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• Angelina Jolie says Daniel Pearl film is `very real and personal,' in magazine interview
• Donkey Becomes Witness in Dallas Dispute
• Italy's largest leftist party holds last congress before expected merger with centrists
• Students: Moscow university orders foreign student lockdown before Hitler birthday
• Attorney General Gonzales faces skepticism from Republicans, Democrats at U.S. Senate hearing
• Bank of America 1Q profit up 5 pct
• Balkan leaders hoping to head off energy crunch
• Attorney General Gonzales faces skepticism from Republicans, Democrats at U.S. Senate hearing
• Baxter International 1st-quarter profit rises 43 percent on strong sales, improved margins
• Jitters over red-hot Chinese economy trigger share declines across Asia, Europe
• Tribune falls to 1st-quarter loss on severance payments, classified ad weakness
• Attorney General Gonzales faces skepticism from Republicans, Democrats at U.S. Senate hearing
• WHO: Car accidents leading cause of death for 10 to 24 age group
• Oil tumbles on concerns about inventory levels, and on contract expiration sell-off
• Russian court rules against opposition group, opposition leaders urge Western criticism
• US President Bush discusses drugs, terrorism with Afghanistan's Karzai
• VT Killer's Hammer Pose Resembles Movie
• Gebrselassie chasing Tergat in London Marathon
• Wolfsburg's Santana to miss rest of season
• VT Killer's Hammer Pose Resembles Movie
• Mauritania installs freely elected president
• Seven referees suspended in Italian scandal
• US jobless claims retreat slightly following big surge
• Start of Louis Vuitton Cup postponed for fourth straight day
• Cab riders in Austrian capital could soon be caught on camera
• Merck first-quarter net jumps 12 percent on higher sales
• U.S. Ambassador criticizes Italian barriers to foreign investment
• Spain's Socialists agree to declare Franco trials illegitimate in proposed Civil War bill
• Democratic presidential hopeful Edwards reimbursing his campaign $800 for pricey haircuts
• Brazil's Embraer studies military transport plane
• Delphi wants to remove lead investor from investment agreement
• Attorney general faces skepticism from Republicans, Democrats at U.S. Senate hearing
• Cream puffs satisfy urge to splurge
• Brighten your plate with cheery yellows
• Review for the record
• Brandi Carlile draws on her inspirations
• Bridging musical barriers key to Kearney's music
• Tarantino, Van Sant lead Cannes charge
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• Another don't-mess-with-the-formula blood and gore screen filler
• Spying on neighbors ala 'Rear Window'
• Publicists of small films generally dread summer
• Horror maestro likes significant themes in his stories
• LaBeouf was destined for an acting career
• Perfect pairings - what to drink with what
• Chelsea rout West Ham to narrow gap with United
• China's top two miss Fed Cup after misunderstanding rules
• Old Irish foes unite in praise of team
• Nadal extends claycourt record in Monaco
• Rangers romp Thrashers for first sweep since 1994
• Cavs top the Bucks, gain No. 2 seed
• Taiex plunges on concerns over China rate hike
• Yen strengthens on Bank of Japan rate speculation
• Dow ends above 12,800, lifted by JP Morgan data
• U.S., UK unions ink deal for eventual merger
• China's economy advances 11.1% in first quarter, sparking fears of overheating
• Gold predicted to strengthen to US$750 by end of this year
• ECCT-CEPD meet to discuss 'Face Reality' issues
• Grand Formosa Regent presents taste of America
• Multilateral agreement seen as best approach for Taiwan
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• Australia will have no water for irrigation if drought continues, leader says
• Philippine police seek local man in death of Peace Corps volunteer
• Separatists say won't take part in Kashmir meet
• Two Koreas argue over rice, reactor
• Bangladesh bars ex-prime minister from returning
• Police detain five more people over throat slitting in Turkey
• Hitler's birthday prompts Moscow university lockdown
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• Basescu gets suspended in Romania
• Mauritania gets first democratically elected leader
• U.N. discusses Liberia diamonds
• Nigeria gears up for weekend presidential vote
• Threats to the web of life
• Pirate product paradise
• DPP contest needs refocus on values, vision and policies
• Japan looking to regain some face with launch of first lunar orbiter
• Arctic nickel miners remember Soviet days fondly
• Hawaii astronomy center mixes star-gazing with culture
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• Chateau reconstruction estimated to cost at least NT$30m
• Shanghai-style dining in Taipei draws on Shanghainese expertise
• Teenagers die in two separate suicide jumps
• Minimum wage to be raised, says CLA
• Two DPP lawmakers criticized for staging hoax attack at school
• Tutu meets families of 228 victims
• ProMOS gets OK for plant in Chongqing
• Tsao becomes first Taiwanese in 2007 MLB season
• Report says many pigs still killed inhumanely in slaughterhouses
• Illegal herbal medicine worth NT$100m seized in Sanchong
• PFP caucus could skip vote on 'Ma exclusion clause'
• CIER hikes growth forecast for 2007
• U.N. claims that Sudan is breaching Darfur accord
• Taiwanese-American faces charges in U.S.
• China jails Uighur-Canadian for life on terrorism charges
• NBC airs hate-filled video by killer Cho
• New book highlights Taiwan's humanitarian efforts overseas
• Supreme Court upholds libel verdict against Lee
• Global warming swells federal insurance risk
• UN lauds Al Gore, environment leaders at green awards
• Norway aims to be carbon neutral by 2050
• Jobless rate could soar on Kyoto compliance: Canada
• TaiwanICDF scholarship program powers international cooperation
• Opposition lawmakers foil 'Ma bill'
• Opposition lawmakers foil advancement 'Ma exclusion bill'
• A President Needs Vision
• Wen's Visit Unable to Improve Sino-Japanese Relations
• DPP presidentail contenders asked to show restraint in debate: president
• Hsieh denies plugging 'constitutional one China'
• China-bound investment up 17 percent in Q1: official statistics
• MySpace introduces feature for users to recommend news items
• Iraqi oil reserves could be twice as large, report says
• Euro at 2-year highs as ECB bulletin reinforces likelihood of interest rate increase by June
• Schering-Plough posts 55 percent rise in 1st-quarter earnings
• Nokia's net profit drops nearly 7 percent in 1st quarter
• Kosovo leader: Parliament to declare independence following UN resolution on province's future
• Chelsea upset about ticket allotment for FA Cup final
• EU trade commissioner to Italian manufacturers: Don't try to take China head on, go for quality
• Jitters over Chinese economy trigger share declines in world markets
• Home mortgage lender ResCap to cut 1,000 jobs as US subprime mortgage market deteriorates
• Attorney general faces skepticism from Republicans, Democrats at U.S. Senate hearing
• Tony Leung Chiu-Wai Returns to Woo Film
• Threatened Nigerian opposition boycott crumbles, vote to go ahead on Saturday
• Romania's parliament suspends president for alleged abuse of power
• Government insists diplomacy will be quiet on Zimbabwe
• Lindsay Lohan: She Felt Safe in Rehab
• Sen. McCain jokes about bombing Iran at U.S. campaign stop
• In marriage of Mubarak's son, Egyptians see political plan
• Suspension of Romanian president brings uncertainty to new EU member and U.S. ally
• Canadian Environment Minister paints dire scenario for Kyoto compliance
• U.S. economy seen expanding modestly
• London's FTSE-100 index closes down 8.8 points at 6440.6
• Jolie Says Pearl Film Is `Very Real'
• Cool and aloof, Fletcher praised for England highs, blamed for lows
• Cameroon to give free treatment to all AIDS patients
• Wolfowitz offers management changes at World Bank in fight to keep his job
• New Hampshire governor says he will sign same-sex civil unions bill
• Angelina Jolie says Daniel Pearl film is `very real and personal,' in magazine interview
• U.S. multinational corporations add more employees overseas, data show
• Rolls-Royce PLC suspends sales to Sudan over humanitarian concerns
• European stocks end lower
• In marriage of Mubarak's son, Egyptians see political plan
• Ajax to honor Cruyff by retiring the No. 14 jersey
• CBOT Holdings 1Q profit up on higher trading volume
• Muslim gravestones vandalized in WWI cemetery in northern France
• Hershey's 1Q revenue flat, profits down as company cuts costs
• Spain's Sacyr-Vallehermoso launches hostile bid for Eiffage
• Italy makes case at WTO to protect its traditional meats, cheeses
• US homebuilder D.R. Horton 2nd-quarter earnings plunge on sales decline, charges
• France's Accor says 1st quarter revenues up 8.9 percent
• Attorney general faces skepticism from GOP, Democrats at Senate hearing
• Continental Airlines posts 1st-quarter profit amid higher fares
• Surrounding community mourns for students and faculty killed in Virginia university massacre
• South Korean shooter did not talk much as a child, uncle says
• Christians in Turkey fear more attacks after killings at publishing house
• Woman Registers a .47 on Breath Tester
• Merrill Lynch 1st-quarter profit rises due to strong investment activity
• EU trade commissioner to Italian manufacturers: Don't try to take China head on, go for quality
• Landis to compete in Teva Mountain Games in Vail
• Boeing receives 737 order valued at $295 million from CIT
• Record 132 million flu shots to be made for next flu season in U.S.
• U.S. ambassador criticizes Italian barriers to foreign investment
• Greek union calls May 15 strike over pension fund scandal
• EU officials to press U.S. to commit to carbon caps at summit
• Louis Vuitton Cup could be rescheduled to begin Friday
• Nasdaq first-quarter profit edges slightly higher, held back by charges for failed LSE bid
• Federer to play Nadal in clay-grass exhibition match
• AP Exclusive: Top rebel warns against Sri Lankan military attack on insurgent strongholds
• Stock-option expense hits 1Q profit at UnitedHealth
• Adriano receives two-match ban for diving
• Federer advances to quarterfinals at Monte Carlo Masters
• Rights group:Sri Lanka defense official summons British diplomat who met threatened editor
• Suspension of Romanian president brings uncertainty to new EU member and U.S. ally
• Democratic presidential hopeful Richardson says he will place a new emphasis on Africa
• Hopes for Bering Strait tunnel linking Russia and Alaska revived
• Iran tells U.S. it has no information on missing ex-FBI agent
• Bound for U.S., Barros Schelotto bids farewell to winning decade at Boca Juniors
• Santander takeover of ABN Amro may trigger $1 billion tax bill
• Opera tells true tale of how racist politics backfired on Georgia governor in 1940s
• Australia allrounder Watson returns to team to face New Zealand
• `Jericho' Mystery Man Has Lighter Side
• Former high school classmates say Virginia Tech gunman was picked on in school
• U.S. economy seen expanding modestly
• Opera Tells How Georgia Racism Backfired
• U.S. Army finds ways to ease impact of delay in Iraq funding, says money can last through June
• Altria disappoints Wall Street as first-quarter profit drops 21 percent on lower U.S. sales
• Cruise to Raise Funds for Rescue Workers
• Gonzales finds U.S. senators from both parties skeptical at make-or-break hearing
• Tom Cruise to host fundraiser in Manhattan to help treat Sept. 11 rescue workers
• US colleges settle, others sued in student loan probe
• Bush makes his case for Iraq war bill in town-hall style meeting
• Oil tumbles on inventory concerns, news from Iraq and China
• Morales says Petrobras willing to sell entire share of Bolivian refineries
• Doctor: Maradona needs treatment for alcohol abuse
• Madonna Visits Day Care Center in Malawi
• Marriott International shares fall on weaker revenue outlook; 1Q profit nearly triples
• Ajax to honor Cruyff by retiring No. 14 jersey
• Dollar at 2-year low against euro as ECB stresses likely interest rate increase in June
• Oil tumbles on inventory concerns, news from Iraq and China
• Cruise to Raise Funds for Rescue Workers
• Pakistan stars may testify in Woolmer inquest; Ireland players DNA tested
• Timberlake, Alba on List of Sexy Celebs
• Timberlake, Alba on List of Sexy Celebs
• Justin Timberlake and Jessica Alba on Victoria's Secret's list of the sexiest entertainers
• US lawmakers rail against KBR, former Halliburton unit, for alleged abuses on $20B contract
• Pakistani cricket players may be called to testify in Woolmer inquest
• Jonsson's late goal gives Sweden win over Russia
• Myanmar's rulers implement increasingly restrictive regulations for aid-giving agencies
• Heat say they're ready for NBA playoffs
• Altria disappoints Wall Street as first-quarter profit drops 21 percent on lower U.S. sales
• Malaysian Prosecutors Charge Dead Man
• U.S. Army finds ways to ease impact of delay in Iraq funding
• Indian automaker Mahindra unveils vehicles to be sold in U.S.
• Marriott International shares fall on weaker revenue outlook; 1Q profit nearly triples
• Dad Makes Sign Wear Sign for Using Drugs
• AZ advances to Dutch Cup final with 6-0 win over NAC Breda
• US stocks finish flat amid mixed economic, earnings data, drop in Chinese stocks
• Democrats sue Justice Department asking for e-mail to be turned over to Congress
• Struggling AMD swings to 1Q loss of $611million
• Secret army documents found in abandoned Tel Aviv building
• VT Killer's Hammer Pose Resembles Movie
• New insurance companies flock to British Virgin Islands as offshore tax haven
• U.S. economy seen expanding modestly
• Sevilla downs Deportivo 3-0 in first leg of Copa semifinals
• Virginia Tech killer's hammer photograph resembles the violent South Korean movie 'Oldboy'
• Board chairman of Siemens AG to step down; says not because of corruption scandals
• Armed men who stormed Mexican hospital were members of Tijuana drug cartel
• Capital One 1Q profits down 24 percent
• Gonzales cannot sway skeptical U.S. senators with Republican lawmaker urging his resignation
• Copper futures down on China interest rate concerns; gold also falls
• Board chairman of Siemens AG to step down; says not because of corruption scandals
• Democrats sue Justice Department asking for e-mail to be turned over to Congress
• US newspapers weather another rocky quarter
• CDC: Rabies treatment that saved U.S. teen has not worked in other victims
• Art Gallery Fights to Keep Chop Sui Sign
• Pentagon approves funding for F-35 jet
• Rodriguez dramatic hero again in Yankees win over Cleveland
• Struggling AMD swings to 1Q loss of $611 million
• Board chairman of Siemens AG to step down; says not because of corruption scandals
• Colorado takes stand against violence in Darfur, bans public pension funds from investing in Sudan
• Sixth Samsung executive agrees to plead guilty of fixing prices on memory chips
• Board chairman of Siemens AG to step down; says not because of corruption scandals
• Canadian court postpones ruling on extradition of alleged eco-terrorist
• Lara to quit test and one-day cricket
• Hendrickson wins as replacement pitcher for Dodgers
• Capital One 1Q profits down 24 percent
• Vivendi's board does not put stake notification issue to vote at annual meeting
• Jeweler M. Fabrikant & Sons seeks approval to auction assets
• Anti-Chavez politicians face recall votes in Venezuela
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• 'Smokin' Joe' Frazier dropping suit against daughter over records
• West Indies captain Lara to quit test and one-day cricket
• EU's relationship with Russia risks going badly wrong, says EU trade chief
• House passes bill to give District of Columbia and Utah new House seats
• 'Smokin' Joe' Frazier dropping suit against daughter over records
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• EU holds trade, cooperation talks with Latin American countries
• Judge: Delta can pay $29.4 million to lawyers, advisers for services
• VT Killer's Hammer Pose Resembles Movie
• Ark. School to Have Port-A-Potty Prom
• Pakistan stars may testify in Woolmer inquest; Ireland players DNA tested
• American Black Film Festival Moves to LA
• Jurors convict former Qwest CEO Nacchio on 19 of 42 insider trading counts
• Yankees valued at $1.2 billion by Forbes
• American Black Film Festival relocating from Miami to Los Angeles
• West Indies captain Lara in shock retirement announcement
• Bush muses on marriage, chicken-plucking factories, other vital matters
• Ex-Qwest CEO Nacchio convicted on 19 counts of insider trading
• Dad Makes Son Wear Sign for Using Drugs
• Ark. School to Have Port-A-Potty Prom
• US regulations should have barred Virginia Tech gunman from buying weapons
• American Express 1st-quarter profit rises 21 percent to a record $1.06 billion
• US newspapers weather another rocky quarter
• 'Smokin' Joe' Frazier dropping suit against daughter over records
• U.S .colleges settle, other may be sued in student loan probe
• Timberlake, Alba on List of Sexy Celebs
• Pakistani cricket players may be called to testify in Woolmer inquest
• U.S. Album Sales Down, Digital Sales Up
• Former President Clinton, Democratic candidates woo black leaders
• Ex-Qwest CEO Nacchio convicted on 19 counts of insider trading
• Dell gives customers what they want: Windows XP, not Vista
• Global warming swells federal insurance risk to more than $900 billion (euro661.7 billion)
• 70 years later, a town bombed in Spanish Civil War holds secrets and symbolism
• US regulations should have barred Virginia Tech gunman from buying weapons
• U.S. album sales continue to tumble as digital sales surge and fewer big names issue releases
• Highest test cricket runscorers
• U.S .colleges settle, other may be sued in student loan probe
• Mauritania installs freely elected president
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• Foreign investor interest in Pakistani stocks picks up
• Delphi says key investor may pull out of reorganization plan
• Highest Test Batting Scores
• Balkan leaders hoping to head off energy crunch
• Suspension of Romanian president brings uncertainty to new EU member and U.S. ally
• Rematches, returns on tap in NBA playoffs
• Board chairman of Siemens AG to step down; says not because of corruption scandals
• Lara's greatness coincided with West Indies slide from power
• Top French presidential candidates in final push as polls suggest close weekend vote
• Struggling AMD swings to 1st quarter loss of $611 million
• Feud between exes Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger flares up with release of angry voicemail
• Support slips even among Republicans for Bush's embattled attorney general
• Kenyan hunting debate pits farmers and tribes against global animal welfare lobby
• Google 1st quarter profit rises 69 percent to blow past analyst views
• Rogue diggers helping themselves to Macedonia's ancient treasure
• On Earth Day, a view from afar and how space travelers describe their home planet
• Long journey brings Deng leading role with Bulls
• Author: Charles Classic a Gospel Remake
• A mother's fight for truth delves into murky world of prisoners' organs for transplant
• Defending champion Inter of Brazil eliminated from Copa Libertadores
• Jury Selected for Phil Spector Trial
• U.S. Senate majority leader Reid says the war in Iraq is lost
• U.S. health officials try to ensure TV realism; 'Law and Order,' '24' consult with CDC
• Validity of future legislative limits on abortion in U.S. rests with a pivotal justice
• Copa Libertadores: Velez Sarsfield beats Emelec 1-0 to advance
• Sanjaya Sees Busy Future After 'Idol'
• Reports: Bangladesh bars return of ex-prime minister
• Venezuelan government mulls plan for socialism classes at work
• The 3rd chapters of `Shrek,' `Spider-Man,' `Pirates' portend super summer for Hollywood
• Venezuelan government mulls plan for socialism classes at work
• Highlights of Hollywood's summer film lineup
• Tour rookie looks to become latest first-time winner in New Orleans
• The music of Queen looks to rock the Toronto theater scene this summer
• Feud between exes Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger flares up with release of angry voicemail
• Werth rides Warum Nicht to victory in World Cup Finals
• Tour rookie looks to become latest first-time winner in New Orleans
• New England and Columbus draw 2-2
• US defense secretary Gates tells Iraqi leaders American commitment to war not open-ended
• Bolivia approves nationalization contracts as talks over Petrobras refineries go on
• Ex-Qwest CEO Nacchio convicted on 19 counts of insider trading
• Revenge of the nerd: Masi Oka rises as the unlikely star of NBC's `Heroes'
• It's the women, not the bachelor, that keeps 'The Bachelor' going
• Joss Stone shows independent streak and grown-up attitude with sexy new CD and look
• Q&A: Newlywed rocker Lavigne talks about CD, acting, why she wants clothing line
• When chemistry meets culture: Scientists helping save rare art
• Posada Carriles paga fian
• Feud between exes Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger flares up with release of angry voicemail
• Toyota president modest on world growth, cautious on race with GM
• Q&A: Arquette follows family tradition as writer, producer, director, star of `The Tripper'
• U.S envoy links better US-North Korean ties to human rights improvement
• Virginia Tech killer's hammer photograph resembles the violent South Korean movie 'Oldboy'
• `Jericho' dark man of mystery Lennie James reveals a lighter side
• Film Review: `Vacancy' the kind of horror movie that leaves you feeling empty, icky
• Film Review: Cop comedy `Hot Fuzz' proves heavy on laughs
• Lara's greatness coincided with West Indies slide from power
• Adam Brody remains a likable guy despite melodrama of `In the Land of Women'
• Film Review: Hopkins and Gosling enjoy smart banter in the stylish thriller `Fracture'
• Many in Egypt see marriage of Mubarak's son as part of plan to boost presidential succession
• Video-game review: Even jaded video-gamers can enjoy the adorable `Chulip,' `Cooking Mama'
• Video-game review: `MotorStorm' a showcase for PS3 graphics
• Brazil's Santos maintains perfect record in Copa Libertadores
• Jamaica's inquest into Woolmer's death postponed because of 'significant developments'
• Inquest into Woolmer's death postponed because of 'significant' developments
• Canadian Environment Minister paints dire scenario for Kyoto compliance
• Mom, Daughter Give Birth Within Minutes
• Lara announces retirement; Fletcher to leave England
• U.S. colleges grapple with increased numbers of mentally ill students
• Philippine president to sign US$2 billion investment deals on China visit
• Backlash Leads to Pullback on Cho Video
• Copa Libertadores: Uruguay's Defensor Sporting qualifies losing to Gimnasia
• Hendrickson wins as replacement pitcher for Dodgers
• Toyota president modest on world growth, cautious on race with GM
• Rodriguez dramatic hero again in Yankees win over Cleveland
• Oil prices inch up ahead of contract expiry; around US$62 a barrel
• Oil prices inch up ahead of contract expiry; around US$62 a barrel
• Copa Libertadores: Brazil's Santos remains perfect, Internacional eliminated
• Author: Ray Charles' turned old gospel song into seminal 1955 R&B classic `I Got a Woman'
• Canadian Environment Minister paints dire scenario for Kyoto compliance
• Al Gore withdraws from environmental conference after Colombian president invited
• Springboks: World Cup before Tri-Nations
• Mom, Daughter Give Birth Within Minutes
• Gates on Friday to visit troops, warn Iraqis that time is running out on reconciliation efforts
• U.N. Security Council sending mission next week to assess Kosovo's future
• Wild Boar Shuts Down Spanish Highway
• Some Republicans in Senate say US attorney general should step down
• Wife of gay ex-governor in US asks for primary custody of couple's daughter
• Republicans want abandoned nuclear missile silo in US named after Ronald Reagan
• US presidential candidate McCain has a one-liner for any critics of his Iran joke: Get a life
• Indian software company Wipro says profit in latest quarter jumped 44 percent
• Indian software company Wipro says profit in latest quarter jumped 44 percent
• Free surgery in U.S. for Russian boy ends in brain death
• Erik Estrada gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Colombian president says he was shunned by former US vice president Gore over scandal
• Japan's finance minister shrugs off concerns over China economy
• Japan's finance minister shrugs off concerns over China economy
• New Zealand stocks flat, subdued market awaits interest rate review
• Ottawa eliminates Penguins
• Internet video site YouTube populates with reaction to Virginia Tech massacre
• Toyota president modest on world growth, cautious on race with GM
• Indian software company Satyam Computer says profit in latest quarter rose 38.6 percent
• Indian software company Satyam Computer says profit in latest quarter rose 38.6 percent
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee works out to shed pounds for new movie
• Software maker SAP's 1st-quarter profit up 9.9 percent
• China's biggest domestic automaker forecasts 40 percent rise in exports
• Police tighten security for wedding of Indian stars Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan
• Police tighten security for wedding of Indian stars Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan
• Werth rides Warum Nicht to victory in World Cup Finals
• Castroneves takes pole for Indy Japan
• Castroneves takes pole for Indy Japan
• U.S. farmers sue Australian wheat exporter over alleged bribes to Iraq
• RIM traces BlackBerry outage to poorly tested software update
• Pharmaceutical firm Alliance Boots PLC agrees sale to private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
• Official: 34 arrested in police crackdown on opposition protesters in Kyrgyzstan
• Poll: Sarkozy in the lead on last day of campaigning before Sunday presidential vote
• World's automakers hustle for position in China, world's fastest-growing market
• World's automakers hustle for position in China, world's fastest-growing market
• Alliance Boots PLC agrees sale to private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
• Sony Ericsson more than doubles profit in 1st quarter
• Probe says Indonesian rights activist likely poisoned at Singapore airport
• Sanjaya Malakar exits the "American Idol" stage, and Indians seem happy to see him go
• Sanjaya Malakar exits the "American Idol" stage, and Indians seem happy to see him go
• Japanese and Australian negotiators to meet in Australia next week to discuss free trade
• Asian markets rebound from sharp losses in previous session
• Asian markets rebound from sharp losses in previous session
• Colombian president says he was shunned by former US vice president Gore over scandal
• Taiwan shares rise on positive cues from Asian markets
• Renaissance paintings found in suburban home sell for 2 million pounds
• World's automakers hustle for position in China, world's fastest-growing market
• World's automakers hustle for position in China, world's fastest-growing market
• Dollar higher against the yen as Asian stocks rebound
• Dollar higher against the yen as Asian stocks rebound
• Australian stocks lifted by financial and resources sectors
• Sony Ericsson more than doubles profit in 1st quarter
• Japanese stocks rebound on gains in machinery, brewery shares
• Japanese stocks rebound on gains in machinery, brewery shares
• Novelty Phone Causes Stir at Post Office
• Open source protester crashes speech by Bill Gates at Chinese University
• Indian software company Satyam Computer says profit in latest quarter rose 38.6 percent
• Indian software company Satyam Computer says profit in latest quarter rose 38.6 percent
• Winnie the Pooh phone ticks inside package, creating bomb scare at U.S. post office
• Australia match against Argentina postponed due to lack of top players
• Australia match against Argentina postponed due to lack of top players
• Australia match against Argentina postponed due to lack of top players
• Australia match against Argentina postponed due to lack of top players
• Euro moves closer to all-time high as EU finance chiefs urge no worries
• Oil prices mixed ahead of contract expiry
• Oil prices mixed ahead of contract expiry
• Malaysia's long-haul budget airline, AirAsia X, aims to list in five years
• Malaysia's long-haul budget airline, AirAsia X, aims to list in five years
• Philippine court grants bail to ex-senator arrested for 2003 mutiny
• Indians Say Good Riddance to Sanjaya
• Christians in Turkey fear more attacks after killings at publishing house
• Sanjaya Malakar exits 'American Idol,' and Indians seem happy to see him go
• Malaysian semiconductor firm Unisem to buy Singapore-based Advanced Interconnect Tech
• Sanjaya Malakar exits 'American Idol,' and Indians seem happy to see him go
• Philippine shares gain on expectation of strong 1Q earnings
• Three candidates emerge in front in Nigerian presidential vote
• Nigerians voters hope for president who really is "of the people"
• Businesses talk up green initiatives at eco-friendly summit
• Businesses talk up green initiatives at eco-friendly summit
• Australian government warns drought could cause sharp rise in farm produce prices
• Ukraine's premier meets with president to discuss political crisis
• French presidential race looks set for close finish as campaigning ends
• Blair says Britain will not hold referendum on new EU treaty
• South Korean stocks rise on steelmakers, transportation shares; won gains
• Former La Scala Head Badini Dies at 81
• EU finance ministers meet as euro stays high against dollar and yen
• Maldives conducts first-ever autopsy to examine suspicious death of dissident
• Former La Scala head Carlo Maria Badini dies at 81
• Erik Estrada Gets Star on Walk of Fame
• Mattea Says Girl Scouts Changed Her Life
• Newmont executive says investors closely watching Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive says investors closely watching Indonesian pollution trial
• Probe says Indonesian rights activist likely poisoned at Singapore airport
• Bangladesh ex-prime minister vows to return home despite ban
• U.S. forces erect barrier to divide Shiites and Sunnis in area of Baghdad torn by sectarian violence
• Super 14: Crusaders beat Hurricanes 23-13
• Super 14: Crusaders beat Hurricanes 23-13
• General Motors downplays challenge to China business from local partner
• General Motors downplays challenge to China business from local partner
• Newmont executive says investors closely watching Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive says investors closely watching Indonesian pollution trial
• 2 Vietnamese boats, 23 crew held for illegal fishing in Malaysia: report
• Romanian court rules president's suspension legal
• Chinese shares bounce back as investor enthusiasm overcomes rate hike worries
• Chinese shares bounce back as investor enthusiasm overcomes rate hike worries
• Fed Cup: Russia vs. Spain Draw List
• British lawmakers debate exempting themselves from freedom of information law
• Malaysian stocks rise on bargain hunting
• Bidding war brews for Alliance Boots PLC as rival proposal made after it accepts offer
• Nelson Mandela statue to be erected in London's Parliament Square
• Outgoing Nigerian leader calls for peaceful presidential vote
• Hong Kong shares recover, led by gains in China Mobile
• Sony Ericsson more than doubles profit in 1st quarter
• Fire breaks out during Los Angeles-area film shoot; no injuries reported
• South Koreans balance sympathy and shame in delicate response to U.S. rampage
• Asian markets rebound from sharp losses in previous session; Shanghai jumps 3.9 percent
• Asian markets rebound from sharp losses in previous session; Shanghai jumps 3.9 percent
• China Mobile reports 22 percent rise in 1st quarter net profit
• China Mobile reports 22 percent rise in 1st quarter net profit
• Fiji to hold democratic elections by March 2009: European Union
• China likens its reservoirs to 'time bombs,' says it will step up repairs: report
• Christians in Turkey fear more attacks after killings at publishing house
• Whipping boys turned giant killers, Bangladesh earns respect after World Cup
• Valencia's tourist boom down to urban planning and spending, but at a price?
