英文新聞列表 English News List

• Bald Britney Gets New Tattoo in L.A.
• Toyota looking for acceptance on and off track
• Beckham gets red card as Madrid draws 0-0 with Betis
• Iraq vote signals new, confrontational dynamic between President George W. Bush and Congress
• Cheating dominates Daytona 500 conversation
• Gere and Dad Boost Meals on Wheels
• Venezuela's Chavez calls for anti-imperialist unity as he woos Caribbean
• Bekele sets world best for indoor 2,000 meters; Carter disqualified in 400
• Upshall scores on debut to Flyers beat Rangers 5-3
• Richard Gere and his dad team up for Meals on Wheels promo
• Beckham gets red card as Madrid draws 0-0 with Betis
• Michelangelo Had Private Room at Vatican
• Sochaux beats Le Mans 2-0; Utaka scores twice for Rennes in 3-1 win at Saint-Etienne
• Moles removed from US president's face are benign
• PSV beats Heracles 2-0 to end three-match winless streak
• U.S. Senate gridlocks on Iraq war resolution passed by House
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand wins toss, bowls at Eden Park
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand wins toss, bowls at Eden Park
• Bekele sets world best for indoor 2,000 meters; Carter disqualified in 400
• Bald Britney Gets New Tattoo in L.A.
• Sharks only unbeaten side after Blues lose
• Fire nearly extinguished at Texas refinery after explosion
• Barbadians celebrate Kensington Oval's transformation into sleek new venue
• Beckham gets red card as Madrid draws 0-0 with Betis
• Ecuador's Correa threatens to resign if opposition controls charter assembly
• Beckham gets red card as Madrid draws 0-0 with Betis
• Ferrero reaches final in Costa do Sauipe
• Mickelson clings to 1-shot lead
• NASCAR Nextel Cup-Daytona 500 Lineup
• Powell, world's fastest man, wins first 400-meter race
• Karlovic serves his way into SAP Open final
• Michelangelo Had Private Room at Vatican
• Kramer, Friesinger close in on season speedskating titles
• Mickelson clings to 1-shot lead
• Chicago Tribune sues Fox News over use of `Red Eye' for late-night talk show
• Celebs Able to Skirt Prescription Laws
• Mickelson clings to 1-shot lead
• Britney, Head Shaved, Gets New Tattoo
• Iran's top leader: Oil, gas reserves will dry up, Tehran needs to produce nuclear fuel
• Iraq vote signals new, confrontational dynamic between President Bush and U.S. Congress
• Lengthy battle seen remaining against AIDS
• Upshall scores on debut to Flyers beat Rangers 5-3
• France's Chirac inducts Clint Eastwood into Legion of Honor
• Thousands protest U.S. base expansion in northern Italian city
• Karlovic serves his way into SAP Open final
• Tiny African kingdom of Lesotho holds election for new government
• Albanian political parties hold closing rallies ahead of local polls
• N.D. Tries to Break Snow Angel Record
• Ecuador's Correa threatens to resign if opposition controls charter assembly
• Stars attend Uganda premiere of 'The Last King of Scotland'
• Rights group urges Philippine gov't to drop sedition charges against journalists
• Abbas tells U.S. envoy that Hamas-Fatah coalition is the best he could do
• Chinese film 'Tuya's Marriage' wins top award at Berlin film festival
• London's one-of-a-kind mayor opens new front in war on traffic
• Once lauded, artificial tire reef is proving ecological disaster worldwide
• An African priest in Vermont, one of foreign priests who keep U.S. Catholic churches open
• Head of US Army's Walter Reed hospital acknowledges outpatient complaints
• In border city of Laredo, Washington birthday celebration is a mix of two cultures
• A Korean quandary: Defector seeks divorce, and wife across the border may never know it
• Assad weathers crises, but regime still suffers from uncertainty
• Fleeing Sri Lanka's turmoil, a group of men find themselves trapped in Iraq
• Tempest in a lunch box: How the government decided lead levels were OK
• A Korean quandary: Defector seeks divorce, and wife across the border may never know it
• Embalmers Finish Work on Anna Nicole
• Fleeing Sri Lanka's turmoil, a group of men find themselves trapped in Iraq
• Bean, Levi top Champions Tour leaderboard
• Hussey hundred lifts Australia to 336-4 against New Zealand
• Progressive Talker Taking Franken's Slot
• Phelps breaks 200M butterfly world record in Missouri GP
• Completely Bald Britney Gets New Tattoo
• Thousands Aim to Break Snow Angel Record
