
• Spector defense says victim was despairing over career, money at time of death
• Nobel laureate among top 3 in East Timor presidential elections
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• Romney plans call for more robust defense spending
• Justin Vaughan named CEO of New Zealand Cricket
• Justin Vaughan named CEO of New Zealand Cricket
• Nepal's army to lock up weapons as part of peace deal
• Bride's house burns down hours before wedding, but nuptials go on after groom rescued tux
• Chinese refiner Sinopec reports 30 percent rise in net profit in 2006
• Chinese refiner Sinopec reports 30 percent rise in net profit in 2006
• Cabrera pitches Orioles over Detroit
• Mets pounce on errors to beat Philadelphia
• China criticizes U.S. complaint to WTO over product piracy
• China criticizes U.S. complaint to WTO over product piracy
• DVD-sniffing dogs to have Malaysian stay extended after successful anti-piracy raids
• Parker leads San Antonio past Portland
• U.S. announces 2 new trade cases against China
• Former Malaysian soccer coach fined S$5,000 for match-fixing in Singapore
• Former Malaysian soccer coach fined S$5,000 for match-fixing in Singapore
• McDonalds, KFC allow unions in China operations, amid probe into part-time pay
• McDonalds, KFC allow unions in China operations, amid probe into part-time pay
• California panel votes against key lease for LNG proposal off Malibu
• Indian actress Vidya Balan says rumors of affairs with co-stars are ridiculous
• Indian actress Vidya Balan says rumors of affairs with co-stars are ridiculous
• New Zealand stocks flat in muted start to trading week
• China reports sharply lower March trade surplus
• Reports: Malaysia cuts varsity participation in Swiss expo amid criticisms
• California panel votes against key lease for LNG proposal off Malibu
• China Citic Bank seeks up to US$3.86 billion from Hong Kong IPO
• Philippine president's husband recovering from high-risk heart surgery
• Chinese state TV begins filming 40-part series on Bruce Lee
• Chinese state TV begins filming 40-part series on Bruce Lee
• Neck injury forces Andrew Johns to retire
• Neck injury forces Andrew Johns to retire
• East Timor presidential election will likely go to second round: election official
• China criticizes U.S. complaint to WTO over product piracy
• China criticizes U.S. complaint to WTO over product piracy
• Iraq's prime minister says no timetable needed for U.S. troop withdrawal
• Activist: Chinese lawyer forced to confess in prison to protect family
• DVD-sniffing dogs to have Malaysian stay extended after successful anti-piracy raids
• Malaysian prime minister says no plan to force bloggers to register
• Racial Slur Gets Imus 2-Week Suspension
• Iraq's prime minister says no timetable needed for U.S. troop withdrawal
• Dollar dips against the yen on U.S. economy concerns; euro hits fresh vs yen
• Dollar dips against the yen on U.S. economy concerns; euro hits fresh vs yen
• China reports sharply lower trade surplus, rejects U.S. piracy complaint
• California panel votes against key lease for LNG proposal off Los Angeles
• Wishful Schwarzenegger shadows the presidential race
• Super 14: Cheetahs' Fortuin banned for two weeks for dangerous play
• Super 14: Cheetahs' Fortuin banned for two weeks for dangerous play
• Wishful Schwarzenegger shadows the presidential race
• France's PPR launches friendly takeover offer for Germany's Puma
• Former Malaysian soccer coach fined S$50,000 for match-fixing in Singapore
• Former Malaysian soccer coach fined S$50,000 for match-fixing in Singapore
• Neck injury forces Andrew Johns' to retire
• Neck injury forces Andrew Johns' to retire
• LG.Philips LCD reports first-quarter loss on falling display prices
• LG.Philips LCD reports first-quarter loss on falling display prices
• Japanese stocks fall amid selling of blue-chip exporter shares
• Japanese stocks fall amid selling of blue-chip exporter shares
• Tobacco company Altadis rejects euro47 a share offer from Imperial
• Vietnamese police break up matchmaking ring for South Korean men
• Neck injury forces Andrew Johns' to retire
• Neck injury forces Andrew Johns' to retire
• Pakistan's Bhutto presses Musharraf to leave army post
• Pakistan's Bhutto presses Musharraf to leave army post
• Toyota cars get real-time traffic, road data to map smartest routes
• Toyota cars get real-time traffic, road data to map smartest routes
• India's Suzlon Energy raises bid for Germany's REpower, tops rival offer from Areva
• India's Suzlon Energy raises bid for Germany's REpower, tops rival offer from Areva
• Dudamel to Take LA Philharmonic's Reins
• Singapore's Changi Airport to impose 100 milliliter limit on liquids in hand luggage
• Consortium raises offer for J Sainsbury PLC, report says
• Euro higher against U.S. dollar
• Next Los Angeles Philharmonic director introduces himself to his orchestra
• Malaysian company says bio-fuel from nipah palm tree can help halt global warming
• Pakistan blocks Web site of radical mosque for spreading 'hate material'
• France's Unibail bids euro11.2 billion for Netherlands' Rodamco
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• Taiwan police hunt for arsonist believed responsible for torching Chiang Kai-shek villa
• Taiwan police hunt for arsonist believed responsible for torching Chiang Kai-shek villa
• Pakistan's Bhutto presses President Musharraf to leave army post
• Hertha Berlin fires coach Goetz
• Chinese shares rise to new high on strong earnings forecasts
• North Korean defectors form alliance to seek democratization of homeland
• Mexico's Cemex increases offer for Australia's Rinker by 22 percent to win board support
• Chinese premier heads to Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• Kyrgyzstan's embattled president accuses opposition of coup plotting
• Chinese drinks maker Wahaha accuses Danone of attempting hostile takeover
• Chinese drinks maker Wahaha accuses Danone of attempting hostile takeover
• Philippine shares rise, led by property, banking stocks
• Hynix Semiconductor CEO says South Korea needs creative push
• Bayern hopes to buck history when it faces Milan in Champions League
• Ho Chi Minh City to build US$1 billion commuter rail system
• Tate & Lyle says it filed case on alleged patent infringement
• Bank of Japan leaves interest rates unchanged at 0.5 percent, as widely expected
• Nokia, Qualcomm continue talks on licensing agreement
• Guinea-Bissau's president appoints new prime minister
• Danish club Randers names Colin Todd new coach
• Chinese shares rise to new high on strong earnings forecasts
• Bertelsmann says it will buy outstanding stake in Bookspan from Time Inc.
• Ukraine's president meets premier, insists on early parliamentary elections
• New Vienna exhibition delights the senses _ and just in time for spring
• Czech poet, philosopher Egon Bondy dies at age 77
• LG.Philips LCD reports first-quarter loss on falling display prices
• LG.Philips LCD reports first-quarter loss on falling display prices
• Easter Spanish road deaths high despite new points-based license system
• Helvetica, `official' typeface of the 20th century, going strong at 50
• Portugal's president endorses new law allowing abortion, but recommends tighter safeguards
• China's Sinopec in talks on Iran's Yadavaran oil field, president says
• China's Sinopec in talks on Iran's Yadavaran oil field, president says
• 132 Hong Kong horses infected with horse herpes in territory's worse outbreak
• Chinese refiner Sinopec reports 30 percent rise in net profit in 2006
• Chinese refiner Sinopec reports 30 percent rise in net profit in 2006
• Ukraine's president meets premier, insists on early parliamentary elections
• Malaysia's stock index rise to new 13-year high
• Oil prices bounce back slightly after drop of nearly US$3
• U.S. files two new trade cases against China at WTO
• Nepal's ex-communist rebels file application seeking political party status
• U.S. Files Trade Cases Against China
• Hong Kong shares rise to 6-week high, led by heavyweights HSBC, Sinopec
• Hong Kong shares rise to 6-week high, led by heavyweights HSBC, Sinopec
• Chinese premier heads to Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• World Economic Forum says UAE is Arab world's most competitive economy
• Effort to build liquefied natural gas terminal off Southern California coast dealt setback
• Volvo to expand Renault plant in France to boost capacity
• East Timor presidential election heads for second round of voting
• Portugal's president endorses new law allowing abortion, but recommends tighter safeguards
• Bayern hopes to buck history when it faces Milan in Champions League
• Female bomber hits police station; heaving fighting in central Baghdad
• Taiwanese presidential hopeful challenged on English language ability
• Wall Street headed toward flat opening as investors weigh 1Q earnings, Fed
• US official says NKorea told time running out to honor disarmament deal
• India's Suzlon Energy raises bid for Germany's REpower, tops rival offer from Areva
• Taiwan shares end flat on weak tech outlook
• Tobacco company Altadis rejects euro47 a share offer from Imperial
• Ukraine's president meets premier, insists on early parliamentary elections
• Study says price gouging bill would damage U.S. economy, harm oil production
• Xstrata offers to buy Gloucester Coal for 391 million Australian dollars
• Rutgers Team to Weigh in on Imus Storm
• Democratic presidential hopeful Obama says not interested in vice presidency
• Australia shares surge to record on takeover news
• Indonesian shares hit new record on buying in mining shares
• U.S. presidential hopeful John McCain says he still would have toured Iraqi market without heavy security
• Singapore bans film about former political prisoner, says it is "against public interest"
• Singapore bans film about former political prisoner, says it is "against public interest"
• Malaysia four new WiMAX operators told to share infrastructure to cut costs
• Vaughan could return this season after severing artery
• Prestigious Music Grants Awarded in NYC
• Pakistan busts currency-counterfeiting gang, arrests 10
• China cutting steel export rebates amid trade complaints
• China cutting steel export rebates amid trade complaints
• Indian shares end flat; ITC, Hindustan Lever gain, technology stocks fall
• Borromeo String Quartet, Yura Lee & DaXun Zhang win prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grants
• Dudamel to Take LA Philharmonic's Reins
• BAA says passenger traffic rose 3.7 percent in March
• DVD-Sniffing Dogs to Stay in Malaysia
• Spector Defense: Clarkson Was Despondent
• Martha Stewart Relaunching Her Web Site
• Abbott Laboratories opens $450 million site in Puerto Rico
• Afghan government bans Al-Jazeera programs on local TV station
• Hayek, MGM Form New Production Company
• Thailand to consider breakthrough offer of discounted AIDS drug from Abbott Laboratories
• Thailand to consider breakthrough offer of discounted AIDS drug from Abbott Laboratories
• Malaysian company to build US$1 billion thermal power plant in southern Vietnam
• Malaysian company to build US$1 billion thermal power plant in southern Vietnam
• Singapore bans film about former political prisoner, says it is "against public interest"
• Singapore bans film about former political prisoner, says it is "against public interest"
• In Pyongyang, foreigners kept distant from North Koreans
• Portugal's president endorses new law allowing abortion but recommends tighter safeguards
• Afghan government bans Al-Jazeera programs on local TV station
• Chinese premier heads to Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• Greek minister says human error involved in cruise ship sinking
• General Motors says European sales rose 5.8 percent in the first quarter
• India unprepared for climate change with possible widespread floods, drought: researcher
• Guinea-Bissau's president appoints new prime minister
• Martha Stewart aims to be online leader in everything lifestyle
• Euro higher against U.S. dollar
• BMW says new car sales fell 1.9 percent in March
• Renowned Austrian photographer Harry Weber dead at 85
• Africa is continent most vulnerable to impact of the climate change, say officials
• easyJet says passenger numbers rose more than 12 percent in March
• Bush signs into law U.S. endorsement of NATO expansion, aid for five prospects
• Thai shares gain slightly on buying in bank blue chips
• EU hands over decision on Carrefour's purchase of Ahold stores to Poland
• Afghan government bans Al-Jazeera programs on local TV station
• Pakistan and Sri Lanka to compete in limited-overs cricket series at Abu Dhabi
• Renowned Austrian photographer Harry Weber dead at 85
• U.S. files two new trade cases against China at WTO
• Swiss post unveils Federer stamp
• France's Sarkozy defends himself, had said pedophiles predestined from birth
• Bush says he would sign bill to allow stem cell research on nonviable human embryos
• Britain's VT Group Gets 150 million pound contract for Trinidad patrol vessels
• Abbott Laboratories opens $450 million factory in Puerto Rico
• Afghan government bans Al-Jazeera programs on local TV station
• China Begins Filming Bruce Lee TV Series
• Thai Cabinet revises draft of proposed law on foreign ownership of businesses
• Thai Cabinet revises draft of proposed law on foreign ownership of businesses
• Martha Stewart Relaunching Her Web Site
• Thailand to consider breakthrough offer of discounted AIDS drug from Abbott Laboratories
• Thailand to consider breakthrough offer of discounted AIDS drug from Abbott Laboratories
• LG.Philips LCD reports first-quarter loss on falling display prices
• A new trial will allow cricket players to challenge umpires
• India's biggest private airline revives merger deal with rival carrier
• India blocks WTO probe of its wine duties
• Live Earth Concerts to Be Held July 7
• Egypt rights groups say turnout in constitutional referendum was 5 percent, not official 27
• Northrop submits bid early for $40B refueling tanker deal that Boeing lost three years ago
• LA Radio Host Acquitted of Threat
• Martha Stewart Relaunching Her Web Site
• Trial starts in U.S. auto industry's challenge to states' authority over auto emissions
• Chinese drinks maker Wahaha accuses Danone of attempting hostile takeover
• Live Earth Concerts to Be Held July 7
• Liverpool won't be complacent against PSV in second leg
• Romney plans call for more robust defense spending
• Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney plans call for more robust defense spending
• Calzaghe breaks left hand in 20th title defense against Manfredo
• Imus Calls His Suspension 'Appropriate'
• Goodyear looks to expand in China
• Poor Pitch Leads to Cincinnati Sandwich
• Rutgers Coach Assails Imus' Comments
• Federal regulator says Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac remain 'supervisory concern' amid U.S. housing woes
• Stoitchkov resigns as Bulgaria coach
• Chen offers look inside PRC machine
• Grenada says it's ready for international spotlight
• Cubs' 'winning' feel difficult to buy into
• New Zealand nears World Cup semifinals
• Denver prolongs Los Angeles' downward spiral
• Chinese soccer players told to control middle fingers after unruly fan incidents
• Wang making progress while Kuo waits for his opportunity
• Taiwan's Chan and Chuang suffer reversal of form
• Against AC Milan, Bayern attempts to buck history
• Bolton draw keeps it behind Gunners
• In Brief
• Hurley's India wedding criticized as 'insulting'
• Koalas facing extinction due to drought and urban development, researcher says
• Drinking cocoa, not tea, seen lowering blood pressure
• Taiex declines as investors cash in on profits
• NT dollar touches one-week high on export growth
• China Citic Bank seeks US$3.86 billion IPO
• Wall Street ends mixed ahead of Q1 earnings
• In Brief
• Thailand laws get tougher for foreign firms
• Roller-coaster markets take investors on a wild ride
• U.S. adds 2 cases against China in WTO complaint
• PRC rejects U.S. piracy complaint
• China's McDonalds, KFC allow unions
• Spam hurting No.1 status of e-mail, says IDC
• Chunghwa Telecom Q1 profit rises 21%
• Microsoft Taiwan targets two-digit growth for next 5 years
• Sony brings Internet video TV to the living room
• Sony procurement from local OEM, ODM firms surges
• Australia to send special forces back to Afghanistan, prime minister says
• Chinese lawyer says was forced to confess to protect his family
• In Brief
• Koreas resume talks on POWs and abductees
• Global warming to bring drought, floods, hunger to Asia, expert warns
• Indonesia sets up agency to handle mud disaster
• Thailand adds more police for festival
• Japan to extend trade sanctions on North Korea
• In Brief
• Teachers go on strike in Argentina
• Court sentences four men in landmark Srebrenica ruling
• Robot submarine to investigate Greek wreck for missing tourists
• UK defense ministry bans sailors from selling stories
• Portugal president backs law permitting abortion
• Skirmish upsets Chad and Sudan
• Progress in prisoner deal stirs hope in Gaza
• A new deal with readers of the news
• This 'Secret' isn't worth keeping
• DPP needs unity, not loyalty purge
• In Brief
• Plan requiring presidential hopefuls to speak English prompts criticism
• Officials deny military drill anticipates possible pan-blue protest after 2008 poll
• FUSE fashion week shows new idea of temple culture
• Scholars urge sanatorium's preservation
• Taipei fire department reports chateau blaze likely arson case
• MOTC plan aims to boost tourism in Pinglin
• Helicopter crash caused by weather, report shows
• Kaohsiung mayor vows to embrace relocated agencies
• Lawmakers block key bills
• Su's team opens campaign office
• Cabinet criticized for suspending two NCC members
• China blasts U.S. over plan to take piracy issue to WTO
• Pentagon could extend tour of duty in Iraq for thousands
• East Timor gets ready for runoff
• Tainan mayor is indicted for profiteering
• NCC subject to monitoring, says Su
• 2008 polls won't affect 'one China' policy: Rice
• 'Walk to stay healthy' campaign launched
• Unique Group wins auction of TTV shares
• Taiwanese SMEs to increase IT spending by 0.7 percent in 2007, says MIC
• Groundbreaking clinical trial program for SCI patients takes off
• Pusong Pinoy
• Support TIWA's migrant photography exhibition
• Chen suppporters back Hsieh's presidential bid
• Transaction banking is a critical growth driver for Asia's financial institutions, says research firm
• Wall Street does not expect blockbuster U.S. sales from Merck's Vioxx follow-up, Arcoxia
• City May Set Up Panel to Stop Bad Odors
• Sheriff Gives Himself a Ticket
• U.S. radio host suspended for racially offensive comments insists he is not a racist
• Sainsbury's shares fall as private equity firms pull out of bidding consortium
• Rutgers Team to Meet With Don Imus
• Sheryl Crow Goes Green for College Tour
• Bank of NY shareholders reject proposal to vote on executive pay
• Secretary of state brushes off `negative agenda' of Chavez, other Latin leftist critics
• Grammy winner Sheryl Crow tours college campuses to raise awareness about global warming
• Yahoo to provide search ads for Viacom Web sites in multiyear deal
• Liquigas rider Beltran wins second stage
• Second-seeded Ferrero advances to second round at Valencia Open
• PPR announces friendly offer for Puma valuing company at euro5.3 billion
• Weakness spreads from subprime U.S. mortgage market to so-called Alt-A segment
• Rutgers Team to Meet With Don Imus
• Nokia, Qualcomm continue talks on licensing agreement
• Rutgers Team to Meet With Don Imus
• IMF: risky U.S. mortgages not likely to destabilize global markets
• Rutgers Team to Meet With Don Imus
• Hearing on Smith Daughter Scheduled
• Columbus Crew reportedly eyeing Boca Juniors hero Guillermo Barros Schelotto
• Oil prices rise slightly after dropping nearly $3 a barrel
• U.S. radio host suspended for racially offensive comments insists he is not a racist
• UCI wants French government to reconsider Unibet team ban
• House panel subpoenas Gonzales for documents in prosecutor firings
• Stocks for Mexico's Cemex soar on news of increased offer for Australia's Rinker
• TV Producer Wants Jim Morrison Pardoned
• Ecuador's president says he likely would resign if constitution measure fails
• U.S. gasoline price surge easing, government says
• Hearing on Smith Daughter Scheduled
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator Surrenders
• TV producer wants pardon in Florida for the late Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors
• Texas judge grants family's request to keep baby on life support
• Ex-inmates in U.S. urge reforms to aid wrongly convicted
• Moose, Reindeer to Take Taste Tests
• European stocks close higher, boosted by M&A news
• Juventus beats Napoli 2-0
• Bush signs into law U.S. endorsement of NATO expansion, aid for five prospects
• Ukraine's president meets premier, insists on early parliamentary elections
• Live Earth Concerts to Be Held July 7
• British education minister warns malicious online videos hurting teachers
• Amp'd Mobile says subscribers grew 70 percent in first quarter to 175,000
• 700 arrests for terrorism-related offenses in EU last year, Europol says
• Moose and reindeer on Swedish taste panel for road salt
• Rutgers Team to Meet With Don Imus
• Rival: Splenda confuses consumers by claiming to be 'like sugar'
• Beatles' Apple Corps. Chief Exec. Quits
• U.S. radio host suspended for racially offensive comments insists he is not a racist
• 6 Taliban, 2 Afghan soldiers killed in violence in southern Afghanistan
• House panel subpoenas Gonzales for documents in prosecutor firings
• Rutgers Team to Meet With Don Imus
• Soccer fans fight with police outside Man United stadium
• Juventus beats Napoli 2-0
• Greek minister says human error involved in cruise ship sinking
• Titans' Pacman suspended for season; Henry out for eight games
• Croatia gets No. 1 seeding for Davis Cup playoffs
• TV producer wants pardon in Florida for the late Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors
• Sneak Peek: King Shrek Returns in May
• U.S. official says North Korea told time running out to honor disarmament deal
• Iraq's Shiites look at their ascent 4 years on, some unhappy with handling of power
• MGM completes $400 million casino sale
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator in Custody
• US forces battle gunmen in central Baghdad, female bomber kills Iraqi recruits
• Founder of Girls Gone Wild adult video empire in U.S. custody after contempt citation
• Stoitchkov quits Bulgaria to take charge of Celta
• D.R. Horton 2nd-quarter net sales orders decline, hurt by sagging housing market
• House panel subpoenas Gonzales for documents in prosecutor firings
• Alcatel-Lucent announces Chinese partnership
• U.S. PGA Tour adds Puerto Rico to its 2008 schedule
• Austrian general suspended over questions about fighter jet deal
• Beatles' Apple Corps. Chief Exec. Quits
• Judge grants request to keep infant on life-support
• Ukraine's president ready to compromise on parliamentary election date
• CNN Names New International Chief
• U.S. auto industry challenges states' authority over carbon emissions
• Rutgers Team Blasts Imus, Will Meet Him
• Republican candidates for 2008 presidential campaign putting emphasis on military affairs
• Giants' former trainer testified in Bonds probe
• Hearing on Smith Daughter Scheduled
• Memoir Probes Dad's Wartime Secret
• U.S. judge denies mistrial motion from Conrad Black lawyer in fraud case
• Gore Vidal to Receive PEN/Borders Prize
• Hearing on Smith Daughter Scheduled
• Gore Vidal awarded PEN/Borders prize for insights into the "human condition"
• Governor signs bill authorizing $250 million for LA Olympics
• Rutgers Team Blasts Imus, Will Meet Him
• Disney could spend $33.5 million to fix Pixar stock options
• Gore Vidal to Receive PEN/Borders Prize
• Microsoft posts security updates, fixes emergency patch fallout
• Soccer fans fight with police outside Man United stadium
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Gore Vidal to Receive PEN/Borders Prize
• `Disturbia' Predictable but Passable
• Live Earth Concerts to Be Held July 7
• Democratic U.S. Senator says Congress ready to override Bush stem cell veto
• FIFA inspectors reject proposed Chilean stadiums for World Cup qualifiers
• Kentridge's `Magic Flute' Arrives in USA
• William Kentridge's black-and-white take on `The Magic Flute' arrives in U.S.
• Nashville goalie healthy, ready after missing 2006 playoffs
• Former Smith Boyfriend Father of Infant
• Former Smith Boyfriend Father of Infant
• DNA: Birkhead Is Baby's Father
• United Rentals explores sale, other alternatives, shares soar
• Former Smith Boyfriend Father of Infant
• Fire Reported at Johnny Cash Tenn. Home
• Venezuela to take full control of CANTV telecommunications company by June 4
• Former Smith Boyfriend Father of Infant
• Insect-based experimental flu vaccine shows promise as rival to hen egg method
• Venus on course for sister showdown
• Fire Reported at Johnny Cash Tenn. Home
• DNA Shows Birkhead Father of Smith Baby
• Oil prices end higher after dropping nearly $3 a barrel on Tuesday
• Man tattoos 'recipe for cremation' on his arm
• Bobcats' Morrison fined $25,000 for obscene gesture
• ConocoPhillips to give ISU $22 million for biofuels research
• U.S. House panel plans hearings on misinformation by the military surrounding Tillman, Lynch cases
• Ecuador's president says he likely would resign if constitution measure fails
• Nokia, Qualcomm continue talks on licensing agreement
• Democratic U.S. Senator says Congress ready to override Bush stem cell veto
• U.S. stocks edge higher as investors await word on earnings, Fed governors' speeches
• DNA Shows Birkhead Is Baby's Father
• Champions League: Man United routs AS Roma 7-1, reaches semifinals
• DNA Shows Birkhead Father of Smith Baby
• Champions League: Essien scores in injury time to give Chelsea 2-1 win
• Dollar trades lower against most major currencies amid trade troubles between U.S. and China
• Ratings: Florida Win Good News for CBS
• Maryland first to approve move to sidestep U.S. Electoral College
• Alcoa 1Q profit rises 9 percent on higher metal prices, sales
• Fire Reported at Johnny Cash Tenn. Home
• Champions League: Man United routs AS Roma 7-1, reaches semifinals
• Review: Shannon Shines in `Dog'
• Maryland wants to rework U.S. presidential election process
• D.R. Horton 2nd-quarter net sales orders decline, hurt by sagging housing market
• Man United, Chelsea reach Champions League semifinals
• Weakness spreads from subprime U.S. mortgage market to so-called Alt-A segment
• Man United, Chelsea reach Champions League semifinals
• Internet numbers on the rise at the Masters
• Sexual abstinence groups organize in Washington to lobby Democrats not to cut back funding
• MasterCard converts banks' shares early, announces plans for stock buyback
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator in Custody
• Prosecutor: Nacchio withheld bad news from investors
• Cleaner Sued Over Trashed Beatles Photos
• Champions League: Man United routs AS Roma 7-1, reaches semifinals
• `Blackbird' Unnerves Its Audience
• Founder of `Girls Gone Wild' video empire in federal custody after contempt citation
• This Orphan (Not Annie) Sings, Too
• Canadian auto workers to fight Kerkorian bid for Chrysler
• Democrat Obama hits Republican McCain for using Baghdad market visit as proof of security
• Ford recalls Escape SUVs because of brake trouble
• Now a major winner, Pressel goes back to work
• Man United, Chelsea reach Champions League semifinals
• 'Anne of Green Gables' is simple, sweet entertainment with a message
• Stoitchkov quits Bulgaria to take charge of Celta
• Champions League: Man United routs AS Roma 7-1, reaches semifinals
• Designers Rethink National Mall
• Gold, silver futures higher as dollar slides
• Investigators: No breakthroughs in Woolmer killing
• Rutgers Team Blasts Imus, Will Meet Him
• Palm to use Linux for new software platform in hopes of better competing in smart phones
• Morning Radio a Recipe for Disaster
• Brazilian priest to use monkeys, hawks to solve pigeon plague blamed on ethanol production
• Slutskaya returning to Russia because of pregnancy
• Fluminense fans mock players with gifts of dolls, liquor
• Champions League: Man United routs AS Roma 7-1, reaches semifinals
• U.S. gasoline prices surge easing after springtime surge, says government
• Sampson pitches Astros past Cubs 4-2
• Alcoa 1Q profit rises 9 percent on higher metal prices, sales
• Imus is the latest U.S. radio host with an appetite for self-destruction
• Internet numbers on the rise at the Masters
• 43 newsroom staffers at Atlanta Journal-Constitution taking buyout
• Investigators: No breakthroughs in Woolmer killing
• On the Net: Film Fans Flock Online
• Champions League: Essien scores in injury time to give Chelsea 2-1 win
• Rival: Splenda confuses consumers by claiming to be 'from sugar'
• Soccer fans fight with police outside Man United stadium
• Fish rallies to win against Argentine
• Ex-currency trader Armstrong gets more prison time
• On the Net: Film fans flock to Flixter.com and other online destinations
• Kerry, Gingrich debate global warming
• Man United, Chelsea reach Champions League semifinals
• Levi Strauss 1Q profit climbs 61 percent
• DNA Shows Birkhead Is Baby's Father
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Fire Destroys Johnny Cash Home
• Fire Destroys Johnny Cash Home
• Venezuela to take full control of CANTV telecommunications company by June 4
• Agrava-se a crise entre Equador e Col
• Cow imported into U.S. was in same herd as infected cow
• Snoop Dogg charged with gun and drug counts in California arrest
• Rutgers Team Blasts Imus, Will Meet Him
• Snoop Dogg charged with gun and drug counts in California arrest
• West Indies finally improves: not enough and against wrong opponent
• Rescue plan for Tasmanian devils triggers environmental fears
• Lockheed makes new LCS ship proposal to further Navy negotiations on reducing cost overruns
• Morning Radio a Recipe for Disaster
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Fresh court wrangling over Black's trip to tropical island
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator in Custody
• Hagman backs campaign to claim phone tax refunds for green causes
• South Africa's big score all but ends West Indies World Cup hopes
• 2 former Marsh & McLennan executives start NYC bid rigging trial
• Venezuela to take full control of CANTV telecommunications company by June 4
• Fulham fires Coleman; Northern Ireland's Sanchez takes over part-time
• Founder of `Girls Gone Wild' video empire in federal custody after contempt citation
• CBS News Fires Producer for Plagiarism
• Giant yellow diamond goes on public view at Smithsonian Institution
• MasterCard converts banks' shares early, announces plans for stock buyback
• De Villiers learns lesson from Smith and battles through cramps
• Prosecutor: Nacchio withheld bad news from investors
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• New management takes reins at beleaguered video game company Take-Two
• Greyhound extends contract with drivers through April
• Prosecutor: Nacchio withheld bad news from investors
• Snoop Dogg Hit With Gun and Drug Charges
• Amgen's CFO resigns amid biotech titans struggles
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• All Nippon Airways unions go on strike over pay
• New spy chief weighs changes to decades-old surveillance, intelligence powers
• Bush invites Democrats for a meeting, not a negotiation, on war spending
• Democrats escalate fight over fired prosecutors by seeking more documents
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• Still `Simple Life' for Paris & Nicole
• Embryonic stem cell research bill is assured of Senate passage, but doomed by veto threat
• McCain's presidential bid linked to Iraq war outcome
• Congressional panel plans hearings on misinformation surrounding Tillman, Lynch cases
• Role of political cases in dismissals is at the center of federal prosecutors flap.