• Gates warns Iraqis that time is running out on reconciliation efforts
• Balkan leaders pledge cooperation in boosting energy investments
• Schlumberger 1st-quarter profit jumps 63 percent on strong international growth
• Louis Vuitton Cup to restart from Friday
• Italy's Prodi says he will not run again after term ends
• Jacquelin holds onto lead midway through Asian Open
• Jacquelin holds onto lead midway through Asian Open
• EU warns of possible antitrust action after report on electricity market
• Taiwan's leader urges unity among ruling party's presidential candidates
• Fed Cup: Italy vs. China Draw List
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 18 percent on 1-time charges, weak sales of Exubera
• Over 16 million vaccinated against measles in North Korea: UN, Red Cross
• Ex-education minister: Japan's WWII sex slavery allegation based on fabrication
• Tour de France director asks teams to pull cyclists implicated in doping scandal
• Xerox Q1 earnings rise by nearly 17 percent on lower than expected restructuring costs
• Honeywell first-quarter profit up sharply as sales rise in all segments
• Italy's Prodi says he will not run again after term ends
• Jacquelin keeps hold on lead midway through Asian Open
• Jacquelin keeps hold on lead midway through Asian Open
• Singapore shares bounce back; look to next week's earnings reports
• Super 14: Brumbies beat Force 14-12
• Super 14: Brumbies beat Force 14-12
• Asian markets rebound from sharp losses in previous session; Shanghai jumps 3.9 percent
• Asian markets rebound from sharp losses in previous session; Shanghai jumps 3.9 percent
• Berdych rallies to beat Soderling, reaches Monte Carlo Masters semifinals
• Australia beats New Zealand 30-6 in test match
• Australia beats New Zealand 30-6 in test match
• Petrova, Kuznetsova lead Russia in singles against Spain
• Surprises could await French presidential race as campaigning ends
• London's FTSE-100 index up 56.4 points at 6,497.0 at midday
• World Bank expresses 'great concern' over Wolfowitz
• Blake Shelton and other country music singers to hold concert for charity
• Turkey's prime minister debates whether to run for president
• Outgoing Nigerian leader calls for peaceful presidential vote
• Thai shares up slightly on weak trading
• Fed Cup: France vs. Japan Draw List
• Indians Say Good Riddance to Sanjaya
• Greek police tell English fans not to travel without a ticket
• Chelsea relishing new rivalry after two dominant seasons
• Afghan gold treasures to go on display in Turin on May 25
• Munich Re aims to double U.S. market share to 10 percent
• Jacquelin keeps hold on lead midway through Asian Open
• Jacquelin keeps hold on lead midway through Asian Open
• Australia beats New Zealand 30-6 in test match
• Australia beats New Zealand 30-6 in test match
• Manpower 1Q profit rises 13 percent on favorable foreign currencies and higher revenue
• Relationships Shift on `Grey's Anatomy'
• Louis Vuitton Cup begins after four-day delay
• EU regulators approve aluminum joint venture by Alcoa and Orkla
• McDonald 1st-quarter profit climbs 22 percent, on surging sales in Europe
• U.S. forces erect barrier to divide Shiites and Sunnis in area of Baghdad torn by sectarian violence
• Anti-war liberals in US Congress reluctant to mount opposition to Iraq funding bill
• Clear Channel sells television group to private equity firm for $1.2 billion
• Xerox Q1 earnings rise by nearly 17 percent on lower than expected restructuring costs
• Philippine court grants bail to ex-senator arrested for 2003 mutiny
• Philippine court grants bail to ex-senator arrested for 2003 mutiny
• Stones' gig at Belgrade racecourse stays on track despite animal rights activists
• Real estate developers start demolishing disputed home occupied by Beijing family
• EU trade chief: Mistrust between EU, Russia worst since Cold War
• Italy's Prodi says he will not run again after term ends
• McDonald 1st-quarter profit climbs 22 percent, on surging sales in Europe
• Sony Ericsson more than doubles profit in 1st quarter
• U.S. stocks point to higher open after Google profit beats expectations
• Road to possible third World Cup title begins for American women at draw
• Tendulker, Ganguly 'rested' from 1-day squad for Bangladesh tour
• Tendulker, Ganguly 'rested' from 1-day squad for Bangladesh tour
• Indian shares climb; technology, banks lead gains
• Australian authorities puzzled over missing yacht crew
• Moores appointed England head coach
• Tendulkar, Ganguly 'rested' from 1-day squad for Bangladesh tour
• Tendulkar, Ganguly 'rested' from 1-day squad for Bangladesh tour
• Greek police tell English fans not to travel without a ticket
• Stones' Gig at Racetrack Stays on Course
• World Bank's board asks ad hoc committee to discuss Wolfowitz's futuree
• Fed Cup: Garbin to open Italy's title defense
• Thai prime minister says he supports giving amnesty to insurgents
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 18 percent on 1-time charges; outlook cut from Norvasc loss
• McDonald 1st-quarter profit climbs 22 percent, on surging sales in Europe
• Manpower 1Q profit rises 13 percent on favorable foreign currencies and higher revenue
• Schlumberger 1st-quarter profit jumps 63 percent on strong international growth
• Thousands of Ukrainians gather for rival rallies as political talks deadlocked
• Indian software company Wipro says profit in latest quarter jumped 44 percent
• Limo seeks to defend title in strong field
• U.S. sales a drag on Caterpillar 1Q
• British lawmakers block proposal to change freedom of information law
• Schlumberger 1st-quarter profit jumps 63 percent on strong international growth
• India celebrates Bollywood wedding of the century
• India celebrates Bollywood wedding of the century
• British police hand file to prosecutors in cash-for-honors inquiry
• Vermont Senate adopts resolution seeking impeachment of Bush, Cheney
• Indian software company Satyam Computer says profit in latest quarter rose 38.6 percent
• Indian software company Satyam Computer says profit in latest quarter rose 38.6 percent
• Xerox Q1 earnings up nearly 17 percent
• Blake Shelton to Hold Charitable Concert
• Blake Shelton and other country music singers to hold concert for charity
• Stones' Gig at Racetrack Stays on Course
• Vermont Senate adopts resolution seeking impeachment of Bush, Cheney
• Tendulkar, Ganguly 'rested' from 1-day squad for Bangladesh tour
• Tendulkar, Ganguly 'rested' from 1-day squad for Bangladesh tour
• Kremlin hand seen in cancellations ahead of Russia-themed investment conference in London
• Wenger won't talk about future _ but praises contribution of Dein
• British police hand file to prosecutors in cash-for-honors inquiry
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 18 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss
• Ducati racers fastest in Turkish MotoGP practice sessions
• Petrova, Kuznetsova lead Russia against Spain in Fed Cup
• Balkan leaders pledge heavier energy investments to boost economies, speed EU ambitions
• Oil prices rise ahead of Nigerian elections, contract expiration
• McDonald 1Q profit climbs 22 percent; stock hits all-time high
• Bank committee looking into Wolfowitz's future
• Romanian court rules president's suspension legal
• Spider-Man Set to Swing to Broadway
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 17.5 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss
• YouTubers Dramatize VT Killer's Plays
• Metropolitan Museum opens new Greek and Roman galleries
• U.S. sales a drag on Caterpillar 1Q
• A Broadway musical based on Spider-Man planned, featuring music by Bono and The Edge
• Spider-Man Set to Swing to Broadway
• Mourinho's job is safe at Chelsea
• Dechy to open Fed Cup for France against Japan's Sugiyama
• Actor Erik Estrada Gets Hollywood Star
• GM to delist common stock from trading on London Stock Exchange
• Voicemail Rant Reheats Alec-Kim Feud
• Schlumberger 1st-quarter profit jumps 63 percent on strong international growth
• Stones' Gig at Racetrack Stays on Course
• U.S. presidential candidate Obama pushes carbon reductions in automobile fuel
• Chelsea relishing new rivalry after two dominant seasons
• A Broadway musical based on Spider-Man planned, featuring music by Bono and The Edge
• Music Review: Pam Tillis' "Rhinestoned"
• BP Texas refinery workers hospitalized due to illness
• Foot Locker offers $1.2B for accessories retailer Genesco
• Cruise Raises Funds for 9/11 Workers
• Austrian bank bought by U.S.-headed consortium wants permission to serve Cubans
• Bank committee to determine future of Wolfowitz
• After nearing all-time high, euro slips back below US$1.36
• Music Review: Lumidee's "Unexpected" CD
• Anna Nicole's Ex, Mother Return to Court
• London brings foes together
• Gunners seek respite from boardroom squabbles besetting club
• First-seed Mavericks aim to maintain playoff focus
• Indians blow big four-run lead
• Federer's 500th win puts him in Monaco semis
• John Daly falls flat in Shanghai at BMW Asian Open, still gets paid
• Gordon wins fourth pole of NASCAR season
• Wind of change blows through Europe soccer
• Lara announces intention to quit international cricket
• Zach Parise sets goal standard for Devils, emulating his old man
• Minnesota returns home as season ends at Game 5
• Plus-size prom dresses cater to curves
• Baby boomers discard dye bottles to wear gray hair with pride
• Chi Mei leads way for largest Taiex gain in 2 weeks
• Nanya Q1 profit lower than estimated
• Euro moves closer to record high against U.S. dollar
• Wall street finishes flat amid divergent reports
• Semiconductor spending to drop 3%, says Gartner
• Acer No. 3 PC vendor in first quarter of 2007
• LCD sales post landmark year
• Former Qwest CEO guilty of insider trading
• In Brief
• Experts say drought in Australia linked to rise in global warming
• Charity and mystery man vie for Nina Wang riches
• Japan eyes stricter gun control rules
• Pyongyang again vows to invite inspectors after release of funds
• In Brief
• Uribe working to clear name in Colombia
• Heroic Virginia Tech lecturer buried in Israel
• Sudan dismisses new sanctions
• U.S. official warns Iraq leaders American patience running out
• Kasparov quizzed by Russia's security agency
• Language won't change nature of war
• Russian bloggers reflect on Virginia Tech tragedy
• An Earth Day with promise and hope
• Crime seen entering every corner of life in South Africa's economic capital
• Australia's hippy capital Nimbin fears its alternative way of life is under threat
• Kenyan farmers, tribes in battle with animal welfare lobby
• Ambassador introduces new cuisine
• A new choice: Investing in Panama
• Taiwan bloggers win profit from AdSense
• Classic French Souffles at Regent
• Timberland Taiwan marks Earth Day
• CAL presents state banquet cuisine
• Mock robbery victim seeks compensation
• Advertisers urged to remove commercials on TVBS
• Lights-off campaign shines for Earth Day
• More evidence of tax evasion found
• In Brief
• Pig-lovers hold expo to clean up animal's image
• Prize-winning journalist stresses 'truth-finding' role of media
• Hsieh slammed for 'one-China' remark
• Chen warns against intraparty rivalry in primary campaign
• Bhutan takes a leap into the unknown world of democracy
• French presidential rivals make final pleas to public
• Heavy fighting rocks Mogadishu
• Pan-blue lawmakers defeat 'Ma exclusion' legislation
• Robbery shootout leaves 1 dead
• Consumer launch of Vista operating systems leads to temporary spike in PC shipments in mature regions
• Survey shows disconnect between vision of senior management and the strategy for supporting business intelligence
• Health Industry Insights identifies pharmaceutical industry's top roadblocks to RFID adoption
• First quarter registers single strike
• London's FTSE-100 index up 46.4 points to close at 6,486.80
• Bangladesh giant killers earn respect after World Cup
• Liberal U.S. group launches ad criticizing McCain for 'Bomb Iran' joke
• Custody Hearing Ends Without Resolution
• Democratic presidential hopeful Clinton says her campaign will be "carbon neutral"
• U.S. calls for free and fair elections in Nigeria
• Forest Whitaker visits South Africa, meets Mandela
• Oil prices rise nearly $1 a barrel ahead of Nigerian elections, contract expiration
• Leftist Italian dailies urge readers to appeal to US lawmakers over military base expansion
• Pakistan prime minister says gas pipeline from Iran critical to stability, economic growth
• Siemens shares rise as chairman's decision to step down signals internal reform
• Republican presidential candidate Huckabee says concealed gun might have reduced Virginia Tech toll
• English Soccer Capsules
• U.S. President Bush plans to visit Czech Republic in June, Czech foreign ministry says
• Romanian president says he won't resign after being suspended by parliament
• U.S. sales a drag on Caterpillar 1Q
• Catania-Ascoli postponed until next month
• Landis doping scandal blamed as Zurich Championship canceled
• JetBlue CEO again apologizes for delays during February storm, promises improvements
• Romanian president says he won't resign after being suspended by parliament
• UTC: several Otis employees in Austria participated in unspecified anticompetitive activities
• India celebrates Bollywood wedding of the century
• India celebrates Bollywood wedding of the century
• Thousands of Ukrainians gather for rival rallies as political talks deadlocked
• UNICEF launches measles vaccination campaign in Iraq
• Custody of Anna Nicole's Baby Unresolved
• SocGen denies talks with UniCredit after shares soar
• Anglican letter supports Mugabe, following calls by Catholics for him to step down
• Google-DoubleClick deal complaint filed
• Petrova, Kuznetsova lead Russia against Spain in Fed Cup
• Chirac calls on Chavez to help secure Colombia hostage Betancourt's release
• Bidding war brews for Alliance Boots as rival proposal made after it accepts offer
• Kroenke increases stake in Arsenal to 12.19 percent
• Drunk driver crashes into Philadelphia police station
• Wenger won't talk about future _ but praises contribution of Dein
• Shares of China's Simcere Pharmaceutical rise after NYSE IPO
• Paris Club restructures $36 million of Central African Republic's debt
• Gore shuns Colombian president over death squad scandal
• European stocks end higher
• David Moyes sues former protege Wayne Rooney for libel
• US official says China's reforms on currency too slow
• Osbourne to Judge `America's Got Talent'
• Brandy replaced by Sharon Osbourne as judge for second season of `America's Got Talent'
• Custody of Anna Nicole's Baby Unresolved
• Country's Walker Doesn't Let MS Slow Him
• Nos EUA, aumentam amea
• Sherritt International agrees to acquire Dynatec
• Williams sisters back on U.S. team for Fed Cup match vs. Belgium
• US official says China's reforms on currency too slow
• Nigerians voters hope for president who really is 'of the people'
• Romanian president says he won't resign after being suspended by parliament
• India Celebrates Rai-Bachchan Wedding
• Vermont Senate adopts resolution seeking impeachment of Bush, Cheney
• Clear Channel sells TV group to private firm for $1.2 billion
• Louis Vuitton Cup begins after four-day delay
• Xerox Q1 earnings rise by nearly 17 percent on higher revenue
• Xerox Q1 earnings rise by nearly 17 percent on higher revenue
• Bush White House reiterates support for beleaguered attorney general
• Don Imus' sidekick-producer also fired over racist and sexist remarks
• Federer's 500th win puts him in Monte Carlo Masters semifinals
• Gunfire breaks out in state where ruling party vice presidential candidate to vote
• McDonald's 1Q net jumps 22 percent; LatAm restaurants to be sold
• French actor Jean-Pierre Cassel dies at 74
• World Bank group looking into Wolfowitz's future
• Romario hopes to score 1,000th goal with Vasco despite outside offers
• Long before shooting, Virginia a target for gun-control backers
• Climate change is greatest threat to humanity, says Annan
• Virginia is a key source for illegal guns along the East Coast of United States
• Factory losses severe for U.S. workers _ 3.2 million jobs gone since 2000
• Video in Pakistan shows youngster beheading man for alleged betrayal of Taliban leader
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 17.5 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss
• West Indies cricket set for emotional time as Lara retires
• Bush White House reiterates support for beleaguered attorney general
• Timberlake, Alba on List of Sexy Celebs
• Oil prices settle above $63 a barrel on Nigerian violence, refinery problems
• Musselman fired as Kings coach after losing season
• Gore shuns Uribe at Miami conference over death squad scandal
• Oliver Stone to direct anti-war TV commercial
• Smith's Legacy Now Up to the Attorneys
• Google-DoubleClick deal complaint filed
• Biggest wins by runs in World Cup
• Euro slips after nearing all-time high, pound holds steady above $2
• Gunfire breaks out in state where ruling party vice presidential candidate to vote
• Musselman fired as Kings coach after losing season
• RIM traces BlackBerry outage to poorly tested software update
• Oliver Stone to Direct Anti-War TV Ad
• Outgoing Nigerian leader calls for peaceful presidential vote
• Eagle helps James take Legends lead
• Gore shuns Uribe at Miami conference over death squad scandal
• Fam
• Florida Senate Takes on Rip-Off Bands
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 17.5 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss
• Bush says sectarian murders in Baghdad drop by half as military continues buildup
• Don Imus' Longtime Producer Out of Work
• After leak of voicemail rant, Alec Baldwin explains himself on his Web site
• Caterpillar shares rise despite first-quarter earnings dip
• Country's Walker Doesn't Let MS Slow Him
• Manpower 1Q profit rises 13 percent on favorable foreign currencies and higher revenue
• Honeywell 1Q profit up sharply as sales rise in all segments
• 'Grey's Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington decides against Emmy try
• Cricket fraternity lauds Lara the entertainer
• McDonald's 1Q net jumps 22 percent; LatAm restaurants to be sold
• Gunfire breaks out in state where ruling party vice presidential candidate to vote
• Outgoing Nigerian leader calls for peaceful presidential vote
• Second-Guessing on Use of Cho Pictures
• Schlumberger 1st-quarter profit jumps 63 percent on strong international growth
• 24 U.S. senators urge Bush to press Abe on beef issue during visit
• RIM traces BlackBerry outage to poorly tested software update
• Islanders' Hill suspended 20 games for violating NHL drug policy
• Pair Find Winning Lotto Ticket in Trash
• Privacy groups' complaint targets Google-DoubleClick deal, seeking regulatory intervention
• Inmates Flood Oregon Jail With Sewage
• Grandma Makes Emergency Landing in Field
• N.C. Clerk Wins $200,000 by Mistake
• Google 1Q profit rises 69 percent
• U.N. chief dispatches a fact-finding mission to Fiji in response to Security Council's call
• Fired 'Apprentice' contestant Kristine Lefebvre lands in Playboy
• US stock exchanges vie for new listings as IPOs gain momentum in 2007
• Canada talks to United Arab Emirates about joining fight against Taliban in Afghanistan
• French actor Jean-Pierre Cassel dies at 74
• Bremen wins to take first in Bundesliga
• German Soccer Summary
• Precious metals futures rise, led by platinum; coffee and corn tumble
• U.S. convenience store clerk accidentally prints up 2 lottery tickets and wins $200,000
• Islanders' Hill suspended 20 games for violating NHL drug policy
• Minnesota minor league pitcher suspended
• Canada talks to United Arab Emirates about joining fight against Taliban in Afghanistan
• Robotic Falcons Help to Fight Pigeons
• Gordon still looking for that next win
• `Apprentice' Contestant Paged by Playboy
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• New Jersey governor breathing without aide of ventilator, spokesman says
• Alec Baldwin Explains Himself on the Web
• Nigerian military helicopter crashes; 3 dead
• US stocks advance sharply after Google profit beats expectations, Dow pushes toward 13,000
• Outgoing Nigerian leader calls for peaceful presidential vote
• Poll: Women, minorities in U.S. likeliest to worry about guns after Virginia Tech
• After leak of voicemail rant, Alec Baldwin explains himself on his Web site
• Fla. Crew Lands 1,063-Pound Mako Shark
• Mom, Daughter Give Birth Within Minutes
• Republican presidential candidate Huckabee says concealed gun might have reduced Virginia Tech toll
• Andrew Hill, jazz pianist and composer, dies at 75
• Andrew Hill, jazz pianist and composer, dies at 75
• Internet video site YouTube populates with reaction to Virginia Tech massacre
• Wilbur Ross to pay $134M for Collins & Aikman unit that makes soft trim for auto interiors
• Gore shuns Colombian president at Miami conference over death squad scandal
• Looper hurls St. Louis past Cubs 2-1
• Andrew Hill, jazz pianist and composer, dies at 75
• Watson returns to Australia's World Cup team in style
• U.S. says Lebanon might be unable to set up tribunal on Hariri's killing
• Northwest Airlines shakes up board as it nears bankruptcy exit
• Outgoing Nigerian leader calls for peaceful presidential vote
• Rahal skips prom for Houston race
• ******* ATEN
• Australia's World Cup Winning Streak
• Democratic lawmakers work with rifle association to improve background checks for gun buys
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Paged by Playboy
• Andrew Hill, jazz pianist and composer, dies at 75
• Hillary Clinton says Katrina aftermath was indicative of U.S. government failures
• Judge's ruling puts all Vioxx lawsuits on hold in Texas
• FDA says study shows no evidence that sugar substitute aspartame causes cancer
• Gore shuns Uribe at Miami conference over death squad scandal
• Spector jury includes TV producer, film VP, mayoral staffer
• All Blacks lock Chris Jack to join Saracens
• All Blacks lock Chris Jack to join Saracens
• Government: Hollinger only revealed payments to protect financing
• NFL Europa: Fire beat Admirals 16-10
• Government: Hollinger only revealed payments to protect financing
• Fla. Crew Lands 1,063-Pound Mako Shark
• Iraqi doctor denied visit to Seattle medical conference
• 2 Republican lawmakers step down from House of Representatives panels during FBI probes
• India celebrates Bollywood wedding of the century
• India celebrates Bollywood wedding of the century
• Boston guard Telfair arrested on gun charge
• Government had simple strategy to convict Qwest's Nacchio
• Voters in Netherlands Antilles cast ballots for islands' governing councils
• A.I. no longer has to carry the team by himself
• Armed Miss America 1944 Stops Intruder
• Nos EUA, aumentam amea
• Gunshots, concerns about fraud roil Nigeria on eve of presidential election
• Euro finance ministers agree to step up public debt cuts
• Armed Miss America 1944 Stops Intruder
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Paged by Playboy
• US military gives immunity to 7 Marines who may be called to testify in Iraq killings case
• Surprises could await French presidential race as campaigning ends
• Republican support for Gonzales looking slim, although praise still flows from White House
• Calcavecchia in a good mood, for good reason, at Zurich Classic
• Romanian president says he won't resign after being suspended by parliament
• `Brazilian Blur' came of age against Lakers
• We're clean: Cycling team volunteers for unprecedented drug testing
• Hip-Hop Star Plans to Play Ball for USC
• Opposition leader Kasparov questioned by Russian security agency, called to prosecutors
• Committee chairman threatens to subpoena Bush's former chief of staff and Condoleezza Rice
• Lil Romeo planning to jump from hip-hop stage to US university's basketball court
• Nigerians voters hope for president who really is 'of the people'
• Hip-Hop Star Plans to Play Ball for USC
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Paged by Playboy
• Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 17.5 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss
• Bush: The direction of the fight in Iraq 'is beginning to shift'
• Miller holds on to advance Sabres
• Aid talks between 2 Koreas enter last day
• US state lawmakers adopt nonbinding resolution seeking impeachment of Bush, Cheney
• Armed Miss America 1944 Stops Intruder
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Paged by Playboy
• US presidential candidate John Edwards says he feels embarrassed by $400 haircuts
• Islanders' Hill suspended 20 games for violating NHL drug policy
• Australia crushes New Zealand by record 215 runs to continue charge towards third title
• Inmates Flood Oregon Jail With Sewage
• Looper hurls St. Louis past Cubs 2-1
• Crisp comeback by Boston against Yankees
• Armed Miss America 1944 Stops Intruder
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Paged by Playboy
• World Bank expresses 'great concern' over Wolfowitz, asks panel to investigate
• Aid talks between 2 Koreas enter last day
• 2 Texans guilty in New York steroid probe; agree to cooperate with prosecutors
• Reports: Malaysian ruling party official says general elections could be imminent
• Reports: Malaysian ruling party official says general elections could be imminent
• Future technology breakthroughs to come from Asia, Bill Gates says
• Future technology breakthroughs to come from Asia, Bill Gates says
• Miller holds on to advance Sabres
• Crisp comeback by Boston against Yankees
• Looper hurls St. Louis past Cubs 2-1
• Analysis: U.S. troop boost that was billed as a short-term `surge' looks more like a long-term increase
• Crisp comeback by Boston against Yankees
• SKorea appears set to accept NKorea's rice request despite nuclear impasse
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Looper hurls St. Louis past Cubs 2-1
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Nabs Playboy Gig
• US Defense secretary says Iraqi political progress key to future of military buildup
• Three candidates emerge in front in Nigerian presidential vote
• Alec Baldwin Explains Himself on the Web
• Police: Failed truck bomb attack on voting day in Nigeria
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Michaels-Beerbaum and Shutterfly win second stage of Equestrian World Cup
• Nigeria police: Failed truck bomb attack at electoral headquarters on voting day
• Super 14: Reds beat Cheetahs 23-13
• Super 14: Reds beat Cheetahs 23-13
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Euro finance ministers debate ways of stopping sales tax fraud
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• South Koreans continue to mourn victims of Virginia university rampage
• South Koreans continue to mourn victims of Virginia university rampage
• Bhutan holds mock elections as dress rehearsal for first-ever vote
• South Korea appears set to accept North Korea's rice request despite nuclear impasse
• Cancer rates in Asia set for dramatic increase by 2020, straining health care resources
• Nigerian electoral workers scramble to unpack newly printed ballots for presidential vote
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Ex-Bangladeshi leader flying home from London despite reported ban, aide says
• Actor Eric Bana Crashes in Tasmania
• Key Bangladeshi leader meets jailed son as part of a deal to go into exile, official says
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Nigerians vote in presidential elections meant to cement civilian rule
• Ruling party legislator becomes first candidate for Turkish presidency
• Clijsters won't play at U.S. Open in her farewell year
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Australian rally
• Super 14: Chiefs beat Sharks 35-27
• Super 14: Chiefs beat Sharks 35-27
• Eric Bana Crashes in Australian Rally
• Jacquelin holds one-stroke over Hend at Asian Open
• Jacquelin holds one-stroke over Hend at Asian Open
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Jacquelin holds one-stroke over Hend at Asian Open
• Jacquelin holds one-stroke over Hend at Asian Open
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Tasmanian rally
• Ex-Bangladeshi leader flying home from London despite reported ban, aide says
• Yo Ho Ho and a bottle of _ cola? Faux pirates meet in New Orleans
• Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus urges banks to set up microfinance subsidiaries
• Bhutan holds mock elections as dress rehearsal for first-ever vote
• Bhutan holds mock elections as dress rehearsal for first-ever vote
• Actor Eric Bana crashes while competing in Australian rally
• Kenya's John Maluni wins Belgrade Marathon
• Head of China's state-backed Catholic church Fu Tieshan dies at 76
• Super 14: Highlanders edge Waratahs 26-25
• Super 14: Highlanders edge Waratahs 26-25
• Austria's OMV signs memorandum on helping develop Iranian gas field
• Fed Cup: Russia 1, Spain 0
• Kenya's John Maluni wins Belgrade Marathon
• Kenya's John Maluni wins Belgrade Marathon
• Maluni wins Belgrade Marathon
• Super 14: Highlanders edge Waratahs 26-25
• Super 14: Highlanders edge Waratahs 26-25
• Australian trade minister argues in favor of free trade agreements in lieu of WTO deal
• Australian trade minister argues in favor of free trade agreements in lieu of WTO deal
• Kanaan wins Indy Japan 300
• Louis Vuitton Cup delayed again
• Fed Cup: Russia 1, Spain 0
• Fed Cup: Petrova beats Medina Garrigues, Russia leads Spain 1-0
• BA cuts Branson from in-flight Bond film
• Austria's OMV signs memorandum on helping develop Iranian gas field
• Wedding rites continue for Bollywood's royal couple
• Wedding rites continue for Bollywood's royal couple
• CBS Radio Sues Over Imus Rebroadcast
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• British Airways Cuts Branson From Film
• Fed Cup: Petrova beats Medina Garrigues, Russia leads Spain 1-0
• Russia 2, Spain 0
• Fed Cup: France 1, Japan 0
• Fed Cup: Italy 1, China 0
• EU to say May 16 if Cyprus and Malta can join the euro
• Fed Cup: Italy 1, China 0
• Federer reaches Monte Carlo Masters final
• South Koreans hold candlelight vigil for 32 shooting victims in US university
• Jenas scores late in Tottenham's 2-2 draw against Arsenal in Premier League
• Fed Cup: Petrova, Kuznetsova win singles, Russia leads Spain 2-0
• Some Sunnis complain about wall being built to protect their neighborhood of Baghdad
• Fed Cup: Dechy beats Sugiyama to give France early lead against Japan
• China beats FIFA Stars 3-2 on late goal by Ji Ting
• BA cuts Branson from in-flight Bond film
• Prodi confirms Bush visit to Rome in June, plays down tensions between U.S. and Italy
• Louis Vuitton Cup postponed again
• Fed Cup: Italy leads China 1-0 in first round of Fed Cup
• Sweden beats Russia 4-2 to win Euro Hockey Tour title
• Calif. Station Sued for Imus Reruns
• Euro finance ministers debate ways to stop sales tax fraud, discuss hedge funds
• Fed Cup: Germany 1, Croatia 1
• Australia players not thinking about the records they're setting
• Fed Cup: Italy leads China 1-0 in first round of Fed Cup
• In Haiti, loyalists long for dictator's return
• Federer and Nadal reach Monte Carlo Masters final
• Super 14: Bulls defeat Lions 31-7
• Golovin gives France 2-0 lead over Japan in Fed Cup
• BA Cuts Branson From In-Flight Bond Film
• Fleming facing test of captaincy skills to lift team for semifinals
• When God comes to us in the most unexpected places
• KaSaPi visits historic mansion and garden
• Elite's faithful service wins client's vote
• Mga gabay para sa mga registered absentee voters
• Filipina thanks Silsby family for wonderful memories
• Poetry group spreads joy of writing
• Pinoy Text Club
• Seeing love in action
• Honesty is the best policy, says Pinay
• Sidelines
• Chiefs move into fourth after holding off Sharks
• Federer into finals after swatting Spanish mosquito
• Playing 20 questions with Shaq
• Sharks show winning force with clutch Thornton
• Thailand's tennis star reported ready to wed former Miss Universe
• Hsieh upset propels Taiwan to stunning Fed Cup victory
• Jacquelin keeps lead in China but storm clouds gathering
• Australia charges on with little resistance in sight
• Jenas equalizer spikes Gunners
• Panic Time?
• Jordan ~ Where the tourist trail follows to the peerless ruins of Petra
• In Brief
• Koreas haggle over aid, nuke disarmament
• NASA pledges to review security after man kills hostage then self
• American president asserts progress in Iraq war, despite recent carnage
• Queen Elizabeth II turns 81 with muted fanfare
• Romania leader refuses to resign
• Bhutanese vote for first time in mock democracy
• Russian nationalists seen at root of rising anti-Semitism in Israel
• Surprises could be in store in French presidential race
• Iraq needs a regional plan
• Tapping a wealth of knowledge
• France finally bids adieu to de Gaulle
• In Brief
• India's 'wedding of the century' draws frenzy
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• In Brief
• Nobel Laureate Yunus accepts invitation to visit Taiwan
• Military concludes round-the-clock warfare drills
• Ma formally registers for Kuomintang primary
• Controversial expressway necessary, president says
• Roman Catholic Church buries limbo after centuries
• Trouble mars landmark Nigeria vote
• Fighting in Mogadishu rages on, at least 73 die
• Detective claims Hon Hai's Gou tried to kill him
• Taiwan must protect security before links, say DPP hopefuls
• DPP candidates accent development agendas
• Economic talks between Koreas hit snag over nuclear issue
• Louis Vuitton Cup postponed again
• Romney, Giuliani the favorites at key South Carolina. Republican conventions
• Fed Cup: Italy 2, China 0
• Juventus beats Genoa 3-1 to move seven points clear in Serie B
• Rangers beats Hearts 2-1 to delay Celtic title celebrations
• Kostelic swaps skis for the beauty business
• Jenas scores late in Tottenham's 2-2 draw against Arsenal in Premier League
• Analysis: U.S. troop boost that was billed as a short-term 'surge' looks more long-term
• Fed Cup: Italy leads China 2-0 in first round of Fed Cup
• Leverkusen signs Greece forward Fanis Gekas for next season
• Hawaii Aims to Deter Volcano Offerings
• Schalke beats Cottbus 2-0 to regain first place, Bayern loses 2-0 at Stuttgart
• Bundesliga Scoring Leaders
• Watford relegated from Premier League despite 1-1 draw with Man City
• Federer, Nadal reach Monte Carlo Masters final
• Fallujah City Council chief shot to death, police say, 4th such assassination in just over a year
• Bundesliga Soccer Summaries
• BA Cuts Branson From In-Flight Bond Film
• Critics, dissenters of early war strategy are now in charge in Iraq
• Sweden beats Russia 4-2 to win Euro Hockey Tour title
• Super 14: Stormers defeat Blues 33-20
• Voters on tiny islands off northeast Canada kick off French presidential elections
• Paris Saint-Germain downs Nantes 4-0 in French league
• California's quiet environmentalist content in Schwarzenegger's shadow
• Sampdoria beats Messina 3-1 in the Serie A to boost European hopes
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• English Soccer Summaries
• English Premier League Scoring Leaders
• Rich Little to entertain celebrities, press at White House reporters' dinner
• Federer gets another chance at Nadal on clay at Monte Carlo Masters
• Schwarzenegger Lets MTV 'Pimp' His Ride
• English Soccer Capsules
• Schwarzenegger promotes pumped-up, biofuel Impala on MTV show
• Cheech Marin to donate Mexican-American art
• Fed Cup: Italy leads China 2-0 in first round of Fed Cup
• Top US general hopeful Congress will reach compromise on military funding
• Top US general hopeful Congress will reach compromise on military funding
• Man United drops two points in title race with 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough
• In Haiti, loyalists long for dictator's return
• Russia, France, Italy take 2-0 leads in first round of Fed Cup
• 'Il Trittico' Is Rousing Met Performance
• Obama tackles questions about his experience, touting background as Illinois lawmaker
• Border Patrol hiring push raises concerns of lower standards
• Jefferson, Kidd lead Nets past Raptors, 96-91
• Puccini collection "Il Trittico" given rousing new production at Metropolitan Opera
• Grandmother flying cross-country makes emergency landing in muddy field
• Crosby reveals broken foot; won't play in world championships
• Real Sociedad downs Atletico Madrid 2-0 in Spanish league
• Florida crew lands 1,063-pound mako shark
• Lyon wins French league title after Toulouse loses to Rennes 3-2
• Clinton would make husband roving ambassador, use his skills to repair nation's image
• Lloyd's record-tying field goal lifts Galaxy past Centurions 18-13
• Lyon wins French league title after Toulouse loses to Rennes 3-2
• Rich Little to entertain celebrities, press at White House reporters' dinner
• Perez pitches Mets past Braves, 7-2
• Milan beats Cagliari 3-1 to move within one point of third-place in the Serie A
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Lyon wins French league title after Toulouse loses to Rennes 3-2
• Little Back at Correspondents' Dinner
• Schwarzenegger Lets MTV 'Pimp' His Ride
• Milan beats Cagliari 3-1 to move within one point of third-place in the Serie A
• Lyon wins French league title after Toulouse loses to Rennes 3-2
• Dye doubles in 10th inning to lift Chicago past Detroit, 7-5
• Russia, France, Italy, United States take 2-0 leads in first round of Fed Cup
• Lyon wins sixth straight French league title
• Duo Sets Sail on 1,000-Day Cruise
• Real Madrid downs Valencia 2-1 in Spanish league
• Williams sisters give U.S. 2-0 lead over Belgium
• Israeli Arab lawmaker who left Israel is considering staying abroad
• Jefferson, Kidd lead Nets past Raptors, 96-91
• Party of Netherlands Antilles' premier wins most seats on Curacao council
• The hills of East Africa: the capital of marathoning
• Schwarzenegger Takes Eco Car on MTV
• Schwarzenegger Lets MTV 'Pimp' His Ride
• Critics, dissenters of early war strategy are now in charge in Iraq
• Zetterberg scores twice to lead Detroit to 2-1 win over Calgary
• Virginia Tech shooter bought ammunition clips on eBay
• Perez pitches Mets past Braves, 7-2
• California Station Sued for Imus Reruns
• Watney looking for maiden win at Zurich Classic
• Perez pitches Mets past Braves, 7-2
• Schwarzenegger heading for MTV's 'Pimp My Ride' to promote biofuel
• Dye doubles in 10th inning to lift Chicago past Detroit, 7-5
• Border Patrol hiring push raises concerns of lower standards
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• Eastern Europe confronts ghosts of its communist past while Russia bristles
• Evangelicals gain strength in an ever more secular England
• Sounding alarm over pet drug's risk, regulator puts career in danger
• Despite daily hardships, Cubans live longer on average than most in the hemisphere
• Duo Sets Sail on 1,000-Day Cruise
• Rich Little to entertain celebrities, press at White House reporters' dinner
• In rumor-rich Kashmir, a frantic owl search defies logic
• `The Dangerous Book for Boys' revives childhood arts of tree forts and go-carts
• After shootings, a campus community enters a labyrinth of what-ifs
• 9-year-old whiz kid bursts onto Israeli jazz scene
• Wilson looks for better luck in Houston
• Critics, dissenters of early war strategy are now in charge in Iraq
• Haas on track to defend Legends title
• Change is on France's presidential menu, but which kind will voters choose?