• Creamer wins season-opening SBS Open
• A new pension plan, and more gambling questions for Stern
• Super 14: Johansson banned for two matches for high tackle; Wallaby hooker Moore injured
• Super 14: Johansson banned for two matches for high tackle; Wallaby hooker Moore injured
• Creamer wins season-opening SBS Open
• Njenga wins refurbished Tokyo Marathon
• Njenga wins refurbished Tokyo Marathon
• Njenga wins revamped Tokyo Marathon
• Anna Nicole Smith Embalming Completed
• Miami's Kapono streaks to 3-Point Shootout title
• Bald Britney Appears at LA Tattoo Parlor
• Njenga wins revamped Tokyo Marathon
• Njenga wins revamped Tokyo Marathon
• Phelps breaks 200M butterfly world record in Missouri GP
• Bald Britney Spears sits for new ink at Los Angeles tattoo parlor
• Britney Shaves Herself Bald, Gets Tattoo
• U.S. Senate to hold test vote on Iraq troop increase after House passes symbolic rejection
• Njenga wins revamped Tokyo Marathon
• Njenga wins revamped Tokyo Marathon
• Miami's Kapono streaks to 3-Point Shootout title
• Murray upsets Roddick, faces Karlovic in SAP Open final
• Murray upsets Roddick, faces Karlovic in SAP Open final
• In Texas border city, Washington's birthday celebration is a mix of two cultures
• Tempest in a lunch box: How the US government decided lead levels were OK
• American Scott Sterling wins Jacob's Creek Open
• Anna Nicole Smith Embalming Completed
• American Scott Sterling wins Jacob's Creek Open
• Indonesia's AIDS epidemic among the fastest growing in Asia
• Indonesia's AIDS epidemic among the fastest growing in Asia
• Japan's Sapporo denies reports it is seeking white knight to block U.S. fund takeover bid
• Obama responds to criticism he cannot be U.S. president
• Murray upsets Roddick, faces Karlovic in SAP Open final
• New Zealand beats Australia by five wickets to win Chappell-Hadlee series
• Indian government to raise abandoned girls in a bid to stop abortions of unborn females
• Indian government to raise abandoned girls in a bid to stop abortions of unborn females
• Upshall scores on debut to Flyers beat Rangers 5-3
• Forsberg makes debut with Nashville Predators
• American Scott Sterling wins Jacob's Creek Open
• American Scott Sterling wins Jacob's Creek Open
• Anna Nicole Smith Embalming Completed
• Malaysian leader urges unity as ethnic Chinese minority celebrates Lunar New Year
• Crew of stricken Japanese whaling ship attempts repairs, spurns tow offer from Greenpeace
• Indonesia's AIDS epidemic among the fastest growing in Asia
• Albanians vote in municipal elections, seen as measure of progress toward democracy
• Extremist preachers, revenge push Indonesian militants to terror
• Japan dominates men's world cup halfpipe event
• Japan dominates men's world cup halfpipe event
• Britney Shaves Herself Bald, Gets Tattoo
• Man arrested with gun at Sonia Gandhi election rally in India
• Australian Begg-Smith wins world cup moguls event
• Melbourne overwhelms Adelaide City in Australian grand final
• Tiny Duckling Has Rare Mutation: 4 Legs
• 3 die of cholera in Zimbabwe's capital
• Thai government to discuss ways to take back satellite concession from Singapore
• Man arrested with gun at Sonia Gandhi election rally in India
• 'Spamalot' and Sondheim lead the race for British theater's Olivier Awards
• New Zealand beats Australia by five wickets to win Chappell-Hadlee series
• Asians greet Year of the Pig with feasts and prayers
• Fleeing Sri Lanka's turmoil, a group of men find themselves trapped in Iraq
• Austria holds commanding lead after super-G leg of team event
• Bangladesh hopes to reach second round in upcoming World Cup
• Bangladesh hopes to reach second round in upcoming World Cup
• Indian government to raise abandoned girls in a bid to stop abortions of unborn females
• Jewish group demands apology from lawmaker in U.S. state of Georgia over evolution memo
• Anglican leaders in Zanzibar for Holy Eucharist as row over homosexuality threatens to fracture Anglican Communion
• Tiny Duckling Has Rare Mutation: 4 Legs
• Bulgarian nurses' defense team appeals Libyan death sentence
• FIFA president wants tougher measures to fight fan violence
• Leitner and Resch win doubles title
• Austria wins team competition
• Archbishop of Canterbury calls for humility as row over sexuality threatens to fracture Anglican Communion
• Austria wins team competition ahead of Sweden and Switzerland
