英文新聞列表 English News List

• Malaysian stock index falls as banking shares suffer
• Flanker George Smith wins Super 14 Australian player of the series award
• British foreign secretary says Hong Kong should have full democracy soon
• Iran seeks Arab support for nuclear program, but finds cool response
• France's new immigration minister rules out mass normalization of illegal immigrants
• Pub company Mitchells & Butlers considers joint venture to spin off property assets
• NKorea warns SKorea would face 'consequences' over sea border dispute
• Chinese toddler dies of viral disease, second fatality in outbreak that has infected hundreds
• Singapore records sharp rise in dengue cases amid warmer weather
• Indian and Mexican ministers take steps to boost trade
• Indian and Mexican ministers take steps to boost trade
• Officials: Militant killed in Lebanon fighting is suspect in failed Germany train bombing
• Malaysian official: Indonesian maids staying away due to low wages
• Official: China has no immediate plans for more Blackstone-style foreign deals
• Official: China has no immediate plans for more Blackstone-style foreign deals
• Malaysia health officers to probe confusion over premature born baby
• Liverpool hopes for straightforward win this time
• Taiwan trade negotiator aims to boost U.S. ties
• Australian rugby league result
• Malaysia join's Asia in curbing hand-carried liquids on flights
• Popolare di Milano to buy Poplare dell'Emilia Romagna
• Germany, France to hold talks about future of EADS in Toulouse in July
• Indian Kashmir shuts down to mark deaths of 2 separatist leaders
• China's markets take interest rate hike in stride, reassuring investors elsewhere
• China's markets take interest rate hike in stride, reassuring investors elsewhere
• Singapore: Extradition pact with Indonesia boosts ties but may create problems
• Indonesia's Medco plans to spend US$500 million on gas block in Aceh
• Elan, Wyeth plan advanced trials for anti-Alzheimer's drug; Elan shares surge
• Voting starts on islands to pick Ireland's next government; national election Thursday
• Milan hopes to avoid another penalty shootout
• China's markets hit new records as investors take interest rate hike in stride
• Lowe's 1st quarter profit falls 12.1 percent; company cites housing slump
• China's markets hit new records as investors take interest rate hike in stride
• China's markets hit new records as investors take interest rate hike in stride
• Reports: Putin wants to "intensify dialogue" with EU on agricultural imports
• Blackstone initial public offering could raise up to $4.75 billion
• France's new immigration minister rules out mass legalization of undocumented immigrants
• Struggling Pfizer's research chief and CFO to retire by end of year
• Singapore shares end flat despite govt forecast of stronger economic growth
• Sumitomo Mitsui reports 36 percent drop in fiscal year profit
• Indonesian shares end at fresh high on steady rupiah, regional gains
• Blackstone initial public offering could raise up to $4.75 billion
• Champions League final features two non-champions
• Man with long criminal record arrested in attack on former senator, charged with robbery
• Lowe's 1st quarter profit falls 12.1 percent; company cites housing slump
• Arroyo to assure Japanese investors she is working on Senate ratification of economic pact
• Thai shares flat as telecoms stocks weaken, offset energy gains
• First test: England vs. West Indies Scores
• 'Shrek' Sets Animated Record With $122M
• Other hard-liners are gone, but Cheney still fills role as foreign-policy heavy
• Richardson highlights Hispanic and Western roots in formal campaign launch
• Afghan parliament suspends outspoken female lawmaker after critical TV interview
• First test heads toward draw after rain stops play with West Indies 42-0
• Hong Kong shares inch up despite China's tightening measures
• Indian shares advance; banks, Reliance lead gains
• Gunmen kill seven people in attack on bus
• Most Asian markets rise as Chinese investors brush off rate hike, lift shares to new highs
• Most Asian markets rise as Chinese investors brush off rate hike, lift shares to new highs
• Bangladesh vs. India scores
• Bangladesh vs. India scores
• South Korean shares hit fresh record on shipbuilders, gains in Chinese stocks
• Sly Fined for Importing Restricted Drugs
• Once Belgium's biggest Internet success, now L&H is biggest fraud trial
• Reports: Putin wants to 'intensify dialogue' with EU on agricultural imports
• Alltel Corp., owner of U.S.'s largest cell-phone network, agrees to buyout for $24.8 billion
• Struggling Pfizer's research chief and CFO to retire by end of year
• Remote islanders first to pick Ireland's next government; national vote Thursday
• New opposition party upsets Socialists to win most votes in Bulgaria's first EU elections
• Saks 1st-quarter profit falls from year-ago period helped by gains, sales rise 16 percent
• Bangladesh struggles on 160-8 at tea after India declared on 387-8
• Bangladesh struggles on 160-8 at tea after India declared on 387-8
• Agencies withdraw reports that Russia could raise stake in EADS
• Police beat back 200 villagers who tried to break Tata car factory boundary wall
• Richardson highlights Hispanic and Western roots in formal campaign launch
• Bangladesh anti-corruption court sentences former PM aide
• U.N. rights chief says Suu Kyi release needed for democracy in Myanmar
• China's markets take interest rate hike in stride, reassuring investors elsewhere
• Carter says his remarks on Bush were "careless or misinterpreted"
• Angelina Jolie inspired by lessons from Mariane Pearl in 'A Mighty Heart'
• Egypt arrests 45 Muslim Brotherhood members in ongoing crackdown
• Reports: Putin wants to 'intensify dialogue' with EU on agricultural imports
• Wolves sold to Liverpool businessman
• Thai tech minister says existing mobile phone concessions invalid, to be renegotiated
• Official: Chinese investment fund hopes to avoid political backlash
• Saudi firm buys GE Plastics for $9 billion
• Romanian prime minister vows to remain in office despite failing to impeach president
• Alltel Corp., owner of U.S.'s largest cell-phone network, agrees to buyout for $24.8 billion
• Angelina Jolie inspired by lessons from Mariane Pearl in 'A Mighty Heart'
• Richardson highlights Hispanic and Western roots in formal campaign launch
• Campbell Soup posts 31 percent profit rise, raises 2007 guidance
• Euro slips against U.S. dollar, hits high against yen
• Roddick advances to second round of Hypo Group
• Merrill Lynch purchases minority stake in hedge fund GSO Capital; terms undisclosed
• Greek scalpers arrested, charging euro2,500 for Champions League tickets
• Carter says his remarks on Bush were "careless or misinterpreted"
• Saks 1st-quarter profit falls from year-ago period helped by gains, sales rise 16 percent
• Lebanese army pounds Palestinian camp in fight against militants; Death toll near 50
• GE's $9 billion sale of plastics division to go to stock buyback
• 5 police officers, 1 fan injured in Hansa Rostock promotion celebrations
• Norwegian police seize 175,000 doses of illegal performance enhancing drugs
• U.S. stocks trade mixed as investors pause after run of acquisitions
• Former Creed frontman Scott Stapp arrested at Boca Raton home, charged with assault
• Yacht at Cannes Film Festival spills fuel on Riviera beaches
• Carter says his remarks on Bush were "careless or misinterpreted"
• Lebanese army pounds Palestinian camp in fight against militants; Death toll near 50
• GE's $11.6 billion sale of plastics division to go to stock buyback
• Campbell Soup posts 31 percent profit rise, raises 2007 guidance
• Bremen uses option to keep Almeida, insists Klose staying too
• Romanian president criticized for alleged comment against journalist
• Lindsay Lohan, Cameron Diaz, Victoria Beckham among the presenters at the MTV Movie Awards
• Rare Raphael portrait to be sold at auction
• Bill Nighy Talks Tentacles, `Pirates 3'
• Bush expresses confidence in Iraqi prime minister
• South Korean gamers get sneak preview of StarCraft sequel
• Pakistani rescuers save crew of Sierra Leone freighter sinking in Arabian Sea
• Five industry banking trade groups endorse mortgage reform principles as housing woes worsen
• Early primary will give Florida big say in US presidential election
• Poll forecasts large victory for Sarkozy's right in legislative vote
• German Social Democrats pep up leadership in struggle with poor polls, leftist competition
• U.S. dollar, gold higher in late European trading
• Carter says his remarks on Bush were "careless or misinterpreted"
• Lindsay Lohan, Cameron Diaz, Victoria Beckham among the presenters at the MTV Movie Awards
• Muslim Brotherhood member in Syria receives 12-year prison sentence
• U.S. gasoline prices at the pump set new record, crude futures little changed
• Iraqi Shiite leader says he suffers from "limited tumor," to be treated in Iran
• Milan hopes to avoid another penalty shootout
• Play ends its run in New York City apartments
• U.S. Justices rule against consumers in suit against phone companies
• EU ministers agree new Europe-wide rules for consumer loans
• Bush expresses confidence in Iraqi prime minister
• Romario's 1,000th goal cause for celebrations, relief in Brazil
• Finland's Patria to provide 260 armored vehicles to South Africa
• Hopeful ousted in taekwondo
• Despite win, Yankees still on the brink
• 釢hosen One' Romario writes his own goal history
• Jankovic comes full circle in Rome
• Rossi worried tire problems hampering bid
• Equalizer in injury time keeps Real Madrid on top
• Spurs give young Jazz lesson in playoff basketball
• Final minute fall lands Wings in trouble
• "A Taste of Thai" at Royal Hsinchu
• Five Kaohsiung schools to become Microsoft 'Future Schools'
• Evergreen presents party package
• Evergreen Taipei offers rice dumplings
• Regent upgrades IT service
• Evergreen offers festival delicacy
• Taiwan museums urged to promote conservation science
• In Brief
• Over 45 million said to have cast vote for world's 7 new wonders
• Stallone fined for importing banned drugs into Sydney
• Asian directors break cultural barriers by going West
• Yen hits record low against euro after G-8 meeting
• Taiex rises 1.34% on Wall Street, China gains
• China to invest US$3b in equity firm Blackstone
• Qantas woos shareholders after takeover flop
• Budget carrier Air Deccan aims for top spot in India's crowded skies
• China's markets take rate hike in stride
• Formosa Plastics shares surge on on listing report
• Q1 current-account surplus rises to US$8.78b on increase in exports
• Philips sells shares of TSMC, cutting its stake to 8.13%
• In Brief
• Indonesian fisherman catches rare ancient fish
• Afghan poppy crop rising, U.S. and NATO forces urged to step up war on drugs
• PRC farmers protest 'one-child' policy
• Philippine mayor killed in local election violence
• Pakistan judges suspend Chaudhry investigation
• In Brief
• U.S. senators start to debate immigration
• Irish islanders begin early voting in test of Ahern's Fianna Fail party
• Arab leaders cool as Iran lobbies for nuke program
• Fatah Islam latest threat to Lebanon security
• Top U.S. senator predicts Gonzales may step down
• Taiwan has chance to gain 'win-win' in ties 'down under'
• Wolfowitz legacy reviving Asian Monetary Fund
• Rusting remnants of brutal war threaten peace talks in Uganda
• South Africa battles alien fish threat in area still rich in biodiversity
• Legacy of terror haunting war survivors in Kashmir
• Polar bears face uncertain future as icy homes thaw
• Chen points finger at Beijing for deadlock on direct flights
• In Brief
• Japan dental supplier sorry for remarks
• Nantou closes scenic route to tour buses, vans
• Shieh wants GIO to take role of 'good idea office'
• KMT slams regulator's 'double standards' in TV row
• DPP council whip disrupts meeting by throwing feces at KMT colleague
• KMT sues education minister over renaming of CKS memorial
• Lu expects new Cabinet to help DPP in 2008 poll
• President seeks win-win situation in development
• China unlikely to give in to critics on Darfur issue
• Israel steps up attacks on Palestinian militants
• Lebanese tanks take aim at Islamists
• AIT's Young says time not ripe for U.S.-Taiwan FTA
• Child sellers sentenced to 12 years in jail
• Chang touts importance of better China relations
• Government seeking to combine UN referendum with legislative or presidential poll: president
• Taipei City Government removes banners blocking CKS hall
• Taipei City Government renames plaza in front of Presidential Offce
• Chunghwa Telecom, Microsoft form strategic alliance
• UMC inaugurates new R&D headquarters in Tainan
• Latest MasterIndex of Travel predicts slowdown in growth of outbound travel across Asia-Pacific in first half of 2007
• Citibank rolls out unprecedented rewards program
• Diabetes drug Avandia raises the risk of heart attacks, study suggests
• Struggling Pfizer's research chief and CFO to leave by end of year
• Bangladesh anti-corruption court sentences former PM aide
• Florida bypasses other states to move up presidential primary, shaking up US 2008 election
• Music group EMI agrees to offer from private equity group
• Napolitano wins ninth stage
• West Indies reaches 89-0 at tea as first test against England heads toward draw
• Germany seeks extradition of civil rights firebrand's daughter over 1996 IRA attack
• Unicredit's takeover of Capitalia appears to wrap up Italy's merger mania
• Diabetes drug Avandia raises the risk of heart attacks, study suggests
• Lebanese army pounds Palestinian camp in fight against militants; Death toll near 50
• Napolitano wins ninth stage
• British America's Cup team purchases training boat
• Belgium celebrates the centennial of the man who created Tintin
• France's conservative Sarkozy wants action on global warming; Greens skeptical
• Diabetes drug Avandia raises the risk of heart attacks, study suggests
• London's FTSE-100 index down 4.10 points at 6,636.8 at close
• Sen. Clinton wants U.S. to invest in pre-kindergarten program for all 4-year-olds
• Poland's prime minister says he has no bank account
• Napolitano wins ninth stage
• Campbell Soup posts 31 percent profit rise, raises 2007 guidance
• First test: England and West Indies draw at Lord's
• Elan, Wyeth plan advanced trials for anti-Alzheimer's drug; Elan shares surge
• New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson officially declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
• Standing alongside NATO chief, Bush says he will press U.S. allies to do more in Afganistan
• Blake, Fish lose as Chile beats US 2-1
• Florida bypasses other states to move up presidential primary, shaking up US 2008 election
• Assault charge against former Creed singer reduced to misdemeanor
• EU ministers agree new Europe-wide rules for consumer loans
• Roddick, Ljubicic advance to second round of Hypo Group
• European stocks slip on GlazoSmithKline and Italian concerns
• Jolie in Cannes to Promote Pearl Film
• New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson officially declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
• Bush stands by embattled Attorney General Gonzales
• `Lost' Star Travels East in `Marco Polo'
• Assault charge against former Creed singer reduced to misdemeanor
• U.S. gasoline prices at the pump set new record, crude futures rise
• Carter says his remarks on Bush were "careless or misinterpreted"
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• New Mexico Gov. Richardson officially declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
• GE's $11.6 billion sale of plastics division to go to stock buyback
• Diabetes drug Avandia raises the risk of heart attacks, study suggests
• Angelina Jolie inspired by lessons from Mariane Pearl in 'A Mighty Heart'
• Euro 2008: Shevchenko, Rebrov out of qualifier against France
• Iraqi defense minister says Iraqi military drawing up plans in case US, coalition forces leave
• British boxer Scott Harrison released in Spain after fight
• Other hard-liners are gone, but Cheney still fills role as foreign-policy heavy
• Assault charge against former Creed singer reduced to misdemeanor
• Assault charge against former Creed singer reduced to misdemeanor
• Carter says his remark calling Bush foreign policy `Worst' was `Careless or misinterpreted'
• Roddick, Ljubicic advance to second round of Hypo Group
• Richardson officially declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
• HEALTHBEAT: Surgery to cure epilepsy still underused, but rising
• Pironkova to play Sharapova in Istanbul Cup
• Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa help build playground at New Orleans school
• Venezuela completes nationalization of telecommunications company CANTV
• Alitalia canceling hundreds of flights because of Tuesday strike
• Disgruntled Greek police to unfurl protest banner at final
• Boeing Business Jets gets 7 new orders
• Currency dispute adds to US-Chinese strains ahead of Washington talks
• Critics take aim at immigration deal as U.S. Senate opens debate
• Diabetes drug Avandia raises the risk of heart attacks, study suggests
• A look at the fighting in Lebanon
• France Telecom plans more acquisitions, CEO says
• 'Prison Break' actor Lane Garrison pleads guilty in fatal crash
• A look at the fighting in Lebanon
• Internet pioneer to oversee its redesign under government contract
• Chile's Bachelet to fix transport debacle, raise school spending, free pension investments
• Tale of the 'Idol' Tape: Jordin Vs Blake
• Dolly Parton benefit raises $500,000 for new hospital
• BA joins TPG-led consortium for Iberia bid, news reports say
• Jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins and composer Steve Reich receive 2007 Polar Music Prize
• Will it be Jordin or Blake? The pressure is on as the `American Idol' finale looms near
• NYSE CFO says ICE futures exchange in play because of its rival bid for the Chicago Board of Trade
• Senior U.S. official warns Iraqi government that the clock is ticking
• Cucuta looks to make Nacional its third upset victim
• Russia's Zvonareva, Malisse, Martin withdraw from French Open with injuries
• New York City could get experts on weapons of mass destruction
• Google, Salesforce.com aim at Microsoft with possible alliance
• Testimony continues, and former manager heads for rehab
• Man Sleeps Through Gunshot to the Head
• Man Crashes After Prosthetic Leg Jams
• 'Prison Break' actor Lane Garrison pleads guilty in fatal crash
• New York City to be testbed for Department of Homeland Security power grid project
• Woman Bitten After Helping Sick Squirrel
• Senior U.S. official warns Iraqi government that the clock is ticking
• Russia's Zvonareva, Malisse, Martin withdraw from French Open with injuries
• US presidential Edwards says best way to honor veterans is to end war in Iraq
• If business does not improve, it is curtains for `Coram Boy' this week
• Chrysler shows off investments, breaks ground on new plant
• U.S. stocks finish mixed after lifting S&P 500 past closing high for first time since 2000
• EU panel backs deal on capping mobile phone roaming charges
• Activists sue Texas suburb that barred illegal immigrant renters
• Player unavailability cancels New Zealand-Ukraine match
• No Potter for `Magic Tree House' author
• U.S. judge asks whether he can reopen lawsuit over light cigarettes
• Romanian president apologizes for calling journalist 'stinky Gypsy'
• Campbell Soup posts 31 percent profit rise, raises 2007 guidance
• Bill Richardson officially declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
• Sen. McCain says Romney has changed his position on immigration
• China's Li advances to second round
• Reporters get peek at vivid 'Golden Compass' at Cannes
• Dollar rises against yen, euro after China currency moves
• Tracinda Corp. to negotiate purchase of Bellagio, other properties, MGM shares soar
• Bo Diddley to move out of intensive care
• Chris Noth of `Criminal Intent' welcomes cable shift as chance for show to stand on its own
• `Shrek the Third' finds 'toon treasure with $121.6 million debut at box office
• Kevorkian still says assisted suicide should be legalized
• Kevorkian still says assisted suicide should be legalized
• Rumors, possible Disney deal follow historic treasure find
• NY state Republican Party endorses native son Rudy Giuliani for president
• Du Preez, Pietersen injury doubts for Boks
• NASA rover finds new evidence of wet past on Mars
• Former Chrysler chief blasts Bush, Congress while promoting book
• International gymnastics chief wants to establish independent judges pool
• Corn prices gain strength on reports of unfavorable weather
• Phil Spector defense team targets key prosecution witness' English-language ability
• U.S. judge dismisses Brunei prince's lawsuit against British advisers
• Judge halts enforcement of Texas suburb's rental ban against illegal immigrants
• Poll shows Republican Romney, Democrat Edwards lead in Iowa
• Chavez ally says Colombian defense minister may be linked to Venezuela plot
• U.S. reviewing candidates to replace Wolfowitz as head of World Bank
• Newspaper: Brazil's President Silva approves 3rd nuclear power plant
• Rembrandt etching reportedly stolen from Chicago gallery
• River Plate president says he, Passarella will not quit despite fan violence
• Kasparov afirma que oposi
• Tracinda to negotiate purchase of Bellagio, CityCenter
• Cucuta looks to make Nacional its third upset victim
• Garrison Pleads Guilty in Fatal Crash
• Israel's U.N. ambassador accuses moderate Muslims of not doing enough to curtail Islamic terrorism
• Bush wants an American to replace Wolfowitz as head of World Bank
• Senate Democratic presidential contender says he would send U.S. troops to end Darfur conflict
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• Site cleanup delays opening of Red Bulls Stadium to September 2008
• XM Satellite Radio to launch station devoted solely to 2008 presidential election
• Spector defense targets key witness' English-language ability
• Robert De Niro files a motion to dismiss lawsuit against him involving 2003 cancer diagnosis
• Witness tells how media mogul got deal on New York apartment
• US Senate puts off final action on immigration deal until June
• Sylvester Stallone fined, ordered to pay costs for importing banned drugs to Australia
• Angelina Jolie inspired by lessons from Mariane Pearl in 'A Mighty Heart'
• Struggling music group EMI agrees to offer from private equity group
• Bo Diddley to Move Out of Intensive Care
• Iraq drawing up plans in case of sudden U.S. pullout, while U.S. pressure mounts on al-Maliki
• After months of losing, NBA's worst look for big win
• Japan still short of votes to overturn whaling moratorium at IWC
• David Hasselhoff has child visitation rights restored, lawyer says
• Weapons of mass destruction team could get established in NYC
• With Afghan poppy crop rising, US and NATO forces may step up war on drugs
• Radical students briefly seize more police in Pakistani capital as security forces deploy
• Musharraf denounces 'conspiracy' over his ouster of top Pakistani judge
• Muslim groups demand federal probe into mosque bombing in southern India
• German president visits Vietnam to boost relations
• Caisse d'Espargne wins opening team time trial in Volta of Catalunya
• Lawyer Says Hasselhoff Visits Restored
• Kaka is the key for AC Milan
• U.N. reaffirms commitment to goals for HIV prevention and treatment
• Judge halts enforcement of Texas suburb's rental ban against illegal immigrants
• Teens in Hot Water After Return to Pool
• Castroneves getting another glimpse of spotlight
• Universal Studios plans theme park in South Korea
• Bush defends Gonzales, calls plans for no-confidence vote `political theater'
• Polls show rise in support for Japanese PM
• Amid declining manufacturing employment, some U.S. jobs go unfilled
• Better math education critical to U.S. competitiveness, says hedge fund guru
• Universal Studios plans theme park in South Korea
• Diabetes pill raises risk of heart attacks, study suggests
• Man Sleeps Through Gunshot to the Head
• Faced with an aging work force, U.S. aerospace companies target young recruits online
• Biotechnology companies finding more global options for research and development space
• Tanques libaneses disparam contra campo de refugiados palestinosTr
• Japan still short of votes to overturn whaling moratorium at IWC
• California, Connecticut governors team up against US on tailpipe emissions
• Rudy Giuliani answers war hypotheticals on Letterman show
• D.C. United to play in South American club tournament
• 'Shrek' Opening Weekend Pulls in $121.6M
• Bill Richardson officially declares bid for Democratic presidential nomination
• Bill barring Wal-Mart, others from owning banks clears U.S. House
• De Niro Files Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit
• No endangered humpbacks in whale-kill program, New Zealand urges Japan
• Carl Webb out of Queensland State of Origin team
• Cross, Schifcofske in Australia A team to meet Tonga
• Lawyer Says Hasselhoff Visits Restored
• Cole Porter gets posthumous star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• '24' As Always Comes Down to Last Second
• 'Sicko' Spawns Moore Fever in Cannes
• Viewers catch their breath as `24' concludes its sixth season
• Philippine election body to probe reports of massive cheating
• First 787 takes shape as Boeing debuts new production line
• '24' As Always Comes Down to Last Second
• Viewers catch their breath as `24' concludes its sixth season
• Bird flu spreads to 4 more provinces in Vietnam
• Oil prices steady above US$66 after overnight jump on gasoline, Nigeria worries
• Malaysian man charged with fraud for posing as minister
• U.N. reaffirms commitment to goals for HIV prevention and treatment
• A musical version of `The Addams Family' planned for Broadway
• Oregon man sentenced for posing as dying teen to get young girls to send him porn
• Malaysia's Anwar says he's being demonized over Wolfowitz ties
• U.S. senator who is running for president calls for swift action to end Darfur conflict,
• Shanghai authorities warn of crackdown on financial fraud amid stock market frenzy
• U.S.-Chinese economic talks come amid tension in both capitals
• Paula Abdul breaks nose while trying to avoid stepping on her dog
• First 787 taking shape as Boeing debuts new production line
• U.S. senator expects key committee to pass resolution this week for full funding of the U.N.
• Pistons hold down James and beat Cavaliers
• Buffett's interest in railroads inspires other investors
• Philippine shares climb to new record on optimism about earnings
• Fresh out of rehab, country singer Keith Urban greeted with alcohol in Australia
• Salary hike for Malaysia's civil servants raises concerns over fiscal deficit
• Many new faces in Australian squad to play Uruquay
• Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani sending mixed signals about competing in Iowa
• Philippine President Arroyo to visit Japan
• U.S. and Chinese begin second round of high-level economic discussions on Tuesday
• India's Sun Pharmaceutical to acquire Israeli generic drug maker Taro for US$454 million
• India's Sun Pharmaceutical to acquire Israeli generic drug maker Taro for US$454 million
• Beckett urges Japan, Britain to spearhead international fight against global warming
• Urban Greeted With Alcohol in Australia
• New Zealand stocks end flat after touching intraday record level
• Philippine election body to probe reports of massive cheating
• Philippine election body to probe reports of massive cheating
• Marks & Spencer full-year profit up 26 percent
• Universal Studios plans theme park in South Korea
• New York's yellow cabs to go green by 2012
• Asia's migrant workers need more state help to curb AIDS, activists say
• Asia's migrant workers need more state help to curb AIDS, activists say
• Dollar rises in Asia on fading concern about U.S. economy
• Dollar rises in Asia on fading concern about U.S. economy
• Malaysia's Sarawak soccer team amasses debt as it slides in ranking
• Japanese stocks rise for second straight day, led by technology, banking shares
• Kazakh president approves constitutional amendments to waive his term limits indefinitely
• Kazakh president approves constitutional amendments to waive his term limits indefinitely
• South Korea, United Arab Emirates agree to increase economic ties
• Pakistan judge tells all-woman couple they broke the law
• Taiwan square renamed to mark anti-corruption rallies against president
• Taiwan square renamed to mark anti-corruption rallies against president
• Marks & Spencer full-year profit up 26 percent
• UN criticizes Japan for 'denial' of WWII sex slaves, urges help for victims
• British Airways joins consortium for Iberia bid
• New budget minister sees 2.25-2.5 percent growth in 2007
• Australian stocks weighed down by banks
• Chinese stocks hit record as investors disregard efforts to cool market; yuan gains
• Kazakh president approves constitutional amendments to waive his term limits indefinitely
• Kazakh president approves constitutional amendments to waive his term limits indefinitely
• Euro slips slightly against U.S. dollar but expected to rise on German sentiment
• China appeals to Washington to preserve trade ties ahead of closely watched talks
• China appeals to Washington to preserve trade ties ahead of closely watched talks
• Former Telekom rider admits doping
• U.S., Chinese to hold second round of high-level economic discussions
• Norway's central bank reports 1.5 percent return on investment for oil fund for 1st quarter
• German investor confidence surges to record high, report finds
• Salary hike for Malaysia's civil servants raises concerns over fiscal deficit
• Hong Kong shares drop on profit taking in heavyweights
• Russian regulator says gas field owned by BP PLC joint venture may lose license
• Thai Oleochemicals plans to export most of its production to Asia, Europe
• German investor confidence surges to record high, report finds
• Hong Kong director: Chow Yun-fat interested in movie about Canada Chinatown concubine
• Philippine election body to probe reports of massive cheating
• Philippine election body to probe reports of massive cheating
• Philippine shares climb to new record on optimism about earnings
• Mongolian Hakuho takes lead after Asashoryu upset in summer sumo
• Mongolian Hakuho takes lead after Asashoryu upset in summer sumo
• Taiwan square renamed to mark anti-corruption rallies against president
• Taiwan square renamed to mark anti-corruption rallies against president
• Deutsche Bank CEO defends private equity firms, hedge funds
• Defending champion David Howell out of BMW Championship
• Pakistan judge tells couple they broke the law and Islam for same-sex marriage
• Pakistan judge tells couple they broke the law and Islam for same-sex marriage
• Bryan Robson named Sheffield United manager
• Mongolian Hakuho takes lead after Asashoryu upset in summer sumo
• Mongolian Hakuho takes lead after Asashoryu upset in summer sumo
• Mizuho's profit slips on losses at consumer loan unit
• German investor confidence surges to new high, ZEW report finds
• Serbia's prime minister announces increased efforts to catch war crimes fugitive Mladic
• Pistons hold down James and beat Cavaliers
• Japan says economy still recovering, but downgrades U.S. outlook
• Japan says economy still recovering, but downgrades U.S. outlook
• China investigating toothpaste containing potentially deadly chemical
• Taiwan shares rise for 2nd day, led by cement stocks
• Emap annual profit soars, but rise masks core trading problems
• Taiwan's April jobless rate falls to 3.83 percent
• Malaysia says it will investigate complaint about Indian's arrest
• Serbia's prime minister announces increased efforts to catch war crimes fugitive Mladic
• South Korean shares hit record on gains of Samsung companies and steelmakers
• Kiwis and Spanish wait as Louis Vuitton Cup semifinal racing postponed
• Hong Kong expat apartment rents world's most expensive: survey
• Bryan Robson named Sheffield United manager
• Malaysian stock index rises on bargain hunting
• Russian regulator says gas field owned by BP PLC joint venture may lose license
• Kiwis and Spanish wait as Louis Vuitton Cup semifinal racing postponed
• Indonesian shares hit new high on late buying in Semen Gresik, United Tractor
• 'Heroes' First Season Ends With Boom
• Chen Kaige to head jury at Shanghai International Film Festival
• Singapore shares end at record high, led by banks
• Grygera to miss Euro 2008 qualifier against Wales
• EU allows Edison and DEPA near-exclusive right to Greek-Italian natural gas pipeline
• Worldwide premiere of 'Harry Potter' film set for Tokyo
• Worldwide premiere of 'Harry Potter' film set for Tokyo
• Most Asian markets rise; China, South Korea, Singapore, Philippines hit new highs
• Most Asian markets rise; China, South Korea, Singapore, Philippines hit new highs
• A village leader in eastern India says campaign against Tata car factory to go on
• India's Tata Steel gets approval to proceed with plans to build steel plant in Vietnam
• India's Tata Steel gets approval to proceed with plans to build steel plant in Vietnam
• Africa's largest trade bloc to endorse tariff regime and timetable for customs union
• Two controversial U.S. bishops not invited to major conference of Anglican prelates
• Woman dies of Legionnaires' disease at Dutch hospital
• Poll shows Prime Minister Verhofstadt's party in trouble less than 3 weeks before elections
• Despite ZEW report, euro slips against U.S. dollar
• Catholic-Protestant panel begins work to prevent violence over Northern Ireland parades
• Official: US$2.27 million seized from Nigerian diplomat at New Delhi airport
• First test between India and Bangladesh end in draw
• First test between India and Bangladesh end in draw
• Bryan Robson named Sheffield United manager
• Banking stocks lead rise in Thai shares
• EU Parliament expected to back cell phone roaming price caps
• Former Australian army lawyer says Rumsfeld's handling of Iraq almost criminal
• Bangladesh vs. India scores
• Paula Abdul Breaks Nose in Dog Mishap
• CAS rules that FIFA should decide what compensation Mutu owes Chelsea
• Most Asian markets rise; China, SKorea, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines hit new highs
• Britain forms Catholic-Protestant board, including Sinn Fein, to oversee N. Ireland police
• American college students make trip to see Champions League final
• Maldini honing in on another record
• Staples profit rises 12 percent, despite sluggish North American sales
• Bill to tighten reins over mortgage giants Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac has backing in House but may lost Bush support
• Right-wing political leaders resign in Bulgaria after poor showing in EU elections
• Britain's opposition party leader urges tougher sanctions against Iran
• Former prime minister resigns from Pakistan's ruling party
• Stoilov names Bulgaria squad for Euro 2008 qualifiers against Belarus
• Chinese director Zhang Yimou to head jury at 2007 Venice Film Festival
• Plague kills capuchin monkey at Denver Zoo and officials hope to head off an epidemic
• Hyundai Motor chairman renews vow to make large public donation
• Southeast Asian nations urge Myanmar not to renew Suu Kyi's detention
• Viacom chief Dauman says India is priority entertainment market
• Viacom chief Dauman says India is priority entertainment market
• Halliburton shifting focus toward the Mideast, CEO says
• Bangladesh, India draw rain-affected first test
• Bangladesh, India draw rain-affected first test
• EU clears Universal, BMG to combine music publishing units
• Scolari looks to plug gaps left by Portugal's unavailable stars
• As Canadian PM visits, Afghanistan's Karzai asks world to 'complete the job'
• Carnegie Hall to expand, take over tenants' studios
• Defending champions benefit from Americans' early exit
• German authorities use scent tracking to keep tabs on G-8 protesters
• Japan's Prime Minister Abe to visit Malaysia in August
• Administration says it is looking for progress to ease trade tensions with the Chinese
• Indian actor John Abraham to act with Rachel Weisz in Hollywood film, report says
• EU faces delicate tightrope in Turkish political crisis
• Indian actor John Abraham to act with Rachel Weisz in Hollywood film, report says
• Staples says 1st quarter profit rises 12 percent, but offers cautious outlook
• British police 'spotters' look out for violent Liverpool fans
• Staples says 1st quarter profit rises 12 percent, but offers cautious outlook
• Britain's opposition party leader urges tougher sanctions against Iran
• ECB Trichet appeals for 'responsibility' in wage talks
• Official: US$2.27 million seized from Nigerian diplomat at New Delhi airport
• Romanian media group urges boycott of president
• Japan to launch 'Nobel Prize' for overseas manga artists
• Japan to launch 'Nobel Prize' for overseas manga artists
• American tourist streaks through Nuremberg on a whim
• U.S., China say they are looking for progress to ease trade tensions
• Car bombing in Baghdad market kills 25, injures 60
• American unions must help raise standards for Chinese workers, U.S. labor leaders say
• Denmark's Olsen picks newcomer Rasmussen for Euro 2008 qualifiers
• Nobel peace laureate Yunus calls for transformation of World Bank
• Haas, Murray out of French Open
• Finland's Finnair to provide text messaging, e-mails on flights
• Oil prices steady above US$66 a barrel after overnight jump on gasoline, Nigeria worries
• Iraq's Football Association gets new Brazilian coach, chief says
• World cricket boss is critically ill
• Despite high hopes for economic development, U.S. cities struggle with wireless Internet
• UEFA launches Chinese version of its Web site
• BP shuts 100,000 barrels of output in Prudhoe Bay for a 'few days' due to water pipeline leak
• Africa's largest trade bloc endorses customs union
• Carnegie Hall to expand artistic and education programs, take over tenants' studios
• Dream, reality far apart for permanent inter-Korean rail links
• Adebayor signs new contract at Arsenal
• Recovering Ibrahimovic on Sweden's Euro 2008 qualifier squad
• Gold production hits 90-year low in Zimbabwe
• Boeing receives order for 787 VIP jet from Hong Kong billionaire Joseph Lau
• Faithful by the thousands expected for funeral of conservative Christian leader Rev. Jerry Falwell
• Kuwait Central Bank: US dollar will continue to play major role in fixing Kuwaiti exchange rates
• French Prime Minister says Sarkozy's victory signals new era of prosperity
• BP shuts 100,000 barrels of output in Prudhoe Bay for a 'few days' due to water pipeline leak
• Official: 2 controversial U.S. bishops will not be invited to major conference of Anglican prelates
• Marks & Spencer full-year profit up 26 percent