• SKorea agrees to send 400,000 tons of rice aid to NKorea despite nuclear impasse
• Watney looking for maiden win at Zurich Classic
• Bangladesh's ex-leader returning from London despite reported ban, aide says
• Chess star and Russian opposition leader Kasparov lashes out over police action
• Police suspend search for yachtsmen who disappeared off Great Barrier Reef
• Jackson dominates 400-meter hurdles at windy Kansas Relays
• Duo Sets Sail on 1,000-Day Cruise
• Prisoner wrongly freed after officials get phony, typo-filled fax
• Spanish Soccer Standings
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Bonus-point savvy Chiefs hold on, Blues slip as playoffs race tightens
• Bonus-point savvy Chiefs hold on, Blues slip as playoffs race tightens
• Venezuelan opposition marches in support of TV station facing closure
• Schwarzenegger Lets MTV 'Pimp' His Ride
• Lyon wins French league title after Toulouse loses to Rennes 3-2
• Virginia Tech killer bought ammunition clips through eBay
• Edwards opposes South Korean trade deal
• Virginia Tech killer bought ammunition clips through eBay
• Dozens of neo-Nazis march in US against illegal immigration, are outnumbered by protesters
• Bhutan holds mock elections as dress rehearsal for first-ever vote
• New Zealand wins U19 rugby title
• Bush Passes Up Comedy at Media Dinner
• Bush passes up usual jokes at annual press dinner, days after Virginia Tech shootings
• Japanese vote in upper house by-elections seen as key test for prime minister
• Japanese vote in upper house by-elections seen as key test for prime minister
• Bush passes up usual jokes at annual press dinner, days after Virginia Tech shootings
• Bush passes up usual jokes at annual press dinner, days after Virginia Tech shootings
• Even Lara's last game is a defeat as he moves into retirement
• Thief Snatches Piggy Bank With $600
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Chinese automaker Geely unveils 'London black cabs' for local market
• Matsui ready to rejoin Yankees after playing in minor leagues
• Gordon gets historic victory
• National Basketball Association
• Jefferson, Kidd lead Nets past Raptors, 96-91
• Stars blank Canucks 2-0 to force Game 7
• Matsui ready to rejoin Yankees after playing in minor leagues
• US transgender student misses title as prom king
• Perez pitches Mets past Braves, 7-2
• Dye doubles in 10th inning to lift Chicago past Detroit, 7-5
• Arrest warrant issued against Bangladesh's ex-leader Sheikh Hasina in murder case: report
• N.Y. Duo Sets Sail on 1,000-Day Cruise
• Isabel Werth wins dressage division at Equestrian World Cup Final
• Malaysia's No. 2 leader fights rival politician's suggestion of ties to murder
• Manly moves to 6-0 with win over Gold Coast
• Manly moves to 6-0 with win over Gold Coast
• Arrest warrant issued against Bangladesh's ex-leader Sheikh Hasina in murder case
• Shanghai Auto Show opens amid booming Chinese sales, export ambitions
• South Korean Buddhists mourn U.S. university shooting victims, gunman
• Combined Western-traditional medicine could boost cancer treatment: expert
• Combined Western-traditional medicine could boost cancer treatment: expert
• Thousands of workers return to work at Freeport mine after ending 4 day strike
• Schwarzenegger Lets MTV 'Pimp' His Ride
• Chinese crocodile found to contain remains of missing 9-year-old student
• Mongolian yak herdsman wins international environmental prize
• Mongolian yak herdsman wins international environmental prize
• Jacquelin wins Asian Open
• Jacquelin wins Asian Open
• Danish Crown Princess Has Daughter
• Taiwan opposition leader set to be named presidential candidate
• France begins to pick a new president in unpredictable race
• Outgoing Siemens chairman says he knew nothing of alleged bribes
• Facing police probe, Arab-Israeli lawmaker resigns from parliament
• Nigerian opposition slams conduct of presidential vote
• Bush Passes Up Comedy at Media Dinner
• Murder warrant issued against Bangladesh ex-leader Hasina as she prepares to return home
• Bollywood's most famous newlyweds visit temple in southern India
• Turnout in French presidential election soars in first 4 hours of voting
• N.Y. Duo Sets Sail on 1,000-Day Cruise
• Zhou becomes first Chinese winner of the London Marathon
• Police suspend search for yachtsmen who disappeared off Great Barrier Reef
• Computer forensics playing key role in investigation of Virginia Tech shootings
• Democrats consider what to do after Bush vetoes Iraq bill
• Finance Minister Avraham Hirchson steps down following suspected embezzlement case
• Lel wins close men's race at London Marathon
• Fed Cup: Russia 3, Spain 0
• Syria's Assad seeks to consolidate power in parliament elections
• Manly moves to 6-0 with win over Gold Coast
• Manly moves to 6-0 with win over Gold Coast
• Exponents of new wicketkeeping style go head-to-head in semifinal
• Fed Cup: Italy 3, China 0
• Facing police probe, Arab-Israeli lawmaker resigns from parliament
• Cambodian-penned Khmer Rouge genocide history book to be unveiled
• Russia beats Spain in Fed Cup
• Body of Indonesian student killed in Virginia Tech shootings arrives home
• Italy beats China, advances to Fed Cup semifinals
• Russia beats Spain in Fed Cup
• China's Boao Forum emerging as Asia's answer to Davos
• Women's World Cup Draw List
• Russia, Italy reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• Chinese automakers showcase alternative vehicles at Shanghai Auto Show
• France picks a new president in unpredictable race
• Nigerian opposition slams conduct of presidential vote
• Kipkosgei leads Kenyan sweep at Madrid Marathon
• Italy beats China, advances to Fed Cup semifinals
• Russia beats Spain in Fed Cup
• Talk about a slippery fugitive: Authorities nab alligator on Long Island
• Japan trounces South Korea in Asian 3 nations rugby
• Japan trounces South Korea in Asian 3 nations rugby
• Long Island Police Nab Wayward Alligator
• Political party in north India campaigns for rights of the living dead
• Nigerian opposition slams conduct of presidential vote
• Louis Vuitton Cup racing gets underway
• Fed Cup: France 3, Japan 0
• Louis Vuitton Cup racing gets underway
• Fed Cup: Italy 4, China 0
• Fed Cup: Russia 4, Spain 0
• Russia, Italy, France reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• Stoner wins Turkish GP
• Breast, cervical cancers plague women in Asia as screening remains too expensive
• Computer forensics play key role in investigation of Virginia Tech shootings
• Italy beats China, advances to Fed Cup semifinals
• Residents of France's disaffected suburbs vote to block Sarkozy
• Residents of France's disaffected suburbs vote to block Sarkozy
• Lel wins close men's race at London Marathon, Zhou wins women's title
• Madonna jets out of Malawi with adopted son after visit with children
• Italy beats China, advances to Fed Cup semifinals
• Nigerian opposition politician calls for annulment of presidential vote
• Russia, Italy, France reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• Madonna Takes Adopted Son From Malawi
• Women protesters stripped and jailed in Zimbabwe, says women's group
• Nadal beats Federer to win third straight Monte Carlo Masters title
• Madonna jets out of Malawi with adopted son after visit with children
• Top-ranked Americans get tough draw in women's' World Cup
• Louis Vuitton Cup round-robin schedule revised due to more delays
• Nadal beats Federer to win third straight Monte Carlo Masters title
• Wenger unveils restructuring plan at Arsenal
• Facing police probe, Arab-Israeli lawmaker resigns from parliament
• Chelsea title hopes dented by 0-0 draw at Newcastle in Premier League
• BMW Oracle Racing, Luna Rossa win on second day of Louis Vuitton Cup racing
• Russia beats Spain in Fed Cup
• Turkish ruling party to announce candidate for next president this week
• Inter finally wins Serie A title _ on the field
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Bangladesh's ex-leader Sheikh Hasina barred from boarding plane home
• Rove Debates Warming With Crow, David
• Celtic retains Scottish Premier League title with win at Kilmarnock
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Madonna Leaves Malawi With Adopted Son
• Fed Cup: Russia 5, Spain 0
• Madonna, Malawian Child End 6-Day Visit
• Fed Cup: Italy 5, China 0
• Senators heap criticism on Gonzales over prosecutors flap
• Fed Cup: France 4, Japan 0
• Madonna, Malawian Child End 6-Day Visit
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Italy beats China, advances to Fed Cup semifinals
• EU president Germany expresses concern over Nigeria election problems
• Chelsea title hopes dented by 0-0 draw at Newcastle in Premier League
• PSV Eindhoven drops to third in Dutch league after 1-1 draw at FC Utrecht
• Facing police probe, Arab-Israeli lawmaker resigns from parliament
• Nigerian opposition politician calls for annulment of presidential vote
• Russia routs Spain 5-0 in Fed Cup
• Sidelines
• Newcastle holds Chelsea to draw, helping United
• Finally, Stars riding the 'Mo'
• Poor pitching in CPBL leads to slaughters
• Downpour can't stop Jacquelin
• Tearful Lara ends career with close loss to England
• Federer has no answer for Nadal on clay
• Zhou makes history in marathon
• Heat suffer 'Big Disappointment' in Chicago
• A nostalgic trip to Taipei's backyard and Yilan Green Expo
• A day tour of the North Coast on a Taiwan Tour Bus
• AUX boosts China-New York link
• Daewoo wins US$1.22 billion order
• CMA CGM enhances Brazil trade
• Hapag-Lloyd to restructure Europe-down under service
• APL's PS1 vessels to switch to low-sulfur fuel in Seattle
• Eighteen nations sign SUA Protocols: IMO
• Growing pains hold up mobile TV, video boom
• Low-cost minivan worth a fortune to carmaker GM
• Banker Nargolwala touts StanChart's diversity, employee development programs
• China displays auto export ambitions
• Malaysia budget carrier AirAsia goes with Airbus, ordering 15 new planes
• Japanese trade yen despite high forex risks
• South Korea, EU set to begin talks on free trade pact
• In Brief
• Malaysia orders body searches of volunteers to prevent robbery
• Herdsman wins environmental prize
• Autopsy shows volunteer died from beating
• Twin explosions leave at least 5 dead in southeastern Afghanistan
• Japanese man faces murder charges
• Bangladesh issues arrest warrent for ex-leader Hasina
• In Brief
• Somali insurgents fight gunbattles in fifth day of Mogadishu violence
• Banned parties boycott Syrian parliamentary polls
• Bush passes on usual jokes at annual dinner with U.S. press
• Hamas calls for renewed attacks on Israel
• Opposition protests over chaotic presidential election in Nigeria
• 'Morality' over health
• Taiwan-U.S. ties need new balance
• Old teachings of Confucius resurface in modern PRC
• After shootings, campus enters maze of what-ifs
• Regent launches Mom's Day Package
• Three folk art groups to perform in 35 North America cities
• Star Travel unveils HK tour special offer
• Westlake presents Tung flower festival
• Royal features Mother's Day cake
• Regent introduces healthy dishes
• Fingerprinting of students raises outcry
• Gou speaks up on Chen affair
• Viagra can prevent altitude sickness, study concludes
• In Brief
• DPP primary system 'unfavorable' to reformists, Lin states
• Wind energy cuts emissions of CO2 by 250,000 tons a year
• Aspirant offers alternative on development plan
• Homemaker's Union launches 'unplug campaign' on Earth Day
• Tutu hails Tzu Chi's relief work
• KMT's Kuo says will honor party's vow to PFP
• Indonesian miners return to work with doubled wages after 4-day strike
• Iraq city loses 4th council chairman in 14 months
• South Korea agrees to aid North
• MAC denies restrictions on Olympic torch relay
• Chen's remarks on expressway heat up debate
• Su grills Hsieh over consistency
• Lu touting superior financial credentials over rivals
• Yu signs pledge on statehood
• TSU to protest deadlock over 2007 budget
• Mother's Day Promotion at the Miramar Garden Taipei
• Hall makes American history in marathon debut in London
• Voters stream to polls to pick new French president in unpredictable race
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Celtic retains Scottish Premier League title with win at Kilmarnock
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Violent TV Images Pose Problem for Kids
• Japanese give split decision in parliamentary by-elections seen as key test for premier
• Senators heap criticism on Gonzales over prosecutors flap
• Thousands rally in Romanian capital to protest suspension of president
• France beats Japan to advance to Fed Cup semifinals
• Rove Debates Warming With Crow, David
• Russia, Italy, France reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• Fed Cup: France 5, Japan 0
• Some u.s. troops slow to realize they didn't come home unscathed
• BMW Oracle Racing, Luna Rossa win on second day of Louis Vuitton Cup racing
• Real Madrid downs Valencia 2-1 in Spanish league
• New York columnist wins raves for sharing her cancer story
• 'Disturbia' takes in $13.5 million to repeat as top weekend flick
• Chelsea title hopes dented by 0-0 draw at Newcastle in Premier League
• Zaragoza rises to fourth in Spanish league
• France beats Japan 5-0 to advance to Fed Cup semifinals
• Late Guerrero goal saves Hamburg in Bundesliga's relegation battle
• Chelsea title hopes dented by 0-0 draw at Newcastle in Premier League
• Bundesliga Soccer Summaries
• Celtic cruises to another Scottish Premier League title
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• In France's troubled suburbs, voters motivated by chance to stop unpopular Sarkozy
• Bush administration embroiled in ethics cases, congressional probes
• PSV Eindhoven drops to third in Dutch league after 1-1 draw at FC Utrecht
• Schumacher wins Amstel Gold cycling race
• Polls: Voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into French presidential runoff
• Sea Devils win 16-7 in front of record crowd for Berlin Thunder
• Segolene Royal: France's first real chance for a woman president
• International observer group says irregularities marred Nigerian elections
• UCLA study shows dieting fails in the long run; lifestyle changes needed to keep weight off
• N.H. Retiree Aces Rock, Paper, Scissors
• Polls: Voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into French presidential run-off
• Nadal beats Federer to win third straight Monte Carlo Masters title
• Serena Williams scratched from Fed Cup match
• Polls: Voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into French presidential run-off
• Russia, Italy, France reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• New Hampshire retiree an ace at Rock, Paper, Scissors; will compete in Las Vegas next month
• Russia beats United States 6-5 in final
• Mancini agrees to four-year contract extension with Serie A champion Inter
• Auxerre holds champion Lyon to 0-0 draw in French league
• Powerful Nigerian opposition politician calls for election annulment
• French voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into French presidential run-off
• Smith will be fit for semifinal despite knee injury
• Inter finally wins Serie A title _ on the field
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Caribbean calypso cricket? Not this time
• Ghazi Hammud al-Obeidi, former senior Saddam regime official, dies in Syria
• West Indies, England fined for slow over-rates
• Olympiakos beats Kerkyra 3-1, wins Greek league title
• Senators heap criticism on Gonzales over prosecutors flap
• Presidential candidates to debate in cyberspace by next fall
• Sevilla downs Bilbao 4-1 in Spanish league
• French voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into French presidential run-off
• Alabama regional partnership forms in bid for ThyssenKrupp
• Clinton says damage to environment must be repaired
• Turkish ruling party to announce candidate for next president this week
• At 76, Johnson remains firmly in charge as chairman of Fidelity Investments
• Democrats weigh options on Iraq after expected Bush veto
• Presidential candidates to debate in cyberspace by next fall
• Celebrity musicians' memorabilia auction raises funds for instruments lost in hurricanes
• French voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into presidential run-off
• Rove Debates Warming With Crow, David
• Sheryl Crow, Laurie David enlist college students in global warming campaign
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Inter wins Serie A title after beating Siena 2-1
• Frost's Nixon Interviews Make Slick Play
• Dramatizing of David Frost's interview with Nixon makes for slick, showy play
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• French voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into presidential run-off
• Barcelona beaten 2-0 at Villarreal, Sevilla closes within point
• U.S. gas prices up 8 cents in 2 weeks, up 69 cents this year
• Madonna, Malawian Child End 6-Day Visit
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• Lawmakers push to align state, federal background checks of gun buyers
• Teenage sub for Serena Williams clinches US win
• Teen Pockets $25,000 in Texting Contest
• 13-year-old teen wins $25,000 in New York text-messaging contest
• Venezuelan leader says any hospital that flouts price controls could be seized
• Bordeaux beats Saint-Etienne 2-0 to climb to third
• Sego or Sarko? In jittery France, presidency still up for grabs
• Botafogo beats Cabofriense 3-1 to win Rio Cup title
• Porto still top in Portugal after 3-1 win over Belenenses
• Cristiano Ronaldo wins two player of the year awards
• Nakamura named Scottish player of year
• Democratic US congresswoman Millender-McDonald dies of cancer
• Bourdais retakes points lead with second straight win in Houston
• Bourdais retakes points lead with second straight win in Houston
• Brazil's Fluminense fires coach Santana
• Watney wins Zurich Classic for first PGA Tour title
• `The Producers' Rings Down Curtain
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• French voters propel Royal, Sarkozy into presidential run-off
• Haas beats Kite in playoff to win Legends again
• 'The Producers' Brings Down the Curtain
• In France's troubled suburbs, voters motivated by chance to stop unpopular Sarkozy
• Poet Maya Angelou: 'Without courage, you can't practice the other virtues'
• Barbosa sparks Suns' 95-87 victory over Lakers
• Crow, David on Global Warming 'Mission'
• Russia, Italy, France, U.S. reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• Chavez says Cuban militant freed by U.S. is out to kill him
• Bonds homers, closes within 15 of Aaron
• Tigers rally to beat ChiSox 6-5 in 12
• SKorea agrees to send 400,000 tons of rice aid to NKorea despite nuclear impasse
• Devils reach second round with 3-2 victory over Bolts
• 'Disturbia' Peeks in at Top Slot Again
• Powerful Nigerian opposition politician calls for election annulment
• Museum in north Texas trying to preserve collection of 500-plus hats
• New tricks help a middle-aged man look for his real father _ but not enough
• Teenage sub for Serena Williams clinches U.S. win
• U.S., Russia, Italy, France reach semifinals of Fed Cup
• Viol
• Guadalajara routs Veracruz on pair by Bravo
• Royal, Sarkozy face presidential runoff after tense French vote
• Watney wins Zurich Classic for first PGA Tour title
• Teen Pockets $25,000 in Texting Contest
• San Lorenzo beats Godoy Cruz, stays two points ahead of Boca
• NHL suspends Flames goalie five games
• How Parents Should Handle Tragedy on TV
• Mandli wins Equestrian World Cup Final
• In France's troubled suburbs, voters motivated by chance to stop unpopular Sarkozy
• First shipment of U.S. beef since late last year arrives in South Korea
• First shipment of U.S. beef since late last year arrives in South Korea
• Sarkozy more pro-American than Royal _ but may not be the lapdog critics say
• Madonna, Malawian Child End 6-Day Visit
• Sarkozy reaches cusp of lifelong drive to become French president
• Chelsea the odd club out in Champions League semifinals
• McGreevey's Wife Tells All in New Book
• Wellington to take over New Zealand franchise in A-League soccer
• Wellington to take over New Zealand franchise in A-League soccer
• Clinton, Obama, Edwards tout environmental protection in Iowa campaign appearances
• SKorea says rice aid shipments hinge on NKorea's moves to disarm
• Senators heap criticism on US attorney general over prosecutors flap
• McGreevey's Wife Tells All in New Book
• Review: 'Frost/Nixon' Slick and Showy
• Barbosa sparks Suns' 95-87 victory over Lakers
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• Culina appointed full-time coach of A-League club
• Culina appointed full-time coach of A-League club
• SKorea says rice aid shipments hinge on NKorea's moves to disarm
• Oil prices fall below US$64 a barrel after Nigeria presidential poll
• Philippines posts wider-than-expected 1Q budget deficit on poor revenue collection
• Philippines posts wider-than-expected 1Q budget deficit on poor revenue collection
• Sandler Plays Gay Poseur in New Film
• Newsday: 'Trump on the Ocean' nets good deal with New York State
• Probe: Katrina contracts given to companies with poor credit histories, bad paperwork
• Bucking convention, Time Warner Cable lets customers set up cheap Wi-Fi hotspots
• Red Sox tie record with 4 straight homers, sweep Yankees
• Toppled Thai PM plans to buy English football club, web site says
• National Basketball Association
• Adam Sandler plays gay poseur in upcoming movie, 'I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry'
• Warriors beat top-seeded Mavs in opener
• Promises to pay for agenda frustrating Democrats in US Congress
• Red Wings advance after double-overtime win over Flames
• Nepal elections likely in October, says top official
• Malaysia mulling contract to extend Formula One race until 2015
• Malaysia mulling contract to extend Formula One race until 2015
• ABN Amro and Barclays agree to merge
• Malaysian auto groups call for scrapping of old vehicles to boost car sales
• British Airways mulls joining bid for Iberia
• First shipment of U.S. beef since late last year arrives in South Korea
• Vietnam arrests dissident writer, schedules trial for two others
• SKorea says rice aid shipments hinge on NKorea's moves to disarm
• SKorea says rice aid shipments hinge on NKorea's moves to disarm
• AstraZeneca to pay US$15.6 billion for MedImmune Inc.
• AstraZeneca to pay US$15.6 billion for MedImmune
• Taiwan shares rise as companies with China exposure led gains
• S&P's Japan credit rating upgrade lifts yen versus dollar, euro
• S&P's Japan credit rating upgrade lifts yen versus dollar, euro
• Australian shares end flat as investors await inflation data
• Sego or Sarko? In jittery France, presidency still up for grabs
• British Airways mulls joining bid for Iberia
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• Malaysian Cabinet approves bill to fight human trafficking
• Suicide bombings around Iraq kill at least 22 people and wound more than 50
• Corruption in Commonwealth countries hurting fight against poverty, group's chief says
• New Zealand stocks rise as Telecom, AirNZ drive quiet market
• Insurer Aviva says head of British unit to leave
• Suicide bombings around Iraq kill at least 27 people and wound nearly 60
• Malaysia warns millions of unregistered voters not to miss elections
• Malaysia warns millions of unregistered voters not to miss elections
• Malaysia's first long-haul budget airline to buy 10 Airbus A330s
• EU welcomes poor showing of far-right Le Pen in French elections
• Nestle says first-quarter sales rose 5.7 percent
• Novartis posts says first-quarter profit 11 percent
• Japanese stocks end flat as investors await earnings season
• Japanese stocks end flat as investors await earnings season
• Police: Girl Stops Out of Control Van
• Newmont executive awaits Tuesday's verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Nestle says first-quarter sales rose 6.4 percent
• Singapore's founding leader questions gay sex ban: report
• Singapore's founding leader questions gay sex ban: report
• Oil prices fall after no major production disruptions reported in Nigeria during election
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• South Korean stocks rise to new record, led by Posco; won gains
• Suicide bombings around Iraq kill at least 27 people and wound nearly 60
• Euro slips against dollar, pound dips below US$2
• ABN Amro agrees to be bought by Barclays for euro67 billion
• Sri Lanka's '96 cricket heroes and other sports stars root for World Cup success
• Sri Lanka's '96 cricket heroes and other sports stars root for World Cup success
• Singapore film festival pulls local movie after gay sex scenes censored
• Singapore film festival pulls local movie after gay sex scenes censored
• India adds record 67 million mobile phone connections during fiscal year
• India adds record 67 million mobile phone connections during fiscal year
• Nikko Cordial sues 3 former company executives over accounting scandal
• Nikko Cordial sues 3 former company executives over accounting scandal
• EU welcomes poor showing of far-right Le Pen in French elections
• EU welcomes poor showing of far-right Le Pen in French elections
• City council in Britain says Cadbury will be prosecuted over contaminated chocolate
• S&P raises Japan's sovereign credit rating, cites progress in economic reforms
• South Korea, Azerbaijan agree to increase economic cooperation
• India, China discuss long-standing border dispute but no breakthrough
• Fiat says net income more than doubled in first quarter
• Indonesian student slain in Virginia Tech shooting buried in Jakarta
• Ethiopian hostages to return to capital, officials say
• Nikko Cordial sues 3 former company executives over accounting scandal
• Hong Kong shares slip as traders sell China Mobile over disappointing earnings
• Carrefour agrees to buy Brazil's Atacadao for US$1.09 billion
• City council in Britain says Cadbury will be prosecuted over contaminated chocolate
• London's financial district goes wireless
• Kuehne + Nagel says first-quarter profit rose 28 percent after the company
• ABN Amro agrees to be bought by Barclays for euro67 billion
• Sweden's Liberal Party leader to resign amid party malcontent
• Kuehne + Nagel says 1st-quarter profit rose 28 percent
• India may appoint another foreign coach for cricket team after World Cup debacle
• India may appoint another foreign coach for cricket team after World Cup debacle
• Fiat says net income more than doubled in first quarter
• Bomb threat forces Greek plane carrying parliamentarians to land in Munich
• Malaysia's first long-haul budget airline to buy 10 Airbus A330s
• South Korea, Azerbaijan agree to increase economic cooperation
• MTU Aero says 1st-quarter profit little changed after incurring a charge
• East Timor's acting prime minister halts search for fugitive rebel soldier
• President: Taiwan should be allowed to join international organizations under own name
• Philippine shares hit 2-month high, taking cue from Wall Street
• Beijing organizing committee vice president says Taiwan has agreed to torch relay deal
• Beijing organizing committee vice president says Taiwan has agreed to torch relay deal
• Britain's Peter Hambro says full-year profit more than doubled
• 8 Vietnamese boats, 82 crew held for illegal fishing in Malaysia
• Malaysian stock index rises
• Autopsy finds no trace of torture in Maldivian opposition activist's death: doctor
• Indonesian shares hits new record boosted by steady rupiah, gains in reginal markets
• Taiwan March jobless rate up slightly
• Chinese police detain activist who documented water pollution
• Ecclestone takes over management of Turkish Grand Prix track
• 4 foreign banks start taking Chinese currency retail deposits
• Airbus says talks on compensating Malaysian Airline over A380 delays to take two months
• Airbus says talks on compensating Malaysian Airline over A380 delays to take two months
• Man dies after completing London Marathon
• Shares in online gambling group 888 drop after Ladbrokes takeover talks end
• Scottish & Newcastle shares rise on report of possible takeover
• Singapore shares climb; led by property and banking stocks, gains in Wall Street
• U.S. and Iraqi officials play down criticism of security barrier in Sunni enclave
• Oil prices rise on worries about Nigeria after election
• Law gives foreign media the edge in reporting on French presidential race
• Britain's James Fenton awarded Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry
• Amazon.com opens support base in Ireland for British, French Web customers
• Australian rugby league result
• Hasbro swings to 1Q profit on growth in Marvel product line, core brands including Nerf
• Toppled Thai PM plans to buy English football club, web site says
• Toppled Thai PM plans to buy English football club, web site says
• Man Gets 5,000 Calls for YouTube Posting
• Elections disappoint, and Nigerians too beaten down to rise up
• U.S. and Iraqi officials play down criticism of security barrier in Sunni enclave
• 'The Producers' Brings Down the Curtain
• Boeing shows factories in Japan for Dreamliner 787
• Stocks poised to push Dow above 13,000 on earnings, M&A
• Beckenbauer urges comprehensive overhaul of Bayern
• Bomb threat forces Greek plane carrying parliamentarians to land in Munich
• Bangladesh court suspends arrest warrant for former prime minister
• Bangladesh court suspends arrest warrant for former prime minister
• EU welcomes poor showing of far-right Le Pen in French elections
• EU regulators send car glass makers formal complaint over cartel allegations
• India launches Italian satellite into space; first-ever commercial launch
• Hasbro swings to 1Q profit on growth in Marvel product line, core brands including Nerf
• Milan to face makeshift United defense in Champions League semifinal
• Japan to host 2008 G-8 summit at lakeside spa resort
• Scottish & Newcastle shares rise on report of possible takeover
• Asian markets rise, with South Korean and Chinese stocks hitting new highs
• Marin Donating Copies of Art Collection
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• EU nations to open free-trade talks with SKorea, India, ASEAN
• Three Sent to Prison in `Scream' Theft
• Kimberly-Clark posts 64 percent increase in 1st-quarter profit on sales growth, cost cuts
• Mobile phone industry warns of higher domestic charges, if EU pushes through roaming cuts
• Delta narrows loss to $130 million in first quarter
• 'Bill Moyers Journal' Back on PBS
• Louis Vuitton Cup delayed again
• Bomb threat forces Greek plane carrying parliamentarians to land in Munich
• Cheech Marin donating digital prints of Mexican-American art collection to museums, schools
• Toppled Thai PM plans to buy English football club, web site says
• Toppled Thai PM plans to buy English football club, web site says
• Music Memorabilia Auction Raises $2.4M
• U.S. Catholic college fires professor over class discussion of Virginia Tech shootings
• Jet Airways signs agreement with U.S. travel agency to facilitate hotel bookings in India
• Jet Airways signs agreement with U.S. travel agency to facilitate hotel bookings in India
• `Bill Moyers Journal' Back on PBS
• Syrians vote for new parliament but critics say election is a farce
• Lee Enterprises profit drops in 2nd quarter on weakness in print advertising
• Sinn Fein picks IRA veterans, young Belfast assemblyman to oversee N. Ireland police
• Metro International says its loss widened in the first quarter
• Sweden to host U.S. in August friendly
• Nigerian president accuses political opposition of subversion
• Athens silver medalist Amir Khan to fight for first professional belt
• Eric Bana Uninjured in Rally Car Crash
• Catania-Ascoli match moved again
• Sweden's Liberal Party leader to resign amid party discontent
• ABN Amro agrees to be bought by Barclays for euro67 billion
• Suicide bombings around Iraq kill at least 27 people and wound more than 60
• 'Bill Moyers Journal' Back on PBS
• Sweden's Alfa Laval says 1st-quarter profit rose 42 percent
• Eusebio has surgery to unclog artery
• Indian shares gain marginally, led by steel shares
• U.S. Senate leader: Bush in denial over war in Iraq
• Elections disappoint, and Nigerians too beaten down to rise up
• Pavel beats Stepanek in first round
• France: a venerable democracy rediscovers a youngster's hunger for politics
• U.S.-based leasing company orders 20 Airbus planes
• 'Bill Moyers Journal' Back on PBS
• Bank of America to buy LaSalle Bank for $21 billion
• Novartis posts says first-quarter profit 11 percent
• Chinese leaders told to help clean up the Internet
• Chinese leaders told to help clean up the Internet
• Bush expresses fresh confidence in embattled U.S. attorney general
• Neuf Cegetel and Deutsche Telekom enter talks over Internet access business
• Sheryl Crow Ends Global-Warming Tour
• Royal, Sarkozy look to seduce centrists, key to battle for presidency
• Bush brushes aside criticism from U.S. Senate leader
• Footwear company Genesco rejects Foot Locker's $1.2 billion offer
• Spanish poet Antonio Gamoneda receives Cervantes prize for literature
• Euro slips against dollar, pound dips below US$2
• Louis Vuitton Cup race is postponed again
• Suicide bombings around Iraq kill 46 people, wound more than 100
• Milan to face makeshift United defense in Champions League semifinal
• Carl Icahn's American Real Estate to sell Nevada casinos for $1.3 billion
• Chinese dissident from Tiananmen protests encourages Hong Kong to push for democracy
• ETA prisoners deny any ties with Madrid bombings
• Officials: Nigerian ruling party candidate wins flawed presidential elections
• First shipment of U.S. beef since last year arrives in South Korea
• Microsoft meets deadline on response to EU charges
• Younis Khan to miss next month's one-day series against Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi
• Hasbro swings to 1Q profit on growth in Marvel product line, core brands
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• United States calls Nigerian elections flawed
• Athens silver medalist Amir Khan to fight for first professional belt
• Suicide bombings around Iraq kill 46 people, wound more than 100
• Nestle says first-quarter sales rose 6.4 percent
• Marin Donating Copies of Art Collection
• Cheech Marin donating digital prints of Mexican-American art collection to museums, schools
• Global Fund says fight against malaria hindered by poor planning of some countries
• UCI urges Spanish government to identify riders from Operation Puerto scandal
• Germany struggles with a 30-year-old puzzle: who killed the federal prosecutor?
• Carl Icahn's American Real Estate to sell Nevada casinos for $1.3 billion
• Demand outstrips supply for free cervical cancer vaccine in one U.S. state
• Louis Vuitton Cup race is postponed again
• Obama says Bush has fallen short of his role as leader of the free world
• Oil prices rise on Nigerian post-election worries, threat of Belgian strike
• Messi's amazing goal brings back memories of Maradona's greatness
• Poll: Hillary Clinton's favorable rating slips at home
• Hasbro swings to 1Q profit on growth in Marvel, core brands
• Microsoft meets deadline on response to EU charges
• Hungary: Expert says Eastern European countries must cut trans fat from fast food
• Officials: Nigerian ruling party candidate wins flawed presidential elections
• EU, NATO hail Yeltsin as Cold War healer, who who opened up Russia
• Delta Air Lines narrows loss to $130 million in 1st quarter on 11.4 percent rise in sales
• EU, NATO hail Yeltsin as Cold War healer who opened up Russia
• London's FTSE-100 index down 7.1 points at 6,479.7 at close
• Queen Elizabeth II reportedly supports Gunners
• Chan takes two titles in U.S. event
• Inter Milan insists Serie A trophy is legitimate
• Barca loses, leaving La Liga wide open
• Brodeur the difference as Devils advance by repelling Lightning
• Warriors serve notice with Game 1 win in Dallas
• Regent serves cocoa beverages
• Special treat at Royal Chihpen
• Yoho Spa offers Mom's Day Package
• Regent welcomes noted singer
• Naruwan Hotel offers free air tickets
• Westin presents Mom's Day cakes
• Jewelry exhibition at Hyatt Taipei
• Malaysian women in Taipei City celebrate 50 years of nationhood
• Deposed Thaksin eyes English team
• New-style wicketkeepers go head-to-head in Cup
• Red Sox pound way to sweep of Yanks
• In Brief
• 'Whale Rider' star discusses pregnancy, celebrity
• Young adults' boozing linked to heart disease
• Taiex advances 67.79 points, led by tech exporters
• Four foreign banks start taking yuan retail deposits
• Japan's S&P upgrade boosts yen against dollar, euro
• S&P raises Japan sovereign credit rating
• UK city council says Cadbury will face prosecution
• World trade faces big chill as Doha Round all but dead in the water
• EU hits suspected car glass cartel with charges
• Barclays to buy ABN Amro for over US$91b
• Taiwan posts 6.8% growth in bilateral trade with EU
• Jobless rate dips to near 6-year low
• In Brief
• Body of Virginia Tech victim arrives in Indonesia
• South Korea lifts ban, resumes imports of beef
• Japan negotiates deal with U.S. to build CO2-free power plant
• India, China seek to resolve longstanding border dispute
• Envoy to cancel trip to Tamil territory
• Malaysian leaders trade threats during campaign
• Nigerian presidential election not credible, say EU observers
• Baghdad barrier draws criticism
• In Brief
• Fighting rages, bodies rot in Mogadishu
• Tremor triggers waves that kill three in Chile
• U.S. gun advocates say lobby stronger after Cho massacre
• Echoes of Virginia tragedy
• Proactive policy needed for Gulf
• Somali refugees brave sea passage to escape fighting
• Hidden sex trade in Myanmar seen driven by poverty
• In Brief
• Trade, teachers' groups urge swift minimum wage increase
• Tour agency gets fined for poor service
• Cranberries lead singer in Taiwan for 'Listening'
• Legislators consider allowing citizens to own private planes
• Lottery players voice discontent with Chinatrust's performance
• Councilors in Kaohsiung criticize zoo
• Civic group making push for constitutional changes
• Su confident he can beat opposition
• DPP vows to launch crackdown on vote-buying before primary
• Candidates urged to focus on issues
• DPP requests proof of candidates paying for TV news reports
• MND raises intelligence score threshold for professional soldiers
• Visits to doctors drop dramatically in 2006
• Ex-Russian President Yeltsin dies of heart failure at age 76
• Sarkozy and Royal look to center in French poll
• Chen reiterates need to change country's name
• In Brief
• Taiwan Needs a Female Premier
• Ma absolved from inflammatory rhetoric against Chen
• KMT, PFP said to merge after legislative polls
• Guidelines for absentee voters
• More than 32,000 informal sector Workers to benefit from Unlad Kabuhayan program, says labor department
• TESDA unveils customized-for-Canada caregiver courses
• By 2015 IT-engineered for developing economies will drive 20 percent of disruptive IT innovation worldwide
• Gartner identifies six time-wasting practices CIOs need to stop doing to improve their performance
• Asia's PC market off to a good start in 2007 with 18 percent year-on-year growth in the first quarter
• Mobile phone shipments grow 10 percent year-on-year, slower than previous quarters
• Citibank, EVA Air beef up rewards program for card holders
• Alternative investment to go mainstream in next two years as China, India boom, says bank
• Taiwan's 'fragmented' banking sector to consolidate in coming years, says StanChart executive
• President orders study of amnesty measures
• Travel operators protest restrictions on hosting Chinese tourists
• Nestle says 1Q sales rose 6.4 percent
• Fiat says net income more than doubled in first quarter
• ETA prisoners deny any ties with Madrid bombings
• Microsoft meets deadline on response to EU charges
• Web Site Tracks People's Pet Peeves
• ABN Amro agrees to be bought by Barclays for euro67 billion
• Louis Vuitton Cup race is postponed again
• Singapore, Indonesia agree to sign extradition treaty, defense pact
• World leaders say Yeltsin was courageous fighter, personal friend
• Kimberly-Clark posts 64 percent increase in 1st-quarter profit on sales growth, cost cuts
• Footwear company Genesco rejects Foot Locker's $1.2 billion offer
• Stefani Schaeffer Wins `The Apprentice'
• 3 Sentenced in Theft of Munch Paintings
• Shares in online gambling group 888 drop after Ladbrokes takeover talks end
• U.S. stocks little changed, with Dow near 13,000 as earnings arrive, takeover activity ramps up
• AstraZeneca to buy MedImmune for US$15.6 billion
• Bomb threat forces Greek plane carrying parliamentarians to land in Munich
• Brazilian mining company sells 49 percent stake to Anglo American
• 92 percent of Austrians say hosting 2014 Winter Olympics would have positive impact
• Letterman to Appear on Regis' Talk Show
• Bush expresses fresh confidence in embattled U.S. Attorney General Gonzales
• Tribeca Lineup as Diverse as NYC Itself
• Novartis posts says first-quarter profit 11 percent
• Sleepers Lurk Below Summer Blockbusters
• Nigeria's president elect comes from politically prominent family
• World leaders say Yeltsin was courageous fighter, personal friend
• U.S. Republican contender warns of twin threats of energy dependence, global warming
• Letterman to Appear on Regis' Talk Show
• Spanish poet Antonio Gamoneda receives Cervantes prize for literature
• Palermo fires Guidolin, promotes assistant coach Gobbo
• EU drafts aid package, security strategy to forge closer ties with central Asia
• Gunbattles rage in southern Nigeria; police say at least seven dead
• Pavel beats Stepanek in first round
• Steve McQueen Honored at Western Awards
• New DVD Releases: `Museum' and `Queen'
• Steve McQueen Honored at Western Awards
• Steve McQueen Honored at Western Awards
• `Bill Moyers Journal' Back on PBS
• Nigerian ruling party candidate wins flawed elections as runner up rejects result
• Actors Steve McQueen, Sam Elliott honored at 46th annual Western Heritage Awards
• Sneak Peek: Last Smith Role Self Parody
• European stocks end higher
• World leaders say Yeltsin was courageous fighter, personal friend
• U.S. Commission urged to shift vets' disability benefits system to Veterans Administration
• Tribeca festival presents a diverse lineup for a myriad of moviegoers
• Oil prices climb on Nigerian post-election worries, threat of Belgian strike
• Ali Shows Fancy Footwork on 'Dancing'
• Malta signs agreement with Dubai-based venture for "SmartCity"
• BMI Presents Christian Music Awards
• Bucknor may umpire fifth World Cup final
• Sigourney Weaver Stars in Gurney Comedy
• Injured Sorenstam hopes to heal in time to defend U.S. Women's Open title
• Gonzales says he intends to remain as U.S attorney general
• A tiny player's big play shows the corporate PC backup market being shaken up
• Casting Crowns' `Voice of Truth' wins song of the year at BMI Christian Music Awards
• Cast of `Chicago' Always Changes
• Laila Ali is a star on `Dancing' contest, but says show biz is not her goal
• U.S. urges calm in working out disagreements over Nigerian election it called flawed
• Royal reaches out to centrist Bayrou in bid for French presidency
• Destiny has given Gibbs a second chance, says Smith
• Obama says Bush has fallen short in role as leader of free world
• U.S Senate leader says Congress will pass law calling for U.S. withdrawal from Iraq
• Leasing company Aviation Capital orders 20 Boeing planes
• Artist Brightens and Softens Airport
• Nigerian ruling party candidate wins flawed elections as runner up rejects result
• Former Russian President Boris Yeltsin dies
• Putin praises Yeltsin as epochal figure
• NBC to Host U.S. Skating Championships
• Milan to face makeshift United defense in Champions League semifinal
• World leaders say Yeltsin was courageous fighter, personal friend
• Artist displays vision of sound and sound of color at Boston's airport
• Pavel beats Stepanek in first round
• U.S. securities regulators warn investors against scams touting huge profit from 'China' stocks
• Putin praises Yeltsin as epochal figure
• Muller advances to second round at Budapest GP
• Switzerland's Glencore to boost investment in Colombian oil refinery
• Putin praises Yeltsin as epochal figure
• Bush, Peru's Garcia press for congressional passage of U.S.-Peruvian free trade pact
• Stock transfer takes Bolivia one step closer to telecom nationalization
• HEALTHBEAT: Can aspirin prevent cancer? The answer is not clear
• Trustees extend by a year the depletion dates for Social Security and Medicare trust funds
• 6 Inducted Into Music City Walk of Fame
• Girls Gone Wild founder sentenced for contempt
• Wynonna, Harris, Hiatt honored with stars on Nashville's Music City Walk of Fame
• Republican presidential hopeful: Gonzales 'major distraction' for Bush, Republican Party
• Royal and Sarkozy court center in fight for French presidency
• Royal reaches out to centrist Bayrou in bid for French presidency
• Sao Paulo, Boca Juniors try to avoid elimination from Copa Libertadores
• Statesmen, Artists Honor Schlesinger
• Iran launches crackdown against "insufficiently veiled" women
• Nigerian ruling party candidate wins flawed elections as runner up rejects result
• Tribeca Lineup As Diverse As NYC Itself
• Study: Fat workers cost more in injury claims, lost workdays than their fit colleagues
• U.S. statesmen, artists honor historian and activist Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
• Shoe Fits Driver After Alleged Crash
• Dollar rises against most major currencies as U.K. pound struggles to stay above $2
• Man Diversifies by Making Pet Caskets
• Woman Runs Entire Length of Long Island
• Ford Motor names executive head of environmental sustainability efforts
• Obama says Bush has fallen short in role as leader of free world
• Sneak Peek: Last Smith Role Self-Parody
• Oil prices climb on Nigerian violence, threat of Belgian strike
• Messi's amazing goal brings back memories of Maradona's greatness
• Activist groups drop lawsuit against Viacom over removal of parody on YouTube
• World leaders say Yeltsin was courageous fighter, personal friend
• New York Times braces for friction with shareholders at annual meeting
• Wall Street retreats on rising oil prices after Dow nears 13,000 mark
• Sanjaya: `I'm Not Just a Musician'
• Wynonna, Harris, Hiatt honored with stars on Nashville's Music City Walk of Fame
• Activist Groups Drop Suit Against Viacom
• Coffee and sugar futures start week at long-term lows
• U.S. drug agency approves generic versions of insomnia drug Ambien
• Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times plan to cut up to 250 jobs
• Book on Hillary by Watergate Reporter
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• Sanjaya: 'I'm Not Just a Musician'
• New book on Sen. Clinton coming from Watergate reporter Carl Bernstein
• Hillary Bio by Bernstein Due Out June 19
• Democrats agree on Iraq legislation Bush has threatened to veto, setting up showdown
• On form Hayden scatters ground staff, media
• U.S. calls on Syria to open up election process
• 'Disturbia' repeats as box-office leader with $13 million
• Sanjaya: 'I'm Not Just a Musician'
• Sanjaya: 'I'm Not Just a Musician'
• `Disturbia' No. 1 Film Grosser With $13M
• Bucking convention, Time Warner Cable lets customers set up cheap Wi-Fi hotspots
• Machinists authorize strike at Boeing, nearly 2,600 workers could take part
• Boston Scientific profit plunges on Guidant costs, sagging stent sales
• Candy maker Hershey to close U.S. plant, cut 260 jobs
• New play puts Tony Blair in the dock for invasion of Iraq
• Bulls' Hinrich fined $25,000 by NBA
• Auto analysts predict U.S. sales slowdown in April
• South Africa tries to blank out history as it faces Australia in semifinal
• Suns' Barbosa wins Sixth Man Award
• Demand outstrips supply for free cervical cancer vaccine in one U.S. state
• Bush greets Colts at White House
• Dern, DeGeneres Recall 1997 TV Smooch
• Jamaica coroner releases cricket coach Woolmer's body for return to South Africa
• Democratic presidential hopeful Edwards outlines vision for Sudan solution
• Obama says Bush has fallen short in role as leader of free world
• Laura Dern: Out of work more than a year after 1997 kissing role in Ellen DeGeneres sitcom
• Want to Play Like Hendrix? DVD Shows How
• Syria's Assad consolidates power through legislative elections despite criticism
• Want to play like Hendrix? Guitar World magazine and DVD show the guitar great's secrets
• Moody's predicts bigger losses for 2006 subprime mortgage bonds
• Book on Hillary by Watergate Reporter
• Former CEO Scrushy settles government lawsuit over HealthSouth fraud for $81 million
• Ohio congressman plans to pursue impeachment of Vice President Dick Cheney
• Tiger puts on a clinic at Oakmont
• He drools and hops on furniture, but Riggs the bulldog is a beauty king
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• Fighting to keep his job, Wolfowitz hires well-known Washington lawyer
• Husband of Amgen exec charged with fraud, settles for $31,000
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Simmons: Ban 3 Epithets in `clean' Music
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Attorney: SEC plans to file suit in Apple stock options case
• Democrats on Senate panel ask Bernanke for new lending rules
• Russell Simmons: 3 epithets should be banned consistently from `clean' rap music
• Energy Information Administration reports slight decline in average gasoline price
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• U.S. government workers selling government-provided transit fare cards on eBay
• New London Play Puts Tony Blair on Trial
• U.S. Republicans willing to relax conditions for illegal immigrants to reach broader deal
• Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times plan to cut up to 250 jobs
• Book on Hillary by Watergate Reporter
• Wie accepts sponsor exemption, Sorenstam on the mend
• Hillary Bio by Bernstein Due Out June 19
• Texas Instruments 1Q earnings fall 12 percent amid inventory glut
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• `American Idol' Hits High C, for Charity
• Former publishing CEO sues Seagram heir for $100 million in Manhattan
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• `Idol' star-studded special to raise funds for charities serving needy in Africa and U.S.