• Japan's current account surplus up 4.9 percent on year in February
• Relief turns to embarrassment as British sailors cash in on hostage ordeal
• Japan's current account surplus up 4.9 percent on year in February
• Rival: Splenda confuses consumers by claiming to be 'from sugar'
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Average house prices in Britain have more than doubled in 15 years
• Edwards announces prominent gay supporters
• Larry Hagman Goes Green
• Kennedy cousin Skakel wants RFK Jr. to testify in his murder appeal
• Champions League: Man United routs AS Roma 7-1, reaches semifinals
• Larry Hagman Backs Green Causes
• Colombia on path to investment grade status, S&P says
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Soccer fans fight with police outside Man United stadium
• U.S. forces battle gunmen in Baghdad; female bomber kills Iraqi recruits
• All Nippon Airways unions go on strike over labor conditions
• All Nippon Airways unions go on strike over labor conditions
• Charity unites troops in Iraq with family by video for events big and small
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator in Custody
• Japan machinery orders fall 5.2 percent in February
• Venezuela to take full control of CANTV telecommunications company by June 4
• East Timor presidential election may require second round
• Cherry to Make U.S. Debut on NBC
• Former Vivendi vice chairman Bronfman sues company over pension pay
• Majors are supposed to be hard, even the Masters
• Sevilla to face Tottenham in UEFA quarterfinals without starting goalie
• Casino expansion puts lawmakers between tribes, labor groups
• Alcoa's 1st-quarter profit rises 9 percent on higher metal prices, sales
• Groin injury forces Serena Williams to withdraw from Family Circle
• ******* ATEN
• Olympic champ Plushenko returning to competition
• Longer life expectancies bring new problems for both poor and rich countries, WHO warns
• Junior still wants majority ownership in DEI
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Chinese premier heads to Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• East Timor will hold run-off vote to pick new president, preliminary result show
• Climate change effects on Asia 'too alarming to contemplate,' researcher says
• Fresh court wrangling over Black's trip to tropical island
• Prosecutor: Nacchio withheld bad news from investors
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• McDonald's says Chinese labor officials clear it of alleged minimum wage violations
• McDonald's says Chinese labor officials clear it of alleged minimum wage violations
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• Waltrip charged after rolling car in accident
• Edwards announces prominent gay supporters
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• McCain's presidential bid linked to Iraq war outcome
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Copa Libertadores: Cerro Porteno beats Deportes Tolima 1-0
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Red Sox crush Seattle in home opener
• Oil prices show little movement ahead of U.S. inventory report
• Oil prices show little movement ahead of U.S. inventory report
• Philippine opposition to maintain dominance in senatorial election: poll
• Companies Pull Ads From Imus Show
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Blake's forehand overwhelms Italian
• Canada beats United States 5-1 in women's ice hockey final
• China signs agreement lifting ban on Japanese rice
• Sampson pitches Astros past Cubs 4-2
• Japan automakers create Japan jobs while 'Big Three' slash U.S. jobs
• Red Sox crush Seattle in home opener
• Philippine opposition to maintain dominance in senatorial election: poll
• Philippine opposition to maintain dominance in senatorial election: poll
• Washington lose, but make NBA playoffs
• Judge allows antitrust lawsuit against publishers to continue
• Judge Dismisses Beach Boys Lawsuit
• Washington state lawmakers pass domestic partnership bill giving rights to same-sex couples
• Birkhead About to Become Famous Father
• Judge Dismisses Beach Boys Lawsuit
• LA Radio Host Acquitted of Threat
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Trade minister says Australia missing out on mineral boom because of poor infrastructure
• Vietnam plans to export record 3 million tons of rice in first half
• Vietnam plans to export record 3 million tons of rice in first half
• U.S. forces battle gunmen in Baghdad; female bomber kills Iraqi recruits
• Beijing Olympics volunteers near half million
• Beijing Olympics volunteers near half million
• Wooing labor, Edwards to work early shift at nursing home
• Copa Libertadores: Internacional tops Emelec 2-1
• Russian prime minister to visit Pakistan to boost economic ties
• Copa Libertadores: Internacional survives
• Taiwan's opposition Nationalists swear in new chairman
• One of three NCL America cruise ships to be moved to Europe
• Chinese official says U.S. complaint to WTO will damage trade relations
• Chinese official says U.S. complaint to WTO will damage trade relations
• Ex-Grateful Dead Manager Sentenced
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Chinese agents strike wrong chord with scheme to dodge piano import duties
• Chinese agents strike wrong chord with scheme to dodge piano import duties
• Former Grateful Dead manager sentenced to 5-years in prison for tax evasion
• Ex-Grateful Dead Manager Sentenced
• Sampson pitches Astros past Cubs 4-2
• Far from Washington and a CIA scandal, the Wilson family relaxes in new adobe home
• Congressional Democrats keep pressure on Gonzales, White House by pushing for more documents
• U.S. forces battle gunmen in Baghdad; female bomber kills Iraqi recruits
• Lawyers say e-mails can help them prove homeowners' Katrina case against State Farm
• New Zealand stocks slip back in fully priced market
• Red Sox crush Seattle in home opener
• Malaysian government tells schools they must promote racial integration
• Lawrie, Bjorn lead China Open field
• Lawrie, Bjorn lead China Open field
• Dollar rises in Asia on weak Japanese economic data
• Dollar rises in Asia on weak Japanese economic data
• DNA Shows Larry Birkhead Is Baby's Dad
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Japanese stocks edge higher on buying of select electronics and pharmaceutical shares
• Japanese stocks edge higher on buying of select electronics and pharmaceutical shares
• Indian director Shekhar Kapur says next film in Queen Elizabeth I trilogy near completion
• Indian director Shekhar Kapur says next film in Queen Elizabeth I trilogy near completion
• Taiwan shares post moderate gains
• Stern: Not Going to Fight for Custody
• Custody of Smith's Baby to Be Discussed
• U.S. forces battle gunmen in Baghdad; female bomber kills Iraqi recruits
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Oil prices show little movement ahead of U.S. inventory report
• Oil prices show little movement ahead of U.S. inventory report
• Vanek out to prove he's ready for playoffs this time
• Australian stocks end flat on directionless trading
• Chinese premier arrives in Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• Iraqi prime minister arrives in South Korea for talks on strengthening ties
• Chinese writer sues 20th Century Fox over alleged copyright infringement: report
• Chinese writer sues 20th Century Fox over alleged copyright infringement: report
• McCain to plead for patience in Iraq in speech at Virginia military school
• Chinese premier arrives in Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• British diplomat's Bangkok blog prompts storm over his familiarity with red-light areas
• China's premier calls for greater economic ties with SKorea
• China's premier calls for greater economic ties with SKorea
• Chinese premier visits Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• South Korean stocks rise to record led by LG.Philips LCD; won gains
• South Korean stocks rise to record led by LG.Philips LCD; won gains
• Banesto first-quarter net profit rises 11 percent on loans, widening margins
• Euro largely holds on to gains against U.S. dollar
• Rutgers Team Angry but Will Meet Imus
• Rutgers Players Hurt by Imus' Comments
• Philippine military officers linked to 2003 mutiny plead guilty to lesser offense
• 15-year-old Egyptian girl dies of bird flu, the country's 14th fatality
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator in Custody
• Voestalpine signs deal to buy 20.95 percent stake in Boehler-Uddeholm
• `Girls Gone Wild' Creator in Custody
• Hong Kong stocks rise, boosted by HSBC and China's finance-related issues
• Vietnam police threatened to torture, jail 10-year-old girl accused of stealing US$3
• Pakistani prime minister tells U.S. not to criticize efforts against terrorism
• Malaysia plans US$14-billion refineries, pipeline to cater for Middle East oil
• Ukraine's premier urges president to halt order dissolving parliament, warns of 'consequences'
• Chinese premier visits Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• French food giant Groupe Danone threatens action against Chinese partner Wahaha
• French food giant Groupe Danone threatens action against Chinese partner Wahaha
• Sarkozy's office denies reports he made deal to protect outgoing president from prosecution
• NKorea to invite inspectors within a day of receiving frozen funds: Richardson
• Development expert cautions Cambodia against relying too much on future oil revenues
• Indonesia installs its first locally made tsunami warning buoy
• EU says it sent cartel charges to unnamed sea transport companies
• Chinese premier visits Japan for `feel-good' meeting
• Apollo Management to buy Xstrata aluminum business for US$1.15 billion
• Shell offers US$352.6 million settlement to non-U.S. investors over oil reserves scandal
• Philippine shares drop after 5-day rise
• Custody of Smith's Baby to Be Discussed
• Rutgers Players Hurt by Imus' Comments
• Former shrine slave, international agencies fight entrenched traditional practice
• Mitch Albom to Pick Contest Winner
• Chinese shares hit fresh record high on strong buying by retail investors
• Chinese shares hit fresh record high on strong buying by retail investors
• PartyGaming says it is withdrawing access to gambling sites in Turkey
• Tensions over role of Islam in politics dominate Turkey's presidential elections
• China's finance minister, central bank chief to miss G-7 finance meeting
• China's finance minister, central bank chief to miss G-7 finance meeting
• American managers a hit in Japanese baseball
• American managers a hit in Japanese baseball
• French presidential candidate Royal outraged over euro8.5 million severance package at Airbus
• American managers a hit in Japanese baseball
• American managers a hit in Japanese baseball
• Thai leader says health OK, avoids speculating on political future
• Congo warlord turned failed presidential candidate flies overseas for medical treatment
• Indonesian shares raise to new record on gains in telecommunication, mining blue chips
• Malaysian shares fall slightly on profit taking
• Congo warlord turned failed presidential candidate flies overseas for medical treatment
• Rutgers Players Hurt by Imus' Comments
• Four Italians charged over soccer violence at Old Trafford, consulate says
• Chinese and Japanese leaders meet, sign environment and energy accords
• Chinese and Japanese leaders meet, sign environment and energy accords
• Asia's major markets rise, with Chinese and Korean stocks climbing to new records
• Asia's major markets rise, with Chinese and Korean stocks climbing to new records
• Kyrgyz opposition holds large rally in capital against embattled president
• Singapore shares end flat; downward correction likely
• China says sanctions on Sudan over Darfur would create new problems
• Trescothick says he is desperate to play for England again
• Four Italians charged over soccer violence at Old Trafford, consulate says
• Chinese and Japanese leaders meet, sign environment and energy accords
• Bush's ground rules for meeting with Democrats on Iraq typifies his approach: Agree with me
• Mitch Albom to pick winner of Mother's Day writing contest; top prize is 7-day cruise
• Small claims court win in Michigan nets man $335 _ in pennies
• Latest celebrity dropped from `Dancing With the Stars' jokes about wanting a recount
• Asia's major markets rise, with Chinese and Korean stocks climbing to new records
• Asia's major markets rise, with Chinese and Korean stocks climbing to new records
• Spanish ruling party accuses ex-police chief of lying at Madrid terror trial
• Voestalpine signs euro737 million deal for stake in Boehler-Uddeholm
• EU to test Belgian gas supplier's promises in prelude to settling antitrust case
• German union stages brief warning strikes over Deutsche Telekom restructuring plan
• Actor Rip Torn wants to take the stage in NY court to fight drunken driving charge
• Safran says 1st-quarter revenue rose 3.3 percent
• Chinese and Japanese leaders meet, call for closer ties despite rift over history
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• ConocoPhillips joins climate group, supports reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
• Actor Rip Torn wants to take the stage in NY court to fight drunken driving charge
• Asian Champions League: Persik Kediri-Sydney match postponed due to wet pitch
• Eni takes full ownership of Alaska's Nikaitchuq oil field
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• Safran says 1st-quarter revenue rose 3.3 percent
• McDonald's says Chinese labor officials clear it of alleged minimum wage violations
• McDonald's says Chinese labor officials clear it of alleged minimum wage violations
• Custody of Smith's Baby to Be Discussed
• SKorea is a strong post-war economic model for Iraq, prime minister says
• Croatia to play Britain in Davis Cup playoffs
• Russia's Foreign Ministry fumes at U.S. over rights report
• Singapore prime minister will donate controversial pay increase to charity
• Singapore prime minister will donate controversial pay increase to charity
• 4 Italian, 12 English fans charged in soccer violence at Old Trafford
• TV Dance-Off Boots Another Celebrity
• Davis Cup Playoffs Draw List
• India, Thailand aim to sign free trade pact by June, ministers say
• Alliance Boots shares rise on word of another possible suitor
• Asian Champions League: Adelaide and Seongnam draw 2-2
• Asian Champions League: Adelaide and Seongnam draw 2-2
• ECB expected to leave rates alone, but signal timing of future hikes
• Snoop Dogg Hit With Gun and Drug Charges
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• Hamburg aims to raise profile with new harborside concert hall
• Ex-Grateful Dead Manager Sentenced
• Judge Dismisses Beach Boys Lawsuit
• Congressional Democrats keep pressure on Gonzales, White House by pushing for more documents
• Opponents and supporters of Ukrainian president plan massive rallies
• Bad English added to list of things Beijing Olympic officials want to ban
• British developers buy Beverly Hills property for $500 million
• Hamburg aims to raise profile with new harborside concert hall
• CBS News Fires Producer for Plagiarism
• Asian Champions League: Kawasaki downs Chunnam 3-1
• Asian Champions League: Kawasaki downs Chunnam 3-1
• Dannielynn's Father Is a Man of Mystery
• Asian Champions League: Urawa beats Shenhua 1-0
• Asian Champions League: Urawa beats Shenhua 1-0
• Hindu devotee cuts off tongue to please goddess in India
• Fire Destroys Longtime Johnny Cash Home
• Enel, Acciona file tender offer for Endesa
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• Asian Champions League: Urawa beats Shenhua 1-0
• Indian shares end flat for want of positive trends from global markets
• Sarkozy, Chirac's office deny reports of secret deal to protect president from prosecution
• U.S. government boosts use of ethanol and renewable fuels
• Italian aid group pulls staff from Afghanistan in protest over arrest of local worker
• Chinese and Japanese leaders pledge closer ties, despite rift over history
• Enel, Acciona file tender offer for Endesa
• Key Serbian politician calls top leaders 'irresponsible' in stalling government formation
• Jolie, Pitt buy Italian luxury yacht
• Italian director to make film about Mussolini's hidden son
• Oil prices edge upward ahead of U.S. inventory report
• Adecco says it plans to delist its ADRs in New York
• Greek inflation up 2.6 percent on year in March
• Hamburg aims to raise profile with new harborside concert hall
• Suspect in U.S. cash machine theft loses leg while trying to escape from police
• Romania's annual inflation slows to 3.66 percent in March, trade deficit expands
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• Republican presidential hopeful John McCain assails Democrats on Iraq
• Mourinho could be leaving Chelsea despite chance to win four trophies
• Asia's major markets rise, with Chinese and Korean stocks climbing to new records
• Asia's major markets rise, with Chinese and Korean stocks climbing to new records
• Popular Thai political Web forum reopens after censorship hitch
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Palestinian finance minister says government will need euro1 billion in aid in 2007
• Lawmakers allied with radical cleric threaten to leave government over al-Maliki's statements
• Actor Rip Torn to Take DWI Case to Trial
• Women civil servants in India angered by personal questions on appraisal form
• Women civil servants in India angered by personal questions on appraisal form
• Euro largely holds on to gains against U.S. dollar
• Japanese teams on track, Shandong has big win in Asian Champions League
• Japanese teams on track, Shandong has big win in Asian Champions League
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• Maradona completes two-week hospitalization for hepatitis
• Former premier resigns as head of opposition party in Croatia due to illness
• U.S. stock open little changed following Citigroup restructuring plan
• Stoitchkov says he can save Celta
• Court Win Nets Mich. Man 33,500 Pennies
• Ukrainian president willing to freeze order that sparked political crisis
• Doctors: Maradona completes two-week hospitalization for condition blamed on alcohol abuse
• Ukrainian president willing to freeze order that sparked political crisis
• Republican presidential possibility Fred Thompson says he has lymphoma
• Italy's Enel and Spain's Acciona file tender offer for Endesa
• Man United and Ferguson in awe of its 7-1 defeat of AS Roma
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Roche and Transgene enter development and marketing agreement
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• East Timor virtually certain of run-off vote to pick new president
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• London fund to train disadvantaged locals for Olympic-related jobs
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• Actor Martin Sheen says U.S. not doing enough to battle global warming
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Kazakhmys says former CEO Cha to sell remaining stake in the business
• Pakistan prime minister tells US not to criticize anti-terrorism efforts
• U.S. stocks fall following Citigroup restructuring plan, ahead of Fed minutes
• Puma shareholders eye higher offer as stocks keep edging up
• Euro holds on to gains against U.S. dollar
• Private equity consortium drops takeover pursuit of Sainsbury's
• Burghardt wins the Ghent-Wevelgem ProTour classic
• Russia, Greece agree to negotiate long-term contract extension for natural gas
• Top trade officials meet in Indian capital to revive deadlocked WTO talks
• Group pays more than $3,000 to liberate 300 lobsters
• Bangkok University plays Arema Malang to 0-0 draw in Asian Champions League
• Bangkok University plays Arema Malang to 0-0 draw in Asian Champions League
• EU lawmakers to assess proposal to cap mobile phone roaming charges
• Republican presidential possibility Fred Thompson says he has lymphoma
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Moody's downgrades 44 banks worldwide as part of refinement of ratings system
• NKorea replaces prime minister
• Puma shareholders eye higher offer as stocks keep on edging up
• Chinese and Japanese leaders pledge closer ties, despite rift over history
• Thai shares up on blue chip buying after rate cut announcement
• Rolls-Royce says it won order for Airbus freighter engines
• Women civil servants in India angered by personal questions on appraisal form
• Actor Rip Torn to Take DWI Case to Trial
• NKorea replaces prime minister
• England to play Brazil at Wembley Stadium in June
• Shell offers US$352.6 million settlement to non-U.S. investors over oil reserves scandal
• Eye Surgeon May Help Restore Munch Works
• Outraged villagers parade body of insurgent victim to army chief's meeting
• Burghardt wins the Ghent-Wevelgem ProTour classic
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• euro8.5 million severance package at Airbus outrages French presidential candidates
• Japan weighing role in U.S.-China trade dispute, EU won't join in new cases
• Brazil's Sao Paulo signs licensing deal with Warner Bros.
• Don Imus Loses 2 Advertisers
• FA charges Lita with violent conduct
• Republican presidential hopeful John McCain assails Democrats on Iraq
• Ukrainian president willing to freeze order that sparked political crisis
• U.S. dollar, gold mostly lower in European trading
• New York comptroller wants Wal-Mart spy probe
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• euro8.5 million severance package at Airbus outrages French presidential candidates
• NKorea replaces prime minister
• Potential White House candidate Thompson discloses lymphoma
• New trial for former Enterasys executive accused of fraud
• London's FTSE-100 index drops 4.50 points to 6,413.30
• Morocco calls for a democratically self-governing Western Sahara under its control
• NFL player suspended for full season
• American managers create a stir in Japan
• Harry Winston opens flagship store
• Westin hosts graduation day parties
• Grand Hi-Lai offers 'Go Go Holiday'
• Gigabyte UMPC U60 available in May
• Evergreen presents party package
• Han-Hsien offers harbor cruise
• Hot-Spring Hotel joins Taichung Travel Fair
• Microsoft sees growing market
• Bulls deny running it up against Knicks at home
• West Indies improves but not enough to stay afloat in Cup
• Blake's forehand overwhelms Italian in clay court tourney
• Injured Williams' pullout hands Chan timely victory
• Sixteen arrested for fighting before Man United match
• Fergie masterpiece
• In Brief
• Faye Wong's daughter has second surgery, says paper
• Huge yellow diamond to be on display
• Taiex closes up, following gains on Wall Street
• China's market cap exceeds Hong Kong's
• Euro drops against yen over interest-rate speculation
• Dow Jones edges higher ahead of earnings news
• In Brief
• Citigroup to cut 17,000 jobs to save US$4.6 b over 3 years
• McDonald's says China wage issue resolved
• Abbott offers to cut price of AIDS drug in Thailand
• Japan carmakers outdoing U.S. firms
• Taiwanese SMEs' IT spending to grow this year, says MIC
• Study highlights new 'cash cow'
• LG.Philips stocks surge on optimism of pending profits
• Six Taliban, two Afghan soldiers killed in violence in southern Afghanistan
• In Brief
• Malay government urges more school racial integration
• Woman shot to death and three injured in bombing in Thailand
• Bangladesh says bird flu spreading
• Sri Lanka says clashes kill around 30
• East Timor faces more poll uncertainty
• North Korea ready for inspection by U.N., official says
• In Brief
• Chile honors Bolivian hero killed in 1883 war
• 'Black power' policies come under fire in South Africa
• Bush given green light to fund Abbas loyalists
• Tadic says Serbia will never back Kosovo's freedom
• Chavez slams U.S. ethanol plan
• Kyrgyz opposition holds large protest against president
• Miseries won't be cured by do-gooders
• Diplomacy over machismo
• Media responsibility for false advertising
• Sale of Chicago Tribune buoys hopes for newspapers in U.S.
• Chiquita case puts big companies on notice
• In Bolivia, prison time can include the entire family
• In Brief
• Chunghwa Telecom workers' union protests against layoff of employees
• Veterinarian's lower left arm bitten off by crocodile at zoo
• Groups seek equity in distribution of medical resources
• Spinal injury experts look to Taiwan
• CAA approves airline's plan to close route
• DPP to launch campaign for referendum on Taiwan's bid for U.N. membership
• Former DPP lawmaker launches new book on her 'political road'
• President Chen supports call for revision of referendum law
• DPP voices support for Tainan mayor
• Wu sworn in as new KMT chairman
• Lawmakers agree on introduction of 'chip passport'
• Chinese premier seeks to forge new level of trust with Japanese
• Two bombs in Algeria kill up to 30
• U.S. receives remains of Korean War troops
• Losheng to be preserved, Su says
• Unique grabs control of TTV for NT$1.75b
• Japan, China to take part in post-Kyoto talks
• Warming could damage Arctic, release frozen waste
• US uses India as global warming excuse: ex minister
• Climate change to hit southern Europe hard: UN
• Government to seek WHO membership under 'Taiwan'
• Government to pursue WHO membership under 'Taiwan'
• Fitch affirms ratings of E.Sun Bank and E.Sun Securities Corporation
• Samahang Makata to celebrate eighth birthday on April 15
• Pinoy Text Club
• Welfare, protection of OFWs in UAE strengthened, says DOLE
• Citrix launches industry's first comprehensive end-to-end application delivery infrastructure
• LG.Philips LCD announces pricing of US$500 million zero coupon convertible bonds offering
• New MAC chief assumes office
• Leading phone maker suspected of insider trading
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• Chinese Writer Sues 20th Century Fox
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Private equity consortium drops takeover pursuit of Sainsbury's
• Vicioso wins third stage of Tour of Basque Country
• Warner Bros. Consumer Products signs deal with Brazil soccer powerhouse Sao Paulo
• Croats raise euro1 million for war crimes suspect's defense
• Official say U.S. holding off on imposing sanctions against Sudan
• Rocker's Soap Tests Positive for GHB
• EU charges several sea transport companies with running cartel
• Realtors group says U.S. median home prices will decline for first time in 4 decades
• Macedonia to repay US$137 million of its debt earlier than planned
• Carrefour 1Q revenue up 5.2 percent
• Rostropovich Reportedly Hospitalized
• ERC promises European tournament despite Anglo-French boycott
• More than 2.5 million .eu websites registered since launch a year ago
• U.S. says Iraqi militiamen being trained in Iran
• U.S. congressional Democrats keep pressure on attorney general, White House by pushing for more documents
• Amnesty International says Egypt is systematically abusing its detainees
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Rostropovich Reportedly Hospitalized
• British defense chief regrets allowing sale of Iran detainee stories
• FA charges Lita with violent conduct
• CFO of Menu Foods sold about half his shares weeks before recall
• ERC promises European tournament despite Anglo-French boycott
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• IMF: Economic growth in Europe to cool somewhat but outlook still good
• Ukrainian president willing to freeze order that sparked political crisis
• Rostropovich Reportedly Hospitalized
• Only three women in top 10 to play in first round of Fed Cup
• Review: `Stranger' Perfectly Maddening
• Rostropovich Reportedly Hospitalized
• Zoo in Georgia is hoping primate picassos can charm crowds, help preserve orangutans
• Brazil's Nene likely to skip Pan American Games
• Rostropovich hospitalized again, Russian newspaper reports
• IMF: Japan's fiscal and monetary policy 'exactly right' for growth
• Bernanke says current system best for hedge fund regulations
• NYSE Regulation disciplines 4 firms
• European stocks close lower
• White House says trip to Iran by Democratic lawmakers would be unproductive and unhelpful
• Top-seeded Ferrer withdraws from Valencia Open
• Vid-Games: `Guitar' Team Rocks; PSP Cuts
• Vid-Games: `Tetris' Lineage Holds Strong
• Al Sadd beats Neftchi Fergana 2-0 in Asian Champions League
• Drew Barrymore Is Newest Covergirl Model
• Actress Drew Barrymore becomes newest model and spokeswoman for CoverGirl cosmetics
• Largest U.S. student-loan provider settles in widening scandal
• Republican presidential hopeful John McCain assails Democrats on Iraq
• Vid-Game: `God of War II' Rules on PS2
• U.S. states are making it easier for doctors to say, `I'm sorry' when something goes wrong
• ConocoPhillips is 1st big U.S. oil company to join coalition for greenhouse gas emissions caps
• Actor, Ex-Sen. Fred Thompson Has Cancer
• Caught on video: Israel used Palestinian as human shield
• Fed officials remained focused on inflation at March meeting
• Sri Lanka turns to style of 1996 to spur World Cup attempt
• Exxon Mobil chief Tillerson gets $18.4 million pay package after record year
• Bankruptcy judge OKs bidding for Dana Corp.'s sale of part of business
• Joshua Bell Gets Avery Fisher Prize
• Moroccan bombers were at the ready to blow themselves up, official says
• Official say U.S. holding off on imposing sanctions against Sudan
• Turkmen president to visit Saudi Arabia in first official trip
• Actor Rip Torn to Take DWI Case to Trial
• Colombia ends bid to host soccer World Cup in 2014
• Violinist Joshua Bell picks up $75,000 Avery Fisher Prize
• U.S. government budget deficit running lower than last year even with big March spending
• Asian countries likely to withstand impact of U.S. economic slowdown
• Bid fails for Coretta Scott King portrait in Georgia state legislature
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• Bid fails for Coretta Scott King portrait in Georgia state legislature
• Australian pacer Tait enjoys World Cup success after initial failures
• Lebanese prime minister formally asks U.N. Security Council to impose Hariri tribunal
• GM, Other Advertisers Ditch Imus' Show
• Asian Champions League: Al Ain clinches 3-2 win over Iran's Sepahan
• CFO of Menu Foods sold about half his shares weeks before massive pet food recall
• Pope praises progress gained by science but stresses that evolution not finally proven
• Pregnancy Is Funny in New ABC Series
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy makes good on pledges to visit immigrant-heavy suburbs
• Fiat Group says 2007's 1st quarter preliminary data indicate growth
• 'Taxi,' `MTM' Writer Stan Daniels Dies
• U.S. Army contracts with French firm to incinerate nerve agent waste
• Danny Bonaduce Says He's Facing Divorce
• U.S. congressman says Algerian intelligence officers were concerned about possible attack
• Danny Bonaduce Says He's Facing Divorce
• Defense says former 'Prison Break' actor Lane Garrison will plead guilty to manslaughter
• U.S. Radio and TV host Bonaduce says his wife seeks divorce after more than 16 years of marriage
• U.S. photographer Spencer Tunick eyeing Mexican pyramids for next nude photo shoot
• Concert Hall Resembles Flying Dutchman
• Venture capitalists see need to boost China presence
• Asian Champions League: Al Arabi, Al Rayyan draw 1-1 to dim hopes of both
• Garrison to Plead Guilty in Crash Death
• Moroccan minister does not rule out link between bombings in Morocco and Algeria
• PBS agrees to amend Ken Burns' documentary series on WWII to include Latino stories
• Schwarzenegger boasts about environmental record for California _ and himself
• Gloria Estefan, The Edge to received honorary degrees from Berklee College of Music
• Garrison to Plead Guilty in Crash Death
• Thompson Discloses He Has Cancer
• Defense says former 'Prison Break' actor Lane Garrison will plead guilty to manslaughter
• Pope praises progress gained by science but stresses that evolution not finally proven
• Concert Hall Resembles Flying Dutchman
• Moroccan minister does not rule out link between bombings in Morocco and Algeria
• NYC comptroller asks SEC to probe alleged Wal-Mart surveillance activities
• Top DJ Bounces Back After Arrest
• Tunick Eyes Mexico Pyramids for Nude Pic
• U.S. congressman says Algerian intelligence officers were concerned about possible attack
• Wall Street pulls back after Fed raises specter of rate hike and gasoline prices rise
• Asian Champions League: Injury time penalty earns Karama 1-1 draw with Najaf
• Amnesty International says Egypt is systematically abusing its detainees
• Champions League: Liverpool beats PSV to reach semifinals
• Mexican party denounces church for speaking out against abortion
• Champions League: AC Milan beats Bayern 2-0 to reach semifinals
• French candidate Bayrou says Europe should solve Mideast woes, not the U.S.