• Dennis Quaid and his wife are expecting twins by a surrogate mother, actor's publicist says
• Law and order crumbling in Sri Lanka, human rights group says
• Faithful by the thousands expected for Rev. Falwell funeral at US church he built
• XM Satellite Radio outages continue for a second day after software problems
• Three new England caps for South Africa test
• France defends Cannes festival's inclusion of movie that paints bleak portrait of Iran
• EU to push for better cross-border police cooperation to tackle cybercrime
• Angelina Jolie says she plans to take a year's hiatus from films
• Faithful by the thousands gather for Rev. Falwell funeral at US church he built
• XM Satellite Radio outages continue for a second day after software problems
• Blair praises army's civilian staff in Northern Ireland as peace means jobs cuts
• Global Fund says millions more reached in fight against AIDS, TB, malaria
• Paula Abdul Breaks Nose in Dog Mishap
• Dennis Quaid and his wife are expecting twins by a surrogate mother, actor's publicist says
• EU clears Universal and BMG to combine music publishing units
• Bid to scrap temporary worker program is U.S. immigration bill's first test
• Hezbollah backs Lebanon's army in standoff with Sunni group
• Rush Resurrects Barbossa in `Pirates'
• Vaughan and Flintoff return for second test; Anderson and Sidebottom called up
• Ukraine's president asks lower court to block Constitutional Court from ruling on decree
• Fall TV Lineups Loaded With Questions
• Faldo names Olazabal and McGinley as assistants
• Piepoli wins 10th stage, Noe claims overall lead
• Euronext Q1 profit falls 4.4 percent as sales rise
• Slow Summer for Gamers but Some New Fare
• British Airways joins consortium for Iberia bid
• Germany's BayernLB buys majority in Alpe-Adria-Bank of Austria for euro1.6 billion
• U.S.: Slow summer for gamers but some new fare
• Evergreen introduces summer fruit menu
• Kuva-Chateau offers festival gifts
• Miramar Garden marks anniversary
• Leader Taroko launches promotion
• Tienhsianglou presents summer set dishes
• Rice dumplings galore at Regent
• Kenting House offers special package
• Far Eastern launches lunch special
• Sidelines
• Rain forces draw in India Test
• Ullrich teammate admits to doping
• Roddick uses big serve to defeat local favorite
• Athletes sickened by China air
• Stage all set for sequel of 2005 final
• James' dish-off gives Pistons reprieve
• Challenges remain for taekwondo stars
• Wang not at his best
• Wang confuses Red Sox by mixing up pitches
• In Brief
• Chow reportedly interested in new 'Concubine' project
• New award aims to honor top manga artists
• Jolie praised for her new role; widow accepts reporter's apology
• Study finds Viagra helpful in easing traveler's jet lag
• Health officials advise against cross-nursing
• Two whales stall in journey back toward Pacific Ocean
• Taiex rallies, approaching seven-year high
• Greenback steady at three-month high versus yen
• BOJ hints at early increase in interest rate
• S&P 500 briefly passes record close of 1,527.46
• In Brief
• Universal Studios plans theme park in South Korea, to open by 2012
• China appeals to U.S. to preserve trade ties ahead of negotiations
• Google, Salesforce.com aim at Microsoft with planned tie-up
• PRC's Blackstone deal just hint of things to come
• First 787 taking shape at new Boeing plant
• Warner Music may raise bid for EMI, analysts predict
• Hyundai chief appeals case, vows to honor pledge
• Chunghwa Telecom, Microsoft form strategic alliance on range of services
• Study sees slowdown in outbound travel across Asia-Pacific
• Jobless rate rises to 15-month high
• Citibank unveils global rewards program
• UMC inaugurates R&D headquarters in southern Taiwan
• In Brief
• Three policemen, photographer hurt by Thailand blast
• U.S., Japan to examine adding Australia to joint missile defense
• Shops close in India as Sikhs strike against sect over 'sacrilege'
• PRC investigating potentially tainted toothpaste
• Vietnam bird flu spreads to four more provinces
• Britain's foreign secretary encourages Japan to help China curb greenhouse emissions
• China says environment losing out to development
• In Brief
• Smuggling is rife on 'Friendship Bridge'
• Serbia awaits verdict in its 'Trial of the Century'
• Egypt postpones its decision on release of firebrand Nur
• Kazakh president signs office-for-life legislation
• Strike in Italy strands thousands
• Lebanon battles rage for third day
• Perhaps Blair isn't simply a'poodle'
• That Denmark freshness
• Democratic Taiwan cannot tolerate worship of despot
• In Brief
• Researchers reveal diverse species of endemic mosses and lichens
• Court rejects Liu's appeal on suspension from NCC
• Prosecutors, Ma argue over legitimacy of witness
• Taiwanese man wins Nikkei Asia Prize
• Taiwan satellites make unique find in climate study
• Fraudsters lead rise in medical insurance scams
• First 'encyclopedia of Taiwan' project begins
• Torch issue put on legislative agenda
• President cautious about idea to designate 'independence day'
• Chou plans to launch new political party
• Chen wants U.N.-bid referendum held in tandem with election
• Taipei City votes to name plaza in Ketagalan vicinity
• Philippine election body to probe poll
• UK charges businessman in Litvinenko case
• Israel issues threat against Hamas leaders
• MOFA lobbies OIE over keeping 'Taipei' moniker
• 'Gas bomber's' sentence commuted to 15 years
• City tears down banners bearing hall's new name
• Minister Chang leads lobby for Taiwan’s WHO entry in Geneva
• G8 summit is "litmus test" for US on warming: UN
• Marine life all at sea from climate change threat: WWF
• Public opinion could swing G8 climate success: expert
• U.N. urges world to slow extinctions: 3 each hour
• DPP mulls tapping veep and ex-premier as legislative candidates
• China to post double-digit growth in 2007, says bank study
• PFP councilor shot to death in broad daylight
• Untapped markets driving global innovation
• Windows mobile devices prop up worldwide PDA market to 40 percent growth in first quarter
• Asia's manufacturing IT spending to reach US$23.7 billion by 2011, says Manufacturing Insights
• Worldwide enterprise content management software market will reach US$4.2 billion in 2010
• Global server shipments grew six percent while revenue grew 4.5 percent in first quarter of 2007
• Cebu is an ideal destination for English-learning
• National day celebration to feature cultural parade, dance contest
• Presidential candidate Huckabee says he won't attend conference due to Carter comments about Bush
• London's FTSE-100 index down 30.2 points to 6,606.6 at close
• Grupo militante anuncia cessar-fogo em campo de refugiados no L
• Mexican director Carlos Reygadas sets latest film among the Mennonites of Mexico
• U.S. delays WTO investigation into fees on European stainless steel, ball bearings, pasta
• Faldo names Olazabal and McGinley as assistants
• U.S. stocks meander as investors look for catalysts to continue momentum
• Emap annual profit soars, but rise masks core trading problems
• Birth control pill that eliminates periods expected to win U.S. government approval Tuesday
• Italian consumer groups ask authorities to cancel Barbra Streisand concert over high ticket prices
• CNN takes minority stake in Internet Broadcasting
• James Bond star Daniel Craig says he's a bit out of shape
• Russian regulator says gas field owned by BP PLC joint venture may lose license
• Faithful by the thousands arrive for Rev. Falwell funeral at US church he built
• Carnegie Hall to expand artistic and education programs, take over tenants' studios
• U.N. chief designates special adviser Ibrahim Gambari to continue efforts in Myanmar
• Kurdish singer on trial in Turkey for song praising Kurdish leader
• Mexico fines political parties for 2006 presidential campaign violations
• Africa's largest trade bloc endorses standard customs tax to lure investors
• Jessica Alba on her rebellious streak: `I love challenging authority,' actress tells magazine
• Mexico fines political parties for 2006 presidential campaign violations
• Davydenko applies for Austrian citizenship
• Oil prices below $66 a barrel ahead of June contract expiration, government's inventory report
• Maldini honing in on another record
• House Democratic leaders have to sell new Iraq plan to liberals who wanted troops withdrawn
• Ohio town joins about 60 others in wanting Bush impeached
• In marketing weight loss pill, U.S. drugmaker touts diet and exercise
• Sharapova, Williams advance at Istanbul Cup
• XM Satellite Radio service restored following software problems
• Wedding dress, stilts snapped up at auction of lost-and-found at Madrid airport
• Madrid Airport Auctions Lost Items
• Thousands of faithful attend Rev. Falwell's funeral at church he built in Virginia
• AC Milan faces Liverpool again, gets chance to end two years of pain
• Catholic-Protestant panel begins work to prevent violence over Northern Ireland parades
• Finland's Hodgson calls up full-strength squad for Euro qualifiers
• United Technologies head: China, new energy technologies key to company's growth
• Crime writer Cornwell testifies about effects of online postings
• Ailing Texas lawmaker makes his bed at state capitol to block a voter-ID bill
• Latest data provides more evidence that gasoline prices are eroding consumer spending
• Paula Abdul breaks nose, fractures toe while trying to avoid stepping on her pet dog
• Ailing Texas lawmaker makes his bed at state capitol to block a voter-ID bill
• Plot thickens in U.S.-Antigua Internet gambling dispute
• Thousands of faithful attend Rev. Falwell's funeral at church he built in Virginia
• Lucie Arnaz explores humor as healer
• Cavendish takes second stage in sprint finish
• Bomb in busy commercial district in Turkish capital kills 5, wounds dozens
• Cavendish takes second stage in sprint finish
• Bomb in busy commercial district in Turkish capital kills 5, wounds 80
• Ben Weisman, who wrote songs for Elvis, dies at 85
• Czech, US officials hold new round of talks on missile defense
• Oil prices fall by more than $1 a barrel ahead of June contract expiration, inventory report
• Bill to tighten reins over buyers of home mortgages clears House; White House support uncertain
• Cleveland heart doctor, safety crusader who warned about Vioxx takes on another risky drug
• Doctors say Lincoln had severe smallpox when he delivered Gettysburg Address
• BP shuts 100,000 barrels of output in Prudhoe Bay for a 'few days' due to water pipeline leak
• 20-story building for sale on eBay
• Nigerian opposition seeks court annulment of Nigeria's elections
• U.N. health agency seeks to ensure poor countries get fair share of bird flu vaccine, all share virus samples
• Oil prices fall more than $1 a barrel ahead of June contract expiration, inventory report
• Recording: Scott Stapp's wife says rocker husband "wasted" on drugs
• Bomb in Turkish capital kills 6, wounds 80
• Thousands of faithful attend Rev. Falwell's funeral at church he built in Virginia
• Bomb in Turkish capital kills 6, injures 80
• Wild Turkey Injures School Bus Driver
• Tagger: Graffiti So Common It Must Be OK
• Man Streaks Through Nuremberg on Whim
• Woman, 75, Rents Trap to Catch Wild Cat
• Paula Abdul Breaks Nose in Dog Mishap
• Jessica Alba Says She Hates to Hear 'No'
• Iran hikes petrol prices by 25 percent despite growing public discontent over inflation
• Dollar up against euro despite German investor sentiment; traders eye China trade talks
• Bomb in Turkish capital kills 6, injures 80
• In marketing weight loss pill, U.S. drugmaker touts diet and exercise
• Chinese official warns U.S. against making trade disputes political
• Power struggle intensifies in Iran as parliament seeks to extend its term, reduce president's tenure
• U.S. claims first victory in three years, Chile eliminates Sweden
• U.S. lender Fremont sells commercial loan unit for $1.9 billion, gets new CEO
• Man Cited for DWI at Ark. Drive-Through
• Canadian aluminum maker Alcan urges shareholders to reject Alcan bid
• Canadian aluminum maker Alcan urges shareholders to reject Alcoa bid
• U.S. House of Representatives votes to increase visas for Iraqi, Afghan translators
• Latest data provides more evidence that gasoline prices are eroding consumer spending
• Sri Lanka claims consolation victory over Pakistan in Warid Series finale
• U.S. lawmakers pass allowing OPEC to be sued
• Venezuela's new state-run telecommunications company to cut mobile rates 20 percent
• Birth-control pill that eliminates women's monthly periods wins U.S. government approval
• Iran drawing up plans to strike European nuclear plants, analysts tells British lawmakers
• Manuscript from survivor of Titanic disaster goes on display in Paris
• Utility and insurance industry say they're better prepared to absorb hurricane season
• Streisand Criticized for High Tix Prices
• Diabetes patients weigh options after possible drug risk is revealed
• Chinese champions dominate opening at table tennis worlds
• Brewer Anheuser-Busch reiterates profit forecast, promises cost cuts
• Republican candidate Rudy Giuliani says Democrats showing the enemy weakness on Iraq
• Thousands of faithful attend Rev. Falwell's funeral at church he built in Virginia
• Congressional committee to examine Smithsonian exhibit on climate change
• France's Bartoli advances to second round in Strasbourg
• Monsanto deal to increase number of modified genes in crops
• U.S. lawmakers pass bill allowing OPEC to be sued
• Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke says education is key to U.S.'s economic vitality
• Colombian peso at 7-year high against the dollar
• Jolie Plans to Take Break From Films
• Immigration bill survives attempt to scrap temporary worker program
• MGM Mirage board meets over Tracinda move to buy 2 properties
• Lebanon asks US for $280 million in military aid to help fight militants in refugee camp
• Cucuta's Perez, Rapids' Brown chosen for Panama's Gold Cup roster
• Uruguay: forensic digging to resume in search of missing victims of past dictatorship
• Candidate Giuliani says he can compete in Democrat-friendly states
• Monster CEO Iannuzzi stands by board, says backdating was done by previous management
• Landis' testimony centers on fired manager
• Discount airline Skybus' inaugural flight departs
• Experts testify that `vulture funds' impoverishing already poor countries
• Ballesteros withdraws from U.S. Senior PGA Championship
• U.S. lawmakers approve bill to make it a crime to point lasers at airplanes
• Ex-wife and son of 'Roots' author Alex Haley record oral histories in NYC
• MGM board meets over Tracinda move to buy 2 properties
• Chilean stocks, currency weaken after Bachelet unveils spending, pension fund measures
• Presidential hopeful Obama says U.S. needs to pull out of Iraq and focus on domestic issues
• Drug maker Amgen gets subpoena from New York attorney general over promotions
• AC Milan's motivation goes beyond 2005 final
• Winfrey says she is 'stunned' to hear that her father is planning a book on her
• Cowell: Final 'Idol' Vote a Tough Choice
• Medtronic 4Q profits up 10 percent, beat analysts' estimates
• 2011 Super Bowl goes to Cowboys' new stadium
• Man Cited for DWI at Ark. Drive-Through
• Wild Turkey Injures School Bus Driver
• Actor Tom Sizemore pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Yao works out with Olajuwon
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Google invests $3.9 million in startup of co-founder's wife
• U.S. immigration bill survives attempt to scrap temporary worker program
• Insider tells Conrad Black trial how media mogul got angry
• Magician Criss Angel to try escape stunt from concrete block above Times Square
• Presidential hopefuls Obama and Edwards says U.S. needs to pull out of Iraq
• BP shuts down one-fourth of its Prudhoe Bay production
• Pakistan gov't under pressure to crack down on radical mosque after police abductions
• Presidential hopefuls Obama and Edwards says U.S. needs to pull out of Iraq
• Oden, Durant set to join U.S. team
• Bomb in Turkish capital kills 6, injures 80
• Actor Danny Glover urges protection for poor countries against `vulture funds'
• Spoleto, 30 years on, sets standard for excellence
• Copa Sudamericana: Pachuca, America to duel in tournament opener
• California urges U.S. environmental agency to approve greenhouse gas emissions waiver
• London's Science Museum celebrates 100 years of plastics
• Golfer killed after cart plunges 75 feet off cliff
• Spector jury sees video of witness giving account to detectives
• U.N. panel says indigenous people are particularly vulnerable to the dangers of climate change
• Obama's wife resigns from board of food supplier for Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
• Agreement near on Iraq war financing bill _ without Democrats' withdrawal timeline
• Benitez has magic touch in Europe but trails in English league
• Oprah 'Stunned' by Dad's Plan for Book
• The dream and reality of permanent inter-Korean rail links are still far apart
• Toronto FC acquires Cunningham from Real Salt Lake for Eskandarian, 2008 pick
• China limits stock trading by investors facing probes on insider trading, other abuses
• China limits stock trading by investors facing probes on insider trading, other abuses
• Woman, 75, Catches Wild Cat in Trap
• Coffee allows Christian groups to bring jobs, Gospel to Uganda
• Muqtada al-Sadr bides his time as he harbors ambitious plans
• Toronto FC acquires Cunningham from Real Salt Lake for Eskandarian, 2008 pick
• Man Cited for DWI at Ark. Drive-Through
• Colombian rebels want cease-fire talks to include halt to U.S. trade pact efforts
• Man sleeping in McDonald's drive-through cited for drunk driving
• Blazers win NBA's draft lottery
• John Wayne Celebrated on 100th Birthday
• Streisand Criticized for High Tix Prices
• Siemens company to pay $2.5 million in bogus contract case
• Wife Says Stapp 'Wasted' in 911 Call
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Bolivia's Morales: capitalism is 'worst enemy of humanity'
• Cucuta knocks off Nacional, claims first Libertadores semifinal berth
• Cucuta knocks off Nacional, claims first Libertadores semifinal berth
• Brazil minister resigns amid bid-rigging, embezzlement scandal
• Brazil minister resigns amid bid-rigging, embezzlement scandal
• Last `American Idol' performances show differences between the two finalists
• Vietnam confirms first human bird flu case in more than a year
• Vietnam confirms first human bird flu case in more than a year
• China's reaction to pet food crisis 'shameful,' state media says
• 'Idol' Finalists Take Last Turn on Stage
• Winfrey says she was `stunned' to hear that her father is planning a book on her
• Faithful by the thousands attend Falwell funeral at church he founded in 1956
• Toyota introduces cars that run on ethanol and gasoline in Brazil
• Vietnam confirms first human bird flu case in year and a half
• Tokyo Stock Exchange chief considers overseas alliances
• Tokyo Stock Exchange chief considers overseas alliances
• Chinese producers play down risk of a chemical taint in exports _ again
• Japan approves bill to implement reorganization of US forces in Japan
• Brazil energy minister resigns after being accused in bid-rigging scandal
• Philippine police file murder charge against officer, 7 others over torched school
• South Korea says North Korea banking dispute to be settled satisfactorily, but not fast
• 'Sons of Providence' Author Wins Prize
• Bolivia's Morales: capitalism is 'worst enemy of humanity'
• N.J. Woman, 60, Gives Birth to Twin Boys
• Japan says no immediate plans to relax conditions on imports of US beef
• Japan says no immediate plans to relax conditions on imports of US beef
• Singapore Airlines says it is in advanced talks for potential investment
• Singapore Airlines says it is in advanced talks for potential investment
• N.J. Woman, 60, Gives Birth to Twin Boys
• Vietnam confirms first human bird flu case in year and a half
• Man U, Premier League bosses meet with AFC over Asian tour
• Man U, Premier League bosses meet with AFC over Asian tour
• Australian PM vows to lead despite risk of defeat at polls this year
• Asia's largest security group to form crisis response team
• Tubar
• Fla. Man's Ashes Dumped on Front Lawn
• Spurs down 96 to lead Western finals 2-0
• Spurs down Jazz to lead Western finals 2-0
• Bomb in Turkish capital kills 6, injures 100
• Japan says no immediate plans to relax conditions on imports of US beef
• Japan says no immediate plans to relax conditions on imports of US beef
• Eve pleads not guilty in drunk driving case related to Hollywood crash
• Numerous signs point to Fred Thompson run for Republican presidential nomination
• Temporary worker program under threat as Senate prepares to debate immigration Wednesday
• Noisy Shanghai threatens fines for honking, reports say
• Former cricketer Maninder Singh arrested with cocaine
• Former cricketer Maninder Singh arrested with cocaine
• After the final 'American Idol' sing-off, Jordin Sparks looks to be favorite for crown
• Thailand's PTTEP says natural gas wells off Myanmar affirm commercial potential
• Thailand's PTTEP says natural gas wells off Myanmar affirm commercial potential
• Sony to sell 80-gigabyte PlayStation 3 machines in South Korea
• Twins rout Rangers 7-1
• 99 elephants banned from joining Thai political protest
• 99 elephants banned from joining Thai political protest
• Rapper Eve Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Case
• US Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill holds talks with Vietnam leaders
• Magician to Try Times Square Escape
• Gibson's Grandkids Confirmed in Mexico
• Philippine shares drop after reaching record highs
• Chinese official bluntly warns U.S. against making trade disputes political
• Former cricketer Maninder Singh arrested with cocaine
• Former cricketer Maninder Singh arrested with cocaine
• Will Captain Jack be back? Johnny Depp says maybe
• Bomb in Turkish capital kills 6, injures 100
• New Zealand stocks hit new high, buoyed by Fletcher acquisition of Formica
• Former Indian cricketer Maninder Singh faces drug charges
• Report says China to boost quotas for foreign investment in shares
• Report says China to boost quotas for foreign investment in shares
• Dollar rises in Asia as expectations for U.S. rate cut fades
• Dollar rises in Asia as expectations for U.S. rate cut fades
• Australian PM: Government could be 'annihilated' at elections this year
• 99 elephants banned from joining Thai political protest
• Taiwan says relations with Latin America fairly good despite WHO vote
• Philippine journalists to pursue lawsuit against president's husband
• After Final Sing-Off, Jordin 'Idol' Fave
• Police arrest 26 at Netherlands vs. Morocco youth soccer match
• Bird flu kills Indonesian girl, raising death toll to 77
• Bird flu kills Indonesian girl, raising death toll to 77
• Singapore stiffens penalties for employing illegal immigrants
• Spanish first-quarter GDP gains 4.1 percent on the year
• Alleged IRA commander faces charges of money laundering, fraud
• Turkish leaders ponder new security measures after bomb attack kills 6, injures 100
• Federer to play Sampras in three Asian exhibition matches
• South Korea says North Korea banking dispute to be settled satisfactorily, but not fast
• Nonu called into All Blacks squad
• Nonu called into All Blacks squad
• New French PM aims for 3 percent growth
• Japanese stocks rise for 3rd straight day, lifted by bank shares
• Japanese stocks rise for 3rd straight day, lifted by bank shares
• Bird flu kills Indonesian girl, raising death toll to 77
• Bird flu kills Indonesian girl, raising death toll to 77
• After scaling 7 highest summits, US teen set for new challenge _ as college freshman
• Verdicts in Serbian prime minister's assassination trial to be announced
• Australia's University of New South Wales to close Singapore campus
• Turkish leaders ponder new security measures after bomb attack kills 6, injures 102
• Baddeley heads field at SK Telekom Open
• Baddeley heads field at SK Telekom Open
• Hitachi, GE to build nuclear power plant in U.S. state of Virginia
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Australian stocks lifted by banks and miners
• Taiwan shares climb to highest in nearly 7 years
• Arnold Files for Divorce From 3rd Wife
• Hundreds of car dealers may go bust if no foreign alliance for Proton: industry group
• EU officials: Cheaper cell phone roaming to start this summer
• Record setting Sherpa guide unsure if he wants to try scale Mount Everest for 18h time
• New French premier says merger not the only option for Suez and GDF
• 2,000 pigs die in fire at northern Japanese farm
• Oh, Yes! Ohno Takes 'Dancing' Title
• US Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill holds talks with Vietnam leaders
• Nigerian militants emboldened by a democracy too flawed to help resolve grievances
• EU court adviser: unions can take action against foreign companies paying lower rates
• Hakuho stays undefeated at Summer sumo, Asashoryu one win back
• South Korea says North Korea banking dispute to be settled satisfactorily, but not fast
• Man U, AFC fail to reach immediate agreement over Asian tour
• Malaysia lowers departure tax at low-cost terminals
• Top German security official defends G-8 precautions
• Mitsubishi UFJ reports weaker profit on credit-related losses
• Tate & Lyle says it swung to a profit in the full-year
• Indonesia's new attorney general takes aim at former dictator Suharto and son
• The word in China: Adelman will make Yao Ming better
• Abe tells Arroyo that Japan planning natural disaster aid for Philippines
• South Korea's Posco, Vietnamese shipbuilder agree to study steel plant
• Drought, Iraq scandal send Australian wheat exporter's profits plummeting
• 28 detained in south China after riots sparked by enforcement of family planning policy
• Judge says Cambodian genocide tribunal in jeopardy if court rules not adopted
• Kuwaiti prime minister visits Vietnam to strengthen ties
• Hong Kong shares flat as newcomer Belle International gains, China Mobile drops
• Film about poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko to screen at Cannes
• South Korean shares hit record on shipbuilders, construction stocks
• Steve Sidwell to join Chelsea on free transfer
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Philippines, NRG Chemical of Britain sign US$1.3 billion biodiesel project
• Philippines, NRG Chemical of Britain sign US$1.3 billion biodiesel project
• Turkish leaders consider new security measures after bomb attack kills 6
• Philippine shares drop after reaching record highs
• Pakistani president coy on giving up army command, says uniform 'part of my skin'
• Vietnam confirms first human bird flu case in year and a half
• EU Parliament approves cheaper mobile phone roaming fees
• Malaysian stocks fall on profit-taking
• Liverpool fan hurt in scuffle; another man arrested for ticket scam
• Kuwaiti prime minister visits Vietnam to strengthen ties
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Zimbabwe president Mugabe tells African trade bloc to seek economic independence
• Austrian skiers ask CAS to lift lifetime Olympic bans
• Thailand cuts interest rates for 4th time this year amid weak consumption, easing inflation
• Thailand cuts interest rates for 4th time this year amid weak consumption, easing inflation
• Psychiatric patient activates hand grenade, killing himself and fellow patient
• 9 kidnapped Pakistani officials freed in North Waziristan
• Kuwaiti prime minister visits Vietnam to strengthen ties
• Canada's Alcan talking with BHP Billiton to fend off Alcoa bid, newspaper says
• Indonesian shares rise to fresh high on expectations of benign inflation
• Euro down against U.S. dollar
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Australia's University of New South Wales to close Singapore campus
• New chief of PSA Peugeot-Citroen details turnaround plan
• New vehicle sales in Malaysia falls for 15th straight month in April
• Russian miner Norilsk Nickel raises bid for LionOre to US$6.27 billion (euro4.7 billion)
• As Chinese stocks soar, survey shows few investors understand markets
• Experian says full-year profit declined on costs
• Malaysia's AirAsia says quarterly profit surges six-fold
• Wimbledon to increase player challenges for instant replay
• Father's Ashes Stolen, Dumped on Lawn
• Sotheby's wins trademark suit against Chinese copycats
• Chief Yugoslav war crimes prosecutor to visit Belgrade in June to discuss hunt for Mladic
• Singapore shares rise to record for second straight session
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Most Asian markets advance as Japanese shares rise for 3rd straight session
• 'Lord of the Rings' hero's steed saved by emergency surgery
• 'Lord of the Rings' hero's steed saved by emergency surgery
• US ambassador in Iraq urges al-Maliki's government to speed up reforms
• Proposed Chinese Internet rules would continue blog registration requirement
• Turkish officials say suicide bomber carried out deadly attack in capital
• South Korea's top Web portal looking to expand, CEO says
• China says Aung San Suu Kyi's detention an internal matter for Myanmar
• Serbian parliament elects pro-Western speaker, replacing ultranationalist
• Police defy government warning, stage protest ahead of final
• Liverpool's American owners savor atmosphere of Champions League final
• Hamilton looking for first win in bigger Monaco race
• Sen. Clinton: Pentagon must produce Iraq withdrawal plan
• Asian Chamions League: Chunnam beats Arema Malang 1-0
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• English basketball dispute dents British qualification chances for 2012 Games
• Gerolsteiner team to keep director despite doping confession
• Roberto Carlos wants to stay at Real Madrid: Cicinho
• China announces investigation into tainted toothpaste
• American Idol Winner to Be Named Tonight
• Zurich Financial says it raised its target for key financial indicator
• Willemse returns to Springboks for England test
• Queensland scores 25-18 comeback win in 1st State of Origin
• Pakistan, Afghanistan to talk with G-8 on anti-Taliban cooperation
• Queensland scores 25-18 comeback win in 1st State of Origin
• BG Group says talks continue on deal to supply Palestinian gas to Israel
• Asian Champions League: Seongnam downs Shandong 3-0 to advance
• Asian Champions League: Seongnam downs Shandong 3-0 to advance
• Abe tells Arroyo that Japan planning natural disaster aid for Philippines
• Asian Champions League: Adelaide United beats Dong Tam 3-0
• Gareth Williams out for Wales; Waugh to captain Wallabies in 1st test
• Thai shares down slightly in profit-taking in banking stocks
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Former Indian cricketer Maninder Singh faces drug charges
• Queensland scores 25-18 comeback win in 1st State of Origin
• Queensland scores 25-18 comeback win in 1st State of Origin
• Actor Tom Arnold files for divorce from his third wife in Los Angeles, documents show
• Film about poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko to screen at Cannes
• Indian shares dip; banks, Reliance Industries lead fall
• Authorities arrest Liberty student who they say planned to go to Falwell funeral with bombs
• Indian shares dip; banks, Reliance Industries lead fall
• EU court adviser: unions can take action against foreign companies paying lower rates
• Asian Champions League: Urawa advances after scoreless draw with Sydney FC
• Bush declassifies intelligence saying bin Laden ordered attacks outside Iraq
• Germany's Suedzucker says it swung to a loss in the full year
• Chilling tape shows poisoned Russian ex-spy feared retribution long before his death
• Target 1st quarter profit rises 18 percent, beats analyst expectations
• Oman will not be part of the 2010 Gulf monetary union, Central Bank governor says
• Portsmouth signs Sylvain Distin on a free transfer
• Dortmund signs Argentine striker Klimowicz
• EU Parliament approves cheaper mobile phone roaming fees
• Germany's interior minister defends G-8 security precautions
• Attacks across Iraq kill nine U.S. troops as body believed that of U.S. soldier found in river
• German soccer briefs
• Alleged IRA commander faces charges of money laundering, fraud
• Seongnam, Urawa Red advance to Asian Champions League quarterfinals
• Seongnam, Urawa Red advance to Asian Champions League quarterfinals
• British actor Hugh Laurie receives honor from the Queen
• Currency Comptroller decries lending practices, recommends federal action
• Target 1st quarter profit rises 18 percent
• Romanian president reinstated after winning impeachment referendum
• Roddick through to quarterfinals of Hypo Group
• Iraq government says security has priority over adoption of U.S.-backed legislation
• Bush to cite intelligence on Wednesday saying bin Laden ordered attacks outside Iraq
• Wall Street opens higher on continued deal news
• Serbian parliament elects pro-Western speaker, replacing ultranationalist
• Ireland's political survivor Ahern favorite to retain power, but country could turn left
• Depp: Captain Jack Sparrow May Be Back
• Oil prices fall ahead of U.S. fuel stocks data
• U.S. investors face continued pressure to sell holdings of companies that operate in Sudan
• Romania's anti-discrimination board censures president for racial slur
• Tour director says doping `killing' cycling
• Experian says full-year profit declined on costs
• Businessman Mike Ashley buys 41.6 percent of Newcastle with view to takeover
• Bilfinger Berger says it is expanding business in the U.K.
• U.S. stocks higher on continued deal news
• Hamilton looking for first win in bigger Monaco race
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Tour director says doping 'killing' cycling
• Shanghai Shenhua embarrasses Persik Kediri 6-0
• Shanghai Shenhua embarrasses Persik Kediri 6-0
• Computer maker Lenovo says annual profit up more than 600 percent on stronger sales
• Israel killed more than 650 Palestinians in 2006, up threefold from 2005: Amnesty
• Proseat says it will expand production in Eastern Europe
• TeliaSonera to cancel its U.S. share registration
• Serbian police detain man suspected of putting up placards supporting war crimes fugitive Mladic
• Telecom Italia reaches deal to distribute Disney films on its Alice high-speed TV service
• Businessman Mike Ashley buys 41.6 percent of Newcastle with view to takeover
• Davydenko, Roddick through to quarterfinals of Hypo Group
• Kiwis beat Spanish, will meet Luna Rossa in Louis Vuitton Cup final
• China urges patience, U.S. urges action at high-level economic talks
• Zimbabwe president Mugabe tells African trade bloc to seek economic independence
• Israel killed more than 650 Palestinians in 2006, up threefold from 2005: Amnesty
• Appetite for big houses keeps growing _ though family size shrinks and costs rise
• Olympian Apolo Anton Ohno named `Dancing With the Stars' champion
• Rapper Eve Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Case
• Former managers of German money-transport company jailed for embezzlement
• Orangutan escapes from accident-prone Taiwanese zoo
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Oh, Yes! Ohno Takes `Dancing' Title
• Boeing reaffirms outlook for double-digit growth in '07 and '08
• Dutch PM insists word 'constitution' must go, favors more modest EU treaty
• Bank of Montreal 2Q net rises 3.1 percent despite gas-trading losses
• New Zealand building material firm buys US Formica Corp.
• New Zealand building material firm buys US Formica Corp.
• Oil prices fall after U.S. inventory report shows rising gas and crude stocks
• Amnesty: U.S. war on terror is 'eroding human rights worldwide'
• France's Mauresmo and Loit advance to Strasbourg quarterfinals
• Former U.S. Justice Dept. liaison to White House says deputy attorney general `not candid' on firings
• In military policy speech, Edwards denounces 'war on terror' as ideological doctrine
• Malawi's economy grows by an unprecedented 8.5 percent
• Former Coke secretary sentenced to 8 years in conspiracy
• Numerous signs point to Fred Thompson run for Republican presidential nomination
• U.S., Iraq plan to again increase Iraqi security forces to help quell violence
• Ukrainian high court curtails president's power over local courts
• Skydeck 88 offers awe-inspiring view
• Festival delicacy at Ambassador
• MBMJ introduces new watch series
• Vichy promotes Lipo Metric for women
• Cultural expedition in Macau
• Westin presents fruits buffet
• Sidelines
• Chinese looking ominous as table tennis worlds open
• Giambi said to have tested positive for amphetamines
• Roddick moves into quarters
• USADA attacks Landis' integrity
• Foreman claims his water drugged in defeat to Ali
• Kuo demoted to make room for infielder
• Man U, AFC fail to agree over Asian tour
• Blazers win big in lottery for NBA's draft
• Ducks survive Red Wings rally to reach finals
• Spurs get second wind, beat Jazz to take 2-0 series lead
• In Brief
• Female sharks can fertilize own eggs without sperms, experts find
• Regulators in U.S. approve 'no period' birth control pill
• U.S. and China clash over reform progress
• Wall Street little changed ahead of key data report
• Greenback hits fresh three-month high against yen
• TSMC, UMC rally, leading gainers in Taiex
• In Brief
• Asia to spend US$23.7b on IT by 2011, report says
• China stocks soar as poll shows few investors market savvy
• New Zealand's Fletcher to acquire Formica Corp.
• Windows devices help PDAs to 40% growth
• EU lawmakers approve deal to cap mobile roaming fees
• BP shuts down a quarter of its Prudhoe Bay production
• Hitachi to help build nuclear plant
• China's economy to post big-time growth, says bank
• Untapped markets driving global innovation
• Google puts US$3.9m in firm of founder's wife
• In Brief
• Myanmar agrees to tourist flights with Cambodia
• Australia's Howard admits government could be 'annihilated' at elections
• South Korea says banking dispute with North won't be settled soon
• Kidnapped Pakistani government officials freed
• Vietnam suspects first case of bird flu
• Chinese state media call nation's reaction over contaminated exports 'shameful'
• China calls for cooler heads over product safety
• In Brief
• Ireland heads to the polls to vote for leader
• Yemen's new weapon in war on terrorism is more female police
• White Zimbabwe farmers report renewed invasions
• Brazil's energy minister resigns after accusation
• Bush wins Iraq showdown with Congress
• Turkey launches manhunt after deadly bombing
• How terrorism finds root in the West
• How much will Beijing pay for the Olympics?
• Accepting the unknown
• Taiwan must keep pressure on PRC
• Freebirthing gaining ground in Britain
• Health benefits bypass working families in U.S.