• New play puts prime minister Tony Blair on trial for leading Britain into Iraq War
• Sarkozy and Royal scramble to woo center in fight to lead France
• Gonzales says he intends to remain as attorney general; Bush voices support
• France: a venerable democracy rediscovers a youngster's hunger for politics
• Elections disappoint, and Nigerians too beaten down to rise up
• Skills shortages bite despite army of unemployed
• Musharraf to seek fresh presidential term from outgoing assemblies
• Former Thai leader's children ordered to pay US$616 million in taxes, fines
• Champions League: Chelsea juggling trophies, while Liverpool focused on one
• Kyrgyz opposition leader detained after police crackdown on anti-government protests
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• New U.S. rules to reduce chemical danger do not require switch to less dangerous materials
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Chinese entrepreneur rides clean-energy boom to riches
• Game makers excited about visual capabilities of Windows Vista
• Dollar fall offers boost for some industries, portends larger economic shift
• Hollinger auditor says she pressed execs to disclose payments
• California Assembly committee calls for phase-out of incandescent lights
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Governista vence elei
• Mexico's Cemex reports 21 percent drop in net income in first quarter
• Three NHL players added to U.S. team for world championship
• Agent: Paul unlikely to play for U.S. team this summer
• Shoe Fits Driver After Alleged Crash
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Ecuadorean court reinstates 51 ousted lawmakers; president cries foul
• Japan's Cabinet approves 6-month extension of support for U.S.-led Afghan campaign
• Singapore film festival pulls local movie after gay sex scenes censored
• Singapore film festival pulls local movie after gay sex scenes censored
• Man Denied Smokes Allegedly Rams House
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Singapore's founding leader questions gay sex ban: report
• Singapore's founding leader questions gay sex ban: report
• Dodd, Brownback clash politically despite shared Catholic faith
• Two of World's Oldest Women Meet in Ind.
• Detroit lead Orlando 2-0 in series
• Chinese official warns that U.S. piracy complaint could hurt trade ties
• Judge, Prosecutor Face Heat Over Affair
• Chinese official warns that U.S. piracy complaint could hurt trade ties
• Count on Willis for unorthodox delivery
• Horizon Air orders 15 Q400s from Canada's Bombardier Aerospace
• Man Diversifies by Making Pet Caskets
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive awaits verdict in Indonesian pollution trial
• Jamaica coroner releases cricket coach Woolmer's body for return to South Africa
• Teachers Sprinkle Cow Urine on Students
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• O'Donnell Takes Aim at Rupert Murdoch
• Rosie Takes Aim at Murdoch at Luncheon
• Newmont executive and company found not guilty in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont executive and company found not guilty in Indonesian pollution trial
• 9 American soldiers killed in Iraq suicide attack, deadliest in more than a year
• Oil prices dip slightly on cautious trade; below US$66 a barrel
• Oil prices dip slightly on cautious trade; below US$66 a barrel
• Washington, Tokyo agree on new inspections for U.S. beef exporters
• Oil prices fall slightly on cautious trading after previous day's jump
• Oil prices fall slightly on cautious trading after previous day's jump
• Vietnam police raid illegal matchmaking ring for South Korean men
• A-Rod's 2 homers in loss tie MLB record
• Republican presidential candidates try to find solid ground on immigration policies
• Jamaica coroner releases cricket coach Woolmer's body for return to South Africa
• Newmont and U.S. executive aquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont and U.S. executive aquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Study: Pay gap between men and women begins 1 year after college, then grows wider
• U.S. research shows early promise in restoring lost sight
• Tornado kills 1, injures 12 children in southern Vietnam
• Vancouver eliminates Dallas to advance in NHL playoffs
• Newmont Mining and U.S. executive aquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont Mining and U.S. executive aquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Australian, Japanese free trade negotiators get off to good start, agree to meet next in July
• Gonzales pretende continuar no cargo apesar de esc
• A-Rod's 2 homers in loss tie MLB record
• Count on Willis for unorthodox delivery
• Nissan aims to cut 1,500 jobs through early retirement program
• Detroit lead Orlando 2-0 in series
• Newmont and U.S. executive aquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont and U.S. executive aquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Chinese provincial governor calls for bigger fines to combat mine accidents
• New Zealand stocks give up gains ahead of holiday, key rate review
• Former Russian President Boris Yeltsin dies
• Nepal celebrates anniversary of forcing king to abandon authoritarian rule
• Malaysia's socialist party seeks court approval to contest elections
• Count on Willis for unorthodox delivery
• Malaysia's socialist party seeks court approval to contest elections
• AP NewsBreak: Scientists to lay out ways to head off worst of climate change
• A-Rod's 2 homers in loss tie MLB record
• Malaysian police in northern state to tell teenagers to stay off streets after 2 a.m.
• Republican lawmaker warns Democrats not to turn a deaf ear to military commanders
• Thai tennis player Paradorn and former Miss Universe to tie the knot
• Switching to less dangerous chemicals not required in new federal rules
• Virginia Tech shooting emphasizes need to shield young viewers from disturbing reports
• Ohio prepares to execute man who gunned down ex-wife
• Toyota tops General Motors in 1st quarter as world's top auto seller
• In a first, Toyota tops General Motors in quarterly global auto sales
• Newmont and U.S. executive acquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont and U.S. executive acquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• TeliaSonera says 1Q net profit rose 7.7 percent
• Akzo Nobel net profit dips in first quarter, but operations improve
• China looks at law to ban "vanity buildings"
• Toyota tops General Motors in 1st quarter as world's top auto seller
• Veteran Indian actor Dharmendra to play romantic hero in new Bollywood movie
• Veteran Indian actor Dharmendra to play romantic hero in new Bollywood movie
• OMX says 1st-quarter net profit rose 3.5 percent
• Hearing opens into U.S. friendly fire incident in Afghanistan as drone footage question lingers
• Indian officials voice concerns about nuclear deal with U.S.
• Kohlberg Kravis raises the ante in fight for Alliance Boots
• Akzo Nobel net profit dips in first quarter, but operations improve
• Dollar lower against the yen in Asia on hedge fund selling
• Dollar lower against the yen in Asia on hedge fund selling
• Veteran Indian actor Dharmendra to play romantic hero in new Bollywood movie
• Veteran Indian actor Dharmendra to play romantic hero in new Bollywood movie
• Opposition urges Malaysia not to revoke wireless broadband licenses
• Vietnam to increase limit on foreign investment in local banks
• Vietnam to increase limit on foreign investment in local banks
• Taiwan share rise, boosted by stocks with China exposure
• Saab says first quarter profit fell 38 percent
• Malaysian opposition leader urges government not to revoke wireless broadband licenses
• Albania appeals for euro230 million commercial loan to build new road to Kosovo
• Russia laying infrastructure to sell more oil to Asia, diplomat says
• Russia laying infrastructure to sell more oil to Asia, diplomat says
• Taiwan shares rise, boosted by stocks with China exposure
• Suicide car bombing kills 9 American soldiers in Iraq; 1 of deadliest attacks on troops
• BP says first-quarter profit fell 17 percent
• Finland's Fortum first-quarter profit surges 48 percent aided by Norwegian unit
• Taiwanese computer simulation has island prevailing in 2012 war with rival China
• Euro drifts slightly lower against U.S. dollar
• Turkish official: foreign minister likely to be governing party's candidate for president
• Turkish official: foreign minister likely to be governing party's candidate for president
• TeliaSonera says 1Q net profit rose 7.7 percent
• Author David Halberstam Dies in Crash
• Car Crash Kills Author David Halberstam
• Beijing mourns Russia's Yeltsin, calling him 'a sincere friend'
• Beijing mourns Russia's Yeltsin, calling him 'a sincere friend'
• Malaysia's famed dive island Sipadan to be spruced up, says official
• Lawsuits likely against Virginia Tech after shootings, but can they succeed?
• Finland's unemployment rate at 7.7 percent in March
• SKorean actor So Ji-sup pledges US$10,000 for underprivileged children
• Saab says first quarter profit fell 38 percent
• Media watchdog urges Singapore to lift ban on documentary about former political prisoner
• Australian shares drop 0.3 percent
• Lawyers file appeal of ban on former Bangladeshi prime minister's return
• France's Danone reports 1st-quarter revenues up 3.9 percent
• European Parliament's "traveling circus" slammed for waste, inefficiency
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author David Halberstam killed in Calif. car crash
• Thailand to train young nurses to boost medical care in restive south
• Turkish prime minister announces foreign minister as candidate for president
• Newmont and U.S. executive acquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Newmont and U.S. executive acquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Beijing rejects claim that teen Panchen Lama is in restrictive custody
• Losses, sales both grow for MS drug maker Elan
• OMX says 1st-quarter net profit rose 3.5 percent
• Norwegian airline to buy Finnair subsidiary FlyNordic
• Alcatel-Lucent warns of 1st-quarter operating loss, drop in revenue
• Turkish prime minister announces foreign minister as candidate for president
• EU court rules against Dutch-U.S. aviation pact
• Mutilated leopard and two other animal corpses found in eastern India
• Richemont says first-quarter sales rose 12 percent as demand grew
• Reports: Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar refuse visa for Bangladesh's former leader
• Popular TV drama sheds light on social stigma attached to AIDS in South Korea
• Toyota tops General Motors for first time in global auto sales in first quarter
• Australian chair attacker sentenced to 400 hours community service
• Philippine shares slip on missed 1Q budget deficit target
• Hong Kong shares end flat, HSBC drops, China Life, local developers advance
• Pakistan police separate pro- and anti-Musharraf activists during hearing on ousted judge
• Chinese court rules against Yahoo in music piracy lawsuit
• South Korean stocks extend record gains on shipbuilders; won falls
• Basinger Denies Leaking Baldwin Rant
• TV channel controlled by deposed PM to be run as public station
• Video footage of endangered Sumatran rhino taken in Malaysia's Borneo, WWF says
• Reports: New Zealand climbing legend Hillary in hospital after fall
• Singapore shares slightly lower after loses on Wall Street
• Thailand to train young nurses to boost medical care in restive south
• Malaysian court to hear Hindu man's lawsuit after family seized by Islamic authorities
• At least 22 killed so far in elections-related violence in Philippines, police say
• Budget carrier Oasis Airlines to fly to Vancouver in June
• Indonesian shares end down on profit taking in Bank Mandiri, Antam
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• Wang is China's most popular surname, with 93 million and counting
• Simmons Says 3 Epithets Should Be Banned
• Car Crash Kills Author David Halberstam
• NYC Radio Hosts Suspended for Prank Call
• NYC Radio Hosts Suspended for Prank Call
• Most Asian markets drop, but South Korean and Chinese stocks hit new records
• The Cranberries singer says reunion possible
• Riggs Named Most 'Beautiful Bulldog'
• `Girls Gone Wild' Founder Sent to Jail
• Mitsui to sell its stake in Indian iron ore company to U.K.-based Vedanta Resources
• Sanjaya Reads Top 10 List on Letterman
• Indian shares rise sharply; banks, auto companies lead gains
• Newmont and U.S. executive acquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Sanjaya Reads Top 10 List on Letterman
• Police: Bandits campaigning from behind scenes in state election in India
• Pakistan Cricket Board advertises job for new coach after Woolmer's death
• Cranberries Singer Says Reunion Possible
• Philippine national treasurer resigns, official says
• Jack Nicklaus gets into the swing in South Korea
• India's central bank eases curbs on capital flows, leaves key interest rates unchanged
• Euro slightly higher against U.S. dollar
• EU Parliament adopts single European cashless payment rules
• Bank of Canada holds the line on interest rates; overnight rate at 4.25 pct
• Sales of existing U.S. homes fall by largest amount in nearly 2 decades
• U.S. stocks fall as investors weigh economic data, strong earnings
• Agfa Gevaert says split into three companies going as planned
• Van der Moolen says 1st-quarter U.S. revenue continued to decline
• Rome hopes conference on Afghan justice can lead to greater international commitment
• SAS cabin crew go on strike in Denmark
• Rising gasoline prices help drive consumer confidence to lower than expected levels in April
• Catania-Ascoli match moved again
• Bayrou plots how best to use kingmaker potential in French politics
• Mourners file past Boris Yeltsin's casket as Russia says farewell to former president
• Car maker Kia opens first European plant in Slovakia
• Pakistan Cricket Board advertises job for new coach after Woolmer's death
• Mel B. Names Baby Daughter After Murphy
• James Fenton Wins Poetry Prize
• Aretha Franklin to Help Cast Musical
• Gamoneda Wins Cervantes Prize
• Antonio Gamoneda Wins Cervantes Prize
• Dancer, Choreographer Smuin Dies at 68
• Top tour operators stay at Regent
• Han-Hsien offers Tru Love Cruise
• Calligraphy show at Normal University
• Third pair of Swear lingerie at NT$800
• Royal features spring specials
• Gloria Prince introduces special dishes
• Evergreen Laurel Hotel (Taichung) presents Mother's Day Cakes
• Sidelines
• Woolmer's body to be released shortly
• Stars fail to exorcise ghosts in playoff defeat
• Wang finally ready to start season
• Calm Willis keeps unborn child waiting
• Mantilla wins in Spain after bout with skin cancer
• Liverpool eyes glory against Chelsea again
• Landis steps up attack after new doping tests
• Despite shooting poorly, Rockets nail foul shots and subdue Jazz
• Orlando cannot find magic needed to challenge Detroit
• In Brief
• Teens' impulse linked to brain development
• HIV raises likelihood of heart attacks, says researcher
• Thai tennis player, ex-Miss Universe announce wedding engagement
• Taiex rises, lifted by stocks with China exposure
• Greenback drops ahead of U.S. housing, growth data
• Rising crude prices chill investors on Wall Street
• Kohlberg Kravis raises bid for Alliance Boots
• In Brief
• Asia's PC market off to good start in 2007 with 18% growth in Q1
• Mobile phone shipments grow 10% year-on-year
• Toyota tops GM as No. 1 car seller in world for Q1
• Qantas bidder woos investors as deadline looms
• Starbucks forges ahead amid branding issues
• Citibank and EVA Air beef up rewards program for card holders
• Alternative investment seen going mainstream
• StanChart official sees more mergers in banking sector
• PRC envoy says U.S. complaint may hurt trade ties
• Pakistan police separate activists during hearing on ousted judge
• Taliban commander may be cornered, Afghan official says
• In Brief
• Nepal celebrates anniversary of nation's return to democracy
• Ex-prime minister of Bangladesh denied visa into several countries
• China vows transparency, but within limits
• Sri Lanka government base bombed, Tamil rebels claim
• In Brief
• Israel marks independence day 'in a bad mood,' Peres declares
• Nearly 300 die in Somalia despite U.N. plea for peace
• Correa slams court ruling as 'shameless'
• Turkey's Erdogan decides not to run for presidency
• French rightists criticize Royal over centrist policy
• Nigerian oil delta gets Goodluck
• Famed Vietnam War reporter Halberstam dies
• Not much to celebrate in Zimbabwe
• An irresponsible U.S. administration
• KMT needs to hear Tutu's message
• In Brief
• Two empty money bags linked to last Friday's robbery found
• Tainan City council vice speaker released on bail of NT$500,000
• Ma not indicted over 'death' remark
• IAC chairman questioned on insider trading
• Tycoon claims he is wrongly accused of graft
• Chiayi County hit by hailstorm
• Reconciliation everyone's task, Tutu says
• MOJ considers implementing national amnesty legislation
• Official downplays importance of military test
• Simulation shows Taiwan weak against PRC attack, MND says
• 'Special Report' may be probed, NPA says
• Boris Yeltsin's historic cry for democracy remembered
• DNA clears 200th person in the U.S.
• Court clears Japan man of Briton's death
• Chen asks Cabinet to study partial amnesty
• Yankees drop into last in AL East
• Climate winners, losers must adapt: German expert
• U.S. environmental agency chief refuses to give timetable
• China should avoid US car "addiction": group
• Rising greenhouse gas emissions mar Taiwan's image
• 'Chinese spies' are runaway illegals: NSB
• Murderers, rapists and major financial criminals ineligible for amnesty plan: MOJ
• Eighty percent of active Internet users will have a 'second life' in the virtual world by the end of 2011
• Mobile number portability with brand-building could be winning combination for CEE telecoms players, says IDC
• Document solutions will become a key product differentiator as competition intensifies, IDC says
• OWWA repatriates more than 350 stranded OFWs in the Middle East, says DOLE
• Quality and supply of Pinoy workers to be assessed at 2007 National Human Resource Conference
• HR services market shows modest growth in 2006 with slower growth in HR BPO fueling slight downturn in outlook, IDC finds
• IT industry needs 'visionaries,' says research firm
• Portable adoption continues to spur on PC market growth in Europe, Middle East and Africa in the first quarter, says IDC
• Asset management company unveils largest foreign investment project in Taiwan's commercial property market
• DPP sets dates for conducting opinion polls on candidates
• Awakening Sculpture Leaves D.C.
• Judge Releases Opri in Anna Nicole Case
• Author David Halberstam Killed in Crash
• Dancer, Choreographer Smuin Dies at 68
• Movie Academy Celebrates 'Star Wars'
• New Westlake Great New Yarn
• Spidey's Bad Guys Dish on Villainy
• Hitchens Book Merely Preaches to Choir
• Too Much Information, Too Few Answers
• Spidey bad guys James Franco, Thomas Haden Church, Topher Grace dish on fine art of villainy
• Ebert Plans to Attend Ill. Film Festival
• Author David Halberstam Killed in Crash
• James Brown's Band Is Playing On
• Ebert Plans to Attend Film Festival
• James Brown's Band Plans Series of Shows
• Dancer, Choreographer Smuin Dies at 68
• Ecuador's leftist president threatens to arrest reinstated lawmakers
• Verbal jousting for Benitez and Mourinho ahead of Champions League match
• U.S.-funded radio condemns Iran over 'house arrest' of journalist
• Michael in Court Day Before Wembley Show
• Novelist A.M. Homes Writes Her Memoir
• Man Sentenced in Nicolas Cage Swindle
• Drunk Man Parks Horse in German Bank
• DNA Left on Cinnamon Bun Nabs Car Thief
• Police Investigate Fish, Photos in Grave
• NBC President: Video `Good Journalism'
• Italy to Return Ancient Statue to Libya
• Police: Thief Tries to Trade Stolen Jeep
• Drunk Man Parks Horse in German Bank
• Drunk Man Parks Horse in German Bank
• NBC President: Video `good Journalism'
• `All About Us' Still Needs Work
• Teens Studied in History and Culture
• `All About Us' Still Needs Work
• `All About Us' Still Needs Work
• Man Sentenced in Nicolas Cage Swindle
• Reporters Remember Halberstam
• FBI Probes Cheerleader Coverage Threats
• Alternates Jurors Chosen in Spector Case
• Phil Spector, Music's Troubled Genius
• Man Sentenced in Nicolas Cage Swindle
• Reporters Remember Halberstam
• No Jail for Willie Nelson on Drug Charge
• Man With Potent Pot Odor Seeks Permit
• Wyoming Woman Keeps Goat in Minivan
• No Jail for Willie Nelson on Drug Charge
• No Jail for Willie Nelson on Drug Charge
• No Jail for Willie Nelson on Drug Charge
• Drunk Man Parks Horse in German Bank
• On track to top, Toyota's first quarter global sales beat GM's preliminary numbers
• Newmont and U.S. executive acquitted in Indonesian pollution trial
• Japan's trade surplus rises 73.9 percent in March
• Jihadi media thrives in Pakistan despite promised crackdown, fears of Talibanization
• No Jail for Willie Nelson on Drug Charge
• No Jail for Willie Nelson on Drug Charge
• Miss America Helps Catch Sex Predators
• Miss America Helps Catch Sex Predators
• Former White House Aide Writing Memoir
• Alec Baldwin Leaves Talent Agency
• Japan marks 60th anniversary of nation's postwar Constitution
• Alec Baldwin Leaves Talent Agency
• Miss America Helps Cops in Sex Sting
• Alec Baldwin Leaves Talent Agency
• Foreign automakers announce plans for free labor conditions training in China
• Drunk Man Parks Horse in German Bank
• Miss America Helps Cops in Sex Sting
• Oil prices steady under US$65 a barrel ahead of US petroleum stocks data
• North Korea's Kim Jong Il reviews massive military parade for army anniversary
• Jolie to Change Son's Last Name
• Malaysia's Anwar accuses local ethnic minority leaders of kowtowing to ruling Malay party
• Doing business in China: Popular Shanghai restaurant falls prey to joint venture dispute
• Miss America Helps Cops in Sex Sting
• Japan warms to vulture culture as merger boom grips nation
• Jolie to Change Son's Last Name
• Foreign automakers announce plans for free labor conditions training in China
• Singapore: Hand, foot and mouth disease cases up 73 percent from year earlier
• Honda's profit in latest quarter drops 20 percent
• Honda's profit in latest quarter drops 20 percent
• Bulls put Miami in 2-0 playoffs hole
• 19-year-old who entered University of Michigan as a junior expects to graduate in 1 year
• A-Rod goes hitless, Crawford grand slam lifts Tampa Bay
• Japan's Sharp reports 15 percent increase in full-year profit
• Japan's Sharp reports 15 percent increase in full-year profit
• State-run studio to release propaganda movie on construction of Tibet railway
• Japanese stocks fall amid pessimism over corporate earnings outlooks
• Japanese stocks fall amid pessimism over corporate earnings outlooks
• Japan to resume beef exports to Hong Kong after more than 5 years
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee says new movie made her think of settling down
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee says new movie made her think of settling down
• Australian Rules football result
• Japan's Sharp reports 15 percent jump in full-year profit on strong TV, cell phone sales
• Japan's Sharp reports 15 percent jump in full-year profit on strong TV, cell phone sales
• Taiwan slide on poor showing in neighboring bourses
• Dollar down against the yen in Asia on pessimism over U.S. economy
• Dollar down against the yen in Asia on pessimism over U.S. economy
• Alan Ball, member of England's 1966 World Cup champions, dies at 61
• ABN Amro solicits rival bids in US$21 billion sale of LaSalle to Bank of America
• Reports: Hong Kong leader's re-election campaign bankrolled by tycoons, corporations
• German drug maker Merck posts 1st-quarter loss on Serono acquisition
• Mourners remember Yeltsin as a leader whose promises were thwarted
• Santander and two other banks considering bid for ABN Amro
• STMicroelectronics 1st quarter profit falls 44 percent on higher expenses, lower sales
• Japan to resume beef exports to Hong Kong after more than 5 years
• Heavily courted Bayrou to speak out on French presidential runoff
• NBA signs deal with Beijing Olympics
• NBA signs deal with Beijing Olympics
• NBA signs deal with Beijing Olympics
• NBA signs deal with Beijing Olympics
• Mourners remember Yeltsin as a leader whose promises were thwarted
• German business confidence rises unexpectedly in April, survey shows
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee says new movie made her think of settling down
• Indian actress Rani Mukherjee says new movie made her think of settling down
• SAS cancels 150 Copenhagen flights due to cabin crew strike
• Alan Ball, member of England's 1966 World Cup champions, dies at 61
• Turkish foreign minister, ruling party candidate for president, seeks support
• EU approves General Electric's US$8.3 billion purchase of Abbott Labs division
• Honda's profit in latest quarter drops 20 percent; fiscal year earnings slip 0.8 percent
• Spanish bank BBVA says 1st-quarter profit up 91 percent
• Shanghai, Bay Area-area businesses sign economic cooperation pact
• Shanghai, Bay Area-area businesses sign economic cooperation pact
• Police: former Polish construction minister commits suicide as police search her home
• U.S. defense secretary heads to Germany for more missile defense talks
• Malaysia's ex-deputy premier Anwar loses court bid to declare sacking unlawful
• Roger Ebert to Attend Film Festival
• Experts' report to document activities of Northern Ireland's range of illegal groups
• RBS launches rival euro72.3 billion bid for ABN Amro, topping Barclays
• South Korean stocks fall from record high as shipbuilders decline; won rises
• North Korea set to re-establish diplomatic ties with Myanmar
• Alan Ball, member of England's 1966 World Cup champions, dies at 61
• Twin 75-story office towers to transform Vietnamese capital
• Twin 75-story office towers to transform Vietnamese capital
• IOC sidesteps human rights issues in China
• Chinese shares high new record high, as banks rebound
• EU Greens: Monthly commute by EU lawmakers responsible for 20,000 tons of CO2
• Heavily courted Bayrou to speak out on French presidential runoff
• Twin 75-story office towers to transform Vietnamese capital
• Twin 75-story office towers to transform Vietnamese capital
• Abe calls Japan's pacifist postwar constitution outdated while marking 60th anniversary
• Taiwan president's allies drop his hardline China policies as election looms
• North Korea set to re-establish diplomatic ties with Myanmar
• Sainsbury shares up 7 percent as share swoop revives takeover speculation
• More than 400 North Korean defectors on hunger strike in Thailand, demand passage to South
• North Korea's Kim Jong Il reviews massive military parade for army anniversary
• Alan Ball, member of England's 1966 World Cup champions, dies at 61
• Malaysia Airline's no-frills unit to take over rural routes: report
• Sweden's central bank appoints 2 new deputy governors
• Official: 3 police officers arrested for fake gunbattle killing in India
• Conjoined Chinese twins head home after separation surgery
• Philippine shares advance, shrugging off resignation of national treasurer
• Asian Champions League: Shanghai eliminated after scoreless draw against Urawa Reds
• Asian Champions League: Shanghai eliminated after scoreless draw against Urawa Reds
• Russel Arnold to quit international cricket after World Cup
• Russel Arnold to quit international cricket after World Cup
• Siemens, under fire amid bribery allegations, ponders fate of CEO
• Russia bids farewell to Yeltsin at funeral with U.S. ex-presidents in attendance
• U.S. defense secretary heads to Germany for more missile defense talks
• U.S. dollar down, gold flat in European morning trading
• Four activists detained for anti-Olympics protest on Mount Everest
• Malaysian shares lower on profit-taking
• MySpace, Mark Burnett to launch political reality show in time for 2008 U.S. election
• Singapore shares retreat as market awaits earnings reports
• Indonesian shares rise on gains in Astra, Bukit Asam
• Former political prisoner detained for rare protest in military-ruled Myanmar
• Newmont considers expanding operations in Indonesia after executive's acquittal
• Newmont considers expanding operations in Indonesia after executive's acquittal
• Protestant outlaws in Northern Ireland still refusing to disarm, experts say
• Marks & Spencer hires former Waitrose managing director Steven Esom
• Alan Ball, member of England's 1966 World Cup champions, dies at 61
• German government raises 2007 economic growth forecast to 2.3 percent
• Autonomy says 1st-quarter profit more than doubled
• China's president calls for improved food safety
• Singapore Airlines, pilots finish court hearing in salary dispute over flying Airbus A380
• Russel Arnold to quit international cricket after World Cup
• Kyrgyz civil rights activists protest detentions of opposition leaders
• CAS dismisses Galatasaray appeal in Ribery case
• Japan's Sharp reports 15 percent jump in full-year profit on strong TV, cell phone sales
• Supreme Court hears challenge Wednesday from anti-abortion group over campaign advertising restrictions
• Chinese court awards U.S. film studios US$25,000 in DVD piracy case
• Cloud Gate's Lin says French ballerina Guillem is a hard worker
• Cloud Gate's Lin says French ballerina Guillem is a hard worker
• Alinghi comes to the weather's defense
• Five Austrians banned from Olympics for life in Turin doping scandal
• Most Asian markets drop on worries about earnings, higher Chinese interest rates
• Most Asian markets drop on worries about earnings, higher Chinese interest rates
• Manchester United to play at Malaysia in July
• Manchester United to play at Malaysia in July
• Spain to host Czechs in Fed Cup World Group playoffs
• PepsiCo reports 1st-quarter profit rises 16 percent on international, snacks growth
• GlaxoSmithKline says 1st-quarter earnings little changed
• Germany's Schwarz Pharma says first-quarter net rose 41 percent on fewer taxes
• Six Austrians banned from Olympics for life in Turin doping scandal
• U.S. defense secretary meeting with German officials for more missile defense talks
• Germany's Schwarz Pharma says first-quarter net rose 41 percent on fewer taxes
• Bank of America shareholders to meet amid questions over LaSalle
• India aims to have 500 million phone users by 2010, minister says
• Miss America Helps Cops in Sex Sting
• STMicro confident of return to growth after 44 percent decrease in Q1 profit
• Beijing ready to force rain ahead of Olympic Games to ensure clear skies, clean air
• Beijing ready to force rain ahead of Olympic Games to ensure clear skies, clean air
• Japan's trade with mainland China surpasses total Japan-U.S. trade for first time
• Japanese leader meets Bush in summit overshadowed by Iraq, domestic politics
• Japanese leader meets Bush in summit overshadowed by Iraq, domestic politics
• McCain casts self as most experienced candidate
• Raytheon profit rises 21 percent on missile, defense systems gains
• Oil prices inch up ahead of U.S. petroleum stocks data
• German business confidence up despite strong euro, government raises growth outlook
• Thai shares rise led by energy blue chips
• Asian Champions League: Arema Malang defeats Bangkok University 1-0
• Asian Champions League: Arema Malang defeats Bangkok University 1-0
• Most Asian markets drop on worries about earnings, higher Chinese interest rates
• Most Asian markets drop on worries about earnings, higher Chinese interest rates
• Turkish foreign minister seeks support in bid as ruling party presidential candidate
• Miss America Helps Cops in Sex Sting
• Six Austrians banned from Olympics for life in Turin doping scandal
• Taiwan's BenQ posts 6th straight quarterly loss
• Taiwan's BenQ posts 6th straight quarterly loss
• Lear 1st-quarter profit rises sharply on gain in customers beyond North America
• Asian Champions League: Seongnam downs Adelaide 1-0
• Asian Champions League: Seongnam downs Adelaide 1-0
• GlaxoSmithKline says 1st-quarter earnings little changed
• Six Austrians banned from Olympics for life in Turin doping scandal
• Boeing earns climb 27 percent to $877 million in first quarter
• Manchester United to play at Malaysia in July
• PepsiCo reports 1st-quarter profit rises 16 percent on international, snacks growth
• AFC Champions League: Sydney FC beats Persik Kediri 3-0
• AFC Champions League: Sydney FC beats Persik Kediri 3-0
• Cloud Gate's Lin says French ballerina Guillem is a hard worker
• Cloud Gate's Lin says French ballerina Guillem is a hard worker
• Brown Says Murphy Left Her With Tattoo
• Indian shares move up; banks, Reliance lead gains
• Indian shares move up; banks, Reliance lead gains
• Siemens, under fire amid bribery allegations, ponders fate of CEO
• Reality Show to Search for '08 Candidate
• Mock Metal Group Spinal Tap to Reunite
• Zimbabwe not bothered by moves to strip U.S., British honorary degrees
• Shire says 1st-quarter profit almost doubled on new treatments
• Russia bids farewell to Yeltsin at funeral with U.S. ex-presidents in attendance
• Finland's Amer Sports swings to loss in first quarter, revenue down due to warm winter
• Poland's central bank raises interest rates by a quarter point
• Boeing earns climb 27 percent in 1st quarter on robust defense business
• General Dynamics earnings climb 16 percent, top estimates
• New England cricket coach Peter Moores hints at changes
• Reynolds American 1Q profit falls 5 pct, as price hikes, smokeless tobacco offset volume dip
• Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods in U.S. post biggest increase in 3 months
• Louis Vuitton Cup challengers race for second consecutive day
• South Korea's economy grows 4 percent in first quarter on exports, consumer spending
• RBS launches rival euro72.3 billion bid for ABN Amro, topping Barclays
• Olympic movement about to get a new competition _ the Youth Olympic Games
• Former Polish minister commits suicide as police search her home
• Democrats in U.S. Congress to consider subpoenas Wednesday in prosecutors case
• UPS first-quarter profit drops 13.5 percent on 1-time charges from aging aircraft
• Fugitive Israeli Arab lawmaker suspected of aiding Israel's enemies
• Euro rises close to all-time high against U.S. dollar but falls back
• Boeing earns climb 27 percent in 1st quarter on robust defense business
• Ex-Spice Girl Brown says Eddie Murphy left her with baby, tattoo and no reason for the split
• Portsmouth unveils plans for new stadium
• Freeport McMoRan posts 89 percent increase in 1Q profit, rolls in Phelps Dodge
• PepsiCo reports 1st-quarter profit rises 16 percent on international, snacks growth
• Russia bids farewell to Yeltsin at funeral with U.S. ex-presidents in attendance
• Raytheon profit rises 21 percent on missile, defense systems gains
• EU Parliament backs rules regulating gene therapies, other disease treatments
• 6 Austrians banned from Olympics for life in Turin doping scandal
• UAL posts first-quarter loss of $152 million, revenue slips
• Colgate-Palmolive net income increases; longtime chief to step down
• Fugitive Israeli Arab lawmaker suspected of aiding Israel's enemies
• Serbia cancels US$400 million (euro293 million) deal with Cuprom Romania for copper giant
• ConocoPhillips' 1st-quarter profit boosted by asset sales
• Nigerian opposition meet to consider reaction to flawed elections
• Davydenko, Moya advance at Open Seat Godo
• Wife of presidential candidate in Turkey draws controversy because of Islamic attire
• Louis Vuitton Cup challengers race for second consecutive day
• Neil Lennon to leave Celtic at the end of the season
• Asian Champions League: Shandong Luneng edges Dong Tam Long An 3-2
• Options troubles at Apple remain despite SEC case against 2 former officers
• Kawasaki Frontale surge toward quarters, Shanghai eliminated in Asian Champions League