• Wall Street pulls back after U.S. central bank raises specter of rate hike and gasoline prices rise
• Independent review finds money woes, Pentagon neglect to blame for U.S. military hospital's problems
• ConocoPhillips is 1st big U.S. oil company to join coalition for greenhouse gas emissions caps
• Liverpool, Milan advance to Champions League semifinals
• Champions League: AC Milan beats Bayern 2-0 to reach semifinals
• Defense gives closing argument in Nacchio insider trading trial
• White House says lawmakers should not go to Iran
• Champions League: Liverpool beats PSV to reach semifinals
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• Rapper DMX fails to show in 2 New York courts
• U.S. median home price projected to drop amid mortgage market's woes
• Champions League: AC Milan beats Bayern 2-0 to reach semifinals
• U.S. Federal Reserve officials remained focused on inflation in March
• Research In Motion says it is under formal SEC investigation
• CBS Director Hopes Imus Will Be Fired
• MGM becomes the latest major studio to list films with iTunes
• Champions League: AC Milan beats Bayern 2-0 to reach semifinals
• Liverpool, Milan advance to Champions League semifinals
• Snoop Pleads No Contest in Gun, Pot Case
• Marcia Cross Loving Real Role of Mother
• After years craving a family, actress Marcia Cross says motherhood was `meant to be'
• Marcia Cross Loving Real Role of Mother
• Copper futures up again; gold little changed
• Research In Motion says it is under formal SEC investigation
• Campaign faltering, Sen. McCain counts on steadfast support of war to help with Republicans
• America's largest Latino arts, culture museum opens in Texas
• Rapper Snoop Dogg pleads no contest to gun and marijuana charges, gets 5 years probation
• NBC's Thompson Tackles Environment
• Morocco calls for a democratically self-governing Western Sahara under its control
• Chicago City Council approves $12 million settlement in political hiring case
• Champions League: AC Milan beats Bayern 2-0 to reach semifinals
• Dollar little changed vs Euro in choppy trade
• Italy to defend its Bolivian telecom investments in nationalization talks
• Maradona released from hospital, warned to watch diet after two-week stay
• 2 N.Y. Bench Warrants for Rapper DMX
• Texas Senate panel approves bill to overhaul state's troubled youth prisons
• Snoop Pleads No Contest in Gun, Pot Case
• Liverpool, Milan advance to Champions League semifinals
• Prosecutors say former Qwest CEO sold stocks feverishly before company collapse as trial closes
• Smith Barney may lay off 30 brokers from branch closures
• Nervous England beats Bangladesh in low scoring game
• Rapper Snoop Dogg pleads no contest to gun and marijuana charges, gets 5 years probation
• Cacapa to leave Lyon at end of season
• As U.S. diplomat visits Libya, senators call for confrontation over terrorism
• Target eyes expansion to Alaska, Hawaii
• Singer Marc Anthony must pay $2.5 million in New York taxes, penalties
• Red Bulls reportedly trying to sign Brazilian World Cup veteran Edmundo
• Senate Examines Smithsonian Oversight
• Dunga to remain as head of Brazil regardless of Copa America result
• Wall Street Journal: Nestle expected to announce it is buying Gerber
• Bernanke says current system best for hedge fund regulations
• Research In Motion 4th-quarter profit up 66 percent; company under formal SEC probe
• Asian Champions League: Al Wahda beats Al Zawra'a, closes on quarterfinals
• Champions League: Liverpool beats PSV to reach semifinals
• Marc Anthony to Pay $2.5M in Back Taxes
• United says Los Angeles airport rent hike forces $10 passenger surcharge
• Masters champ returns to work
• Plushenko figures to set plans in June
• 'Boston Legal' actress Julie Bowen has 1st child, a boy
• CBS Sets Jackson Family Talent Show
• Serena, Sharapova sign for World TeamTennis Pro League
• Soccer spat leaves 2 shot dead, 1 wounded in southern Mexico
• Three Jackson siblings set for CBS `Pop Dynasty' talent search for a singing family
• Sorenstam, Ochoa headline loaded Ginn Open field
• New Flash Gordon Series to Land on TV
• Eric Johnson of `Smallville' to play Flash Gordon in new Sci Fi Channel series
• Campaign faltering, Sen. McCain counts on steadfast support of war to help with Republicans
• Research In Motion 4th-quarter profit up 66 percent; company under formal SEC probe
• Coyotes fire Barnett, Fletcher, Gilman
• Research In Motion 4th-quarter profit up 66 percent; company under formal SEC probe
• Bush, Democrats at loggerheads over Iraq meeting, even on terms to discuss war
• Prosecutors say former Qwest CEO sold stocks feverishly before company collapse as trial closes
• U.S. congressman says Algerian intelligence officers were concerned about possible attack
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Boss Indicted in Reno
• Genentech posts 68 percent profit rise in 1st quarter
• 'Girls Gone Wild' creator indicted on tax evasion counts
• Danny Bonaduce Facing Divorce
• Largest U.S. student-loan provider settles in widening probe
• Moroccan minister does not rule out link between bombings in Morocco and Algeria
• Snoop Pleads No Contest in Gun, Pot Case
• Schumer calls for new federal housing aid as realty group sees prices falling, slump worsening
• Research In Motion 4th-quarter profit up sharply; company under formal SEC probe
• Rapper Snoop Dogg pleads no contest to gun and marijuana charges, gets 5 years probation
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• A Boy for `Boston Legal's' Julie Bowen
• Reports: Ex-prime minister, 55 others charged with murder in Bangladesh
• U.S. official says North Korea ready to accept U.N. nuclear inspectors soon
• Riot-torn suburbs gripped by distrust, inertia as France elects next president
• EU lawmakers to assess proposal to cap mobile phone roaming charges
• Once-heated rivalry reduced to game for wooden spoon
• ECB expected to leave rates alone, but signal timing of future hikes
• Official: Pakistani detectives helping Jamaica investigate cricket coach's murder
• Utah could face court battle over keyword advertising
• Birkhead: No Need to Share Legal Custody
• Kyrgyz opposition stages large rally against embattled president
• Strained Army extends Iraq tours to 15 months for active-duty soldiers
• Champions League: Liverpool beats PSV to reach semifinals
• Players Are Stars of `Deal or No Deal'
• SAIC's earnings fall 46 percent in fiscal 4th quarter
• Big Ten Network Still Working to Be Seen
• Amnesty International says prisoner abuse in Egypt is systematic and widespread
• 'Sahara' director testifies in trial over script, author's role
• Duncan's pinch homer lifts Cards past Bucs 3-2
• Citigroup to eliminate 17,000 jobs as part of cost-saving restructuring
• Dye homer, Erstad sac fly rally ChiSox past A's
• MSNBC Drops Imus Simulcast
• MSNBC to Drop Imus Simulcast Amid Furor
• PBS to Add Latino Voices to WWII Series
• United says Los Angeles airport cost hike forces $10 passenger surcharge
• Container ships an off-beat cruising option
• Chinese premier addresses Japanese parliament on fence-mending trip
• In England, King Arthur's legend lives on at Tintagel
• Replica of George Washington's distillery opens near Mount Vernon
• Asian countries likely to withstand impact of U.S. economic slowdown
• IMF: Japan's fiscal and monetary policy 'exactly right' for growth
• IMF predicts an energetic world economy for 2007-2008 but weak U.S. growth
• Director Testifies in 'Sahara' Trial
• US state legislature rejects effort to put Coretta Scott King portrait in capitol
• Snoop Pleads No Contest in Gun, Pot Case
• Bangladesh sets new targets after semifinal hopes are snuffed out
• Hollywood Writer Carothers Dies at 75
• Official says U.S. holding off on imposing sanctions against Sudan
• Strained US Army extends Iraq tours to 15 months for active-duty soldiers
• `Secret of My Succe$s' writer A.J. Carothers dies in Los Angeles
• US Senate passes stem cell research bill that is unlikely to survive Bush veto
• Lawmakers in US state North Carolina formally apologize for "brutality of slavery"
• Copa Libertadores: Audax leads Necaxa 2-1
• Actor Roscoe Lee Browne Dies in LA at 81
• North Korea replaces prime minister
• North Korea replaces prime minister
• Dye homer, Erstad sac fly rally ChiSox past A's
• Duncan's pinch homer lifts Cards past Bucs 3-2
• Attorney says he told Hollinger it could determine non-compete payments
• Libertadores: Cabanas scores two to rally America past Libertad 2-1
• Cops: Suspect Nabbed in Portable Toilet
• Chinese automaker Geely reports 88 percent surge in 2006 net profit
• Chinese automaker Geely reports 88 percent surge in 2006 net profit
• Top trade officials make some progress in meetings to revive deadlocked WTO talks
• Thai prime minister's inner circle insists he has no plan to resign
• Rutgers Players to Appear on 'Oprah'
• Rutgers Players to Appear on 'Oprah'
• Brazil's Botafogo holds Romario scoreless, ousts Vasco from Rio Cup
• UPS finalizes agreement to open China hub in Shanghai
• UPS finalizes agreement to open China hub in Shanghai
• China says 1Q foreign investment up 11.6 percent
• China says 1Q foreign investment up 11.6 percent
• Libertadores: Cucuta beats Gremio 3-1 to revive second-round hopes
• US presidential candidates can interact with public through online video
• Kurt Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Malaysians vote in by-election seen as measure of ethnic Chinese support for government
• Malaysians vote in by-election seen as measure of ethnic Chinese support for government
• Jammed U.S. presidential primary schedule might give Super Bowl ads a political flavor
• Jury deliberations set to begin Thursday in former Qwest CEO's insider trading trial
• Apple Computer enthusiast has quite a collection
• North Korea replaces prime minister
• North Korea replaces prime minister
• US Senate Democrats getting tougher on White House in prosecutor probe
• NKorea blames SKorea for lack of progress on fielding joint Olympic team
• NKorea blames SKorea for lack of progress on fielding joint Olympic team
• Democrats say extended combat tours in Iraq, Afghanistan point toward failed Bush policy
• Maker of robotic vacuums hopes to make clean sweep of pools
• Kyrgyz opposition stages large rally against embattled president
• Zabaleta upsets Fish, Haas rallies to beat Querrey
• Heavy crop losses reported in Southeast US after frigid weather
• An evening of "short story magic," featuring John Updike, Richard Ford
• New Zealand stocks rise despite lack of liquidity, direction
• Another Contestant Falls on 'Idol'
• Countries waiting for North Korean response to resolution of financial impasse
• Rutgers Players to Appear on 'Oprah'
• IBM develops chip-stacking technique to boost data-transfer speeds between chips
• Novelist Kurt Vonnegut, author of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' and 'Cat's Cradle,' dies at 84
• Indonesia's Persik Kediri defeats Sydney FC 2-1
• Indonesia's Persik Kediri defeats Sydney FC 2-1
• NKorea blames SKorea for lack of progress on fielding joint Olympic team
• Bidder for Qantas lowers conditions to keep its bid alive
• Bidder for Qantas lowers conditions to keep its bid alive
• Fed Cup: Syria, Sri Lanka withdraw from Fed Cup after terror threat
• Fed Cup: Syria, Sri Lanka withdraw from Fed Cup after terror threat
• Cambodian court upholds guilty verdict for 2 men accused of killing union leader
• Toyota names first non-Japanese on its board, American James Press.
• Toyota names first non-Japanese on its board, American James Press.
• Duncan's pinch homer lifts Cards past Bucs 3-2
• China Citic Bank lowers maximum raised from IPO to US$5.4 billion
• China Citic Bank lowers maximum raised from IPO to US$5.4 billion
• Kurt Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Nepal commission asks government to increase seats in upcoming election
• Nepal commission asks government to increase seats in upcoming election
• Japanese stocks fall on selling of technology, auto and banking shares
• Japanese stocks fall on selling of technology, auto and banking shares
• Dollar rises higher against yen as euro reaches record high vs yen
• Dollar rises higher against yen as euro reaches record high vs yen
• Wedding Invites Out for Indian Stars
• Dye homer, Erstad sac fly rally ChiSox past A's
• Kurt Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Toyota names first non-Japanese to its board, American James Press
• Toyota names first non-Japanese to its board, American James Press
• Dice-K holds Suzuki hitless
• Former Communist Party chief in central China city accused of taking bribes: report
• Novelist Kurt Vonnegut, author of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' and 'Cat's Cradle,' dies at 84
• Heat clinch division title without Shaq
• Fiji's military regime cuts ties with chiefs' council in spat over vice president
• Fiji's military regime cuts ties with chiefs' council in spat over vice president
• SABMiller says lager volumes rose 10 percent; on course to meet targets
• Australian stocks lift marginally in directionless trading
• Iraqi prime minister appeals to South Korea for support in reconstruction efforts
• Posco first-quarter profit rises 38 percent on price hikes, cost cuts
• Posco first-quarter profit rises 38 percent on price hikes, cost cuts
• Internacional tops Emelec 2-1, Cucuta Deportivo and America win in Copa Libertadores
• Malaysian horror film sets box-office records, censors warn pregnant women, heart patients
• China says foreign reserves have passed US$1.2 trillion
• China says foreign reserves have passed US$1.2 trillion
• High-ranking Chinese officials says boycott will fail
• Novelist Kurt Vonnegut, author of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' and 'Cat's Cradle,' dies at 84
• High-ranking Chinese officials says boycott will fail
• Nestle to buy Gerber for US$5.5 billion, becomes world number one in baby food market
• Sharks edge Predators 5-4 to open playoffs
• Cambodian court upholds guilty verdict for 2 men accused of killing union leader
• Oil prices steady around US$62 a barrel, supported by fall in US gasoline stockpiles
• Canucks edge Stars in marathon playoffs opener
• China says foreign reserves have passed US$1.2 trillion
• China says foreign reserves have passed US$1.2 trillion
• Iraqi prime minister appeals to South Korea for support in reconstruction efforts
• Bidder for Qantas lowers conditions to keep its bid alive
• Bidder for Qantas lowers conditions to keep its bid alive
• France's Sarkozy will outlaw generous CEO severance packages if elected president
• Lufthansa cancels 7 flights after warning strike by cabin crew
• Hamilton looks for F1 history at Bahrain
• Nissan annoucnes recalls of 113,000 minivans over exhaust pipe problem
• Nissan annoucnes recalls of 113,000 minivans over exhaust pipe problem
• Italian foreign minister to brief parliament on kidnappings in Afghanistan
• Short Stories Honored by Updike, Others
• Nestle to buy Gerber for US$5.5 billion, becomes world number one in baby-food market
• Chinese stocks rise to record high for ninth straight session
• China says foreign reserves have passed US$1.2 trillion
• U.S., South Korea call on North Korea to start moving to dismantle nuclear program
• Sri Lankan nationalists protest highlighting of rights abuses at Cricket World Cup
• Sri Lankan nationalists protest highlighting of rights abuses at Cricket World Cup
• Philippine shares fall for 2nd day
• Indian Sikh religious leaders upset with actress over tattoo of religious text
• Indian Sikh religious leaders upset with actress over tattoo of religious text
• Bidder for Qantas lowers conditions to keep its bid alive
• Bidder for Qantas lowers conditions to keep its bid alive
• Kurt Vonnegut, influencial author of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' and 'Cat's Cradle,' dies at 84
• Bank of America gets approval for Chinese currency business in Beijing
• Bank of America gets approval for Chinese currency business in Beijing
• Taiwan to apply for full WHO membership
• Taiwan to apply for full WHO membership
• China says foreign reserves now exceed US$1.2 trillion
• U.S. Pacific commander, Japanese military talk missile defense
• Malaysian stocks rise as plantation interests shine
• Euro builds on gains against U.S. dollar as ECB considers interest rates
• Rutgers Players to Appear on 'Oprah'
• Half of French league teams sprinting for Champions League berth
• Mourinho states desire to stay with Chelsea
• Microsoft foresees possible complaints after ruling from Japan monopoly watchdog
• Sony to start selling TVs with next-generation screen by end of 2007
• Sony to start selling TVs with next-generation screen by end of 2007
• China says gas, oil exploration in East China Sea is within its territory
• Mourinho states desire to stay with Chelsea
• Jackie Chan promotes Segway scooters in Asia
• Stephen Colbert Salutes Saginaw Spirit
• European Parliament panel backs proposal to cap mobile phone roaming fees
• Hong Kong shares drop, dragged by China Mobile and Sinopec
• First Jackie Chan-Jet Li movie has US teen trying to rescue Chinese monkey king
• Jacquelin, Huang share first round lead at China Open
• Jacquelin, Huang share first round lead at China Open
• India's private Jet Airways revives merger deal with rival Air Sahara
• India's private Jet Airways revives merger deal with rival Air Sahara
• Oil prices up, supported by fall in US gasoline stockpiles
• Indonesian shares end slightly lower on falls in Telkom, Antam
• Toby Keith Announces Charity Golf Event
• European Parliament panel backs proposal to cap mobile phone roaming fees
• Sulzer says 1st-quarter orders rose 29 percent
• Croatian former prime minister's health worsens, put under intensive care
• Asian market mixed as major bourses drop, but Chinese and Seoul stocks hit new records
• Asian market mixed as major bourses drop, but Chinese and Seoul stocks hit new records
• Toyota names first non-Japanese to board, American James Press
• AS Roma hopes to bounce back against Sampdoria
• Vietnam to receive US$38 million to fight bird flu
• China says gas, oil exploration in East China Sea is within its territory
• Barcelona under pressure in Spanish league
• Rutgers basketball team, the subjects of a radio host's racial insults, to appear on "The Oprah Winfrey Show"
• Ukraine's president says his decree to dissolve parliament must be fulfilled
• Ukraine's president says his decree to dissolve parliament must be fulfilled
• Upcoming English Fixtures
• Phonak says German regulator vetoes acquisition of ReSound
• Italian foreign minister defends prisoner swap for reporter kidnapped in Afghanistan
• Bangladesh government asks ex-PM charged in killings not to delay her return from U.S.
• Bangladesh government asks ex-PM charged in killings not to delay her return from U.S.
• Google plans to open operations center in Poland
• Minnesota county commissioner's slavery remark angers community members
• Georgia woman claims Chris Rock is father of her child
• Author Kurt Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Bundesliga leader Schalke at Mainz, Bayern plays Leverkusen
• Jacquelin, Huang share first round lead at windy China Open
• Jacquelin, Huang share first round lead at windy China Open
• Chinese premier calls for close relations with Japan _ without forgetting past aggression
• The French flee their stagnant economy, the No. 1 election issue
• Phelps says Beijing's futuristic Olympic swimming venue an inspiration
• Transport minister estimates Alitalia buyer will need to spend euro3 billion (US$4 billion)
• Serious crashes lead to call to review course of Ghent-Wevelgem ProTour classic
• Kurt Vonnegut, influencial author of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' and 'Cat's Cradle,' dies at 84
• Country singer Toby Keith to hold 4th annual charity golf tournament to benefit cancer patients
• Security cameras promised for Greek soccer stadiums
• ECB holds key interest rate steady at 3.75 percent
• WestLB temporarily holding 14 percent of DaimlerChrysler's equity for trading purposes
• European Parliament panel backs proposal to cap mobile phone roaming fees
• Orangutans Play Video Games at Ga. Zoo
• Russia's No. 2 mobile operator Vimpelcom: 4Q net profits jump 30 percent
• German ambassador's comments on Kosovo upset Serbian officials
• Asian market mixed as major bourses drop, but Chinese and Seoul stocks hit new records
• Asian market mixed as major bourses drop, but Chinese and Seoul stocks hit new records
• Chelsea, Man United prepare for FA Cup semifinals
• Scarnato Is Booted From 'American Idol'
• Scarnato Is Booted From 'American Idol'
• Novelist Kurt Vonnegut Dies at Age 84
• AP Exclusive: Top Sri Lankan defense official says cease-fire has "no meaning"
• WWF says Myanmar hydro project will destroy Asia's Salween River
• Who leads Germany's Social Democrats? Poll underlines problems of Schroeder's old party
• EU revises upward last year's euro-zone growth to 2.7 percent
• Bulgaria's March consumer prices up 4.1 percent on year in March
• India's industrial output grows 11 percent in February
• India's industrial output grows 11 percent in February
• Digital mapper Tele Atlas plans to bring its mobile mapping vans to Asia
• Digital mapper Tele Atlas plans to bring its mobile mapping vans to Asia
• Zoom Airlines says it will introduce low-cost trans-Atlantic flights
• Skanska says it won contracts worth US$142.7 million
• Indian shares dip on Wall Street losses, profit-taking in banks and ONGC
• Malaysia's leader dismisses public grumbling over graft
• Croatian former prime minister's health worsens, put under intensive care
• Wal-Mart same-store sales up in March, ahead of company and Wall Street estimates
• Zoom Airlines says it will introduce low-cost trans-Atlantic flights
• Former Communist Party chief in central China city accused of taking bribes: report
• German ambassador's comments on Kosovo upset Serbian officials
• J.D. Washington and the Sea Devils in the spotlight as NFL Europa opens
• Croatian former prime minister's health worsens, put under intensive care
• Zoom Airlines says it will introduce low-cost flights between U.S. and London
• Malaysia's ruling coalition wins by-election seen as barometer of Chinese support
• Malaysia's ruling coalition wins by-election seen as barometer of Chinese support
• Turkish military says next president must be loyal to secular principles
• Ryanair considers launch of separate long-haul airline to U.S.
• Jobless claims in U.S. hit highest level in two months
• Import prices rise in U.S. by largest amount in 10 months
• Back injury to sideline Sorenstam for a month
• Italian foreign minister: Rome decided against raid for reporter kidnapped in Afghanistan
• UN: Wheat fungus spreads from East Africa to Yemen, threatening crops
• ECB holds key interest rate steady at 3.75 percent
• Security cameras promised for Greek soccer stadiums
• Despite shareholder unhappiness, PPR CEO says no plan to raise Puma offer
• Japan to launch its 1st lunar orbiter in August
• European Parliament panel backs proposal to cap mobile phone roaming fees
• Ukraine's president says his decree to dissolve parliament must be fulfilled
• Algeria bombings accentuate terror fears heading into French presidential election
• Stewards to marshal security inside Italian stadiums next season
• Russia, Pakistan agree on more anti-terror, economic cooperation
• Bangladeshi interim leader says next elections could take place before end 2008
• Shares in Swedish bourse OMX jump on report of Nasdaq takeover bid
• UCI looking into legal action against ASO for snubbing Unibet
• Dow Chemical fires adviser, officer over acquisition talks
• Vonage Holdings chief executive steps down amid legal setbacks, company outlines cost cuts
• Dow Chemical fires adviser, officer over acquisition talks
• Malaysia's ruling coalition wins by-election seen as test of Chinese support
• Thai shares edge down as trading slows before holiday
• Turkish military says next president must be loyal to secular principles
• Influential Author Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Italian foreign minister: Rome decided against raid for reporter kidnapped in Afghanistan
• Lufthansa cancels 7 flights after strike by cabin crew
• Hamilton looks for F1 history at Bahrain
• Pressure mounts for firing of U.S. radio host for racial slur directed at mainly black women's basketball team
• Musharraf says 300 foreign militants killed in Pakistani tribal offensive
• Kurt Vonnegut, influential author of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' and 'Cat's Cradle,' dies at 84
• U.S. retailers report robust sales in March, aided by an early Easter
• Famous Austrian chocolate cake celebrates 175th birthday
• BP says it plans to announce in May how it will implement U.S. safety report
• Beatles' Apple Settles Battle With EMI
• Influential Author Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Scottish & Newcastle signs agreement to brew Russia's Baltika in the U.K.