• Alpine Skiing World Championships Medalists
• Hirvonen wins Rally Norway
• Power cuts, bombings rock areas of insurgency-plagued southern Thailand
• Austria wins team competition to top final medals table
• Coventry caretaker manager Adrian Heath leaves; Iain Dowie favorite to take over
• Switzerland stands firm against EU push to change company tax regimes: finance minister
• Michael Owen could return before end of season
• Finland's Mikko Ilonen clinches 2007 Indonesian Open by a single shot
• Finland's Mikko Ilonen clinches 2007 Indonesian Open by a single shot
• Japan dominates men's world cup halfpipe event
• Japan dominates men's world cup halfpipe event
• Assad weathers crises, but regime still suffers from uncertainty
• Hirvonen wins Rally Norway
• Austria wins team competition to top final medals table
• Spain's premier visits Basque region for 1st time since ETA bombing in December
• Madureira ousts Botafogo from semifinals of Guanabara Cup
• Tests confirm H5N1 bird flu strain in 2 suburban Moscow districts
• Mauresmo wins diamond racket, beating Clijsters in Diamond Games final
• Mauresmo wins diamond racket, beating Clijsters in Diamond Games final
• Manchester City advances to FA Cup quarterfinals with late win
• Simon beats Baghdatis at Open 13 to win first career title
• Al-Qaida posts video showing purported suicide bomber in Afghanistan
• Manchester City advances to FA Cup quarterfinals with late win
• Benitez warns Liverpool players after reports of fighting at training camp
• Mauresmo wins diamond racket, beating Clijsters in Diamond Games final
• White House disputes claim that Iraq is worst foreign policy blunder in U.S. history
• Simon beats Baghdatis at Open 13 to win first career title
• Trump Wants Jury Trial in Flag Case
• Zimbabwean police arrest dozens at opposition rally
• Davids scores for Ajax in 2-2 draw with Excelsior
• Davids scores for Ajax in 2-2 draw with Excelsior
• Fevang's two goals lead OB Odense over Helsingborg
• Outlawing spanking may do children disservice
• Optional marriage for women rattles male readers' egos
• Love and marriage bring scorn for this athlete
• Just like a bad cold, we also 'catch' emotions from other people
• All about hangovers
• 'Extreme' jobs found on the increase
• Fox opens competition with CNBC by trying to define the biz network for viewers
• Palermo draws 1-1 with Chievo Verona to go six points behind AS Roma
• Scandinavians star at worlds but Austria, as always, tops medals table
• Fabris beats Wennemars; 1,500 goes to final race
• Rangers beat 10-man Falkirk in Scottish Premier League
• Simon beats Baghdatis at Open 13 to win first career title
• Archbishop of Canterbury calls for humility as row over sexuality threatens to fracture Anglican Communion
• Belgium bids emotional farewell to Kim Clijsters
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Palermo draws 1-1 with Chievo Verona to go six points behind AS Roma
• Mauresmo wins diamond racket, beating Clijsters in Diamond Games final
• Aduriz scores two to give Bilbao 2-0 win over Getafe in Spanish league
• Simon beats Baghdatis at Open 13 to win first career title
• 'Ghost Rider' Grabs $44.5 Million
• 'Ghost Rider' lights box-office fire with $44.5 million debut
• Next worlds to offer free entrance to lure larger crowds
• Nuremberg closes in on Bundesliga leaders with 1-0 win
• Fevang's two goals lead OB Odense over Helsingborg; Copenhagen beats Brondby
• As egg donations increase, some question whether too many are in it for the money
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• FIFA president wants tougher measures to fight fan violence
• Loevenkrands out for six weeks
• Study shows what motivates older people to walk: useful destinations a half-mile (kilometer) away
• Smith Joins Grisly Club of Playmates
• Tottenham, Manchester City advance to FA Cup quarterfinals
• Smith Joins Grisly Club of Playmates
• Panathinaikos beats AEK 4-1, moves into second place in Greek league
• Hit by new competition, Atlantic City casinos worry about decline in revenue
• Valencia beats Barcelona 2-1 in Spanish league
• Florida fruit growers prepare for back-to-back freezes
• Douglas Pushes Kids' Global Dialogue
• Michael Douglas promotes technology as way to foster global understanding
• Science association joins in climate change concern
• At Carnival, Samba Is Serious Business