• Kawasaki Frontale surge toward quarters, Shanghai eliminated in Asian Champions League
• Nigerian opposition meets to consider reaction to flawed elections
• Bayrou refuses to endorse candidate for French presidential runoff
• Details on the 6 athletes banned by the IOC
• Japanese police raid North Korea-linked groups over alleged abduction of 2 children
• Corning 1st-quarter profit rises 27 percent, despite slowdown in demand for LCD glass
• Bangladesh district bordering Myanmar steps up efforts to check polio
• Bangladesh district bordering Myanmar steps up efforts to check polio
• Buford banned by FIBA for three months for doping
• Protestant outlaws in Northern Ireland still refusing to disarm, experts say
• HBOS expects earnings per share to outstrip market forecasts
• Bulgaria seeks to appoint foreign coach for its soccer team
• U.S. property-casualty insurers pay out $1.22 billion for first quarter catastrophes
• Scientists demand changes to global warming skeptic's film
• Jack Valenti Leaves Baltimore Hospital
• Japanese companies announce motion-sensitive mobile phones
• GE chief Immelt says company will sell plastics division by fall, possibly to Saudi firm
• Outgoing New Zealand captain admits his team just wasn't good enough
• Former Hollywood lobbyist and presidential adviser Jack Valenti leaves hospital
• Rosie O'Donnell Leaving `The View'
• Buford banned by FIBA for three months for doping
• Rosie O'Donnell Leaving `The View'
• Rebellin wins ProTour classic Walloon Arrow
• Alan Ball, member of England's 1966 World Cup team, dies at 61
• Potential kingmaker Bayrou refuses to endorse candidate for French presidential runoff
• Home sales post modest gain in March but pace is still significantly below last year
• General Dynamics earnings climb 16 percent in 1st-quarter
• Dave Navarro to Host Online ManiaTV Show
• Kawasaki Frontale downs Chunnam Dragons 3-0
• Kawasaki Frontale downs Chunnam Dragons 3-0
• Gicquel and Ramirez Hidalgo reach Casablanca quarterfinals
• Africa marks annual anti-malaria day with new hope, political will
• Disappearance of 2 people in Lebanon provokes fears of return to kidnapping, sectarian violence
• Boeing earns climb 27 percent in 1st quarter on robust defense business
• GlaxoSmithKline says 1st-quarter earnings little changed
• Asian Champions: Kawasaki Frontale downs Chunnam Dragons 3-0
• Rocker Dave Navarro to host weekly online show, `Spread Entertainment,' on ManiaTV.com
• Novartis buys exclusive rights to anti-smoking 'vaccine'
• Jack Valenti Leaves Baltimore Hospital
• Louis Vuitton Cup challengers race for second consecutive day
• Assa Abloy says 1st-quarter profit rose 14 percent
• TomTom says 1st-quarter profit rose 42 percent on increased market share
• Euro rises close to all-time high against U.S. dollar, breaking through US$1.3660
• Chief of Austrian Ski Federation vows to 'get to the bottom' of doping scandal
• Brewer Anheuser-Busch earnings increase on stronger sales, pricier beer
• Poland's central bank raises interest rates by a quarter point
• SAS cancels more than 280 Copenhagen flights due to strike
• Rebellin wins ProTour classic Walloon Arrow
• Pumas coach taking over Leicester after World Cup
• Airline Lufthansa posts euro554M profit, beating analyst estimates
• Poll: Growing U.S. Hispanic population defined by charismatic faith, political engagement
• Bangladesh lifts ban on return of former leader, says another can remain in country
• Drug maker Wyeth Corp. plans expansion of Ireland laboratory
• Davydenko, Moya advance at Open Seat Godo
• Asian Champions: Neftchi beats Al Sadd 2-1
• Nadal extends winning streak on clay to 68 at Open Seat Godo
• Russia bids farewell to Yeltsin at funeral with U.S. ex-presidents in attendance
• U.S. House Democrats predict they can win Iraq vote Wednesday
• Eye injury sidelines Red Wings' Holmstrom
• Hartley to appeal 26-week ban for gouging
• Chief of Austrian Ski Federation vows to 'get to the bottom' of doping scandal
• Jayawardene flourishes under pressure of captaincy
• Oil prices higher on report showing unexpected drop in U.S. gasoline inventories
• Bangladesh lifts ban on return of former leader, says another can remain in country
• Gates says Russia appears divided on response to missile defense
• Republican presidential hopeful McCain casts self as most experienced candidate
• Carl Icahn says proxy adviser recommends Motorola investors elect him
• Blair rejects call for probe after senior police officer condemns leaks about terror raids
• Polish EU lawmaker refuses to submit declaration on communist-era collaboration
• Euro's growing might deserves greater weight on world stage: EU economy chief
• Chinese push into Africa won't be derailed by deadly attack in Ethiopia
• St. Lucia to recognize Taiwan but does not sever China ties
• Westin offers another on-line auction
• Weekend rendezvous at Miramar
• Evergreen presents party package
• Yilan Green Expo launches new promotion
• Royal Chiaohsi marks 2nd anniversary
• Far Eastern offers Mom's Day Cake
• Graduation party at Royal Taipei
• Sidelines
• Davydenko overcomes injury to win in Barcelona
• Suns give notice to Lakers that this year is different
• Cruyff at 60 refuses to curb his language
• IOC sidesteps human rights issues in PRC
• Skipper's gambles put Sri Lanka in final
• Rooney goals complete United comeback
• Yankees get no relief in Wang's first start of 2007
• In Brief
• Despite rave reviews, 'Spider-Man' director expresses desire to 'get away' for a while
• First-class corpse
• Experts link chronic back pain to short-term memory deficits
• Chemist helps people with body odor
• Smoking estimated to kill 33% of PRC middle-aged men
• Taiex declines on poor showing in Asia bourses
• U.S. dollar on backfoot after weak U.S. housing data
• Taiwan central bank probing bond traders
• Dow ends up as investors focus on strong earnings
• In Brief
• Most Internet users in 2011 to have virtual 'second lives'
• Fate of Siemen's Kleinfeld uncertain after allegations
• Study highlights rise of China economic power
• China business not for 'meek'
• China beats out U.S. to be Japan's top trade partner
• Taiwan hopes China sand will relieve local shortages
• SIA pilots want more pay for A380
• Portable adoption continues to spur PC market growth, IDC says
• Asset company unveils plans for Asia Plaza tech complex
• BenQ to rename itself, sell brand business after loss
• In Brief
• Exiled Tibetans in India join run to mark Panchen Lama birthday
• Abe calls Japan's postwar constitution outdated
• Pro-Tibet activists detained on Mount Everest
• Dispute stalling nuclear talks nearing an end, Seoul claims
• Kim Jong Il reviews military parade for army anniversary
• Thai monks call for Buddhism as national religion
• In Brief
• Mexico abortion still a hot topic
• Attacks on bridges aim to divide Baghdad into distinct sections
• Lawmakers reject a 2009 exit date for Canadian troops in Afghanistan
• Lawmakers flee Ecuador as crisis hits
• Mourners remember Yeltsin as a thwarted leader
• An election about tolerance
• Just say 'no' to new expressway
• Congo rape victims learn survival skills
• Clothesline set to fly high amid big energy woes
• Thousands agree to donate their bodies for plastination
• In Brief
• Chiu makes new allegations before going to jail
• Miaoli County Councilor Hsieh arrested for intimidation, extortion
• Man loses NT$10m to customs after failing to declare money
• Hualien residents say no to expressway
• Tough conditions set for proposed commutation act
• Olympic torch's route to be revealed tonight
• MAC warns local businessmen about risk of China investment
• Wu threatens lawsuits over 'asset' charges
• DPP to hold 3rd debate in presidential primary
• Su agrees to request basic wage hike
• Taiwan ineligible to be member of WHO, body says
• Chen appeals for assistance in countering China's might
• Ethiopia says Eritrea behind Chinese oil facility bloodbath
• Israel holds back from Gaza operation
• After PRC attack, U.S. help not seen coming for 14 days
• Wang's a winner despite loss
• KMT 'ill-gotten' asset Web site launched
• SOA will be used in more than 50 percent of new mission-critical operational applications designed in 2007, says Gartner
• Citrix reports first quarter revenues of US$308 million
• Manila organizes tourism seminar in Taichung
• English summer camp in Cebu!
• Media fam tour to Baguio City
• After slow year, PC market takes off in Serbia and Montenegro in 2006, says IDC
• Global telecom billing market to experience steady growth through 2011, says research firm
• UK companies showing strong interest in Taichung infrastructure projects, says BTCO
• Companies must implement "Chindia" strategy to stay competitive, says research firm
• HP rolls out power-packed mini PC
• Taliban takes responsibility for child's execution of alleged traitor
• Democrats in U.S. Congress consider subpoenas Wednesday in prosecutors case
• Cuba's National Dance Lives On
• Northern Ireland police watchdog faces investigation over alleged leaks to media
• Jolie to Change Pax Thien's Last Name
• Putin praises Yeltsin's boldness and devotion
• London's FTSE-100 index closes up 32.36 points at 6,461.90
• Dave Navarro to Host Online ManiaTV Show
• The Dow Jones industrial average passes 13,000 as upbeat earnings reports continue
• U.S. dollar down, gold lower in late European trading
• PepsiCo reports 1st-quarter profit rises 16 percent on international, snacks growth
• Republican McCain casts himself as most qualified, experienced candidate to succeed Bush
• Allegations against Arab leader threaten to deepen rift between Israel's Arabs, Jews
• IOC bans six Austrians for life in unprecedented Olympic doping crackdown
• Men's Fragrance From Diddy Gets Upgrade
• Thigh injury forces Garbin out of Budapest GP
• Disappearance of 2 people in Lebanon provokes fears of return to kidnapping, sectarian violence
• Verizon Wireless, Sprint offer BlackBerry compatible with 2 cell technologies for use abroad
• EU to demand U.S. commitment to visa-free travel for all EU citizens
• UEFA fines Roma, Manchester United for fan violence
• Men's fragrance Unforgivable from Sean `Diddy' Combs' gets upgrade to Multi Platinum
• Oil companies sign agreements to grant Venezuela majority control of Orinoco projects
• Gates says Russia appears divided on response to missile defense
• Telecom Italia seeks neutral site for Bolivian nationalization talks
• BMW Oracle Racing and Emirates Team New Zealand stay favorites after wins
• STMicro confident of return to growth after 44 percent decrease in Q1 profit
• Bangladesh lifts ban on return of former leader, says another can remain in country
• Coroner: Prosecutors have autopsies on Katrina hospital deaths
• Democrats rebuke Giuliani for suggesting Democrats' election would lead to terrorist attack
• Anna Nicole's Diaries Sell for $59,750
• Nadal extends winning streak on clay to 68 matches at Open Seat Godo
• Kansas county commissioners find jail food revolting
• Florida man charged with doing dental work without a license in his garage
• Turkish foreign minister seeks support in bid as ruling party presidential candidate
• Cuba protests Austrian bank's decision to stop serving Cuban customers
• Romania vows to change car tax after EU warning it breaks trade rules
• 'Captain America' arrested for drugs and groping a woman in a bar
• House panels vote to give Gonzales aide immunity in prosecutors' case, subpoena Rice
• Testy exchange marks 2014 bid presentations
• Musical Debuts in Composer's Hometown
• Tellers Brings Magic to TV, Vegas, Bard
• House panels vote to give Gonzales aide immunity in prosecutors' case, subpoena Rice
• Greece penalized by UEFA due to fan violence at qualifier against Turkey
• Sharing Webs: Tobey Maguire & Spider-Man
• Danish public TV cancels news shows due to strike
• ConocoPhillips 1st-quarter profit rises 7.7 percent, boosted by asset sales
• Fed: Most parts of the U.S. see moderate growth amid sluggish factory activity
• Massachusetts governor seeks crackdown on mortgage fraud to fight foreclosures
• `Paper Mario' Leads the Latest Wii Wave
• Fed: Most parts of the U.S. see moderate growth amid sluggish factory activity
• Canadian government plans to cut greenhouse gases by 20 percent by 2020
• Video Games: Vince Young Covers `Madden'
• Hurt by lens cleaner recall, Bausch & Lomb's profit falls 22 percent in 2006
• Gicquel, Benneteau Ramirez Hidalgo reach Casablanca quarterfinals
• License of doctor in BALCO steroids scandal suspended
• Tech Test: Google software for searching files on Mac is good companion but not essential
• `Guitar Hero II' Delivers for Xbox 360
• Albanian premier replaces foreign minister
• Russian aluminum tycoon to take 30 percent stake in Austria's Strabag SE
• Asian Champions League: Kuwait's Al Arabi beats Al Rayyan of Qatar 3-1
• Testy exchange marks 2014 bid presentations
• Canada seeks to join WTO talks over product piracy in China
• New exhibition of sacred texts highlights common themes in three major faiths
• Disappearance of 2 people in Lebanon provokes fears of return to kidnapping, sectarian violence
• Ukrainian court starts deliberations on president's decree dissolving parliament
• Canada seeks to join WTO talks over product piracy in China
• Mexican anti-abortion groups vow to protest outside city clinics after abortion legalized
• Hurley Ignores Drama Over Her Wedding
• Jack Valenti Leaves Baltimore Hospital
• Elizabeth Hurley ignores drama over her wedding in India to businessman Arun Nayar
• Jonathan Rhys Meyers Checks Into Rehab
• Jonathan Rhys Meyers has checked into rehab for alcohol abuse, his spokeswoman says
• Sharing Webs: Tobey Maguire & Spider-Man
• Ukraine's president postpones date of parliamentary elections
• The Dow hits 13,000 but obstacles loom
• Tour de France director Prudhomme praises Discovery team for suspending Basso
• Opening Statements Begin in Spector Case
• Rick Wagoner says GM will "fight hard for every sale" after Toyota passes GM
• French presidential front-runner pledges to press China on human rights
• Al Zawra'a stays alive, draws to prevent Wahda from clinching quarterfinal berth
• Gore, Bloomberg joke about each other's presidential ambitions
• Mexican anti-abortion groups vow to protest outside city clinics after abortion legalized
• CEO: General Motors will "fight hard for every sale" after Toyota passes GM for 1st time
• Proxy advisers take opposite stances in Icahn-Motorola battle
• Syria's Al Ittihad 1-1 holds Al Shabab to draw, dents Saudi quarterfinal hopes
• Allegations against Arab leader threaten to deepen rift between Israel's Arabs, Jews
• Oil prices rose after government report raised worries about U.S. gasoline supply
• Potential kingmaker Bayrou refuses to endorse candidate for French presidential runoff
• 'Girls Gone Wild' creator faces sexual battery charge
• Mitt Romney would seek ambassador to prevent nuclear terror
• Chile's Enersis reports sharp drop in 1Q profit due to prior quarter one-time gain
• Massachusetts governor seeks crackdown on mortgage fraud to fight foreclosures
• Dollar drops near all-time low against euro as 13-nation currency tops $1.3660
• Man Performs Dental Work in Dirty Garage
• 'Capt. America' Faces Criminal Charges
• U.S. House urges quick action by European countries to open vast Nazi archives
• Jonathan Rhys Meyers Checks Into Rehab
• Calls for Wolfowitz resignation grow as EU legislature demands he step down
• Man Performs Dental Work in Dirty Garage
• Man Accused of Dental Work in Garage
• Peak of sunsport cycle expected in 2011-2012, intensity debated
• Shrek should be dropped from anti-obesity ad campaign, advocacy group says
• Champions League: Cole gives Chelsea 1-0 win over Liverpool
• Strike threat, low supply help push up copper futures
• Anna Nicole Baby Custody Back in Court
• Jack Valenti Leaves Baltimore Hospital
• Most parts of the U.S. see moderate growth amid sluggish factory activity
• Activists: Drop Shrek From Health Ads
• Al Karama beats Al Najaf 4-2 to boost quarterfinal hopes
• Champions League: Cole gives Chelsea 1-0 win over Liverpool
• Judge OKs Delta Air Lines bankruptcy exit plan; airline to leave court protection next week
• Canadian PM says government received no reports of abuse of prisoners in Afghanistan
• Judge OKs Delta Air Lines bankruptcy exit plan; airline to leave court protection next week
• President Bush promotes malaria-fighting initiative, focusing on African nations
• Asian Champions League: Al Ain draws Sepahan 1-1, both alive for quartefinals
• U.S. House bill would ban discrimination based on genetic information
• Ohio Judge Frees Man After Bible Quiz
• Alleged Robber Leaves His AK-47 Receipt
• U.S. House panels vote subpoenas, immunity in probes on prosecutors, war, political activity
• Wis. Police Hunt for Lion-Like Creature
• Asian Champions League: Al Hilal beats Pakhtakor 2-0 to move to brink of quarters
• Coyote Looks but Doesn't Buy at Store
• Apple 2Q profits jump 88 percent, exceeding analysts' forecasts
• Kan. Commissioners: Jail Food Revolting
• United States beats Olympic champion Sweden 5-3 in warmup for worlds
• Kodak shares jump on speculation about takeover, completion of health imaging sale
• `Gone Wild' Founder Faces Sexual Battery
• Wireless equipment maker Qualcomm's 2Q profits jump 22 percent on strong chip sales
• Radio Station Will End Imus Reruns
• Champions League: Cole gives Chelsea 1-0 win over Liverpool
• French presidential front-runner pledges to press China on human rights
• Ecuador political crisis deepens after 6 lawmakers flee country
• Hershey Co. to close U.S. plant
• Pele worried Pan Am Games could hurt Brazil's bid for 2014 World Cup
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Australia's World Cup Winning Streak
• Democrats rebuke Giuliani for suggesting Democrats' election would lead to terrorist attack
• O'Connor Letters to Be Unveiled
• Champions League: Cole gives Chelsea 1-0 win over Liverpool
• New Zealand central bank hikes key interest rate to 7.75 percent
• Oil companies bow to Venezuela's demands for state control
• Barrymore Is People's `most Beautiful'
• Mexican government extends tortilla price pact
• Joe Cole marks return to Europe with only goal in win over Liverpool
• State government officials mull boxing license for Tommy Morrison
• Solar maximum expected in 2011-2012, but its impact on society is debated
• Drew Barrymore, atop People's `100 Most Beautiful' list, says happiness is the key
• U.S. communications regulators set framework for limits on television violence
• Brazil threatens to break patent on Merck AIDS drug
• Tenor Lawrence Brownlee to face friendly crowd in Metropolitan Opera debut
• Calls for Wolfowitz resignation grow as EU legislature demands he step down
• Patience paid off for investors who held on to mutual funds after February pullback
• Wendy's exploring possible sale; shares soar
• Justi
• Asian Champions League: Al Hilal beats Pakhtakor 2-0 to move to brink of quarters
• Beverly Sills Artist Award for singers building their career given to Joyce DiDonato
• Mexico's America Movil reports 52.5 percent increase in net profits for first-quarter
• U.S. home sales post disappointing March
• Archbishop protests Sheryl Crow's charity appearance
• Tenor to Face Friendly Crowd in Debut
• Barrymore Is People's 'Most Beautiful'
• Tenor Lawrence Brownlee to face friendly crowd in Metropolitan Opera debut
• Rosie O'Donnell Leaving ABC's 'The View'
• U.S. Air Force set to rebid disputed $15 billion helicopter contract in May, McCain still probing
• Mexican anti-abortion groups vow to protest outside city clinics after abortion legalized
• Barrymore Is People's `most Beautiful'
• Man Sentenced for Ditching Jury Duty
• Canada to get access to Afghan detainees amid torture allegations
• Kawasaki, Al Hilal on edge of quarters, Shandong, Al Wahda also move closer
• In light of college rampage, congressman suggests changes needed in student privacy law
• Mexico's America Movil first-quarter net jumps 52.5 percent
• Barrymore Is People's 'Most Beautiful'
• Barrymore Is People's 'Most Beautiful'
• Apple 2Q profits jump 88 percent, exceeding analysts' forecasts
• Intel wins back major market share from AMD in 1Q, new research shows
• Baldwin Request to Quit Sitcom Rejected
• Richard Pryor's widow settles lawsuit with Universal
• Hynix Semiconductor first-quarter net profit soars 45 percent
• Pentagon funding cloud hangs over contractors' profit outlook
• Oil companies bow to Venezuela's demands for state control
• Unisys to expand job cuts by 950, mainly in U.S. and U.K.
• Judge OKs Delta Air Lines Chapter 11 exit plan; airline to leave court protection next week
• Bush nominates publisher to head U.S. government's overseas broadcasting unit
• U.N. complains that Iraqi government is withholding casualty figures; Iraq denies it
• Bangladesh lifts ban on return of former leader, says another can remain in country
• Bangladesh lifts ban on return of former leader, says another can remain in country
• U.S. stocks gain as the Dow Jones industrial average closes above 13,000 for 1st time
• Allegations against Arab leader threaten to deepen rift between Israel's Arabs, Jews
• Hearst, MediaNews settle antitrust suit over newspaper deal
• More than 400 North Korean defectors on hunger strike in Thailand, demand passage to South
• USOC considering exchange program with Iran
• Thai monks march with elephants calling for Buddhism be made the national religion
• Archbishop protests Sheryl Crow's charity appearance
• Wetterich defending champ at first Nelson without namesake
• Negociadores iranianos e europeus sinalizam avan
• Democrats vote subpoenas, immunity in probes of prosecutors, war, political activity
• Cemetery where Yeltsin buried a microcosm of Russia's complicated modern history
• Ochoa set for first start as No. 1 in Corona Morelia
• Baldwin says he wants out of acting and `30 Rock' to focus on parental rights; NBC says no
• Uncomfortable truth: U.S. troops ignored sex slave atrocity, used Japanese-run brothels
• WHO standoff with Indonesia over bird flu samples indicates battle between rich and poor
• Atlantis resort in Bahamas shows more sophisticated side with latest expansion
• House of Representatives Democrats ignore Bush veto, expect victory on Iraq vote Wednesday
• Slavery in British spotlight for abolition anniversary year
• Tourists seek out black culture along the South Carolina coast
• Jamaica coroner releases Woolmer's body for return to South Africa
• Bidding war erupts to buy Dutch bank ABN Amro for nearly US$100 billion
• Australia's ANZ Bank posts 16 percent rise in first half profit
• Australia's ANZ Bank posts 16 percent rise in first half profit
• Jamaican investigators to travel to South Africa with cricket coach's body
• Boat with endangered shark species intercepted in marine sanctuary off Colombia coast
• Chelsea feeling the effects of chasing four major trophies
• Jamaican investigators to travel to South Africa with cricket coach's body
• World Trade Organization director urges U.S. Congress to move on trade
• Man Says Officers Chased Him Up Tree
• Microsoft releases public beta of Windows Server 'Longhorn'
• Man Jailed for Soda: Should Have Had V-8
• Alleged Robber Leaves His AK-47 Receipt
• Japanese leader meets Bush in summit overshadowed by Iraq, domestic politics
• Japanese leader meets Bush in summit overshadowed by Iraq, domestic politics
• Heading in opposite directions, Blues, Bulls in key penultimate-round matchup
• Heading in opposite directions, Blues, Bulls in key penultimate-round matchup
• Libertadores: Eliminated River claims 1-0 consolation victory
• Apple Inc. profits jump 88 percent, exceeding analysts' forecasts
• Taveras leads Colorado offense in 11-5 victory over Mets
• Venezuelan soldier wounded in combat with Colombian fighters
• Archbishop Blasts Sheryl Crow Appearance
• Prosecution lays out murder case in opening statements for Phil Spector
• Judge: Brown's Partner Can Pick Guardian
• Hynix Semiconductor first-quarter net profit soars 45 percent
• Hynix Semiconductor first-quarter net profit soars 45 percent
• Richard Pryor's Widow Settles Lawsuit
• Judge Lets Brown's Partner Pick Guardian
• Maradona's health "stable" as treatment continues
• Archbishop Blasts Sheryl Crow Appearance
• Cloud Gate's Lin says French ballerina Guillem is a hard worker
• Cloud Gate's Lin says French ballerina Guillem is a hard worker
• US agency suggests framework for regulating television violence in report to Congress
• Hollinger board member testifies in media mogul Conrad Black's trial
• Libertadores: Liga de Quito tops Caracas 3-1
• Man Accused of Dental Work in Garage
• Mexican anti-abortion groups vow to protest outside city clinics after abortion legalized
• Oil companies bow to Venezuela's demands for state control
• Assassino de Virginia Tech deu 170 tiros em 9 minutos, diz pol
• Casting Crowns Wins Group of the Year
• SKorea's opposition party fails to capitalize on popularity in by-elections
• Wizards win home opener
• Japanese leader meets Bush in summit overshadowed by Iraq, domestic politics
• Japanese leader meets Bush in summit overshadowed by Iraq, domestic politics
• US House passes legislation ordering troops to begin coming home this fall
• Casting Crowns Wins Group of the Year
• Baldwin's Request to Quit Sitcom Denied
• Archbishop Blasts Sheryl Crow Appearance
• Democrats approve subpoenas for Rice, immunity for witnesses in investigations
• 'American Idol' departure: No one gets voted off the show this week
• Canada seeks to join WTO talks over product piracy in China
• Colins Meads made life member of New Zealand Rugby Union
• Colins Meads made life member of New Zealand Rugby Union
• Taiwan welcomes St. Lucia's plan to resume ties with it
• Some New Orleans residents are fighting plan to demolish public housing projects
• Hawaii nursery operators settle with DuPont in Benlate case
• Roger Ebert Attends Film Festival
• Sabres beat Rangers in Game 1
• Man Accused of Dental Work in Garage
• Spurs beat Nuggets to tie series
• Sao Paulo 2, Audax Italiano 2
• Roger Ebert Attends Film Festival
• US film critic Ebert soaks up fan adoration in first appearance since cancer surgery
• Oil prices climb toward US$66 a barrel after report shows drop in U.S. gasoline stocks
• Oil prices climb toward US$66 a barrel after report shows drop in U.S. gasoline stocks
• Libertadores Cup: Nexaca advances
• Schilling leads Red Sox past Orioles
• Rapper Snoop Dogg denied Australian visa on character grounds
• Taveras leads Colorado offense in 11-5 victory over Mets
• Smith defends South Africa's ill-fated aggression
• Only Sri Lankans stand in way of Australian World Cup repeat
• South Korea's fair trade regulator drops probe into global memory chip makers
• South Korea's fair trade regulator drops probe into global memory chip makers
• Leader of Zimbabwe opposition describes torture to reporters in US
• Defense rests in Los Angeles trial over script for film 'Sahara'
• Al Gore Opens Tribeca Film Festival
• AOL, seeing to grow its audience worldwide, is launching English portal for India
• Rapper Snoop Dogg denied Australian visa on character grounds
• US ends talks with Canada on plan to improve border traffic flow at New York state
• Chris Tomlin wins 2nd consecutive time as artist of year at gospel's Dove Awards
• Wash. Official Held in Coffee Mug Attack
• Chris Tomlin Wins at Dove Awards
• Nutrition standards urged for food sold in US schools
• Schilling leads Red Sox past Orioles
• Republican McCain casts himself as most qualified, experienced candidate to succeed Bush
• Detroit vies with European competition to win Chinese sales, investment
• Detroit vies with European competition to win Chinese sales, investment
• Peavy strikes out 9 in row, 16 overall; Padres still fall
• Mavs beat Warriors, tie series 1-1
• Goodbye Ms. Rai, Hello Mrs. Bachchan
• Goodbye Ms. Rai, Hello Mrs. Bachchan
• Venezuelan Soap Opera Actor Killed
• Snoop Dogg Denied Entry Into Australia
• War of words over Iraq extinguishes last remnants of US political bipartisanship
• For first debate, US Democrats running for president try to lower expectations
• Heading south, will Hillary Clinton bring her adopted southern accent?
• Pachuca wins CONCACAF Champions Cup
• Citigroup to conclude takeover bid for Nikko Cordial in Japan's largest foreign buyout attempt
• Wizards win home opener
• New Zealand central bank hikes key interest rate to 7.75 percent
• Famed astrophysicist, imprisoned in his body by ALS, will fly weightless Thursday
• Sabres beat Rangers in Game 1
• Peavy strikes out 9 in row, 16 overall; Padres still fall
• Ericsson reports 27 percent rise in net profit for first quarter
• Schilling leads Red Sox past Orioles
• For first time in 4 years, Mitsubishi Motors turns a profit
• South Korea's fair trade regulator drops probe into global memory chip makers
• Ericsson reports 27 percent rise in net profit for first quarter
• Indian software companies boost hiring, see profits surge as outsourcing grows
• BASF says first-quarter profit rose 8.9 percent on Engelhard acquisition
• Irish premier, N. Ireland Protestant leader Paisley to unite at site of key 1690 battle
• Indonesia backtracks on promise to give WHO bird flu samples
• SAS cancels dozens of flights as Danish strike enters 3rd day
• Electrolux sees net profit double in first quarter
• Commerzbank says first-quarter net profit will be around euro590 million
• Mike Tyson, coming to India, demands own hotel floor _ and no spicy food
• Mike Tyson, coming to India, demands own hotel floor _ and no spicy food
• Nissan reports first drop in profit in 7 years; quarterly earnings plunge 54 percent
• Nissan reports first drop in profit in 7 years; quarterly earnings plunge 54 percent
• Dollar remains little changed against yen ahead of Japan CPI report
• Dollar remains little changed against yen ahead of Japan CPI report
• Kurdish party targeted by suicide attackers in Iraq
• Bayer says first-quarter net profit surged after one-time gains, strong sales
• NYSE Euronext says first-quarter profit more than doubled on new listings, trading
• Fujitsu's quarterly profit jumps by one-half on sale of securities
• German chemicals company Altana says first-quarter profit more than doubled
• Nexaca, Sau Paulo advances to second round of Copa Libertadores
• Toshiba says quarterly profit falls 37 percent on falling prices for flash memory chips
• Malaysia's 13th king formally installed in tradition-steeped ceremony
• Suicide attack on Iraqi army checkpoint kills 7 people, police say
• Oil prices hover near US$66 a barrel after report shows drop in U.S. gasoline stocks
• Oil prices hover near US$66 a barrel after report shows drop in U.S. gasoline stocks
• Workers at Belgian General Motors plant go on strike to protest layoffs, restructuring
• Copa Libertadores: Sao Paulo draws 2-2 with Audax Italiano to advance
• Suicide attack on Iraqi army checkpoint kills 9 soldiers, police say
• Taiwan shares rise amid concerns about Chinese economy
• German consumers more confident about economy, income, survey says
• China says has invited U.S. to help on food inspections
• Japanese stocks rise on buying of Canon, Nissan and other blue-chip exporters
• Japanese stocks rise on buying of Canon, Nissan and other blue-chip exporters
• Nissan reports first drop in profit in 7 years; quarterly earnings plunge 54 percent
• SKorea says NKorea may be preparing to invite U.N. nuclear inspectors
• Singapore ministers' hefty pay rise a test case for Asia, says Commonwealth chief
• Booming sales of Wii and DS game machines boost Nintendo profits 77 percent
• Booming sales of Wii and DS game machines boost Nintendo profits 77 percent
• China says Ethiopia attacks will not stop Africa investment
• Woman Sneaks Into Prison for Sex
• Euro near all-time high but holds steady in European trading
• SKorea says NKorea may be preparing to invite U.N. nuclear inspectors
• China criticizes plan by St. Lucia to open ties with rival Taiwan
• Booming sales of Wii and DS game machines boost Nintendo profits 77 percent
• Booming sales of Wii and DS game machines boost Nintendo profits 77 percent
• Ford, Mazda begin production at joint venture engine plant in east China
• Ford, Mazda begin production at joint venture engine plant in east China
• SKorea says NKorea may be preparing to invite U.N. nuclear inspectors
• Japan's top brokerage Nomura says quarterly profit fell 74.3 percent
• Rapper Snoop Dogg denied Australian visa on character grounds
• Softbank expects fiscal year revenue to double over Vodafone purchase
• Softbank expects fiscal year revenue to double over Vodafone purchase
• U.N. Security Council fact-finding mission holds talks in Belgrade ahead of debate on Kosovo
• Electrolux sees 1st-quarter net profit drop on spinoff, but strong continuing operations
• Commerzbank says 1st-quarter net profit will be around euro590 million
• Australian share market rises 0.4 percent
• IOC releases US$400,000 in frozen funds to boxing federation
• IOC releases US$400,000 in frozen funds to boxing federation
• Chip maker Qimonda reports 2Q profit of euro57M
• Putin alleges growth in foreign funding for meddling in Russian internal affairs
• Qantas to buy 30 percent of Vietnam's Pacific Airlines
• China shares hit record high on strong earnings, currency
• ABB says 1st-quarter net profit more than doubled
• France Telecom says first-quarter revenuerose 1.8 percent
• BASF says first-quarter profit rose 8.9 percent on Engelhard acquisition
• Spector Trial to Resume in Los Angeles
• For first time in 4 years, Mitsubishi Motors turns a profit
• Malaysian minister criticizes BBC for interviewing opposition figure Anwar
• Indian economy showing signs of overheating, Moody's says
• First-quarter revenues up 5 percent at French retail group PPR
• Turkish candidate pledges loyalty to secular principles
• Attacker of former South Korean opposition leader loses appeal, 10-year sentence upheld
• Outgoing Commonwealth chief says his successor need not be from Asia
• Spanish utility Iberdrola says first quarter profits up 14 percent on Latin American growth
• Putin alleges growth in foreign funding for meddling in Russian internal affairs
• Man Faces 30 Days for Ditching Jury Duty
• Hugh Grant arrested after alleged baked beans attack
• AP Interview: Suspected coup plotter campaigns for Philippine Senate from behind bars
• DaimlerChrysler says 2006 net profit under IFRS was euro3.78 billion
• China says it's investigating anti-Olympics protest on Mount Everest
• China says it's investigating anti-Olympics protest on Mount Everest
• Three sides still in hunt for Spanish title
• Citigroup to conclude takeover bid for Nikko Cordial in Japan's largest foreign buyout attempt
• South Korean stocks rise on banks; won falls
• 'Idol' Departure: No One Loses This Week
• Toshiba says quarterly profit falls 37 percent on falling prices for flash memory chips
• Philippine shares hit fresh 2-month high on buying in blue chips
• EU criticizes Swiss tax relief policy
• Taiwan's TSMC reports dip in 1st quarter net profit
• Taiwan's TSMC reports dip in 1st quarter net profit
• Taiwan's TSMC reports 42 percent drop in 1st quarter net profit
• Taiwan's TSMC reports 42 percent drop in 1st quarter net profit
• Bayer says first-quarter net profit surged after one-time gains, strong sales
• U.S. business groups say Chinese product piracy rising despite enforcement
• Fujitsu's quarterly profit jumps by one-half on sale of securities
• Cambodian park rangers get training to survey the country's wild bears
• Planning agency: China will take more steps to prevent overheating
• Planning agency: China will take more steps to prevent overheating
• Man Jailed for Soda: Should Have Had V-8
• EU court reduces cartel fine on 10 paper companies
• Ericsson reports 27 percent rise in net profit for first quarter
• France's Areva buys more than 10 percent in Australian uranium miner
• Myanmar re-establishes diplomatic ties with North Korea.