• Scarnato Is Booted From 'American Idol'
• Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton names head of campaign's Hispanic outreach
• MedImmune says it would consider takeover offers, hires Goldman Sachs
• OSCE chairman: Turkmenistan's new leadership wants to cooperation on human rights
• English clubs show league's strength by reaching Champions League semifinals
• Digital cartographer Tele Atlas plans to bring its mobile mapping vans to Asia
• Nigeria opposition parties seek unified front ahead of crucial elections
• MedImmune says it would consider takeover offers, hires Goldman Sachs
• Court says jury should decide Wal-Mart fight over disgraced exec benefits
• Authentic Cajun jambalaya is a burst of flavors
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• Tuning in
• Canucks edge Stars in marathon playoffs opener
• Venus sets up match with Taiwan's Chan
• Major upset needed for England to move ahead
• Pistons put spell on Magic to secure top seed in East
• Felix steals Japanese thunder
• Crouch goal sends Liverpool to semis
• TSMC leads decline among local exporters
• Euro hits new high against yen ahead of ECB meeting
• EU imposes duties on water treatment chemical
• Wall Street closes down following Fed meeting
• Trade growth expected to slow to 6% in 2007
• HSBC branch aims for richer clients
• China and India said to be driving growth in Asia
• Key IT market to pass US$100b by 2010, says IDC
• Citrix unveils end-to-end application delivery system
• Shin Yeh offers delicacy, NT$58b view
• In Brief
• Sydney court rules to extradite Serb
• Pakistan tribesmen kill 300 militants, Musharraf says
• East Timor's election commision rejects demands for vote recount
• Fijian leader sacks nation's chief assembly
• U.S. prods North Korea over reactor shutdown
• In Brief
• Rich nations get scolded by Wolfowitz
• BBC appeals to Gaza abductors for release of correspondent
• Presidential hopeful Royal attacks corporate excess
• Morocco, Polisario present clashing plans for Western Sahara
• Senators urge Negroponte to get tough with Libya
• Kurt Vonnegut dies at age 84
• Prisoner abuse in Egypt is systematic, group says
• Iran's nuclear bark is worse than its bite
• What Imus can and can't do
• Iraq security strategy: So far, so good
• Mugabe defies the odds
• Wage policy will show the real DPP
• Australian wine is feeling the heat of climate change
• Super Bowl ads might get a political flavor
• Activists' political clout rises on both sides of the border
• In Brief
• Lu attends memorial service for victims of helicopter crash
• Blood-clotting protein extracted from pig milk
• CEPD project aims to promote local medical tourism industry
• IAC probed for alleged insider trading
• BenQ top executives released on bail after hours of questioning
• Exposition for women's rights to open in Taichung
• Lawmakers blast Coast Guard for hiring dancers
• Surgeons reattach arm bitten off by crocodile
• Panel approves amendment to law on election rules, procedures
• Officials argue over which text schools should use for classes
• Chen Chu opts not to attend sports meeting
• Lu criticizes presidential candidates
• Wang denied bail at 4th U.S. hearing
• Thai king pardons Swiss man jailed for defacing monarch's image
• Wen woos Japan, warns about Taiwan
• EU urges PRC to loosen media curbs beyond Olympics
• Chen takes up post as MAC head
• R.O.C. embarks on bid to join WHO as 'Taiwan'
• Transport seen surging, damaging climate: UN draft
• UN 2009 climate summit might spur treaty talks
• Former DPP chair recommended to run for president
• Overcoming our doubts
• Labor chief zeroes in on role of human relations in workplace harmony, national productivity
• Gartner announces winner of 2007 high performance workplace Excellence Award
• Expect shift in payment methods, says Financial Insights
• Opportunities for higher SOA adoption in end-user organizations in Asia-Pacific seen
• US not supportive of Taiwan's WHO membership bid
• Premier willing to bow out if former DPP chair declares presidential bid
• Ma touts transfer of power as key to economic growth
• IRB and ERU establish five-year European Cup agreement
• Top trade officials propose deadline for new deal on global commerce
• Top trade officials propose deadline for new deal on global commerce
• Dow Chemical fires adviser, officer over acquisition talks
• Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell writes a book, and returns to the studio
• U.S. Senate Democrats getting tougher on White House in prosecutor probe
• FDA scientist: Merck's proposed Vioxx successor a potential "disaster"
• Sweden selects Goteborg as venue for Davis Cup semifinals against United States
• Romanian president threatens to resign if parliament votes to suspend him
• Nestle to buy Gerber for US$5.5 billion, becomes world No. 1 in baby food market
• FDA scientist: Merck's proposed Vioxx successor a potential "disaster"
• Suspected suicide bomber kills 8 in Iraqi parliament cafeteria
• London's FTSE 100-share index closes up 3.10 points at 6,416.40
• Author Kurt Vonnegut Dies at 84
• Steaua Bucharest sacks its lawyer for defending hooligan who beat cameraman
• Virgin Media begins legal challenge against pay-TV rival BSkyB
• Monster Worldwide CEO Pastore leaving company
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• Valuev will tower over 'White Tyson' in WBA title defense
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• US health panel recommends Vioxx successor not be approved
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• CBS Fires Don Imus From Radio Show
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• ARU head to resign at end of 2007
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• U.S. Navy shows off its terror-fighting dolphins
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• ARU head to resign at end of 2007
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• China says tax revenues up 25.5 percent amid trade boom
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• Adelaide cuts Chinese import Qu from roster
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• Morgan Stanley nears deal to buy hotels from Japan's ANA
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• Japanese fans tune in for Matsuzaka-Suzuki showdown
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• Japanese stocks fall for second straight session
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• Nepal's Election Commission rules out voting in June for special assembly
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• Oil prices continue to advance after agency warns OPEC production is at its lowest point
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• Malaysia's ringgit hits nine-year high, but government plays down effect on exports
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• Nepal's Election Commission rules out June vote for special assembly
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• Washington hopes for framework pact with Beijing to liberalize air travel by May
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• Malaysia's fight against software piracy hurt by cool response from companies
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• Asian Football Confederation begins inspection of national leagues
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• Hong Kong shares slip 0.2 percent, traders sell property companies
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• Nepal's Election Commission rules out June vote for special assembly
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• Leaders say bombing in Iraq Parliament will unite them
• Taiwan prepares to mass produce bird flu vaccine
• China approves Taiwan association
• Yingge mayor gets 20-year jail sentence
• Supporters press Lin to run in 2008 election
• US-South Korea Free Trade Agreement Hampers any Attempt for US-Taiwan FTA
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• Defiant Station to Air Don Imus Reruns
• Australia's bowlers demolish Ireland for 91
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• London's FTSE-100 index up 46 points at 6,462.40
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• In nod to fight against culture of permissiveness, CBS fires radio show host over racial slurs
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• Dollar strengthens after euro backs down from 2-year high
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• Streisand opens Malibu home to Pelosi, raises $1.3 million for Democrats
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• Judge Delays Smith Custody Fight Hearing
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• Imus Options: Radio? Retirement?
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• Europe's top monetary official warns that U.S. economic imbalances risk to world economy
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus Apology
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• Super 14: Cheetah's du Plessis to appear on biting charge
• Billionaire investor activist Carl Icahn appeals to shareholders in Motorola proxy fight
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• FCC details $12.5M payola fine and settlement with 4 of 6 largest radio station owners
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• LaBeouf to Star in New `Indiana Jones'
• Venezuela's Chavez challenges oil companies to sue over nationalization
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• Billionaire investor activist Carl Icahn appeals to shareholders in Motorola proxy fight
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• Brazil submits bidding documents for 2012 World Cup, Colombia withdraws
• Brazil submits bidding documents for 2014 World Cup, Colombia withdraws
• Clinton proposes rebuilding government functions and credibility
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• Clinton proposes rebuilding government functions and credibility
• Els shows old form at Harbour Town
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• Brazil submits bidding documents for 2014 World Cup, Colombia withdraws
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• Former CA Inc. CEO to pay at least $52 million in fraud case
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• Voters to elect state office holders as Nigeria attempts to solidify civilian rule
• United pilots, flight attendants oppose board nominees over pay
• Asian hornets decimating France's beehives
• Israeli army suspends commander of operation that used Palestinians as human shields
• NZ, Australia, Wales, South Africa reach U19 rugby semis
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus Apology
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus Apology
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• Howard K. Stern Files Slander Lawsuit
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus Apology
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• Suds Fill Streets in Idaho, Alaska
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• Jordan Divorce Most Costly Ever: Forbes
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• Julian Lennon Sells Some of Dad's Songs
• Google to buy DoubleClick for $3.1 billion in cash
• Howard K. Stern Files Slander Lawsuit
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• Howard K. Stern Files Slander Lawsuit
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• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus' Apology
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• Australia crushes Ireland to maintain remorseless run toward third straight title
• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
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• U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer reported missing in northern Philippines
• Lee hits three homers for Astros
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• Super 14: Chiefs beat Force 64-36
• Super 14: Chiefs beat Force 64-36
• Australian leader: HIV-positive immigrants should not be allowed
• Julian Lennon sells part of his stake in Beatles songs co-written by his father
• Pelosi bruised, not beaten, after first 100 days as speaker
• SKorean president drops constitution amendment proposal
• Japan's Abe hosts cherry blossom party but no prior shrine visit this year
• Nets clinch playoff spot; Knicks eliminated
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus' Apology
• China launches navigation satellite
• Lee hits three homers for Astros
• Giuliani's cross-dressing antics back in spotlight as he runs for US president
• Forbes: Jordan Divorce Most Costly Ever
• Governor of U.S. state of New Jersey in critical condition after motorcade crash
• North Korea disarmament deadline slips, while US says process lacks momentum
• Reports: Bank of East Asia may buy 25 percent of Malaysia's Affin Holdings
• Beleaguered Nepalese king adopts conciliatory tone in New Year message
• Classical music has dominated the Pulitzer music prize, but perhaps not for much longer
• Texas rancher sues oil company, says donated pipes on rhino corral were radioactive
• At 64, California grandmother blogs from Baghdad
• Suds Fill Streets in Idaho, Alaska
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus' Apology
• Reports: Bank of East Asia may buy 25 percent of Malaysia's Affin Holdings
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• Voters to elect state office holders as Nigeria attempts to solidify civilian rule
• Super 14: Crusaders beat Highlanders 38-3
• Super 14: Crusaders beat Highlanders 38-3
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• Super 14: Cheetahs' du Plessis cleared on biting charge
• Super 14: Cheetahs' du Plessis cleared on biting charge
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• eBay Says Pope's Old Car Is for Sale
• Gunmen attack police station on voting day in Nigeria's oil region; 7 police killed
• Rutgers Team: We Accept Imus' Apology
• Gunmen attack police station on voting day in Nigeria's oil region; 7 police killed
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• Brier powers into lead at China Open
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• Ruling-party candidates agree Taiwan must fend off China's takeover attempts
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• Brier powers into lead at China Open
• Brier powers into lead at China Open
• Gunmen attack police station on voting day in Nigeria's oil region; 7 police killed
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• Super 14: Blues beat Sharks 32-25
• Super 14: Blues beat Sharks 32-25
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• Super 14: Sharks beat Blues 32-25
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• Super 14: Waratahs beat Queensland 26-13
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• North Korea disarmament deadline slips, US says process lacks momentum
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• Massa takes pole position for Bahrain GP
• Voters elect state office holders as Nigeria tries to solidify civilian rule
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• North Korea disarmament deadline slips, US says process lacks momentum
• Massa takes pole position for Bahrain GP
• Ruling-party candidates agree Taiwan must fend off China's takeover attempts
• Celtic reaches Scottish Cup final with 2-1 win over St. Johnstone
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• Cypriot politician arrested at British base transferred to hospital
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• BMW-Sauber is the best of the rest after Ferrari and McLaren
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• Hand grenade thrown at home of prominent Belgrade journalist and government critic
• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
• Nigerians vote in state elections; 14 killed in violence
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• Massa takes pole position for Bahrain GP
• Garry Kasparov detained at banned opposition march in Moscow
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• Hand grenade thrown at home of prominent Belgrade journalist and government critic
• Davies keeps faith, lead at Ginn Open
• Louis Vuitton Cup could be closest in America's Cup history
• Bush: Democrats' plan gives enemies the victory they want
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• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
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• Silver Birch wins Grand National
• Juventus beats Lecce 3-1 in Serie B
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• Chess champion Garry Kasparov detained at banned opposition march in Moscow
• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
• Nigerians vote for state leaders; violence kills more than a dozen people in oil region
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• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
• E-mail controversy gives Democrats new issue to use against old foe Karl Rove
• Silver Birch wins Grand National
• Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo aims to grow operating income by 7 percent per year from 2007-09
• Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo aims to grow operating income by 7 percent per year from 2007-09
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• Fan Sites Look Back at Rise of Potter
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• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
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• Global finance officials hope to make progress on remaking IMF
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• Manchester United beats Watford 4-1 to reach FA Cup final
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• Manchester United beats Watford 4-1 to reach FA Cup final
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• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
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• North Korea disarmament deadline slips, US calls for action from Pyongyang
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• Entertainer Don Ho, known for song 'Tiny Bubbles,' dies at 76
• Plans for New York Arabic school draw protests, 'jihad' labels
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Pope Car Auction Ends Without Sale
• Volkswagen believed to belong to Pope Benedict XVI before papacy doesn't sell on eBay
• Fluke goal helps New York to 2-0 playoffs lead against Atlanta
• Thames leads Detroit comeback win over Toronto
• Thames leads Detroit comeback win over Toronto
• In shadows, White House official plays key role in North Korea visit
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Washington beats Mets 6-2, El Duque ejected
• Entertainer Don Ho, known for song 'Tiny Bubbles,' dies at 76
• 2008 Beijing Olympics tickets go on sale
• 2008 Beijing Olympics tickets go on sale
• New England crushes Toronto 4-0 in MLS
• Qualifier Zabaleta upsets Blake to reach Houston final
• Future of Imus Charity Ranch Questioned
• Thieves Take Time to Steal at Watch Fair
• China destroys 42 million illegal discs and publications in latest campaign against piracy
• Death toll rises to 35 as more victims found from flash floods at Thai waterfalls
• Ecuador's leftist president likely to win vote to reform political system
• North Korea fetes late founder's birthday as it misses disarmament deadline
• North Korea fetes late founder's birthday as it misses disarmament deadline
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Charlie Sheen settles lawsuit with woman over his show
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Qualifier Zabaleta upsets Blake to reach Houston final
• World Bank president's controversy moves to spotlight as finance meetings wrap up
• 'Grey's Anatomy' wins award from gay advocacy group GLAAD for best episode
• Charlie Sheen Settles Lawsuit
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Wins in GLAAD Awards
• Charlie Sheen, Woman Settle Lawsuit
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Wins GLAAD Award
• Malaysia to step up anti-smoking campaign as more women light up
• Tornado hits central Vietnam, injuring 21 and damaging hundreds of houses
• Nepal's former rebels warn they will quit government if elections are delayed
• Washington beats Mets 6-2, El Duque ejected
• Mike Tyson Sells Home in Posh Ariz. Town
• Pacquiao stops Solis in eighth round
• Death toll rises to 35 as more victims found from flash floods at Thai waterfalls
• As his second anniversary as pope nears, Benedict set to name influential U.S. bishops
• Thames leads Detroit comeback win over Toronto
• Pacquiao stops Solis in eighth round
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Orlando eliminate 76ers from playoff contention
• Chinese ambassador says premier's Japan visit warmed ties, but chill remains
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Chinese foreign minister discusses Darfur, Kosovo with UN chief
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Activists march in support of saving Taiwanese leprosy sanatorium
• Warriors upset Cowboys to end unbeaten streak
• Warriors upset Cowboys to end unbeaten streak
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Wins GLAAD Award
• North Korea fetes late founder's birthday as it misses disarmament deadline
• North Korea fetes late founder's birthday as it misses disarmament deadline
• Market car bombs kill 18, two U.S. helicopters crash
• Market car bombs kill 18, two U.S. helicopters crash
• Just four changes to Australian rugby league team for test against New Zealand
• Italian prime minister arrives in Tokyo for talks with Japanese leaders
• Entertainer Don Ho, known for song 'Tiny Bubbles,' dies at 76
• Russia's Ivanova wins Nagano Marathon
• Russia's Ivanova wins Nagano Marathon
• North Korea fetes late founder's birthday as it misses disarmament deadline
• Iran investigating claims that journalist barred from leaving country
• Iran investigating claims that journalist barred from leaving country
• Philippine president hails Pacquiao's victory over Solis
• Philippine president hails Pacquiao's victory over Solis
• Brier wins China Open
• Brier wins China Open
• 2008 Beijing Olympics tickets go on sale
• Market car bombs in Iraq kill 18, 2 U.S. helicopters crash, killing 2
• Opposition in Russia to try demonstration in St. Petersburg following crackdown in Moscow
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Pakistan tourism minister fears for her life after clerics say she sinned by hugging man
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Wins GLAAD Award
• North Korea urged to take action after disarmament deadline slips
• Nigerian media report dozens dead in voting-day violence
• Market car bombs in Iraq kill 18, 2 helicopters crash, killing 2
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Wins GLAAD Award
• Market car bombs in Iraq kill 18, 2 U.K. helicopters crash, killing 2
• Sole American entry sets sights on date with Alinghi in final
• No Fairy-Tale Wedding for Prince William
• Reports: Nissan extends sales target period by at least a year
• Reports: Nissan extends sales target period by at least a year
• Nigeria police say at least 21 died in election-day violence
• Nigeria police say at least 21 died in election-day violence
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• South Korean anti-free trade protester who set himself on fire dies
• South Korean anti-free trade protester who set himself on fire dies
• Market car bombs in Iraq kill 18, 2 U.K. helicopters crash, killing 2
• Market car bombs in Iraq kill 18, 2 U.K. helicopters crash, killing 2
• Steve Thompson retires from rugby because of neck injury
• Market car bombs in Iraq kill 18, 2 U.K. helicopters crash, killing 2
• Brier wins China Open by five strokes
• South Korean anti-free trade protester who set himself on fire dies
• South Korean anti-free trade protester who set himself on fire dies
• Conservative Sarkozy holds onto lead as France's presidential race enters its final week
• Shami wins Paris Marathon
• Mammoth, meteorite or bezoar? Christie's offering all three in unusual auction in Paris
• Nigeria police say at least 21 died in election-day violence
• Chelanga wins Rotterdam Marathon
• Top ex-military leaders call global warming major security risk
• Massa wins Bahrain GP, Hamilton third
• Massa wins Bahrain GP, Hamilton second
• Louis Vuitton Cup ready to crown challenger for the America's Cup
• Horseracing Regulatory Authority to review delays at Grand National start
• Chicago picked by USOC to bid for 2016 Olympics
• Massa wins Bahrain GP, Hamilton second
• Key Republicans say Gonzales has uphill battle to save job
• British premier says his legacy will be judged in long-term
• Tottenham rallies to 3-3 draw with Wigan on Premier League
• North Korea urged to take action after disarmament deadline slips
• Reports: Berlusconi, after visit with Putin, says numbers at anti-Putin rally 'puffed up'
• Chelanga wins Rotterdam Marathon
• Roma bounces back from Manchester debacle with 4-0 win over Sampdoria
• Nigeria police say at least 21 died in election-day violence
• Arveladze penalty gives AZ 1-0 win over Vitesse in Dutch league
• Wolfowitz says misleading information circulating in controversy.
• German chancellor and Turkish prime minister to open trade fair in Hanover
• Gonzales says he did nothing wrong in firing of 8 U.S. attorneys
• O'Grady wins Paris-Roubaix after solo breakaway
• List of winners in major categories at the 2007 Hong Kong Film Awards
• Roma bounces back from Manchester debacle with 4-0 win over Sampdoria
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Ecuador's leftist president likely to win vote to reform political system
• 100,000 rally in opposition to radical Islamic mosque, seminary in Pakistani capital
• 100,000 rally in opposition to radical Islamic mosque, seminary in Pakistani capital
• Arveladze penalty gives AZ 1-0 win over Vitesse in Dutch league
• Massa wins Bahrain GP, Hamilton makes F1 History
• Sidelines
• Pacquiao stops unbeaten Solis
• Delay in Grand National to lead to review of start
• Isles saved by returning goalie
• Ferguson, Red Devils on mission to win FA Cup
• Wang throws 5 innings in extended spring game
• Valuev beaten as Chagaev is crowned champion
• Loss leaves Proteas in must-win situation
• Chicago gets go-ahead for 2016 Games bid
• Hamilton makes history as Massa toasts success
• Whales sweep defending CPBL champ
• In Brief
• Report indicates China's Yangtze river extensively polluted by pesticides, sewage
• Aniston, 'Grey's Anatomy' win honors at GLAAD ceremony
• British media ponder reason behind split of William, Kate
• Maersk Line upgrades network to improve Transatlantic trade
• CKYH Alliance to restructure AWE service routes in May
• 'OOCL Kuala Lumpur' named at Koyo
• WTSA to raise three cargo rates
• "K" Line, MISC, PIL to enhance their Asia-South Africa service
• Samskip acquires Saltire Integrated Shipping
• China Network Communications enters Japan market, report says
• Designers spiff up sports wear sales
• Officials say China's economy reaching environmental limits
• Economist sees surge in exports, local currency
• Modern PRC moves away from iconic bike
• International casino giants line up as Japan prepares to roll the dice
• StemCyte finds greater purpose in medical products and services
• Wolfowitz scandal steals spotlight at World Bank talks
• In Brief
• Malaysia health ministry to step up anti-smoking campaign as more women light up
• Thailand searches for survivors of flash flood as death toll rises to 37
• Strong quake strikes Japan injuring five
• Philippine marines attack Muslim rebels, officials say
• Sri Lanka peace process, ceasefire seen in tatters
• In Brief
• Demonstrators across U.S. gather for global warming protests
• Peacekeeper shot dead in Darfur region
• Olmert meets Abbas, says Israel ready for peace talks with Arabs
• Correa heads for big win on referendum
• Baghdad car bombs kill 37, wound 50
• Paying politicians US$1.6 million
• Rebirth or demise for Kuomintang
• Book provides insight into how doctors think
• Chile divorces soar as lawyers cut fees, offer easy payments
• Marcos giggles over Castro, sighs for Saddam
• Dragonair to add HK-Busan flights
• Royal Hsinchu features beef special
• Kiehl's helps raise charity fund
• Lakeshore presents party packages
• Black Coke 'Coca-Cola zero' launched
• Tourism Bureau head visits Sunworld
• New Jeep Wrangler unveiled here
• Authentic Taiwan flavours at Cafe
• Taiwan seen influencing Guam buildup
• Underwater ambush employed to nab 30 suspects in fuel scam
• Taiwan can contribute to WHO, Yao reiterates
• In Brief
• U.S. will not use Taiwan as bargaining chip with China, says Hyde
• Chen chairs discussions in war drill
• Ma-Wang ticket virtually settled, says ex-KMT chair
• Prosecutors look into special funds of DPP bigwigs
• China chamber takes aim at ban on Taiwan travel
• North Korea holds birthday party while world frets over deadline
• Russian riot police clash with anti-Kremlin ralliers
• China sandstorm to hit Taiwan today
• Activists march to save Losheng
• Global warming a major security risk: ex-generals
• Global warming activists urge U.S. emissions cuts
• China's Yangtze river extensively polluted: study
• DPP seeking to tie referendum with presidential poll
• Dust storm worsens air quality in Taiwan
• Hsieh, Su trade barbs over polls
• Speaker reiterates desire to visit China
• Forgotten PRC stars live in pain
• Ireland proves team belongs in World Cup
• Trying to stall its way to victory, Dallas blows lead against Vancouver in NHL playoffs
• Mourinho hopes for triple United challenge
• Jackie Robinson Day should be held every day
• Sidelines
• Spurs face hard road in playoffs after loss
• Dragonair Cargo introduces new website
• TSC presents new healthy set menus
• Specchio features 80oz T-Bone Steak
• SIA Cargo launches services to Kenya
• CAL to recruit 135 Chinese hostesses
• Toro feast at Plaza International Taichung
• Landis offers weekend spa package
• Sherwood greets noted composer
• 'Adventures in the NPM' premiered
• In Brief
• UK press speculate Middleton's mother may be blamed for royal split
• A darker 'Spider-Man' premieres in Tokyo
• Asustek gains on report of plans for low-priced PC
• PRC to limit share listings in Hong Kong, report says
• Ringgit advances to 9-year high on market optimism
• Selling TSMC stake boosts Philips Q1 profits
• Ho says Macau will remain No. 1 in gaming world
• Toto Ltd. in hot seat after its bidet toilets send up smoke and catch fire
• Chinese Petroleum plans to buy record number of LNG cargoes
• Chunghwa Telecom workers seek to oust company chair
• Wolfowitz vows to keep post
• In Brief
• Suicide attack kills 10 police in Afghanistan
• Documents show Japanese military directed sex slavery, historian claims
• South Korea mulls halt to rice aid to North for missing deadline
• Insurgents set fire to 5 Thai schools
• Conflicts displace over 8,000 people in the Philippines
• In Brief
• European leader criticizes U.S. anti-missile shield
• Macedonian ex-minister begins trial
• Bush struggles as Cheney predicts Democrats will cave
• Ecuador heads toward socialist reform of constitution
• U.S. No. 2 envoy says Sudan supporting janjaweed militia
• D.C. voting rights are moral imperative
• A capital exchange
• Taking a long view on Sino-Japan ties
• Years of Soviet rule and civil war turn once green Kabul to desert
• U.S. radio host's racial slur throws spotlight on rappers
• Pyongyang defectors say finding marriage, job difficult in Seoul
• Girl carries dad's dream for sporting glory
• In Brief
• Unmanned stores' success triggers more to follow suit
• To protect fireflies, Nantou tourism area to be closed
• Magistrate envisions Taoyuan as 'global metropolis'
• Su panned for Losheng policy reversal
• Former military man indicted over threats posted on Internet
• Wang clarifies Ma-Wang ticket not a done deal
• Wang to lead delegation to China 'when the time is ripe'
• Election gambits to increase prior to DPP primary, says Su
• Taiwan joining WHO is common sense, says Hyde
• DPP wants to combine referendum, elections
• Lee says new arms would not help in war with PRC
• Legislators push for absentee voting
• Korean-American sentenced in North Korea espionage case
• Sirens sound as Israelis commemorate Holocaust
• Al-Sadr urges boycott of Iraq government
• Military drills for attack on PRC carrier, report says
• Dust storm sweeps over Taiwan
• Residents near factory show high dioxin levels
• Nigeria police say at least 21 died in election-day violence
• Safin beats Nieminen in first round of Monte Carlo Masters
• BMW-Sauber is the best of the rest
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Almagro defends title at Valencia Open
• Police investigating Arab lawmaker who left Israel, but suspicions kept secret
• Steve Thompson retires from rugby because of neck injury
• Toseland wins one World Superbike race, stays at top of standings
• AS Roma targeted by bomb scare and prank packages
• Roma bounces back from Manchester debacle with 4-0 win over Sampdoria
• Tottenham rallies to 3-3 draw with Wigan on Premier League
• AS Roma targeted by bomb scare and prank packages
• Hibernian and Dunfermline draw 0-0 in Scottish Cup semifinals
• Zimbabwe doctors group says hundreds injured in recent political violence
• Wolfowitz says misleading information circulating in controversy.
• German chancellor underlines need for closer EU ties with Turkey, during Erdogan visit
• Bundesliga Soccer Summaries
• Cheney bets that Democrats will give ground on war bill
• Bremen and Bayern win to stay behind Schalke
• Israeli Institutions Vie for Looted Art
• 'Tiny Bubbles' Singer Don Ho Dies at 76
• Finnish premier announces new 4-party coalition government
• Ballack helps Chelsea reach FA Cup final
• Safin beats Nieminen in first round of Monte Carlo Masters
• Finnish premier announces new 4-party coalition government
• Reports: Berlusconi, after visit with Putin, says numbers at anti-Putin rally 'puffed up'
• Ballack helps Chelsea reach FA Cup final
• Top officials call for canceling a demonstration in Basra due to tension
• Gimnastic Tarragona downs Zaragoza 1-0 in Spanish league
• `Disturbia' Hits No. 1 With $23 Million
• `Disturbia' grabs movie-goers' attention with $23 million debut
• Ballack helps Chelsea reach FA Cup final
• Tottenham rallies to 3-3 draw with Wigan on Premier League
• Almagro defends title at Valencia Open
• EPA agrees to reduce lead in children's products
• Watson on course for return against New Zealand
• Racial issues, German industries coincide in Alabama
• German chancellor underlines need for closer EU ties with Turkey during Erdogan visit
• Olympiakos held to 0-0 draw in Greek league, retains lead
• Brazil's Corinthians signs coach Carpegiani
• Dejected at its World Cup show, West Indies seek to build momentum for England tour
• Nigeria ruling party takes lead in state elections; opposition party alleges fraud
• Top officials call for canceling a demonstration in Basra due to tension
• Finnish premier announces new 4-party coalition government
• South Africa confronted by prospect of another painful elimination
• Barcelona edges Mallorca 1-0 in Spanish league
• St. Paul newspaper alleges corporate espionage by former publisher
• Marshal hurt, wind halts final round at Verizon Heritage
• Marshal hurt, wind halts final round at Verizon Heritage
• Menudo Band Reforming for MTV Series
• Woman narrowly misses getting crushed by construction equipment in her driveway
• Jankovic captures Family Circle Cup
• Bulls hammer depleted Washington 101-68
• Hawker Beechcraft looks to increase international sales
• Latino boy band Menudo returning for reality series to air on MTV's TR3s channel
• Ballack helps Chelsea reach FA Cup final
• Seismic firms see business skyrocket as search for oil, gas intensifies
• Karlovic captures 1st title of career
• Red Wings subdue Flames early in NHL playoffs
• Anna Nicole's Diaries Fail to Sell
• Marshal hurt, wind halts final round at Verizon Heritage
• Colorado inmates say mosquitoes threaten their lives
• Inter draws 2-2 with Palermo, moves within one win of Serie A title
• Sabathia pitches Indians past White Sox
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Inter draws 2-2 with Palermo, moves within one win of Serie A title
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Cricket bats clatter as dawn comes up like thunder in old Myanmar capital
• Jankovic captures Family Circle Cup
• Anna Nicole's Diaries Fail to Sell
• Democrats, Fox News Channel Lock Horns
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Wins GLAAD Award
• Barcelona edges Mallorca 1-0 in Spanish league
• Menudo Reforming for MTV Reality Series
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• Porto holds first in Portuguese league, Sporting moves into second
• Russian riot police clash with opposition supporters in St. Petersburg
• Ecuador's leftist president likely to win vote to reform political system
• Marshal hurt, wind halts final round at Verizon Heritage
• Sabathia pitches Indians past White Sox
• Indian conglomerate Essar Global buys Canada's Algoma Steel in cash deal
• In your face: Wind and rain should slow Boston Marathon
• Karlovic captures 1st title of career
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• Barcelona edges Mallorca 1-0 in Spanish league
• Clinton reports $24 million in the bank at end of first quarter for primary campaign
• Botafogo held to 2-2 against Cabofriense in Rio Cup final
• Four new caps in Kiwis squad to meet Australia
• Karlovic captures 1st title of career
• Wolfowitz says he will stay on as World Bank president
• Ben Arfa winner takes Lyon within one win of sixth straight French title
• Menudo Reforming for MTV Reality Series
• Voters back Ecuador's leftist president's plan for new constitution, exit poll shows
• Burton becomes first repeat winner at Texas
• Voters back Ecuador's leftist president's plan for new constitution, exit poll shows
• Boca Juniors and River Plate finish 1-1, San Lorenzo alone on top
• Lincicome survives conditions to win the Ginn Open
• 'Disturbia' Earns $23M to Win Box Office
• Burton becomes first repeat winner at Texas
• Pujols blasts Brewers in St. Louis win
• Lincicome survives conditions to win the Ginn Open
• Graf Gets Lip Cut by Agassi's Racket
• Muslim girls refuse to remove hijabs for Quebec Tae Kwon Do event
• Agassi accidentally hits wife in face with racket; Graf requires 3 stitches to lip
• Graf Needs Stitches After Andre's Miscue
• Santos beats Atlante in Mexican soccer
• Voters back Ecuador's leftist president's plan for new constitution, exit poll shows
• 100,000 rally in opposition to radical Islamic mosque, seminary in Pakistani capital
• Gonzales: He did nothing wrong in firing prosecutors
• Nigeria ruling party takes lead in state elections as opposition party alleges fraud
• Director's comeback after 17 years wins big at Hong Kong Film Awards
• Tight race in Formula One
• Sabathia pitches Indians past White Sox
• French presidential hopefuls issue pleas, insults a week before elections
• Grupo palestino desconhecido diz ter matado jornalista da BBCGaza, 15 (AE/AP) - Um grupo palestino desconhecido disse neste domi
• Chelsea unites as it chases four trophies
• No Takers for Anna Nicole Smith Diaries
• Dallas down San Antonio in feisty clash
• Auditions Held for 'The Road to Menudo'
• Newcomer Gommendy makes his mark in Long Beach.