• Rats now the new soldiers recruited in war on land mines
• Financial reforms will continue, president says
• Young children advised not to travel to Japan
• CLA mulling insurance coverage for self-employed people
• Prosecutors to summon Tu over scandal, say reports
• Small island tribe clings to seafaring traditions
• MND draws fire for giving military drills high mark
• DPP protests PRC motion to reduce Taiwan status in OIE
• Lu, Su turn down offer of at-large seats
• MOFA suspects ties may be fraying with Latin American allies
• Aborigines demonstrate against plaza's new name
• U.S. and China conclude talks,fail to resolve currency dispute
• Court convicts 12 in 2003 assassination of Djindjic
• Crime-busting Taipei County councilor shot dead in Xindian
• 'War on terror' dividing world, Amnesty warns
• Young Chiang criticizes family legacy
• Lee sentenced to life for murder scheme
• In Brief
• Global warming's impact on hurricanes complex
• US carbon-dioxide emissions fell 1.3 percent in 2006
• Ma to invite Wang as running mate Friday
• Politics Cause for Drop in Competitiveness
• President to attend conference on sustainable development
• Aviva upbeat about revenue prospects in Taiwan
• Global HDD storage industry to more than quadruple capacity shipped by 2011, IDC predicts
• Worldwide server shipments increased six percent while revenue rose 4.5 percent in first quarter of 2007, says research house
• 'My beloved Philippines'
• "Pinoy Ako!" essay-writing competition
• AU Optronics employees win outstanding migrant award in Taichung
• Community organizations in Taiwan
• Businessman Mike Ashley buys 41.6 percent of Newcastle with view to takeover
• U.S., China to double passenger airline flights by 2012
• German soccer briefs
• Numerous signs point to Fred Thompson run for Republican presidential nomination
• NY governor to announce settlement in multibillion World Trade Center insurance case
• Petacchi wins 11th stage, Noe retains overall lead
• In military policy speech, Edwards denounces 'war on terror' as ideological doctrine
• Bush cites intelligence saying bin Laden ordered attacks outside Iraq
• Romania's anti-discrimination board censures president
• Wall Street higher on continued mergers and acquisition news; Dow briefly passes 13,600
• Singh calls for Wentworth to become World Championship venue
• Police target scalpers as thousands of fans desperate for final ticket
• Pressure builds for no-strings all party talks on Zimbabwe crisis, says opposition
• Kremlin foe says man accused of killing former spy is now in danger
• Suez-GDF marriage in limbo as Sarkozy's government mulls other options
• Royal and Ancient captain Michael Hunt dies at 72
• Experian says full-year profit declined on costs
• GlaxoSmithKline says sales of diabetes drug could bounce back after safety scare
• U.S. health authorities call on pest control comapnies to help with outbrreaks
• Hewitt, Davydenko, Roddick through to quarterfinals of Hypo Group
• Bush's nominee to head consumer commission withdraws his nomination
• Romanian president reinstated after winning impeachment referendum
• 12 convicted in 2003 assassination of Serbian prime minister
• Sarkozy appeals to U.S., other EU trade partners that world trade talks should be based on fairness
• Angelina Jolie says she's trying `to be as good a woman as I can be'
• BCE Inc. says suitors in takeover talks now include Cerberus Capital Management
• Oil prices up after U.S. inventory report shows gas and crude stocks still below average
• U.S. House approves stiff penalties for gasoline price gouging.
• US rabbi convicted of sexually abusing children arrested in southern India
• Champions League: Inzaghi, Kuyt picked for final
• Norilsk Nickel raises bid for LionOre to US$6.27 billion (euro4.7 billion)
• Turkish officials say suicide bombing resembled Kurdish rebel tactics
• Mauresmo, Jankovic advance to Strasbourg quarterfinals
• Deal on sharing bird flu samples allows for "exceptions": WHO
• Media mogul Conrad Black arranged for Donald Trump to praise him, witness says
• Top EADS officials questioned in insider trading probe
• Russian presidential contender assails Soviet-era arms pact
• AFC Champions League: Al Zawra'a beats Al Rayyan 3-1
• Kiwis beat Spanish, will meet Luna Rossa in Louis Vuitton Cup final
• Republican presidential candidates exchange jabs on immigration
• France's gloomy Socialists scramble to boost morale ahead of legislative elections
• Republicans, Democrats left bruised from Iraq spending deal, despite claims of victory
• U.S. regulators expand system giving airlines more flight flexibility to minimize summer storm delays
• Sarkozy appeals to U.S., other EU trade partners that world trade talks should be based on fairness
• $2 billion settlement reached in multibillion WTC insurance case
• Champions League: Maldini marks another milestone
• Man Gets 5 Years for Blowing Up Toilet
• Flintoff to miss second test against West Indies
• Ukrainian high court curtails president's power over local courts
• Turkish officials say suicide bombing resembled Kurdish rebel tactics
• AFC Champions League: Al Ittihad and Al Ain draw 1-1
• Keyshawn Johnson retires
• BCE Inc. says suitors in takeover talks now include Cerberus Capital Management
• Champions League: Inzaghi gives Milan 1-0 lead over Liverpool at halftime in final
• Security Council condemns attacks by Islamic militants in Lebanon in strongest terms
• Turkish officials say suicide bombing resembled Kurdish rebel tactics
• Champions League: Inzaghi gives Milan 1-0 lead over Liverpool at halftime in final
• Senate slashes guest worker program as Bush administration pushes U.S. immigration bill
• Oil prices up after U.S. inventory report shows gas and crude stocks still below average
• Asian Champions League: Al Karama defeats Neftchi 2-0, gains quarterfinals
• Ex-Justice Dept. liaison to White House says deputy attorney general `not candid' on firings
• Ireland's parties battling for share of power in national election
• Woman Gives Birth in Car for Second Time
• Seongnam, Urawa, Sepahan, Karama complete Asian Champions League quarters field
• Orangutan Flees Cage, Goes on Rampage
• Women U.S. senators ask U.N. secretary-general to press for release of Nobel laureate Suu Kyi
• Police: Suspect Tried Pacemaker Scam
• Marking 15 years at `Tonight,' Leno says he has no second thoughts about planned '09 departure
• U.S. tactics for stabilizing Iraq are being refined, but basic strategy remains
• Oil prices up after U.S. inventory report shows gas and crude stocks still below average
• Italy's Alitalia reports loss of euro626 million
• U.S. government to study best treatment of life-threatening child seizures
• Gold, silver futures bounce as dollar takes breather from its recent ascent
• Asian Champions League: Al Arabi defeats Al Wahda 3-2
• Man Faces Felony in Underwear Thefts
• Champions League: Inzaghi scores two goals to lead Milan over Liverpool 2-1
• European Champions Cup Titles
• Man Reunited With Wallet After 37 Years
• Gold strengthens as dollar dips while other commodity prices finish mixed
• Appeals court declines to reconsider Exxon Valdez ruling
• Asian Champions League: Al Najaf beats Al Sadd 1-0
• U.S. stocks end lower after Greenspan remarks spur investors to cash in gains
• No specific host set for the 2007 Tony Awards
• Napa Valley wine making a name for itself in Europe
• Champions League: Inzaghi scores two goals to lead Milan over Liverpool 2-1
• Champions League: Inzaghi confirms his big-match pedigree
• Dollar mixed after U.S.-China talks end with no resolution on yuan's value
• Asian Champions League: Kawasaki beats Bangkok University 2-1 to top Group F
• Democratic presidential contender Edwards denounces U.S. 'war on terror' as ideological doctrine
• Some Nissan electronic key signals erased by cell phones
• 'Star Wars' fans get marathon screening in Los Angeles
• Security Council condemns attacks by Islamic militants in Lebanon in strongest terms
• Champions League: Maldini marks another milestone
• SEC approves revisions that ease compliance burden for companies
• Oden, Durant added to U.S. team; LeBron's status not set
• Rosie, Elisabeth Wage Angry War of Words
• Italy's Alitalia reports loss of euro626 million, calls special shareholders meeting
• Appeals court declines to reconsider Exxon Valdez ruling
• Groups call for removal of Exxon Mobil director, company said to ignore climate change
• Baby is born to Mary Cheney, daughter of vice president
• Newly crowned 'Dancing' king Ohno plans to skate in 2010 Olympics
• French prime minister, running for parliament, says ministers can have several jobs
• Champions League: Inzaghi confirms his big-match pedigree
• Champions League: Liverpool can't manage another comeback against Milan
• Tiffani Thiessen fights 'Pandemic' in new movie
• Clinton says U.S. defense chiefs must produce Iraq withdrawal plan
• Wang Liqin leads Chinese domination at table tennis worlds
• Google hopes search translation tools translate into more profit
• Two doctors admit giving drugs to riders
• Police detain 128 fans over ticket offenses
• Champions League: Inzaghi confirms his big-match pedigree
• Prosecutors to drop Faustino's disorderly intoxication charge
• Salvadoran president visits troops in Iraq
• Champions League: Maldini still looking for more titles
• N.J. Woman, 60, Gives Birth to Twin Boys
• U.S. military continues to discharge gay Arab linguists, and Congress members seek hearing
• New Alaska oversight team investigates leak on North Slope
• Despite defeat, Liverpool fans celebrate back home
• Police Seek Victims of Underwear Theft
• Police: Can You Identify Those Panties?
• Police: Can You Identify Those Panties?
• Can You Identify Those Panties, Ma'am?
• Woman Gives Birth in Car for Second Time
• Renaissance man Paul Newman endorses nuclear power plant some consider a risk to New York
• Security Council commends East Timor for peaceful elections, but expresses concern over insecurity
• RCTV sair
• Video shows police officer using stun gun on man who asked for it
• Video Shows Officer Zapping Man in Groin
• Oil prices up after U.S. inventory report shows gas and crude stocks still below average
• Gap hires prominent designer in effort to improve clothing mix
• Securities, insurance firms to gain slight benefits from U.S.-China talks
• Amazon.com acquires audio books publisher Brilliance Audio
• Hewlett-Packard settles SEC claim over director's resignation tied to spying scandal
• House panel rejects Bush administration plans for new nuclear warhead
• Two doctors admit giving drugs to riders
• Police trying to find victims of Colorado underwear thefts
• Senate report says US intelligence warned Iran, al-Qaida could gain from invasion of Iraq
• Abercrombie earnings up slightly in 1Q despite weak April sales
• New York adds post-Sept. 11 death from WTC dust to victims tally
• Marine Corps defends delay in fielding bomb-resistant vehicles
• Senate report says US intelligence warned Iran, al-Qaida could gain from invasion of Iraq
• Orangutan Flees Cage, Goes on Rampage
• Rosie, Elisabeth Wage Angry War of Words
• Atentado a bomba fere cinco em cidade drusa do L
• Austrian Olympic Committee faces possible US$1 million fine in doping scandal
• Candidate Romney criticizes ABC News for story on alleged CIA operations in Iran
• Can You Identify Those Panties, Ma'am?
• Japan's trade surplus rose 51.8 pct on year in April
• New Taliban commander says holy war, suicide bombs to go on until West exits Afghanistan
• Can You Identify Those Panties, Ma'am?
• Newspaper: Canada's Alcan in talks with BHP Billiton
• Bird flu kills Indonesian girl, sickens a man in Vietnam
• Back to work for CBS correspondent Kimberly Dozier after nearly losing her life in Iraq
• Immigration fight in Congress divides Republican presidential hopefuls
• US and China conclude trade talks with minor agreements, fail to resolve currency dispute
• $2B settlement reached in multibillion WTC insurance case
• Borat to write a book, with two titles, coming this fall
• Liverpool ran out of time for Champions comeback
• Media mogul arranged for Trump to praise him, witness says
• Lebanon's defense minister tells militants in camp to surrender or face military onslaught
• Mexico economy secretary: Drug war, macroeconomics boost foreign investor confidence
• GM uses stake in former financial arm to secure $4.1 billion credit line
• Northfield shares drop after release of blood substitute study
• Champions League: Inzaghi's goals prove Berlusconi right
• Japan's trade surplus rose 51.8 pct on year in April
• Japan's trade surplus rose 51.8 pct on year in April
• Hersheypark marks 100th birthday with new water attractions
• Ireland's political survivor Ahern favorite to retain power, but country could turn left
• Tiny island nation seeks a place in Africa's growing ecotourism business
• Strong Junior All Blacks team to face Samoa in one of three weekend matches
• Strong Junior All Blacks team to face Samoa in one of three weekend matches
• Crime tours takes passengers through LA's criminal past
• Turkey coops' waste will power first U.S. poultry litter electric plant
• Turkish officials say suicide bombing resembled Kurdish rebel tactics
• Orangutan escapes from accident-prone Taiwanese zoo
• Giambi meets with lawyers from commissioner's office
• Pressure builds for no-strings all party talks on Zimbabwe crisis, says opposition
• 28 detained in south China after riots sparked by family planning laws
• Copa Libertadores: Brazil's Gremio downs Defensor in tiebreaker to reach semifinals
• India's population of tigers, already endangered, is far lower than believed, study finds
• Orangutan Flees Cage, Goes on Rampage
• Giambi meets with lawyers from commissioner's office
• Aviation deal doubles flights between U.S. and China by 2012, falls short of Bush goal
• Pakistan's ex-Premier Jamali sticks to decision to quit ruling party
• Copa Libertadores: Brazil's Gremio downs Defensor in tiebreaker to reach semifinals
• Lightning kills 7 children at Chinese school
• Super Bowl could set ticket sales record at $93M
• Sri Lanka's navy claims it sank a rebel boat off northern Sri Lanka
• Pavano headed for surgery; Yankees career could be over
• Jordin Sparks, Blake Lewis face off in `American Idol' finale
• Judge in Spector trial rules against forensic expert who took item from scene
• 'Idol' Pulls Out the Stars in Finale
• US intelligence warned that Iran, al-Qaida could gain with Iraq invasion, Senate report says
• Predators being sold to Canadian billionaire
• Colombia announces capital controls to curb soaring peso
• Back to the science on last day of Landis hearing
• Sri Lanka's navy claims it sank a rebel boat off northern Sri Lanka
• Orangutan Flees Cage, Goes on Rampage
• Experimental Irish, Ecuadorean sides draw 1-1 in exhibition
• Jordin Sparks, 17, becomes the youngest `American Idol' yet as she triumphs over Blake Lewis
• Jordin Sparks Crowned As 'American Idol'
• Melbourne born, Welsh-raised player immortalized on rugby trophy
• Melbourne born, Welsh-raised player immortalized on rugby trophy
• Bush says Iraq war is center of anti-terror fight, citing declassified intelligence
• Police to seek 14 bribery charges against former New Zealand Cabinet minister
• Jordin Sparks, 17, becomes the youngest `American Idol' yet as she triumphs over Blake Lewis
• Japan promises it won't export toxic waste to Philippines, official says
• Police to seek 14 bribery charges against former New Zealand Cabinet minister
• New York adds post-Sept. 11 death from trade center dust to victims list
• Orangutan Flees Cage, Goes on Rampage
• Japan promises it won't export toxic waste to Philippines, official says
• Japan promises it won't export toxic waste to Philippines, official says
• Gonzales aide says attorney general tried to review with her his version of firings
• Woman Gives Birth in Car for Second Time
• Japan, China working on bilateral meeting at G-8 summit
• Experimental Irish, Ecuadorean sides draw 1-1 in friendly
• Study suggests closing some neonatal intensive care units could save more premature infants
• Sri Lanka's naval camp overrun, 35 sailors killed, separatist rebels say
• Japan, China working on bilateral meeting at G-8 summit
• Can You Identify Those Panties, Ma'am?
• Video Shows Officer Zapping Man in Groin
• Jordin Sparks, 17, becomes the youngest `American Idol' yet
• Castro says he is getting better, eating solid food, after several operations
• Rosie, Elisabeth Wage Angry War of Words
• LA Judge Gives O.J. Funds to Goldmans
• Dallas Opera to sign music director Jenkins to new contract good through 2011
• All Hope Is 'Lost' on Gripping Finale
• Japan's trade surplus rose in April for sixth consecutive month
• US woman gives birth in vehicle on way to hospital for 2nd time
• Gripping 'Lost' Season-Ender Offers Hope
• Gripping `Lost' season-ender offers hope, but dashes it (maybe) for the stranded islanders
• Castro says he is getting better, eating solid food, after several operations
• Israel matou mais de 650 civis palestinos em 2006Jerusal
• Chief US negotiator in nuclear talks says it's time for North Korea to act
• China central bank governor says pace of yuan exchange rate reform 'good'
• Police to seek 14 bribery charges against New Zealand lawmaker
• Oil prices retreat slightly after U.S. report showed gasoline stocks rose
• Oil prices retreat slightly after U.S. report showed gasoline stocks rose
• Ex-president of Taiwan's Palace Museum arrested on corruption charges
• Ex-president of Taiwan's Palace Museum arrested on corruption charges
• Castro says he is getting better, eating solid food, after several operations
• IMF expects Japan to grow at about 2 percent this year and next
• IMF expects Japan to grow at about 2 percent this year and next
• U.S. legislation expanding visa-free travel encountering unexpected opposition
• Chinese shares wobble after Greenspan's comments
• Chinese shares wobble after Greenspan's comments
• Oil prices retreat slightly after U.S. report showed gasoline stocks rose
• Democrats' 2008 presidential contenders in US Congress face critical vote on Iraq war
• North Korea blasts U.S., Japan, South Korea as greatest threats
• 'Gang of 12' US senators works to decide fate of immigration deal
• Malaysia's 40 wealthiest are worth US$43 billion, 65 percent up on 2006, Forbes says
• Man U says planned Malaysian match in doubt due to AFC opposition
• Man U says planned Malaysian match in doubt due to AFC opposition
• Reports: Japan to propose cutting greenhouse gases by 50 percent
• Japan promises it won't export toxic waste to Philippines, official says
• Japan promises it won't export toxic waste to Philippines, official says
• Chinese shares wobble after Greenspan's comments
• Balancing prosecution vs. public testimony poses risk when US lawmakers grant immunity
• Chinese shares wobble after Greenspan's comments
• US House Democrats hope to close divide on lobbying disclosure measure
• US family military history easier to research as Ancestry.com releases 90 million records
• Phillies rally to beat Marlins 8-7
• Silver Stars eclipse Sun 74-71
• 17-year-old Jordin Sparks makes leap from `American Idol' fan to show's winner
• Glasgow Rangers beat Los Angeles 1-0 in soccer friendly
• Tamil rebels ambush navy base in Sri Lanka's north; bomb targets soldiers in capital
• Tamil rebels ambush navy base in Sri Lanka's north; bomb targets soldiers in capital
• Copa Libertadores: Santos beats Mexico's America to reach semifinals
• Taiwanese employees of a now-closed RCA TV factory sue over cancer cases
• Copa Libertadores: Santos beats Mexico's America to reach semifinals
• New Zealand stocks hit new record high on Fletcher Building gains
• Japanese waist watchers use cell phone cameras to get diet advice
• Indian movie star Amitabh Bachchan praises fellow actor Shah Rukh Khan
• Indian movie star Amitabh Bachchan praises fellow actor Shah Rukh Khan
• Philippine shares rise as investors remain bullish on economy
• Bangladesh and India bank on fine weather for final test
• Bangladesh and India bank on fine weather for final test
• Lawmaker facing murder charge becomes a minister in India's most populous state
• Lawmaker facing murder charge becomes a minister in India's most populous state
• Tamil rebels ambush navy base in Sri Lanka's north; bomb targets soldiers in capital
• Billions in forest damage caused by campers transporting insect-infested firewood
• Singapore's health minister says dengue outbreak worsened by spread of new strain
• Indian movie star Amitabh Bachchan praises fellow actor Shah Rukh Khan
• Indian movie star Amitabh Bachchan praises fellow actor Shah Rukh Khan
• Malaysia bars climbers from mountain after Singaporeans killed by falling trees
• Japan's Matsushita, Hitachi to supply each other plasma display panels
• Japan's Matsushita, Hitachi to supply each other plasma display panels
• Brazil's Gremio and santos advance to Copa Libertadores semifinals
• South African president visits Vietnam to boost ties
• Hearing over, more wrangling ahead for Landis
• Malaysian ex-deputy PM Anwar's party hit by dissent ahead of internal polls
• Shanghai's top Communist Party leader urges city to learn from scandal
• Shanghai's top Communist Party leader urges city to learn from scandal
• Fluminense, Figueirense qualify for finals of Brazilian Cup
• Japan's trade surplus with U.S. falls in April for 1st time in 3 months
• Former Wales captain says Australia needs to win big against understrength visitors
• Dollar dips in Asia as traders await U.S. economic data
• Dollar dips in Asia as traders await U.S. economic data
• Ireland's political survivor Ahern favorite to retain power, but country could turn left
• Austrian Olympic Committee fined US$1 million in doping scandal
• Germany's Puma says offer from PPR is "fair" and recommends acceptance
• PlayStation 3 upgrade delivers better images, PSP viewing through Internet
• Japanese exports to U.S. drop for first time in more than 2 years
• Malaysia's Mahathir released from hospital after heart attack
• Malaysia's Mahathir released from hospital after heart attack
• Japanese stocks edge down after 3-day advance
• Japanese stocks edge down after 3-day advance
• BHP Billiton stock declines on lower metal prices; no comment on Alcan talks report
• India's prime minister challenges business leaders to improve the lives of poor
• India's prime minister challenges business leaders to improve the lives of poor
• Philippine president urges Japan to play major peacekeeping role
• Taiwan edge lower after 3 days of gains
• Austrian Olympic Committee fined US$1 million in doping scandal
• Air France-KLM reports 2 percent dip in full-year profit
• Strong Junior All Blacks team to face Samoa in one of three weekend matches
• Strong Junior All Blacks team to face Samoa in one of three weekend matches
• Chinese shares decline after Greenspan's comments; yuan gains against dollar
• Chinese shares decline after Greenspan's comments; yuan gains against dollar
• Taiwan's former president to visit Japan
• Chinese shares decline after Greenspan's comments; yuan gains against dollar
• Chinese shares decline after Greenspan's comments; yuan gains against dollar
• Qantas finalizing small acquisition in Asia as it builds regional freight company
• Australian stocks fall as weak metal prices drag down miners
• Pakistan tourism minister, condemned over hug, withdraws her resignation
• Doctors who gave drugs to cyclists fired by clinic
• Ifo index unchanged in May, remaining just below record high
• Tamil rebels ambush navy base in Sri Lanka's north; bomb targets soldiers in capital
• India's prime minister challenges business leaders to improve the lives of poor
• India's prime minister challenges business leaders to improve the lives of poor
• Austrian Olympic Committee fined US$1 million in doping scandal
• Korea's Bae Sung-moon races to SK Telecom Open lead
• Korea's Bae Sung-moon races to SK Telecom Open lead
• Hakuho moves closer to promotion at Summer sumo
• Hakuho moves closer to promotion at Summer sumo
• OECD says European growth to overtake US in coming months
• Britain announces inquiry into BSkyB purchase of stake in terrestrial TV company
• Japan's Matsushita, Hitachi to supply each other plasma display panels
• India's 5-year-old marathoner to defy government ban on his walk, says coach
• Oil prices steady after U.S. report showed gasoline stocks rose
• OECD: China should spend more on social programs, let currency rise
• Rolf Aldag, another Telekom rider, admits to doping
• Indonesia's vehicle sales to rise 25 percent this year, Astra says
• IMF expects Japanese economy to maintain about 2 percent growth rate
• Rolf Aldag and Eric Zabel admit to doping
• Reading to expand capacity of Madejski stadium
• Taiwan's economy grows 4.15 percent in 1st quarter
• Taiwan's economy grows 4.15 percent in 1st quarter
• Philippine shares rise as investors remain bullish on economy
• Ifo index holds steady in May, just below record high
• Japan, China working on bilateral meeting at G-8 summit
• Animal rights campaigners claim success against plan to shoot 3,200 kangaroos
• Producer says Australian reality TV contestant doesn't know her dad died
• Old Mutual says first-quarter profit rose 46 percent
• Schnyder withdraws from Istanbul Cup citing injury
• Real Madrid three wins away from first crown in four years
• Cable & Wireless profits more than double on new international business, cost cutting
• Child director settles lawsuit with financier over creative control of short film
• Malaysian prof says he's invented bulletproof vest made of coconut fiber
• Qantas finalizing small acquisition in Asia as it builds regional freight company
• Qantas finalizing small acquisition in Asia as it builds regional freight company
• Qantas finalizing small acquisition in Asia as it builds regional freight company
• OECD says European growth to overtake US in coming months
• Lens needs Dindane to get back to form to boost Champions League hopes
• Japan, China working on bilateral meeting at G-8 summit
• Royal & Sun offers to buy outstanding shares in Denmark's Codan
• Alonso edges Hamilton in first practice at Monaco
• Britain announces inquiry into BSkyB purchase of stake in terrestrial TV company
• Southeast Asian nations to strengthen fight against illegal animal trafficking
• EU president Germany adds voice to calls for release of Myanmar's Suu Kyi
• Man U says planned Malaysian match in doubt due to AFC opposition
• Child director settles lawsuit with financier over creative control of short film
• Nokia says it filed first countersuit against Qualcomm
• New Zealand's Fisher & Paykel says annual profit slips 4.3 percent
• New Zealand's Fisher & Paykel says annual profit slips 4.3 percent
• Hana Financial Group to buy Allianz stake in joint life insurance venture
• Hana Financial Group to buy Allianz stake in joint life insurance venture
• Eastern India village reports rare case of hen turning into a cock
• Eastern India village reports rare case of hen turning into a cock
• Malaysian shares fall on weak sentiment
• Oil prices look for direction after U.S. report showing gasoline stocks rose
• Germany's Puma says PPR offer is 'fair,' recommends acceptance
• Asia's major markets drop after days of gains; Chinese shares dip after Greenspan warning
• Asia's major markets drop after days of gains; Chinese shares dip after Greenspan warning
• Ethiopia's top religious official says AIDS patients can take medicine along with holy water
• Champions League: AC Milan goes from exclusion to champion
• 160 charter flights carrying Champions League fans scheduled to leave Athens
• Indonesian shares fall amid regional declines, profit-taking
• Turkish officials say suicide bombing resembled Kurdish rebel tactics; rebels deny involvement
• Singapore shares fall amid fears of "contraction" in China market
• Burberry profits up 3.5 percent on strong sales of anniversary collection
• Man Gets 5 Years for Blowing Up Toilet
• OECD says European growth to overtake U.S. in coming months
• Flap over oversized American flag pits Hummer dealer against Las Vegas City Council
• Ballack drops out of Germany squad because of injury
• Richemont says full-year profit rose 21 percent
• Head of Italy's powerful business association calls for tax cuts
• Lawmaker facing murder charge becomes a minister in India's most populous state
• Lawmaker facing murder charge becomes a minister in India's most populous state
• London's FTSE-100 index down 26.2 points to 6,590.2
• Asia's major markets drop after days of gains; Chinese shares dip after Greenspan warning
• Asia's major markets drop after days of gains; Chinese shares dip after Greenspan warning
• French universities could be first battlefield for Sarkozy's reforms
• After loss to Milan, Benitez chases big names to keep pace with title contenders
• Jordin Sparks Crowned `American Idol'
• Chinese baby dies of viral disease, third fatality in outbreak that has infected hundreds
• 18 militants killed in south Afghan battles; 10 Afghans die in explosions
• India's prime minister challenges business leaders to improve the lives of poor
• Barclays says it had strong start to the year, mum on ABN bid
• North Korea slams US, Japan, South Korea as greatest threats
• Asia's major markets drop after days of gains; Chinese shares dip after Greenspan warning
• Asia's major markets drop after days of gains; Chinese shares dip after Greenspan warning
• Thai shares down on profit-taking in blue chips
• Thai shares down on profit-taking in blue chips
• Kiwis welcome rest before Louis Vuitton Cup final against Italians
• Basque police report failed bombing attack against candidate's car
• CAS bans Belgian runner for life
• England to field weakened attack in second test against West Indies
• Chinese baby dies of viral disease, third fatality in outbreak that has infected hundreds
• AC Milan fans celebrate Champions League triumph
• Dutch luxury car maker Spyker receives euro12 million in extra funding
• Jobless claims post a slight increase but not enough to worry labor-market watchers
• Rezai beats Shaughnessy in Istanbul Cup quarterfinal; Schnyder withdraws
• Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods post moderate increase in April
• Sharon Stone hosts glitzy AIDS benefit at Cannes to raise $7 million
• Japan proposes cutting greenhouse gases by 50 percent
• Roddick upset by Monfils at Hypo Group
• Lack of doctors and nurses killing AIDS patients, says MSF
• German utility E.On founds joint venture with Russian energy company STS
• Liverpool supporters angry at police action, UEFA blames fans for trouble
• Domenech calls up Briand and Sagna to France squad
• Barnes & Noble bookseller takes 1st-quarter loss
• Cable & Wireless profits more than double on new international business, cost cutting
• Judge weighs whether man linked to IRA dissidents' car bombing should face retrial
• Syrians march in their hundreds of thousands to support renewal of president's mandate
• TV extra charged with impersonating police officer
• Yara offers to buy fertilizer group Kemira GrowHow for euro671.8 million (US$893 million)
• Danish filmmaker's 'Dancer in the Dark' to be made into opera
• Broadhurst opens with 66 at Wentworth, Els at 68
• Austrian Olympic Committee fined US$1 million in doping scandal
• Hana Financial Group to buy Allianz stake in joint life insurance venture
• Hana Financial Group to buy Allianz stake in joint life insurance venture
• U.S. stocks open mostly flat ahead of housing data
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor-general, send state security officers to evict him
• President Bush faces questions on Iraq, Iran and immigration at news conference
• Brent rises above US$71, light sweet crude edges lower after U.S. supply report
• Indian shares slide, dragged by Reliance Industries, Tata Steel
• Indian shares slide, dragged by Reliance Industries, Tata Steel
• Stuttgart and Nuremberg play in German Cup final
• Thai king urges firm, clear verdict in case that could dissolve top political parties
• Thai king urges firm, clear verdict in case that could dissolve top political parties
• CAS bans Belgian runner for life
• France's Scor says 1st-quarter profit rose 43 percent
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor-general but police resist decision
• Jankovic, Medina Garrigues reach Strasbourg semifinals
• Alonso clocks best times at Monaco practices; Hamilton crashes in second
• April new home sales highest monthly gain in 14 years
• Toddler takes out Tibetan monks' meticulous sand design
• Kurdish group denies involvement in Ankara blast as bomb kills 6 soldiers
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor-general but police resist
• U.S. teen sentenced for contaminating salad dressing with semen
• Euro slips against dollar as U.S. durable goods orders rise
• Reggina must beat AC Milan to guarantee play in Serie A next season
• Dubai readies to build New York-sized power plant
• England to field weakened attack in second test against West Indies
• US family military history easier to research as Ancestry.com releases 90 million records
• 2 new African lions arrive at US zoo
• OECD says European growth to overtake U.S. in coming months
• Salzburg Olympic bid takes hit from Austrian doping scandal
• Volvo says truck deliveries fell 17 percent in April
• Transcript of unaired footage provided by Channel Four
• Canada's Toronto Dominion Bank reports 19 percent rise in quarterly profit
• Roddick upset by Monfils at Hypo Group
• Chinese minister meets with Bush, angry U.S. lawmakers on tense trade ties
• `Star Wars' Fans Get Marathon Screening
• Gorbachev says U.S. missile defense plans are threat to international security
• Aid group: 11 Indian farmers commit suicide after defaulting on bank loans
• Alonso clocks best times at Monaco practices; Hamilton crashes in second
• British TV regulator says "Big Brother" racism breached broadcasting code
• Air France-KLM announces swathe of new orders include two Airbus A380s
• Two more former Telekom riders admit to doping
• Nigerian oil unions strike over government sale of petroleum refineries
• U.S. teen sentenced for contaminating salad dressing with semen
• Politicians fail to agree on steps to end violence in eastern Indian state
• April new home sales post highest monthly gain in 14 years
• U.S. Democrats' 2008 presidential contenders face critical vote on Iraq war
• Di Luca wins 12th stage to regain overall lead
• Owen ready to revive England's Euro 2008 campaign
• U.S. blocks imports of Chinese toothpaste to test for deadly chemical
• Conviction of Adelphia Communications founder John Rigas upheld
• Individual claims to be new Al-Qaida leader in Afghanistan
• Dell breaks from original direct-sale plan and will put computers at Wal-Mart
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor-general; interior minister sends police to cordon off building
• Jury begins deliberating in child porn trial of US doctor
• Israel prende dezenas de pol
• London's FTSE-100 index down 51.0 points to close at 6,565.4
• AC Milan fans celebrate Champions League triumph
• Kazakh opposition, activists condemn scrapping of presidential term limits
• Alonso clocks best times at Monaco practices; Hamilton crashes in second
• Recipe gives salmon an Asian twist
• Bite-size cakes satisfy a craving while offering portion control
• Renowned chef pairs French dishes with cognac
• Review for the records
• Dan Bern plugs for uncompromising music
• 'Ocean's' stars raise US$9.2m for Darfur charity
• Modest Mouse's gritty style intact after commercial hit
• New Found Glory keeps changing it up
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• Thar she blows again for one last hurrah
• Wrestling with the Duke: Love him or loathe him?
• Hollywood is censoring smoking - so, what'll be next?
• Actress says Tia Dalma of 'Pirates' was a role to dye for
• Colored terra-cotta archers, bronze crane take viewers to time of Qin Emperor
• Croatia table tennis tourney dominated by Wang-led PRC
• Amid drama of May, Pettitte comes to Yankees' rescue
• Davydenko, Roddick power into Poertschach quarters
• Man United cave in to AFC, dump Malaysia match
• NBA officials need to look at NASCAR
• Inzaghi double enough for Champion's Cup
• Taiex weakens; Mediatek jumps NT$32 to record
• NT dollar ends 0.3% up; greenback flat in Asia trade
• PRC advised to spend more on social plans
• Greenspan remarks spur investors to cash in gains
• Boeing says Beijing may emerge as competitor in airline making industry
• HDD storage industry to quadruple capacity shipped by '11, IDC says
• First-Aviva forecast to break even in next 4~5 years
• Servers see 6% boost in Q1 shipments
• European growth expected to overtake U.S. very soon
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• Rights organization claims success over kangaroo slaughter
• Japan to propose halving global emissions by the year 2050, media report
• South Korea holds back food aid to North amid delay in nuclear disarmament deal
• Pyongyang calls other nations threats
• China willing to be constructive on crisis in Darfur, envoy claims
• Navy base attack in Sri Lanka kills about 35 soldiers
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• Exiled Mauritanians accuse former leader of torture
• Sarkozy's links to media barons draw comparison to Berlusconi
• Pressure mounts to end whale slaughter at upcoming meeting
• Irelands's Bertie Ahern seeks a record third term
• Eritrea marks anniversary of Ethiopia split
• Kurd rebel group denies executing attack in Ankara
• Brazil to face booze crackdown
• Indian summer will bite as blackouts worsen
• Tightening diplomatic screws
• On Darfur, James drops ball
• Hands off Ketagalan
• New study suggests feeling anxiety over stereotypes impedes success
• Japanese use cell phones to get diet advice from experts
• White high school graduate made an unlikely pioneer
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• Two detained for alleged roles in museum profiteering scam
• MOI says Taiwan is safer despite councilor's death
• Four indicted for violating cross-strait regulations
• Advocates urge resignation of top immigration officer
• Ex-employees of RCA TV factory sue over cancer-related problems
• Survey says starting salaries increasing for 2007 tertiary education graduates
• Three injured by practice grenade
• Taiwan seen well-qualified to develop medical tourism
• Cabinet to continue finance reforms, official says
• Defense minister takes tough questions
• Cabinet officials advocate looser environmental rules
• MOE replaces controversial banners at memorial hall
• Tension simmers as Israel seizes 33 Hamas officials
• Siberian coal mine blast kills at least 38
• Bush pledges to strengthen Iran sanctions
• Association apologizes for coffee confusion
• Taiwan growth forecast raised to 4.38% for 2007
• Protests may make Myanmar unlikely to free Aung San Suu Kyi
• Chinese know little about shark conservation: survey
• Japan urges global target to halve emissions by 2050
• Merkel unsure G8 will clinch climate breakthrough
• Fetuses, babies said at high risk from pollutants
• KMT to drop 'unification' from its charter
• 2006 is a good year for CRM applications in Western Europe, says IDC
• EMEA server revenues pick up pace again with annual growth of 11 percent in first quarter, says IDC
• Tech giants to showcase latest products and solutions at Computex Taipei 2007
• Taiwan's stance on Olympic torch relay unchanged: MAC
• CIOs looking at how IT can be made more responsive to businesses' needs, says research firm
• Far EasTone Chairman Douglas Hsu meets Motorola Chairman and CEO Edward Zander
• Taiwan R&D organization develops international patent auction platform
• Argentina's Kirchner still not saying whether he or his wife will run in October
• Austrian ski chief temporarily steps aside from national Olympic body
• Di Luca wins 12th stage to regain overall lead
• Analysts say auto parts supplier Delphi may be closing in on contract deal with union
• House opens debate on bills to disclose lobbying techniques
• Dementieva advances to semifinals of Istanbul Cup; Schnyder withdraws
• Democrats, Republicans mobilize to take U.S. immigration debate on the road
• Upper Deck bids for Topps Co. in effort to join 2 iconic baseball card makers
• Bono to receive Liberty Medal for humanitarian work in Africa
• New study calls for FDA to regulate tobacco, require lower nicotine levels
• Gorbachev says U.S. missile defense plans are threat to international security
• Burberry profits rise 3.5 percent on strong sales of anniversary collection
• Cable & Wireless profits more than double on new international business, cost cutting
• Review group recommends new management structure for England team
• Bush vows to work with allies for tougher response to Iran's nuclear program
• Di Luca wins 12th stage to regain overall lead
• Bush says he will take care of any wrongdoing found in prosecutor-firing probe
• Robinho says Kaka is ready to join Real Madrid
• Bono to receive Liberty Medal in Philadelphia
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor-general; interior minister sends police to cordon off building
• Swiss banking watchdog checks documents in three banks, including Deutsche Bank
• Fish out of French Open after freak foot injury
• U.S. judge approves $64 million settlement over drug Paxil
• European stocks end lower
• Hamilton still learning in Formula One
• Ratings down 19 percent as Jordin Sparks makes leap from `American Idol' fan to show's winner
• Colombian rebels say French president can help secure Betancourt's release
• Argentina advances to World Team Cup final; Sweden, U.S. eliminated
• Bayern Munich signs Germany defender Jansen
• Amy Winehouse, Arctic Monkeys win Ivor Novello songwriting awards
• Spain's Oscar Sevilla wins fourth stage of Volta of Catalunya, takes overall lead
• Bush lends support for $120 billion (euro89.2 billion) Iraq war spending bill
• CEO: Mellon shareholders approve Bank of New York takeover
• BetOnSports pleads guilty to federal racketeering charges
• Paul McCartney's designer daughter helped him snag Natalie Portman to star in new music video
• Dickson resigns from BMW Oracle Racing
• Ahern favored to extend 10-year run in power as Ireland elects new parliament
• After finding body of one soldier, military continues search for two missing comrades
• Online trading co. MercadoLibre partnership with eBay could turn to rivalry in Latin America
• US family military history easier to research as Ancestry.com releases 90 million records
• Senate sets mid-June vote on motion of no-confidence in Attorney General Gonzales
• Rose, Broadhurst share first-round lead
• Nokia says it filed first countersuit against Qualcomm
• Dickson resigns from BMW Oracle Racing
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor-general; interior minister sends police to cordon off building
• Osmonds reuniting in Las Vegas for 50th anniversary TV special
• Davydenko, Roddick eliminated in quarterfinals of Hypo Group
• Red Cross spent record amount on humanitarian work in 2006
• Jordin Sparks Wins `Idol'; Ratings Drop
• Hungarian envoy says visa restrictions impair ties with U.S.