• Pakistani president criticizes Afghan leader over resurgence of Taliban
• Brother-in-law of top Sinn Fein politician charged with imprisoning, assaulting man
• Ruling party grabs most of seats in Syria's tightly controlled elections for parliament
• Nissan posts first profit drop in seven years, puts off output target a year
• U.S. dollar up, gold mixed in European morning trading
• Condom found in McDonald's happy meal gift bag for kiddies
• Euro retreats from all-time high as pound dips below US$2
• Condom found in McDonald's happy meal gift bag for kiddies
• President's office: Court no longer has right to rule on decree dissolving Ukrainian parliament
• Softbank expects fiscal year revenue to double over Vodafone purchase
• Chinese Communist Party kicks out ex-provincial leader for corruption
• Designer Hugo Boss says 1st-quarter profit more than doubled
• Roma seeking revenge against Lazio
• English Soccer Fixtures
• China bans melamine in food but rejects it as cause of U.S. pet deaths
• FINA won't ratify Lenton's 100 free time as world record
• FINA won't ratify Lenton's 100 free time as world record
• Oil prices fall but hold above US$65 a barrel after report shows drop in U.S. gasoline stocks
• Lufthansa offers optimistic outlook after posting euro554 million profit
• European Parliament head backs Polish lawmaker in dispute over law on secret service files
• Chinese police bust DVD pirate operation disguised as bird flu research base
• Chinese police bust DVD pirate operation disguised as bird flu research base
• Team chief Tomita to leave Toyota
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• For first debate, US Democrats running for president try to lower expectations
• Bomb attacks kill 17 Iraqis; U.S. soldier accused of aiding the enemy
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• WWF launches campaign for Philippine firms to cut carbon dioxide emissions
• Capgemini says 1st-quarter sales rose 18 percent after incorporation of Kanbay
• Indonesian shares break important 2,000 level boosted by gains in regional markets
• Singapore shares rise on earnings, Wall Street gains
• FINA won't ratify Lenton's 100 free time as world record
• Pauleta could hurt Toulouse's Champions League ambitions
• Thermo Fisher 1st-quarter rises sharply on heels of merger to beat Wall Street forecast
• South Africa congratulates Nigerian president elect
• Ferguson positive in Premier League title chase; Mourinho starting to tire
• Taiwan's Acer reports 1st quarter net profit rises
• Taiwan's Acer reports 1st quarter net profit rises
• China says Ethiopia attacks will not stop Africa investment
• Klinsmann to become TV commentator
• Singapore's Keppel Corp. quarterly net profit rises 43 percent on year to US$166 million
• Singapore's Keppel Corp. quarterly net profit rises 43 percent on year to US$166 million
• EU clears EQT to buy Scandic hotels from Hilton
• Pakistan president criticizes Afghan counterpart over resurgence of Taliban
• Asian markets rally in wake of Wall Street's gain; Chinese shares hit record
• Asian markets rally in wake of Wall Street's gain; Chinese shares hit record
• Starwood Hotels 1st quarter profit rises to $122 million from $5 million a year ago
• China's No. 2 mobile carrier, China Unicom, says 1Q profits up 41 percent
• China's No. 2 mobile carrier, China Unicom, says 1Q profits up 41 percent
• Brother-in-law of top Sinn Fein politician charged with kidnapping, attacking couple
• IOC reinstates South Korean member with reprimand
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• ICBC, China's biggest bank, reports first quarter net profit at US$2.4 billion
• ICBC, China's biggest bank, reports first quarter net profit at US$2.4 billion
• Inquiry into removal of organs from dead nuclear workers is expanded to cover more sites
• London's FTSE-100 index up 47.9 points at 6,509.80 at midday
• India May Arrest Richard Gere Over Kiss
• Stora Enso sees slight decline in first-quarter net profits
• Schalke plays Bochum; Bremen fending off transfer rumors
• Halliburton 1Q profit grows 13 percent, as Mid East business offsets low U.S. commodity prices
• Deutsche Telekom, ver.di break off talks, strike may loom
• Dow Chemical 1Q profit falls on lower plastics licensing revenue
• Egypt begins military trial of more than 30 leading Brotherhood Members opens
• Asian markets rally in wake of Wall Street's gain; Chinese shares hit record
• Indian shares end flat; Grasim, State Bank lead gains
• Asian markets rally in wake of Wall Street's gain; Chinese shares hit record
• USOC chief urges new strategy against doping
• Siemens: SEC, U.S. Justice Department are probing bribery allegations
• DaimlerChrysler says 2006 net profit under IFRS was euro3.78 billion
• Roche cuts Tamiflu production as capacity exceeds demand
• China's Asia Media debuts on Tokyo bourse as 1st mainland company to launch IPO in Japan
• China's Asia Media debuts on Tokyo bourse as 1st mainland company to launch IPO in Japan
• India May Arrest Richard Gere Over Kiss
• Toshiba profit tumbles 37 percent, Fujitsu posts big gain; both forecast profit to fall
• Slovakia to miss Nagy at worlds due to hip injury
• Red-hot sales of Wii and DS game machines lift Nintendo's profit 77 percent
• Polish police arrest owners of financial firm for alleged fraud of US$180 million
• Indian Court Issues Warrant for Gere
• Clear Channel 1st-quarter profit rises 6 percent on outdoor advertising boom
• Malaysia's government dismisses graft allegation in defense contracts
• Ryanair to expand services from new hub in Bremen, northwest Germany
• Iceland's Kaupthing says 1st-quarter profit rose 8 percent
• Putin rejects speculation he will run again for presidency; gives no successor hints
• Kanye West Added to Princess Di Concert
• Archaeologists to chart history of London's Olympic Park
• Kanye West, Rod Stewart added to lineup for Princess Diana memorial concert
• Army, police launch nationwide search for two Lebanese feared kidnapped
• 2 women, 2 children apparently killed in Iraq fighting; U.S. soldier accused of aiding the enemy
• Office Depot 1Q earnings up 20 percent, growth in international unit outpaces North America
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Brother-in-law of top Sinn Fein politician charged with kidnapping, attacking couple
• Claims for unemployment benefits in the U.S. fall by largest amount in 9 weeks
• Deutsche Telekom, ver.di break off talks, strike may loom
• 2 women, 2 children apparently killed in Iraq fighting; U.S. soldier accused of aiding the enemy
• Britain's Aviva forms Taiwanese joint venture with First Financial
• EU Parliament steps up pressure on Poland over anti-gay comments
• India May Arrest Richard Gere Over Kiss
• Beijing announces 2008 Olympic torch relay will pass through Taiwan
• Beijing announces 2008 Olympic torch relay will pass through Taiwan
• Thai shares rise led by energy blue chips
• Keith Khan named as head of culture for London 2012
• Hynix Semiconductor first-quarter net profit soars 45 percent
• Sailing in the Louis Vuitton Cup continues for third straight day
• Hugh Grant Arrested on Assault Charge
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy pledges to work to free Bulgarian nurses in Libya
• Rice signals rejection of U.S. House subpoena in Iraq weapons of mass destruction inquiry
• Barclays says ABN Amro takeover is matter of strategy, not size
• Entergy 1st-quarter profit rises on stronger pricing in nuclear unit, as costs rise at utility
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Exxon Mobil 1Q profit rises 10 percent but sales slip
• Thomson says 1st-quarter sales little changed on currency effects
• Siemens: SEC, U.S. Justice Department are probing bribery allegations
• U.S. Sen. McCain latest Republican to call for Gonzales resignation
• Beijing unveils torch for 2008 Olympics
• US Airways Group 1st-quarter profit rises 2 percent, expects profitable year
• India May Arrest Richard Gere Over Kiss
• Irish premier, N. Ireland Protestant leader Paisley to meet at site of key 1690 battle
• Thomson says 1st-quarter sales little changed on currency effects
• Famed U.S. astrophysicist, imprisoned in his body by ALS, will fly weightless Thursday
• Army, police launch nationwide search for two Lebanese feared kidnapped
• Bristol-Myers 1st-quarter profit drops on lower drug sales, CEO's term extended
• Some North Korean defectors drop hunger strike in Thailand as relatives come to visit
• Regis Returns to His Daytime Talk Show
• Quarterly profit at India's Reliance Industries up 14 percent
• Nadal advances to quarterfinals and stretches unbeaten run to 69
• Valero 1st-quarter net income climbs 35 percent on strength in margins
• Thai monks rally outside Parliament calling for Buddhism to be made national religion
• 3M's 1Q profit jumps 52 percent on sale of pharmaceutical business
• Mind games begin run-up to final
• Regis Philbin returns to daytime talk show after 6-week absence due to heart surgery
• ADB: Pakistan economy to grow 7 percent in 2007
• South Africa discovers it is not easy to call the shots against Australia
• Woodgate signs four-year deal with Middlesbrough
• Bristol-Myers 1st-quarter profit drops on lower drug sales, CEO's term extended
• Reckitt Benckiser says 1st-quarter net income soared, raises forecast
• Oil prices fall, hold above US$65 a barrel after report shows drop in U.S. gas stocks
• Kazakh leader advises Kyrgyz counterpart to put stability before democracy
• U.S. stocks rise after strong earnings data from Apple, 3M
• Slovakian prime minister optimistic about joining euro zone in January '09
• Three teams tied ahead of final day of Dutch league
• Exxon Mobil 1Q profit rises 10 percent but sales slip
• India May Arrest Richard Gere Over Kiss
• Regis Returns to His Daytime Talk Show
• Focus on Taiwan, Tibet as Beijing Torch Relay unveiled
• German, U.S. market regulators agree to share on banks, financial institutions
• Out of shape students not wanted by China's Education Ministry
• Emirates to agree on compensation with Airbus in a week
• Another cyclist called before Italy's anti-doping commission
• Bush, Japan's Abe eager to convey during summit strength of crucial alliance
• Deutsche Telekom, ver.di break off talks, strike may loom
• Danone says it will delist its American Depositary Receipts
• Hugh Grant Arrested on Assault Charge
• General Motors, Ford and JC Russian interested in buying Romanian carmaker
• English clubs to applaud in memory of Alan Ball
• Palermo rejects interest from Eriksson
• Barclays says ABN Amro takeover is matter of strategy, not size
• Jordanian police arrest man for killing his sister, supposedly to uphold family 'honor'
• Ruling party grabs most of seats in Syria's tightly controlled elections for parliament
• Indian Court Issues Warrant for Gere
• Dow Chemical 1Q profit falls on lower plastics licensing revenue
• White House says it conducted about 20 briefings for federal employees on Republican prospects
• Royal agrees to debate third-place Bayrou as she courts votes to win French presidency
• Hugh Grant Arrested on Assault Charge
• Tajikistan to break US$1 billion hydro plant contract with Russian company
• Royal agrees to debate third-place Bayrou as she courts votes to win French presidency
• Kanye West Added to Princess Di Concert
• Egypt begins military trial of 40 leading Brotherhood Members opens
• Silverman Will Host the MTV Movie Awards
• Acasuso, Montanes advance to Casablanca quarterfinals
• EU-U.S. summit to steer clear of targets to limit climate change
• Putin calls for moratorium on Russian participation in Soviet-era arms control treaty
• Euro retreats from all-time high as pound dips below US$2
• Bush veto of Iraq bill could come 4 years after 'victory' speech aboard aircraft carrier
• Sarah Silverman will host this year's MTV Movie Awards, live from Los Angeles
• BASF says first-quarter profit rose 8.9 percent on Engelhard acquisition
• Pakistani president criticizes Afghan counterpart over resurgence of Taliban
• Sri Lanka not the only team that can draw inspiration from class of '96
• Sen. McCain criticized for joking about explosive devices in Iraq
• Taiwan rejects participation in Olympic torch relay
• Taiwan rejects participation in Olympic torch relay
• President's office: Court no longer has right to rule on decree dissolving Ukrainian parliament
• Regis Returns to His Daytime Talk Show
• Taiwan rejects participation in Olympic torch relay
• Taiwan rejects participation in Olympic torch relay
• French car maker PSA Peugeot Citroen to present plan for 4,800 additional job cuts
• EU clears Petroplus to buy BP's British refinery
• Presidential contender McCain predicts Iraq withdrawal will bring terrorists to the U.S.
• Polish PM: not in society's interest to "increase the number of homosexuals"
• Regis Philbin returns to daytime talk show after 6-week absence due to heart surgery
• EU approves Merlin to buy Tussauds, forming Europe's largest visitor attractions business
• Taiwan rejects participation in Olympic torch relay
• Taiwan rejects participation in Olympic torch relay
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Apricot helps improve vision, lower cholesterol
• Ask the baker how to make that perfect cookie
• Review for the records
• Tribute album to Joni Mitchell is a pleasure
• Staples sounds call for equality again
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• I need to have a talk with Joan Rivers
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• Mexican director Del Toro 'Pan's' Hollywood system
• A dark, disturbing fairy tale for grown-ups
• NUTRITION Q&A
• Ways to eat right and Unusual ways to lose weight
• Pensioners feeling the effects of chasing four major trophies
• Vanek pair helps Sabres slice Rangers
• South Africa's ill-fated aggression leads to loss in semis
• Nadal brings clay winning streak to 68
• Warriors get feisty, Mavs step up to challenge
• Hong Hai, TSMC lead gains in Taiwan shares
• New Taiwan dollar falls to 6-month low on rate gap
• Euro pauses near record high against greenback
• Head of Siemens to step down as probes continue
• First quarter profit reports
• International research shows strong support for globalization
• Companies urged to adopt 'Chindia' strategies
• HP's new PC is 'small, powerful'
• British companies show interest in Taichung projects, says BTCO
• In Brief
• Tension eases in Bangladesh after restrictions on ex-prime ministers lifted
• China reveals need for bird flu funds, aid
• U.S. arrests top Tamil Tiger fund raiser for supporting 'terror'
• North Korea, Myanmar restore diplomatic relations
• Glittering ceremony for new king in Malaysia
• In Brief
• Somalian government claims victory over Islamic insurgents
• Merkel coalition wobbles in Berlin as parties scramble to score points
• Ukraine marks 21st anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster
• Gul praises secularism ahead of poll
• Democracy comes under fire in Africa's model nation
• U.S. tornado toll reaches 10
• Kuwait reluctant to forgive US$15b Iraq debt
• Iraq summit may mold U.S. strategy
• Dangerous simplifications
• Sentence reduction merits calm review
• Ghana gold miner breaks ground for women
• Musicians seek mentors to groom the next jazz greats
• New Orleans residents fight demolition of the projects
• Newly shaved lawmaker begins serving jail time
• In Brief
• Missing bees may lead to loss in Taiwan business, say experts
• Japanese gets life sentence for murder
• English test provider suspected of administration infringement
• Sunworld Dynasty Hotel renovation to begin in June
• Taiwan to keep pursuing WHO membership, official claims
• MND says newer missiles able to hit bases in China
• MOFA says China a big factor in diplomatic ties with St. Lucia
• Su did not leak secret, Cabinet declares
• Chen requests study on raising monthly stipends for farmers
• Putin strikes hawkish tone in address
• Bush expected to reject Iraq bill passed by House
• Record Dow no predictor of the future
• Philanthropist McMillan dies at 93
• Taiwan protests route picked for Olympic torch
• Premier defends rejection of Olympic torch relay route
• Olympic torch row tests wisdom of Taiwan, China
• Top-end housing prices 6th highest in world
• Amnesty plan to set 25,000 prisoners free in June: justice minister
• DPP presidential hopefuls gang up on Su
• Document solutions will be key product differentiator as competition in the hardcopy hardware market intensifies
• Global information and communications technology industry needs to get 'greener'
• Acer to buy small PC company within five months, says company chairman
• Fitch upgrades Fuhwa Bank ratings
• DOLE eyes special desks to provide job facilitation services to fresh graduates
• MECO receives more voting packets from Comelec
• Loving God is a never-ending process
• Employers frown on planned minimum wage rise: economics minister
• Colombia opens antitrust probe against SABMiller
• London's FTSE-100 index closes up 7.45 points at 6,469.40
• England to take depleted squad on South Africa tour
• Nationwide blackout leaves Colombia in the dark
• Rapper-actress Eve crashes Maserati, arrested on suspected drunken driving
• Nadal runs unbeaten streak on clay to 69 matches at Open Seat Godo
• Cable TV operator Comcast 1st-quarter earnings rise 80 percent
• Exxon Mobil 1Q profit rises 10 percent but sales slip
• US presidential contender Romney singles out McCain, Giuliani in defending his shifts on issues
• Hrbaty, Acasuso advance to Casablanca quarterfinals
• New Hampshire lawmakers approves civil unions for gays; governor said he will sign it
• Famed astrophysicist, imprisoned in his body by Lou Gehrig's disease, will fly weightless Thursday
• Bethlehem Steel buildings giving way to casino; relics saved
• Guitar Pioneer Les Paul Plays On
• U.S. estimates find no Bolivian coca increase under Morales
• Stocks advance moderately after earnings reports fail to galvanize the market after Dow record
• Rulings in Hungary, Egypt favor Anheuser-Busch in Bud Wars battle
• Ford's 1Q loss narrows to $282M as revenue rises
• Saint-Gobain 1st-quarter revenue up 7.2 percent to euro10.4 billion
• Russia's top domestic carrier S7 signs up for 20 new Boeing 737-800s
• `LoveMusik' Leads Drama Desk Nominations
• Hugh Grant preso por jogar vasilha de feij
• ABN Amro defends decisions to shareholders at annual meeting
• New Hampshire lawmakers approves civil unions for gay couples
• Rapper Eve Arrested After LA Car Crash
• `LoveMusik' leads Drama Desk nominations
• `LoveMusik' Leads Drama Desk Nominations
• Tony's `kids' Grew Up on `The Sopranos'
• Rapper Eve Arrested After LA Car Crash
• SAS cancels dozens of flights as Danish strike enters 3rd day
• Rapper-actress Eve crashes Maserati, arrested on suspected drunken driving
• PSA Peugeot Citroen announces 4,800 job cuts, says 1st-quarter revenues rise
• Several Groups to Reunite at Coachella
• Cirstea upsets Muller at Budapest GP
• Oil prices reverse and rise after morning profit-taking as gasoline supply worries continue
• French presidential candidates pledge to work to free Bulgarian nurses in Libya
• Presidential contender McCain predicts Iraq withdrawal will bring terrorists to the U.S.
• European stocks end mostly higher
• Timeline for world's largest particle collider in doubt
• Tobacco companies spending less to market products, report finds
• World club champion Internacional names Gallo as coach
• Halliburton 1Q profit grows 13 percent, as Mid East business offsets low U.S. commodity prices
• U.S. House of Representatives votes to prevent slaughter of wild horses, burros
• Royal agrees to debate third-place Bayrou as she courts votes to win French presidency
• Abe seeks to explain "comfort women" comments to U.S. lawmakers ahead of Bush meeting
• Polish PM: not in society's interest to "increase the number of homosexuals"
• Two Lebanese youths feared kidnapped found dead south of Beirut
• WTO official: China, India taking piracy more seriously
• ABN Amro shareholders approve motion calling for company to be split
• Jamaia investigator says 'huge and complex' probe into Woolmer slaying will take time
• US presidential contender Romney defends switching positions
• Ferrovial says 1st-quarter profits quadruple due to BAA, Sydney airport sale
• U.S. senator proposes taxing oil companies on 'excess' profits
• Cirstea upsets Muller at Budapest GP
• Senate passes bill to pull U.S. troops out of Iraq, paving way for veto showdown
• New Jersey gov faces citizen complaint for not wearing seat belt in high-speed wreck
• New Hampshire lawmakers approves civil unions for gay couples
• Story of Contract Killer Is Page-Turner
• Czech brewer Budvar reports 5.5-percent increase in production, record exports in 2006
• Spector Defense Faults Investigators
• Black Comic Book Art Shows at University
• Israel honors widow of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. , names forest after her
• Boeing gets orders for 26 planes, worth about $2.8B
• Iraqi spokesman criticizes Senate vote to start withdrawal in October
• Black comic book art exhibition gives glimpse into another world of heroes
• Brazil mulls high-speed rail linking Rio and Sao Paulo
• One-hit wonder Pickett, voice of 'Monster Mash,' dies at 69
• Irish premier, N. Ireland Protestant leader Paisley to meet at site of key 1690 battle
• Putin calls for moratorium on Russian participation in Soviet-era arms control treaty
• Austria takes action against U.S.-acquired bank that won't serve Cuban customers
• French government says unemployment fell to 8.3 percent in March from 8.4 in Feb.
• Ukraine marks 21st anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster
• Chicago 2016 bid tests international waters
• Earthlink studying city Wi-Fi expansion
• Belarusian president allows EU to open representative office in Minsk
• Nokia predicts 3 billion people to have mobile phone by end 2007
• Nadal runs unbeaten streak on clay to 69 matches at Open Seat Godo
• Jamaica investigator says 'huge and complex' probe into Woolmer slaying will take time
• Former Virginia governor Gilmore enters presidential race with Internet-focused campaign
• Bombers attack Iraqi army, civilian targets but US sees progress
• Recall leads U.S. pet food maker to sue ingredient supplier
• Famed astrophysicist Hawking, imprisoned in his body by Lou Gehrig's disease, to fly weightless aboard jet
• `LoveMusik' Leads Drama Desk Nominations
• `LoveMusik' Leads Drama Desk Nominations
• `LoveMusik' Leads Drama Desk Nominations
• `LoveMusik' leads Drama Desk nominations
• Two Lebanese youths feared kidnapped found dead south of Beirut
• BMW Oracle Racing keeps lead in Louis Vuitton Cup
• Bob Woodruff Heading to Cuba
• `Monster Mash' Singer Pickett Dies at 69
• ABC's Bob Woodruff takes first overseas reporting trip since Iraq bombing;
• Hershey, Barry Callebaut sign supply and plant-sharing deal
• Vice president delivers commencement address at university in Utah amid protests
• U.S. presidential candidate's son arrested with gun at airport
• Newmont Mining's 1Q profit falls; costs cited
• Regis Philbin returns to daytime talk show after 6-week absence due to heart surgery
• Lawmakers urge Bush to put U.S. support behind Moroccan offer in Western Sahara conflict
• Grandma Finds Condom in McDonald's Bag
• Researchers study benefits, risks of teen weight-loss surgery
• Golden State's Ellis named NBA's most improved player
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• Copper slides with gold, silver on profit-taking
• Human Rights Watch slams Iran for convicting six women's rights activists
• Actress Anne Pitoniak Dies at 85
• Northwest Airlines flight attendants reach tentative agreement
• `Young Frankenstein' Has Seattle Tryout
• Reynolds: `View' Was 1 Chapter in Career
• Mexico City to allow limited, legal abortions; restricts procedure to residents
• Oil prices end erratic session lower after profit taking trumps gasoline supply worries
• `Young Frankenstein' set to try out this summer in Seattle
• World club champion Internacional signs Gallo as coach
• Flowers Bloom in New Ottoman Garden
• Two Lebanese youths feared kidnapped found dead south of Beirut
• Bodies of Lebanese man, boy feared kidnapped, found dead south of Beirut
• Stocks finish flat after earnings reports fail to galvanize the market after Dow record
• Wendy's shares surge as burger chain says it's exploring possible sale
• Republican presidential candidate McCain calls Iraq war a 'great tragedy,' decries troop withdrawal
• Philbin Happy to Be Back on Talk Show
• New Orleans Jazz Fest marks post-Katrina comeback for some musicians, venues
• Microsoft 3Q profit rises, helped by Vista sales
• New Orleans Jazz Fest marks post-Katrina comeback for some musicians, venues
• UEFA Cup: Espanyol downs Werder Bremen 3-0 in first leg of semifinals
• UEFA Cup: Espanyol downs Werder Bremen 3-0 in first leg of semifinals
• Activists claim abuse by NYPD during street videotaping episode
• UEFA Cup: Osasuna beats Sevilla 1-0 in semifinal first leg
• 'Monster Mash' Singer Pickett Dies at 69
• Dollar strengthens as euro retreats from near all-time high; pound dips below $2
• A Fiesta Collector Searches for Crockery
• Mattel hopes to draw preteen girls with new Internet brand Barbie Girls
• Bad Directions Send Tourists to Mo. Home
• UEFA Cup: Osasuna beats Sevilla 1-0 in semifinal first leg
• Family Complains About Urinating Golfers
• Scandinavian Airlines agrees to discuss demands of flight attendants; strike to end Friday
• Roche cutting Tamiflu production after filling government orders
• Famed astrophysicist Hawking, paralyzed by Lou Gehrig's disease, to fly weightless aboard jet
• Jolie Wants More Spending for Orphans
• Canada acknowledges it will not meet Kyoto targets under new climate change plan
• Begay leads rain-soaked first day at Spanish Open
• Microsoft 3Q profit rises, helped by Vista sales
• Amid political chaos, Ecuador in 'magical moment,' president says
• Angelina Jolie wants U.S. to spend more to help orphans worldwide
• Canada acknowledges it will not meet Kyoto targets under new climate change plan
• New Balkan pipeline to carry oil to Adriatic in 2011, Macedonian minister says
• Woman: Suspect Is Wearing My T-Shirt
• Man in Just High Heels Causes Lockdown
• Jolie Urges U.S. to Boost Aid to Orphans
• Jolie Urges U.S. to Boost Aid to Orphans
• Republican presidential candidate McCain calls Iraq war a 'great tragedy,' decries troop withdrawal
• Microsoft 3Q profit rises, helped by Vista sales
• Jolie Urges U.S. to Boost Aid to Orphans
• Nude Man in High Heels Causes Lockdown
• U.S. presidential candidate's son arrested with gun at airport
• Main Nigerian opposition party won't recognize new government
• UEFA Cup: Osasuna beats Sevilla 1-0 in semifinal first leg
• Man wearing nothing but high-heeled shoes is on the loose
• ICC chief admits World Cup schedule too long
• UEFA Cup: Espanyol downs Werder Bremen 3-0 in first leg of semifinals
• Internet gambling would be allowed under bill proposed by U.S. congressman
• New York health officials issue lead warning over illegal cosmetics
• Mom Teed Off by Urinating Drunk Golfers
• Jolie Urges U.S. to Boost Aid to Orphans
• Jolie Urges U.S. to Boost Aid to Orphans
• Microsoft 3Q profit rises, helped by Vista sales
• Renowned Oils by Monet on Show
• Angelina Jolie wants U.S. to spend more to help orphans worldwide
• New Hampshire lawmakers approve civil unions for gay couples
• Tony's `kids' Grew Up on `The Sopranos'
• Wildenstein gallery hosts 60 loans from museums and private collections of Monet oils
• UEFA Cup: Espanyol downs Werder Bremen 3-0 in first leg of semifinals
• Judge authorizes Dana to pay $26 million to law firms, advisers
• UEFA Cup: Espanyol downs Werder Bremen 3-0 in first leg of semifinals
• Brazil's Palmeiras signs former Schalke defender Gustavo
• Woman, 95, to Be Oldest College Graduate
• State government grants boxing license to Morrison for Friday fight
• Canada acknowledges it will not meet Kyoto targets under new climate change plan
• French pres. front-runner Sarkozy says he may withdraw French troops from Afghanistan
• Venezuelan authorities detain suspect in explosion near Bolivian embassy
• Claims for unemployment benefits fall by largest amount in 9 weeks
• U.S. judge orders government case to proceed against ex-Qwest CEO
• Scripps CEO affirms commitment to Internet, newspaper divisions after weak first quarter
• Former co-host Star Jones Reynolds says `The View' was different chapter in her career
• Famed astrophysicist Hawking, paralyzed by Lou Gehrig's disease, to fly weightless aboard jet
• Pamela Anderson to replace Carmen Electra in Las Vegas magic show
• Reynolds: 'View' Was 1 Chapter in Career
• Jack Valenti, film lobbyist and former White House aide, dies
• Bucs sweep Astros for second time this season, 5-3
• Film Lobbyist Jack Valenti Dies at 85
• `Idol' Charity Donations Top $60 Million
• O'Hair leads after first round of Nelson
• 'Idol' Charity Donations Top $60M
• 'American Idol' charity special pulls in $60 million-plus to aid poor in Africa, America
• Jurors told that Conrad Black, associate Radler did not work closely together
• Film Lobbyist Jack Valenti Dies at 85
• Bombardeio de Guernica
• Courts on southwestern U.S. border struggle with crowded dockets, get little help
• In a career of great moments, Muralitharan says World Cup would be the best
• Jack Valenti, film lobbyist and former White House aide, dies
• Lawmakers urges high tech, pharmaceutical industries to compromise on proposed patent reform
• Duno completes rookie test in time for IndyCar debut at Kansas
• Police arrest 14 in Senate anti-war protest on day lawmakers push for Iraq withdrawal
• Senior Democrats push for liberalizing U.S. military tribunal system for trying detained Guantanamo suspects
• Sarkozy says he may withdraw French troops from Afghanistan if elected
• Nationwide blackout hits Colombia
• California lawmakers back plan to add prison beds, boost rehab in effort to avoid federal takeover
• Conte refashions BALCO into profitable legal supplements business
• Venezuelan authorities detain suspect in explosion near Bolivian embassy
• Jazz Fest a Return for Many Musicians
• Citigroup concludes takeover bid for Nikkol Cordial in japan's largest foreign buyout attempt
• Recall leads pet food maker to sue ingredient supplier
• Iraq war dominates first Democratic presidential debate
• Recall leads pet food maker to sue ingredient supplier
• Iraq war dominates first Democratic presidential debate
• Indians top Rangers 9-4 despite two Sosa homers
• Richards wants Sarwan as West Indies captain
• Iraq war dominates first Democratic presidential debate
• Australian PM says US Congress wrong on Iraq withdrawal
• 'Monster Mash' Singer Pickett Dies at 69
• Woman, 95, to Be Oldest College Graduate
• Lawmaker says he will wear bulletproof vest after threat over gun-control bill
• Japan's jobless rate unchanged at 4.0 percent in March
• Massacre may encourage tightening of gun-show loophole for buyers, Virginia governor says
• Canada acknowledges it will not meet Kyoto targets under new climate change plan
• Sneak Peek: Anna Nicole mocks herself in her final role as superhero in `Illegal Aliens'
• Sharing webs: Tobey Maguire and `Spider-Man' franchise figuring out what lies ahead
• Q&A: Spidey bad guys James Franco, Thomas Haden Church, Topher Grace dish on fine art of villainy
• Valenti's contentious movie ratings system was seen as antidote to censorship
• Esposa e filha de primo de Saddam s
• Senate passes bill to pull troops out of Iraq, paving way for veto showdown
• Ne-Yo finds success as both a hit singer and hit songwriter
• Rage Against the Machine reunion main dish at 3-day Coachella music festival
• Bombers strike at Iraqi army and civilian targets, but U.S. military says progress being made
• Electric guitar pioneer Les Paul still going strong at age 91
• Director Michael Grandage hits Broadway having left London breathless
• Niche films compete for sleeper success among Hollywood's blockbuster summer
• Laura Ingalls Wilder's 'Little House on the Prairie' still resonates after 75 years
• 'Monster Mash' Singer Pickett Dies at 69
• Renaissance masterpiece from Florence opens U.S. tour in Atlanta
• Boeing gets orders for 33 planes, worth about $4.3B
• Korean-American rappers build a bridge with blacks, define own experience
• Women bear brunt of crackdown on civil liberties in Iran
• Iraq war dominates first Democratic presidential debate
• Canada has had access to Taliban prisoners, Canadian PM says
• Russian president asserts foreign meddling increasing, says he will step down next year
• Putin promises more social spending, focuses on infrastructure projects
• Polish premier: not in society's interest to 'increase the number of homosexuals'
• US state Colorado has a secret disaster plan _ but forgot to tell lawmakers
• Osasuna, Espanyol take leads in first leg of UEFA Cup semifinals
• Forget the steel and Steelers: Pittsburgh embraces the arts
• Chabon creates alternate reality in `Yiddish Policeman's Union'
• Kelly Clarkson Sets Summer Tour Dates
• Baidu posts higher 1st-quarter profit, revenue
• It's Nugget or the Mail in Utah Suburb
• Data theft scam targets Google searchers who click on paid ads
• Kirk Douglas tells of his joys and sorrows in new book 'Let's Face It'
• Growing up on `The Sopranos': Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Robert Iler recall life as the `kids'
• Up-and-coming artist creates her own world in works on black life in rural U.S. South
• Video-game review: `Paper Mario' leads the latest Wii wave
• Video-game review: `Guitar Hero II' delivers best performance yet on Xbox 360
• Microsoft 3rd quarter profit rises, helped by Vista sales
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Reports: Indian court issues arrest warrant against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Beijing announces lavish Olympic torch relay, but Taiwan backs out
• Massacre may encourage tightening of gun-show loophole for buyers, Virginia governor says
• Film Review: `Diggers' a well-written, strongly acted slice of life
• Film Review: Cage's paranormal thriller `Next' is bag of cheap tricks
• Film review: `The Condemned' wants to have its cake and beat it too
• Americans experience life 'outside the box' as Peace Corps arrives in rural Cambodia
• Mexico City to allow limited, legal abortions; restricts procedure to residents
• Empty seats, hotel rooms mark disappointing World Cup in Caribbean
• Kelly Clarkson's summer tour will take her to 35 cities in U.S. and Canada
• Jack Valenti, film lobbyist and ex-White House aide, dies at 85
• Iraq war dominates first Democratic presidential debate
• Ochoa one stroke back in homeland debut as No. 1
• Jamaia investigator says 'huge and complex' probe into Woolmer slaying will take time
• Mexico's America Movil eyeing cable in Honduras, seeking Telecom Italia alternatives
• No bone chips found in U.S. beef shipment, South Korean importer says
• Microsoft 3rd quarter profit rises, helped by Vista sales
• No bone chips found in U.S. beef shipment, South Korean importer says
• No bone chips found in U.S. beef shipment, South Korean importer says
• Abe and Bush to discuss North Korean nuclear standoff in president's mountain retreat
• Kelly Clarkson Sets Summer Tour Dates
• Canada acknowledges it will not meet Kyoto targets under new climate change plan
• Ecuador president rails against Chevron for alleged environmental damage
• PlayStation architect retires amid broader struggles for Sony
• Chinese search engine Baidu.com says first quarter profits up 143 percent
• Paralyzed physicist Stephen Hawking makes flips like 'a gold-medal gymnast' in weightlessness
• Ex-chefe americano de pris
• Australian building materials maker Rinker posts 5.7 percent profit rise
• Australian building materials maker Rinker posts 5.7 percent profit rise
• No bone chips found in U.S. beef shipment, South Korean importer says
• 'Idol' Charity Donations Top $60M
• 'Monster Mash' Singer Pickett Dies at 69
• Imus Producer Criticizes Rev. Sharpton
• Nabokov's shutout lifts San Jose past Detroit, 2-0
• Democrats running for US president focus on Iraq war in first primary debate