• Douglas: Technology Fosters Global Ties
• Democratic senators consider limiting war authorization in Iraq
• 'Ghost Rider' Lights Box-Office Fire
• Former President Clinton helps draw minority support for his wife's presidential aspirations
• Tiny Duckling Has Rare Mutation: 4 Legs
• Tourists Flock to Anna Nicole Smith Home
• Sir Viv, Walsh back Windies to win World Cup
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• Reality Tempers Idealism in `Salvage'
• Valencia beats Barcelona 2-1 in Spanish league, Sevilla downs Atletico 3-1
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• Lens held 0-0 at Monaco, Barthez denies Marseille to earn Nantes a point
• Idealism confronts reality and middle-age in final chapter of Stoppard's 'Utopia'
• Valero says shut Texas refinery remains `highly sensitive area'
• FC Porto routs Naval 4-0, Benfica beats Nacional 2-0 to grab second place
• Many Playboy Playmates Have Died Young
• Shvedova stuns Santangelo to clinch first WTA Tour title
• Benfica beats Nacional 2-0 to grab second place
• Malkin's goal gives Penguins 6th straight win
• Juan Vicens, Puerto Rican basketball star, dies at 72
• Watson wins Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am in Florida
• Nicaraguan vice president says foreign investments signal confidence
• Zimbabwean police arrest dozens at opposition rally
• Guadalajara routs Atlante
• Archbishop of Canterbury calls for humility as row over sexuality threatens to fracture Anglican Communion
• FC Barcelona continues Champions League title defense with visit of Liverpool
• Spawned by Yao Ming, China's next basketball generation is taking shape
• Harvick wins Daytona 500
• Sondheim trounces 'Spamalot' at British theater's Olivier Awards
• Montoya struggles in Daytona debut
• Harvick wins Daytona 500
• In town that Saddam gassed, bitter times abound
• Sounds like magic: Scientists use pig bladders, salamanders and mice to help regrow fingers
• Malkin leads Penguins to victory
• Director of original `Shall We Dance?' challenges Japan's justice system
• Some cocoa may improve blood flow in the brain, researchers say
• Republican presidential candidate McCain says law that legalized abortion should be overturned
• Harvick wins Daytona 500
• Many Playboy Playmates Have Died Young
• 4 found dead inside car in apparent suicide in western Japan
• Tiny Duckling Has Rare Mutation: 4 Legs
• New Jersey to become 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• Democratic senator calls North Korea pact progress, says much unaddressed
• Republican presidential candidate McCain says law that legalized abortion should be overturned
• Female Mexican politician wins leadership of former ruling party
• US Democratic senators consider limiting war authorization in Iraq
• Despite Riquelme, Boca draws Rosario Central 1-1
• Costa Rica wins Central American Cup in penalty shootout
• Republican presidential candidate McCain says law that legalized abortion should be overturned
• Murray defends title at SAP Open
• Montoya struggles in Daytona debut
• Changes coming to meat, poultry inspections in US
• Howell ends long drought with playoff win over Mickelson
• Vegas Puts on Show for All-Star Pregame
• Australia considering more military trainers for Iraq
• Republican presidential candidate McCain says law that legalized abortion should be overturned
• Coordinated attacks by suspected Islamic insurgents in southern Thailand kill 6, wound 50
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Mexico's former ruling party taps new leader
• Hasselhoff Endorses Nowitzki for MVP
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Villagers dig for bodies after Indonesian landslides kill at least 12
• Sondheim Trounces 'Spamalot' at Oliviers
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Many Playboy Playmates Have Died Young
• Chinese New Year fireworks accidents in Beijing kill 1, injure scores
• Murray defends title at SAP Open
• Australian prime minister says 68 is not too old to lead country
• Phelps wins twice at Missouri GP
• Mexico's corn farmers expanding production to reap benefits of rising prices
• Harvick wins Daytona 500
• Waltrip's week ends with 30th-place finish at Daytona
• West beats East 153-132, Kobe is MVP
• Malkin's goal gives Penguins 6th straight win
• Attacks by suspected Islamic insurgents in southern Thailand kill 6, wound 50