• Halt in OMX sparks market bid speculations
• JP Morgan agrees to buy back Greek government bonds at heart of trading scandal
• Sharapova, Dementieva advance to semifinals of Istanbul Cup; Schnyder withdraws
• Mauresmo, Jankovic advance to Strasbourg semifinals
• Angry atheist books sell in U.S., revealing new intensity to public angst over faith
• Egypt approves new political party in an attempt to deflect criticism
• Bono to receive Philadelphia Liberty Medal in September
• Egypt approves new political party in an attempt to deflect criticism
• Bush urges China to strengthen currency
• Condoleezza Rice denounces 'extremists' behind break in Lebanon truce
• Winehouse Wins Novello Songwriting Award
• Orlando Bloom Sails Onto New Seas
• Prosthetic leg prompts lock down near hospital in Washington state
• McDonald's says new trans-fat-free oils will be used within year
• House passes mandatory disclosure by lobbyists who package donations to lawmakers
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor general; interior minister sends police to cordon off building
• Lawmakers may seek criminal probe into NASA DVD destruction by space agency lawyer
• CEO: Mellon shareholders approve Bank of New York takeover
• `American Idol' winner Jordin Sparks makes statement in Badgley Mischka gowns
• After finding body of one soldier, military continues search for two missing comrades
• Bush presses Russia, China to help on penalties against Iran
• Gasoline prices rise as traders eye low inventories and refinery outages
• 49 Nobel prize winners call for new elections in Nigeria
• Advanced Medical Inc. considers a higher bid for Bausch & Lomb Inc.
• Billions in forest damage caused by campers transporting insect-infested firewood
• Osmonds reuniting in Las Vegas for 50th anniversary TV special
• Prosthetic Leg Prompts Lock Down
• Rose, Broadhurst share first-round lead
• Suspected Robbers Leave Tip: Cell Phone
• Teen Sentenced for Semen Salad Dressing
• Guillen Homers Twice in Tigers' 12-0 Win
• Orangutan Flees Cage, Goes on Rampage
• Teen Sentenced for Semen Salad Dressing
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor general; interior minister sends police to cordon off building
• Cream Bassist Says Reunion in the Works
• Dell breaks from original direct-sale plan and will put computers at Wal-Mart
• Both sides mobilize to take U.S. immigration debate on the road with voters
• Minimum wage increase to become reality with approval of Iraq funding bill
• Wall Street slides as investors worry interest rate cut not needed after economic data
• Lawmakers may seek criminal probe into NASA DVD destruction by space agency lawyer
• Can You Identify Those Panties, Ma'am?
• Video Shows Officer Zapping Man in Groin
• Woman Gives Birth in Car for Second Time
• Man Reunited With Wallet After 37 Years
• Police: Suspect Tried Pacemaker Scam
• Nike says it has found new Pakistan maker of soccer balls
• Donald Trump slams "The View" co-hosts as he promotes Chicago skyscraper
• Despite substantial U.S. food assistance many around world still go hungry
• Colombia's Congress seeks peace observer's removal for ignoring paramilitary orgies
• AC Milan fans celebrate Champions League triumph
• U.S. Joint Chiefs chairman: Pentagon is considering a shift toward non-combat roles in Iraq
• Home sales post highest monthly gain in 14 years while prices plunge
• Wis. Bar Owner Gets Ticket for Tap
• Dollar strengthens on record new home sales report
• Mastodon Jawbone Stolen From Bait Shop
• Study finds three-quarter of U.S. households forbid smoking, big increase over a decade ago
• Air France plans $4.4 billion Boeing order
• U.S. doctor found guilty of 6 of 7 counts in child porn trial
• U.S. asks China to step up oversight of exports amid new safety fears
• Precious and industrial metals prices decline, while energy markets finished mixed
• Wang Liqin on track for three medals at table tennis worlds
• CNN.com to stop charging for Pipeline live video service as bandwidth costs drop
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• U.S. congressional delegation to visit Europe to talk about global warming
• `Grey's Anatomy' star makes amends for anti-gay slur with TV spot urging tolerance
• Some U.S. states consider requiring sex offenders to register e-mail, instant message addresses
• U.S. doctor found guilty of 6 of 7 counts in child porn trial
• NYC ruling finds trial of Adelphia founder and a son was fair
• Mexico rights commission criticizes government, protesters for abuses during Oaxaca unrest
• Anne Heche blasts husband in LA custody feud
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice denounces 'extremists' behind break in Lebanon truce
• TD Ameritrade acquires $26 billion in assets in latest deal
• John Edwards says Republican candidates trying to be 'bigger, badder Bush'
• Salad Dressing Semen Spawns Trouble
• Drooping ratings for `American Idol' suggest it may have passed its peak
• Alabama Legislature approves slavery apology
• Next for Scorsese: 17th-Century Japan
• Rhode Island treasurer asks SEC to probe Wal-Mart
• Minimum wage increase to become reality with approval of Iraq funding bill
• Nasdaq expected to announce purchase of Swedish exchange OMX
• Gap's first-quarter profit drops by 26 percent
• The other Sorenstam leads at Corning
• House approves money for war troops as Democrats back off on withdrawal timeline
• FRENCH OPEN '07: Federer bids again to complete Roger Slam in Paris
• Tom Sizemore's probation should be revoked, Los Angeles prosecutors say
• Heche Blasts Estranged Husband
• TV Extra Enters Court in Police Costume
• Prosthetic Leg Prompts Lock Down
• Alleged Robber Asks Teller to Call Cops
• Romero handles wind at Senior PGA
• Salad Dressing Semen Spawns Trouble
• John Travolta and Kelly Preston host fundraiser for rehab center
• Saks Shoe Department Gets Own ZIP Code
• DA: Tom Sizemore Should Go to Prison
• White House official blames Louisiana for shortfall in program for hurricane-damaged homes
• White House official blames Louisiana for shortfall in program for hurricane-damaged homes
• Heche Says Estranged Husband Is a Liar
• Austrian Olympic leaders pledge crackdown on national ski officials
• Saks Fifth Avenue shoe department gets own ZIP code: 10022-SHOE
• BetOnSports pleads guilty to federal racketeering charges
• Sri Lankan rebel ambush on navy base in north, bomb in capital leave dozens dead
• Immigration measure survives challenges as both sides mobilize to take debate on the road
• Ukrainian president fires prosecutor general; interior minister sends police to cordon off building
• Ahern favored to extend 10-year run in power as Ireland elects new parliament
• Suspected al-Qaida bomber strikes Sunni funeral procession in Iraq, killing 26 mourners
• Forty years of Jewish building cast doubts on ability to divide Jerusalem in peace deal
• Colombian rebels say French president can help secure Betancourt's release
• Pope overriding objections in loosening restrictions on 16th century Tridentine Mass
• David Hyde Pierce finds his musical-comedy niche in `Curtains'
• You're 100, pilgrim: John Wayne celebrated as actor and patriot on anniversary of his birth
• Turkmenistan's 'Book of the Soul' _ a key to divining a closed-off country
• Q&A: Bill Nighy talks tentacles, Broadway and `Pirates of the Caribbean 3'
• Post-`Pirates,' Orlando Bloom sails onto new seas, returning to the stage in David Storey play
• Clemens probably will make another minor league start
• Movie review: `Bug' begins life as an intriguing thriller, metamorphosizes into a mess
• Movie review: Third `Pirates' is too long and convoluted, but visually impressive and fun
• Geoffrey Rush resurrects Captain Jack's nemesis Barbossa in the new `Pirates' flick
• Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow smashes enduring cinematic mold of swashbuckling pirates
• Movie review: Beautiful `Golden Door' tells immigrant tale in strikingly minimal fashion
• Depp and his `Pirates of the Caribbean' friends return for more box-office booty
• Maroon 5 strikes a balance between the serious and the sexy on new album
• Facing death, saxophonist Michael Brecker provides a moving coda to his career on his final CD
• Diabetic teen and brother create comics with healthful message
• Marvel's editor-in-chief takes risk with Latino superhero team
• Buble talks about mainstream success, why his mouth gets him in trouble and Emily Blunt
• Hosseini's new book a winner _ chronicles Afghan history through 2 women's lives
• When a Crocodile Eats the Sun. By Peter Godwin. Little, Brown and Company. $24.99. 341 pages
• Giambi case turned over to Selig
• British Web site BetOnSports pleads guilty to US racketeering charges
• Summer of video games: Real heat's in late fall, but lots of new fare in coming months
• Video-game review: Sudoku and other number-logic puzzles go digital
• U.S. asks China to step up oversight of exports amid new safety fears
• Video-game review: Retro-rooted `Super Paper Mario' a great hybrid
• Heche Says Estranged Husband Is a Liar
• Japanese consumer prices fall for three months in a row
• Japanese consumer prices fall for three months in a row
• Iran's decision to raise gas prices exposes economic vulnerability
• FRENCH OPEN '07: Women's capsules
• FRENCH OPEN '07: Men's capsules
• Tired of living on tips, low-paid immigrant workers turn to US courts
• Thai king urges firm, clear verdict in case that could dissolve top political parties
• AP Newsbreak: North Korea slams US, Japan, South Korea as greatest threats
• Qaida tape proposes prisoner exchanges with U.S., other countries
• Health-related Sept. 11 death raises questions on whom to include in official toll
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• Afghan civilian deaths caused by U.S. special forces stir unease in NATO
• Congress approves money for war troops as Democrats back off on withdrawal timeline
• Congress approves money for war troops as Democrats back off on withdrawal timeline
• Prosthetic Leg Prompts Lock Down
• Researchers use Web registration tool to digitize books
• Minimum-wage increase to become reality with approval of Iraq funding bill
• In Haiti, victims of ex-paramilitary look to U.S. for justice
• Britain approves humanitarian aid for Sri Lankan refugees
• Busch brothers patch up differences
• US, NKorea officials attend Asia security forum in Manila; no bilateral talks planned
• Britain approves humanitarian aid for Sri Lankan refugees
• Dairy farmers, airlines, among others getting benefits from war funding bill
• Newman captures pole for Coca-Cola 600
• Bush urges China to strengthen currency; Chinese minister meets with angry lawmakers
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• US Congress approves money for war troops as Democrats back off on withdrawal timeline
• Saks Fifth Avenue shoe department gets own postal code: 10022-SHOE
• Colombia to honor Bill Clinton amid growing Democrat scrutiny
• Suspected al-Qaida bomber strikes Sunni funeral procession in Iraq, killing 26 mourners
• U.S. drug agency's own study showed diabetes drug's risks, senator says
• Washington Urges Tolerance in TV Spot
• Cairo Customs Prevents Snakes on a Plane
• Facebook opens site to other companies
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• Saks Shoe Department Gets Own ZIP Code
• U.S. drug agency's own study showed diabetes drug's risks, senator says
• Bill Johnston, a member of Don Bradman's "Invincibles," dies at age 85
• Bill Johnston, a member of Don Bradman's "Invincibles," dies at age 85
• Japanese consumer prices fall for three months in a row
• Japanese consumer prices fall for three months in a row
• Malaysian woman survives with only arm broken after car plunges six stories
• 21 dead, 11 missing in flash floods in China's southwest
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• SKorea to end analog TV broadcasts by 2012, switch to digital
• SKorea to end analog TV broadcasts by 2012, switch to digital
• Businessman pleads guilty in Siemens hospital contract case
• 'Reggie' the Alligator Believed Captured
• Salad Dressing Semen Spawns Trouble
• US Democratic presidential rivals Clinton and Obama both oppose Iraq war funding bill
• Osmonds Reuniting for 50th Celebration
• Former Macedonian foreign minister elected U.N. General Assembly president
• Pistons beat Cavs to take 2-0 lead
• Reports: Malaysian leader denies Singapore meddling in industrial park project
• China, Japan meet for fresh talks on East China Sea dispute
• EU Parliament criticizes Venezuela over cancelation of TV license
• Suspected al-Qaida bomber strikes Sunni funeral procession in Iraq, killing 26 mourners
• Indonesia to try to retrieve blackbox from jetliner that plunged into sea
• Sitiveni Sivivatu re-signs with New Zealand Rugby Union
• Sitiveni Sivivatu re-signs with New Zealand Rugby Union
• Nissan CEO: Engineers will be asked to solve pressing problems
• Daughter of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin to host her own TV wildlife show
• Daughter of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin to host her own TV wildlife show
• Suspected al-Qaida bomber strikes Sunni funeral procession in Iraq, killing 26 mourners
• Bangladesh wins toss, asks India to bat first
• Bangladesh wins toss, asks India to bat first
• Daughter of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin to host her own TV wildlife show
• `Lost' star Ian Somerhalder takes an adventure of a lifetime in TV Movie `Marco Polo'
• Pistons beat Cavs to take 2-0 lead
• Transgender Methodist minister reappointed in US; says he had 'spiritual transformation'
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• 2 plead not guilty to illegally removing body parts from corpses in US
• Immigration bill on hold as senators go home to hear reaction
• After losing first round on Iraq, US Democrats say they are just getting started on war debate
• Suspected al-Qaida bomber strikes Sunni funeral procession in Iraq, killing 26 mourners
• US presidential hopeful Joe Biden, behind in fundraising, banks on his Iraq plan
• Philippine shares slide as investors lock in gains
• Chances considered slim for freedom of Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi
• Bill Johnston, a member of Don Bradman's "Invincibles," dies at age 85
• Chances considered slim for freedom of Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi
• Bill Johnston, a member of Don Bradman's "Invincibles," dies at age 85
• China hires another foreign coach
• China hires another foreign coach
• Pistons edge Cavaliers 79-76 to take 2-0 semifinals lead
• Gasoline price Web sites see huge increase in visitors as Americans look for bargains
• Shareholders of Australia's APN reject Independent News & Media's US$2.3 bln takeover bid
• Smoltz wins 200th, first to win 200 and save 150
• New Zealand stocks down after recent rally
• Norway study finds Type 1 diabetic kids who watched lots of TV had poor control of disease
• Study on ammunition used in JFK assassination questions whether Oswald was lone gunman
• Mutombo not ready to retire
• Alumni of US university Dartmouth choose conservative trustees to change direction
• Malaysia plans security measures to put mobile phone thieves out of business
• US criticizes Myanmar's human rights record, says flow of refugees a burden to region
• US criticizes Myanmar's human rights record, says flow of refugees a burden to region
• Copa Libertadores: Boca Juniors beats Libertad, reaches semifinal
• Bourse operator OMX AB says it will merge with Nasdaq
• Japanese consumer prices fall for three months in a row
• Japanese consumer prices fall for three months in a row
• Bourse operator OMX AB says it will merge with Nasdaq
• Suspected al-Qaida bomber strikes Sunni funeral procession in Iraq, killing 26 mourners
• Bangladesh vs. India scores
• Japan lowers minimum age to send youths to reformatory
• Bourse operator OMX AB says it will merge with Nasdaq
• India reaches 67 for no loss at lunch
• India reaches 67 for no loss at lunch
• Prosecutors demand prison terms for 4 ex-Mitutoyo employees over illegal exports
• Australian opposition leader accused of insulting stay-at-home moms
• Bourse operator OMX AB says it will merge with Nasdaq
• Exit poll: Prime Minister Ahern's party in pole position in Ireland election
• Seoul police chief to resign over tycoon revenge attack
• Japan eyes households, transportation in struggle to cut greenhouse gas emissions
• Bourse operator OMX AB says it will merge with Nasdaq
• Iowa birthplace of John Wayne celebrates centenary of his birth
• Keira Knightley wins libel claim against U.K.'s Daily Mail
• Dollar slips in Asia as traders take profit
• Dollar slips in Asia as traders take profit
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• China steelmakers plan joint investment in Cambodia iron ore projects to cut costs
• China steelmakers plan joint investment in Cambodia iron ore projects to cut costs
• Red Cross seeks security pledge from Tamil Tigers; Britain approves aid for refugees
• Royal Bank of Scotland to decide on bid for ABN Amro May 29
• Military planes bring aid as U.S. rushes supplies to Lebanese army
• Thai PM urges calm ahead of court ruling on political parties
• Japanese stocks fall for 2nd straight day; banks and autos decline
• Japanese stocks fall for 2nd straight day; banks and autos decline
• Cameron Diaz opens new 'Shrek' movie in Taiwan
• Cameron Diaz opens new 'Shrek' movie in Taiwan
• Larkham injured, Norton-Knight in for Wallabies debut
• Taiwan stocks lower, as investors secure recent gains
• Poultry farm closed down near Calcutta after unusual deaths of chickens, official says
• Poultry farm closed down near Calcutta after unusual deaths of chickens, official says
• Sony develops film-thin display that bends in full color
• Global production up at Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Mitsubishi
• Japan lowers minimum age to send youths to reformatory
• US criticizes Myanmar's human rights record, says refugee flow burden to region
• US criticizes Myanmar's human rights record, says refugee flow burden to region
• South Korea shipbuilder Hanjin receives US$2.2 billion in orders
• South Korea shipbuilder Hanjin receives US$2.2 billion in orders
• Australian stocks weighed down by weak metal prices
• Forensic scientist's credibility challenged in Phil Spector murder trial
• In Germany, consumer confidence mirrors gain in business sentiment, report finds
• Danish Tour de France winner to address doping issues
• Austria: Clinton gets million-dollar check to combat AIDS
• Deposed Thai PM gains a degree, loses a bundle to Moscow thieves
• Knightley Wins Libel Claim Vs. Tabloid
• South Korea launches first Aegis-equipped destroyer
• Vietnam bans smoking in workplaces ... again
• Hakuho moves closer to promotion at Summer sumo
• Military planes bring aid as U.S. rushes supplies to Lebanese army
• Hakuho moves closer to promotion at Summer sumo
• U.S. Senate bill encourages farmers to grow energy crops
• Vote count starts in Ireland; exit poll puts Prime Minister Ahern in strong position
• India reaches 175-0 at tea against Bangladesh
• India reaches 175-0 at tea against Bangladesh
• UBS to sell US$3.3 billion Julius Baer stake
• Military planes bring aid as U.S. rushes supplies to Lebanese army
• Euro up slightly against U.S. dollar
• Malaysia, Indonesia reaffirm biodiesel plans despite industry uncertainty
• China and Japan wrap up talks on East China Sea dispute, will meet again next month
• Berlusconi looking towards local elections to boost fortunes as Prodi slumps
• Vaughan returns and wins toss for second test against West Indies
• U.S. dollar, gold mixed in European trading
• Canon delays introduction of SED display flat-panel TVs
• Philippine Airlines completes e-ticketing system for all flights
• Don cleared to compete at Beijing Olympics after winning appeal against ban
• Co Adriaanse turns down offer to coach Feyenoord
• Biography of Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern
• Court orders Singapore Airlines to raise salaries of Airbus A380 pilots
• Jailed Pakistani same-sex couple pleads to be allowed to live together
• Biography of Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern
• Court orders Singapore Airlines to raise salaries of Airbus A380 pilots
• Court orders Singapore Airlines to raise salaries of Airbus A380 pilots
• Yushchenko claims command of Interior Ministry troops amid soaring political tension
• Car enters home of Myanmar opposition leader as new detention order expected
• US criticizes Myanmar's human rights record, says refugee flow burden to region
• Hong Kong shares fall 1.3 percent after drop on Wall Street
• Indonesia shares decline 0.9 percent as mining firms fall
• Bae retains SK Telecom Open lead
• Bae retains SK Telecom Open lead
• Philippine shares slide as investors lock in gains
• Malaysia's stock index flat after bargain-hunting offset losses
• Prime Minister Ahern on course to stay in power as Ireland's vote count starts
• Singapore shares retreat for the 2nd straight session
• Yushchenko claims command of Interior Ministry troops amid soaring political tension
• Annual slaughter of karakul lambs brings profits, criticism and survival in Uzbek desert
• Coca-Cola acquires Vitaminwater maker glaceau for US$4.1 billion in cash
• Singapore bank DBS aims list shares in China, double retail business in China over 5 years
• Chances considered slim for freedom of Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi
• Royal Bank of Scotland to decide on bid for ABN Amro May 29
• Seoul police chief resigns over tycoon revenge attack
• Pickpockets snatch Oslo police chief's wallet
• Bird flu kills more than 1,300 fowl as it spreads to 2 more Vietnamese provinces
• China asks US to clarify regulations after catfish banned in three southern states
• London's FTSE-100 index down 12.6 points at 6,552.8
• Myanmar battling to contain polio outbreak that afflicted three
• German bill pushing business tax reform passes lower house
• Kazakh court suspends newspaper, TV channel controlled by president's daughter
• New EU members examine readiness to join Europe's free travel zone
• Pickpocket Steals Police Chiefs Wallet
• Pickpocket Steals Police Chief's Wallet
• Foreign investors spend US$1.8 billion in Vietnam so far this year: report
• Chinese farmer gets 13-year sentence for buying, selling swan meat
• Yushchenko claims command of Interior Ministry troops amid soaring political tension
• South Korean shares fall on declines in Samsung Electronics, Korea Electric Power
• Iraq aims for WTO membership as trade body discusses bid for first time
• Military planes bring U.S. and Arab aid to Lebanese army locked in war with militants
• Norway to buy 4 U.S.-made C-130 transport planes
• Most Asian markets decline amid profit-taking, Wall Street worries
• Interior Ministry defies presidential order on troops in spiraling Ukrainian crisis
• Most Asian markets decline amid profit-taking, Wall Street worries
• China says foreign assets grew 57 percent to US$662 billion in 2006
• Alligator Captured Near Los Angeles Lake
• Osmonds Reuniting for 50th Celebration
• Van Nistelrooy available for the Netherlands again
• WHO: Chinese bird flu samples have arrived in US
• EU data privacy officers launch investigation into Google's Internet search engine
• India posts big total on first day of final test against Bangladesh
• Thai shares down on other markets' weaknesses
• Iraq aims for WTO membership as trade body discusses bid for first time
• Pacific Nations Cup: Australia A easy winners over Tonga
• Federer faces tough draw at French Open
• Yushchenko claims command of Interior Ministry troops amid soaring political tensions in Ukraine
• Despite strike, Deutsche Telekom to move forward with new service units
• Slory makes Netherlands squad for tour to South Korea, Thailand
• Cook out last ball before lunch as England reaches 91-2 against West Indies
• Iraq aims for WTO membership as trade body discusses bid for first time
• Myanmar official says the detention of pro-democracy leader Suu Kyi extended for one year
• Joaquin Sanchez back on Spain squad for Euro 2008 qualifiers
• Goodwill Industries charity worker gets to keep $5,000 found in pocket of donated pajamas
• Myanmar official says detention of democracy leader Suu Kyi extended by a year
• Rose keeps share of lead with second-round 70
• Yushchenko claims command of Interior Ministry troops amid soaring political tensions in Ukraine
• Martin Allen named new manager of Leicester
• Russian parliament gives tentative approval to budget for 2008-2010
• Monfils upsets Hewitt to reach final of Hypo Group
• Turkish president vetoes amendment allowing election of president by popular vote
• Indian shares move up, led by technology shares
• Irish Prime Minister Ahern poised to extend 10-year run in power
• Death penalty opponents in Ohio call delayed execution intolerable, call for moratorium
• New mayor of Cambridge, England, is a transsexual
• Rivals NKorea, SKorea flex naval might with missile test, launch of high-tech destroyer
• Benayoun signs new five-year contract with West Ham
• Crude oil prices rise on Nigeria strike, worry over Iran
• Military planes bring U.S. and Arab aid to Lebanese army locked in war with militants
• Monfils upsets Hewitt to reach final of Hypo Group
• Myanamr junta extends detention of democracy leader Suu Kyi by a year
• Myanamr junta extends detention of democracy leader Suu Kyi by a year
• Decades of Doors celebrated at Rock Hall of Fame
• Malaysia's ex-deputy PM Anwar to defy ban, run for top party post
• Former Mexican President Vicente Fox reveals life in retirement
• Federer faces tough draw at French Open
• Democrats say they are just getting started on Iraq war debate
• Sales of existing U.S. homes fall to the slowest pace in nearly 4 years
• Britain's Royal Academy unveils massive Hockney painting
• Berlusconi looking toward local elections to boost fortunes as Prodi slumps
• Dementieva beats Bondarenko to advance to Istanbul Cup final
• U.N. cancels European telecoms conference in Bulgaria
• Ex-communist rebels in Nepal attack U.N. vehicle carrying American ambassador
• Ailing Everest climber safe at base camp
• Eastern India farmer allegedly kills self to protest losing land for car factory
• Mauresmo beats Bartoli to reach final at Strasbourg
• Austria's ski federation wants independent commission to clear up doping scandal
• Vaughan nears century as England reaches 222-2 at tea against West Indies
• Former South Africa bowler Allan Donald to help England attack
• Bruseghin wins 13th stage, Di Luca retains pink jersey
• Workers recover 98-year-old woman's wedding ring from sewage line in Olympia, Washington
• Under strength England further weakened for first test against South Africa
• Poll: Obama, Giuliani top list of candidates people would chat with at picnic
• Republicans McCain, Romney criticize Democrats Clinton, Obama on Iraq vote
• Ailing Everest climber safe at base camp
• Bruseghin wins 13th stage, Di Luca retains pink jersey
• Bourse operator OMX AB to be acquired by Nasdaq for euro2.73 billion
• India's Suzlon Energy to pay up to US$1.6 billion for Germany's REpower
• India's Suzlon Energy to pay up to US$1.6 billion for Germany's REpower
• Joe Biden, behind in fundraising, banks on his Iraq plan to win voters in U.S. presidential race
• Seattle prosecutor Norm Maleng dies at 68; spared life of notorious Green River serial killer
• Two Cottbus players sign for Wolfsburg
• Rezai beats Sharapova to advance to Istanbul Cup final
• Republicans McCain, Romney criticize Democrats Clinton, Obama on Iraq vote
• Germany's Merkel urges cyclists who used doping to confess
• Tension soar in Ukraine as president claims command of Interior Ministry troops
• Donald Trump Slams Both `View' Co-Hosts
• Sidelines
• Gomez ready to help Stuttgart land first-ever domestic double
• Pressure's on now, admit China girls
• Henin to challenge for rare hat-trick in France
• AC Milan's victory spotlights UEFA's legal concerns
• Brian Leetch hangs up his skates
• Marco Andretti eager to end family's frustration
• South Africa overwhelming favorites to beat England
• Don cleared to compete at Beijing games
• No coming back for Royals after first inning flop
• Smoltz reaches a pitching milestone
• Hunters capture the Dinos 79-65
• Series leader Pistons play a dangerous game
• Hijab making the leap from tradition to fashion statement
• Flip-flops are cool, but can cause problems
• No matter who wears them, they are still Mom jeans
• Taiwan's stocks ahit two-week low after U.S. report
• Greenback ends mixed after optimistic U.S. housing data released
• Wall Street slides as data shows large April surge
• APN rejects US$2.3b takeover offer
• Research firm says CIOs focusing on how IT can be more business friendly
• Royal Bank of Scotland to decide on bid for ABN Amro by May 29
• GE's 'green' unit gaining ground, chairman claims
• Taiwan R&D group develops global patent auction platform
• Acquisition a breakthrough for possibility of developing giant European exchange
• Computex to show latest tech products
• Police in India detain suspect following explosion at mosque
• Sri Lankan government troops claim 12 Tamil rebels shot dead
• Defense chief says Japan needs bombs
• North Korea fires several missiles in military exercise
• In Brief
• U.S. Senate lawmakers battle over fragile immigration pact
• U.N., African Union agree on mobile joint force effort in Darfur
• Ukraine president fires top prosecutor
• Iran ignores risk of sanctions over nuclear program
• The diplomatic surge in Iraq must continue
• Polonium, presumptions, and politics
• No covert action against Iran
• Theodore Roosevelt's summer reading advice
• Officials ransack farmer's home for breaking China's family rule
• Malaysia uproots rare wildlife haven to build Muslim graveyard
• Young Algerians see scant hope for a secure future
• Malnutrition stalks children in India as economy grows
• Summer vacation at Royal Chihpen
• Malaysia Airlines invites golfers to join 'Visit Malaysia Year 2007'
• Howard presents rice dumplings
• Andrew Lau on CNN's 'Talk Asia'
• Evergreen Taipei offers festival delicacy
• California Bing Cherry Jubilee at Grand Formosa Regent Taipei
• Cameron Diaz in Taiwan for new Shrek film
• Chinese footwear dumping probe to close in July, ITC says
• Ban on whale shark fishing announced
• Autopsy reveals councilor killed by gunshot to chest
• In Brief
• KMT's candidate to choose running mate by end of May
• Kaohsiung police rescue hostages indebted to crime organization
• President says military build-up necessary for cross-strait peace
• Tibetan Taiwanese petition Cabinet on visa restrictions
• U.S. Congress approves Iraq war budget, minus timelines
• U.S. asks China to step up export checks
• Ahern eyes a third term after knife-edge election
• KMT charter to embrace 'Taiwan'
• OIE compromises on bid by PRC to absorb Taiwan
• In Brief
• Austria's ski federation wants independent commission to clear up doping scandal
• Renowned forensic scientist Henry Lee's credibility challenged in Phil Spector's murder trial
• Former NHL player pleads guilty in New Jersey gambling ring case
• London's FTSE-100 index up 5.1 points at 6,570.5
• Democratic, Republican leaders predict change in Bush's Iraq war policy
• India lifts 60-day ban on Fashion TV channel
• India lifts 60-day ban on Fashion TV channel
• Czech Republic beats Germany to set up final meeting with Argentina
• IOC president impressed by South Africa's 2010 Soccer World Cup preparations
• U.S. wants WTO probe of Indian duties on wine and spirits
• Mauresmo beats Bartoli to reach final at Strasbourg against Medina Garrigues
• UBS to sell US$3.3 billion Julius Baer stake
• Newcastle board requests meeting with prospective buyer Mike Ashley
• Monfils and Monaco through to final of Hypo Group
• Prosecutors in Los Angeles will not charge Ryan O'Neal in brawl with son
• French Open Draw
• Proposed project would bring dramatic cut in greenhouse gasses from Norwegian offshore oil field
• U.N. cancels European telecoms conference in Bulgaria
• Dragons and other mythic creatures in New York museum exhibit
• Irish Prime Minister Ahern poised to extend 10-year run in power
• "Persepolis" in Cannes: a funny, moving tale of growing up in Iran
• Bruseghin wins 13th stage, Di Luca retains pink jersey
• Houllier quits as Lyon coach
• France's Sarkozy bucks tradition, says no election-year amnesty for traffic offenders
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• European stocks end lower
• Divisive immigration measure on hold as senators return home to hear from U.S. voters
• Nationalist lawmakers display pro-Mladic placards during Serbian parliament session
• Congress approves increase in U.S. visas for Iraqi and Afghan translators
• Pakistan police arrest 2 men for luring people into selling their kidneys
• Opposition-aligned TV station to be forced off the air in Venezuela
• Eurotunnel saved from bankruptcy after shareholders approve exchange offer
• Prosecutors in LA won't charge Ryan O'Neal in brawl with son
• Rezai beats Sharapova to advance to Istanbul Cup final
• Home of director of movie on poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko ransacked during filming
• Katrina Aftermath Series to Air on PBS
• Former NHL player pleads guilty in New Jersey gambling ring case
• New EU members still on course for borderless travel, Polish minister says
• Philadelphia's University of the Arts gets 2nd gift of $25 million from soup heiress
• Filmmaker Jonathan Demme documents post-Katrina struggles to rebuild
• The Museum of Appalachia named an official affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution
• Military planes bring U.S. and Arab aid to Lebanese army locked in war with militants
• Bertie Ahern re-elected to Dublin seat, on course to remain Ireland's prime minister
• South Dakota governor demands removal of federal game warden, says agent is rude, overzealous
• Edwards pledges to fulfill US 'sacred contract' with vets, troops
• Cycling's governing body asks Riis to return Tour jersey after doping confession
• Beckham set for recall to England squad
• Opposition-aligned TV station to be forced off the air in Venezuela
• U.S. appeals to Myanmar to release Aung San Suu Kyi
• Poll: More Americans worry of financial hardship from gas prices, amid signs of growing acceptance
• Ty Pennington pleads no contest in misdemeanor drunken driving case
• German police search mail as part of pre-G-8 investigation
• Argentina to seek US$44 million in sanctions against U.S.
• U.N. researchers to examine basin between Guyana, Suriname thought rich in oil
• Myanamr junta extends detention of democracy leader Suu Kyi by a year
• Iowa governor signs civil rights expansion into law
• Sheryl Crow says infant son, Wyatt, could be the first in `a whole troop' of children in her life
• Former Tour de France champion Bjarne Riis admits doping
• Berlusconi looking toward local elections to boost fortunes as Prodi slumps
• EU president Germany condemns extension of Suu Kyi's house arrest
• Bush visits injured troops at military hospital
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• Sports prosecutors call for 21-month ban for Basso
• Tensions soar in Ukraine as president claims command of Interior Ministry troops
• Crude oil, gasoline prices move higher ahead of Memorial Day weekend
• U.S. Democratic, Republican leaders predict change in Bush's Iraq war policy
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• Mayors: Time for Spoleto festivals to again collaborate
• U.S. drug agency acts against unapproved long-acting cough and cold drugs
• Irish Prime Minister Ahern poised to extend 10-year run in power
• Military planes bring U.S. and Arab aid to Lebanese army locked in war with militants
• Vaughan and Pietersen hit centuries to guide England to 366 for 5 after first day
• Budget standoff could trigger Quebec election just a few months after the last one
• Interior secretary scraps proposed changes to U.S. endangered species law
• Republican candidates criticize Democrats Clinton, Obama on Iraq vote
• Bush administration faces prospect of U.S. fund cut in Europe-based missile program
• Coca-Cola breaks own record for world's largest ice cream float
• Austria's ski federation wants independent commission to clear up doping scandal
• American men make 12.5 percent less than their fathers 30 years ago, report on mobility says
• Rosie Won't Be Back on 'The View'
• After 50 years on the big screen, Paul Newman says he's given up acting for good
• Rosie O'Donnell takes early leave from ABC's `The View'
• Popular Chilean club rescued from bankruptcy
• U.S. appeals to Myanmar to release Aung San Suu Kyi
• British authorities identify 4 human cases of bird flu
• Oil prices, industrial metals strengthen on bullish supply concerns
• Detained Iranian scholar's family struggles with little information on her fate
• U.N. rights expert investigating U.S. criticizes counterterror laws during visit
• Prosecutors seek up to 3-year sentence for former White House aide in CIA leak case
• Dollar mixed against major currencies after U.S. home sales data, German economic report
• Irish Prime Minister Ahern poised to extend 10-year run in power
• Gasoline, oil prices move higher as U.S. drivers hit the road for Memorial Day
• U.S. appeals to Myanmar to release Aung San Suu Kyi
• Miss Universe Pageant Faces Hurdles
• Rosie Won't Be Back on 'The View'
• U.N. rights expert investigating U.S. criticizes counterterror laws during visit
• Bush administration faces prospect of U.S. fund cut in Europe-based missile program
• Miss Universe Pageant Faces Hurdles
• Coca-Cola buys Glaceau, maker of Vitaminwater, for $4.1 billion
• Rose rallies with three birdies, shares second-round lead with Carbrera
• Boy Bags Wild Hog Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• Wang successfully defends mixed doubles crown, remains on track for two more
• U.S. prosecutors seek up to 3-year sentence for former White House aide in CIA leak case
• Tensions soar in Ukraine as president claims command of Interior Ministry troops
• Prudhoe Bay oil field poised to return to full production after water leak, BP says
• Sales of existing U.S. homes fall to slowest pace in nearly 4 years as prices slide for ninth month
• Boy Bags Hog Said Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• British authorities identify 4 human cases of bird flu
• Morals group complains about graphic "Rome," Ali G on Delta flights
• 'Pirates' scores box office gold with early showings
• Missionary's Home Wrapped in Newspaper
• Woman Allegedly Bites Son-In-Law's Ear
• Coke Sets Largest Ice Cream Float Record
• Wash. Workers Find Ring in Sewage Line
• Harley-Davidson-Drawn Hearse, Anyone?