• MIT spinoff that plans to give computers to poor children says price now $175
• Film Lobbyist Jack Valenti Dies at 85
• Massive study finds new genetic risk factors for Type 2 diabetes
• Spector defense says science is on the legendary music producer's side
• Red Bulls beat FC Dallas 1-0, become 1st MLS team to start season with 4 shutouts
• Chinese search engine Baidu.com says 1Q profits soar 143 percent
• China says Yang Jiechi to replace Li Zhaoxing as foreign minister
• Republican presidential hopeful Mitt compares Iranian president to Hitler in speech at Yeshiva University
• Libertadores Cup: Toluca defeats Cienciano 3-0 to advance to next round
• McCain pede demiss
• Red Bulls beat FC Dallas 1-0, become 1st MLS team to start season with 4 shutouts
• US Justice Department lists documents being withheld in firings of U.S. attorneys
• 'Monster Mash' Singer Pickett Dies at 69
• Pre-election violence in Philippine province leaves 4 dead, 12 wounded
• Pre-election violence in Philippine province leaves 4 dead, 12 wounded
• New Zealand appliance maker to shift some production to Asia
• Indians top Rangers 9-4 despite two Sosa homers
• Barba Dominates Billboard Latin Awards
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• U.S. beef shipment clears key inspection hurdle, South Korean importer says
• Detroit defeats Orlando 93-77 for 3-0 lead in series
• White House letter: U.S. cocaine prices drop despite billions spent on drug war
• Chinese mid-sized bank Citic Bank shares jump nearly 60 percent in Shanghai debut
• Chinese mid-sized bank Citic Bank shares jump nearly 60 percent in Shanghai debut
• Hispanic social-networking sites link youth across Latin America, U.S. and Spain
• Bucs sweep Astros for second time this season, 5-3
• Police: Obsessed fan tried to run over Sandra Bullock's husband
• German chipmaker to invest up to US$2.7 billion in wafer plant in Singapore
• German chipmaker to invest up to US$2.7 billion in wafer plant in Singapore
• Reports: Indian lawyers ridicule court's charges against Richard Gere for public kiss
• Reports: Indian lawyers ridicule court's charges against Richard Gere for public kiss
• US officials decide not to bring insider-trading charges against senator Frist
• Despite Australia's streak Ponting, McGrath know feeling of being World Cup losers
• SKorea's university panel confirms cloning of wolves by its research team
• In a career of great moments, Muralitharan says World Cup would be the best
• Review: Brownlee Met Debut Is Promising
• No bone chips found in U.S. beef shipment, South Korea says
• Japan's central bank leaves key interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent
• Japan's central bank leaves key interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent
• Bucs sweep Astros for second time this season, 5-3
• New Hampshire to become fourth US state to offer civil unions for gay couples
• Detroit defeats Orlando 93-77 for 3-0 lead in series
• Nintendo president promises to boost Wii production to meet shortage
• Japan's central bank leaves key interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent
• Japan's central bank leaves key interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent
• Japan's central bank leaves key interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent
• New Zealand stocks slightly higher in mixed market
• New Hampshire to become fourth US state to offer civil unions for gay couples
• Ahold chief executive to step down in July
• Malaysian PM not worried about opposition figure Anwar as by-election looms
• Skanska says profit rose 22 percent in the first quarter
• Film Lobbyist Jack Valenti Dies at 85
• Japanese prices mark biggest fall in 2 years as central bank leaves rates unchanged
• Taiwan shares fall on weakness in neighboring bourses
• Singapore to spend nearly US$1 billion on new computer system for civil service
• Matsushita says annual profit jumped 40.7 on strong digital product sales
• Matsushita says annual profit jumped 40.7 on strong digital product sales
• Human Rights Watch: Pakistan government trying to muzzle media
• Norway's Statoil announces takeover of Canada's North American Oil Sands
• CEO says Google trying to expand China market share with investment, technology
• CEO says Google trying to expand China market share with investment, technology
• Norway's Statoil announces takeover of Canada's North American Oil Sands
• Dollar slips against yen on signs U.S. economy may be slowing
• Dollar slips against yen on signs U.S. economy may be slowing
• Japanese stocks slip as investors look for trend in earnings
• Japanese stocks slip as investors look for trend in earnings
• Norway's Statoil announces takeover of Canada's North American Oil Sands
• China suddenly appoints new foreign minister in early reshuffle of top jobs
• Man Charged for Spending Misplaced Money
• Woman, 95, to Be Oldest College Graduate
• Chipmaker Infineon posts 2nd-quarter loss on slumping sales
• Fresh of Gallaher buyout, Japan Tobacco books record annual profit
• Jack Valenti, film lobbyist and ex-White House aide, dies at 85
• Study: infant mortality improving in post-Taliban Afghanistan
• Skanska says profit rose 22 percent in the first quarter
• Spanish bank Santander says first-quarter profit up 21 percent on growth in
• Euro slightly down against dollar
• Australian stocks fall 1 percent as resource and banking sectors slide
• Oil prices rise above US$65 a barrel on U.S. gasoline supply concerns
• Government panel meets to consider approving Vodafone's India acquisition
• Albanian parliamentarian dies in car crash
• Australian opposition leader lashes government over climate change, labor laws and Iraq
• Australian opposition leader lashes government over climate change, labor laws and Iraq
• After clash with Russia over missiles, NATO discusses Balkans, Ukraine
• Lebanese leaders reach out to each other, police look for 3 suspects, after double murder
• ANA profits jump on healthy travel despite soaring fuel costs
• Japan's top mobile phone carrier reports 25 percent profit drop in fiscal year
• Democratic hopefuls for U.S. presidency are polite and cautious in first debate
• Japan's top mobile phone carrier reports 25 percent profit drop in fiscal year
• Andrew Lloyd Webber, Paul McCartney among richest British music figures
• Gere's Arrest Warrant in India Slammed
• Renault 1st-quarter revenues fall nearly 3 percent
• Merck: Sale of generic drugs unit would be right step, but no decision yet
• Chinese expels 5 Americans who staged anti-Olympic protest on Mount Everest
• Shanghai passes China's first sexual harassment law
• Some nations bloodied by massacres turn to tough gun controls, but impact on homicides mixed
• Study: Infant mortality improving in post-Taliban Afghanistan
• Poll shows Ireland's government faces tough re-election fight weeks before vote
• Philippine soldiers shoot dead 2 left-wing activists who allegedly ran checkpoints
• Cellist-Conductor Rostropovich Dies
• Blair to discuss EU future and constitution with Poland's leaders
• Cellist, human rights crusader Mstislav Rostropovich dies at age 80
• MySpace makes belated entry into China's booming Internet market
• Philippine shares slide on profit-taking in blue chips
• South Korean stocks fall on shipbuilders, Japan weakness; won falls
• Swedish truckmaker Scania says 1st-quarter net profit rose 44 percent
• Cellist-Conductor Rostropovich Dies
• Asia-Middle East trade growing, needs more mutual understanding
• Malaysia leads plan for first undersea fiber optic cable directly linking U.S. and S.E. Asia
• Citigroup completes US$7.7 bln takeover of Nikko Cordial in Japan's largest foreign buyout
• Sulzer raises its bid for Britain's Bodycote International
• Actor Hugh Grant accepts libel damages from newspapers over relationship claims
• Veolia says it will buy Germany's Sulo in euro1.45 billion deal
• Japan executes 3 death row inmates
• Matsushita says annual profit rose for 5th straight year on strong digital product sales
• Japan's top mobile phone carrier reports 25 percent profit drop in fiscal year
• Super 14: Hurricanes beat Highlanders 22-21
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• Super 14: Hurricanes beat Highlanders 22-21
• CEO says Google trying to expand China market share with investment, technology
• Champions League: Gattuso and Maldini set to return for AC Milan
• Cellist, human rights crusader Mstislav Rostropovich dies at age 80
• Cellist, human rights crusader Mstislav Rostropovich dies at age 80
• Hong Kong stocks fall as China-related companies pull down market before holiday
• Sulzer raises its bid for Britain's Bodycote International
• Ibrahimovic has abdominal surgery
• Fujifilm cuts quarterly loss by 40 percent as revenues rise
• Fujifilm cuts quarterly loss by 40 percent as revenues rise
• Copa Libertadores: Boca Juniors trounces Bolivar 7-0 to advance to next round
• Mazda profits rise on solid U.S. sales
• Mazda profits rise on solid U.S. sales
• South Korea says no fears of mad cow disease in U.S. beef shipment
• Cellist, human rights crusader Mstislav Rostropovich dies at age 80
• Major Asian markets slip before long holidays in Japan, China
• Major Asian markets slip before long holidays in Japan, China
• After clash with Russia over missiles, NATO urges early agreement on Kosovo independence plan
• Singapore developer CapitaLand's Q1 net profit quadruples
• Nordic bourse operator OMX in deal to buy Armenian stock exchange
• Cellist, human rights crusader Mstislav Rostropovich dies at age 80
• Boca Juniors trounces Bolivar 7-0, Toluca beats Cienciano 3-0 to advance
• Euro Disney says its 1st-half loss narrowed after boosting sales
• Gere hits back over kissing controversy
• Gere hits back over kissing controversy
• Gere Downplays India Kissing Controversy
• Singapore shares fall as regional markets decline
• Poll says Sarkozy still has comfortable 6-point lead over Royal
• Presidents of Poland, Ukraine honor pained history, discuss cooperation
• Dutch intelligence agency says terror threat is receding but radicalization continues
• Dead Man Travels Unnoticed on Train
• Major Asian markets slip before long holidays in Japan, China
• Italy guard Belinelli declares for NBA draft
• Major Asian markets slip before long holidays in Japan, China
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• London's FTSE-100 index down 28.3 points at 6,441.1 at midday
• Pearson says full-year earnings should meet expectations
• China shares slip in pre-holiday slowdown, worries over interest rate hike
• India's top cell phone company says quarterly profit doubled
• Indian drug maker Ranbaxy's quarterly profit surges 79 percent on strong sales in Europe
• British Airways to increase long haul fuel surcharge
• Bullock Fan Arrested After Confrontation
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Chinese Citic Bank shares nearly double in Shanghai debut
• Chinese Citic Bank shares nearly double in Shanghai debut
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Allianz: We have nearly 96 percent of shares of France's AGF
• Chelsea in unfamiliar position of chasing for Premier League title
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Sarkozy's rivals paint him as dangerous, claim he led media crackdown
• Mt. Everest pioneer Hillary out of hospital in New Zealand
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Insurgents detained in raids against al-Qaida in Iraq
• Super 14: Chiefs stay in semifinal hunt with win over Waratahs
• Super 14: Chiefs stay in semifinal hunt with win over Waratahs
• Mstislav Rostropovich Dead at Age 80
• Rostropovich Prevailed at Music and More
• Major Asian markets slip before long holidays in Japan, China
• Major Asian markets slip before long holidays in Japan, China
• Lebanese leaders reach out to each other as 2 kidnapping victims are buried
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• Thai shares rise slightly, led by energy blue chips
• Super 14: Chiefs stay in semifinal hunt with win over Waratahs
• Super 14: Chiefs stay in semifinal hunt with win over Waratahs
• China ready to go ahead with relay _ with or without Taiwan
• McCartney Is No. 3 on Music Rich List
• Bucknor stands in fifth World Cup final in a row
• Premium sandwiches bring Burger King a 3rd-quarter profit, higher margins
• Germany selling porcelain murals from former communist parliament at auction
• Distrust, brutality and glut of guns puts Thai south at risk of communal combat
• $55 million lawsuit by 'Will & Grace' creators against NBC Studios hits snag over juror
• Ukrainian lawmakers challenge presidential decree dissolving parliament in court
• Japan to send 8 election monitors for East Timor's runoff presidential election
• On Germany's path to economic turnaround, a roadblock from its unions
• Kambala gets 14-month ban for positive cocaine test
• Euro hits all-time high of US$1.3682 against the dollar
• Turkey's lawmakers hold first round of presidential elections
• Super 14: Chiefs stay in semifinal hunt with win over Waratahs
• Super 14: Chiefs stay in semifinal hunt with win over Waratahs
• Christopher Cross Files for Divorce
• Alltel 1Q profit declines 23 percent from year-ago period that included traditional phone unit
• Christopher Cross Files for Divorce
• Democratic hopefuls for U.S. presidency are polite and cautious in first debate
• Grammy winner Christopher Cross files for divorce after nearly 19 years of marriage
• Oil prices mixed as traders weigh gasoline concerns against rising crude stocks
• West Ham heavily fined for breaking Premier League rules over Argentine transfers
• Hugh Grant Accepts Libel Damages
• West Ham heavily fined for breaking Premier League rules over Argentine transfers
• China's energy-guzzling industries should pay more for electricity, premier says
• Ferrer beats Nalbandian to reach semifinals at Open Seat Godo
• Arcelor to make final share swap by end of May, to wrap up Mittal deal by end of year
• Hugh Grant Accepts Libel Damages
• Ethnic Albanian leaders seek U.N. Security Council support for Kosovo's independence
• U.S. economic growth in first quarter slows to its weakest pace in 4 years
• Romania: 2,000 opposition supporters call for impeaching president
• Indian shares fall; dragged down by Reliance Industries, banks
• McCartney Is No. 3 on Music Rich List
• Irish prime minister invited to address Britain's Parliament
• Greek arson spree rattles conservative government
• Chevron 1Q profit surges 18 percent to top analyst estimates
• Goodyear posts 1Q loss due to strike costs and lower sales in North America
• NATO resists Russia pressure over arms control treaty
• Official: WWII US torpedo boat wreckage tossed up by Solomon Islands
• Euro hits all-time high of US$1.3682 against the dollar
• Relationships Cool on `Grey's Anatomy'
• Premium sandwiches bring Burger King Q3 profit, higher margins
• Blair to discuss EU future and constitution with Poland's leaders
• Dassault says 1st-quarter profit rose 5.1 percent after making acquisitions
• Gere hits back over kissing controversy in India, apologizes
• PSV fines Kluivert for criticizing coach
• 'Slava' Rostropovich prevailed at music ... and at so much more
• Drogba's younger brother set to sign for Le Mans
• Turkey's opposition disputes presidential election process
• British competition, media watchdogs recommend inquiry into BSkyB purchase of TV stake
• Super 14: Force beats Cheetahs 45-17
• Super 14: Force beats Cheetahs 45-17
• Stocks fall after weak reading on first-quarter gross domestic product
• Mathieu upsets Acasuso to reach Casablanca semifinals
• FDA rejects painkiller Arcoxia, Merck's proposed successor to Vioxx
• Philadelphia shuts down psychics under little-known law against fortune telling
• Chrysler names 2 executives to top sales and marketing posts
• Michigan woman faked liver cancer to get thousands of dollars from community, police say
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• Champions League: Gattuso set to return for AC Milan; Maldini improving
• Bush, Japanese leader discuss North Korean nuclear standoff at mountain retreat
• FDA rejects painkiller Arcoxia, Merck's Vioxx successor
• Gere Apologizes in Kissing Controversy
• Opposition appeals to Constitutional Court for cancellation of Turkey's presidential election process
• Svenska Cellulosa says sales little changed, will invest in packaging business
• Blair, Poland's president push for a constitution guaranteeing EU's efficiency
• Areva Challenge beats United Internet Team Germany before racing delayed
• Germany selling porcelain murals from former communist parliament at auction
• Champions League: Inzaghi seems set to start for AC Milan
• Ruling party's presidential candidate fails to win election in first round of voting in Parliament
• Rostropovich Prevailed at Music and More
• British competition and media watchdogs recommend inquiry into BSkyB purchase of TV stake
• Ferguson attacks Mourinho for claiming United gets special treatment
• Klose could lose place in Bremen's starting team
• Ukraine lawmakers challenge presidential decree dissolving Parliament
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Cricket World Cup Finals
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• Goodyear posts 1Q loss due to strike costs and lower sales in N. America; stock hits new high
• Gere Apologizes in Kissing Controversy
• Study: Infant mortality improving in post-Taliban Afghanistan
• Study: Infant mortality improving in post-Taliban Afghanistan
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• FDA rejects painkiller Arcoxia, Merck's Vioxx successor
• Court upholds dismissal of lawsuit against Christie's over forged painting
• Klose could lose place in Bremen's starting team
• Police: WNBA player detained in Israel after assaulting opponent
• Economic growth in first quarter slows to its weakest pace in 4 years
• Indonesia hopes treaty with Singapore will help recover embezzled billions
• Irish prime minister invited to address British Parliament
• Some Iraqis welcome U.S. congressional vote on Iraq, others worried by it
• West Ham gets fine for breaking rules over Argentine transfers
• Nadal extends unbeaten run, advances to semifinals at Open Seat Godo
• Michael Jordan's son plans to play for Illinois
• AT&T CEO Whitacre will retire unexpectedly on June 3; COO Stephenson to take over
• Lehmann agrees one-year contract with Arsenal
• London's FTSE-100 index closed down 45.98 points at 6,423.40
• Court Rules Against Anna Nicole's Mother
• Basso's future in the balance as cyclist faces doping hearing
• The square-headed driver: fabulous or fad?
• South Africa stampede tragedy revisited at stadium
• April is a cruel month for the Cubs of Chicago
• Hammers set to keep Curbishley
• Osasuna and Espanyol take leads in 1st leg of UEFA Cup
• Nadal extends record on clay in Barcelona
• MLB brings fun festival to Taiwan
• Schalke look for first title in Bundesliga
• Jersey Devils' defense forgets to set alarm
• Australia, Sri Lanka renew fierce World Cup rivalry
• Detroit Pistons gain Game 3 win, force Orlando into tight corner
• Bryant scores big as Lakers overcome 17 point deficit
• New line of sportswear features fabric made from corn kernels
• Dog fashion mimics the catwalk
• Investors predict shares set for consolidation
• Euro hits new high against yen after data raises doubts
• Citigroup completes record takeover
• Wall Street finishes flat after landmark 13,000
• Document solutions market has room to grow, IDC reports
• ICT sector accounts for 2% of global CO2 emissions, says Gartner
• Taipower sells bonds to post office
• Acer chairman announces plans to buy company
• South Korea OKs shipment of U.S. beef
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• Indonesia inks extradition pact with Singapore
• Taliban take over Afghan district, kill district chief, head of police
• Japan court rejects Chinese World War II compensation suits
• North Korea refugees reach asylum deal
• China announces new head to steer foreign ministry
• In Brief
• Canada says it will not meet targets of plans for climate change
• Jack Valenti, film lobbyist and ex-White House aide, dies at 85
• Palestinian militants fire two rockets toward Israel
• U.N. officials get first look at breakaway Kosovo
• Wildfire destroys four homes in U.S.
• Somalia violence continues despite declared victory
• Recognizing that Africa is more than its tragedies
• Walk the talk on global warming
• It's not too late to restore faith in democracy
• NATO's Pyrrhic victory
• Tower of learning: the lessons of Chernobyl
• Decade of disaster prompts U.N. to expand emergency aid system
• Korean-American rappers build bridge with blacks
• Bishop in Philippines calls time on province's political violence
• Thai south distrust increasing risk of communal combat
• 6,000 vie to become CAL hostesses
• Mom's Day at Miramar Garden
• Mom's Day special on knowing hepatitis
• Kofukudo introduces new treats
• Zojirushi offers mothers special gifts
• Asia Plaza building in Neihu launched
• Chen lauds district 3480 Rotarians
• Promotion of civil servants not to be based on G-TELP English test
• Taipei prosecutors clear Hu, judge in bribery case
• Beijing attitude key to opening of tourism, MAC chairman says
• Australian landscape painter bridges gap between East, West
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• Dengue fever meeting held in Kaohsiung
• Chinese embassy seeks meeting with St. Lucia to preserve ties
• Gou's lawyers ask court to 'silence' detective
• About 25,000 inmates set to be freed under MOJ's amnesty plan
• Japan hangs three as number of death row inmates increases
• Saudis arrest 172 militants and seize arms, ministry says
• Estonia removes disputed war memorial
• China expels five American anti-Olympic protesters
• Conflict breaks out among four DPP hopefuls
• Government's rejection of torch route draws fire
• DOLE gives Philippines' SME development program a boost
• Deployment of documented OFWs to Canada, U.S. grows, says Brion
• Mega Fair to offer 30,000 local, overseas jobs on Labor Day
• MECO sets up drop boxes for ballots at churches, dormitories
• Pinoy Text Club
• Oil, gasoline prices fluctuate on concerns about inventories, the U.S. economy and Iran
• Chevron 1Q profit surges 18 percent to top analyst estimates
• Michael Jordan's son plans to play for Illinois
• Turkey's presidential front-runner fails to win election in first round of voting
• Polish officers face disciplinary action after former minister commits suicide during search
• English Soccer Capsules
• Court Rules Against Anna Nicole's Mother
• Mali's Sunday vote seen by many as model for the region
• Comeback of Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens)
• Euro hits all-time high against dollar as U.S. economy slows
• Police: WNBA player detained in Israel after assaulting opponent
• Presidential candidate of Turkey's ruling party fails to win election in first round
• Putin signs decree restructuring Russia's atomic energy sector
• Muslim woman's campaign for Parliament rekindles debate about Islam in Denmark
• Bush says patience of U.S., allies on North Korea's nuclear program is limited
• Democratic presidential hopeful Edwards calls on rivals in Senate to stand up to Bush on Iraq
• Art Collector Walter Bareiss Dies
• Saudis arrest 172 militants, seize large caches of arms, money in anti-terror sweep
• Dulko beats Savchuk for spot in Budapest GP semifinals
• Americans breeze past Austria, Finns convert to top Ukraine
• Goodyear to close more plants, reports loss in 1Q
• Brazil's TAM, Portugal's TAP airlines agree to code share deal
• Bull Wanders Into Garage, Attacks Car
• European stocks end lower
• Russia to renovate Serbian plant in deal to settle US$290 million debt
• Goodyear to close more plants, reports first-quarter loss
• Saudis arrest 172 militants, seize large caches of arms, money in anti-terror sweep
• Bush graduation speech stirs controversy at St. Vincent College
• Nadal extends unbeaten run, advances to semifinals at Open Seat Godo
• Goodbye Ms. Rai, Hello Mrs. Bachchan
• Australia's World Cup Winning Streak
• Australia's World Cup Unbeaten Streak
• Saudis arrest 172 militants, seize large caches of arms, money in anti-terror sweep
• AT&T CEO Whitacre will retire unexpectedly on June 3; COO Stephenson to take over
• Sheriff writes public about leaving gun in store bathroom
• Anderson Replaces Electra in Magic Show
• Waste Management 1Q profit rises 19 percent on commercial collection, landfill businesses
• Government panel approves Vodafone's India acquisition
• Court Rules Against Anna Nicole's Mother
• Oil, gasoline prices rise after Saudi arrests of militants who were targeting oil fields
• After 2 years, U.S. Justice Department accepts conditional gun sale ban to terror suspects
• Ukraine's PM calls to hold simultaneous parliamentary and presidential elections
• Mexican Singer Lila Downs Releases DVD
• Companies seeking $1 billion in copper trading scandal
• WNBA player detained in Israel after assaulting opponent
• Montanes downs Hrbaty to reach Casablanca semifinals
• Lebanese leaders reach out to each other as 2 kidnapping victims are buried
• Ecuador president rails against Chevron for alleged environmental damage
• Three people convicted in Swedish election spy case
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• Putin signs decree restructuring Russia's atomic energy sector
• Clinton: Speaking with Southern accent is a virtue, not a vice
• Airbus unions complain of a lack of transparency in company's job cut plan
• Bremen will not let Klose go to a Bundesliga rival
• U.N. delegation tours Kosovo before Security Council decision on independence
• Court: Smith's Baby Can Leave Bahamas
• ABN Amro management now faces shareholder suit, hostile RBS takeover bid
• Saudi anti-terror sweep nets 172 militants, large caches of arms, money
• Rodin "The Thinker" sculpture spends the summer in a garden park near Grand Rapids
• World Cup final just another game to the retiring McGrath
• Juventus beats Verona 1-0 in Serie B
• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Rocks Again
• Lavender Diamond Seeks World Peace
• U.S. congressional vote divides Iraqis along sectarian lines
• Legislature overrides Kansas governor's veto on concealed guns bill
• Sri Lanka to play its own brand of winning cricket, skipper says
• Bush vows to veto any attempts by congressional Democrats to force a pullout from Iraq
• U.N. delegation tours Kosovo before Security Council decision on independence
• Analysts: Magna emerges as leader in bid to buy Chrysler Group
• A Brilliant Writer Has Great New Story
• New York governor unveils bill to legalize gay marriage
• Court: Smith's Baby Can Leave Bahamas
• New York governor unveils bill to legalize gay marriage
• The Thinker Summers Near Grand Rapids
• EU Commission president says U.S. and EU aim to knock down more trade barriers
• France's presidential election becomes a test of personalities
• New Orleans Jazz Fest honors CBS newsman Ed Bradley with jazz funeral parade
• US lawmakers request documents from White House about football star Pat Tillman's death
• Oil prices rise above $66 a barrel after Saudi arrests of militants targeting oil fields
• Giuliani claims Democratic rivals' health plans moving toward socialized medicine
• Home mortgage buyer Freddie Mac CEO expects subprime crisis to worsen
• High Museum to exhibit Terracotta warriors from China
• Australia and Sri Lanka are united; World Cup final is just another game
• Super 14: Bulls defeat Blues 40-19
• 1980s-era porn, dirty underwear slipped into Wash. school's time capsule from 1957
• EU Commission president says U.S. and EU aim to knock down more trade barriers
• Dow hits record close, but broader market ends flat amid weak economy reading
• Copper helped by dollar, Saudi news
• Head to head showdowns in World Cup final
• Evacuation at Iowa college caused by suspicious box of condoms
• U.S. criticizes Nigerian election performance and offers to help improve future voting
• Presidential hopeful Giuliani claims Democratic rivals' health plans moving toward socialized medicine
• Ukraine's premier calls for parliamentary, presidential elections to be held simultaneously
• Czechs, Russians, U.S., Finland all win big on opening day
• Cuba says lifts ban on U.S. long-grain rice in place due to genetic contamination fears
• Rep. Patrick Kennedy completes probation early for car crash
• Euro hits record high, but can't hold gains
• U.N. delegation tours Kosovo before Security Council decision on independence
• U.S. economy crawling at slowest pace in 4 years, raising fears of recession
• U.S. government proposes expanding offshore drilling in Gulf of Mexico, Alaska and Virginia
• Erratic wind interrupts final flights of Louis Vuitton Cup
• Taleban toma distrito, mata prefeito e chefe da pol
• German Soccer Summaries
• US state lawmaker's tirade shows up on YouTube
• Schalke loses at Bochum 2-1, Bremen can take Bundesliga lead on Sunday
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Dies at 80
• Ted Koppel, Clint Eastwood to receive honorary degrees from USC
• Ohio church's neighbors say it is disturbing the peace, not spreading it
• Guns on college campuses allowed in U.S. state Utah
• Little leads rain-plagued Spanish Open
• New Orleans Jazz Fest Honors Ed Bradley
• Jailed 7 years, financial adviser now starts new sentence
• New Orleans Jazz Fest honors CBS newsman Ed Bradley with jazz funeral parade
• Little leads rain-plagued Spanish Open
• Ohio Church Noise Bothers Neighbors
• Republican presidential hopeful Thompson favors aiding Iranians topple government
• Turkish military expresses concern about disputed presidential election
• Landis, Basso, Ullrich _ doping scandals dramatically shorten careers
• Settlement reached in 'Will & Grace' lawsuit
• Gatti to take on reality TV series winner
• Striking workers at Liberian rubber plantation clash with police
• Famed hurricane forecaster: Oceans, not CO2, cause global warming
• Rights groups to ask Canadian court next week to seek ban on prisoner transfers to Afghan authorities
• Unique `Passio' Premieres at Tribeca
• Jailed 7 years, financial adviser now starts new sentence
• U.S. government grants wider indication for anti-bleeding product
• Democrats prod rivals on war, health care as they court voters in South Carolina
• Tenet book says CIA warned in memo 7 months before Iraq invasion that 'anarchy' could ensue
• Adelphia Reaches $2.25M Settlement With WilTel Commun
• U.S. commander says Syria might be helping stem flow of fighters into Iraq
• Juventus beats Verona 1-0 in Serie B
• Pamela Anderson in New Magic Show
• Car theft charges against Daniel Baldwin are dismissed in California
• Montana lawmaker's profane tirade makes rounds on YouTube, derails budget negotiations
• Settlement in `Will & Grace' Lawsuit
• No Theaters, No DVD Release for `Passio'
• Police find rental truck filled with rotting fish and other stinky contents in Arizona
• U.N. chief plans to use Al Gore's powerful message on climate change to mobilize international awareness
• Putrid Prank Runs Afoul of Neighborhood
• Nuggets' Camby wins NBA's Defensive Player award
• Warriors Jackson fined $50,000 by NBA
• Daniel Baldwin Car-Theft Case Dropped
• Another under-par round finally puts Donald in lead at Nelson
• Charge Against Daniel Baldwin Dropped
• Lack of stability leads to high spots in the draft
• Morrison pulled from boxing card in Houston
• Duno's debut part of big weekend for women at Kansas Speedway
• Vonnegut's Son Takes Late Author's Place
• Another under-par round finally puts Donald in lead at Nelson
• U.S. government institute researches high-tech ways to find liars
• Backwater Afghan province straddles fence between government, Taliban
• Chavez says air-defense system, missiles to protect Venezuela
• No theaters, no DVD for `Passio,' a film experience meant to be unique
• Fired prosecutor warned U.S. Justice Department last July to expect `stink down the road'
• Chinese premier urges end to polluters' tax breaks and other perks
• Gere hits back over kissing controversy in India, apologizes
• Turkish lawmakers choosing president in disputed election process
• U.S. congressional vote divides Iraqis along sectarian lines
• Muslim woman's campaign for Parliament rekindles debate about Islam in Denmark
• Democrats prod rivals on war, health care as they court voters in South Carolina
• Hurricane forecaster: Oceans, not CO2, cause global warming
• Bush and Abe end U.S.-Japanese summit with show of friendship, cooperation on North Korea
• 'Scotty' Set to Be Launched Into Space
• Ochoa falls behind in her homeland debut as No. 1
• Song cut from new versions of Beyonce album in licensing dispute
• Former Mets clubhouse employee pleads guilty to selling banned substances
• Democrats strike up talks with Republicans on a new Iraq bill while Bush invites meeting
• Vonnegut's Son Takes Late Author's Place
• Chavez wants missiles, arms to protect Venezuela
• New York mayor says US Midwestern TV station was wrong to 'censor' gun ad
• Beyonce Song in Licensing Dispute
• U.S. commander says Syria might be helping stem flow of fighters into Iraq
• Hanoi riot police detain more than 600 people in nightclub raid for suspected drug use
• Bulls beat Heat, take 3-0 series lead
• Red Sox hand Yankees seventh straight loss
• Voting begins in Malaysian by-election seen as test for ruling coalition
• Voting begins in Malaysian by-election seen as test for ruling coalition
• Phillies rally to beat Marlins
• Colombian rebels release video of kidnapped regional lawmakers
• Voting begins in Malaysian by-election seen as test for ruling coalition
• Vonnegut's Hometown Honors Late Author
• Analysis: U.S. pulls back on banking probe, but North Korea may want more
• Agency investigating possible leak of drug testing details
• Agency investigating possible leak of drug testing details
• Bayern Leverkusen signse Chilean defender Vidal
• Phillies rally to beat Marlins
• Red Sox hand Yankees seventh straight loss
• Bulls beat Heat, take 3-0 series lead
• Austrian star Vanek leads Sabres past Rangers
• 'Scotty' Set to Be Launched Into Space
• 'Scotty' Set to Be Launched Into Space
• EU: political turmoil in Turkey test case of military's respect for democracy.
• India lawmakers claim environment ministry inaction to blame for lion poaching
• EU: political turmoil in Turkey test case of military's respect for democracy.
• Sri Lanka gripped by cricket fever ahead of World Cup final
• Sri Lanka gripped by cricket fever ahead of World Cup final
• Official: Police fire on protesters in southern Nepal, killing one
• Ind. Man Jailed Over Explicit Fliers
• 'Scotty' Set to Be Launched Into Space
• Box of Condoms Leads to Evacuation
• U.S. doctor convicted of drug trafficking for prescribing large amounts of opiates to patients
• Official: Police fire on protesters in southern Nepal, killing one
• Sri Lanka gripped by cricket fever ahead of World Cup final
• U.S. activists detained for Mount Everest protest say they feared for their lives
• Dallas forward Lehtinen to join Finland at world championship
• Turkish Prime Minister meets ministers after military issues warning
• Ukrainian premier signals willingness to compromise on new elections
• Gunmen attack mosque where Thai security forces killed Muslims exactly 3 years ago
• Doohan Remains to Be Launched Into Space
• Tevez cleared to play for West Ham
• Wild elephant kills 1 villager in India's northeast, says wildlife official.
• Kyrgyzstan authorities release opposition leaders after 4-day detention
• Super 14: ACT downs Canterbury 15-6
• Super 14: ACT downs Canterbury 15-6
• US activists detained for Mount Everest protest say they feared for their lives
• Radical Shiite cleric strongly attacks U.S. president
• Malaysian local election may gauge support for Anwar, ruling coalition
• Arsenal chairman to meet Kroenke amid takeover speculation
• Greek minister resigns after criticism over pension fund scandal
• Presidential candidate Royal debates much-courted Bayrou in tense French race
• Turkey's Islamic-rooted government criticizes military statement
• Park to return next season after knee operation
• Rain falls before start of Australia-Sri Lanka final.