• Montoya causes mayhem
• Wolfowitz vows to stay on as World Bank president, awaits board report
• U.S. and EU researchers explore scrapping Internet to better address security, mobility
• Internet design challenges lead to work on rebuilding network
• Transitioning to a new Internet would be difficult, but research continues
• Next-generation Internet effort likely to draw commercial, policy interests
• Gas pipeline between Venezuela and Colombia to be finished in August
• Sears catalog houses: part history, part restoration, mostly obsession
• U.S. marshals a big presence in law enforcement _ even in Iraq
• Red Wings subdue Flames early in NHL playoffs
• Dallas down San Antonio in feisty clash
• Americans' current affairs knowledge little changed with emergence of cable TV, Internet
• Pujols blasts Brewers in St. Louis win
• DreamWorks No. 1 Again With 'Disturbia'
• 2 Pull Bids for Anna Nicole Diaries
• Study Will Probe Sonar's Effects on Fish
• Barbadians come out for free to watch Ireland to beat Bangladesh
• Professor suspects underwater noise pollution from humans makes fish deaf
• Phillips wins long jump at Mount Sac Relays
• UNICEF, Muslim rebels to immunize 30,000 Filipino children in conflict areas
• Malawi Awaits Madonna's Return
• Malawi Awaits Madonna's Return
• Skipper Bashar laments Bangladesh's inconsistency
• Clinton reports $24 million in the bank, trails Obama in primary donations
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
• New York crushes Dallas 3-0 in MLS
• Venezuela's Chavez says letter from Fidel Castro is proof Cuban leader is recovering
• Ecuador pays off IMF debt, says will sever ties with institution
• Reports: Security forces arrest ex-prime minister's son
• Graf Needs Stitches After Andre's Miscue
• Italian prime minister meeting Japanese counterpart, attending Da Vinci exhibit in Tokyo
• China Construction Bank net profit down 2 percent in 2006
• Tottenham Hotspur defender Lee Young-pyo to undergo surgery
• China Construction Bank net profit down 2 percent in 2006
• Tottenham Hotspur defender Lee Young-pyo to undergo surgery
• Reports: Security forces arrest ex-prime minister's son
• Voters back Ecuador's leftist president's plan for new constitution, exit poll shows
• Oil prices flat as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Oil prices flat as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Pujols blasts Brewers in St. Louis win
• Dallas down San Antonio in feisty clash
• As Bush prepares to meet with lawmakers, Cheney predicts Democrats will cave
• Human Rights Watch says authorities bar it from operating in Uzbekistan
• Red Wings subdue Flames early in NHL playoffs
• Oil prices flat as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Oil prices flat as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Korean-American sentenced to nine years in prison for spying for North Korea
• Indian actress Tabu says she is nothing like the serious roles she takes on
• Indian actress Tabu says she is nothing like the serious roles she takes on
• Korean-American sentenced to nine years in prison for spying for North Korea
• China denounces Taiwan bid for WHO membership
• China denounces Taiwan bid for WHO membership
• Malaysian imprisoned for murdering friend in botched supernatural ritual
• Malawi Awaits Madonna's Return
• Philips' 1s- quarter earnings jump on TSMC stake sale
• New Zealand stocks rise but market wary on interest rate outlook
• Reports: Security forces arrest ex-prime minister's son
• Baby Killer Whale Beached in Mexico
• Dollar rises vs yen after G-7 silence on weak yen
• Dollar rises vs yen after G-7 silence on weak yen
• ABN Amro reports first quarter earnings early; net profit up 31 percent
• Iraq: Thousands demonstrate in Basra against governor
• Indian actress Tabu says she is nothing like the serious roles she takes on
• Indian actress Tabu says she is nothing like the serious roles she takes on
• Singapore no longer concerned with Genting after suitability checks: Minister
• Singapore no longer concerned with Genting after suitability checks: Minister
• British defense secretary faces questions in Parliament about sailors detained in Iran
• Hungary: 5,000 rabbits block traffic on major highway
• Japanese stocks rise on exporter-led rally
• Japanese stocks rise on exporter-led rally
• Philips' 1st-quarter earnings jump on sale of Taiwan Semiconductor stake
• Virtual vines, online tastings grow on world wine web
• 5 young Japanese found dead after apparent suicide pact
• German consumer prices rise higher than expected in March, government says
• Australian stocks rise 1 percent to record highs, boosted by miners, banks
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• Oil prices inch up as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Oil prices inch up as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Oil prices inch up as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Oil prices inch up as market looks to expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Cricket bats clatter as dawn comes up like thunder in old Myanmar capital
• Cricket bats clatter as dawn comes up like thunder in old Myanmar capital
• FIFA chief Sepp Blatter in India to promote soccer
• FIFA chief Sepp Blatter in India to promote soccer
• Sinn Fein meets Northern Ireland Policing Board, expected to join soon
• Threats Lead Sharpton to Add Security
• Doctors and other medical workers in Bosnian federation go on strike
• Euro-zone inflation up to 1.9 percent for March
• South Korean stocks hit new record; won falls
• Toto says bidet toilets may catch fire, offers free repairs
• Toto says bidet toilets may catch fire, offers free repairs
• Sniffer dogs Lucky and Flo debut in Manila raid on pirated DVDs
• Sniffer dogs Lucky and Flo debut in Manila raid on pirated DVDs
• Malaysia says activists trying to harm palm oil industry by highlighting orangutan woes
• China shares rise to record, lifted by demand for financial stocks
• Hennes & Mauritz says March sales rose 29 percent on warmer weather
• Toto Says Bidet Toilets May Catch Fire
• Irish police question suspected Dublin drug dealer over booby-trap bomb
• Nissan Motor says it may delay achieving key sales target due to weak performance
• Nissan Motor says it may delay achieving key sales target due to weak performance
• Russia's top prosecutor asks Britain to strip Berezovsky of asylum and extradite him
• Bullet removed from Vietnamese soldier's heart 39 years after war
• Supreme Court considers major Nigerian opposition candidate's bid to be on ballot
• China Construction Bank net profit down 2 percent in 2006
• China Construction Bank net profit down 2 percent in 2006
• In France and elsewhere in Europe, the far right still a force as mainstream adopts agenda
• Swedish government forecasts 3.7 percent growth in 2007, 3.3 percent in 2008
• German labor union: 12,000 Deutsche Telekom workers go on strike
• Fraport says 1st-quarter freight and passenger traffic at Frankfurt rose to a record
• Japan raises assessment of consumer spending
• Japan raises assessment of consumer spending
• Sniffer dogs Lucky and Flo debut in Manila raid on pirated DVDs
• Hungary: 5,000 rabbits block traffic on major highway
• Supreme Court considers major Nigerian opposition candidate's bid to be on ballot
• Italy approaching Euro 2012 vote with cautious optimism
• Madonna Visits Malawi
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• Malaysia's power utility Tenaga says net profit tripled in latest quarter
• Malaysia's power utility Tenaga says net profit tripled in latest quarter
• Philippine shares advance on rise in Ayala Corp., PLDT
• Old Sample of Acid Detonated in Wis.
• Patrick Dempsey Races in Florida
• Bomb squad safely detonates 90-year-old sample of acid in Wisconsin
• Madonna Visits Malawi
• Bomb squad safely detonates 90-year-old sample of acid in Wisconsin
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• 5 young Japanese found dead after apparent suicide pact
• CRH says it made two acquisitions in Turkey and the U.S.
• 'Grey's Anatomy' star Patrick Dempsey finishes sixth in a Florida sports car race
• Supreme Court considers major Nigerian opposition candidate's bid to be on ballot
• Indonesian shares hit new record on gains in regional markets, hope for strong 1Q earnings
• Cigarette sales stop in southern Indian state following dispute with manufacturers
• Kahn sets Bundesliga record in wins
• Singapore shares rise, Genting International surges 14.8 percent
• Croatian lawmaker, ex-ruling party member, indicted for 1991 war crimes
• Australian rugby league result
• EU to press issue of human rights with Moscow after police clashes with protesters in Russia
• Hong Kong shares jump 2.1 percent as traders buy China Mobile
• JCDecaux Signs five-year worldwide alliance with Unilever
• Nepal's former communist rebels demand country be declared a republic
• British defense secretary faces questions in Parliament about sailors detained in Iran
• Bullet removed from Vietnamese soldier's heart 39 years after war
• French anti-doping lab begins test on Landis' 'B' sample
• UK coroner reopens inquest into 8 Iraq deaths, criticizes U.S. refusal to cooperate
• Nissan Motor says it may delay achieving key sales target due to weak performance
• Toto says bidet toilets may catch fire, offers free repairs
• Toto says bidet toilets may catch fire, offers free repairs
• Spider-Man 3 premieres in Tokyo
• Thousands of Jews remember Holocaust, celebrate Israel at march at Auschwitz
• Torch Relay route should get approval as IOC begins meetings in Beijing
• 5,000 Rabbits Block Traffic in Hungary
• 5,000 Rabbits Block Traffic in Hungary
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• Clinton Asked About Sanjaya Malakar
• Reports: Security forces arrest ex-prime minister's youngest son
• Media watchdog condemns bombing of home of Serbian journalist
• 5,000 Rabbits Block Traffic in Hungary
• Potter Fan Sites Likely to Stay Around
• Indian Supreme Court mulls Italian-born Sonia Gandhi's right to hold public office
• Indian Supreme Court mulls Italian-born Sonia Gandhi's right to hold public office
• Plans for New York Arabic school draw protests, 'jihad' labels
• Media watchdog condemns bombing of home of Serbian journalist
• Citigroup 1st-quarter profit falls 11 percent on restructuring charge
• Wachovia 1st-quarter profit rises 33 percent, on lending income, Golden West acquisition
• Asian markets rally as Hong Kong and Tokyo stocks jump; Sydney, Seoul hit records
• Italian prime minister meeting Japanese counterpart, attending Da Vinci exhibit in Tokyo
• Eli Lilly first-quarter earnings drop sharply on acquisition, restructuring charges
• Mattel 1Q profit slides 60 percent, as year-ago period benefited from a hefty settlement
• Nigerian Supreme Court rules top opposition candidate unlawfully barred from race
• Citigroup 1st-quarter profit falls 11 percent on restructuring charge
• Chow Yun-fat wants out of John Woo Chinese epic
• Weekley gets break from delay
• Weekley gets break from delay
• Drogba, Ronaldo nominated for Player of the Year award
• EU says Hungary must produce less CO2 between 2008-2012
• Retail sales in U.S. post solid gains reflecting warmer weather and an early Easter
• BASF to sell Wibarco unit to Hansa Chemie
• Telecom Italia shareholders meet to elect new board following clashes over management
• Drugs, sex and humiliation: Australian footy seasons off to embarrassing start
• Alitalia shares up before bid deadline
• Nokia Siemens Networks gets railway network order in China
• Oil prices rise ahead of expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Ukrainian president: Prosecutors, police must act against anyone who defies his decrees
• Nigerian Supreme Court rules top opposition candidate unlawfully barred from race
• Federer hoping to save Monte Carlo's Masters status
• Hare attacks elderly couple, police in Austria
• Ex-member of German far-left group gets suspended sentence for failed bombings
• French presidential candidates favor tougher sanctions on Iran
• Sinn Fein meets Northern Ireland Policing Board, expected to join soon
• ABN Amro says net profit up 31 percent as it reports 1st-quarter earnings early
• Hungary: 5,000 rabbits block traffic on major highway
• Protesters burn effigies of Richard Gere after a public kiss
• Protesters burn effigies of Richard Gere after a public kiss
• Louis Vuitton Cup start delayed because of inconsistent wind
• Sallie Mae agrees to sell company to investor group for $25 billion
• Nalbandian reaches second round at Monte Carlo Masters
• German soccer boss meets Platini to heal rift
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• Kate Moss photos to be auctioned at Christie's
• Citigroup 1st-quarter profit falls 11 percent on restructuring charge
• Shire says shareholders approved purchase of New River Pharmaceuticals
• Motorola drops court case against Indian state-run company over contract award
• Motorola drops court case against Indian state-run company over contract award
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• U.S. inventories rise in February at fastest pace since September
• Talk-show host Regis Philbin says he'll return to `Live With Regis and Kelly' on April 26
• Eli Lilly first-quarter earnings drop sharply on acquisition, restructuring charges
• Agribusiness company Cargill says it earned $553 million in 3Q
• Ian Paisley reveals full roster for Northern Ireland power-sharing administration
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• Sallie Mae agrees to sell company to investor group for $25 billion
• Afghan insurgents committing war crimes by targeting civilians: U.S. rights group
• Macau bank challenges Washington's decision to cut it off from U.S. financial system
• Yahoo expanding partnership with newspaper consortium
• Macau bank challenges Washington's decision to cut it off from U.S. financial system
• French front-runner appeals to De Gaulle's memory
• Nigerian Supreme Court rules top opposition candidate unlawfully barred from race
• Chelsea, Manchester United playing a game of their own
• Truck carrying 5,000 rabbits to slaughter overturns in Hungary
• Wachovia 1st-quarter profit rises 33 percent, on lending income, Golden West acquisition
• Oil prices fall ahead of expected restarts at U.S. refineries, Nigerian elections
• Kylie Minogue Inspires H&M Beachwear
• Fans of Kentucky Derby horse race can show love of past favorites with pricey cocktail
• California lender pays $2.5 million to end student loan probe
• Australian singer Kylie Minogue is the inspiration, face of new H&M swimwear line
• Democrats ready with 2nd Iraq approach if Bush blocks the 1st, senator says
• Officials: Turkey to host meeting between rowing Pakistani, Afghan presidents
• Madrid celebrates reading under the stars
• Protestors in India Burn Gere Effigies
• Sallie Mae agrees to sell company for $25 billion
• Ukrainian president: Prosecutors, police must act against anyone who defies his decrees
• Mattel 1Q profit slides 60 percent, but beats Wall Street
• Man United, Chelsea back in action in midweek Premier League games
• Nude Photos of Kate Moss to Be Auctioned
• Eli Lilly 1Q earnings drop sharply on acquisition, charges
• Afghans shut off cell phones as rumor spreads of deadly virus from 'strange numbers'
• Agribusiness company Cargill says it earned $553 million in 3Q
• Afghans shut off cell phones as rumor spreads of deadly virus from 'strange numbers'
• Carnival cruise operator to boost dividend 27 percent to 35 cents per share
• Polish president visits Georgia, voices support for NATO bid
• US retail sales post solid gains while inventories rise by strongest amount in 5 months
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• U.S., British unions considering merger
• Madonna arrives in Malawi with baby David
• British defense secretary announces inquiry into captured sailors
• Media watchdog condemns attack on home of Serbian journalist
• Bangladesh security forces arrest ex-prime minister's youngest son
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• U.S. renews appeal to Iran over missing former FBI agent
• Years of Soviet rule and civil war turn once green Kabul to desert
• U.S. radio host's racial slur throws spotlight on rappers
• Pyongyang defectors say finding marriage, job difficult in Seoul
• Girl carries dad's dream for sporting glory
• Forgotten PRC stars live in pain
• Ireland proves team belongs in World Cup
• Trying to stall its way to victory, Dallas blows lead against Vancouver in NHL playoffs
• Mourinho hopes for triple United challenge
• Jackie Robinson Day should be held every day
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• Spurs face hard road in playoffs after loss
• Dragonair Cargo introduces new website
• TSC presents new healthy set menus
• Specchio features 80oz T-Bone Steak
• SIA Cargo launches services to Kenya
• CAL to recruit 135 Chinese hostesses
• Toro feast at Plaza International Taichung
• Landis offers weekend spa package
• Sherwood greets noted composer
• 'Adventures in the NPM' premiered
• In Brief
• Tam honored at Hong Kong award for 'Exile'
• UK press speculate Middleton's mother may be blamed for royal split
• A darker 'Spider-Man' premieres in Tokyo
• Asustek gains on report of plans for low-priced PC
• PRC to limit share listings in Hong Kong, report says
• Ringgit advances to 9-year high on market optimism
• Selling TSMC stake boosts Philips Q1 profits
• Ho says Macau will remain No. 1 in gaming world
• Toto Ltd. in hot seat after its bidet toilets send up smoke and catch fire
• Chinese Petroleum plans to buy record number of LNG cargoes
• Chunghwa Telecom workers seek to oust company chair
• Wolfowitz vows to keep post
• In Brief
• Suicide attack kills 10 police in Afghanistan
• Documents show Japanese military directed sex slavery, historian claims
• South Korea mulls halt to rice aid to North for missing deadline
• Insurgents set fire to 5 Thai schools
• Conflicts displace over 8,000 people in the Philippines
• In Brief
• European leader criticizes U.S. anti-missile shield
• Macedonian ex-minister begins trial
• Bush struggles as Cheney predicts Democrats will cave
• Ecuador heads toward socialist reform of constitution
• U.S. No. 2 envoy says Sudan supporting janjaweed militia
• D.C. voting rights are moral imperative
• A capital exchange
• Taking a long view on Sino-Japan ties
• In Brief
• Unmanned stores' success triggers more to follow suit
• To protect fireflies, Nantou tourism area to be closed
• Magistrate envisions Taoyuan as 'global metropolis'
• Su panned for Losheng policy reversal
• Former military man indicted over threats posted on Internet
• Wang clarifies Ma-Wang ticket not a done deal
• Wang to lead delegation to China 'when the time is ripe'
• Election gambits to increase prior to DPP primary, says Su
• Taiwan joining WHO is common sense, says Hyde
• DPP wants to combine referendum, elections
• Lee says new arms would not help in war with PRC
• Legislators push for absentee voting
• Korean-American sentenced in North Korea espionage case
• Sirens sound as Israelis commemorate Holocaust
• Al-Sadr urges boycott of Iraq government
• Military drills for attack on PRC carrier, report says
• Dust storm sweeps over Taiwan
• Residents near factory show high dioxin levels
• Breaking through the Chinese Communist Party Culture
• Global warming could spur 21st century conflicts
• UN to assess climate change as threat to security
• Bill to bar Ma's candidacy gains headway in Legislature
• Su voices no interest in playing seond fiddle on DPP ticket
• Hsieh vows to fight on after DPP primary
• High education no guarantee of high wage: government statistics
• OCAC Minister Chang Fu-mei meets California senators
• Joss Stone Shows Independence With CD
• New DVDs Include `Last King of Scotland'
• Oil prices fall as rally sparked by Nigerian violence fails to sustain itself
• Quest Diagnostics to buy AmeriPath from buyout firm for $1.23B
• Russia's Grigoryeva wins women's race at Boston Marathon
• Grandson of Nelson Mandela reclaims family's traditional leadership role
• Russian prosecutor asks Britain to strip Berezovsky of refugee status and extradite him
• ConocoPhillips, Tyson to make renewable diesel fuel from animal fats
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• Joss Stone Shows Independence With CD
• Soejima spoils Van Dyk's record-tying bid in wheelchair race
• Nalbandian reaches second round at Monte Carlo Masters
• Telecom Italia shareholders meet to elect new board following clashes over management
• New US ambassador starts post in Afghanistan
• Bourdais takes third straight Long Beach win.
• Crespo diagnosed with thigh injury
• Brazil's Vasco signs coach Roth
• Wenger faces disciplinary hearing for confrontation with official
• First day of Louis Vuitton Cup match racing postponed
• Fired Dow Chemical adviser denies involvement in takeover effort
• French front-runner appeals to De Gaulle's memory
• Voters back Ecuador's leftist president's plan for new constitution, exit poll shows
• European stocks close higher
• British defense secretary announces inquiry into captured sailors
• America and Banfield a win away from Copa Libertadores' second round
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
• French, Spanish interior ministers hold talks on terrorism, organized crime
• Bank of America to market credit cards in China
• U.S. attorney general Gonzales says firings not improper but claims little direct role
• London's FTSE-100 index up 53.8 points at 6,516.20
• Many people with disabilities struggle to stay fit; some gyms offer specialized equipment
• Oil prices waffle as rally sparked by Nigerian violence fails to sustain itself
• Astronaut Runs 'Marathon' in Space
• President of Olympic Council of Asia is re-elected
• New round of German industry wage talks fails to break stalemate
• Seattle newspapers settle long legal fight, keep joint operating agreement
• Sniffer Dogs Lucky & Flo Debut in Manila
• Weekley's chips save first U.S. PGA Tour win
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• Bush argues Democrats owe U.S. troops a vote for Iraq war funding
• Fired Dow Chemical adviser denies involvement in takeover effort
• Madonna chega ao Malavi acompanhada pelo filho adotivoLILONGWE, Malavi - Madonna desembarcou hoje em Malavi a fim de dar continu
• Weekley's chips save first U.S. PGA Tour win
• Olimpia sources say AT&T pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Pat Buckley, wife of writer William F. Buckley Jr., dies from infection at age 80
• Nobel laureate Trimble to leave Ulster Unionists, join Britain's Conservative Party
• Nigerian Supreme Court rules top opposition candidate unlawfully barred from race
• U.N., world financial officials say disorganization, disagreement hinder relief of global poverty
• Sondheim Musicals Get Remastered CDs
• McCain criticizes wasteful spending in Memphis speech
• Cheruiyot wins 3rd Boston Marathon; Russian Grigoryeva captures women's race
• LaBute's `Room' Arrives Off-Broadway
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• Attorney General Gonzales seeking to clear up confusion over conflicting statements over fired U.S. prosecutors
• 'Freebird' Has Enjoyable Music Essays
• Olimpia sources say AT&T pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Olimpia sources say AT&T pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Delta says creditors vote overwhelmingly for reorganization plan
• Talk-show host Regis Philbin says he'll return to `Live With Regis and Kelly' on April 26
• Hollywood's Summer Film Highlights
• Seattle newspapers settle long legal fight, keep joint operating agreement
• Internet Boom at Public Libraries
• New attendance mark set in European football
• U.S. decries treatment of anti-government demonstrators in Russia
• Jennifer Lopez, husband Marc Anthony to sue National Enquirer over `heroin scandal' claim
• German governor backs off disputed comments over predecessor's Nazi-era past
• Catholic high school in Iowa to enforce alcohol-free dances by using breath tests
• Masi Oka Unlikely Star of NBC's `Heroes'
• `Shrek,' `Spidey,' `Pirates' Lead Summer
• Nigerian Supreme Court rules top opposition candidate unlawfully barred from race
• Victor Willis Won't Be Charged in Arrest
• Lawyers argue White House can eject dissenters from presidential events
• Citigroup profit drops 11 percent on restructuring charge, Wachovia's up 33 percent
• Ex-Village People singer Victor Willis will not be charged after girlfriend complained of abuse
• Skipper Smith defends his players as cricket board probes drinking binge
• Red Sox hammer Angels 7-2
• Steelworkers discussing possible merger British union Amicus
• Olimpia sources say AT&T pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Brazilian Olympic swimmer Maria Lenk dies at 92
• Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• Wright wins nonfiction Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• Barry Gibb to build new house near site of burned Cash home
• Italian government confirms three preliminary offers received for ailing Alitalia
• Wright Wins Pulitzer for 'Looming Tower'
• Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• AT&T says it is pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Wright Wins Pulitzer for 'Looming Tower'
• Bulls' Rossouw suspended 1 match for dangerous tackle
• Review: `Vacancy' Leaves You Empty
• Film Review: `Hot Fuzz' Heavy on Laughs
• Weekley's chips save first U.S. PGA Tour win
• Frontrunner sees Africa as first overseas trip if he wins
• Oil prices slip modestly as rally sparked by Nigerian violence fails to sustain itself
• Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• Wright Wins Pulitzer for 'Looming Tower'
• Indiana secretary of state apologizes for slavery remark that angered black lawmakers
• Pope marks 80th birthday in low-key fashion, in line with quiet pace of papacy
• Regis Plans April 26 Return to Talk Show
• Wright wins nonfiction Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• Agribusiness company Cargill says it earned $553 million in 3Q
• AT&T says it is pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Lopez, Anthony to Sue National Enquirer
• Indianos irados com beijo de Richard Gere em sua popular atrizNova D
• Fired Dow Chemical adviser denies involvement in takeover effort
• Jury Selection in Spector Case Resumes
• Lopez, Anthony to Sue National Enquirer
• Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• Kenya police question newspaper editors over story alleging assassination plot
• Wal-Mart bumps Exxon Mobil for top spot on Fortune 500 list
• Olbermann Joins NBC Sunday Football Crew
• Gibb to Rebuild Near Burned Cash Home
• Gibb to Rebuild Near Burned Cash Home
• Wright wins general nonfiction Pulitzer for `The Looming Tower'
• Madonna in Malawi With Son for Visit
• Banco Delta
• World Marathon Points
• McCain criticizes wasteful spending in Memphis speech
• 'Spider-Man 3' Has World Debut in Tokyo
• Toyota exec: Engineers working on efficient large cars
• Allstate Insurance hit with $2.8 million verdict in Katrina case
• Fired Dow Chemical adviser denies involvement in takeover effort
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
• Anti-war military mother arrested at House leader's office
• US Coast Guard taking lead of $24B modernization program from Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman
• Elvis Enterprises Launches Ad Campaign
• Copyright Royalty Board rejects appeals from Internet radio broadcasters
• Apple's Steve Jobs maintains his $1 salary
• Dollar loses ground to euro and pound as tourist season approaches
• 'Disturbia' takes No. 1 box-office spot with $22.2 million
• Fired Dow Chemical adviser denies involvement in takeover effort
• Former Oracle executive named chief marketing office at Dell
• Mattel profit slides but revenue jumps on Fisher-Price strength
• Gonzales hearing postponed because of shootings on U.S. university campus
• Jury selection resumes for Phil Spector murder trial
• ConocoPhillips, Tyson to make renewable diesel fuel from animal fats
• Pulitzers for McCarthy, Coleman
• 'Disturbia' Takes No. 1 Box-Office Spot
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
• U.S. stocks rise following Citigroup profit report, retail sales data
• Seattle Man Charged in Bizarre Duck Case
• Ornette Coleman Awarded Pulitzer Prize
• Dixie Chicks nominated, but how warm will the welcome be at Country Music Television awards?
• Man Accused of Drunken Lawnmower Driving
• U.S., China make no progress on currency problem
• Citigroup profit drops 11 percent on restructuring charge, Wachovia's up 33 percent
• Police: Bank Robbery Suspect Ran Errands
• Cormac Mccarthy wins fiction Pulitzer, Ornette Coleman cited for music
• US gasoline prices rise for 11th week
• Wal-Mart bumps Exxon Mobil for top spot on Fortune 500 list
• Pulitzers for McCarthy, Coleman
• Sallie Mae agrees to sell company for $25 billion
• Rabbits Block Traffic in Hungary
• Lopez, Anthony to Sue National Enquirer
• Cormac Mccarthy wins fiction Pulitzer, Ornette Coleman cited for music
• Will CMTs Warm Up to Dixie Chicks?