• Russian Menchov takes fifth stage of Volta of Catalunya; Karpets reclaims lead
• Top Republican candidates assail Clinton, Obama over Iraq vote
• Owen returns to international play as England B beats Albania 3-1
• U.S. to play Catalan-select side, Switzerland
• Former Mexican President Vicente Fox reveals life in retirement
• FRENCH OPEN '07: Men's capsules
• Richardson changes mind on immigration bill, says he opposes legislation
• Wall Street rises amid continued takeover activity; Dow ends up 66 points
• Hasek will wait a few weeks before deciding whether to continue career
• Tensions soar in Ukraine as president claims command of Interior Ministry troops
• Boy Bags Hog Said Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• Missionary's Home Wrapped in Newspaper
• Colombia's president seeks to free scores of jailed rebels
• Centurions overpower Admirals in Amsterdam 30-7
• Presidente turco veta elei
• Owen returns to international play as England B beats Albania 3-1
• Probable candidate says 1986 immigration law led to a nation beset by `suicidal maniacs'
• Test refs favor home teams: Henry
• Test refs favor home teams: Henry
• U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention links contact lens solution to infections
• Tottenham signs Wales teenager Bale from Southampton
• U.S. Senate Democrats draft legislation to expand rights of terror suspects
• Former Mexican President Vicente Fox reveals life in retirement
• Los Angeles judge plans to dismiss Carol Burnett suit over 'Family Guy'
• Choosing a favorite in 91st Indy 500 isn't easy
• Croc Hunter's Daughter Launches TV Show
• Pennington Pleads No Contest to DUI
• Sheryl Crow Has a New Man in Her Life
• `Great night for Fianna Fail' as Ireland's Ahern to extend 10-year run in power
• Paul Newman Says He's Too Old for Acting
• Bader takes second-round lead at Corning
• Argentina's Romero takes 2-stroke lead at U.S. Senior PGA
• Zoo Gets Its Own Simon, the Bush Baby
• NZ Maori open title defense by thumping Canada
• Boy Bags Hog Said Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• Alabama boy shoots 1,000-pound wild hog
• Mom Ticketed in Toilet Papering Caper
• Cops: Ice Cream Truck Sold 'Pot-Sicles'
• U.S. Defense Department's military report on China warns of consequences of Taiwan attack
• Tensions soar in Ukraine as president claims command of Interior Ministry troops
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• `Great night for Fianna Fail' as Ireland's Ahern to extend 10-year run in power
• Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi's extended detention draws worldwide criticism
• No one loves new U.S. bill on Iraq war, but it staved off damaging new veto fight
• Divisive immigration measure on hold as U.S. senators return home to hear from voters
• Hairless "Xolos" steal the World Dog Show in their native Mexico
• Woman Allegedly Bites Son-In-Law's Ear
• Cops: Ice Cream Truck Sold 'Pot-Sicles'
• British authorities identify 4 human cases of bird flu
• Internet self-portraits memorialize many of Iraq war's fallen
• Neb. Mom Ticketed in Toilet Paper Caper
• In the heart of Darfur, mass grave and horrifying memories feed fears of new surge in war
• Ryan O'Neal Won't Be Charged in Run-In
• Blackwater lawsuit over U.S. security contractors killed in Iraq headed for private arbitration
• Boy Bags Hog Said Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• Actor Ryan O'Neal won't be charged for firing gun in brawl with son Griffin
• Missionary's Home Wrapped in Newspaper
• Rosie Fights Last Fight on 'The View'
• US company's coal plant plans are in center of global warming debate
• Former stripper gets 40 months in NASCAR embezzlement case
• US constituents say anti-war congressmen had tough choice on Iraq bill
• Coke Sets Largest Ice Cream Float Record
• US state's public television network to air documentary about Islam on its 5 stations
• Venezuela's Supreme Court rules that opposition-aligned TV station must give up equipment
• Colonial lead good medicine for Clark
• NKorea test fires missiles, SKorea launches destroyer in naval muscle flexing
• U.S. appeals to Myanmar to release Aung San Suu Kyi
• NKorea assures US no other obstacles to reactor shutdown after money transfer
• Colonial lead good medicine for Clark
• Venezuela's Supreme Court rules that opposition-aligned TV station must give up equipment
• Jack in the Box Ads Called Misleading
• Venezuela beats Honduras 2-0 in international friendly
• Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr calls for U.S. withdrawal from Iraq
• U.S. Mint not pleased with Silver Surfer quarter part of 'Fantastic Four' promo
• Court to rule in test case for religious freedom in Muslim Malaysia
• Boy, 11, Bags Hog Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• Dupree leads Chicaho past Minnesota
• Dupree leads Chicago past Minnesota
• China launches crackdown on scary children's books
• ASEAN urged to suspend or expel Myanmar for extending Suu Kyi's arrest
• ASEAN urged to suspend or expel Myanmar for extending Suu Kyi's arrest
• Dupree leads Chicago past Minnesota
• Hezbollah critica envio de ajuda militar americana ao L
• Venezuela's Supreme Court rules that opposition-aligned TV station must give up equipment
• Former Mexican President Vicente Fox reveals life in retirement
• US president signs Iraq spending bill with no troop withdrawal timetable
• US officials warn about brand of contact lens solution, linking it to rare eye infection
• SKorea, Japan give conflicting reports over North Korea missile test
• Art TV show features cross-country search for offbeat, kitsch
• Art TV show features cross-country search for offbeat, kitsch
• Pachuca beats America; gets closer to the championship
• China reports 19-year-old soldier hospitalized with bird flu
• China reports 19-year-old soldier hospitalized with bird flu
• `Great night for Fianna Fail' as Ireland's Ahern to extend 10-year run in power
• Taurasi scored 37 points to lead Mercury
• Clinton asks voters on YouTube to choose her campaign theme song
• Bangladesh, India begin second day of second test
• Bangladesh, India begin second day of second test
• Pacific Nations Cup: Fiji stages second-half comeback to beat Japan 30-15
• Pacific Nations Cup: Fiji stages second-half comeback to beat Japan 30-15
• Irish prime minister poised to stay in power, with party taking strong election lead
• Bush assina pacote de US$ 100 bilh
• China reports 19-year-old soldier hospitalized with bird flu
• China reports 19-year-old soldier hospitalized with bird flu
• Anger, frustration greets Myanmar decision to extend Suu Kyi's detention
• Anger, frustration greets Myanmar decision to extend Suu Kyi's detention
• As computer science majors dip, US schools aim to overhaul the art of programming
• China Launches Crackdown on Kids Books
• Sparks, Lewis Look to Post-'Idol' Life
• Attorney for anti-war protesters says blocking Cheney demonstration 'a shame'
• China reports 19-year-old soldier hospitalized with bird flu
• Pakistan police arrest 6, including 3 doctors, over alleged illegal trade in kidneys
• Mets beat Marlins with big 9th inning
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• Warner Bros. to donate money from cartoon DVDs to save Tasmanian Devil
• Thousands of secular Turks protest Islamic-rooted government in latest rally
• Malaysia's Anwar bows to pressure, withdraws from party contest
• Malaysia's Anwar bows to pressure, withdraws from party contest
• `The Bachelor,' New Fiancee Go to Hawaii
• Judge to Dismiss Carol Burnett's Lawsuit
• Connie Nielsen, Lars Ulrich Have Baby
• Strong winds blow sand from China over Japan
• Dutch government approves amnesty for 25,000 rejected asylum-seekers
• Mongolian Hakuho wraps up Emperor's Cup
• Mongolian Hakuho wraps up Emperor's Cup
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• Thailand's PTT Exploration discovers natural gas off Myanmar coast
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• India builds massive total against Bangladesh in second test
• Bae extends SK Telecom Open lead
• Bae extends SK Telecom Open lead
• Hong Kong printer drops book that discusses Tiananmen, author alleges self-censorship
• Central American leaders pledge diplomatic support for Taiwan
• Soldiers guarding special elections in southern Philippines attacked
• Ireland's Bertie Ahern triumphs, faces choices for forming next government
• Judge to Dismiss Carol Burnett's Lawsuit
• Sutil fastest in final practice session affect by rain
• Sutil fastest in final practice session affect by rain
• Ireland's Bertie Ahern triumphs, faces tough choices over next government
• Beckham returns to England squad for Brazil, Estonia games
• Bobblehead Sends Wash. Workers Fleeing
• Beckham returns to England squad for Brazil, Estonia games
• Troops stream into Kiev amid bitter dispute between Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Nationalists rally in support of genocide fugitive Ratko Mladic
• Indonesia open to sharing bird flu samples under U.N. agreement
• Austrian ski federation official has "no doubts" athletes doped at Turin Games
• Austrian ski federation official has "no doubts" athletes doped at Turin Games
• Australia 29, Wales 23
• Wallabies score last-minute win over Wales
• Wallabies score last-minute win over Wales
• Bangladesh crumbles in the face of massive Indian total
• Bangladesh crumbles in the face of massive Indian total
• Police officers injured as German soccer fans clash
• Spain's Socialists fear high abstention rate will favor Popular Party in local elections
• Ireland's Bertie Ahern triumphs, faces tough choices over next government
• Wallabies score last-minute win over Wales
• Wallabies score last-minute win over Wales
• Juventus says it hasn't received Deschamps resignation notice
• Pietersen, Prior continue to punish West Indies bowlers
• Wallabies score last-minute win over Wales
• Wallabies score last-minute win over Wales
• Alonso takes pole position for Monaco GP
• Boy, 11, Bags Hog Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
• Back at French Open, Williams could face Henin in quarters
• Alonso takes pole position for Monaco GP
• Iran's top nuclear negotiator says Sarkozy's France s can play role of honest broker in talks
• Pietersen, Prior, Plunkett continue to punish West Indies bowlers
• Assad's 7-year rule brings changes to Syria, but shortcomings remain
• Troops stream into Kiev amid bitter dispute between Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Els' intimacy with Wentworth course not helping him out
• French Open Show Court Schedules
• Pakistan's suspended top judge to speak on judiciary's independence
• Feuding president, premier hold talks amid fears of violence in tense Ukraines
• 'The Bachelor,' New Fiancee Go to Hawaii
• Monaco beats Monfils to win Hypo Group tournament
• Zimbabwe opposition party says police arrest 200 supporters
• Zimbabwe opposition party says police arrest 200 supporters
• Medina Garrigues beats Mauresmo to win Strasbourg final
• Dementieva wins Istanbul Cup after Rezai withdraws
• Beckham returns to England squad for Brazil, Estonia games
• Sidebottom takes two early wickets after Pietersen punishes West Indies bowlers
• Monaco beats Monfils to win Hypo Group tournament
• Three-time French Open champion Henin feels she's getting old
• Garzelli wins 14th stage of Giro
• Ireland's Ahern triumphs again, but needs new friends for stable government
• Raikkonen suffers a bad break
• South Africa hands England a 58-10 record loss
• Joaquin Phoenix takes on another tortured role in "We Own the Night"
• Garzelli wins 14th stage of Giro
• Moore plans unofficial North American `Sicko' premiere in Michigan
• Troops stream into Kiev as Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Zimbabwe opposition party says police arrest 200 supporters
• Gay activists vow to hold demonstration in Moscow despite city's ban
• Alonso takes pole position for Monaco GP
• Dance showdown
• Essay-writing competition for Taiwan students
• COFWA welcomes new leaders
• Pinoy Express
• Cordillerans in Taiwan treasuring tribal traditions
• Filipinos in Taichung complete basic computing course today
• How to survive resentment and jealousy
• In Brief
• Two men suspected of backing terror group slain in gunbattle
• Philippines and UK company sign US$1.3 billion biofuel deal
• Polls in south open with blasts, gunfire
• Japan pledges not to export toxic waste to Philippines
• Pinoy Text Club
• Honor your marital vows, says Pinay
• Monaco whips Monfils in French Open warmup
• Wallabies stun Welsh after final siren
• Taiwan Beer evens title series
• Sidelines
• Taiwan's last hope ousted from table tennis worlds
• Playoff tension in the air for series between Tigers, Indians
• Dementieva outlasts surprise finalist Rezai
• Alonso seizes pole in Monte Carlo
• Riis admits to doping during 1996 Tour victory
• Dash across Tahiti to catch famous waves
• In Brief
• Pakistani gang arrested for stealing kidneys
• China, Russia embolden Myanmar to snub pressure, analysts say
• Military aid from U.S. arrives for Lebanon army
• Japan pressured over aid to Sri Lanka
• Bombing in India market kills 8
• Uribe's statement seen heralding prisoner swap
• Dutch government approves amnesty for asylum-seekers
• Swiss reputation for tolerance threatened as tensions emerge
• Wounds run deep for children living amid war in Iraq
• Horrifying memories feed fears of new surge in Darfur war
• American education's missing soul
• Iran jails Esfandiari in a ploy to retain power
• In Brief
• U.S. Mint not pleased with Marvel's new coin
• Galleries
• Museums
• Concerts
• Theater
• Events
• In Brief
• Court issues hefty fine to DPP's Wang
• KMT's Ma decries ethnic divisions in Taiwan
• World's largest passenger jet expected in Taiwan on June 8
• Tycoon Guo vows to build dog shelters
• Speaker Wang sends signal on interest in 2008 ticket
• CLA to replace quota system with dynamic management
• Central American leaders pledge support for Taiwan
• Troops head to capital as Ukraine talks restart
• Israeli continues thumping Hamas targets
• Syrians to vote for leader in no-contest poll
• Taiwanese West Point cadet makes history
• Pentagon report seen as warning to China
• Juventus wins first Serie B title
• Dementieva wins Istanbul Cup after Rezai withdraws
• Celtic clinches league and cup double with late winner against Dunfermline
• Gou wins gold in women's singles; Ma and Chen win doubles title
• Garzelli wins 14th stage of Giro
• Moore to Bring 'Sicko' to Michigan
• Broadhurst, Fisher share third-round lead at Wentworth
• Bellamy cancels out two strikes by Smeltz as Wales ties 2-2 with New Zealand
• Juventus says it hasn't received Deschamps resignation notice
• Raikkonen suffers a bad break
• British authorities say more people showing signs of bird flu
• Three-time French Open champion Henin feels she's getting old
• Defending champions Clay and Kluft lead at Hypo Meeting
• Iraq woes intrude in discussing Iran options for both White House and 2008 candidates
• Kazakh leader dismisses his son-in-law as Austrian ambassador for alleged presidential ambitions
• Germany's Olympic cycling team doctor suspended on doping charges
• More people showing signs of illness from mild strain of bird flu, British authorities say
• News magazine reports Brazilian senate leader took payoffs from construction company
• Blog: Palme D'Or Winner Hard to Predict
• Roddick sets second week as goal in Paris
• Presidential hopefuls get some bang from their ads
• 'Pirates' Has $43 Million Opening Day
• Argentina beats Czech Republic 2-1 to win World Team Cup
• Tips to a jogging president: lighten your stride and stand up straight
• Alonso takes pole position for Monaco GP
• Questions and answers about the Senate immigration proposal
• Jeremy Wariner wins 400 meters in Hengelo
• Ireland's Ahern starts search for stable government to safeguard Celtic Tiger
• Russia's Karpets poised for overall victory after 6th stage of Volta
• Argentina beats Czech Republic 2-1 to win World Team Cup
• Broadhurst, Fisher share third-round lead at Wentworth
• Chivas says Bautista will never play for it again
• U.S. House Speaker embarks on 4 days of climate talks in Europe
• Sidebottom, Pietersen put England into commanding position against West Indies bowlers
• Villarreal beats Valencia 3-2 in the Spanish league
• Chivas says Bautista will never play for it again
• Longtime Indian-born benefactor embroiled in suit that cites his plane trips for the Clintons
• Caribbean cane growers concerned EU offer on sugar imports not enough
• NY Shoe Store Gets Its Own ZIP Code
• Belarus opposition holds congress, considers replacing its leader
• Olympic doctor suspended as German cycling scandal spreads to amateur ranks
• Longtime Indian-born benefactor embroiled in suit that cites his plane trips for the Clintons
• 'Pirates' Has $43 Million Opening Day
• Troops stream into Kiev as Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Algeria, Brazil sign accord on liquified natural gas
• Olympic doctor suspended as German cycling scandal spreads to amateur ranks
• Troops stream into Kiev as Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Edwards defends stepped-up opposition to Iraq war
• Warner Bros. Donates for Tasmanian Devil
• More people showing signs of illness from mild strain of bird flu, British authorities say
• Phoenix Not Into Watching His Films
• Real Madrid beats Deportivo La Coruna 3-1 to retain Spanish lead
• Jeremy Wariner wins 400 meters in Hengelo
• Bo Diddley leaves Nebraska hospital for Florida rehab
• Troops blocked outside Kiev, as Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• South Africa hands England a 58-10 record loss
• Russia's Karpets poised for overall victory after 6th stage of Volta
• Argentina defeats Ireland 22-20
• Colonial rain means a lot of waiting, record-low scoring
• Elmander scores three and Toulouse clinches third place in French league
• Fiji scrape into sevens quarterfinals
• FC Nuremberg's fourth German Cup spoils Stuttgart chance of double
• Lindsay Lohan Cited on Suspicion of DUI
• Lindsay Lohan cited on suspicion of driving under the influence after her Mercedes hits Beverly Hills curb
• O'Sullivan leads Galaxy past Rhein Fire 23-10
• Argentina defeats Ireland 22-20
• Late touchdowns give Sea Devils 17-7 win over Thunder
• Most International Rugby Union Caps
• Lindsay Lohan Cited on Suspicion of DUI
• Ireland's Ahern starts search for stable government to safeguard Celtic Tiger
• Spanish Soccer Standings
• Troops blocked outside Kiev, as Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Real Madrid beats Deportivo La Coruna 3-1 to retain Spanish lead
• Romero in lead despite mistakes
• Prosecutors say BetOnSports founder had passports, handcuff key and cash when arrested
• Creamer in a 3-way tie for the lead at Corning
• Bolivia 1, Ireland 1, tie
• Miss Kazakhstan says 'Borat' only a joke
• Lindsay Lohan Cited on Suspicion of DUI
• Lindsay Lohan cited on suspicion of driving under the influence after her Mercedes hits Beverly Hills curb
• Troops blocked outside Kiev, as Ukraine's president, premier battle over security forces
• Matsuzaka feels better after leaving Friday's game
• In a Darfur town, women recount numbing tale of their hell of rape and suffering
• Health activists look to religion to make the case against female genital mutilation
• In the heart of Darfur, mass grave and horrifying memories feed fears of new surge in war
• Veteran American diplomat taking lead role in new round of talks with Iran on security in Iraq
• Traveling classroom uses landmark civil rights sites as teaching tool
• Prodi's government in new test after poor showing in Sicily vote
• Big-city mayors face the music on global warming while Washington fiddles
• Zimbabwe opposition party says police arrest 200 supporters
• Verdict in Muslim convert's legal battle could define Malaysia's religious identity
• Ireland's Ahern starts search for stable government to safeguard Celtic Tiger
• Warner Bros. Donates for Tasmanian Devil
• China's rising, and so should Chinese-style fashion, says designer David Tang
• China's rising, and so should Chinese-style fashion, says designer David Tang
• Millions of Syrians to take part in referendum endorsing Assad
• Kazakhstan Is Filming 'Borat' Response
• U.S. family separated by 'draconian' immigration policies
• China's rising, and so should Chinese-style fashion, says designer David Tang
• Sparks 88, Sun 68
• Lohan Arrested on Suspicion of DUI
• Lohan Arrested on Suspicion of DUI
• Lindsay Lohan arrested on suspicion of drunken driving; police find possible cocaine in car
• Lindsay Lohan arrested on suspicion of drunken driving; police find possible cocaine
• Verplank grabs share of lead in rain-soaked Colonial
• Lohan Arrested on Suspicion of DUI
• Gomez leads D.C. United to win
• Diabetic Teen and Brother Create Comics
• Hiawatha to Be Released on 6-CD Set
• Ukraine's leaders agree to hold parlimentary vote September 30
• Book Offers Glimpse Into Turkmenistan
• Austrian capital hosts flamboyant AIDS charity gala
• Bush can expect more pressure from Democrats on troop withdrawal from Iraq
• Ukraine's leaders agree to hold parliamentary vote Sept. 30
• Longtime Indian-born benefactor embroiled in suit that cites his plane trips for the Clintons
• Latin Music Songwriter Estefano Shot
• Utah beat San Antonio to cut deficit to 2-1
• Gomez leads D.C. United to win
• Endless summers no more at Coney Island amusement park
• Miss Kazakhstan: 'Borat' Just a Joke
• Miss Kazakhstan: 'Borat' Just a Joke
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• No camels allowed: Beach towns in US state New Jersey cover nearly every rule
• Utah beat San Antonio to cut deficit to 2-1
• Iraq woes intrude in discussing Iran options for both White House and 2008 candidates
• Lindsay Lohan arrested on suspicion of drunken driving; police find possible cocaine
• Pacific Nations Cup: Junior All Blacks beat Samoa 31-10
• Pacific Nations Cup: Junior All Blacks beat Samoa 31-10
• Gomez leads D.C. United to win
• Zambrano pitches Cubs past Dodgers
• Malaysia mulls plan to regulate cigarette sales to curb smoking among teens
• Malaysia mulls plan to regulate cigarette sales to curb smoking among teens
• Warner Bros. to donate money from cartoon DVDs to save Tasmanian Devil from deadly disease
• Warner Bros. to donate money from cartoon DVDs to save Tasmanian Devil from deadly disease
• Prominent Pakistani opposition lawmaker banned from Karachi: officials
• More Japanese universities close campuses as measles outbreak spreads
• 40 years after Australia's Aborigines got citizenship, bad health, poverty remain
• Familiar faces expected for Australia in second test
• Familiar faces expected for Australia in second test
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• Giant Viking longship to sail across North Sea to Ireland
• Technical issue forces Japan's ANA to cancel dozens of domestic flights
• 22 Films Compete for Top Prize at Cannes
• Prominent Pakistani opposition lawmaker banned from Karachi: officials
• Bangladesh collapses at 118 all out in first innings against India
• Pakistan's suspended chief justice makes veiled criticism of military president on live TV
• Bangladesh collapses at 118 all out in first innings against India
• Sleuth Hired to Find Missing Dachshund
• India-US nuclear deal talks resume this week as top American negotiator visits New Delhi
• Sea Eagles all alone in first place in Australia's NRL
• US exaggerating China military threat, Beijing paper says
• Cannes festival honors Jane Fonda with career award
• Technical issue forces Japan's ANA to cancel dozens of domestic flights
• Filly Vodka wins prestigious Japan Derby
• Filly Vodka wins prestigious Japan Derby
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• Prodi's government in new test after poor showing in Sicily vote
• Ukraine's leaders agree to hold parliamentary vote Sept. 30
• Greek Prime Minister visits Vietnam to discuss trade ties
• Bae wins SK Telecom Open
• Bae wins SK Telecom Open
• Dozens reported hurt after clashes outside Belgian soccer stadium
• Promotion-bound Hakuho defeats Asashoryu on final day
• Promotion-bound Hakuho defeats Asashoryu on final day
• Technical issue forces Japan's ANA to cancel dozens of domestic flights
• Raikkonen suffers a bad break
• Bangladesh forced to follow on against India
• Bangladesh forced to follow on against India
• Oscar-winning director Denys Arcand closes Cannes on a light note
• Upcoming talks on Iraq are part of U.S. overture to Iran
• Kim Jong Il captures Japanese artists' imagination
• Kim Jong Il captures Japanese artists' imagination
• Percy Sonn, head of International Cricket Council, dies in hospital
• Latin Music Songwriter Estefano Shot
• Hundreds take part in annual march marking the 1989 Tiananmen Crackdown
• Malaysia government not worried by strengthening of dollar
• Malaysia government not worried by strengthening of dollar
• Moscow gay rights demonstrators detained by police, attacked by opponents
• Syrians begin voting in referendum endorsing Assad
• Rescued climber on Everest grateful for second chance at life
• Percy Sonn, head of International Cricket Council, dies in hospital
• Juventus confirms Deschamps departure
• Safin advances to second round at French Open
• Group linked to Musharraf-allied party declares 12 journalists `enemies': media watchdog
• India beats Bangladesh by an innings and 239 runs, wins series 2-0
• Safin advances to second round at French Open
• Ethiopia reopens embassy in Somalia
• Juventus confirms Deschamps departure
• Safin advances to second round at French Open
• Rain delays England's bid to complete three-day victory over West Indies
• Safin advances to second round at French Open
• India crushes Bangladesh to win 2nd test and series
• India crushes Bangladesh to win 2nd test and series
• Lennon pulls out of England games with knee injury, boosts Beckham's chances
• Afghan, Pakistan foreign ministers to meet in Germany for border security talks
• Cannes Closes on Light Note With Comedy
• 22 Films Compete for Top Prize at Cannes
• Lokomotiv Moscow wins Cup of Russia
• Afghan, Pakistan foreign ministers to meet in Germany for border security talks
• Celtic's Nakamura named to Japan squad for friendlies
• Celtic's Nakamura named to Japan squad for friendlies
• Tensions ease in Ukraine after leaders agree on date for early elections
• Alonso wins Monaco GP to share standings lead with Hamilton
• Triple amputee to graduate from UCLA medical school, plans to specialize in pediatrics
• Labor Party leadership race could generate turmoil for Olmert's government
• Alonso wins Monaco GP to share standings lead with Hamilton
• Labor Party leadership race could generate turmoil for Olmert's government
• Thousands of low-caste Indians convert to Buddhism in mass Mumbai ceremony
• Candidates in Israel's Labor Party primary
• Ireland's premier says he hopes to form new government without left-wing parties
• Prominent Pakistani opposition lawmaker banned from Karachi: officials
• Lysenko sets world record in hammer throw
• Alonso wins Monaco GP to share standings lead with Hamilton
• Taliban launch new operation against Afghan, foreign forces
• Percy Sonn, head of International Cricket Council, dies in hospital
• Rain delays England's bid to complete three-day victory over West Indies
• Opposition-aligned TV station to be forced off the air in Venezuela
• Prominent Pakistani opposition lawmaker banned from Karachi: officials
• Ricco wins grueling 15th stage of Giro; Di Luca retains overall lead
• Ajax beats AZ 3-0 to take Champions League berth
• Ethiopia reopens embassy in Somalia
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• Chievo relegated from Serie A
• Zimbabwe government confirms arrests of opposition activists
• Zimbabwe government confirms arrests of opposition activists
• Sidelines
• Beckham rouses Real to keep top spot in Spain
• Argentina tags Irish on drop kick
• Jazz pick up new momentum with rout of Spurs
• Safin goes through as rain disrupts French Open
• Loose first inning sends Wang to defeat
• Cobras slugfest rewrites CPBL records
• McLaren sweeps Monaco with Alonso taking top prize
• Beer drenches Tigers in Game 5
• In Brief
• Edison's incandescent bulb found doing great damage to Earth
• Young star on bail after being arrested for suspected DUI
• Experts link 4 more genes to breast cancer
• U.S. physician studies honey as treatment for diabetic ulcer
• WTSA lines to increase rates on hides
• Yang Ming Line, Royal Burger establish joint venture firm
• Evergreen offers new route between FE and Germany
• Samskip boosts global network
• WTSA adopts rate increases
• Zim to become newest member of TSA
• Malaysia government not worried by strengthening of dollar
• NWA cleared for takeoff even as rancor persists
• Stormy ties seen amid U.S.-China trade tensions
• Knight sees Taiwan as plum market for Aviva's plans
• Wii proves to be winning mix of fun and affordability in U.S.
• Regulators, investors at odds over booming PRC markets
• Japan aims to revitalize finance hub
• In Brief
• East Timor police officer wounded in Reinado ambush
• Australia Aborigines still suffer despite citizenship
• Myanmar activists demand junta release Nobel laureate
• Southwest China reports encephalitis B outbreak
• Taliban says 3 Afghan hostages set free
• Chaudhry slams state of 'absolute power'on TV
• In Brief
• On eve of Kevorkian's release, only Oregon allows assisted suicide in U.S.
• Lebanon calls deadline to end standoff at camp
• Olmert vows more attacks after rocket kills one
• U.N. peacekeeper killed in raid on Darfur home
• Police arrest dozens, says Zimbabwe's opposition
• Honoring United States heroes
• A new movement, not a new party
• Food scares fuel China's organic sales
• Making film about 1937 massacre in China a tricky task in sensitive anniversary year
• Hopes rise for Bosnian town whose Ottoman bridge will shine again
• Giant Viking longship to make legendary journey
• Chi Mei news conference at Regent
• Vigor launches membership offer
• Ambassador presents '1441' promotion
• Festival delicacy at Gloria Prince
• Summer holiday at Naruwan Resort
• Shihtowshan free tour offered
• Westin introduces fruits menu
• Years after Yin murder, family trying to cope
• Woman rejects tycoon's shelter program, objects to policy of putting down strays
• Taiwan aboriginal team declares success at United Nations forum
• In Brief
• India official says KMT's presidential candidate to visit in June
• Wang to answer questions on KMT ticket for 2008 by end of May
• Shih sets high standard for Taiwan's 'e-government'
• Chen orders coast guard to beef up force
• DPP faction speaks out against bigwigs
• Ahern gains unlikely win in Irish poll
• National Police Agency bans all file-sharing programs to prevent information leaks
• DPP won't rule out recruiting legislative candidates, Yu says
• Chinese media blast U.S. report
• Ukraine rivals set election date to end standoff
• Wang remains Ma's sole choice of rumming mate: KMT lawmakers
• Hsieh to quit presidential race if charged with corruption: aides
• DPP heavyweight unwilling to join Hiseh campaign
• DPP lawmaker vows to quit politics if unable to seek reelection
• Syrians cast ballots in referendum to endorse Assad _ the sole candidate _ for second term
• European Tour strengthening ties with other tours to rival PGA Tour
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Charles Gibson Is Having Fun, ABC Is Too
• Wang Liqin wins men's gold in singles; Zhang and Wang Nan retain doubles title
• Karpets wins Spanish Volta
• Cannes jury debates awards for Sunday's ceremony
• Safin advances to second round at rainy French Open
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• L'Amiral Mauzon edges Mr. Muscleman in thrilling Elitloppet finish
• Rival leaders agree on date for early elections, easing tensions in Ukraine
• Ricco wins grueling 15th stage of Giro; Di Luca retains overall lead
• 2008 election may boil down to touch choice: Change vs. experience
• Rain halts England's bid to complete three-day victory over West Indies
• Speed comes close to winning elusive point at Monaco GP
• Langer's late charge ties him for lead entering final round at Colonial
• Alonso wins Monaco GP to share standings lead with Hamilton
• Hansen beats Rose in playoff for BMW PGA title
• Chievo relegated from Serie A
• French Open Show Court Schedules
• FIFA bans high-altitude international matches
• Rwandan combatants attack Congo village, killing 17
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• Latin Music Songwriter Estefano Shot
• Cannes Closes on Light Note With Comedy
• Krauchanka, Kluft win at Hypo Meeting
• 22 Films Compete for Top Prize at Cannes
• FIFA bans high-altitude international matches
• Obama wants better mental health screenings for service members
• Bayliss wins at Silverstone, Toseland survives crash to stay ahead in title race
• Karpets wins Volta of Catalunya
• Hansen beats Rose in playoff for BMW PGA title
• Syrians cast ballots in referendum to endorse Assad _ the sole candidate _ for second term
• Triple amputee to graduate from UCLA medical school, plans to specialize in pediatrics
• Serena reaches second round at French Open after long rain delay
• Belarusian opposition scraps single leader, calls for dialogue with authorities
• `Pirates' sails to $112.5 million debut, misses box-office record
• Romanian film about illegal abortion wins Cannes' top prize
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Obama wants better mental health screenings for service members
• Romanian Film Wins Cannes' Top Prize
• Serena reaches second round at French Open after long rain delay
• Young Kim wins LPGA Corning Classic
• French Open Seeds Fared
• Levante beats Racing Santander 3-2 to stay in first division
• Romanian film about an illegal abortion wins Cannes' top prize
• List of winners at the 60th Cannes Film Festival
• FIFA bans high-altitude international matches
• Lloyd Jones' novel 'Mister Pip' wins Commonwealth Prize
• Exit poll indicates Spain's socialists and conservatives retaining control over respective strongholds
• Film About Abortion Takes Cannes' Prize
• Gay rights demonstrators in Moscow detained by police, attacked by opponents
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• France hedges on whether Taliban won compensation for freeing Afghan aid workers
• Serena reaches second round at French Open after long rain delay
• Serena reaches second round at French Open after long rain delay
• Gimnastic Tarragona relegated after losing to Atletico Madrid 2-0
• Romanian film about an illegal abortion wins Cannes' top prize
• Opposition-aligned TV station to be forced off the air in Venezuela
• Young Kim wins LPGA Corning Classic
• Spaniards vote in local elections seen as litmus test for next year's general elections
• Romanian film about an illegal abortion wins Cannes' top prize
• Raising awareness for veterans, motorcycle group revs up Bush
• 2008 election in US may boil down to tough choice: Change vs. experience
• FIFA bans high-altitude international matches
• Former president Bill Clinton says graduates must consider everyone key to solving world's problems
• Henin not happy about opening French Open defense on a Sunday
• Toby Keith Among 8 Chosen for Okla. Hall
• Young Kim wins LPGA Corning Classic
• 'Mister Pip' Wins Commonwealth Prize
• Wright helps Mets sweep Marlins
• 'Jethro' Buys Land for Nevada Casino
• NZ wins rugby sevens
• Kanaan leads Indy 500 when rain halts race
• Sevilla beats Zaragoza 3-1 in Spanish league
• Former tech executive struck, killed by car
• Egypt criticizes U.S. after congressional delegation meets with Muslim Brotherhood lawmaker
• Lackey pitches Angels past Yankees
• Soaring prices on Wall Street fuel Hamptons real estate market in New York
• Jordan's king: U.S. Congress has crucial role in advancing Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking
• Wang Liqin wins men's gold in singles; Zhang and Wang Nan retain doubles title
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• Obama wants better mental health screenings for service members
• EU welcomes agreement between Ukraine's political rivals
• Triple amputee to graduate from UCLA medical school, plans to specialize in pediatrics
• Unpacking begins for Jackson family memorabilia auction
• Jackson Family Auction to Begin Wed.