• Greek minister quits over state pension fund scandal
• Malaysia's ruling coalition defeats Anwar's party in state by-election
• Malaysia's ruling coalition defeats Anwar's party in state by-election
• Cambodia lowers fees for foreign Khmer Rouge genocide tribunal lawyers
• Unpopularity of Karzai government threatens Afghanistan war effort, Holbrooke warns
• Hard line on illegal immigrants boosts a Pennsylvania mayor's political stature
• Nigeria by-elections face voter apathy, logistical delays
• India ICICI Bank fourth quarter net profit up 4 percent
• India ICICI Bank fourth quarter net profit up 4 percent
• Helicopter crash on busy street kills 8 in central Philippine city
• Turkey's Islamic-rooted government fires back at military
• Dutch court will decide Thursday whether to block ABN Amro's sale of U.S. bank LaSalle
• Horses, camels, tanks mark Afghan anniversary of fall of communism
• United fights back to beat Everton and extend lead to five points
• World Cup final: Australia wins toss and chooses to bat first against Sri Lanka
• Bourdy regains lead after second round of rain-plagued Spanish Open completed
• Rodiles shoots bogey-free round to move into three-way lead at Spanish Open
• Desafio Espanol hands BMW Oracle Racing first Louis Vuitton Cup loss
• Turkish prosecutor probes Kurdish mayors for claiming rebel leader was poisoned
• United fights back to beat Everton and extend lead to five points
• United fights back to beat Everton and extend lead to five points
• Ferrari wins individual all-around finals at European Gymnastics Championships
• United fights back to beat Everton and extend lead to five points
• Dulko to face qualifier Cirstea in Budapest GP final
• Super 14: Sharks defeat Lions 33-3
• Mathieu beats Gicquel to reach Casablanca final
• Analysis: U.S. pulls back on banking probe, but North Korea may want more
• Manila-born Sonny See opens wine shop
• Independence Day celebration
• Photo exhibition
• Comelec mails voting packets to MECO offices
• Loving God is a never-ending process, says migrant
• EEC offers first class service, says Pinay
• In Brief
• Military restricts soldiers after death of 9-year-old
• National treasurer resigns, official says
• Bishop calls time on political violence in poverty striken Masbate
• Man confesses to murder of U.S. volunteer
• Province under security watch after attacks
• Pinoy Text Club
• 'I am the good shepherd'
• Migrant sees silver lining in the clouds
• Sidelines
• Schilling angered by questioning of spot on playoff socks
• Aussie veterans end home careers
• Areva loses out to South Africa's Team Shosholoza
• Cleveland's strong start not an April fool's joke
• Rangers suffer brain cramps in loss to Sabres
• 'Deceitful' Hammers fined but allowed to keep precious points
• World Cup organizers defend event
• Bulls' comeback puts Heat on Miami
• Kisses from Ferguson as United closes in on title
• Massive Statues On Easter Island Are Clues to the Past
• In Brief
• Divided Iraq remembers Saddam
• Russia will counter U.S. shield, Putin says
• Erdogan meets ministers after military warning
• Terrorism fears raise tensions in community of Spanish enclave
• Serbs and NATO await Kosovo ruling
• While some taste good times, Tajik leader grows wary
• Stalked by family honor, some Muslim women hide
• Bush's lame-duck advantage
• Changing Russia's approach to orphans
• What the rest of Africa could learn from Senegal
• In brief
• Taiwan audiences set to get taste of London Symphony Orchestra
• Galleries
• Museums
• Concerts
• Theater
• Events
• In Brief
• Pediatric oncologist receives award for lifetime contribution
• Ma says Taiwan developing into learning society
• Economy shows first sign of growth in 9 months
• Official says Kaoshiung mayor's hospitalization not stroke related
• U.N. bid under name of Taiwan 'difficult,' former official claims
• MAC says still open to torch coming to Taiwan
• U.N. Security Council votes to lift ban on Liberia diamond exports
• Sri Lanka capital sealed off amid fears of Tiger attack
• Fresh violence erupts in Estonia
• Chen calls for unity in primary
• Hu Jintao touts China economy at Beijing forum
• Star Trek's Scotty's Ashes Fly to Space
• Democrats say U.S. has lost its standing and they can restore it
• Nadal advances to final with 71st straight win on clay
• United fights back to beat Everton and extend lead to five points
• Ukrainian president tells supporters that he won't back down from early elections
• Rangers held in bid for Champions League spot
• More U.S. states expand children's health insurance rolls
• Turkey's Islamic-rooted government criticizes military in dispute over election
• Leading scorers in the Bundesliga
• United fights back to beat Everton and extend lead to five points
• Canada ekes past Germany, Swiss down Latvia
• English Soccer Summaries
• English Premier League Scoring Leaders
• Stuttgart beats Moenchengladbach to close in on Schalke
• Nathan Englander Returns With 1st Novel
• Super 14: Stormers defeat Reds 37-24
• Director Michael Grandage Hits Broadway
• PSG secures 3-1 win at Toulouse to move closer to safety
• Soyinka: Writers Are Citizens First
• Deviatovski wins individual all-around finals at European Gymnastics Championships
• Economics minister: Cuba hopes to return to single currency
• Economics minister: Cuba hopes to return to single currency
• German Soccer Summaries
• Mathieu beats Gicquel to reach Casablanca final against Montanes
• Milan beats Torino 1-0 to move into third place in Serie A
• Antennas Find New Life in HDTV Age
• Antennas Find New Life in HDTV Age
• Free HDTV perks up old-fashioned rabbit ears
• Parliament names 9-member committee that will oversee 2009 elections
• English Soccer Capsules
• Ashes of Star Trek's Scotty Fly to Space
• Woman who lost teaching degree over MySpace photo sues university
• Nadal advances to final with 71st straight win on clay
• Shell to sponsor Jazz Fest through 2010
• Desafio Espanol hands BMW Oracle Racing first Louis Vuitton Cup loss
• NASCAR-Aaron's 499 Lineup
• Russell goes first in draft to Raiders, Johnson goes second to Lions
• Legendary south Georgia swine Hogzilla to be portrayed in indie horror movie
• 'Hogzilla' to Hit Big Screen
• Governo turco reage a alerta do Ex
• Gordon wins pole for what could be wild Talladega race.
• Sweden routs Italy, Canada ekes past Germany
• Rebeldes iraquianos tentariam atacar pr
• Sweden routs Italy, Canada ekes past Germany
• Legendary 'Hogzilla' to Hit Big Screen
• Car explodes near Shiite shrine as crowds head to prayers in holy city south of Baghdad, 58 killed
• Memorial opens at site of 19th century massacre of Colorado Indians
• Conan Prepares to Take Over Tonight Show
• Pioneering Documentarian Drew Honored
• 2 deer accidentally open door, visit Pennsylvania retirement home
• Country Star Keith Says Charity Donation
• Country star Toby Keith hosts charity auction to help families of pediatric cancer patients
• Mexico City mayor: government doctors cannot refuse abortions
• Gilchrist launches Australia's final against Sri Lanka with a century
• Caltech will mass produce its own brand of olive oil
• Three players share lead at Spanish Open before darkness suspends third round
• NFL Europa: Olson scoring pass leads Admirals past Thunders 14-10
• Conan O'Brien Says He'll Be a New Rosie
• Gordon wins pole for what could be wild Talladega race.
• Conan Prepares to Take Over Tonight Show
• 12 mortos e um ministro ferido em ataque suicida no Paquist
• Atletico draws 0-0 with Betis in Spanish league
• Milan beats Torino 1-0 to move into third place in Serie A
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• New Orleans Jazz Fest Gets Major Sponsor
• Byron Nelson receiving posthumous honor
• Sri Lankan 's military fire anti-aircraft guns after detecting suspicious planes
• Pirelli deal turns control of Telecom Italia over to Spain's Telefonica with backing of Italian banks
• Shell to Sponsor Jazz Fest Through 2010
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Ballack undergoes ankle operation that could end season
• McCain: `I am prepared to lead, I need no on-the-job training'
• 22 mortos e ministro ferido em ataque suicida no Paquist
• Wangai, Shurkhno win Nashville marathon
• Lyon celebrates sixth title with home win over Le Mans
• Swarming gold gives Australia the feel of a home game in World Cup final
• Ashes of Star Trek's Scotty Fly to Space
• 'Rabbit Ears' Find New Life in HDTV Age
• Kansas City beat Toronto FC 1-0
• Country Star Keith Says Charity Donation
• Memorial opens at site of 19th century massacre of Colorado Indians
• Conan Prepares to Take Over Tonight Show
• Pirelli deal turns control of Telecom Italia over to Spain's Telefonica with backing of Italian banks
• To California crowd, Clinton denounces Bush for Iraq policy
• Centurions use defense to beat Rhein Fire 14-6
• Conan 'Prepares' to Take Over From Leno
• O'Sullivan leads unbeaten Galaxy past Sea Devils
• Dulko to face qualifier Cirstea in Budapest GP final
• Hundreds rally for immigration reform in Houston
• Twins crush Detroit 11-3
• Wolfowitz running into stiffening opposition to keeping World Bank job
• Team USA goes 5-1 against the World in Penn Relays
• Mexico City stages mass 'quinceanera' ball for disadvantaged girls
• Bush tries to inspire breakthrough on immigration bill
• Run machine Jayasuriya passes new milestone in final
• Valencia downs Recreativo 2-0 in Spanish league
• Suspected Tamil rebel plane bombs gas storage facility near Sri Lanka's capital
• Stewart wrestling comments put NASCAR on defense
• Bill Clinton tells University of Michigan graduates they should examine role in changing world
• IRL-Kansas Lottery 300 Lineup
• Abortion is legal in Mexico City but questions and critics remain
• Donald retains Nelson lead going into final round
• Detroit beat San Jose to tie NHL playoffs series at 1-1
• EUA det
• Detroit sweep out Orlando to reach NBA quarterfinals
• Bjork, others bring desert thrills to Coachella music festival in California
• 2007 NFL Draft Selections
• Kanaan breaks 29-race pole drought, will start up front at Kansas
• Russell goes first in draft to Raiders, Johnson goes second to Lions
• Trump makes donation to Schwarzenegger after governor appears on his TV show
• Bjork Wows at Coachella Music Festival
• Mexico City stages mass 'quinceanera' ball for disadvantaged girls
• Bjork Wows at Coachella Music Festival
• Cricket World Cup ends in farce
• Sturm regains WBA title with clear win against Castillejo
• Australia's World Cup Winning Streak
• Est
• McGrath winds up career in typical fashion: among the wickets
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• Ashes of Star Trek's Scotty Fly to Space
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Scorers of most centuries in one-day international cricket
• Donald retains Nelson lead going into final round
• Gilchrist launches Australia's final against Sri Lanka with a century
• Ochoa rallies to take lead in her first event as No. 1
• Pakistani interior minister wounded, 22 killed in suicide bombing
• Malaysia's ruling coalition defeats Anwar's party in by-election
• Helicopter crash on busy street kills 8 in central Philippine city
• Explosion near Shiite shrine in Iraq kills 58; U.S. announces 9 American deaths
• India's booming growth spurs inflation, putting squeeze on consumers
• A backwater Afghan village straddles the fence between government and the Taliban
• Federal agents try to staunch tidal wave of illegal seafood
• Scar-free surgery? Doctors study operating through body's own openings
• Generals, diplomats, Democrats agree: Global warming threatens national security
• Sturm regains WBA title with clear win against Castillejo
• Israel's army decides whether a woman's place is on the battlefield
• Bush speaks to college graduates, tries to inspire breakthrough on immigration bill
• Bones throw vivid light on 18th-century earthquake that destroyed Lisbon
• In California, Democratic presidential contenders compete to denounce Iraq war
• Ochoa rallies to take lead in her first event as No. 1
• Twins crush Detroit 11-3
• Chavez says Venezuela will meet all of energy needs of leftist allies
• Boxing gets a big fight, and hopes for a great one
• After years of feeling powerless in relations with the West, Russian leader is combative, defiant
• Royal's reach across political divide raises stakes in tense French presidential race
• Turkey's pro-Islamic government criticizes military in dispute over presidential election
• Former Guatemalan dictator nominated for congressional seat
• In California, Democratic presidential contenders compete to denounce Iraq war
• Trump Gives Donation to Schwarzenegger
• Former U.S. senator Carol Moseley Braun breaks wrist in mugging in Chicago
• Former U.S. senator Carol Moseley Braun breaks wrist in mugging in Chicago
• Detroit sweep out Orlando to reach NBA quarterfinals
• Chavez says Venezuela will meet all of energy needs of leftist allies
• Budget impact could hold up money for armored vehicles saving lives in Iraq
• Bjork Sizzles in California Desert
• Trump Gives Donation to Schwarzenegger
• Bjork Wows at Coachella Music Festival
• Chavez says Venezuela will meet all of energy needs of leftist allies
• A mystery "who's in it?": Super 14 down to wire for semifinal spots
• A mystery "who's in it?": Super 14 down to wire for semifinal spots
• Bjork Brings Cool to Sizzling California
• A mystery "who's in it?": Super 14 down to wire for semifinal spots
• Prime minister among sleepless Australians on Sunday morning
• Duno's driver coach has had plenty of notable students
• Kansas City beat Toronto FC 1-0
• US man arrested for allegedly stealing 26 cars to see girlfriend
• Mexico City stages mass 'quinceanera' ball for disadvantaged girls
• Detroit sweep out Orlando to reach NBA quarterfinals
• Mexico City stages mass 'quinceanera' ball for disadvantaged girls
• Diaz stops Freitas to win unification bout
• Debaters Question if Hip-Hop Hates Women
• Cardinals nemesis Zambrano leads Cubs to win
• Baltimore defeat Indians with bizarre run correction
• Chavez and Big Oil gear up for struggle over Venezuela's oil future
• Diaz stops Freitas to win unification bout
• Taiwanese company lures illegal DVD sellers online to punish copyright violators
• Detroit beat San Jose to tie NHL playoffs series at 1-1
• Trump Gives Donation to Schwarzenegger
• Baltimore defeat Indians with bizarre run correction
• Cardinals nemesis Zambrano leads Cubs to win
• Philippine air force grounds Huey helicopters after crash that killed 9, officials say
• China raises reserve ratio for banks in renewed effort to cool investment
• Baltimore defeat Indians with bizarre run correction
• Detroit sweep out Orlando to reach NBA quarterfinals
• Kansas City beat Toronto FC 1-0
• Gilchrist's innings shattered our World Cup dream, says Jayawardene
• Gilchrist launches Australia's final triumph against Sri Lanka with a century
• McGrath winds up career in typical fashion: among the wickets
• Philippine air force grounds Huey helicopters after crash that killed 9, officials say
• Baltimore defeat Indians with bizarre run correction
• PM says Australians understand need for atomic power
• Cricket World Cup officials admit they didn't know the rules
• 'Rabbit Ears' Find New Life in HDTV Age
• Malaysia Anwar's party disputes ruling coalition's victory in by-election
• Royal's campaign for the presidency marks breakthrough for women in France
• Storm remains undefeated, Cowboys end Sea Eagles' unbeaten run
• Storm remains undefeated, Cowboys end Sea Eagles' unbeaten run
• Ireland faces election after president dissolves parliament
• Ireland faces May 24 election after president dissolves parliament
• Police Say Man Was Love-Struck Thief
• Ireland faces May 24 election after president dissolves parliament
• Croatian former Prime Minister Ivica Racan dies at 63
• Croatian former Prime Minister Ivica Racan dies at 63
• Tens of thousands of Turks protest Islamic-rooted government
• Croatian former Prime Minister Ivica Racan dies at 63
• Turkish foreign minister says he will not withdraw bid for presidency
• German industrial workers stage brief strikes seeking wage increase up to 6.5 percent
• Tens of thousands of Turks protest Islamic-rooted government
• Legendary 'Hogzilla' to Hit Big Screen
• Tens of thousands of Turks protest Islamic-rooted government
• Axel Madsen, prolific biographer, dies in Los Angeles
• Russians Bid Farewell to Rostropovich
• Malians vote in an election seen as model for Africa
• Russians Bid Farewell to Rostropovich
• Kibet leads podium sweep for Kenya in Vienna Marathon
• Hong Kong's Viva Pataca wins QEII Cup
• Weber suspended three games for hit to head of German player
• Kibet leads podium sweep for Kenya in Vienna Marathon
• Jailed politicians use cell phones to woo voters from jail
• Body of slain Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer returns home to South Africa
• Busted Busker _ No Proof of Rabies Shots
• French presidential election heads into final week with Sarkozy leading in polls
• Croatian former prime minister Ivica Racan dies at 63
• Weber suspended three games for hit to head of German player
• Serbia offers Kosovo self-rule, short of full secession
• Construction starts on largest coal mine in China's far west
• Construction starts on largest coal mine in China's far west
• More than 300,000 Turks protest Islamic-rooted government
• Pope ordains 22 men, including Vatican photographer's son, in ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica
• More than 300,000 Turks protest Islamic-rooted government
• Russians Bid Farewell to Rostropovich
• Trial runs on subway for Beijing Olympics to start in June
• Austrian Ski Federation's legal expert criticizes Olympics ban for athletes
• Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich Buried
• Weber suspended three games for hit to head of German player
• 2 reportedly die in clash between Indian farmers, communist party supporters
• Leeds United faces investigation after pitch invasion
• Rodiles takes two-stroke lead into final round of Spanish Open
• Pope ordains 22 men, including Vatican photographer's son, in ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica
• German industrial workers stage brief strikes seeking wage increase up to 6.5 percent
• At least 300,000 Turks protest Islamic-rooted government
• Rop wins Hamburg Marathon by one second
• Nepal hopes to lure more Bangladeshi tourists, officials say
• Nepal hopes to lure more Bangladeshi tourists, officials say
• Costs of cutting greenhouse gases expected to take center stage at climate talks
• Turkish foreign minister says he will not withdraw bid for presidency
• Dulko wins first WTA title in Budapest
• Eriksson ready to coach again
• PSV wins 20th Dutch league title
• Di Luca wins ProTour's classic Liege-Bastogne-Liege
• Weber suspended three games for hit to head of German player
• Allardyce resigns as Bolton manager
• Di Luca wins ProTour's classic Liege-Bastogne-Liege
• Finland beats Denmark to improve to 2-0
• Sri Lanka improves on World Cup-winning side but still falls short
• Australia close to perfection in World Cup full of problems
• South Korean tycoon, son in trouble over reported beating of bar workers
• Finland beats Denmark to improve to 2-0
• Malians vote in election seen as democratic model for Africa
• Di Luca wins ProTour's classic Liege-Bastogne-Liege
• Roma and Lazio play to 0-0 draw in derby
• Di Luca wins ProTour's classic Liege-Bastogne-Liege
• Former 'Idol' Finalist Sierra Arrested
• Portman Endorses Microloans for Women
• Close to perfection as Australia wins third World Cup title in a row
• Natalie Portman endorses microloan programs for women in developing countries
• Lazio goalkeeper Peruzzi announces retirement
• Spain's Crown Princess Letizia gives birth to baby girl
• Finland beats Denmark to improve to 2-0, Czech Republic downs Austria
• This NFL draft had good, bad and truly ugly
• With Champions League hopes dashed, Bayern set for overhaul
• Shutout puts Valencia in fourth
• Loss shows Cards face rough ride ahead
• Brodeur makeover helps Devils trump Senators
• Bears regain their edge after losing three straight
• Officials admit they got rules wrong in final
• Iverson reverts to selfish ways as Nuggets fall to Spurs at home
• Australia takes Cup in farcical finish
• In Brief
• Patch said to measure pet's stress level
• Being snobbish found hurting business for luxury good sellers
• Doctors study operating via body's own openings
• OOCL winner of CIFFA award
• APL, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd plan to upgrade Indamex run
• 'Ocean Fantasy Carnival' draws big crowd in Keelung
• TOC Europe to explore growth prospects
• Evergreen carriers adopt unified name
• Airbus details job cuts, reportedly to lay off 4,100 workers in France
• Takeover bid for Qantas too low, says key investor
• U.S. airline sector sees sunnier skies as Delta recovers
• U.S.-EU aim to boost economic ties
• Report says Wolfowitz to stay in job
• Property fund chief remains optimistic about Taiwan's real estate growth prospects
• Proposal to allow PRC tourists seen boosting economy
• Chinese interest in savings dwindles with soaring stocks
• Beijing raises reserve requirements
• In Brief
• Malaysia claims foreign workers to blame for rise in tuberculosis
• Malaysian Anwar's party bitterly disputes ruling coalition's by-election victory
• Leading orchestral conductor flees Hong Kong due to pollution
• Hundreds protest in Afghanistan over civilian deaths in U.S. raid
• Militants suspected for Pakistan attack
• Atmar bemoans militant attacks on Kabul kids
• In Brief
• Russia beginning to flex its muscle
• Explosions rock Baghdad as death toll rises from Karbala attack
• Croatia's Racan dies at age 63 of liver, brain cancer
• Police hold hundreds in Estonia
• It's a man's world costing US$80 billion a year
• Pettiness is not presidential
• Malians pride themselves on deeply rooted tradition of consensus politics
• Sudan's refugees complain world neglecting them
• Environment's spy in the sky gets a new lease of life
• Global warming seen threatening national security
• ST reports 1st quarter revenues
• Magic Mommy Party at Sunworld Dynasty
• Regent appoints new executive
• The Netherlands as a place for business investment
• Firm nabs illegal DVD sellers online by posing as buyers
• Families rally in support of anti-spanking
• DPP whip warns candidates to stop bickering or face boycott
• Activists say Taitung resort will hurt marine ecosystem
• In Brief
• Kaohsiung denies mayor stroke rumors
• Defeated KMT lawmaker accuses rival of wrongdoing, ruling party of cover-up
• Opaque buyout process seen hurting local firms
• Rights group calls for larger wage hike
• Vice president, premier urged to stop bickering
• Thousands protest Islamic-rooted Turk government
• Cricket fans sent fleeing by Tiger air raids
• Amnesty says Beijing violating rights in name of 2008 Olympics
• Chen indignant over WHO snub
• China lets Taiwan invest in shipping, container firms
• Australian cities facing 'Big Dry' water shortages
• Unpreserved Freedoms in Hong Kong
• Yao's Speech Helps Taiwan Knock on WHO Door
• Corruption Exemption Clause Insult to Taiwanese People
• DPP Government Sinking into an All or Nothing Predicament
• Taiwan briefs US before rejecting Olympic torch relay offer
• Chinese official hopes to visit Taiwan
• Wang uninterested in talks about Ma-Wang ticket
• Prosecutors urge president to drop commutation plan
• Nadal wins third Barcelona title in a row with 72nd straight win on clay
• Roma and Lazio play to 0-0 draw in derby
• Recent Work Underscores Lauer's Eminence
• Spain's Crown Princess Letizia gives birth to baby girl
• Former 'Idol' Finalist Sierra Arrested
• Portman Endorses Microloans for Women
• Squash ball does the trick for Gilchrist
• Hearts still in contention for UEFA Cup spot after beating Celtic
• PSV wins Dutch league title
• Poppy eradication team attacked in southern Afghanistan; 4 wounded
• Allardyce resigns as Bolton manager
• Mathieu dominates Montanes to win Casablanca final
• Jury selection to begin for California deputy in videotaped shooting
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Kroenke's Arsenal takeover bid will be resisted, says director
• 19 1/2 months later, day for Delta to exit bankruptcy arrives
• Nadal wins Barcelona title for 72nd straight win on clay
• Kroenke's Arsenal takeover bid will be resisted, says director
• Cities declare immigrant sanctuaries as feds crack down
• Former "American Idol" finalist arrested for aggravated battery
• PSV wins Dutch league title
• Sevilla downs Espanyol 3-1 in Spanish league
• Fulham one point from relegation zone after losing 3-1 at Arsenal
• Tenet Faces Backlash Over Memoir
• Egyptian judges protest increasing working age to 70
• 700,000 Turks in protest over pro-Islamic government
• After three years in the shadows, former CIA chief Tenet faces backlash over memoir
• Sri Lanka coach undecided on his future
• Sri Lanka improves on World Cup-winning side but still falls short
• Chavez says Venezuela will meet all of energy needs of leftist allies
• 'Disturbia' Earns $9.1M As Spidey Looms
• Spidey looms as `Disturbia' retains No. 1 spot with $9.1 million
• BMW Oracle Racing wins to start of second Louis Vuitton Cup stage
• Japanese Patch Measures Pet Stress
• Turkey's democratic institutions labor in shadow of military
• Mathieu dominates Montanes to win Casablanca final
• Cellist Rostropovich Buried to Applause
• Nadal wins Barcelona title for 72nd straight win on clay
• Next-generation toys read brain waves, may help kids focus
• Fulham one point from relegation zone after losing 3-1 at Arsenal
• Former "American Idol" finalist arrested for aggravated battery
• Writer Shriver Hopes to Up U.S. Profile
• Nadal wins Barcelona title for 72nd straight win on clay
• Former 'Idol' Finalist Sierra Arrested
• Gritty Pittsburgh Embraces the Arts
• Spain's Crown Princess Letizia gives birth to baby girl
• Bremen wastes chance to take first place in Bundesliga
• Bayliss denies Toseland a double in nail-baiting finish at Assen
• After Dow's big jump over 13,000, investors await data on spending, employment
• Querrey, Kunitsyn win first round matches
• Egypt Seeks Loans of Overseas Artifacts
• Fulham one point from relegation zone after losing 3-1 at Arsenal
• Bordeaux beats rival Lens 1-0
• Czech Republic, Finland, U.S. qualify for second round in ice hockey
• Austrian Ski Federation's legal expert criticizes Olympics ban for athletes
• Hulenberg wins English A1 Grand Prix
• Gore says Canadian government's climate change plan a 'fraud' designed to mislead Canadians
• Leader Barcelona edges Levante 1-0 in Spanish league; Sevilla downs Espanyol 3-1
• Mexico Catholic Church pledges to continue fight against legalized abortion
• Surrey scores 496 for limited-overs world record
• Hulenberg wins English A1 Grand Prix
• Czech Republic, Finland, U.S. qualify for second round in ice hockey
• Bulls snuff out defending champ Miami
• Hulenberg wins British A1 Grand Prix
• Ferrari, Giovannini win gold for Italy at European gymnastics championships
• Hugo Chavez: Fidel Castro 'in charge' again
• Inter celebrates title with 3-1 win over Empoli; Roma and Lazio draw 0-0 in derby
• Scotland Yard Calls Fashion Police
• Rice says next Iraq war spending bill could be derailed over 'consequences'
• US presidential candidate McCain defends conservative credentials
• Olympiakos draws with Egaleo 1-1 in Greek league
• California highway interchange collapses after tanker catches fire
• Leader Barcelona edges Levante 1-0 in Spanish league; Madrid downs Bilbao 4-1
• Iraqi Artists Look to Spruce Up Baghdad
• New England holds on to beat Dallas 1-0
• `Legally Blonde' Falters Musically
• Bordeaux beats rival Lens 1-0; Marseille downs Sochaux 4-2
• Nadal wins Barcelona title for 72nd straight win on clay
• Review: 'Legally Blonde' Only Fitful Fun
• Cardinals reliever Josh Hancock killed in SUV crash
• New Zealand cricketer Dick Motz dead at 67
• Egyptian security forces arrest at least a dozen Brotherhood members, including two lawmakers
• `Legally Blonde,' a lavish, energetic musical that moves but does nOt sing
• Soprano Erika Sunnegardh Returns to Met
• New Orleans Jazz Fest-goers indulge in mouthwatering food favorites
• Porto loses ground in Portuguese title race, Sporting closes in
• New Orleans is still great place for musicians
• Gordon wins under caution, moves past Earnhardt on career wins list
• Egypt Seeks Loans of Overseas Artifacts
• New Zealand cricketer Dick Motz dead at 67
• Mexico Catholic Church tells doctors not to perform abortions under new law
• Soprano Erika Sunnegardh back at Met year after her surprise debut
• Verplank finally wins Nelson tournament
• Rookie coach Keane guides Sunderland to promotion
• Cavalleri wins Corona Morelia Championship
• Clinton doubts Bush will pull troops from Iraq
• Barthez poised to quit Nantes after altercation with angry fans
• Nadal wins third successive Barcelona title
• Gordon wins under caution, moves past Earnhardt on career wins list
• Ex-'Idol' Finalist Charged With Battery
• Red Sox pour on misery for Yankees
• Rangers beat Buffalo in double overtime
• Sao Caetano upsets Santos 2-0 in Sao Paulo state championship final
• California highway interchange collapses after tanker catches fire; commuting problems ahead
• Wheldon wins at Kansas, builds momentum for Indianapolis 500
• Cavalleri wins Corona Morelia Championship
• Gordon wins under caution, moves past Earnhardt on career wins list
• Wheldon wins at Kansas, builds momentum for Indianapolis 500
• Holliday's late homer powers Rockies past Atlanta
• Atlas win demotes Queretaro in Mexican soccer
• Cavalleri wins Corona Morelia Championship
• Bulls snuff out defending champ Miami
• ANALYSIS: Early primary makes California more than a political cash machine
• Gore calls Canadian climate change plan a 'fraud' designed to mislead citizens
• Red Sox pour on misery for Yankees
• Champions League: Liverpool and Milan need to recover defeats to avoid fruitless season
• Poppy eradication team attacked in southern Afghanistan; 4 wounded
• In legal-medical debate over shaken-baby syndrome, studies disagree
• Dozens of nilgai antelope killed in Texas to stop tick spread
• How meth came to one American Indian reservation and took hold
• San Lorenzo takes 4-point lead in Argentine first-division race
• IRL-Kansas Lottery 300 Lineup
• News-Filled Weeks Highlight Lauer's Role
• Sarkozy vs. Royal debate on candidates minds' as French election enters last week
• Duno stays out of trouble, gains experience in IndyCar Series debut
• Wheldon wins at Kansas, builds momentum for Indianapolis 500
• Mears not angry with buddy Johnson after accident
• After 3 years in the shadows, former CIA chief Tenet faces backlash over memoir
• Japanese leader reaps higher approval rating following summit trip to U.S.
• Tulowitzki's rare unassisted triple play helps Colorado win
• Chavez pledges oil, financing to allies in Latin America
• Bodies of Chinese killed in Ethiopia arrive home
• New England holds on to beat Dallas 1-0
• California highway interchange collapses after tanker catches fire; commuting problems ahead
• Philippine mayor dies of gunshot wounds as election violence heats up
• Bulls snuff out defending champ Miami
• Colombian prosecutor probing U.S. firms in Washington visit
• Rangers beat Buffalo in double overtime
• Chavez pledges oil, financing to allies in Latin America
• South Korea proposes military talks with North on cross-border railway tests
• Police finish questioning South Korean tycoon over alleged beating incident
• US cities declare immigrant sanctuaries as federal authorities crack down
• Singapore's unemployment rises to 2.9 percent in first quarter even as economy adds jobs
• South Korea proposes military talks with North on cross-border railway tests
• Concern over U.S. gasoline supply keeps floor under oil prices
• Hugo Chavez: Fidel Castro 'in charge' again
• Google nudges US state governments to make records databases more accessible
• Investigators: Problems abound for U.S. in rebuilding Iraq
• Chavez pledges oil, financing to allies in Latin America
• Blind Pilot Flies From London to Sydney
• Bulls snuff out defending champ Heat
• Australian explosives maker Orica predicts "significantly higher" annual earnings
• Suspected insurgents kill two Buddhists, behead one, in southern Thailand
• After major facelift, day for Delta to exit bankruptcy arrives
• New Zealand stocks rise on low volume, takeover activity
• U.S. military reports 4 soldiers killed in Baghdad, including 3 in single roadside bombing
• Thai information minister says Singapore's Temasek should not be prosecuted
• Malaysia issues advice for Muslim astronaut to tackle religious hurdles in space
• Italy's Eni buys Dominion's Gulf of Mexico assets for US$4.8 billion
• 'Sesame Street' Returns to Israel
• Climate change conference opens with calls for quick action to reduce global warming
• Veteran Indian actress Moushumi Chatterjee gorged on sweets to gain weight for new movie
• Taiwan shares fall on disappointing China news
• Naomi Campbell says she's at peace with tabloid editor at center of privacy lawsuit
• Boat carrying local tourists capsizes in central Vietnam, 8 dead
• Malaysian tycoon makes takeover offer for country's biggest cell phone company Maxis
• Turkish government under pressure to call early elections, stock market plunges 8 percent
• Former prime minister says discrimination against Muslims rising in Australia
• Australian stocks edge up with mixed performances across sectors
• Concern over U.S. gasoline supply keeps floor under oil prices
• Turkish government under pressure to call early elections, stock market plunges 8 percent
• Poll: Centrists favor Royal for French presidency, though Sarkozy still ahead
• Small explosion hits police office in Corsica ahead of candidate's visit
• Euro slips against U.S. dollar
• Australian government says Al-Qaida supporter won't sell his story
• Protests in Turkey highlight old tensions between secularism and Islam
• Italy's Eni buys Dominion's Gulf of Mexico assets for US$4.8 billion
• Turkish government under pressure to call early elections, stock market plunges 8 percent
• Snowsill, Robertson lead world championships squad
• Snowsill, Robertson lead world championships squad
• Rights group says China has failed to keep promises on human rights for Olympics
• Turkish government under pressure to call early elections, stock market plunges 8 percent
• Health experts in U.S. say shortage of farm animal veterinarians could lead to disease outbreaks
• Regulators approve Porsche's bid for Volkswagen
• Turkish government under pressure to call early elections, stock market plunges 8 percent
• Bodycote shares drop after Sulzer drops its offer for the business
• Cambodia's National Assembly passes law against money laundering, terrorist financing
• Hong Kong shares drop 1 percent, China's credit tightening hurts sentiment
• South Korea's main stock index falls on banks; won declines
• China shares hit record high as earnings overcome reserve rate hike
• Chinese scholar introduces Taiwanese audience to thoughts on Confucius
• Philippine shares drop on higher rates forecast
• Russia's Poliakov suspended pending doping ruling
• Turkish government under pressure to call early elections, stock market plunges 8 percent
• Singapore's United Overseas Bank to invest in Chinese bank
• HSBC sells London HQ to Metrovacesa in record U.K. property deal
• Blatter says backup hosts available for 2010 World Cup
• 888 Holdings says full-year earnings rise 55 percent
• Aluminum Corp. of China triples in first day of trading in Shanghai
• Aluminum Corp. of China triples in first day of trading in Shanghai
• U.S. military reports 5 troops killed in Baghdad, including 3 in single roadside bombing
• Indonesian shares fall below psychological 2,000 level, tracking declines in Asian markets
• Malaysian tycoon makes takeover offer for country's biggest cell phone company Maxis
• Hundreds of industrial workers walk off jobs in Germany amid wage talks
• Sammy Lee appointed Bolton manager, replacing Allardyce
• Taiwan's China Airlines sustains 1st quarter loss
• Council of Europe head tells Turkish military to keep out of politics
• Ukrainian lawmakers vote for simultaneous early presidential, parliamentary ballot
• Hossa, Demitra, Gaborik bolster Slovak roster and medal hopes
• Taiwan's UMC posts lowest quarterly net profit in 21 months
• Taiwan's UMC posts lowest quarterly net profit in 21 months
• Free trade pact with U.S. seen boosting SKorea's growth 0.6 percent a year over 10 years
• Free trade pact with U.S. seen boosting SKorea's growth 0.6 percent a year over 10 years
• Cable & Wireless shares rise on report of possible breakup
• Sammy Lee appointed Bolton manager, replacing Allardyce
• Telecom Italia deal ends long battle for control of former state monopoly
• Schwartzel wins Spanish Open
• Kazakh, Japanese companies sign 24 atomic energy cooperation deals
• Concern over U.S. gasoline supply keeps floor under oil prices
• Workers find courthouse toilet clogged with hashish
• Glaxo says FDA gave approval to allergy nasal spray