• Former media mogul Conrad Black says U.S. prosecutors have no case
• Wal-Mart bumps Exxon Mobil for top spot on Fortune 500 list
• Boston Marathon organizers play wrong Russian anthem _ again
• Boston Marathon organizers play wrong Russian anthem _ again
• Marathon winner found good, bad in weather
• Anti-war military mom arrested at House of Representatives speaker's office
• Jazz legend Ornette Coleman's `Sound Grammar' is awarded Pulitzer Prize
• Pulitzers for McCarthy, Coleman
• Ornette Coleman Awarded Pulitzer Prize
• Cormac McCarthy wins fiction Pulitzer, Ornette Coleman cited for music
• Ornette Coleman Awarded Pulitzer Prize
• Sorenstam expands her horizon with golf academy
• White House spokeswoman says untold number of lost e-mails probably will be recovered
• Kessel, Stastny among 18 chosen for American World Championship team
• Competition simmers as Microsoft woos Adobe's loyal designers
• U.S. likely to slash tariff on Brazilian ethanol, Jeb Bush says
• Racehorse trainer suspended after horse switch
• Racehorse trainer suspended after horse switch
• Lopez, Anthony to Sue National Enquirer
• Gibb to Rebuild Near Burned Cash Home
• Jazz legend Ornette Coleman's `Sound Grammar' is awarded Pulitzer Prize
• Oscar winner Forest Whitaker gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• US retail sales post solid gains in March but rising gasoline costs could crimp April
• Man Arrested in Feces-Filled Home
• Sallie Mae agrees to sell company for $25 billion
• Accused Shoplifter: Bowel Caused Crime
• Couple Complete 2,500-Mile Cab Ride
• Woman: Bowel Caused Alleged Shoplifting
• Allstate says it will appeal $2.8 million verdict in Katrina damage case
• Maryland drops effort to charge Wal-Mart for health costs
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
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• Astronaut Runs 'Marathon' in Space
• Forest Whitaker Gets Walk of Fame Star
• Regulators, execs agree on goal of keeping distressed borrowers in homes, FDIC chairman says
• Forest Whitaker Gets Walk of Fame Star
• ConocoPhillips, Tyson team on diesel fuel project from animal fat
• Lorena Ochoa still No. 2 in women's golf, but eager for top spot
• Gonzales effort to clear up contradictions over fired prosecutors delayed by shooting
• Kremlin influence over media grows in crucial election year
• AT&T says it is pulling out of talks to buy a stake Telecom Italia
• Microsoft opens 1st of 6 server farms in Washington state
• Woman: Bowel Caused Alleged Shoplifting
• Couple Complete 2,500-Mile Cab Ride
• Nigerian Supreme Court rules top opposition candidate unlawfully barred from race
• Seattle's 2 dailies settle legal dispute, will keep publishing
• NYC Couple Complete 2,500-Mile Cab Ride
• Steelworkers discussing possible merger British union Amicus
• Yahoo expands partnership with newspaper consortium
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
• Hamilton encouraged by first U.S. race since 2001
• Wynn paid $10 million in 2006 as company opens Macau casino
• Seattle's 2 dailies settle legal dispute, will keep publishing
• Playwright David Mamet Directs Ford Ads
• Real estate investors move into media ownership
• Doctors say Maradona improving, though some lab tests outside "normal" range
• Biotech seeks to ease fuel's reliance on oil, corn
• French voters fear globalization, but may be starting to see its upside
• Gibb to Rebuild Near Burned Cash Home
• NYC Couple Complete 2,500-Mile Cab Ride
• LA Weekly Food Critic Earns Pulitzer
• Amid sea of imports, China exporters point to U.S. expertise
• Spector Jury Prospects Face Questioning
• TJX data thieves had a long time to steal _ but also to possibly trip up
• Judge tells prospective jurors that Phil Spector murder trial `is not about you'
• Former media mogul Black says U.S. prosecutors have no case
• Will CMTs Warm Up to Dixie Chicks?
• Shooting Story Spreads Quickly on TV
• Taylor Swift, Sugarland early winners at fan-voted CMT Music Awards
• Many leading Cuban opposition groups issue declaration of unity
• Amazon.com shares rise to highest point in a year
• Ford gets help from playwright David Mamet in ads promoting new crossover vehicle
• Woman: Bowel Caused Alleged Shoplifting
• McCain stands firm on Second Amendment gun ownership rights after Virginia Tech rampage
• Australia easily beats under-strength Sri Lanka to capture 20th straight World Cup victory
• Apple's Steve Jobs maintains his usual $1 salary
• Venezuela, Brazil at odds over ethanol as Chavez hosts South American energy summit
• Australian firm invests in Fontainebleau's planned $2.8 billion casino on Las Vegas Strip
• Presidential candidate Mitt Romney takes back endorsement of Clinton's 'village' concept
• India's Tata Consultancy says quarterly profit rose 47 percent on outsourcing wins
• Australia's PBL announces US$250 million stake in U.S. casino developer Fontainebleau
• Australia's PBL announces US$250 million stake in U.S. casino developer Fontainebleau
• NYC Couple Complete 2,500-Mile Cab Ride
• Pennsylvania university goes ahead with speech by critic of radical Islam
• Underwood Wins CMT Video of Year Award
• Underwood Wins CMT Video of Year Award
• Venezuela considers assuming majority stake in steel company Sidor
• Underwood Wins CMT Video of Year Award
• Taiwan warns civil servants against soliciting prostitutes in China
• Brazil defends ethanol deal at South American energy summit
• U.N. screens documentary on survivors to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day
• U.S. Democrats must decide how far to go to challenge Bush on war, post-veto plans
• Demonstrators rally outside the nation's Capitol building for D.C. representation in Congress
• Sun Microsystems chair touts open-source education for K-12 kids
• Shanghai's famed Peace Hotel to undergo remake in deal with Fairmont Hotels
• Shanghai's famed Peace Hotel to undergo remake in deal with Fairmont Hotels
• Japanese leader reaps higher approval rating following Chinese premier's visit
• Para cientistas e militares,
• Oil prices flat in Asian trading ahead of midweek supply report
• Oil prices flat in Asian trading ahead of midweek supply report
• Shanghai's famed Peace Hotel to undergo remake in deal with Fairmont Hotels
• Shanghai's famed Peace Hotel to undergo remake in deal with Fairmont Hotels
• Australian company plans to build US$4 billion power plant in Vietnam
• Australian company plans to build US$4 billion power plant in Vietnam
• 4 Pakistani brothers hanged for killing 13 relatives in feud over land
• New Zealand stocks rise marginally as wary investors stay on sidelines
• Force hooker retires due to neck problem
• Force hooker retires due to neck problem
• Chinese automakers gear up for overseas push, but challenges remain
• Chinese automakers gear up for overseas push, but challenges remain
• Gonzales hearing delayed as new questions are raised
• Reports: Bangladesh security forces free ex-prime minister's son
• Philippine boxing star Pacquiao returns from victory to pursue congressional seat
• As foods dump trans fat, are they really getting healthier?
• Macau bank challenges Washington's decision to cut it off from U.S. financial system
• Reports: Bangladesh security forces free ex-prime minister's son
• China rejects U.S. criticism of anti-piracy efforts, denies import restrictions to blame
• Indian actress Aishwarya Rai to wear hand-embroidered sari on wedding day
• China to issue plan to protect 2008 Olympic logo
• Australian politicians "greening at the edges" as election looms
• Reports: Bangladesh ex-premier agrees to exile in exchange for son's release
• Hong Kong star's Hollywood terms at center of movie contract dispute
• Tesco says full-year net profit rose 21 percent
• Ukraine's Constitutional Court opens hearings into president's decree dissolving parliament
• Philippine boxing star Pacquiao returns from victory to pursue congressional seat
• Taiwan shares fall on weak tech stocks
• Tesco PLC reports full-year net profit up 20.5 percent
• Dollar falls in Asia ahead of U.S. data
• North Korea may be preparing to shut down nuclear reactor: reports
• Japanese stocks fall, led by steel, electronics, utility shares
• Cambodians remember Khmer Rouge victims, demand end to delays in justice
• Tobey Maguire on Spider-Man 3: I kind of liked it
• Missing U.S. Peace Corps teacher may have fallen off cliff, Philippine police say
• Chinese shares rise to fresh record high, led by property stocks
• Anne Tyler, Kiran Desai among finalists for Orange fiction prize for women
• Get liberated from the neck tie, wear a Mao suit: Chinese fashion brand
• Interpol plans to boost training, enforcement against corruption
• British consumer price inflation rises to 3.1 percent in March from 2.8 percent in February
• Attacks on government critics raise fears of return to Milosevic-era tensions
• US$14 billion oil pipeline across northern Malaysia could cut costs, avoid piracy risks
• British pound breaks through US$2 after inflation readings
• Oil prices rise slightly in Asian trading ahead of midweek supply report
• German union rejects Deutsche Telekom offer to forego layoffs in exchange for wage cuts
• Australia's Howard: Virginia shooting shows America's "gun culture" is a negative
• Euro slips against dollar but holds above US$1.35; British pound breaks US$2 level
• Business sentiment in Germany soars for a 5th consecutive month
• Malaysia's state rail firm unfazed by proposed bullet train to Singapore
• Burberry Group PLC says second-half sales rose 20 percent
• AC Milan goalkeeper Dida likely to miss first leg of Champions League quarterfinals
• Independent News & Media consortium raises its offer for Australia's APN News
• Philippine shares advance, inspired by Wall Street's gains
• Malaysia raises steel prices but analysts say unlikely to hurt builders
• China says it hopes to see dispute over frozen North Korean funds resolved
• Spanish referee complains of death threats after Madrid defeat
• Business sentiment in Germany soars for a 5th consecutive month
• Nigeria electoral commission says opposition candidate can rejoin presidential campaign
• Finland's Fortum to build biofuel power plant near Helsinki
• GM chief looking to boost production, sales in India
• Proposed US$14 billion oil pipeline across Malaysia could cut costs, avoid piracy risks
• Hong Kong shares advance for 2nd day, edging closer to record high
• Air Liquide says it agreed to buy Germany's Lurgi from GEA Group
• Sharp shows tiny display with four times better contrast
• AC Milan goalkeeper Dida likely to miss first leg of Champions League quarterfinals
• North Korea may be preparing to shut down nuclear reactor: reports
• Desai, Tyler Finalists for Orange Prize
• Season could be over for Kasey Keller
• AC Milan goalkeeper Dida likely to miss first leg of Champions League semifinals
• Czech low-cost airline to fly to Dubai
• Sharp shows tiny display with four times better contrast
• Nigeria electoral commission says opposition candidate can rejoin presidential campaign
• Sharp shows tiny display with four times better contrast
• Girl tells of being attacked by sea lion off Australian coast
• U.S. warns against flying on Indonesian airlines following string of crashes
• Converium files suit against SCOR, Patinex over securities law
• Ukraine's Constitutional Court opens hearings into president's decree dissolving parliament
• Inter set to clinch title in record time
• Singapore clarifies stance on Genting, says minister was misunderstood
• British pound breaks through US$2 after inflation readings
• Malaysian stocks rises to new record, lifted by Tenaga, IOI Corp.
• Pulitzers Scattered Among News Outlets
• Singapore shares end flat; investors pause before earnings
• North Korea may be preparing to shut down nuclear reactor: reports
• Major companies lead Australian stocks down
• Gunmen attack police station in northern Nigeria, police say
• Murray pulls out of Monte Carlo Masters with back pains
• Italy rugby coach to leave after World Cup
• Shares of Dutch, Belgian brewers dip on report EU cartel fine is imminent
• Spanish referee complains of death threats after Madrid defeat
• Turkey committed to transformation as part of EU bid, foreign minister says
• Two suspected IRA dissidents charged with failed mortar attack on police, soldiers
• U.S. stocks head toward slightly lower open ahead of consumer price index, earnings
• Maldives opposition leader says police beat him, detained him for 11 hours after protest
• London's FTSE-100 index down 48.9 points at 6,467.3 at midday
• Mammoth Skeleton Sets Auction Record
• Munich Philharmonic set to replace general manager after falling-out with orchestra
• Tesco reports full-year net profit up 20.5 percent
• Sorenstam to cut down on golf tournaments due to back injury
• Underwood Wins CMT Video of Year Award
• Skoda workers stage strike in Czech Republic
• Defense Secretary Gates says resignations could have effect of stabilizing Iraqi government
• Desai, Tyler Finalists for Orange Prize
• French presidential hopeful Sarkozy promises defense of Israel, wants Palestinian state
• High bullion prices turn Johannesburg's landmark dumps into gold mines
• Remy Cointreau says full-year sales rose 0.6 percent
• Nigeria electoral commission says opposition candidate can rejoin presidential campaign
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expected to testify in cousin Michael Skakel's appeal
• Experian says first-half sales rose 16 percent
• Head of Macau bank says no North Korean funds have been withdrawn
• Telecom Italia SpA shareholders approve new board of directors
• Spanish referee complains of death threats after Madrid defeat
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup delayed again due to light wind
• American Greetings reports $12.2 million 4Q loss, on sale of business, store closings
• Investor confidence in Germany hits 10-month high
• China's demand for timber is destroying forests in Indonesia, PNG, says Greenpeace
• Reports: Bangladesh ex-premier agrees to exile in exchange for son's release
• Orchestra Set to Replace General Manager
• Dow Jones 1st-quarter profit slumps after shedding year-ago gain, but adjusted profit rises
• Gorbachev says Russia won't accept foreign meddling
• GM Europe says to build new Astra model line in Europe
• Indian stock prices fall, led by technology shares
• Gunmen attack police station in northern Nigeria, killing 13, police say
• Head of Macau bank says no North Korean funds have been withdrawn
• Investor says 1st-quarter profit fell after taking new holdings
• US Bancorp 1Q profit dips 2 percent on tighter interest margin
• Telecom Italia SpA shareholders approve new board of directors
• WHO: Access to HIV treatment in poor countries increases sharply, thanks to lower prices
• U.S. stocks head toward higher open after rise in housing starts
• New polls say Sarkozy is stumbling, but French ready for surprise in presidential vote
• GM plans to boost production, sales in India, introduces mini car
• Gunmen attack police station in northern Nigeria, killing 13, police say
• British pound breaks through US$2 after inflation readings
• North Korea may be preparing to shut down nuclear reactor: reports
• Around the world, horror, sympathy and criticism of gun laws after Virginia Tech massacre
• Higher energy prices push consumer inflation in U.S. up while industrial output declines
• Brazil defends ethanol deal at South American energy summit
• Wells Fargo posts higher profit in first quarter, loan loss provision jumps 65 percent
• Nigeria electoral commission says opposition candidate can rejoin presidential campaign
• Gasquet outlasts Verdasco at Monte Carlo Masters
• Stuttgart defender Boka banned until end of season
• Finland's new government to have majority women ministers
• Reed Elsevier says trading so far this year in line with its forecasts
• U.S. warns against flying on Indonesian airlines following string of crashes
• Chow Yun-Fat Drops Out of `Red Cliff'
• Dow Jones 1st-quarter profit slumps after shedding year-ago gain, but adjusted profit rises
• Barcelona's Edmilson out for two weeks
• U.S. stocks mixed after inflation data, rise in housing starts
• Colombia's Congress investigates death squads in Uribe's home province
• US Bancorp 1Q profit dips 2 percent on tighter interest margin
• Wells Fargo posts higher profit in first quarter, loan loss provision jumps 65 percent
• Merkel Tells Bono: Africa on G-8 Agenda
• Music Review: Lady Saw "Walk Out" CD
• EMC 1Q profit up nearly 15 percent on Asian growth, software sales
• Music Review: Clay Walker
• Music Review: Bucky Covington
• Music Review: a Rejuvenated Junkies
• Disney Offers Princess Gowns to Brides
• 140 children, teachers hospitalized after sulfur dioxide discharge at Chinese chemical plant
• Music Review: Ex-Phish Member's Debut
• Malawian toddler Madonna wants to adopt visits his old orphanage
• TD Ameritrade earnings fall 18 percent, compared to year-ago period helped by 1-time gain
• Pulitzers Scattered Among News Outlets
• Keflezighi running at London Marathon while thinking about Beijing Olympics
• Volkswagen says first-quarter vehicle deliveries up nearly 8 percent
• British Airways cabin crew reach agreement on pay and conditions
• Malawian toddler Madonna wants to adopt visits his old orphanage
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup postponed again due to light wind
• US defense secretary says resignations could stabilize Iraqi government
• Ukraine's Constitutional Court opens hearings into president's decree dissolving parliament
• South Korea's Incheon chosen to host 2014 Asian Games
• Malawian toddler Madonna wants to adopt visits his old orphanage
• Johnson & Johnson 1st-quarter profit falls 22 percent on acquisition charge
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expected to testify in cousin Michael Skakel's appeal
• Fight against doping to target manufacturers and distributors
• Turkish opposition party warns president with Islamic tendencies would harm Turkey
• Coast Guard takes lead of $24 billion deal from Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman
• US Bancorp 1Q profit dips 2 percent on tighter interest margin
• Madonna Visits Orphanage in Malawi
• U.S official predicts new conflicts if Kosovo independence plan fails
• Arsenal manager fined for improper con
• New Ad Campaign for Presley's Graceland
• Playwright David Mamet Directs Ford Ads
• Bell Canada confirms talks to sell company to pension fund operators
• House Judiciary panel to vote on grant of immunity for former aide to U.S. attorney general
• Muslim activist's son sentenced to 9 years in Chinese prison for subversion
• House Judiciary panel to vote on grant of immunity for former aide to U.S. attorney general
• Critics squeamish about use of touch-screen voting in French presidential election
• Drug-safety bill would limit direct-to-consumer ads; industry claims free speech violation
• U.S. stocks rise after inflation data, rise in housing starts
• London's FTSE-100 index down 18.4 points at 6,497.80 at close
• Guam celebrates 40 years of tourism
• Hwa Young Miramar boosts menu
• MAS, Alitalia ink code-share agreement
• Hot spring operators help promote charity
• Mother's Day at The Lees Hotel
• Royal Chihpen offers new package
• Dynasties Set Menu at Pearl Liang
• Sidelines
• Referee claims he received death threats
• Nalbandian advances at Monte Carlo
• Taiwan opens Fed Cup with win
• 'Boo' rides chips to surprising victory
• Iraqi athletes struggle for survival - literally
• Fans blast refs as Sabres grab NHL series lead
• Cheruiyot defends title in rainy Boston Marathon
• South Africa denies drinking problem
• Sri Lankan absences mystify Aussies
• In Brief
• Breastfeeding found decreasing threat of cancer
• Iran to launch summer crackdown on 'women dressed like models'
• Chimps more highly evolved than humans, research claims
• Having sex a lower priority for Asians, says survey
• Chow's movie contract seen as center of disputes
• Wall Street Journal wins multiple Pulitzer prizes
• Profit-taking pushes Taiex 1.05% lower
• New Taiwan dollar declines to lowest in five months
• PRC paper says IMF 'meddling' in yuan issue
• Dow climbs 108.33 points over good economic data
• In Brief
• British pound breaks through US$2 mark after unexpected surge in inflation
• Iconic hotel in Shanghai to get makeover
• French voters fear globalization, but may be starting to see upside
• Official tours oil pipeline across Malaysia
• Japan considering all-in-one super bourse, says official
• China dismisses U.S. criticism of anti-piracy efforts
• Indian offshore service providers eying Europe, says Gartner
• Unlikely food items grace international bakery show
• Office 2007 debuts with more 'versatile' integration features
• In Brief
• WHO accuses China of keeping bird flu samples for over a year
• China says U.S. complaint won't solve piracy issue
• Japan mayor in critical condition after getting shot at train station
• Australia officials think green ahead of elections
• U.N. vehicle blast kills 5 in Afghanistan
• Macau bank objects to U.S. decision of blacklisting facility
• North Korea may shut down reactor, reports say
• In Brief
• Record storm lashes Northeast of U.S. with heavy rain, floods
• U.N. in high stakes bid to clear way for Lebanon Hariri tribunal
• Chavez, Lula clash horns over ethanol
• Ivory Coast leader, rebels start dismantling buffer zone
• Mexico police find 17 corpses
• Refugee conference to address plight of Iraqis
• That's not entertainment
• A Mexican viewpoint
• Olympics offer way to push PRC
• Seminar tells women starting business where to find help
• EPA clarifies faulty forecast on dust storm
• Sixth graders admit to drugging teacher
• Cabinet earmarks NT$10b for development aid
• Legislators to help duck farmers seek damages from TVBS
• In Brief
• CO2 emissions from transportation sector seen falling
• DPP to draft law on lowering gates on holding referendum
• SET TV poll result 'ridiculous,' says Su
• Chiang seeks compensation from mayor
• Legitimacy of Ma's testimony debated
• Carlyle's bid to purchase semiconductor firm scrapped
• Nigeria court clears way for late presidential bid
• Taiwan's WHO bid should be viewed as rights issue, group says
• U.S. slams Sudan over peacekeepers
• South Korean identified as Virginia Tech shooter
• Poor nations must control booming cities: U.N.
• Greek isle under threat from trapped cruise ship fuel
• Santa Fe River is most endangered in US: report
• UK, China clash on climate change in UN Council
• Taiwan securities firms constrained by inflexible regulatory regime, says Fitch Ratings
• New Citrix NetScaler 8.0 gives customers ability to manage the experience of enterprise application users
• TI, Techwell collaborate on video security technology based on DaVinci platform
• UAE adopts unified contract for domestic workers
• Pinoy seafarer honored for saving the life of a ship worker in Sweden
• No agreement on government-to-government hiring for Libya, but deployment of Pinoy health workers still likely, says labor chief
• Adequate supply of OFW forms assured, says DOLE
• TESDA institutions to offer free training to Pinoys seeking overseas employment, says DOLE
• Premier calls for campus security mechanism
• Global economy expected to weather slowdown
• Industry Short Lists help energy and utility executives choose most appropriate suppliers for their business
• April 23 best time to observe Lyrids
• Speaker never sets terms for presidenital ticket: KMT
• Civic group established to monitor Legislature
• DPP sets up task force to facilitate passage of 2007 budget
• U.S official predicts new conflicts if Kosovo independence plan fails
• Oil prices rise ahead of supply report; eyes on sporadic violence in Nigeria
• Privatization agency puts 29 firms up for sale in Kosovo
• House Judiciary panel to vote on grant of immunity for former aide to U.S. attorney general
• U.S. stocks rise after inflation data, rise in housing starts
• Romanian court says no evidence that president abused constitution
• Chicago area school principal apologizes for sex tape at school
• Chavez seeks to counter U.S. influence at South American energy summit
• U.S. shoppers hold the key to worldwide economic growth
• Tesco reports full-year net profit up 20.5 percent
• Red Bulls acquire Colombia forward Juan Pablo Angel from Aston Villa
• Finland's new government to have majority women ministers
• Hanke likely to miss rest of season
• Telecom Italia SpA shareholders approve new board of directors
• Bollywood's Rai, Bachchan to Wed Friday
• Schwab's 1Q profit rises 12 percent to match analyst forecasts
• Reports: North Korea may be preparing to shut down nuclear reactor
• Carter and Nets clinch No. 7 seed in Eastern Conference
• Dow Jones 1st-quarter profit slumps after shedding year-ago gain, but adjusted profit rises
• Nigeria electoral commission says opposition candidate can rejoin presidential campaign
• Russia urged to tackle music piracy, economy minister says no quick fix
• Even with Virginia Tech shootings, gun control still a tough sell in U.S. Congress
• An age-old question for Amobi Okoye
• Police Want Rapping Firefighter Fired
• 2 suspected IRA dissidents charged with failed mortar attack on police, soldiers
• European stocks narrowly mixed
• British pound breaks through US$2
• Mellon Financial profit climbs 22 percent in first quarter
• Mellon Financial profit climbs 22 percent in first quarter
• Final bids presented ahead of Euro 2012 decision
• Malawian toddler Madonna wants to adopt visits his old orphanage
• ABN Amro, Barclays extend merger talks
• L'Oreal first quarter revenues up more than 8 percent
• Germany's Lufthansa to order 45 aircraft from Embraer, Bombardier
• Schumacher congratulates Massa for Bahrain GP victory
• U.S. regulators approve first vaccine against bird flu
• PBS hires Hispanic documentarian to help in redo of controversial WWII television series
• Country's Big & Rich back out of California casino concert
• Ex-`Buckwild' Host Sentenced to Prison
• Benitez turned down offer to coach Real Madrid
• Japanese mayor shot outside train station
• Schumacher congratulates Massa for Bahrain GP victory
• Botswana imposes travel restrictions on 17 journalists and rights activists
• Gates says troop withdrawal timetable debate in US Congress may be helpful in Iraq
• Miss Mexico modifies pageant dress depicting hangings, belted by bullets
• Nigeria electoral commission says presidential elections still scheduled for Saturday
• Iraqi Kurds play hardball on expanding territory, worrying Turkey about own Kurdish region
• Nigeria electoral commission says opposition candidate can rejoin presidential campaign
• Top-ranked Federer labors past Seppi at Monte Carlo Masters
• U.S. government approves first bird flu vaccine to protect people against spread of virus
• ABN Amro, Barclays extend merger talks, but ABN to meet with other suitors
• Big & Rich Cancel Show in Fan Dispute
• U.N. Security Council holds ground-breaking debate on climate change over protests from developing countries
• U.S. Treasury official urges Japan to allow entry of more foreign firms
• Oil prices fall, reversing course ahead of inventory report
• Spanish referee complains of death threats after Madrid defeat
• Religious Web Sites Ape MySpace, YouTube
• Reports: Board member says Telecom Italia shareholders elected Pistorio as chairman
• London's budget problems may have been caused by lack of preparation
• Bermuda Cut From O'Donnell's Gay Cruise
• Hispanic to Help Burns With WWII Series
• Miss Mexico modifies pageant dress depicting hangings, belted by bullets
• LaBute's `House' Arrives Off-Broadway
• Russian opposition leader Kasparov summoned for questioning on suspicion of extremism
• Final bids presented ahead of Euro 2012 decision
• Feds name suspect in 2002 slaying of Jam Master Jay
• Johnson & Johnson profit falls 22 percent on acquisition charge
• Kremlin spokesman says some police overreacted during weekend crackdown on protests
• Expect gas prices to rise this summer, but may fall short of 2006 levels, US energy officials say
• Russian opposition leader Kasparov summoned for questioning on suspicion of extremism
• Players warn of strike if clubs' European boycott threat isn't resolved
• Toyota exec: Technology key to solving auto industry's problems
• U.S. Democratic leader opens door to new trade deal
• Wells Fargo posts higher profit in first quarter, U.S. Bancorp earnings down on narrow margin
• Players warn of strike if clubs' European boycott threat isn't resolved
• Florida governor taking request to pardon Jim Morrison seriously
• Paris Hilton ordered to court for probation violation hearing
• Reports: Telecom Italia shareholders elected Pistorio as chairman
• Miss Mexico modifies pageant dress depicting hangings, belted by bullets
• Miss Mexico Nixes Violent Images Dress
• European parliamentarians call CIA program illegal during congressional hearing
• Veteran English striker Dichio headed to Toronto FC
• Las Vegas Sands expects $1 billion in gains from Palazzo condos
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• Bermuda Cut From O'Donnell's Gay Cruise
• Ratings: NBC Sinks; Fox's `Drive' Stalls
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Telecom Italia shareholders elected Pistorio as chairman
• Doctors say Maradona showing "clinical recovery," though no date yet for release
• Credit Suisse acquires subprime lender Lime Financial
• Miss Mexico Modifies Warlike Dress
• Johnson & Johnson profit falls 22 percent on acquisition charge
• Digital Music Portends Death of Hi-Fi
• Wachovia shareholders reject annual say on executives' pay
• Bermuda Cut From O'Donnell's Gay Cruise
• A `Shrek' Duet for Murphy and Banderas
• Actor Rip Torn pleads guilty to driving while impaired in New York state
• Weary Zimbabweans prepare for bleak 27th independence anniversary
• Juventus held to 0-0 draw by Rimini in Serie B
• NYSE to remove shares of New Century Financial
• U.S. stocks are mixed after inflation data, rise in housing starts
• Nuremberg reaches German Cup final by beating Frankfurt
• South Africa reaches semifinal; England booed by own fans
• General Motors executive lauds performance of once-troubled South Korean unit
• Intel 1Q surges 19 percent on greater microprocessor unit cost savings, tax benefit
• Hometown shareholders vent bitterness over changes at Hershey Co.