• Venezuelan police break up protest against shutdown of opposition-aligned TV station
• Gunmen kill 2 political party members in Guatemala
• Rival leaders agree on date for early elections, easing tensions in Ukraine
• Watson overcomes Romero at Senior PGA
• Romanian film about an illegal abortion wins Cannes' top prize
• Sabbatini wins 3-man playoff at Colonial
• Private security guards: a weak link in homeland security
• Government criticizes Pakistan's suspended chief justice after his swipe at military rule
• Main parties in Spain battle to tie in local elections
• Prodi's government faces new elections test after poor showing in Sicily vote
• Franchitti wins Indy 500; Andrettis denied again
• Rwandan combatants attack Congo village, killing 17
• Thousands of low-caste Indians convert to Buddhism in mass Mumbai ceremony
• Wright helps Mets sweep Marlins
• Myanmar junta thugs confront Suu Kyi supporters demanding her release: witnesses
• Myanmar junta thugs confront Suu Kyi supporters demanding her release: witnesses
• Lackey pitches Angels past Yankees
• Fire, Real Salt Lake waste chances in scoreless draw
• Virgin Atlantic to take Air Jamaica's Kingston to London route
• San Lorenzo keeps lead in Argentina Clausura, Boca close second
• Venezuelan police break up protest against shutdown of opposition-sided TV station
• US high school yearbook includes photos of students drinking, smoking marijuana
• Australia's James Hardie reports turnaround to US$150 million in full-year profit
• Australia's James Hardie reports turnaround to US$150 million in full-year profit
• Polls show support for Japanese PM hits lowest levels
• Parana leads Brazilian soccer championship
• Wright helps Mets sweep Marlins
• Vegas Hosting Big Jackson Family Auction
• Designer Tang Pushes Fashion in China
• Syrians cast ballots in referendum to endorse Assad _ the sole candidate _ for second term
• Henin, Serena Williams win after rain delay at French Open
• 6 bombs explode in commercial district in restive southern Thailand, wounding 13
• Come on! Serena Williams wills herself to French Open comeback
• US 2008 presidential election may boil down to tough choice: Change vs. experience
• Franchitti wins Indy 500; Andrettis denied again
• Alonso now ready to conquer North America
• Sabbatini wins 3-man playoff at Colonial
• Polls show support for Japanese PM hits lowest levels
• Gretchen Wyler, actress and animal rights activist, dies at 75
• Plant a tree, jet to Cancun? Offset schemes not that simple
• Actress, Activist Gretchen Wyler Dies
• Venezuelans protest in final hours for opposition-sided TV station
• Millions of students head back to schools in Nepal after teachers end strike
• Millions of students head back to schools in Nepal after teachers end strike
• Mears upsets the field, wins Coca-Cola 600
• Cavaliers 88, Pistons 82
• Pachuca defeats America to become Mexican champion
• Philippine president defends rights record during New Zealand visit
• Romanian Abortion Film Wins Cannes Prize
• Fire Interrupts WABC-TV Broadcast in NYC
• Reports: Japan's agriculture minister attempts suicide amid financial scandal
• Fire Interrupts WABC-TV Broadcast in NYC
• Australia's James Hardie reports turnaround to US$150 million in full-year profit
• Australia's James Hardie reports turnaround to US$150 million in full-year profit
• Venezuelan TV Station Goes Off the Air
• Actor Charles Nelson Reilly Dies at 76
• Venezuelans protest as opposition-sided TV station goes off the air
• Charles Nelson Reilly, Tony-winning comic actor, dies at 76
• Reports: Japan's agriculture minister attempts suicide amid scandal
• Philippine president defends rights record during New Zealand visit
• Venezuelan TV Station Goes Off the Air
• Actor Charles Nelson Reilly Dies at 76
• Venezuelan TV Station Goes Off the Air
• SKorea to hold talks with US about further opening market for American beef
• Japan's agriculture minister commits suicide
• American senator may seek US management of ailing French memorial
• Fire Interrupts WABC-TV Broadcast in NYC
• Venezuelans protest as opposition-sided TV station goes off the air
• Bhutan completes mock elections in preparation for first-ever vote
• Charles Nelson Reilly, Tony-winning comic actor, dies at 76
• Ronald Lauder announces candidacy to lead World Jewish Congress
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Trouble brews in Germany as biofuel boom jacks up price of beer
• Former Australian test cricketer dies at age 73
• New Zealand stocks flat as market takes breather
• Philippine shares inch up as market consolidates
• New Zealand scientists breed cows that produce low-fat milk
• Japanese prime minister pays respects at tomb of unknown soldiers
• Actor Charles Nelson Reilly Dies at 76
• Eurotunnel chairman says troubled company turning page
• Obasanjo leaves Nigerians uncertain of their democracy, future
• Dollar slips vs yen in Asian trading ahead of string of Japanese economic reports
• Dollar slips vs yen in Asian trading ahead of string of Japanese economic reports
• Australian stocks fall despite gains by miners
• Labor Party leadership race takes off, implications could be broad for government's fate
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Japan's agriculture minister dies after reportedly hanging himself amid scandal
• Obasanjo leaves Nigerians uncertain of their democracy, future
• For U.S. Democratic presidential contenders, endorsements can mean delegates
• Endorsements of 2008 U.S. presidential candidates by Democratic superdelegates
• South Korea to hold talks on further opening market to US beef
• Ruling Spanish Socialists win most seats, conservatives most votes in close local elections
• Obasanjo leaves Nigerians uncertain of their democracy, future
• Bird flu spreads to ninth province in Vietnam, as human victim improves
• Bird flu spreads to ninth province in Vietnam, as human victim improves
• Oil prices retreat below US$65 a barrel following end of Nigerian oil strike
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Japanese stocks rise after 2-day retreat, led by steel, machinery shares
• Chinese shares hit new record high on easing concerns over market-cooling
• Turkish Parliament debates allowing election of president by popular vote
• US$7 billion Malaysian oil pipeline to boost Asia's energy security
• SAS, union officials meet in effort to end cabin crew strike
• Barbra Streisand scraps Rome concert, organizers cite production delays
• Barbra Streisand Cancels Rome Concert
• Canadian Everest climber who saved fellow mountaineer honored in Nepal
• Hong Kong shares edge up 0.04 percent, traders lack positive cues
• Labor Party leadership race takes off, implications could be broad for government's fate
• Malaysia's Tanjong says unit to purchase international power producer
• Malaysia's Tanjong says unit to purchase international power producer
• India's Ranbaxy Laboratories acquires 13 drug brands of U.S.-based Bristol-Myers Squibb
• India's Ranbaxy Laboratories acquires 13 drug brands of U.S.-based Bristol-Myers Squibb
• Mo. Man Burns Books as Act of Protest
• Henin, Serena Williams win after rain delay at French Open
• Fire Interrupts WABC-TV Broadcast in NYC
• Celtic's Nakamura may sit out friendlies
• Celtic's Nakamura may sit out friendlies
• Australia's James Hardie reports turnaround to US$150 million in full-year profit
• Australia's James Hardie reports turnaround to US$150 million in full-year profit
• South Korean stocks rise to record on gains in Posco, brokerages
• Indonesia to unveil new measures to boost capital market
• Beijing blasts US military report for playing up 'China threat'
• Actor Charles Nelson Reilly Dies at 76
• As American newspapers flail, Indian papers are on the rise
• As American newspapers flail, Indian papers are on the rise
• Recent rains give hope to farmers, but analysts warn effect of Australian drought not over
• Council gives approval to Hakuho's promotion
• Council gives approval to Hakuho's promotion
• Malaysian shares climb on positive sentiment
• Cavaliers 88, Pistons 82
• Singapore's Olam raises offer for Australia's Queensland Cotton
• Japanese mountaineer removes half ton garbage from Mount Everest
• Japanese mountaineer removes half ton garbage from Mount Everest
• Bird flu spreads to 2 more provinces in Vietnam, as human victim improves
• Bird flu spreads to 2 more provinces in Vietnam, as human victim improves
• Malaysia Airlines reports 3rd consecutive quarterly profit
• As American newspapers flail, Indian papers are on the rise
• Traffic thin, markets subdued during stay at home strike to protest Nigeria elections
• As American newspapers flail, Indian papers are on the rise
• Japan sumo to promote Mongolian to grand champion
• Japan sumo to promote Mongolian to grand champion
• Singapore shares rise after 2 sessions of losses
• Soccer politics trumps national politics in Malaysia
• Labor Party leadership race takes off, implications could be broad for government's fate
• Ruling Spanish Socialists win most seats, conservatives most votes in close local elections
• Website to Sell Nonexistent Real Estate
• Scandal-battered Sanyo trims losses, forecasts return to profit this fiscal year
• Japanese stocks rise after 2-day retreat, led by steel, machinery shares
• Japanese stocks rise after 2-day retreat, led by steel, machinery shares
• Australian rugby league result
• Bomb at market in southern Thailand kills 4, wounds 25
• Traffic thin, markets subdued during stay at home strike to protest Nigeria elections
• Bomb at market in southern Thailand kills 4, wounds 25
• Indonesia's Indofood to buy a majority stake in palm oil producer London Sumatra
• Japanese stocks rise after 2-day retreat, led by metal, machinery shares
• Japanese stocks rise after 2-day retreat, led by metal, machinery shares
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Philippine shares inch up as market consolidates
• Most Asian markets advance as Tokyo lifted by metal shares; Hong Kong ends flat
• Indonesia shares close up 0.8 percent, supported by banks
• Mother of slain Blackwater contractor slain works to memorialize her son and others killed in Iraq
• Iran FM says talks with US can be successful if Washington changes its polices
• Japanese mountaineer removes half ton garbage from Mount Everest
• Bomb at market in southern Thailand kills 4, wounds 25
• Pro-market Sarkozy in no rush to sell off French industrial jewels
• Aer Lingus airline, Ireland's major union in talks to prevent baggage handlers' strike
• Abortions falling in Romania, but trauma from illegal abortions under communism remains
• Henin, Serena Williams win after rain delay at French Open
• South Korea pushes for space exploration in 2017
• Thai shares rise as energy stocks up with oil prices
• Stuttgart signs Basturk from Hertha Berlin
• SAS, union officials meet in effort to end cabin crew strike
• Two toddlers found safe after spending more than 24 hours in Australian wilderness
• 4 suspected militants killed in shootout with police in northwestern Pakistan, police say
• Labor Party leadership race takes off, implications could be broad for government's fate
• Aer Lingus airline, Ireland's major union in talks to prevent baggage handlers' strike
• Abortions falling in Romania, but trauma from illegal abortions under communism remains
• Ruling Spanish Socialists win most seats, conservatives most votes in close local elections
• Aide to Ukraine's premier signals uncertainty about early election
• Indian shares climb, led by banks
• Indian shares climb, led by banks
• McLaren investigated for possible breach of rules at Monaco GP by FIA
• Oil prices retreat following end of Nigerian oil strike
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• Inzaghi back in Italy squad for Euro 2008 qualifiers against Faeroe Islands, Lithuania
• Japan sumo to promote Mongolian to grand champion
• Japan sumo to promote Mongolian to grand champion
• Italians vote for second day in local elections seen as test for Prodi's government
• Zinzan Brooke seriously ill in Spain
• South Korea, Oman to strengthen economic ties through liquefied natural gas deals
• Israel's ruling Kadima Party nominates Shimon Peres for president
• German painter and sculptor Joerg Immendorff dies at 61
• For U.S. Democratic presidential contenders, endorsements can mean delegates
• British broadcaster defends Diana crash documentary
• Pro-market Sarkozy in no rush to sell off French industrial jewels
• Zimbabwe police release arrested opposition supporters without charge
• Obama, while campaigning for presidency, says Memorial Day not for politics
• Nigerian labor unions launch protests over flawed presidential vote
• McLaren investigated by FIA for possible breach of rules at Monaco GP
• Cavaliers beat Detroit 88-82
• CVRD declines comment on talks to buy Cleveland-Cliffs
• Japan's agriculture minister hangs himself amid scandal
• U.S. judge signs order to kill bugs that infested seized drugs, and to burn the drugs as well
• Senators or Ducks will soon be first-time Stanley Cup champs
• Kenyan economy grew by 6.1 percent in 2006, says government report
• New species of limbless lizard found in eastern India, says zoologist
• For U.S. Democratic presidential contenders, endorsements can mean delegates
• Swedish police unable to confirm link between recovered gun and Palme murder investigation
• Lackey pitches Angels past Yankees
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• Highest test cricket runscorers
• List of highest wicket-takers in test cricket
• Siberian court throws out BP lawsuit, opens way for license withdrawal
• Three hundred million bottles later, Two Buck Chuck turns 5
• Stars and stunts mark Cannes festival, but small Romanian film wins
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Turkish legislators again vote to allow election of president by popular vote
• Man allegedly approaching women in Ontario asking to be kicked in groin
• Turkish legislators again vote to allow election of president by popular vote
• Second Test: England beats West Indies by innings and 283 runs
• England wins second test by innings and 283 runs
• Swept by Padres, Brewers looking for answers as tailspin continues
• Rain forecast, cut tire give Franchitti victory
• Sabbatini denies Langer in Texas
• PRC sweep at worlds sparks calls to provide overseas aid
• Marketing Garden joins Aviareps
• Westin presents summer menu
• Fullon offers oil chicken rice dumpling
• Han-Hsien launches cruise package
• Mainland painter shows latest work
• Art Taipei sees great year in 2007
• Sheraton presents festival delicacy
• ATEF hosts 'Africa Day' reception
• Sidelines
• FIA investigates McLaren's sweep at Monaco Grand Prix
• Venus joins sister Serena in second round in Paris
• In Brief
• South Korean president praises Jeon for her achievement
• Thin turnover leaves Taiex little changed
• NT dollar advances as analysts see central bank buying currency
• Sanyo trims losses, sees return to profit this year
• Korea accepts U.S. demand for new beef talks
• ProMOS to build 12-inch wafer plant in central Taiwan's Houli by year-end
• Quanta shares rise on Macquarie upgrade
• China's premier warns high pork prices threaten social stability
• CEPD report shows sign of slowdown in local economy
• Miramar Garden health club touts promo
• In Brief
• Philippine president welcomes help to tackle country's political violence
• Industry ponders why China canned Maglev project
• Afghan clashes leave dozens of militants dead
• In Brief
• Norway decries whaling opponents' 'hypocrisy'
• Blast in Ethiopian crowd kills five, sets off deadly stampede
• Proposals to execute pedophiles make headway in United States
• Scuffle erupts in Turkish Parliament
• Greenspan wary of China's casino-like market
• Taiwanese women turn to strip dance to boost confidence
• Hong Kong deals with an identity crisis
• Miners pay a heavy price for Makrana's famed marble
• Students, police clash in ongoing movement to preserve Losheng
• EU to process patents for flora, fauna in Taiwan
• In Brief
• Chen to hold video conference with Washington today
• Experts invent new tool to detect brain waves
• Local skippers criticize rules imposed on Chinese workers
• Poll shows dissatisfaction with current administration
• Hsieh will withdraw from race if indicted, says aide
• Prevention bill on zoonotic epidemic gains Cabinet support
• Protesters rally as Chavez takes oldest Venezuelan TV channel off air
• Iran, U.S. hold landmark talks
• Singaporean dies of burns from crash of Taiwan fighter
• Victim of crocodile attack leaves intensive care ward
• Suicide of Japan official adds to pressure on Abe
• Malaysia touts US$7 billion oil pipeline
• Romanian movie claims top honor at Cannes
• James jump-starts Cavs in triumph over Pistons
• Sevilla keeps up title hunt
• Ta Chong Bank seeks takeover to target island's rich
• Trouble brews as biofuel jacks up price of beer
• Lin, other celebrities put Taiwan in spotlight
• Center for Disease Control to investigate bacteria leak
• Taiwan outdoes PRC where it counts
• Gunfight breaks lull at besieged camp in Lebanon
• Koreas to hold high-level reconciliation talks
• Bomb blast at market in southern Thailand kills four, wounds 25
• Premier urges quick passge of 2007 budget
• Lee to embark on 11-day trip to Japan Wednesday
• Ex-premier declared DPP presidential candidate, vows to unite nation
• KMT to push referendum on direct links with China
• Singapore Airlines unveils next-generation cabins
• SIA not bothered by competition from low-cost carriers
• WoW Philippines at the Taipei Tourism Exposition
• WOW Philippines shopping promotion
• Turkish legislators again vote to allow election of president by popular vote
• Second Test: England beats West Indies by innings and 283 runs
• Dublin airport disruption averted as baggage handlers agree to new basement work place
• Venezuelans protest as private TV station goes off the air
• Li advances to second round at the French Open
• Scottish soccer official faces FIFA ethics probe over remarks
• McLaren investigated by FIA for possible breach of rules at Monaco GP
• German minister says he regrets difficulties with U.S. on climate change
• Pearson puts Derby into Premier League after 1-0 playoff victory over West Brom
• England wins second test against West Indies by innings and 283 runs
• Lindsay Lohan Booked on Suspicion of DUI
• Bush pays tribute to U.S. troops killed in war
• Robbie Keane signs new five-year contract with Tottenham
• England Saxons reach Churchill Cup final
• New York prison creates dementia unit as inmate population ages
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselback
• Analysis: Bush looks at public opinion on Iraq and declares it supports his decisions
• Phil Spector Trial Switches to Forensics
• England wins second test against West Indies by record innings and 283 runs
• French Open Seeds Fared
• Aide to Ukraine's premier signals uncertainty about early election
• Paul Gascoigne recovering from emergency surgery on stomach ulcer
• Bolivia: FIFA altitude ban discriminates against Latin America
• Kenyan economy grew by 6.1 percent in 2006, says government report
• 'Pirates' captures Memorial Day record with $142.1 million debut
• German painter and sculptor Joerg Immendorff dies at 61
• Kazakh leader's son-in-law put on international wanted list over abduction suspicions
• Miller, Pressley and Beattie to miss Scotland games
• Political newcomer wins Labor primary, but runoff vote needed
• Political newcomer wins Labor primary, but runoff vote needed
• Venezuelans protest as private TV station goes off the air
• Platini wants to replace G14 with new soccer council
• Troops Fire Upon Protesters in Venezuela
• Powell expects fast race on his return from injury
• Reilly expected to lose his job in changes at NBC entertainment
• Boca Juniors looking to reach another Copa Libertadores final
• Pumas retain 13; Wallace doubtful for Ireland
• WABC-TV Back on After Studio Fire
• Barak, Ayalon emerge as front-runners in Labor race, runoff appears likely
• For U.S. Democratic presidential contenders, endorsements can mean delegates
• Gillot resigns at Lens after last-day loss costs club place in Champions League
• Obama, while campaigning for presidential nomination, says Memorial Day not for politics
• French Open Show Court Schedules
• President Olusegun Obasanjo bids Nigeria adieu after 8 years in office
• Man Clad in Underwear Pins Leopard
• Change Expected at NBC Entertainment
• Man Clad in Underwear Pins Leopard
• Venezuelans protest as private TV station goes off the air
• California Democrats worry Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's deals detract from global warming law
• Texas lawmakers pass steroids testing for high school athletes
• Brazil's Dunga calls 34 players for Copa America
• Reilly Expected to Lose Job at NBC
• International Whaling Commission opens four-day meeting
• Venezuelans protest as private TV station goes off the air
• Markov re-signs with Montreal
• Study: Drug-resistant staph infections rising in poor Chicago neighborhoods
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselbeck
• Davydenko races to beat the rain at French Open
• CSI, L.A. Style: Music Man, Dead Actress
• Graphic Princess Diana Film Criticized
• Barbra Streisand Cancels Rome Concert
• Actor Charles Nelson Reilly Dies at 76
• Egypt arrests 5 Muslim Brotherhood members, including 3 candidates in upcoming elections
• Man Clad in Underwear Pins Leopard
• Texas lawmakers pass steroids testing for high school athletes
• Canada Seeks Man With Groin-Kick Request
• Leftist party battles federal government over landmark Mexico City abortion law
• Brazil could start building high-speed rail linking Rio and Sao Paulo by 2008
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselbeck
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselbeck
• Bolivia: FIFA altitude ban discriminates against Andean nations
• Miss Universe to Crown World Beauty
• Burglary Suspect Found Sleeping in Car
• Fla., Pub Reach Deal Over Bathroom Signs
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselbeck
• Miss Universe pageant to pick winner from 77 contestants
• Freel injured in collision during Reds 4-0 win over Bucs
• Gardenhire yells, Twins rally past ChiSox 10-4
• URS buying Washington Group, combining largest engineering and construction firms
• Shue Says 'Gracie' Inspired by Brother
• Thousands protest as Venezuelan TV station goes off the air
• Fifth piano contest for amateurs named after acclaimed pianist Van Cliburn kicks off in Texas
• Japan's jobless rate at 3.8 percent for April
• Japan's jobless rate falls to 3.8 percent for April
• Montero, Sanchez, Yepes chosen for Colombia's preliminary Copa America roster
• Prodi fends off major challenge by Berlusconi in local vote, early returns show
• Networks Try New Ways to End Ad Skipping
• Stars and stunts mark Cannes festival, but small Romanian film wins
• Nepal's tallest man on world peace tour visits Bangladesh
• Analysis: Bush looks at public opinion on Iraq and declares it supports his decisions
• Barbra Streisand Cancels Rome Concert
• As American newspapers flail, Indian papers are on the rise
• As American newspapers flail, Indian papers are on the rise
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselbeck
• Misery doubles in refugee camp as thousands flee violence
• Abortions falling in Romania, but trauma from illegal abortions under communism remains
• O'Donnell May Never Speak to Hasselbeck
• American convict decides to stay in Afghan jail despite president's pardon
• Kiplagat wins again but race marred by death in citizen's portion
• Frist withdraws from World Bank consideration; says he wants break from government work
• Colombia deports pro-Chavez Venezuelan lawmaker
• HEALTHBEAT: Poke holes in a lung? Research aims to ease breath-robbing disease
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Franchitti sees $1.6 million from record Indy 500 purse
• U.S. oil industry preps for Gulf storm season, hopes to avoid Katrina-like damage
• Boeing spares no detail streamlining innards of new 787
• As ultrasound machines shrink, patients worldwide reap the benefits
• Japan's jobless rate falls to 3.8 percent for April
• Japan's jobless rate falls to 3.8 percent for April
• URS buying Washington Group for $2.6B (euro1.9B); deal combines engineering and construction firms
• Rain drenches French Open for second straight day
• Venus joins Serena Williams in 2nd round at 'Drenched' Open
• Bettman: Nashville franchise `is not going anywhere'
• Koreas to hold high-level reconciliation talks despite nuclear impasse
• U.S. lawmakers in Cuba for firsthand look at agricultural trade opportunities
• Miss Universe to Crown 2007 Beauty Queen
• Japan's jobless rate falls in April to lowest level in 9 years
• Japan's jobless rate falls in April to lowest level in 9 years
• Trinidad, Mexico's U23s prevail in friendly Digicel Shield
• Alaska natives need whale quota, senator says at meeting
• Chief US negotiator on NKorea nuclear issue meets officials in Indonesia
• Americanos e iranianos discutem seguran
• Miss USA Among Top 10 for Miss Universe
• Miss USA Among Top 10 for Miss Universe
• Toeava at center, Masoe at No.8 for All Blacks
• Thousands protest as Venezuelan TV station goes off the air
• Man Clad in Underwear Pins Leopard
• Canada Seeks Man With Groin-Kick Request
• Fla., Pub Reach Deal Over Bathroom Signs
• Sony to debut HD Radio products
• Miss Japan Crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Scandinavian Airlines cabin crews end strike
• Miss Japan Crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Thousands protest as Venezuelan TV station goes off the air
• Miss Japan Crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Miss Japan Crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Miss Japan crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Thief tries to steal store's stash of cash _ and a woman's heart
• Japan tax authorites say workers at NEC Corp. got US$4.1 mln in kickbacks
• Japan tax authorites say workers at NEC Corp. got US$4.1 mln in kickbacks
• Despite record private capital influx, poor countries need cheap loans, World Bank says
• Abbas faz apelo a palestinos por nova tr
• Singapore's Keppel to build US$191 million oil rig for PetroVietnam
• Singapore's Keppel to build US$191 million oil rig for PetroVietnam
• Thai Finance Ministry cuts 2007 growth forecast on weaker consumption, capital investment
• Thai Finance Ministry cuts 2007 growth forecast on weaker consumption, capital investment
• Miss Japan crowned Miss Universe 2007
• TV Networks Seek Ways to End Ad Skipping
• Miss Japan Crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Nuclear impasse, rice shipments loom over talks between divided Koreas
• Coles shares fall after buyout consortium loses another member
• Coles shares fall after buyout consortium loses another member
• Top Thai political parties await court ruling on their fates
• Top Thai political parties await court ruling on their fates
• FTC begins antitrust investigation into proposed $3.1 billion Google-DoubleClick deal
• Miss Japan crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Coles shares fall after buyout consortium loses another member
• Coles shares fall after buyout consortium loses another member
• Blewett retires from first-class cricket
• Blewett retires from first-class cricket
• The Police Begin Reunion Tour in Canada
• Ginobili leads Spurs over Utah
• The Police begin reunion tour with sold-out concert in Vancouver opened by Sting's son
• Michelle Obama razzes her husband, but says he doesn't mind
• Moen's goal lifts Ducks past Senators
• Oil prices little changed on lack of fresh news after Nigeria strike ends
• Oil prices little changed on lack of fresh news after Nigeria strike ends
• Philippine shares rise on gains in property stocks
• US, Australian officials: Asia-Pacific carbon trading system won't be on APEC agenda
• Rising number of younger homeless in Japan sleep in 24-hour Internet cafes to escape streets
• Miss Japan crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Oil prices little changed on lack of fresh news after Nigeria strike ends
• Oil prices little changed on lack of fresh news after Nigeria strike ends
• Miss Japan Crowned Miss Universe 2007
• Shanghai court jails gang that scammed with deliberately inflicted wounds
• New Zealand stocks flat as rangebound market lacks drivers
• Success at Cannes film festival shines spotlight on Romania's burgeoning film industry
• Freel injured in collision during Reds 4-0 win over Bucs
• The Police Begin Reunion Tour in Canada
• Royal Bank of Scotland-led group to bid euro71.1 billion for ABN Amro
• The Police begin reunion tour with sold-out concert in Vancouver opened by Sting's son
• Australia's Healthscope offers to buy Symbion for US$2.3 billion
• Australia's Healthscope offers to buy Symbion for US$2.3 billion
• Australia's Healthscope offers to buy Symbion for US$2.3 billion
• Indian firm to burn toxic waste from 1984 industrial disaster
• The Police begin reunion tour with sold-out concert in Vancouver opened by Sting's son
• Indian actor Sanjay Dutt says he has back injury from too many action movies
• Indian actor Sanjay Dutt says he has back injury from too many action movies
• The Police Begin Reunion Tour in Canada
• US, Australian officials: Asia-Pacific carbon trading system won't be on APEC agenda
• US diplomat briefs Indonesia on North Korea standoff
• North Korean delegation arrives in South for high-level reconciliation talks
• Drop in Japanese jobless rate lifts yen against the dollar
• Court upholds conviction of Samsung executives in corporate control case
• Indian firm to burn toxic waste from 1984 industrial disaster
• Lawyer for Pakistan's suspended chief justice accuses president of 'personal malice'
• UN human rights envoy visits Cambodia
• Takeover activity and speculation boost Australian stocks
• Euro barely changed against U.S. dollar
• Government lawmakers endorse Australian citizenship test
• Hopefuls in Israel's Labor race head to runoff
• Japanese stocks rise for 2nd day on upbeat economic data, gains in market for start-ups
• Japanese stocks rise for 2nd day on upbeat economic data, gains in market for start-ups
• Chinese artist to fly 1,001 fellow Chinese to Germany in behavior art piece
• Vodafone narrows full year loss to 1.6 billion pounds
• IRB must act on under-strength test teams: Henry
• IRB must act on under-strength test teams: Henry
• Pakistani minister says political crisis won't hinder foreign investment
• Review: `Gracie' a Formulaic Sports Film
• Taiwan health agency reports improper research with bioterror bacteria
• Chinese shares hit new record high as investors crowd into market
• Coles shares fall after KKR pulls out of buyout consortium
• Coles shares fall after KKR pulls out of buyout consortium
• Taiwan's ruling party nominates moderate on ties with China as presidential candidate
• Papua New Guinea's Oil Search estimates cost of LNG plant at US$9.5 billion
• South Korean stocks rise to another record, led by Doosan Heavy Industries
• Malaysian human rights group claims religious tolerance under threat
• China names roster for U.S. visit
• China names roster for U.S. visit
• Neill: it's time for unheralded Socceroos to shine
• Neill: it's time for unheralded Socceroos to shine
• Mild bird flu in Britain has pandemic potential, experts say
• Doctors remove bullet from Chinese woman's skull _ 64 years after it entered
• Doctors remove bullet from Chinese woman's skull _ 64 years after it entered
• Vodafone narrows full year loss to 1.6 billion pounds
• Jefferson Mays Plays Henry Higgins
• Matthew Broderick Goes Off-Broadway
• Google, South Korea's Daum discuss further cooperation
• Google, South Korea's Daum discuss further cooperation
• Germany's Lower Saxony state buys more VW shares to protect blocking minority
• Doctors remove bullet from Chinese woman's skull _ 64 years after it entered
• Doctors remove bullet from Chinese woman's skull _ 64 years after it entered
• Austrian ski federation chief resigns from Austrian Olympic Committee
• Japan's jobless rate falls to lowest level in 9 years, but retail sales slide again
• Indonesian economy could grow 7-8 percent this year, vice president says
• Indonesian economy could grow 7-8 percent this year, vice president says
• Philippine shares rise on gains in property stocks
• US to discuss with China new ways to resolve NKorean banking dispute
• Nissan's new mock assembly lines work out overseas glitches before production
• North Koreans arrive in South for talks overshadowed by nuclear impasse, rice shipments
• U.S. dollar mostly down, gold rises in morning European trading
• WHO urges ban on smoking in public buildings
• Jankovic advances to second round at French Open
• Indonesian economic growth could acclerate to 7-8 percent this year, vice president says
• Indonesian economic growth could acclerate to 7-8 percent this year, vice president says
• Syrian president gets second term with 97.62 percent of votes
• Russia's top domestic airline S7 signs up for 15 Boeing 787s
• Top court rejects extra compensation for US base noise
• Singapore's new airport terminal to open in January with 22 million passenger capacity
• Singapore's new airport terminal to open in January with 22 million passenger capacity
• Malaysian shares dip on profit-taking ahead of GDP release
• Hong Kong shares decline on China economic tightening concerns
• Singapore stocks rise 0.4 percent
• West Indies coach: Impatience and poor shot selection led to record test defeat
• Zabel to remain with Milram team despite doping confession
• British military investigates cellphone video of alleged sexual assault against recruit
• GlaxoSmithKline shares fall after report shows U.S. doctors shunning Avandia drug
• Vietnam to build new terminal at Danang international airport
• Vietnam to build new terminal at Danang international airport
• Escaped Steer Captured in Long Island
• WHO urges ban on smoking in public buildings
• Tenor Roberto Alagna cancels appearance in "Il Trovatore" in Madrid due to nose surgery
• SKorea's opposition presidential aspirants kick off race to win party's nomination
• London's FTSE-100 index up 22.2 points at 6,592.7
• Jankovic advances to second round at French Open
• Ali Daei announces retirement after 109 international goals in 149 matches
• 71-year-old Japanese becomes oldest climber to scale Everest
• Vietnam announces election winners; 92 percent from Communist Party
• Strike by Portugal's largest labor union likely to hit public transport, government services
• Kazakh, Russian cross-country skiers gets two-year doping ban
• Trinidad, Mexico's U23s prevail in friendly Digicel Shield
• Federer advances to second round at French Open
• Oil prices fall after Nigeria strike ends, president inaugurated
• Escaped steer captured after 6 weeks of roaming suburban N.Y. backyards, beaches
• U.S. Speaker Pelosi meets Germany's Merkel, urges effort to 'preserve planet'
• Statoil strikes oil with wildcat well in the North Sea
• Most Asian markets advance as China, SKorea hit records, but Hong Kong drops
• U.S. regulators to consider use of Tysabri drug for victims of Crohn's disease
• U.S. Speaker Pelosi meets Germany's Merkel, urges effort to 'preserve planet'
• New York creates a unique prison dementia unit to handle aging inmate population
• Cave-in at subway construction site eastern China kills 2 workers
• Roger Federer beats Russell 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 to move into second round at French Open
• Egyptian court sends lawmaker to jail for bribery
• US to discuss with China new ways to resolve NKorean banking dispute
• India's Tata Steel signs pact with local company to build 4.5 million ton plant in Vietnam
• India's Tata Steel signs pact with local company to build 4.5 million ton plant in Vietnam
• Thai shares edge down ahead of key court verdict on political parties
• Roger Federer beats Russell 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 to move into second round at French Open
• Trial of suspects in failed Germany train bombing postponed
• Italy's Prodi says local vote will not affect his gov't stability
• U.S. Rep. Parren Mitchell, founding member of Congressional Black Caucus, dies at 85
• Back injury hinders Petrova in French Open loss
• Bulgaria's foreign debt rises to euro20 billion in 1Q
• Eintracht Frankfurt signs Japan international Junichi Inamoto on 2-year contract
• Indian shares move up; Reliance, Larsen lead gains
• S&P national housing index shows first quarterly drop since 1990-91
• British Airways shares rise after Goldman Sachs increases stake
• Taiwan president says Chinese military expansion threatens Taiwan
• Brazil's JBS meat company to acquire Swift in US$225 million deal
• Deutsche Telekom invests in upstart Internet calling company Jajah
• Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua inaugurated, says restive oil region a main focus
• Restaurant patron criticizes Romney over Mormon faith
• Federer moves into second round at French Open
• Austrian ski federation bans 14 for life in Turin doping scandal
• Soldier's mom Cindy Sheehan 'resigns' as Iraq war protest leader, drained by biting criticism and partisan politics
• Advanced Medical says that contact lens solution recall not due to manufacturing problem
• Miss Japan crowned Miss Universe 2007
• England defenders Ferdinand and Dawson to miss Euro 2008 qualifier with injuries
• Mexico's competition commission upholds US$1 million fine against Coca Cola
• Consumer confidence unexpectedly rebounds in May despite rising gasoline prices
• Youzhny reaches second round of the French Open after Hernych retires with back injury
• Dutch parliament debates reality TV show where contestants vie for kidney transplant
• Syrian president gets second term with 97.62 percent of votes
• 71-year-old Japanese becomes oldest climber to scale Everest
• Indonesia shares close down 0.9 percent
• Indonesia shares close down 0.9 percent
• U.S. stocks advance modestly after takeover deals, strong consumer confidence
• US calls on Asia to take action to reduce greenhouse gases
• Pakistani court jails same-sex couple for 3 years on perjury charges
• Belgium could be without three defenders for Euro 2008 qualifier against Portugal
• Teen with heart defect set to play in U.S. LPGA event this week
• WHO: Bird flu remains a public health threat in China as new case reported in military
• Supreme Court rules for employer in pay-discrimination claims
• David Strettle becomes third England player to leave two-test tour of South Africa early
• Patriots' Marquise Hill found dead after jet ski accident
• U.S. regulator: warning should not interrupt MedImmune flu vaccine production
• Former Austrian president who hid wartime past in hospital
• Soldier's mom Cindy Sheehan 'resigns' as Iraq war protest leader, drained by biting criticism and partisan politics
• Tishman Speyer, Lehman Brothers to buy Archstone-Smith for at least $13.5 billion
• Selanne's fan club
• Florida governor begins five-day tour of Israel
• Consumer confidence rebounds in May despite rising gasoline prices
• Lindsay Lohan seen slumped in passenger seat of car, in photos posted on Web site
• Chievo's fairytale comes to a close
• Indonesian court sentences seven foreigners to death for Ecstasy production
• Moen's goal lifts Ducks past Senators
• Tishman Speyer, Lehman Brothers to buy Archstone-Smith for at least $13.5 billion
• Taiwan president says Taiwan could see formal independence in his lifetime
• U.S. dollar mixed, gold rises in late European trading
• Federer moves into second round at French Open
• Oil prices fall more than $1 a barrel after Nigeria president inaugurated, Iran-U.S. talks
• Franchitti sees $1.6 million from record Indy 500 purse
• Euro higher against U.S. dollar
• Japan's Cabinet meets after agriculture minister hangs himself amid scandal
• Laure Manaudou injures left foot in freak accident during team celebrations, out for 4 weeks
• Bush meets Vietnamese-American opponents of Hanoi government
• Presidential hopeful Clinton says idea of shared prosperity should replace 'on your own' society
• New Chinese owners restart production at British MG Rover plant
• Rapper Young Jeezy charged with disorderly conduct in incident at suburban Atlanta strip club
• Soldier's mom Cindy Sheehan 'resigns' as Iraq war protest leader, drained by biting criticism and partisan politics
• When did EADS management know of Airbus A380 delays? The inquiry continues
• Russia says new missiles can penetrate any defense system
• London's FTSE-100 index up 33.65 points at 6,604.2
• Indonesian court sentences seven foreigners to death for Ecstasy production
• Garzelli wins 16th stage of Giro
• Nesta unlikely to return for Italy
• U.S. Rep. Parren Mitchell, founding member of Congressional Black Caucus, dies at 85
• Sheraton Taipei nominated Best Renovated Hotel in Asia-Pacific
• Lees Hotel presents new package
• Fullon Hotel Sanyin opening in June
• Far Eastern greets Solomon VIP
• Ambassador serves Yung Kee dishes
• Startravel launches Japan festivals tour
• Royal Taipei offers festival gifts
• Cognac maker keeps jazz alive here
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• Andean nations protest FIFA high-altitude ban
• Riled-up Twins rally past Sox
• Apprehension the catchword for Wallabies
• Vaughan praises 'ruthless' England after rout
• Federer shines as sun returns in Paris
• Ducks open NHL finals with bruising triumph
• In Brief
• Few missteps in this year's Miss Universe pageant
• Rekindling lost first love warned as dangerous
• Construction leads gains in Taiwan shares
• NT dollar rises to 2-month high; yen finishes higher
• RBS proposes US$9.7b bid for ABN AMRO
• Coles shares slip as KKR withdraws from takeover bid
• In Brief
• Boeing spares no detail streamlining new 787 jet
• Poor nations need cheap loans despite record capital influx, World Bank says
• Executives challenge South Korean technology
• Japan jobless rate hits nine-year low, consumption rises
• NEC employees faked orders, took kickbacks
• Boom seen in Japan technology solutions market
• Quanta Computer shares gain after report of iPhone order
• SIA confident despite growing number of budget carriers in Asia
• Court upholds conviction of 2 Samsung executives
• SIA aims to bring back romance of travel
• CHT denies allegations of insider trading
• In Brief
• Security forces in Bangladesh reportedly boost anti-graft efforts
• Asia-Pacific carbon trading system won't be on APEC agenda, officials say
• Possible expanded sanctions on Sudan opposed by the PRC
• Thai judges to decide whether to disband two largest parties
• China ignites tobacco war with smoke-free Olympics
• Japan's Cabinet meets amid political tumult
• In Brief
• May is deadliest month this year for U.S. in Iraq, military report
• Human antibodies neutralize H5N1, study shows
• Chavez moves against second network
• Blair tours Africa for final time
• Flawed poll dents Obasanjo's legacy
• U.S. aid aggravates abuse in Colombia
• Restore Russia's sea route
• Deadly PRC goods put everyone at risk
• In Brief
• Over 85% of employees worry about 'old bird' crisis, poll says
• Police tracing sender of threatening mail
• Authorities offer NT$2m reward for useful lead on Wu's murder
• Warning issued after three died of heat stroke
• CDC official praises reliability of biosafety measures
• Aborigine group clashes with police during rally
• Beijing files diplomatic protest over 'separatist' Lee's Japan visit
• Orchid Island nuclear waste dump to close by 2016
• KMT to challenge referendum plan
• Local spouses urge MOFA to show leniency
• China presses U.S. to suppress Chen's ideas of independence
• Taiwan alliances threatened as U.S. influence declines
• Japan's whaling plan dismissed at talks
• Bush imposes new sanctions against Sudan over Darfur
• Journalists vow to launch drive against violence at Moscow meeting
• PRC sentences drug official to death
• Chen urges U.S. to keep commitment to Taiwan
• Hsieh outlines his program for presidential bid
• Friends of the Earth sue Canada for breaching Kyoto Protocol
• Merkel, Pelosi say world should unite on climate
• Damage from climate change may cost Alaska $10 billion
• Japan to push ahead with humpback whale hunt
• US, Russia win whale hunt quota extension
• WHO Lobby Delegation returns from Geneva, stresses need to continue bid
• Wang mulls teaming up with Ma for unity sake
• Lee plans to visit controversial war shrine while in Tokyo
• Public service employment offices solicit more vacancies in 2006, says DOLE
• Demand for Filipino workers remains bright in Asia, says labor and employment department
• Global application development, project and portfolio management market rose seven percent in 2006
• 'Prepare now, the 20-hour job description is coming,' Gartner tells CIOs
• Replacement purchasing to drive moderate growth of passbook printer market in Central and Eastern Europe and Turkey, says IDC
• Adoption of converged mobile devices by enterprises worldwide to reach 82 million units by 2011, says study
• Driven by high-profile incidents of data loss,global information protection market will exceed US$3 billion-mark
• Foxconn to introduce motherboard innovations at Computex 2007
• Academy probing alleged sexual assualt by visiting West Point cadet
• Cabinet seeks to veto revisions to rules on farmers' and fishermen's associations
• Verkerk's return to the French Open after long absence ends in defeat
• Advanced Medical says that contact lens solution recall not due to manufacturing problem
• ECB punishes Shane Warne for refusing to accept umpire's decision in county cricket game
• ECB punishes Shane Warne for refusing to accept umpire's decision in county cricket game
• Syrian president gets second term with 97.62 percent of votes
• Oil prices fall nearly $2 a barrel after Nigeria president inaugurated, Iran-U.S. talks
• AEK Athens signs Brazilian playmaker Rivaldo
• IMF: Romania's economy expected to continue strong growth despite political disputes
• Presidential hopeful Obama calls for universal health care coverage
• Russia says new missiles can penetrate any defense system
• ECB punishes Shane Warne for refusing to accept umpire's decision in county cricket game
• Watchdog Backs Off 'Teletubbies' Comment
• Ferrero reaches second round of the French Open
• Garzelli wins 16th stage of Giro
• Romney pledges to donate salary to charity if elected president
• U.S. stocks mixed following takeover deals, economic data
• U.S. Rep. Parren Mitchell, founding member of Congressional Black Caucus, dies at 85
• Dying woman wants to donate kidney in Dutch TV contest; gov't refuses to block show
• Lohan Is Photographed Slumped in Car
• The Police Begin Reunion Tour in Canada
• U.S. securities dealers association fines HSBC Brokerage $250,000 for bond violations
• TPG, Matlin Patterson and Mediobanca consortium drops out of running for Alitalia
• Football Association to have independent chairman in boardroom restructure
• Tishman Speyer, Lehman Brothers to buy Archstone-Smith for at least $13.5 billion
• Maldini and Gilardino undergo surgery
• Ireland made 12 changes, debut two
• Bush's environment adviser rejects EU suggestion of blanket emission reductions
• Private security guards: a weak link in homeland security
• Mixed reaction in Iran to historic Iran-U.S. talks in Baghdad
• Bush tries to blunt widespread criticism of immigration deal with Congress
• Indonesian court sentences seven foreigners to death for Ecstasy production
• Romney pledges to donate salary to charity if elected president
• U.S. Rep. Parren Mitchell, founding member of Congressional Black Caucus, dies at 85
• Roddick eliminated in first round of French Open
• European stocks end mostly higher on Vodafone earnings, ABN Amro offer
• GlaxoSmithKline shares fall after report shows U.S. doctors shunning Avandia drug
• Injured Ramnaresh Sarwan to return to West Indies; new captain to be decided
• British Airways shares rise after Goldman Sachs increases stake
• Vodafone narrows full year loss, forecasts strong growth in emerging markets.
• Royal Bank of Scotland-led group bids euro71.1 billion for ABN Amro
• White House moves closer to tapping new World Bank chief
• Brandy, driver sue each other over deadly LA freeway crash
• Ford Motor shuts down Canada casting plant that employed 450
• Silver Charm, Santos, Veitch elected to Hall of Fame
• Chrysler senior VP George Murphy leaving at month's end
• Americans divided on whether doctors should help terminally ill patients die
• GoDaddy agrees to take over domain names in limbo from troubled RegisterFly
• Austrian Olympic Committee bans 14 for life in Turin doping scandal
• Henman loses in first round of French Open
• News reports: Bangladesh security forces arrest 6 politicians, businessman
• Oil prices fall more than $2 a barrel after Nigeria president inaugurated, Iran-U.S. talks
• ABC's `The View' goes on without Rosie after last week's spat with Elisabeth Hasselbeck
• German lawmaker admits lying in Volkswagen corruption scandal; steps down
• Mino Auletta to serve as interim president of CAS until 2010 at latest
• Asafa Powell sets world best on his return from injury
• Benzene suit against PepsiCo to move forward in Kansas, motion to dismiss denied
• Asafa Powell sets world best in 2007 on his return from injury
• Roddick eliminated in first round of French Open
• FIFA unveils new US$200 million headquarters
• Gonzalez loses in first round of French Open
• French Open Show Court Schedules
• Police arrest man for breaking into U.S. high school, find 1,500 pairs of stolen shoes
• Six Springboks laid low by bug; Strettle sent home
• Asafa Powell sets world best in 2007 on his return from injury
• Roddick eliminated in first round of French Open
• Coroner testifies in Phil Spector murder trial
• Syria's President Bashar Assad overwhelmingly wins second term in vote with no opponent
• Rare case of tubercolosis on trans-Atlantic flights prompts warning to others on planes
• Janevski resigns as Brugge coach
• Ukraine lawmakers begin passing bills needed for early vote agreed in deal by rival leaders
• Britney Spears weighs in on rehab, tabloids in personal note to fans on her Web site
• BP PLC says it has signed a major exploration deal with Libya
• ABC's `The View' goes on without Rosie after last week's spat with Elisabeth Hasselbeck
• Henman loses in first round of French Open
• J.P. Morgan settles a lawsuit related to 1990s copper scandal
• BP PLC says it has signed a major exploration deal with Libya
• Brandy, driver sue each other over deadly LA freeway crash
• Tishman Speyer, Lehman Brothers to buy Archstone-Smith REIT for about $15.5 billion
• WHO warns the hookah may pose same risk as cigarettes
• BP PLC says it has signed a major exploration deal with Libya
• Roddick eliminated in first round of French Open
• Ontario Premier says Canadian province will not go as far as California to limit car emissions
• Doctors Remove Bullet After 64 Years
• Police: Man Stole 1,500 Pairs of Shoes
• Woman Unwittingly Rescues Injured Bobcat
• Regulators adjust to keep New York City financial capital
• Two Face Charges After Balloon Dispute
• In eyeing Google's purchase of DoubleClick, regulators likely to consider privacy issues
• French Open Seeds Fared
• Ontario Premier says Canadian province will not go as far as California to limit car emissions
• Hasselbeck Communicating With O'Donnell
• Federer's wish for a roof at the French Open could happen by 2011
• Oil prices fall more than $2 a barrel after Nigeria president inaugurated, Iran-U.S. talks
• U.S. stocks edge higher following takeover deals, strong consumer confidence
• Dollar pares losses after U.S. survey showing investor confidence
• Actor B.D. Wong visits ancestral homeland of China for movie
• Clinton: Shared prosperity should replace 'on your own' society
• Precious, industrial metals make initial gains while crude oil prices soften
• Ashmore to buy Shell energy assets in Bolivia, Brazil
• Britney Spears weighs in on rehab, divorce in personal note to fans on her Web site
• IBM taking on $11.5B in new debt for aggressive share repurchase plan
• Chile's Salas set for trial with Chicago
• VeriSign CEO suddenly resigns, stumping analysts
• U.S. outsourcing company gets $1 billion contract
• Police, wildlife officials nab black bear in Tennessee city's entertainment hub
• Health officials say man with rare tuberculosis could have infected airline passengers
• Bush's environment adviser rejects EU suggestion of blanket emission reductions
• Alaska, Georgia move up presidential primary contests to Feb. 5
• Woman Unwittingly Rescues Injured Bobcat
• Police: Man Stole 1,500 Pairs of Shoes
• Chile's Salas set for trial with Chicago
• US welcomes deal for September elections in Ukraine
• Private equity firm completes $3.1 billion purchase of jewelry retailer Claire's Stores
• `Pirates' finishes weekend with $404 million (euro299.06 million) in worldwide box-office booty
• Bush to name former deputy secretary of state as next president of World Bank
• Charges brought against Pakistani banker in insider trading case
• Some Colombian rebel prisoners reject offer of early release
• Altitude ban fires up South American soccer rivalries
• U.S. jury hits Roche with $2.6 million verdict in Accutane bowel disease suit
• Ontario Premier says Canadian province will not go as far as California to limit car emissions
• Man Clad in Underwear Pins Leopard
• Man Clad in Underwear Pins Leopard
• NBC entertainment shake-up boots program chief and puts new team in charge of faltering lineup
• Nacional striker Vera tests positive for a "social drug"
• Regulators adjust to keep NYC financial capital
• 10 new caps in French team to meet New Zealand
• 10 new caps in French team to meet New Zealand
• Broadcom awarded $19.6M in patent case against Qualcomm
• FIFA's altitude ruling flames South American soccer rivalries
• Mexico's Supreme Court says will hear case against capital's abortion law
• Borders Group 1Q loss widens, misses Wall Street forecast
• Roddick, Blake part of 0-8 day for U.S. men at French Open
• McClaren says David Beckham has played his way back into England side
• Borders Group 1Q loss widens, misses Wall Street forecast
• Visiting U.S. lawmakers say Congress should debate Cuban embargo's effectiveness
• Taxes on wealthy would rise to pay for U.S. health care under Obama plan
• U.S. citizenship, green card fees to double, triple July 30
• Lakers owner arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated
• Air Jamaica predicts return to profitability in 2009 on sale of London route
• Biogen Idec to launch $3B buyback of up to 16 percent of outstanding shares
• CDW agrees to acquisition by Madison Dearborn for $7.3 billion
• A U.S.-Europe competition more compelling than the Ryder Cup
• Charges brought against Pakistani banker in insider trading case
• Most MLS players to miss China game
• CDW agrees to acquisition by Madison Dearborn for $7.3 billion
• China sentences former top drug regulator to death, installs food recall system
• Musical ode to Hank Aaron, Jackie Robinson and Josh Gibson gets premiere in home of the Braves
• Vietnamese-American activists ask Bush to pressure Vietnam on human rights
• Tallest woman on WTA Tour stretches to second round at Roland Garros
• Nigeria inaugurates a new president in first peaceful change of power for the nation
• EU, Asian ministers call on Myanmar to release pro-democracy leader Suu Kyi
• When did EADS management know of Airbus A380 delays? The inquiry continues
• Indonesian court sentences seven foreigners to death for Ecstasy production
• Red clay still causing problems for Roddick at French Open
• Pulte says it is cutting 16 percent of work force, about 2,000 jobs
• Mongolian Hakuho promoted to grand champion
• Mongolian Hakuho promoted to grand champion
• Fight with Islamic militants first real battle test for Lebanon's weak military
• Argentina's first lady meets mother of Colombian rebel hostage
• Tiger's juggling act: childbirth, U.S. Open, his own tournament
• U.S. nuclear envoy arrives in Beijing to meet with Chinese officials
• Wie ready to return after wrist injury
• Media mogul shorted Hollinger in apartment deal, expert says
• Lindsay Lohan checks into rehab center after weekend car crash and drunken driving arrest
• Northwest Airlines flight attendants narrowly approve pay cuts
• EUA repudiam proposta europ
• Trial begins for former California deputy in videotaped shooting of airman who served in Iraq
• Larkham returns, Ioane included among Wallaby changes
• Larkham returns, Ioane included among Wallaby changes
• Top Thai political parties await court ruling on their fates
• Top Thai political parties await court ruling on their fates
• Analysis: Critics say Bush handling of Darfur genocide falls short
• Ex-bispo Lugo obt
• Lakers' Brown undergoes reconstructive ankle surgery
• Mongolian Hakuho promoted to grand champion
• Mongolian Hakuho promoted to grand champion
• Britney Spears Pens Personal Web Message
• Hasselbeck Communicating With O'Donnell
• Filipino seaman among foreigners kidnapped in Nigeria, officials say
• Brandy, Driver Sue Over Deadly LA Crash
• Bush to name Zoellick on Wednesday to lead World Bank
• Top Thai political parties await court ruling on their fates
• U.S. nuclear envoy arrives in Beijing to meet with Chinese officials
• U.S. nuclear envoy arrives in Beijing to meet with Chinese officials
• Dad, Son, Daughter to Get Diplomas
• Mitsubishi Fuso recalls 5,000 trucks over engine mounting problem
• Mitsubishi Fuso recalls 5,000 trucks over engine mounting problem
• 'OC' actress Mischa Barton released after brief hospital stay
• Japan sets suicide reduction as an urgent task
• Traveler with rare TB strain is subject of first U.S. quarantine in decades
• Indianapolis 500 winner basking in win, celebrates with fellow Celtic fans
• Tech firm settles US export case over alleged shipments to China
• SKorea urges North to redouble reconciliation efforts; nuclear rift overshadows talks
• Court rules Australian gay bar has a right to ban heterosexuals and lesbians
• New Zealand woman, dependent on life support, dies after company cuts home power
• SKorea urges North to redouble reconciliation efforts; nuclear rift overshadows talks
• SKorea urges North to redouble reconciliation efforts; nuclear rift overshadows talks
• Woman Unwittingly Rescues Injured Bobcat
• Thief Asks Out Woman After Robbery
• Coroner: Clarkson's Death Was a Homicide
• Wendy's manager shot after refusing to give customer all the chili sauce he wanted
• Australia-Philippines to sign defense pact during president's visit
• Hasselbeck Communicating With O'Donnell
• SKorea urges North to redouble reconciliation efforts; nuclear rift overshadows talks
• UFO Buffs to Offer 'Proof' of Aliens
• Espeed to buy Cantor unit BGC Partners in $1.3B deal
• U.S. nuclear envoy arrives in Beijing to meet with Chinese officials
• Japan's industrial output dips 0.1 percent in April, but projected to rise in May, June
• Japan's industrial output dips 0.1 percent in April, but projected to rise in May, June
• Mongolian Hakuho promoted to grand champion
• Mongolian Hakuho promoted to grand champion
• Venezuela's Chavez defends TV decision while thousands march in the streets
• AMA, Wall Street tap into doctors' collective insight via new Web service
• South Korea bars beef from US processing facility after finding banned bones in shipment
• South Korea bars beef from US processing facility after finding banned bones in shipment
• Mountaineering officials confirm 71-year-old Japanese is oldest climber to scale Everest
• Cavaliers 91, Pistons 87
• Reports: Farm minister says 'banzai' to Japan, Abe in suicide note
• Singapore dengue cases jump to new high last week, gov't data shows
• SKorea presses North to shut down nuclear reactor, restore rail service
• Former Taiwanese president visits Japan amid China concerns
• China's Cabinet voices concern over sharp rise in pork prices
• Malaysia seeks sniffer dogs from Ireland to fight DVD piracy
• Inamoto named to Japan squad for friendlies
• Japanese auto production slips for second straight month in April, but exports grow
• Former Taiwanese president visits Japan amid China concerns
• New Zealand stocks down on lack of news, negative regional markets
• Beijing appeals to Washington to avoid `politicizing' trade disputes
• Philippine opposition warns of brewing crisis over vote-rigging allegations
• Dollar little changed as traders eye drop in Chinese shares
• Philippine general wants troops back in Manila slums despite protests
• Philippine opposition warns of brewing crisis over vote-rigging allegations
• Baxter to carry out clinical trial of bird flu vaccine on Indonesians in July
• South Korea presses North to shut down nuclear reactor, restore rail service
• 5 soldiers killed in clashes with Tamil rebels in northern Sri Lanka, military says
• ANA, Asiana to expand business alliance
• Google chairman says privacy concerns won't scuttle DoubleClick acquisition
• Indonesia summons Australian ambassador after governor's hotel room allegedly entered
• Japanese stocks fall after 2-day advance on worries about plunge in Chinese market
• Japan's industrial output dips 0.1 percent in April, but projected to rise in May, June
• Gold bathtub worth nearly US$1 million stolen from Japanese hotel
• Kyrgyz president's office confirms that prime minister suffered posioning
• Japanese stocks drop modestly on worries about plunge in Chinese market
• Henry does little to lessen speculation he is headed to Barcelona
• Matsushita recalls microwaves, driers, refrigerators in Japan
• Inamoto named to Japan squad for friendlies
• Burglar Steals West Va. Cop's Equipment
• $1M Gold Bathtub Stolen From Japan Hotel
• Father of Anna Nicole Smith's Baby Sued
• New surface for Australian Open
• US nuclear envoy in Beijing, meets with Chinese officials on North Korea
• Thailand tightens security ahead of ruling that could dissolve ousted PM's party
• Thailand's Indorama to build US$140 million plastic plant in North America
• SKorean stocks inch up to new record
• Arroyo ally concedes defeat in Philippine senatorial race
• Indonesia summons Australian ambassador after governor's hotel room entered
• Matsushita recalls microwaves, driers, refrigerators in Japan
• Former judge claims Pakistani president wasn't constitutionally elected
• Oil prices rebound above US$63 a barrel as traders await U.S. fuel stocks data
• Hong Kong shares drop 0.9 percent, hit by Chinese move to cool markets
• South Korea's industrial index rose 6.7 percent in April from a year ago
• Philippine shares slide 1.6 percent, spooked by drop in Chinese market
• 3 Pakistani journalists receive threats in Karachi
• South Korea presses North to shut down nuclear reactor, restore rail service
• Amputee Uses Crutch to Fight Off Gunmen
• 6 militants killed in clash with coalition, Afghan forces; 4 police killed by bomb blast
• Taiwan shares fall after China raises trading tax
• Malaysian shares lower following slump in China's markets
• Former Taiwanese president visits Japan amid China concerns
• Lawyer: Indonesians' killing of Australian journalists in East Timor may be a war crime
• AP Interview: Indonesia wants money to preserve forests as part of new climate change deal
• North Korea releases new arrangement of national anthem in MP3 format
• World Bank raises China growth forecast to 10.4 percent, urges less reliance on exports
• Indonesia to announce policies to improve investment
• Rioting returns to southern China as thousands protest family planning policies
• Thai shares surge 1.3 percent on foreign buyers' optimism on political situation
• Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy receives order for 788 wind turbines from U.S. power companies
• Lohan Checks Into Rehab After Car Crash
• Most Asian markets fall, dragged down by Chinese effort to cool share boom
• Hong Kong lawmakers argue for motion protesting Tiananmen crackdown
• Malaysia's economy grew better-than-expected by 5.3 percent in 1st quarter
• Japan's industrial output dips 0.1 percent in April, but projected to rise in May, June
• Bird flu hits 2 more provinces in northern Vietnam
• Davies, Owen recalled; Thomas switches to fullback
• South Korean actress says she initially turned down Cannes award-winning role
• Thai court finds Democrat Party not guilty of election law violations
• Lobbyist: Revenue from Chinese karaoke, radio stations key to music industry's survival
• Video Games: More `Raving Rabbids'
• Video Games: From Theaters to Consoles
• US briefs China on move to sanction Sudan for its role in Darfur
• Indian shares fall, dragged down by technology stocks
• Thai court finds Democrats not guilty of election law violations, rival awaits fate
• Afghan man uses fake suicide vest in attempted robbery, police official says
• R. Kelly Close to Parody on 'Double Up'
• India's top real estate firm upbeat on IPO, owner set to join world's billionaires
• Tax measure rocks Chinese stock markets
• Thai court acquits Democrat Party of breaking election regulations
• Bush names Zoellick as new president of World Bank
• Bill to extend foreign workers' stay in Taiwan passes first hurdle
• Lee's plan to visit shrine gives rise to controversy
• In Brief
• Using 'Taiwan' for seat in U.N. is fixed policy, MOFA declares
• China blasts DPP's 'independence' move
• Fisheries agency to be relocated to Kaohsiung, premier states
• Cabinet to promote country as medical tourism hub
• DPP, KMT agree to CEC law changes
• China violating TRA by blocking Taiwan, president declares
• Mackay Center makes inroads in bio-tech industry
• Police probing threats made to baseball players
• Clerks gain reputation as fraud busters
• Visiting U.S. cadet allegedly involved in non-consensual sex
• Weary of food safety woes, Chinese show little pity of Zheng's fate
• Africa medical worker shortage stifles efforts to combat AIDS, TB
• France to tackle work reform on full stomach
• Bird-nappers prey on Taiwanese pigeon racers
• Hegemonic threat or another Sputnik?
• Diplomacy in Darfur
• Lessons for Taiwan from Korea links
• In Brief
• U.S. and Russia win whale hunt quota extension
• U.S. quarantines passenger for rare strain of tuberculosis
• Sierra Leone to give UK's Blair a hero's welcome
• U.N. paper on Hariri expected to be approved
• Iraq, U.S. forces search for abducted UK citizens
• Russian military displays its clout with new missiles
• In Brief
• More ducks die from birth flu in Vietnam north
• New Zealand woman dependent on oxygen pump dies after power cut
• South Korea presses Pyongyang on nuclear reactor, rail service
• Rebels say moving closer to deal with Philippines
• Malaysia woman loses religious appeal
• Howard and Arroyo to sign defense agreement
• Foxconn to unveil motherboards at Computex
• China's clothing makers hurt by order slump from Wal-Mart
• 'Prepare now, the 20-hour job description is coming,' Gartner says
• Microsoft touts table computer
• ECCT commends government on resolving issues
• In Brief
• Raising yuan may cost jobs for millions
• Tech firm settles U.S. export case over alleged shipments to China
• Converged mobile devices set for boom, study says
• B&Q to outgrow China market, but sees slowing
• Brazil firm to become biggest beef processor
• Google says privacy issue will not affect acquisition
• Taiex declines, following losses in China market
• Yen firmer in Asia after Beijing move to cool stocks
• World Bank lifts PRC growth forecast to 10.4%
• Series of takeover news boost Wall Street higher
• A homecoming to misty mountains and lotus ponds
• Kiwis braced for faceoff against red hot Italians
• Mets show that anything is possible
• McClaren cleared of breaching rules
• Henry does little to lessen Barca rumors
• Kobe says he's been quiet 'long enough'
• Cavaliers shift series into overdrive
• Roddick ousted; Americans flop in Paris
• Taiwan players eliminated from singles draws
• Japan renews vow to reach Kyoto emissions targets
• African nations clash over elephant ivory trade
• South Atlantic whale sanctuary proposal defeated
• Anti-whalers oppose Japan coastal whaling proposal
• Imperial Hotel Taipei offers creative rice dumplings
• Delicious Rice Dumplings at Evergreen Laurel Hotel (Taichung)
• Wang refuses to team up with Ma, prefers to lead Legislature
• CDC upgrades H5N1 flu to 'category 1' communicable disease
• CEC to set date for legislative polls
• KMT lawmakers not surprised at failed Ma-Wang ticket
• Taiwan lagging behind other Asian 'tigers' in competitiveness, warns AmCham
• Memory card developed in Taiwan gets seal of approval from international association, says ITRI
• NXP Semiconductors to highlight digital TV, mobile life technologies at Computex Taipei
• Mandarin Airlines celebrates 16th anniversary
• Lawmakers pass initial ruling allowing foreign workers to stay longer
• TIWA to hold photography exhibition in Taipei on Sunday
• Pinoy Text Club
• Pinoy Ako!" essay-writing competition
• Thai court finds Thai Rak Thai executives guilty of election fraud
• Thai court orders Thaksin's party disbanded for violating election laws
• Musicians union ratifies new contract with Broadway producers
• IOC opens investigation into possible Olympic cycling doping violations
• European stocks end lower after selloff in Chinese market
• Brazil Fiat unit to hire 1,700 more workers
• EU regulators to investigate crash-test dummy deal
• Mississippi 1964 murder case for reputed Klansman gets under way with jury selection
• Michael Moore's film festival acquires historic movie house
• Ukraine's interior minister, at center of recent political crisis, suffers heart attack
• Jankovic beats Castano to reach the third round of the French Open
• Italian health authorities trace flights of man with rare form of TB
• Everest record holder returns to Utah after 17th summit
• Astana team returns to Tour de France after being banned for links to doping investigation
• Everest record holder returns to Utah after 17th summit
• Bush to meet at White House with Iraqi president, Talabani
• Safin eliminated in second round of French Open
• Serbian players shine on Day 4 of the French Open
• Italian health authorities trace flights of American with rare form of tuberculosis
• Cucuta looks to continue climb over history, controversy, South American powers
• Spanish rider pulled out of Giro d'Italia for alleged earlier doping violation
• Bush urges Congress to extend program for fighting AIDS in Africa at double the amount
• FIA clears McLaren in Monaco Grand Prix investigation after 1-2 finish
• Conrad Black, other execs underreported tens of millions in income, IRS agent tells trial
• French Open Show Court Schedules
• Bryant asks for trade from Lakers
• Coca-Cola searches for 3 missing Norman Rockwell paintings commissioned in 1930s
• New Indy champ Franchitti enjoying racing again
• South American nations look to medical evidence in quest to overturn FIFA high-altitude ban
• Ray Ranson abandons plans to take over Manchester City, clearing path for Thaksin Shinawatra
• Head of Belarusian refining, chemical concern arrested on embezzlement charges
• Royal Opera House Buys DVD Company
• Qatar Airways signs new contract for more A350 jets
• South American nations look to medical evidence in bid to overturn FIFA high-altitude ban
• Italian health authorities trace flights of American with rare form of tuberculosis
• US finally ready to admit more Iraqi refugees, but only a chosen few
• TV correspondent Lisa Ling marries Chicago doctor
• IBM lays off another 1,500, bringing yearly total to 3,700
• Fired transsexual city manager seeks acceptance in another Florida city
• U.S. presidentical candidate Romney says the country's military is seriously stressed, requiring more troops
• Ray Ranson abandons plans to take over Manchester City, clearing path for Thaksin Shinawatra
• California and Ontario agree to reduce greenhouse gases and coordinate on stem cell research
• Viacom sells Famous Music to Sony unit for $370M; catalog includes 'Godfather' score
• Austrian ski officials conclude biathlete engaged in blood doping in Turin
• Serbian players shine on Day 4 of the French Open
• Jankovic beats Castano to reach the third round of the French Open
• Academy Awards historian Patrick Stockstill dies at 57
• Officials scrutinize watering holes that attract young Hollywood
• Italian health authorities trace flights of American with rare form of tuberculosis
• Traveler with rare strain of tuberculosis placed under first federal quarantine in decades
• Gasoline prices back off their highs, but analysts are split on whether the worst is over
• Fred Thompson moving ahead with likely candidacy
• French Open Seeds Fared
• Italian taxi drivers to go on strike Thursday to protest plans to grant more licenses
• Exxon Mobil says it's too soon for broad policies on emissions
• Amputee Uses Crutch to Fight Off Gunmen
• $1M Gold Bathtub Stolen From Japan Hotel
• Prisoner Sues Over Prosthetic Leg
• Man Pleads Not Guilty in 28th DWI Charge
• Fired transsexual city manager not hired in new city
• Couple Sues Wal-Mart Over Slip in Vomit
• Man Eats Dog As Protest in Britain
• Italian health authorities trace flights of American with rare form of tuberculosis
• Spector defense targets evidence handling mistakes
• Dollar strengthens against major currencies after Fed minutes show concern over inflation
• Fired transsexual city manager is turned down for top post in another Florida city
• Couple Sue Wal-Mart Over Slip in Vomit
• Bryant asks for trade from Lakers
• CDC looking for 80 passengers, 27 crew from TB flights that led to federal quarantine
• Bryant asks for trade from Lakers
• Priest Cans Organist for Sex Toy Sales
• Musician Canned for Focus on Wrong Organ
• Paula Abdul says she found her purpose in life when she became a judge on `American Idol'
• Corn, wheat and soybean prices climb as commercial buyers flock to market
• McCann's 3-run hit helps Brewers to another loss
• Fed minutes: U.S. central bank saw inflation as bigger threat than slumping housing market
• Brazil's Petrobras to export ethanol to Nigeria
• Monsanto chief: Future biotech plants will hold more traits
• Twins walk to win over White Sox
• $1M Gold Bathtub Stolen From Japan Hotel
• IntercontinentalExchange in deal with CBOE effectively sweetening bid for CBOT
• Mexican league co-scoring champ dropped from Gold Cup roster
• Sorenstam ready to play again
• Baxter: No avian flu trials announced for Indonesia
• Nicklaus says Memorial Tournament is built to last
• TV correspondent Lisa Ling marries Chicago doctor
• Bunker mentality returns to Muirfield
• O'Connor's goal gives Scotland 1-0 victory over Austria
• Microsoft CEO Ballmer: Company won't make a cell phone
• Provider of digital video recorder services TiVo posts small 1Q net profit as sales climb
• Season of frustration mounting at Gibbs
• Pekerman becomes new coach of Toluca
• Q&A: J Moss Is a Man on a Mission
• Motorola plans an additional 4,000 job cuts
• Minnesota school counselor charged for exploiting $2.5M check error, buying car, jewelry
• Shutout: U.S. men go 0-9 in French Open's 1st round
• Sharapova's achy shoulder holds up at French Open
• Prosecution rests at Conrad Black fraud trial
• Tyson wants to work in Ibragimov's corner
• Motorola plans additional 4,000 job cuts as part of cost-cutting plan
• Promotional Fax Mistaken for Bomb Threat
• Apple to bring YouTube videos to Apple TV
• U.S. imposes trade sanctions on China, South Korea and Indonesia in paper dispute
• Fired transsexual city manager is turned down for top post in another Florida city
• EBay acquires online search site StumbleUpon
• Barclays, former trader settle SEC charges in New York for over $10.9 million
• Paula Abdul Found Her Purpose on 'Idol'
• Everest record holder returns to US after 17th summit
• Three changes for Boks; ill-fated England lose four more players
• Twins walk to win over White Sox
• Pennsylvania memorializes playwright August Wilson's childhood home
• Manchester United agrees to acquire Nani, Anderson from Portuguese clubs
• Man Eats Dog As Protest in Britain
• Bolivians play, frolic in street to protest FIFA's altitude ban
• Prokopcuka, Grigoryeva enter New York 10K run
• Democratic presidential candidates Dodd, Richardson shunning Fox, black caucus debate
• John Kerry broke 2004 campaign spending limit by $1.4 million, audit says
• Colombian goalkeeper Oscar Cordoba retires
• Mexican studio built for `Titanic' filming is sold to private investors
• Safin eliminated in second round of French Open
• U.S. investigating how anti-disease system failed to stop traveler with tuberculosis
• Seat Belt Gaffe Noted on 'Today' Show
• White House shrugs off Castro's comments on Bush, U.S.