• Jam Master Jay Suspect Named
• Rip Torn Pleads Guilty in Driving Case
• Hilton Ordered to Attend May 4 Hearing
• Wisconsin Law Hinders Lewd Library Case
• Brazil's Embraer reaches preliminary jet deal with Lufthansa
• Rip Torn Pleads Guilty in Driving Case
• Man United puts pressure on Chelsea in Premier League
• Jam Master Jay Suspect Named
• Veterans History Sought in PBS Project
• Man Sentenced Over Cat Rescue Shooting
• Study says China's rural poor will be most damaged by changes in health of Chinese economy
• Angry Soccer Mom Accused of Neglect
• Man United puts pressure on Chelsea in Premier League
• Miss Mexico modifies pageant dress depicting hangings, belted by bullets
• Veterans' History Sought in PBS Project
• Gladys Knight to receive Society of Singers' ELLA Award
• Veterans History Sought in PBS Project
• Dollar weakens against the euro, British pound tops $2 for first time in nearly 15 years
• Disney Offers Princess Gowns to Brides
• Documentarian Ken Burns joins with Library of Congress to promote interviews of World War II veterans
• Prominent Peruvian clubs withdraw boycott threat
• Gold futures finish higher as dollar declines; platinum, palladium also end up
• Vaughan's one-day captaincy under a cloud after World Cup flop
• Coca-Cola 1st-quarter profit jumps 14 percent on 17 percent rise in sales
• Seagate 3Q profit falls, lowers outlook
• Man United puts pressure on Chelsea in Premier League
• Brazil's Sport signs World Cup veteran Giovanni
• Intel 1Q profit surges 19 percent on greater microprocessor unit cost savings, tax benefit
• Mexican telecom regulator promises to move to digital service, improve competition
• Washington Mutual earnings fall 20 percent amid housing slump
• Schemes, Dreams Keep `Bachelor' Afloat
• Miss Mexico Tones Down Pageant Dress
• Gladys Knight to Receive ELLA Award
• Powell, Richards to race at Jamaica invitational in May
• US consumer prices rise on higher energy costs but other inflation moderates
• Testimony on disputed non-compete fees continues at former media mogul Conrad Black trial
• Oil executive: Rise in ethanol use may dim oil company interest in building new refineries
• Miniature Faberge chair sells for $2.28 million
• Wells Fargo posts higher profit in first quarter, U.S. Bancorp earnings down on narrow margin
• Shanghai-based Acorn sets IPO at 7.7M ADSs, prices between $12.50 and $14.50 per ADS
• Toyota executive: Technology key to solving auto industry's problems
• During congressional hearing, European parliamentarians call CIA program illegal
• Stuffed Monkey Leads Cops to Drug Arrest
• Review: `Fracture' Is Smart, Stylish
• Venezuela's Chavez shifts ethanol stance to ease dispute with Brazil
• Review: `Women' a Sudsy Melodrama
• AOL, hoping to win more ad dollars, beats TV networks in race to show off upcoming programs
• Reinstated Ecuador soccer official quits amid alleged visa scandal
• Brazil could double ethanol production in 10 years, official says
• Cotto to defend WBA welterweight title against Judah on June 9 in New York
• Bermuda Cut From O'Donnell's Gay Cruise
• German auto supplier to open North American headquarters
• Jerry West leaving Grizzlies
• No Custody Agreement Yet in Smith Case
• Nigerian opposition calls for postponement of presidential vote
• Intel 1st quarter profit surges 19 percent on greater microprocessor unit cost savings, tax benefit
• Prefeito de Nagasaki n
• Company, Seminole Tribe dismiss lawsuits from Hard Rock deal
• Nigerian opposition calls for postponement of presidential vote
• Hilton Ordered to Attend May 4 Hearing
• Regulators call on U.S. lenders to work with borrowers to avoid mortgage foreclosure
• Cubs outlast Padres 4-3 in 14 innings
• Google adds presentation software to office apps package as Microsoft rivalry escalates
• U.S. House Judiciary panel votes on grant of immunity for former aide to attorney general
• South Africans, Chinese set to make history at the America's Cup
• British pound breaks through $2
• New Cuban bishop, longtime editor clash over Catholic magazine
• Colombia's Congress investigates death squads in Uribe's home province
• Some Prospective Jurors: Spector Did It
• Authorities: Michigan man spied on behalf of former Iraqi government
• Seagate's 3rd-quarter profit falls 22 percent; company lowers annual outlook
• Prospective juror in Phil Spector murder case: `I think he did it'
• Dave Chappelle in Standup Marathon
• Japanese climber is first to solo Alaska mountain in winter
• No verdict after fourth day of deliberations in Nacchio trial
• FCC renews license of Spanish-language TV station in Los Angeles, despite NBC's protest
• Victims of domestic violence urge Congress to do more to protect U.S. women
• Dave Chappelle breaks Los Angeles comedy club's endurance record _ joking for 6 hours plus
• Chappelle Jokes for Over 6 Hours in L.A.
• Venezuela's Chavez shifts ethanol stance to ease dispute with Brazil
• Agreement part of better psychiatric care for NY prisoners
• Digital Music Portends Death of Hi-Fi
• New Zealand dollar hits highest-ever mark, fueled by inflation data
• Japanese mayor dies after being shot by gangster outside train station, police say
• Yahoo 1st quarter profit falls 11 percent, missing analyst estimates
• Chappelle Jokes for Over 6 Hours in L.A.
• Digital music libraries and devices portend death of hi-fi sound
• Wolfowitz companion hired by Pentagon for Iraq work in 2003, contractor says
• New York enlists other states' attorneys general in investigation of student loan industry
• Hilton Ordered to Attend May 4 Hearing
• Author V.S. Naipaul says 'Oxford didn't teach me anything'
• Gladys Knight to Receive ELLA Award
• Bermuda Cut From O'Donnell's Gay Cruise
• Colombia's Congress investigates death squads in Uribe's home province
• Feds: Michigan man spied on behalf of former Iraqi government
• Miss Mexico modifies pageant dress depicting hangings, belted by bullets
• Media Blanketing Shooting Story
• Japanese mayor dies after being shot by gangster outside train station, police say
• House Judiciary panel to vote on grant of immunity for former aide to attorney general
• Two Koreas to talk aid despite Pyongyang missing reactor shutdown deadline
• Taiwan's ASE says Carlyle drops buyout bid
• Taiwan's ASE says Carlyle drops buyout bid
• Fla. Gov. Considering Morrison Pardon
• Taiwan's ASE says Carlyle drops buyout bid
• Taiwan's ASE says Carlyle drops buyout bid
• Brew-loving Wisconsin lawmakers want to allow stores to hand out beer samples
• Hall seizes the moment with both hands
• Oklahoma declares watermelon the state vegetable, disputes it's only a fruit
• Chappelle Jokes for Over 6 Hours in L.A.
• Former basketball star Clyde 'The Glide' Drexler booted from `Dancing With the Stars'
• Michigan men charged with spying for former Iraqi government before 2003 U.S.-led invasion
• Woman's EBay Sale Doesn't Go Too Well
• Woman's eBay Sale Doesn't Go Too Well
• Stuffed Monkey Leads Cops to Drug Arrest
• Angry Soccer Mom Accused of Neglect
• Chappelle Jokes for Over 6 Hours in L.A.
• Town Allows Gore to Install Solar Panels
• Al Gore gets approval to install solar panels at his Tennessee home
• Gangster kills Japanese mayor as Tokyo looks to strengthen gun control
• Nancy Wilson to be feted with belated 70th birthday party at 2007 JVC Jazz Festival
• Widow of Enron founder Lay says she owns assets government is trying to seize
• Testimony on disputed non-compete fees continues at Conrad Black trial
• New Zealand prop Carl Hayman to play in England
• New Zealand prop Carl Hayman to play in England
• Sterility worries lead to massive seizure of implantable medical devices
• NZ vs. South Africa in U19 rugby final
• Arizona man sentenced for shooting at firefighters who refused to remove his cat from a tree
• WHO requesting human bird flu samples from China, none shared since last year
• WHO requesting human bird flu samples from China, none shared since last year
• Indian officials blame each other for losing 2014 Asian Games Bbid to SKorea
• Padres down Cubs in extra innings
• Two Koreas to talk aid despite Pyongyang missing reactor shutdown deadline
• Cavs stay in hunt for second seed in East
• Jagr and Rangers rout Thrashers to take commanding lead in series
• Matsuzaka's lack of control blamed for loss to Blue Jays
• Woman's EBay Sale Doesn't Go Too Well
• Wheldon, Castroneves looking for more success in Japan
• Wheldon, Castroneves looking for more success in Japan
• 800 construction workers on strike in Sweden
• Woman's EBay Sale Doesn't Go Too Well
• Darko Milicic sprains right ankle
• Two Koreas to talk aid despite Pyongyang missing reactor shutdown deadline
• Liu Xiang aiming for fourth consecutive win in Osaka
• Liu Xiang aiming for fourth consecutive win in Osaka
• Thai PM says his government plans to work closer with coup leaders
• Malaysia's Mahathir says ex-deputy Anwar can't hope for big political comeback
• Malaysia's Mahathir says ex-deputy Anwar can't hope for big political comeback
• New Zealand stocks rise but high local dollar keeps pressure on exporters
• Taiwan shares rise in light trading
• Bush provided comfort for some national disasters but stumbled during others
• Massacre confronts U.S. presidential candidates with gun-control issues they have dodged
• Liu Xiang aiming for fourth consecutive win in Osaka
• Liu Xiang aiming for fourth consecutive win in Osaka
• Shanghai Auto Show to highlight fuel-efficient cars, China's emergence as major market
• U.S. presidential candidate Romney helps tap new donors using Mormon, business connections
• Japanese stocks rise on buying of real estate and shipping shares
• Japanese stocks rise on buying of real estate and shipping shares
• China creates artificial snowfall in Tibet
• Euro marches higher against the dollar, breaking through US$1.36 in morning trading
• Bin Laden look-alike in Philippines uses infamous name to lure votes
• Matsuzaka's lack of control blamed for loss to Blue Jays
• Liu Xiang aiming for fourth consecutive win in Osaka
• Tajikistan reinforces head scarf ban, prohibits revealing Western clothes at schools
• Lawyers file complaints against actor Richard Gere and Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty
• Lawyers file complaints against actor Richard Gere and Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty
• EMI expects full-year sales to fall 15 percent in line with earlier forecasts
• Complaints Filed Against Gere
• Workers at Belgian General Motors plant protest layoff plans with work stoppage
• Australian scientist emerges from underwater box after nearly 2 weeks
• Complaints Filed Against Richard Gere
• Japan Tobacco acquires Britain's Gallaher Group for about US$15 billion
• Japan Tobacco acquires Britain's Gallaher Group for about US$15 billion
• Roche says first-quarter sales rose 16 percent
• French candidates go to great lengths to win over undecided voters
• Main SKorean stock market index rises 0.4 percent to 1,534.58
• Sri Lankan president visits Italy, scheduled to meet political leaders, pope
• Hong Kong's Galaxy Entertainment report a net loss of HK$1.53 billion in 2006
• Inquiry to assess claims nuclear workers' body parts secretly tested
• Australian explosives maker Orica rejects takeover offer from private equity group
• Australian explosives maker Orica rejects takeover offer from private equity group
• Bangladesh government says former leader's return may cause law and order downslide
• Around the world, horror, sympathy and criticism of gun laws after Virginia Tech massacre
• Thousands of protesters temporarily block entrances to Ukraine's Constitutional Court
• Around the world, horror, sympathy and criticism of gun laws after Virginia Tech massacre
• Hitachi, Toshiba fight EU regulators in penalties over alleged cartel
• Adidas shares up 4.2 percent on takeover rumors
• Two Koreas to talk aid despite North missing reactor shutdown deadline
• First draft of Thailand's new post-coup constitution completed
• Oil prices rise above US$63 a barrel as market awaits U.S. weekly supply data
• Bill pending in California Legislature would require companies to label cloned food
• Semiconductor equipment maker ASML reports sharp rise in 1st-quarter net profit
• Scientist Emerges From Underwater Box
• EU fines Heineken euro219 million for beer cartel, brings fine total to euro2 billion this year
• Dollar falls in Asia as U.S. indicators fan speculation for lower U.S. interest rates
• Indian lawmaker detained for trying to get woman through immigration on wife's passport
• Chinese dissident from Tiananmen protests conducting research in Hong Kong
• L'Oreal shares gain after company posts better-than-expected sales figures
• US official says sanctions on Chinese paper may lead to other cases, though none pending
• China displays photos of wives of corrupt officials
• Barcelona denies Ronaldinho has mononucleosis
• Nigerian opposition calls for postponement of presidential vote
• Berlusconi puts aside euro100 million for Ronaldinho
• SKorean, Italian leaders agree on need for early free trade talks between SKorea, EU
• French candidates go to great lengths to win over undecided voters
• Bodycote International says it rejects revised takeover offer from Sulzer
• Euro marches higher against dollar, pound reaches 26-year high
• Support in Pakistan for ousted judge keeps political heat on Musharraf
• Poland and Ukraine to co-host Euro 2012
• SKorean stocks rise to record, lifed by Samsung Fire and Marine, builders
• Hong Kong shares dip as traders sell China Mobile
• Goosen, Casey aim to build on strong Masters' showings at Shanghai
• Australia, U.S. sign pact agreeing to swap asylum seekers
• Italy returns to top of soccer's world rankings
• FIFA Soccer Rankings
• Greenpeace activists protest ADB's support for coal power plants
• Magath says Hertha Berlin job is not for him
• Croatian lawmaker detained on war crimes charges
• Trial of failed Germany train bombing suspects put off to May 10
• Bin Laden Look-Alike Runs for Election
• Basketball star Yao Ming features in China AIDS awareness campaign
• Basketball star Yao Ming features in China AIDS awareness campaign
• Malaysian car maker Proton should not fall into foreign hands, ex-leader says
• Nigerian security forces battle Islamist gunmen in northern Nigeria, witnesses say
• Japan Tobacco acquires Britain's Gallaher Group for US$15 billion
• Iraqi forces take over security in southern Maysan province
• Malaysia's Ogawa plans aggressive overseas expansion after strong market debut
• Malaysia's Ogawa plans aggressive overseas expansion after strong market debut
• Poland and Ukraine to co-host Euro 2012
• Hundreds of Kyrgyz protesters block road to Canadian-operated gold mine
• Attempt to sell nearly all possessions on eBay does not go as planned for Minnesota woman
• New deadline will not help WTO trade talks, analysts say
• Australian stocks hit record highs buoyed by mining sector, Wall Street
• Senior U.S. official appeals to NKorea to follow through on pledge to shut down nuclear reactor
• Japanese shares rebound, SKorea hits new record as Asian markets end mixed
• Japanese shares rebound, SKorea hits new record as Asian markets end mixed
• Poland and Ukraine to co-host Euro 2012
• Taxi drivers warned to brush away garlic, be polite and don't smoke
• Singer Pete Doherty says people close to him are pushing him to overcome drug addiction
• Amateur boxing world championships awarded to United States
• Philippine shares fall on profit-taking after 2-day rise
• EU to set up early warning system to watch for foreign rules that block exports
• Bill pending in California Legislature would require companies to label cloned food
• Faurecia says 1st-quarter sales rose 12 percent as carmakers roll out new models
• JPMorgan Chase 1st-quarter earnings soar 55 percent, dividend raised
• Vehicle explodes outside a fancy restaurant in Gaza City
• Bangladesh government says former leader's return may erode law and order
• Beijing Says No Red Hair for Cabbies
• Clyde No Longer 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Soderling upsets third-seeded Davydenko at Monte Carlo Masters, Djokovic advances
• Thousands of workers rally for better wages at Freeport mine
• Thousands of workers rally for better wages at Freeport mine
• Yushchenko celebrates winning bid to co-host Euro 2012
• French candidates go to great lengths to win over undecided voters
• Singapore shares end lower; Chinese shipbuilder Yangzijiang soars on debut
• Lufthansa confident of reaching '07, '08 targets, mulling acquisitions
• Bin Laden look-alike in Philippines uses infamous name to lure votes
• Swedish nationalists forced to hold annual convention in Denmark
• Family of shooter struggled in South Korea, sought better life in U.S.: report
• JPMorgan Chase 1st-quarter earnings soar 55 percent, dividend raised
• Big 1st quarter for diversified manufacturer United Technologies Corp.
• Burundi, Congo, Rwanda, Uganda tackle threats to central Africa peace
• Pakistan Cricket Board appoints new selectors
• Poland and Ukraine to co-host Euro 2012
• Pakistan Cricket Board appoints new selectors
• Thousands of protesters temporarily block entrances to Ukraine's Constitutional Court
• Amateur boxing world championships awarded to United States
• Motorola swings to 1st-quarter loss on charges, weak handset sales
• EU trade chief says Europe could make WTO complaint if China does not act on piracy
• Malaysia's Islamic court extends detention of Muslim-born woman living as Hindu
• Groupe Zodiac says it began discussions on transfer of marine business
• Turkish court acquits 4 policemen in slaying Kurdish boy and father
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup again delayed
• Roche says 1st-quarter sales rose 16 percent
• Birkhead Hopes to Leave Drama Behind Him
• Industrial chemical that contaminated pet food in U.S. found in second ingredient, expanding recall
• Father of Anna Nicole's baby tells mag he is on friendly terms with former adversary Howard K. Stern
• Vienna State Opera presents new season
• Abbott Laboratories 1st-quarter profit falls 19 percent from Boston Scientific charges
• Mugabe declares he has overcome British effort to topple him
• Motorola swings to 1st-quarter loss on charges, weak handset sales
• EU fines Heineken euro219 million for beer cartel, brings fine total to euro2 billion this year
• SocGen shares soar on speculation about deal with UniCredit
• Jordan local elections to be held July 18
• Japanese shares rebound, SKorea hits new record as Asian markets end mixed
• Japanese shares rebound, SKorea hits new record as Asian markets end mixed
• Indian shares move up; banks lead gains
• Oil prices slip as market awaits U.S. weekly supply data
• Violence and scandal hurt Italy's Euro 2012 bid
• Thai shares end down on profit-taking in banks, energy stocks
• Poland and Ukraine to co-host Euro 2012
• RIM's BlackBerry system having extensive service problems
• REpower recommends shareholders accept Suzlon offer
• Soderling upsets Davydenko at Monte Carlo Masters, Djokovic advances
• Doherty: Friends Want Him to Kick Habit
• Sri Lankan rights group condemns official's alleged threat to newspaper editor
• U.S. stocks point to lower open after Yahoo, IBM, Motorola earnings
• Belgium's KBC says it plans to buy Russia's Absolut Bank
• Mirant selling Caribbean business to Marubeni Corp.
• Nigerian security forces battle Islamist gunmen in northern Nigeria, witnesses say
• Afghan journalists protest raid on TV station ordered by attorney general
• Birkhead Hopes to Leave Drama Behind Him
• ODA begins Ecology Action Plan to protect wildlife on London's Olympic site
• Britain launches inquiry into alleged removal of organs from dead nuclear workers
• China boosts speed of trains to keep up with transport demand
• Tajik authorities seek to suspend opposition party for alleged violations
• Parts of Asia vulnerable to currency crisis despite strong economic growth, U.N. says
• Father of Anna Nicole's baby tells mag he is on friendly terms with former adversary Howard K. Stern
• Shire successfully completes tender period for New River shares
• Abbott Laboratories 1st-quarter profit falls 19 percent from Boston Scientific charges
• Madrid denies offering Benitez coaching job
• Yahoo disappointing 1Q drags down stock
• Lufthansa confident of reaching '07, '08 targets, mulling acquisitions
• JPMorgan Chase 1st-quarter earnings soar 55 percent, dividend raised
• Turkish court acquits 4 policemen in slaying of Kurdish boy and father
• GlaxoSmithKline wins Japanese approval for bronchial asthma treatment
• Madrid denies offering Benitez coaching job
• Motorola swings to 1st-quarter loss on charges, weak handset sales
• Vehicle explodes outside a fancy restaurant in Gaza City
• Abbott Laboratories 1st-quarter profit falls 19 percent from Boston Scientific charges
• Mugabe declares he has overcome British effort to topple him
• Barcelona denies Ronaldinho has mononucleosis
• Bilfinger Berger says it won orders worth euro250 million in Australia
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• EU fines Heineken euro219 million for beer cartel, brings fine total to euro2 billion this year
• Cigarette break may have saved South Carolina woman's life
• Madonna Visits Malawian Kids' Center
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup postponed for third straight day due to a lack of wind
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• Museum submarine partially sinks in river
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• Motorola swings to 1st-quarter loss on charges, weak handset sales
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• Body of missing Peace Corps volunteer found in Philippines
• United Technologies reports 7 percent rise in income
• Doherty: Friends Want Him to Kick Habit
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• Volkswagen says 1st-quarter profit more than doubled on improved sales
• Poland and Ukraine to co-host Euro 2012
• Iraqi forces take over security in southern Maysan province
• Infineon says it will invest euro200 million on research in Singapore
• Detroit's Urban Coyote Pregnant
• Iraq's parliament to discuss country's controversial oil law soon
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• Euro reaches new 2-year high, but misses record; pound holds above US$2
• Birkhead Hopes to Leave Drama Behind Him
• BlackBerry service restored after service outage in North America
• Madonna Visits Malawian Kids' Center
• Russia to invest over US$1 billion in nanotechnology in next three years
• Portugal's largest labor union calls strike to protest at economic reforms
• Netflix 1Q profit misses analyst views amid slower growth
• JPMorgan Chase 1st-quarter earnings soar 55 percent, dividend raised
• U.S. expands appeals for information on ex-FBI agent missing in Iran
• Oscar-winning U.S. film director staging an opera at the Czech National Theater
• First draft of Thailand's new post-coup constitution completed
• Abbott's 1Q profit falls 19 percent but sales, guidance up
• Jordan local elections to be held July 17
• Strange, Green elected to Hall of Fame
• U.S. dollar nears all-time low against euro in European trading, gold mixed
• Zoo Asks Visitors Not to Stare at Chimps
• U.S. House panel sees security threats from global warming
• Why Does Sanjaya Reign on `Idol'?
• Antwerp zoo asks visitors not to stare at the chimps
• Mugabe declares he has overcome British effort to topple him
• Dow Chemical, Libyan oil company enter into joint venture
• Sri Lanka: Airs strike may have killed or wounded 60-70 rebels; rebels deny claim
• In final stretch, French presidential candidates try to win over undecided
• BlackBerry service restored after service outage in North America
• Antwerp zoo asks visitors not to stare at the chimps
• Nigerian security forces battle Islamist gunmen in northern Nigeria, witnesses say
• American Airlines' parent swings to 1Q profit, overcoming high fuel prices and winter storms
• Sidelines
• Cards futility at home exposed by Pittsburgh
• Revitalized Rangers rock Garden
• Newcomers ready to go in America's Cup
• UEFA looks east in selecting host for Euro 2012 finals
• Federer toughs it out on Monte Carlo clay
• Surprising Warriors thinking playoffs
• Pathetic Poms booed out of Cricket World Cup
• Word from the Magistrate
• International Dajia Mazu Sightseeing and Culture Festival, Taichung County, 2007
• Taiwan shares climb 44.02% at 8,003.31 points
• Taipower to sell first secured bonds in years
• Greenback on the ropes against euro, British pound
• Wall Street ends mixed following release of data
• Sanctions on Chinese paper may lead to other cases, official says
• In Brief
• Hitachi appeals EU decision to issue heavy fine for price-fixing
• U.S. moves against 'Cocaine'
• ASE shares rise after canceled bid by Carlyle Group
• Japan Tobacco makes record acquisition of Gallaher Group
• Heineken slapped with heavy fine for controlling prices
• Report says securities firms restrained by inflexible regulatory regime
• Acer wins three Red Dot awards
• Macau lures Taiwan's travelers
• In Brief
• Australia, U.S. sign pact agreeing to swap refugees seeking asylum
• Bullet trains in China now open to the public, local news reports
• South Korea feels shock and sorrow over U.S. shooting
• Sri Lanka military says air strike may have killed scores
• Pakistanis rally in support of top judge that was suspended
• In Brief
• Ethanol drive poses risks, research says
• UK puts climate before U.N., China objects to session
• Shootouts in Brazil leave 20 dead
• European parliament members challenge U.S. on 'renditions'
• Rwandan faces trial over murder of prime minister
• Bolivian protesters seize gas pipeline to Argentina
• Zimbabwe marks 27th anniversary of independence
• Bush policies too little, too late
• Palestinians' 'right of return'
• Pop culture threat to youth
• KMT must cease judicial interference
• Britain gets rid of 'war on terror' language
• Mauritius tries to recreate 400-year-old environment
• Some Hong Kong restaurants fining customers for leftovers
• Macau economy surges as China gamblers crowd casinos
• Imperial presents Mother's Day Cake
• K 2007 to open at Duesseldorf
• Mother's Day at Caesar Park Taipei
• PromisedLand Resort offers new programs
• Rotarians to meet at Grand Hotel
• Mother's Day celebration at Regent
• Activists list traits for future president
• Premier calls for focus on typhoon preparation
• Police slammed for threatening Hong Kong Losheng supporter
• In Brief
• Activists advocate speedy reform of referendum law
• DPP plans action to push for budget approval
• KMT vows to block proposal targeting indicted candidates
• Inventec head gets jail sentence for slander
• Cabinet blames Legislature for delaying budget
• Four blasts in Baghdad leave at least 160 dead
• Gangster kills Nagasaki mayor
• U.S. probes killer's path to murder
• Hijacked boat docks safe and sound in Kinmen
• CPBL ordered to pay NT$2.62 million to injured fan
• Tornado wrecks homes across south of island
• Artificial snow harms Alpine water system: scientists
• Ex-presidential advisor backs Yu's candidacy
• Campus security drill under fire
• U.S. agricultural products featured at Grand Formosa Regent Taipei
• ECCT to discuss position papers with CEPD next week
• EC seeks to strengthen economic ties with Taiwan
• NXP Semiconductors names Marc Cetto executive vice president and general manager of mobile and personal business
• Love in action
• Ruling and opposition lawmakers braced for showdown over 'Ma bill'
• Supreme court upholds PFP chair's defamation suit against ex-president
• Gun bill fails in Florida committee
• Thousands of protesters temporarily block entrances to Ukraine's Constitutional Court
• Gates says failure in Iraq would be felt in Mideast before U.S.
• Jazz Festival Plans Wilson Birthday Bash
• Jazz Festival Plans Wilson Birthday Bash
• Facts about Poland and Ukraine's winning bid to host Euro 2012
• Zoo Asks Visitors Not to Stare at Chimps
• Planet Hollywood Plans Vegas Opening
• Clear Channel accepts higher $19.35 billion bid from private equity group
• Madonna Visits Malawian Kids' Center
• Republican presidential hopeful John McCain promises public briefings on Iraq war if elected
• Wall Street mixed after Yahoo earnings leads tech disappointments
• 2 Britons tried over leaked memo in which Bush reportedly referred to bombing Al-Jazeera
• Volkswagen says 1st-quarter profit more than doubled on improved sales
• Nigerian troops kill at least 25 Islamic fighters, military says
• British Broadcasting Corp. and Bob Geldof to create massive "Dictionary of Man" Web site
• Indonesian student among Virginia Tech massacre victims
• Ghosn: Nissan to introduce diesel Maxima in 2010
• Error has New York sex predator hotline calls going to sex chat line
• French ministry denies role in severance package for fired EADS chief
• Beckham fit again
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup postponed for third straight day due to lack of wind
• Roche says 1st-quarter sales rose 16 percent
• Nigerian security forces battle Islamist gunmen in northern Nigeria, witnesses say
• Around the world, horror, sympathy and criticism of gun laws after Virginia Tech massacre
• Coleman says he'll return to soccer coaching after break
• Strange, Green enter Hall of Fame
• European stocks end lower
• Coleman says he'll return to soccer coaching after break
• Israeli premier sets out three-year economic plan to fight poverty, close gaps
• Madonna Visits Malawian Kids' Center
• Bahamas opposition candidate's office destroyed in arson, police say
• Birkhead Hopes to Leave Drama Behind Him
• In final stretch, French presidential candidates try to win over undecided
• Dein quits as vice chairman and director of Arsenal
• Clear Channel accepts higher $19.35 billion bid from private equity group
• Kiplagat turns from pacemaker to contender at London Marathon
• Ireland departs World Cup in high spirits after reaching unforeseen heights
• Bangladesh government says former leader's return may erode law and order
• Oil prices slip despite expectation U.S. report will show 10th straight weekly dip in stocks
• UT Acquires David Mamet Papers
• Rabbi's blame for Holocaust draws criminal complaint from Reform Jews
• University of Texas acquires more than 100 boxes of material from David Mamet
• Peace Corps volunteer wanted to do good, pursue adventure
• Atentados em Bagd
• Dow Chemical, Libyan oil company enter into joint venture
• Coke shareholders level criticism, support at annual meeting
• Roma prevents Inter from clinching Serie A title
• UT Acquires David Mamet Collection
• JPMorgan Chase 1st-quarter earnings soar 55 percent, dividend raised
• University of Texas acquires more than 100 boxes of material from David Mamet
• Soros ups JetBlue stake to 11.5 percent from 9.5 percent
• MSNBC Faces Post-Imus Three-Hour Gap
• Russia's Gazprom formally takes control of Sakhalin-2 oil-and-gas project
• Roma prevents Inter from clinching Serie A title
• Freddie Mac buying up to $20 billion in mortgages to help distressed borrowers
• University of Texas acquires more than 100 boxes of material from David Mamet
• Strike at Skoda over
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• Russian parliament toughens punishment for extremism
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Dow Chemical, Libyan oil company enter into joint venture
• Tony Bennett postpones tour as he recovers from flu
• British science minister suggests using satellites to track dementia sufferers
• Romanian opposition leader accuses president of blackmailing judges before critical ruling
• BBC Plans `Dictionary of Man' Web Site
• Gates: U.S., Israel and international community united on Iranian nuclear issue
• Top US defense contractor Lockheed Martin faces setbacks, but Wall Street seems unfazed
• Nagasaki mayor killing shows gangsters do most shooting in Japan
• Naipaul: I Learned `nothing' at Oxford
• U.S., British unions sign pact aimed at eventual merger
• Aris beats Ergotelis 2-0 in Greek league
• Madonna Visits Malawian Kids' Center
• Charles Dickens Theme Park Set to Open
• Week in Vid-Games: Goodbye `budget' PS3
• Vid-Games: Cute `Chulip,' `Cooking Mama'
• Roma prevents Inter from clinching Serie A title
• Body of missing Peace Corps volunteer found in Philippines
• MSNBC Faces Post-Imus Three-Hour Gap
• Argentine star signs 2-year contract with Columbus
• Republican student group protests apology demands over whites-only scholarship
• Romanian opposition leader accuses president of blackmailing judges before critical ruling
• Top US defense contractor Lockheed Martin faces setbacks, but Wall Street seems unfazed
• Reactions to the Supreme Court's abortion decision
• Nadal, Djokovic advance at Monte Carlo Masters
• Chrysler to build 2 new plants in Michigan, but jobs will be lost
• Acidente mata 32 em sider
• Abbott's 1st-quarter profit falls 19 percent but sales, guidance up
• Tracy's bad break is Servia's latest chance to shine
• Republican student group's decision to sponsor satirical, whites-only scholarship starts row
• Andrej Kvasnak, former Czechoslovakia midfielder, dies at 70
• Birkhead Hopes to Leave Drama Behind Him
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Dies at 96
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on disputed abortion procedure
• Kitty Carlisle Hart, actress and advocate of the arts, dies at 96
• Turkish PM says he will announce candidate for presidency on April 24 or 25
• IndyCar rookie putting study skills to 300-kph test
• Bush talks to key Democrats amid continuing differences over Iraq war policy
• Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Dies at 96
• Urlacher fined $100,000 for wearing hat with unofficial sponsor at Super Bowl
• Dein quits as vice chairman and director of Arsenal
• Kitty Carlisle Hart, actress and advocate of the arts, dies at 96
• Freddie Mac buying up to $20 billion in mortgages to help distressed borrowers
• Bennett Postpones Two Shows Due to Flu
• Study finds U.S. teens limit social-networking data
• Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Dies at 96
• Ireland captain Johnston mulling international retirement
• American public opinion on abortion has remained stable
• Lyon draws with Rennes 0-0, misses chance to clinch title
• Filipino apelidado como "Bin Laden" disputa elei
• Ireland departs World Cup in high spirits after reaching unforeseen heights
• Bush says U.S. will impose new punishments if Sudan does not act to stop Darfur bloodshed
• Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Dies at 96
• Victims' attorneys say BP mailings were effort to taint jury pool
• Duncan hopes Spurs treated fairly after ref's suspension
• Kitty Carlisle Hart, actress and advocate of the arts, dies at 96
• Lyon draws with Rennes 0-0, misses chance to clinch title
• Motorola swings to 1st-quarter loss on charges, handset sales
• Bahamas opposition candidate's office destroyed in arson, police say
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• Doctor says Maradona improving, to remain hospitalized for few more days
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• U.S. Defense Departmemt reviewing 2003 contract for Wolfowitz's companion to do prewar work in Iraq
• Museum submarine partially sinks in river
• Halley family not selling stake in Carrefour
• Wall Street is mixed on tech earnings; Dow sets record, signaling recovery from Feb. slide
• U.S. lawmaker demands North Koreans return USS Pueblo
• Oil prices close higher on report oil and gasoline inventories fell
• Comboio da Otan atropela menino e atiradores matam civis afeg
• Rivers Replaced by Rinna on Red Carpet
• U.S. Democrats meet with Bush but there is no give on Iraq positions
• Buck's homer finishes off Detroit in 10th inning
• Rivers Replaced by Rinna on Red Carpet
• Presidential candidate Richardson says India should have more influence in global affairs
• U.S. lawmaker demands North Koreans return USS Pueblo
• Stuttgart advances to German Cup final, to meet Nuremberg
• Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Dies at 96
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Leaping Sturgeon Injures Florida Woman
• Joan Rivers replaced by Lisa Rinna as TV Guide Channel's red-carpet host, network says
• Roma prevents Inter from clinching Serie A title
• Dead Alligator Found in Indiana Drain
• Spanish pop star Alejandro Sanz working on first album in English
• Stricter gun control after shootings at U.S. university _ not going anywhere fast
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Garbled Message Puts Iowa Town on Alert
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Ohio Principal Convicted of Kissing Feet
• Smoke Break Saves S.C. Woman From Tree
• Semi Driver Checks on Doughnuts, Crashes
• British pound holds above $2 to hit 26-year record; euro reaches 2-year high
• Lawmakers blast U.S. Coast Guard, contractors for modernization problems
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• Lawmakers blast U.S. Coast Guard, contractors for modernization problems
• Ajax beats RKC Waalwijk 3-1 to advance to Dutch Cup final
• Conservation Officer: Wolf Chased Cars
• Fla. City May Discuss Duck Feeding Ban
• Messi helps Barcelona to 5-2 win over Getafe in first leg of Copa semifinals
• Sex Predator Hotline Goes to Sex Line
• Democrats pursue black voters in Al Sharpton primary
• Zoo Asks Visitors Not to Stare at Chimps
• Top US defense contractor Lockheed Martin faces setbacks, but Wall Street seems unfazed
• Chelsea back within three points of Man United in Premier League
• Messi helps Barcelona to 5-2 win over Getafe in first leg of Copa semifinals
• In Mexico, armed men fire shots, take hostages in Tijuana hospital; 2 dead
• U.S., British unions sign pact aimed at eventual merger
• Serena Williams says she's ready for Fed Cup
• Venezuela has not discussed nationalizing steel company Sidor, mining minister says
• BlackBerry service restored after service outage in North America
• IBM meets 1Q earnings forecast despite moderate sales growth; stock takes a hit
• Black Entertainment Television sitcom about black slackers will be network's first original scripted series
• Boeing wins order for 30 Boeing 787s
• Hackers used mysterious e-mail to break into U.S. State Department computers
• Kraft Foods' 1Q earnings fall 30 percent to $702 million
• Milos Forman to Stage Opera in Prague
• Chelsea back within three points of Man United in Premier League
• California growers sue U.S. government over Mexican avocado imports
• BET Making Its First Scripted Series
• American Airlines unions protest management stock bonuses
• Platinum futures soar on fund buys
• Lockheed, Northrop under investigation
• Thompson Impresses House Republicans
• Ice forces evacuation of Canadian seal hunt vessels off Newfoundland
• U.S. tax commissioner Mark Everson named new president of American Red Cross
• The Dow Jones industrials close above 12,800 for first time in mixed session on Wall Street
• Ajax beats RKC Waalwijk 3-1 to advance to Dutch Cup final
• Rivers Replaced by Rinna on Red Carpet
• Lockheed, Northrop under investigation
• U.S., British unions sign pact aimed at eventual merger
• Colombia's Uribe calls senator who alleged he helped death squads a 'slanderer'
• Trade panel to investigate illegal logging complaints
• Rock Asks Court to Weigh Paternity Claim
• Indian conglomerate to buy Minnesota Steel; price not disclosed
• U.S. Treasury official acknowledges misgivings about North Korean money in Macau bank
• Rock Asks Court to Weigh Paternity Claim
• Chris Rock asks Georgia court to determine if he is 13-year-old boy's father
• Doctor says Maradona improving, to remain hospitalized for few more days
• Oil prices close higher on report oil and gasoline inventories fell
• Trade panel to investigate illegal logging complaints
• FBI searched home of congressman linked to lobbyist affair
• Pistons' Murray, friend uninjured in shooting
• ******* ATEN
• Indian conglomerate to buy Minnesota Steel; price not disclosed
• Allstate 1st-quarter profit boosted by investment gains
• Brown's Trust Owes $70,000 for Funeral
• Coast Guard project managed by Lockheed, Northrop investigated by Justice Department
• Rights group accuses Yahoo of helping China with arrests and torture
• James Brown trust owes $70,000 for 3-month care of body and funeral, says funeral-home manager
• Equestrian World Cup starts Thursday
• Notorious B.I.G.'s Family Sues LA Again
• Top US defense contractor Lockheed Martin faces setbacks, but Wall Street seems unfazed
• Kitty Carlisle Hart, actress and advocate of the arts, dies at 96
• U.S. PGA's Zurich Classic returns to storm ravaged New Orleans-area course
• UAW chief to ask DaimlerChrysler board to keep companies together
• Powerful U.S. music executives meet to discuss rap lyrics
• Rock Asks Court to Weigh Paternity Claim
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• After stunning break, Belgium rider wins stage 3 of Tour de Georgia
• Canada, US to discuss dispute over lumber agreement
• Buck's homer finishes off Detroit in 10th inning
• EBay trounces expectations as 1Q profit surges 52 percent
• Mexico's Televisa reports drop in first-quarter net profit, increase in sales
• Weather makes the most headlines at the America's Cup, again
• Texas utility says KKR-Texas Pacific bid is still the biggest
• Longtime civil rights activist June Johnson dies at 59; was beaten in 1963 confrontation
• Supreme Court backs nationwide ban on abortion procedure in 5-4 ruling
• Bill seeking to strengthen patents, reduce litigation may have a chance for passage this year
• Indonesian student among Virginia Tech massacre victims
• UN: Parts of Asia vulnerable to currency crisis despite strong economic growth
• Belgian woman honored by Israel for saving 300 children in Nazi Holocaust
• Nigerian security forces battle Islamist gunmen in northern Nigeria, witnesses say
• EU to set up early warning system to watch for foreign rules that block exports
• Please sir, can we have some more? Dickens World theme park recalls a bygone age
• Pet food recall expanded; industrial chemical found in second ingredient
• 3 killed in attack on publishing house that prints Bibles in Turkey
• HP keeps worldwide PC market lead over Dell in 1st quarter
• U.S. administration outlines preparations for dealing with potential bioterror
• Moves by Freddie Mac, WaMu may signify heeding of regulators' urgings
• Lindsay Lohan opens up about month-long stint in rehab earlier this year
• Hackers used mysterious e-mail to break into U.S. State Department computers
• Copa Libertadores: Libertad beats Banfield 1-0 to advance
• Student loan probe pushes Congress to act on ties between industry, aid officers
• Democrats meet with Bush at White House, but neither side gives ground on Iraq position
• Pair Looking for Drug Dealer Dial 911
• Blues take title bid on the road
• Blues take title bid on the road
• NBC News receives a `multi-media manifesto' from the Virginia Tech killer
• Blues take title bid on the road
• Armed men storm Mexican hospital; 3 dead in gunbattle with police
• Bush says U.S. will impose new punishments if Sudan fails to act to stop Darfur bloodshed
• Prospective Spector Jury Field Narrowed
• Lawyer says she tried to correct bad advice to Hollinger execs
• U.S. Senator demands North Koreans return USS Pueblo, offers battle flag in exchange
• Semi Driver Checks on Doughnuts, Crashes
• Lohan Doesn't Consider Herself an Addict
• Hawaii astronomy center mixes stars with culture
• Survivors to mark 12th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing; Giuliani to address crowd
• Carouge: Artists, architecture and nightlife, a world away from nearby Geneva
• Hawaii hotels offering deals, perks to lure visitors
• Hawaii hotels treat visiting pets well
• Colombia's Uribe calls senator who alleged he helped death squads a 'slanderer'
• Woman Registers a .47 on Breath Tester
• America beats El Nacional to advance in Copa Libertadores
• Chile's Bachelet eases tension with Chavez, also meets with opponents
• 'American Idol' Says Sayonara to Sanjaya
• 'American Idol' viewers vote off Sanjaya Malakar
• Ohio Principal Convicted of Kissing Feet
• Sex Predator Hotline Goes to Sex Line
• Music Execs Discuss Rap Lyrics
• Kitty Carlisle Hart, actress and advocate of the arts, dies at 96
• Suprema Corte dos EUA refor
• 'American Idol' finally says sayonara to Sanjaya Malakar
• Ousted Philippine President Estrada turns 70, still wields influence from detention
• Donkey Becomes Witness in Dallas Dispute
• Simon Cowell says his `Idol' expression was not response to Virginia Tech comments
• Brazil's Flamengo eliminates Real Potosi 1-0 from Copa Libertadores
• Reports: Gangster in shooting of Japanese mayor pressed city over unheeded demands
• Argentina and Chile go 0-0 in Trans-Andean soccer friendly
• 'American Idol' Says Sayonara to Sanjaya
• Copa Libertadores: Parana advance
• Anaheim's May suspended 3 games for punching Wild's Johnsson
• 'The Wizard of Id' cartoonist dies at 86, days after his collaborator on the comic
• Sri Lanka looking to exploit conditions in Jamaica for semifinal
• Rivers Replaced by Rinna on Red Carpet
• Ireland facing new challenges after reaching unforeseen heights
• Popular loser Ireland does deserved lap of honor while England flops disappear
• New York sweeps Atlanta from NHL playoffs
• Donkey Becomes Witness in Dallas Dispute
• India, Sri Lanka to provide major test opposition for Australia at home
• Maine outpitches Willis for Mets win
• Armed men storm Mexican hospital; 3 dead in gunbattle with police
• Dow Jones industrials close above 12,800 for first time in mixed session on Wall Street
• Australian to fight Guzman for WBO lightweight title
• Australian to fight Guzman for WBO lightweight title
• Attorney General Gonzales faces make-or-break appearance before Senate panel investigating prosecutor firings
• Buerhle no-hits Texas for White Sox
• Reports: Gangster in shooting of Japanese mayor pressed city over unheeded demands
• Sony European video game unit cutting jobs
• Copa Libertadores: Sao Paulo beats Alianza Lima 1-0
• Don Ho show goes on in Hawaii after entertainer's death
• Vote totals show overwhelming creditor approval of Delta Air Lines reorganization plan
• Copa Libertadores: Libertad, America, Parana advance to second round
• Chivas draw Pachuca 2-2 in first leg of Champions Cup finals
• New York sweeps Atlanta from NHL playoffs
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• New Jersey beat Bulls, and hand them tough playoffs opener
• Chinese automaker SAIC eyeing rival Nanjing Automotive, owner of MG
• Chinese automaker SAIC eyeing rival Nanjing Automotive, owner of MG
• Buerhle no-hits Texas for White Sox
• Workers at Vietnamese shoe factory go on strike
• LG Electronics records first-quarter loss on flat panel venture
• LG Electronics records first-quarter loss on flat panel venture
• Sister of university shooting rampage works on Iraq reconstruction team
• Workers at Vietnamese shoe factory go on strike
• Workers at Vietnamese shoe factory go on strike
• Court's ruling emboldens abortion opponents to seek more restrictions
• U.S., British unions sign pact aimed at eventual merger
• Basketball star Yao Ming features in China AIDS awareness campaign
• New Zealand stocks slip as blue chips turn down
• European parliament delegation challenges U.S. administration on `rendition' practices
• Maine outpitches Willis for Mets win
• Chinese economic growth jumps 11.1 percent in first quarter
• Chinese economic growth jumps 11.1 percent in first quarter
• Casting woes on John Woo's new epic resemble musical chairs
• Taiwan shares fall across the board
• Dollar drops in Asia amid concerns about U.S. economy
• Dollar drops in Asia amid concerns about U.S. economy
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee works out to shed pounds for new movie
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee works out to shed pounds for new movie
• Australian stocks dragged down by strong currency and weak commodity prices
• Patrick fastest in Indy Japan practice
• Patrick fastest in Indy Japan practice
• In dispute about donkey poo and noise, man brings animal to testify on own behalf
• GM to unveil extended-range electric car at Shanghai Auto Show
• Malaysian ballot pits ruling coalition against opposition figure Anwar's party
• Finland's new center-right, female-majority government sworn in
• Brisbane to host final of rugby league World Cup
• Brisbane to host final of rugby league World Cup
• Japanese stocks drop on stronger yen; steel, tech and bank shares slide
• Japanese stocks drop on stronger yen; steel, tech and bank shares slide
• Reports: Bangladesh bars homecoming of an ex-prime minister
• Moscow university begins foreign student lockdown for fear of ethnic violence, students say
• Chinese stocks tumble amid speculation strong growth numbers will lead to rate hikes
• German producer prices rise less in March than expected, up 2.5 percent from year ago
• New poll shows French presidential race tightens further with 3 days to go
• Turkish police detain 5 more people in deadly attack on Christian publishing house
• Romanian parliament to vote on suspending president for alleged constitutional abuses
• U.N. urges businesses to tackle climate change, think "green"
• U.N. urges businesses to tackle climate change, think "green"
• Philippine police seeking local resident in death of Peace Corps volunteer
• Chinese automaker SAIC eyeing rival Nanjing Automotive, owner of MG
• Chinese automaker SAIC eyeing rival Nanjing Automotive, owner of MG
• LG Electronics records first-quarter loss on flat panel venture
• Sacyr-Vallehermoso launches all-share bid for Eiffage
• Officials: 530 dead seals found on Kazakhstan's Caspian Sea shores
• Mittal wins Brazilian approval for euro4 billion offer for Arcelor Brasil
• Samsung Electronics, Microsoft agree to cross license patents
• Oil prices slips below US$63 a barrel after report shows U.S. oil refineries boost production
• Euro at 2-year highs as ECB bulletin reinforces likelihood of interest rate increase by June
• South Korean stocks fall on China worries; Posco, LG Electronics decline
• Converium 1st-quarter net profit triples on tax allowance release
• Former head of scandal-tainted Thai bank gets 20 more years behind bars
• Nets earn No. 6 seed; Cavs get No. 2 while Bulls fall to fifth
• In dispute about donkey poo and noise, man brings animal to testify on own behalf
• Vietnam OKs Idemitsu to work on plans for 2nd oil refinery
• Vietnam OKs Idemitsu to work on plans for 2nd oil refinery
• Resistance fighter, former prisoner recall dramatic raid on train bound for Auschwitz
• Reports: Bangladesh bars return of ex-prime minister
• Taiwan lawmakers criticized for inciting bogus campus drill
• South Korean president names new ministers of culture, maritime affairs
• Air travelers in Thailand advised to use clear plastic bags for carry-on toiletries
• Air travelers in Thailand advised to use clear plastic bags for carry-on toiletries
• Messi goal brings more comparisons with Maradona
• Hungary's premier says country to enter euro zone between 2010-2014
• English Soccer Fixtures
• Japanese stocks drop sharply on China concerns, strong yen
• Japanese stocks drop sharply on China concerns, strong yen
• China says it's 'not a proper time' to discuss new Sudan sanctions
• U.S. seeks to reassure allies, Russia over missile defense plans
• New Zealand publisher proceeds with editorial outsourcing plans
• Austria's bwin online gaming operator reports net loss of euro539.6 million
• Three emerge at top in race for Nigerian presidency
• Romanian parliament debates whether to suspend president for alleged constitutional abuses
• Turkish police detain 5 more people in deadly attack on Christian publishing house
• China's economy surges 11.1 percent in 1st quarter, sparking overheating worries
• NKorea demands SKorea's commitment to food aid despite failure to meet nuclear obligations
• Finland's new center-right, female-majority government sworn in
• Some of the questions in the French election
• Three emerge at top in race for Nigerian presidency
• British report says bird flu likely came to England from Hungarian poultry
• Polls show cliffhanger awaits as French presidential candidates race into first-round
• Students: Moscow university begins foreign student lockdown as Hilter birthday approaches
• Hong Kong shares plunge 2.3 percent on China rate hike worries
• Australia's Macquarie Bank to buy Britain's police radio network from Telefonica SA
• Australia's Macquarie Bank to buy Britain's police radio network from Telefonica SA
• Arsenal faces Tottenham amid off-field problems
• Nokia says net profit dropped nearly 7 percent in 1st quarter
• VW says 2008 pretax profit to be at least euro5.1 billion; Porsche stake sign of faith
• Allrounder Shoaib Malik named as new Pakistan captain
• Allrounder Shoaib Malik named as new Pakistan captain
• Micah Richards ruled out of England's next match
• Jitters over red-hot Chinese economy trigger share declines across Asia, Europe
• Jitters over red-hot Chinese economy trigger share declines across Asia, Europe
• Madrid, Valencia lay Spanish title hopes on the line
• Philippine shares fall ahead of rate-setting meeting
• Malaysian stocks fall on selling after recent gains
• European rights body critical of Ukraine's constitution, warns democracy not safeguarded
• Clinching title gets a little tricker for Inter
• Bhutan to hold mock elections as dress rehearsal for first-ever vote
• Berdych and Soderling advance at Monte Carlo Masters
• Spanish judge rejects harassment suit saying woman too smart to have withstood abuse
• Moscow university orders foreign student lockdown ahead of Hilter birthday, students say
• Olympic champion Kostelic retires from Alpine skiing
• Oil prices rise after report shows U.S. oil refineries boost production
• Mystery animals roaming northeast Ohio woods
• In vindication for Simon Cowell, 'American Idol' finally says sayonara to Sanjaya Malakar
• The rhetoric of abortion spills over into the majority U.S. Supreme Court opinion
• France's Jacquelin takes first round lead at Asian Open
• Allrounder Shoaib Malik named as new Pakistan captain
• Turkish police detain 5 more people in deadly attack on Christian publishing house
• London's FTSE-100 index down 34.0 points at 6,415.4 at midday
• Indonesian shares end down on weak rupiah, falls in regional markets
• Thai shares end down tracking regional markets
• Allrounder Shoaib Malik named as new Pakistan captain
• Telekom Malaysia raises stake in Indonesian cellular unit
• Alexander Semin expelled from Russian team for world championships
• Alexander Semin expelled from Russian team for world championships
• German economic institutes raise 2007 growth forecast to 2.4 percent
• Nokia says net profit dropped nearly 7 percent in 1st quarter
• Bank of America 1Q profit up 5 percent, helped by growth in fee income
• CBOT Holdings 1Q profit up on higher trading volume, increased average exchange fee rates
• Altria says first-quarter profit drops 21 percent, but raises full-year earnings expectation
• Olympic champion Kostelic retires from Alpine skiing
• Stocks point lower after Dow hits new records, before stream of earnings data
• Donkey Becomes Witness in Dallas Dispute
• Audit: NKorean bank called WMD 'proliferator' was Macau bank client
• Sanjaya Is Voted Off 'American Idol'
• Survivors mark 12th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing
• Harley-Davidson 1Q profit down 18 percent after 3-week strike at manufacturing plant
• Hershey's 1Q revenue flat, profits down as company cuts costs
• Malaysian Hindu accuses Islamic body of unlawfully detaining family
• Bank of America 1Q profit up 5 percent, helped by growth in fee income
• Sooty air and traffic congestion concern IOC inspectors
• Al Rajhi Bank plans to launch ATM card for Malaysian pilgrims
• Romania's parliament suspends president
• VW targets India, Russia; 2008 pretax profit to hit euro5.1 billion ($6.92 billion)
• Bayern's Champions League hopes hang on match against Stuttgart
• Russian regulator calls for review of some foreign oil, gas and mining companies
• Caste discrimination flourishes in modern India, activists say
• Caste discrimination flourishes in modern India, activists say
• Merck first-quarter net jumps 12 percent on higher sales
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup delayed for fourth straight day
• Overheating worries grow as China's economy surges 11.1 percent in 1st quarter
• Southwest Airlines' fuel hedging pushes profits
• Bill Gates urges investment in technology to improve education, healthcare
• Bill Gates urges investment in technology to improve education, healthcare
• Reports: Bangladesh bars return of ex-prime minister
• U.S. jobless claims retreat slightly following big surge
• Altria says first-quarter profit drops 21 percent, but raises full-year earnings expectation
• Jitters over red-hot Chinese economy trigger share declines across Asia, Europe
• Jitters over red-hot Chinese economy trigger share declines across Asia, Europe
• Fans allowed in to watch Catania again
• India sets ambitious export target despite appreciating currency
• Tarantino, Coen Brothers, Van Sant compete for top prize at Cannes
• Three emerge at top in race for Nigerian presidency
• British coroner says 8 Iraq war deaths was result of mechanical failure
• Foreign direct investment in India triples to US$16 billion in fiscal year
• Foreign direct investment in India triples to US$16 billion in fiscal year
• Polish, Ukrainian prime ministers hail winning 2012 Euro soccer bid
• Spain's Sacyr-Vallehermoso launches hostile bid for Eiffage
• British report says bird flu likely came to England from Hungarian poultry
• U.N. urges businesses to tackle climate change, think "green"
• U.N. urges businesses to tackle climate change, think "green"
• Human rights activists rally against Islamic vigilantes
• Spain's Sacyr-Vallehermoso launches hostile bid for Eiffage
• Turkish police detain 5 more in deadly attack on Christian publishing house
• GM reports record global sales of 2.26M vehicles in first quarter
• Films in the Cannes Film Festival
• Students: Moscow university orders foreign student lockdown before Hitler birthday
• Lindsay Lohan: She Felt Safe in Rehab
• Tribune falls to 1st-quarter loss on severance payments, classified ad weakness
• Wild boar shuts down Barcelona highway
• Romania's parliament suspends president for alleged abuse of power
• Nigerian opposition party rejects proposed boycott of presidential vote
• Nokia's net profit drops nearly 7 percent in 1st quarter
• Rights group: Hundreds of child soldiers serve in Congo's army
• Oil mixed on report US refineries boost production: Nymex lower, Brent up, afternoon in Europe
• CBOT Holdings 1Q profit up on higher trading volume
• Hungary's premier says country to enter euro zone by 2014
• Bangladesh captain Bashar wins toss, asks West Indies to bats first
• Euro at 2-year highs as ECB bulletin reinforces likelihood of interest rate increase by June
• Analysts: Bulgaria's economic growth slows
• Slovakia's unemployment drops to record low
• US stocks open lower after Chinese stocks slide amid worries of overheating economy
• Jitters over red-hot Chinese economy trigger share declines across Asia, Europe
• Bank of America 1Q profit up 5 percent, helped by growth in fee income
• Japan, German defense chiefs share concern over growing Chinese military spending
• Cab riders in Austrian capital could soon be caught on camera
• Attorney general Gonzales faces crucial ordeal before U.S. Senate panel investigating prosecutor firings
• EU trademarks authority refuses to register Anheuser-Busch's Budweiser trademark
• Attorney general Gonzales faces criticism from Republicans, Democrats as U.S. Senate hearing opens
• Altria says first-quarter profit drops 21 percent, but raises full-year earnings expectation
• Russian Finance Ministry extends PWC license by 5 years despite court fine
• Attorney general faces criticism from Republicans, Democrats as U.S. Senate hearing opens
• Suspected Japanese Red Army member arrested in Tokyo after deportation from US
• U.S. Attorney General Gonzales faces criticism from Republicans, Democrats, says firings justified
• Merck first-quarter net jumps 12 percent on higher sales
• Lindsay Lohan: She Felt Safe in Rehab
• Balkan presidents to focus on energy at summit in Macedonia
• Bulgaria's jobless rate at 8.92 percent in March
• Reports: Berlusconi says Mediaset may invest in Telecom Italia without taking control
• German finance minister: euro zone should pledge to balance budget by 2010
• US stocks fall in early trading after Chinese stocks slide amid worries of overheating economy
• U.S. economy seen expanding modestly
• Violent South Korean movie suggested as inspiration to Virginia Tech killer
• Marriott 1Q profit nearly triples
• Gannett 1st-quarter earnings slide on lower ad revenue
• U.S. Attorney General Gonzales faces criticism from Republicans, Democrats, says firings justified
• VT Killer's Hammer Pose Resembles Movie
• Balkan presidents to focus on energy at summit in Macedonia
• Wyeth 1st-quarter profit increases 12 percent
• Sherwin-Williams 1Q profits dip 1.6 percent in slumping housing market
• Altria disappoints Wall Street as first-quarter profit drops 21 percent on lower U.S. sales
• U.S. economy seen expanding modestly
• Survivors mark 12th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing
• Romania's parliament suspends president for alleged abuse of power
• Vieri sues Inter and Telecom Italia for allegedly spying on him
• Union Pacific profit up 24 percent in first quarter
• Porsche says it filed takeover offer for VW with German regulator
• Tarantino, Coen Brothers, Van Sant compete for top prize at Cannes
• Turkish police detain 5 more in deadly attack on Christian publishing house
• Films in the Cannes Film Festival
• MacLean out as Blue Jackets' general manager
• Bloggers threaten to jump gun on France's election result
• Oram to miss New Zealand's final Super 8s match against Australia
• In the middle of the massacre, Virginia Tech gunman sent a video manifesto and photos to NBC
• Jolie Says Pearl Film Is `Very Real'
• US Congress rails against KBR, former Halliburton unit, for fraud and abuse on $20B contract
• South Korea urges North Korea to implement nuclear deal