• Mississippi 1964 murder case for reputed Klansman gets under way with jury selection
• Schwarzenegger gets promises on film piracy, climate change on Canada trip
• Bryant asks to be traded, then backs off
• Motorola plans additional 4,000 job cuts
• Political hirings probed at US Justice Department
• Orioles Pitcher Names Son Jim Leyland
• Promotional Fax Mistaken for Bomb Threat
• Coroner says Lana Clarkson had gunshot residue on both hands
• Orioles Pitcher Names Son Jim Leyland
• Justin Timberlake launches record label in joint venture with Interscope
• Thai court disbands ex-PM's political party, bars 111 executives from politics
• South Korea presses North to shut down nuclear reactor, restore rail service
• 'Faith-Healing' Brothers Charged in Scam
• Pumas with nine changes, new captain
• Man Eats Dog As Protest in Britain
• Cuba to buy US$118 million in U.S. food; total from trade round could reach US$150 million
• Junior All Blacks make 7 changes for Fiji match
• Junior All Blacks make 7 changes for Fiji match
• Cancer expected to surge in Asia along with Western habits _ smoking, drinking, fatty food
• Formidable All Blacks face "boys and old men" in first French test
• Italy seeking to make up ground in European Championship qualifying
• Formidable All Blacks face "boys and old men" in first French test
• Yahoo's chief technology officer resigns
• Malaysia's highest court quashes woman's bid to be recognized as Christian
• Premier League profits could almost double, according to soccer finance report
• Surgeon and judge vie for Latvia's presidency
• Everest record holder Sherpa returns to US after 17th summit
• Apple debuts songs online free of copying restrictions
• U.S. congress plans to send Bush measure easing restrictions on stem cell research, but veto likely
• Misadventures in Switzerland: How not to climb the Matterhorn
• What's new at U.S. amusement parks
• Deals, tips and discounts for Disney World on a budget
• Surviving a day at an amusement park: Seven tips for grown-ups
• Atlanta preps for new World of Coca-Cola, city's newest draw
• Turkey's top court to ask prosecutors to file charges against prime minister
• Justin Timberlake Launches Record Label
• How to hurricane-proof your vacation
• Seat Belt Gaffe Noted on 'Today' Show
• Six lessons learned the hard way about planning vacations to hurricane-prone regions
• Paula Abdul Found Her Purpose on 'Idol'
• Rosie's a Tough Act to Follow on 'View'
• U.S.'s Moncrief heads to court against BASF over Russian gas field deal
• Police Seek Fat Joe As Shooting Witness
• US nuclear envoy meets with Chinese officials on North Korea
• North Korea willing to shut down nuclear reactor, visiting German lawmaker says
• U.S. investigating how TB traveler eluded border guards, a hole in disease-protection system
• Prosecution rests in Conrad Black fraud trial; 1 money laundering count dropped
• Dress worn by Audrey Hepburn in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' is auctioned for $192,000
• Thompson, weighing US presidential bid, will leave TV show 'Law & Order'
• North and South Korea to hold military talks next week, South says
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• Google unveils new tool to offer offline access to online programs
• New US agency aims to help spies with new technology
• Australia, Philippines sign security pact allowing joint counterterrorism exercises
• Federer advances at French Open _ as expected
• Museum of Modern Art opening 40-year retrospective for sculptor Richard Serra
• KLM flight bound for western Japan hit by turbulence, 16 injured
• Actor-politician Fred Thompson moves ahead with likely presidential candidacy
• North and South Korea to hold military talks next week, South says
• Venezuelan opposition leader demands release of jailed protesters
• Health officials seek passengers who sat near tuberculosis patient on long flights
• Promotional Fax Mistaken for Bomb Threat
• Wall Street advances as Fed minutes fail to surprise, S&P 500 index closes at record high
• Seat Belt Gaffe Noted on `Today' Show
• Seat Belt Gaffe Noted on 'Today' Show
• Indonesian man dies from bird flu, bringing country's toll to 78
• Indonesian man dies from bird flu, bringing country's toll to 78
• Orioles Pitcher Names Son Jim Leyland
• Couple Sue Wal-Mart Over Slip in Vomit
• Republicans in U.S. House of Representatives fear ethics cases may haunt them again
• Palm unveils laptop-like gadget to work with smartphones
• Hepburn Dress Gets $192K in NYC Auction
• T&T top Mexico U23s in Digicel Shield final
• Shock beat Mystics, stay unbeaten in WNBA
• Hillary Clinton defends jet travel during campaign stop
• Estudantes protestam e pedem a liberta
• New Zealand Cricket names contracted players
• New Zealand Cricket names contracted players
• United Airlines pilots' union asks to reopen contract negotiations
• Indonesian man dies from bird flu, bringing country's toll to 78
• Indonesian man dies from bird flu, bringing country's toll to 78
• Reports: Chinese city suspends work on chemical plant after pollution complaints
• TiVo posts small 1st-quarter net profit as sales climb
• Priest Cans Organist for Sex Toy Sales
• Feds: Ernst & Young partners helped wealthy with tax fraud plot
• KLM flight bound for western Japan hit by turbulence, 9 injured
• Musician Canned for Focus on Wrong Organ
• Indonesian man dies from bird flu, bringing country's toll to 78
• Indonesian man dies from bird flu, bringing country's toll to 78
• Copa Libertadores: Gremio beats Santos 2-0 in semis
• Promotional Fax Mistaken for Bomb Threat
• KLM flight bound for western Japan hit by turbulence, 9 injured
• Fluminense draws Figueirense 1-1 in opening final of Brazilian Cup
• BHP Billiton names new CEO; may signal expansion
• Anaheim takes 2-0 lead in Stanley Cup finals
• Koreas face tough talks over North's nuclear program, as diplomats try to break impasse
• Twins walk to win over White Sox
• Many Hurricane Katrina evacuees still unemployed
• McCann's 3-run hit helps Brewers to another loss
• Chinese stocks fall for second day amid government efforts to cool boom
• Spurs eliminate Jazz, reach NBA finals
• Greek mayor in 13th day of hunger strike in protest against beach exploitation
• Former James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan donates to Hawaii playground
• Case of beer gets the best of Parnevik's toe
• Actor-politician Fred Thompson moves ahead with likely presidential candidacy
• Judges meet to keep ball rolling on Cambodian genocide trials
• China protesters slam Japan court ruling denying payment to WWII slave laborers
• Philippine economy grew 6.9 percent in first quarter, fastest pace in 17 years
• Philippine economy grew 6.9 percent in first quarter, fastest pace in 17 years
• Beijing Olympics to be smoke-free
• Beijing Olympics to be smoke-free
• Iraq, immigration debates underscore political polarization of Washington
• McCann's 3-run hit helps Brewers to another loss
• Banning sale of endangered wildlife can fuel illicit trade, study says
• Gates, Jobs make rare joint appearance at technology conference
• Australia's Investa recommends investors accept US$3.9 billion offer from Morgan Stanley
• Australia's Investa recommends investors accept US$3.9 billion offer from Morgan Stanley
• US, China fail to make breakthrough on North Korea financial dispute
• Smaller, trimmer Northwest Airlines steps out of bankruptcy protection Thursday
• Australia's Investa recommends investors accept US$3.9 billion offer from Morgan Stanley
• Australia's Investa recommends investors accept US$3.9 billion offer from Morgan Stanley
• Russian soprano makes Carnegie Hall concert debut _ with help
• US, India, China to dominate Asia-Pacific defense meet in Singapore
• US presidential candidates swarm California this week
• Barclays, former trader settle SEC charges in New York for over $10.9 million
• Solo sailor Tony Bullimore arrives in Auckland
• Solo sailor Tony Bullimore arrives in Auckland
• New Hawaii lab hopes to send satellites into space in two years
• Comedian Jon Lovitz makes lifelong deal to perform at club
• Koreas face tough talks over North's nuclear program, as diplomats try to break impasse
• Carter, Clinton, elder Bush to attend dedication of Billy Graham Library
• China's first panda born in captivity and released into the wild found dead in forest
• Zoellick faces new challenge: Restoring confidence at World Bank
• AP's president says Internet hasn't changed news gathering fundamentals
• China protesters slam Japan court ruling denying payment to WWII slave laborers
• Australia, Philippines sign security pact allowing joint counterterrorism exercises
• Malaysia warns of threat from rising dengue cases
• Gates, Jobs make rare joint appearance at technology conference
• Twins walk to win over White Sox
• Gates, Jobs make rare joint appearance at technology conference
• Koreas face tough talks over North's nuclear program, as diplomats try to break impasse
• Military ruler: State of emergency to be lifted in Fiji
• China Eastern Airlines say no deal reached with potential investors, Singapore Airlines
• China Eastern Airlines say no deal reached with potential investors, Singapore Airlines
• Lovitz, Laugh Factory Make Lifelong Deal
• Norway's Norsk Hydro reports 17 percent rise in 1Q net income
• Chinese city halts work on chemical plant after residents send more than 1M text messages
• Chinese city halts work on chemical plant after residents send more than 1M text messages
• China Eastern Airlines say no deal reached with potential investors, Singapore Airlines
• China Eastern Airlines say no deal reached with potential investors, Singapore Airlines
• Philippine economy grew 6.9 percent in first quarter, fastest pace in 17 years
• Philippine economy grew 6.9 percent in first quarter, fastest pace in 17 years
• New Zealand stocks rise on Wall Street lead and index changes
• Philippine shares surge 2.2 percent on better-than-expected GDP data
• Japanese court rejects appeals by Korean WWII laborers demanding compensation
• Japanese stocks rally to 3-month high on gains shipping, machinery sectors
• Japanese stocks rally to 3-month high on gains shipping, machinery sectors
• Military ruler: State of emergency to be lifted in Fiji
• Military ruler: State of emergency to be lifted in Fiji
• Chinese stocks rebound after 1-day plunge following effort to cool market boom
• Italian taxi drivers stage strike against plans to grant more licenses
• South Korean stocks surge 2.3 percent to another record on optimistic economic outlook
• Cambodian prince appeals guilty verdict in breach-of-trust case
• Cambodian prince appeals guilty verdict in breach-of-trust case
• 5 Americans, Briton, Canadian killed when helicopter apparently shot down in Afghanistan
• Cambodian prince appeals guilty verdict in breach-of-trust case
• Cambodian prince appeals guilty verdict in breach-of-trust case
• Rightist sentenced to prison for arson attack on lawmaker's house
• Shares of German utility E.On soar more than 5 percent on buyback plan
• Brosnan, Wife Helps Honolulu School Kids
• Pentax agrees to Hoya's US$864 million takeover offer
• Pentax agrees to Hoya's US$864 million takeover offer
• Dollar falls as volatility in Chinese stocks fuels bets that investors will trim risks
• Lagardere CEO presents documents defending sale of EADS shares, report says
• German jobless rate drops to 9.1 percent in May
• China's first panda born in captivity and released into the wild found dead in forest
• Latvian lawmakers elect medical doctor Valdis Zatlers as the next president
• India's economy grows 9.1 percent in most recent quarter
• India's economy grows 9.1 percent in most recent quarter
• Anti-piracy watchdog rewards Malaysian informer, calls for more enforcement
• Australia shares rise 1.1 percent; property takeovers in spotlight
• German unemployment rate drops to 9.1 percent in May
• Koreas struggle to close rift over nuclear impasse, rice aid, amid diplomatic maneuvering
• China's banks invest no more than 6 percent of overseas investment quotas
• China's banks invest no more than 6 percent of overseas investment quotas
• Taiwan shares end flat as foreign investors await changes by key index company
• Malaysian woman hints she may emigrate after losing fight to become legal Christian
• Magath becomes coach in Wolfsburg
• Chinese agency says Panamanian businesses responsible for deadly tainted medicine
• Bank of Italy Governor Draghi sees 2007 GDP growth at 1.9 percent
• Latvian lawmakers elect Valdis Zatlers as the next president
• Government bans launch of book on Pakistan military's business interests, writer claims
• U.S. dollar steady against euro after gaining on Fed's inflation worries
• US, India resume talks on heralded nuclear deal
• Malaysia's Maxis unveils mobile phone money transfer to the Philippines
• French actor Jean-Claude Brialy, a symbol of the New Wave movement, dies at 74
• EU: Euro inflation estimated to stay at 1.9 percent in May
• China warns Japan that visit by former Taiwanese president is politically motivated
• Fund manager Man Group says full-year profit rose 27 percent
• Hong Kong shares rally on Wall Street record, Chinese market's rebound
• Uruguay focussing on future, not one "humiliating" loss
• Uruguay focussing on future, not one "humiliating" loss
• Chinese stocks rebound after 1-day fall on efforts to cool market boom
• Beijing takes another step toward smoke-free Olympics
• Beijing takes another step toward smoke-free Olympics
• Taiwan's Ma rebuffed in bid to bring rival onto presidential ticket
• Europe is losing willingness to defend itself, Czech PM says
• Van Buyten, Dembele to miss Belgium's Euro 2008 qualifiers against Portugal and Finland
• Oldest climber to scale Everest looks forward to peaks closer to home
• Deutsche Telekom executive to leave company
• Boeing Japan's new president vows to court government for lasting relationship
• Philippine shares surge 2.2 percent on better-than-expected GDP data
• South Korea's Posco threatens to stop buying coal from Australia
• South Korea's Posco threatens to stop buying coal from Australia
• Muggleton: Best form of defense _ go on the attack
• Muggleton: Best form of defense _ go on the attack
• Taiwan head of space program in corruption probe
• Ryanair buys 27 new Boeing planes worth US$1.9 billion
• Sampordia forward Francesco Flachi suspended for 16 months for cocaine use
• Qinetiq's annual profit rises 19 percent on North American expansion
• India's economy grows at fastest rate in 18 years, but slowdown seen ahead
• Latvian lawmakers elect Valdis Zatlers as the next president
• Speculation is rife time might be right for Francophone Prime Minister in Belgium
• Dutch police arrest 4 men in bizarre sex-crime investigation
• Sampdoria forward Francesco Flachi suspended for 16 months for cocaine use
• Greenland's finance minister resigns after 1 month in office
• Egyptian court rejects request to review prominent dissident's jail sentence
• SKorean president says policy on NKorea would likely be key issue in presidential election
• U.S. business group: Taiwan must liberalize China trade links to compete regionally
• After 3-year chill, Spain welcomes US Secretary of State in first high-level visit
• U.S. business group: Taiwan must liberalize China trade links to compete regionally
• Montenegro becomes 208th FIFA member
• Veolia says it bought controlling stake in Italian waste manager TMT
• Latvian parliament elects surgeon as president
• Russia's Putin heads into G-8 summit amid rising tensions with West
• Bank of Ireland reports 34 percent rise in full-year profit
• Sinopec shares jump 9.7 percent on news of oil find in northwestern China
• Sinopec shares jump 9.7 percent on news of oil find in northwestern China
• England to play Germany in Wembley friendly on Aug. 22
• Malaysian carmaker Proton reports fourth straight quarterly loss
• EU probes Italian tax breaks that made former state banks attractive takeover targets
• New Zealand utility denies family warned woman using oxygen pump would die if power cut
• Zambrotta and Ambrosini to skip Faeroe Islands match with injuries
• Turkish parliament votes to allow election of president by popular vote
• London's FTSE-100 index up 39.6 points at 6,641.7
• Wachovia to acquire A.G. Edwards for $6.8 billion in cash and stock
• Ousted PM's supporters plan protest following Thai court's stunning decision
• Costco Wholesale 3rd quarter profit declines 4.9 percent on higher reserve, sales climb 10 percent
• Chinese agency blames Panamanian businesses for deadly tainted medicine
• Mazda recalls more than 280,000 cars in Japan, largest for automaker
• Manchester United finalizes deal to sign England midfielder Owen Hargreaves from Bayern Munich
• Djokovic beats Recouderc to reach third round of the French Open
• Euro inflation holds at 1.9 percent in May as consumer confidence surges
• Sampdoria forward Francesco Flachi suspended for 16 months for cocaine use
• Defense in Phil Spector murder trial targets mistakes in collecting and handling evidence
• Parma's Claudio Ranieri plans return to England as Manchester City manager
• Indonesia says US critics helped push WHO to change virus-sharing system
• EU says little risk to passengers who flew with TB-infected traveler
• Cabinet was bypassed in decision to suspend Pakistan's top judge, lawyer says
• Former Tour de France winner Riis booted from Danish hall of fame after doping admission
• Manchester United finalizes deal to sign England midfielder Owen Hargreaves from Bayern Munich
• Wal-Mart cashier says he was fired for joke about bombing company's stores
• FIFA president Sepp Blatter praises replacement of McBeth for alleged racist remarks
• Japanese robot dances "spontaneously" to iPod music
• Tiffany net income rises in 1st quarter, helped by higher U.S. and international sales
• Fund manager Man Group says full-year profit rose 27 percent
• Czech Republic's Galasek to miss European Championship qualifier against Wales
• Sepp Blatter re-elected as FIFA president
• Indonesia says US critics helped push WHO to change virus-sharing system
• ASML to return euro960 million to shareholders; reverse-split its stock
• Sepp Blatter re-elected as FIFA president
• Egypt blasts group of Middle East peacemakers for failure to criticize Israel
• Nepal's ruling parties plan election for November
• Manchester United spending big in attempt to stay clear of Chelsea and retain title
• UN human rights envoy shunned by most Cambodian government officials
• Fewer people seek unemployment insurance benefits
• Lleyton Hewitt rallies from two-set deficit to reach third round at French Open
• Djokovic beats Recouderc to reach third round of the French Open
• Euro 2008 tickets to include free public transport in Switzerland and Austria
• Sears' 1st quarter net income climbs 20 percent on one-time gains but same-store sales fall in U.S.
• Sepp Blatter re-elected unopposed as FIFA president through 2011
• Romanian director who won Palme d'Or praises country's movies
• Malaysian woman hints she may emigrate after losing fight to become legal Christian
• Wachovia buys A.G. Edwards for $6.8 billion to create one of largest retail brokers in U.S.
• Heinz 4th quarter profit rises 7.8 percent on sales growth
• Marco Caneira out of Portugal squad for Euro 2008 qualifier against Belgium
• Japan's crown prince to remove polyp in surgery next week
• Koreas struggle to close rift over nuclear impasse, rice aid, amid diplomatic maneuvering
• Economy grows by just 0.6 percent in the first quarter, worst since final quarter of 2002
• Most Asian markets recover, tracking Wall Street gains, as Chinese stocks rebound
• Beckham and Owen back for England's first game at the new Wembley, against Brazil
• Hewitt rallies from two-set deficit to reach third round at French Open; Sharapova advances
• Alliance Boots shareholders approve takeover bid by deputy chairman
• Russian finance minister says Kremlin sees market setting natural gas prices
• Top music executives express doubts about Chinese market, question censorship, artistry
• Sharapova beats Craybas to reach the third round of the French Open
• UAE to build world's largest aluminum smelter
• Europe is losing willingness to defend itself, Czech PM says
• Deutsche Telekom executive who once worked at Siemens to leave company
• East Timor election violence injures at least a dozen people
• IAAF proposes rule which would keep South African amputee sprinter out of Beijing Games
• David Beckham won't travel to Israel with Real Madrid on peace promoting trip
• TB patient leaves Atlanta hospital; Health officials seek passengers near him on 2 flights
• U.S. stocks open higher after takeover news, mixed economic data
• FDA approves asthma treatment that uses its technology
• Euro 2008 qualifying: World Cup winner Italy wary of underestimating Faeroe Islands
• Spain, Italy contending with injuries in qualifying for 2008 European Championship
• Wachovia buys A.G. Edwards for $6.8 billion to create one of largest retail brokers in U.S.
• Oil prices edge down ahead of U.S. fuel stocks data
• U.S. economy grows by just 0.6 percent in the first quarter
• Indian shares gain on regional rebound, tracking strong economic growth data
• Indian shares gain on regional rebound, tracking strong economic growth data
• New 'Potter' to Open Sooner Than Planned
• European consumer confidence surges as prices stay stable
• Bush suggests that 15 major countries set global emission goal by 2008
• Malaysian carmaker Proton's talks with VW have ended in failure, says P.M
• Lawrie shoots 65 to share early lead at Wales Open with Rumford; Campbell one stroke back
• Bush suggests that 15 major countries set global emission goal by 2008
• Williams beat Sequera to reach the third round of the French Open
• DSG International Says CEO John Clare to retire in September; no replacement named
• Northwest Airlines exits bankruptcy protection
• Hewitt rallies to reach third round at French; Sharapova advances
• Bush suggests that 15 major countries set global emission goal by 2008
• Carter Center concerned about possible violence in Venezuela
• Government awards $20 billion telecom contract to 5 U.S. companies
• Northwest Airlines exits bankruptcy protection
• Milan judge in Parmalat trial refuses to consider plea bargains
• Latvian parliament elects surgeon as president
• Sparta defender Stepan Brugge signs four-year contract with Belgian side Brugge
• Bush suggests that 15 major countries set global emission goal by 2008
• Sparta defender Stepan Kucera signs four-year contract with Belgian side Brugge
• Romanian director who won Palme d'Or praises country's movies
• Luna Rossa wins toss ahead of Louis Vuitton Cup final against Emirates Team New Zealand
• Sepp Blatter re-elected unopposed as FIFA president through 2011
• Government awards $20 billion telecom contract to 5 U.S. companies
• Croatia minister under pressure over driver arrested on racketeering charges
• Indonesia says US critics helped push WHO to change virus-sharing system
• Djokovic beats Recouderc to reach third round of the French Open
• Swiss regulator asks Novartis to withdraw IBS drug
• TB patient in Denver for treatment; Health officials seek passengers near him on 2 flights
• Study: Toyota most productive, but U.S. automakers gaining
• Real Madrid winger Reyes not thinking of future but hopes he can stay in Spain
• Alabama governor signs resolution apologizing for slavery; joins other Southern states
• Copa Libertadores: Luxemburgo upset with Santos' performance against Gremio
• Singapore Airlines says it is in advanced talks with China Eastern Airlines
• Turkish parliament votes again to allow election of president by popular vote
• Petacchi wins sprint in 18th stage of Giro d'Italia, Di Luca maintains overall lead
• 'Lord of the Rings' performance ends after set traps actor's leg
• Newcastle board has positive meeting with prospective buyer Mike Ashley
• Hewitt rallies to reach third round at French Open; Sharapova advances
• Norilsk Nickel board member says latest bid for LionOre 'too risky'
• Court decision on Moncrief suit against BASF over Siberian gas field due July 5
• Brazil's CVRD says China imports could cause ore shortage
• New Hampshire governor signs civil unions bill, legalizing unions for gay couples starting next year
• U.S. dollar slips against euro after U.S. 1st-quarter growth nearly stalls
• U.S. home-price growth in first quarter marked slowest rate in decade
• Petacchi wins sprint in 18th stage of Giro d'Italia; Di Luca maintains overall lead
• Sharapova beats Craybas to reach the third round of the French Open
• Richie Fears She May Go to Jail Too
• GE attorney alleges gender discrimination in lawsuit
• Finland's Neste inaugurates euro100-million biodiesel plant
• Turkish parliament votes again to allow election of president by popular ballot
• `Once' Spins Gritty Boy-Meets-Girl Tale
• Norway's Norsk Hydro reports 17 percent rise in 1Q net income
• Readers spice up German potato salad
• Fish fries are great for summer cookouts
• Review for the record
• You can never have too many clothes
• Fashion invasion
• Embark on a musical 'Silk Road Fantasy'
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• This week's picks
• The wild child: A story that showbiz never outgrows
• A celebrity answer is no answer at all
• Cooper had to do some investigating to play a traitorous agent
• An honorable but disposable film
• The spy who stepped into the cold
• Fashion seen
• France faces long odds in first rugby test
• Mariners' Hernandez overpowered by normally tame Angels hitters
• Anaheim extends Cup lead
• Heroic Hewitt one step closer to Nadal face-off
• Spurs show fine form in silencing Jazz
• Taiex closes little changed on position squaring
• PRC to open up key air routes to competition
• India's economy grows at fastest rate in 18 years
• S&P 500 index and Dow both end at record high
• Taiwan's miCARD receives seal of approval, ITRI reports
• Google takes giant step to make Web work offline
• Chinatrust to buy Enterprise Bank of Hualien
• NXP to highlight digital TV, mobile life technologies at fair
• Mandarin Airlines celebrates 16th anniversary
• In Brief
• India, U.S. begin talks to finalize nuclear deal
• China's first panda born in captivity and released into wild found dead in forest
• Chinese demonstrators make rare protest at Japanese embassy
• Helicopter crash kills 7 in Afghanistan
• Koreas struggling to close rift over nuke reactor, aid
• In Brief
• Ukraine remains in deadlock after lawmakers miss deadline
• Parliament in Latvia elects surgeon with no experience as new president
• Turkey masses more troops on Iraq border
• War-weary Africans look for justice in Taylor's trial
• Blair begins visit to South Africa
• Suspect in Litvinenko case blames British agents
• Do Americans love pets too much?
• Are young U.S. Muslims a threat?
• Environmental foolishness
• Taiwan cannot delay ocean policy reform
• Graffiti surfaces in Los Angeles with bold colors
• Young Japanese homeless escape to Internet cafes
• In Brief
• School incident triggers calls for zero violence on campuses
• Youth invited to spend a summer in jail
• New regulations ban transnational union matchmaking trade
• DPP's anti-bribery committee suspends poll
• UK can influence EU to help Taiwan, envoy says
• China warns Japan over visit by Lee
• Ex-president's trip personal, not political, MOFA stresses
• Japan's boycott intensifies rift at whaling talks
• United Nations votes for tribunal on murder of Lebanon's Hariri
• Taiwan lags behind other Asian tigers, AmCham warns
• U.S. chamber should chide Beijing too, CEPD says
• Fiji regime lifts state of emergency
• Wang declines to join Ma on KMT ticket
• Survival at stake as nations debate trade in wildlife
• Belize forest hit by warming struggles to survive
• Bush unveils climate plans that reject caps
• Reaction to Bush on climate change
• G8 greenhouse gas emissions rise; U.S. not worst
• Global revenue from standalone open source software to grow 26 percent to reach US$5.8 billion by 2011, research shows
• Global semiconductor market to grow just 2.5 percent in 2007
• UK universities continue to attract Taiwanese students, says BTCO
• Fedex and the Salvation Army stand ready to weather 2007 hurricane season
• China's chip market to rise 20 percent in 2007
• Gartner announces inaugural identity and access management summit
• Saudi market for digital cameras falls flat in 2006, says IDC
• IDC brings successful service-oriented architecture forum back to New York
• Cabinet to give priority to developing southern Taiwan: premier
• President urges prompt passage of 2007 budget
• Ex-president presented award in Japan
• Qimonda presents memory products at Computex 2007
• Rivermaya is out of Philippine Independence Day concert on June 10
• Legislative polls to be held January 12
• England returns to add latest chapter to Wembley's illustrious history
• Alabama governor signs resolution apologizing for slavery; joins other Southern states
• Florida to get its own Hogwarts and Forbidden Forest at Harry Potter theme park
• Inter extends goalkeeper Julio Cesar's contract through 2012
• Gasoline futures fall on U.S. government report that inventories rose
• Europe is losing willingness to defend itself, Czech PM says
• New Hampshire governor signs civil unions bill, legalizing unions for gay couples starting next year
• German utility E.On unveils investment plan, share buyback
• Williams beat Sequera to reach the third round of the French Open
• Lohan's Dad: Lindsay Hooked on OxyContin
• Israel's Benayoun, Ben Haim to miss Euro 2008 qualifier
• NKorea rejects US call to shut down reactor before financial row is resolved
• In Saudi capital, a mind-jangling mix of old and new
• London's FTSE-100 index closes up 19.3 points at 6,621.4
• Finland's Neste inaugurates euro100-million biodiesel plant
• Suspected Kurdish rebels kill 4 forestry workers; military hunts attackers
• U.S. stocks advance after more takeover deals, weak reading on GDP
• Footwear retailer Genesco rejects second Foot Locker offer but still may seek buyer
• Beitar names Yitzhak Schum as new coach
• Justice Department approves Monsanto's purchase of cottonseeds producer Delta, with conditions
• Stockholm politicians invite Moscow's mayor to gay pride parade
• American woman in custody battle in Oman to be deported
• England returns to add latest chapter to Wembley's illustrious history
• Sepp Blatter re-elected unopposed as FIFA president through 2011
• TB patient in Denver for treatment identified as 31-year-old Atlanta attorney
• India's Kingfisher Airlines operator buys 26 percent stake in budget carrier
• Luna Rossa helmsman Spithill ready to dominate Louis Vuitton Cup final
• U.S. judge refuses to block MedImmune-AstraZeneca drug companies merger
• Kurdish rebels kill 4 forestry workers in attack
• Bank of Italy Governor Draghi sees 2007 GDP growth at 1.9 percent
• Heigl Wants to Play 'Happy People'
• General Electric executive alleges gender discrimination
• U.S. envoy to Afghanistan sees critical need to avert rebirth of radicalism there
• Mickelson withdraws from Memorial with wrist injury
• Rice: Women must gain greater rights in the Middle East
• France vows effort to stop Indonesia from executing Frenchman over illegal drug case
• Consumer data provider ChoicePoint settles with 43 states over data breach
• Toshack defends choice of Craig Bellamy to replace Ryan Giggs as Wales captain
• No shortage of Major League teams interested in playing in China
• Presidential hopeful Edwards calls for investigation of oil company mergers, high gas prices
• Koreas struggle to close rift over nuclear impasse, rice aid, amid diplomatic maneuvering
• European stocks end higher as E.On and ASML post sharp gains
• Pamela Bach Enters Not Guilty Plea
• France, Spain to work toward revising EU constitution
• One week after doping admission, Zabel wins second stage of the Tour of Bavaria
• Judge says letters about convicted ex-Cheney aide will be released in CIA leak case
• Alliance Boots shareholders approve takeover bid by deputy chairman
• LA mayor's Clinton endorsement spotlights importance of Hispanic vote in U.S. presidential race
• FDA denies Glaxo's cancer vaccine fast track status; company defends diabetes drug
• Qinetiq's annual profit rises 19 percent on North American expansion
• Katherine Heigl says "Grey's Anatomy" castmate apologized to her over anti-gay slur
• Ukraine's parliament passes all laws needed to meet WTO requirements
• Marlon Samuels called up to replace Ramnaresh Sarwan in West Indies squad
• Cuba, Spain hold 'cordial' talks on human rights, prison conditions
• TB patient in Denver for treatment identified as 31-year-old Atlanta attorney
• Cottbus signs Bulgarian striker Dimitar Rangelov and Romanian defender Ovidiu Burca
• U.S. home-price growth in first quarter marked slowest rate in decade
• Actor Gets Trapped in Musical's Set
• Former Presidents Carter, Clinton, Bush join hundreds for dedication of Billy Graham Library
• U.S. securities commission dismisses Sky Capital complaint against NASD
• Scottish church leader warns lawmakers on supporting abortion legislation
• Tyson won't work in Ibragimov's corner on Saturday
• Injured Wie withdraws from LPGA event after 16 holes
• NFL bans alcohol for team functions, flights
• Finance experts say global liquidity has reached unprecedented levels
• Former Clinton FBI director endorses Giuliani
• TB patient in Denver for treatment identified as 31-year-old Atlanta attorney
• GM's Antwerp to shed 800 more jobs than anticipated, totaling 2,200
• Brazilian official says upcoming meeting decisive for Doha trade talks
• Starbucks switches to 2 percent milk for espresso drinks in Canada and the United States
• French Open Show Court Schedules
• Farmer says he is skeptical about whether Alabama hog was wild
• Bush calls on 15 countries to set global emission goal by 2008
• Koreas struggle to close rift over nuclear impasse, rice aid, amid diplomatic maneuvering
• John Lennon's Piano May Help New Orleans
• TB patient in Denver for treatment identified as 31-year-old Atlanta attorney
• U.S. state court certifies class-action case against Wal-Mart
• Hewitt rallies to reach third round at French Open; Sharapova advances
• AC Milan's Carlo Ancelotti extends contract to coach club until 2010
• TB on a plane? Such cases rare so far, but more likely in the future, experts say
• CBOT defends all-Chicago merger over rival offer from IntercontinentalExchange
• TB patient in Denver for treatment identified as 31-year-old Atlanta attorney
• Prosecutor says informants have linked Vick to dogfighting
• Nadal picks up another loss _ on the computer
• Nike sets goals on workers rights, environmental efforts in report
• Street Sense skipping Belmont Stakes
• Did upright walking begin in trees? New U.S.-published study says `maybe'
• Ed McMahon promotes DVD drive for troops in Iraq
• Quarantined TB patient is the son-in-law of a CDC microbiologist
• Harry Potter theme park headed to Universal Orlando in 2009
• Rice says Russia should drop Cold War mentality, puzzled by dispute over missiles
• Injured Wie withdraws from LPGA event after 16 holes
• Union group attacks Wal-mart over goods made in China
• Prosecutors to seek charges against Tennessee ex-trooper accused of porn star tryst
• Coca-Cola, Cargill to use sweetener made from South American herb
• Quarantined TB patient is the son-in-law of a CDC microbiologist
• `American Idol' Jordin Sparks a big Sanjaya fan
• Ukraine's Yushchenko threatens to trigger elections with parliament pullout
• Gasoline futures fell on U.S. gov't report that inventories rose, as retail prices slid again
• Former Coke secretary appealing conviction, sentence in trade secrets case
• Former Jazz player returns to lead gay pride parade
• France vows effort to stop Indonesia from executing Frenchman over illegal drug case
• Alabama governor signs resolution apologizing for slavery; joins other Southern states
• Softball Pitcher, 96, Faces 86-Year-Old
• Boston Pops Reaches Out to New Audience
• Hirvonen edges Gronholm at start of Acropolis Rally
• Dollar weakens against most major currencies after U.S. 1st-quarter growth nearly stalls
• Grisham Sets New Book in Italy
• Bad wrist and bad timing for Mickelson
• General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt sees India sales doubling to US$3 billion this year
• Italian researchers find traces of cocaine, cannabis in Rome's air
• Judge says letters about convicted ex-Cheney aide will be released in CIA leak case
• U.S. stocks finish flat after more takeover deals, feeble GDP growth
• Grizzlies hire Iavaroni as new coach
• Brocade, Mercury Interactive to pay fines for alleged civil fraud over backdated stock options
• Precious metals prices climb as U.S. dollar falls, gasoline futures prices decline
• Carter Center concerned about possible violence in Venezuela
• John Grisham takes vacation from courtroom thriller, sets next book in Italy
• Illinois lawmakers approve stem cell research
• Lawrie shoots 65 to share lead with eight others in Newport
• Testimony gets testy as Conrad Black defense is launched
• Denver hospital charged with treating Georgia patient has long history of treating TB
• Jordin Sparks Says Sanjaya's Got Guts
• Sears Apologizes for Booting Officers
• Listener Helps Save Ailing Disc Jockey
• Penguins make Crosby youngest captain in NHL history
• Lakers owner speaks with Bryant, promises to improve team
• China securities regulator: Stock market overheating is structural
• EMI Music licenses video and music content for use on YouTube
• Stocks finish flat after more takeover deals, feeble GDP growth
• Pacers hire O'Brien as coach
• Broder inspector removed from duty after allowing man with dangerous TB strain back into U.S.
• Estonian trader to pay $14.35 million in SEC settlement
• Pennsylvania's governor embarks on European trade mission
• Half of DVR Users Skip Ads, Study Says
• Broder inspector removed from duty after allowing man with dangerous TB strain back into U.S.
• John Kerry will appeal charge he broke campaign spending cap
• Musician Canned for Focus on Wrong Organ
• Fall a Fake, Jail Time for Real
• Niger's government dissolves after no confidence vote
• Presidential hopeful Romney criticizes Democratic rival Clinton as European caricature
• Summer Tour Season Heats Up
• Uganda and Argentina in World Cricket League Division 3 final
• Bush pede que 15 pa
• Horse Riders Charged With Intoxication
• Samuels replaces Sarwan, Ganga new Windies skipper
• New Hampshire governor signs civil unions bill, legalizing unions for gay couples starting next year
• Study Finds Cocaine, Pot in Rome's Air
• More than half of DVR viewers skipping commercials, Nielsen says in first ad study
• Driver Makes Two U-Turns on Interstate 5
• Kill the umpire? Nah, ask to marry her
• US Marine Corps award $623.1M armored vehicle deal
• Hardwood plywood makers in Oregon say China driving them out of business
• Holyfield shares winning wisdom with NFL's Texans
• Dell announces more than 8,000 in layoffs amid 1st-quarter earnings dip
• US Marine Corps award $623.1M armored vehicle deal
• Roberts taking relaxed approach at Boeing Championship
• Official: Donovan leaving University of Florida to coach Orlando
• Powerful backers support probation for Libby in CIA leak case
• Angelina Jolie's adopted son now has family name
• Speedway preparing for F1 race without Schumacher
• Citigroup to cooperate Ecuador debt scandal investigation, prosecutor says
• Brocade, Mercury Interactive to pay fines for alleged civil fraud over backdated stock options
• US presidential donors are not always forthcoming with personal data
• New Zealand rugby applies age bar in domestic competitions
• Struggling Theater Gets $3.5M Loan
• Doctor tracking World Trade Center illnesses fears cancer could be next plague among those exposed to dust
• Watson doesn't struggle with his game, just his focus
• Rivals for Chicago Board of Trade make pitches
• Niger's government dissolves after no confidence vote
• Wal-Mart promotes its health care initiatives at media conference
• US Marine Corps award $623.1M armored vehicle deal
• Ed McMahon promotes DVD drive for troops in Iraq
• Northwest Airlines exits bankruptcy protection
• O'Hair in the lead as Mickelson, Johnson say goodbye
• Japanese government scrambles to clean up scandals ahead of elections
• Student at college Jerry Falwell founded is held after testimony of violent plans
• Sorenstam back; Wie out at Ginn Tribute
• Bancroft family, controlling shareholders of Dow Jones, will meet with Murdoch over bid
• CKX chairman, CEO Sillerman makes buyout bid for the Elvis Presley estate operator
• AP Interview: SKorean leader says offer to help resolve U.S.-NKorea bank dispute unheeded
• NKorea refuses to shut down reactor before financial row is resolved
• Boston Pops reaches out to new audience with indie artists and YouTube conest
• Lugovoi says British secret services may have had a hand in killing of former Russian agent
• Rain comes at the right time for Mauresmo at the French Open
• Blair soaks up accolades, criticizes Sudan and Zimbabwe on farewell trip
• Niger's government dissolves after no confidence vote
• Nixon defender, gay activist Sam Garrison dies at 65 in US