• Bryant gets cheers with 2nd MVP award
• New Zealand stocks drop on strong local dollar, high stock valuations
• Malkin's goal gives Penguins 6th straight win
• JetBlue calls off more flights, hopes it is last round of post-storm cancellations
• King defends decision to seize direct control of Nepal
• King defends decision to seize direct control of Nepal
• Halek impresses on debut in Canadiens win
• Philippine shares slip on profit-taking in PLDT, Globe
• Fish in deep oceans now in danger from overfishing, researchers say
• Coordinated attacks by suspected Islamic insurgents in southern Thailand kill 6, wound 50
• Thai government considers plan to buy back satellite operator from Singapore
• New Jersey becomes 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• AP Exclusive: Pacific group calls Fiji coup unacceptable, says military leader should resign
• Citibank studying share listing on Tokyo Stock Exchange
• Japan's foreign minister expresses displeasure over U.S. resolution on WWII sex slaves
• Qantas fires stewardess who told of miles-high fling with actor Ralph Fiennes
• Qantas fires stewardess who told of miles-high fling with actor Ralph Fiennes
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Japan retailer Daimaru mulls restructuring options, denies Matsuzakaya merger talk reports
• Ray Liotta in DUI Arrest
• New Jersey becomes 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• Actor Ray Liotta arrested and charged with drunken driving in Los Angeles
• Financial markets in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia closed for Lunar New Years
• Ray Liotta Arrested, Charged With DUI
• AP Exclusive: Pacific group says Fiji coup unacceptable, military leader should resign
• Qantas fires stewardess who told of miles-high fling with actor Ralph Fiennes
• Qantas fires stewardess who told of miles-high fling with actor Ralph Fiennes
• Australia considering more military trainers for Iraq
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Japanese stocks rise to highest in nearly 7 years on reports of retail merger
• Japanese stocks rise to highest in nearly 7 years on reports of retail merger
• Slow progress made on repairing disabled Japanese whaling ship near Antarctica
• Couple Plan to Tie the Knot in Graveyard
• Couple Plan to Tie the Knot in Graveyard
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Ray Liotta Arrested, Charged With DUI
• Australian stocks rise 0.6 percent on bright profit news
• Authorities in south China tighten SARS surveillance, step up civet cat crackdown
• Authorities in south China tighten SARS surveillance, step up civet cat crackdown
• Japanese stocks rise to highest in nearly 7 years on reports of retail merger
• Norsk Hydro 4Q earnings plunge 68 percent on writedowns
• Dollar higher vs yen in Asian trading ahead of Bank of Japan meeting
• Euro little changed against the dollar
• Sainsbury shares rise on takeover speculation
• Officials say 150 birds died in Moscow suburbs where H5N1 bird flu strain was found
• BASF selling animal nutrition business to Netherlands' Nutreco
• Philippine shares slip on profit-taking in PLDT, Globe
• 1st edition of 'Grapes of Wrath' sells for US$47,800
• Son of former Cambodian coup leader to launch a political party
• Son of former Cambodian coup leader to launch a political party
• Theater critic and biographer Sheridan Morley dies at 65
• Anglican leaders expected to issue report addressing U.S. church's liberal stance on gays
• Hyundai Motor denies report that it is interested in buying Chrysler
• Steinbeck Book Auction Nets $200,000
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan in hospital after complaining of chest pain
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan in hospital after complaining of chest pain
• New Jersey becomes 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• Converium says it rejected 3.1 billion Swiss franc offer from Scor
• Steinbeck Book Auction Nets $200,000
• Champions League: Struggling giants Madrid and Bayern desperate for a win
• U.S. dollar, gold rise in European morning trading
• Weapons dealers cash in tensions in the Persian Gulf
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan in hospital after complaining of chest pain
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan in hospital after complaining of chest pain
• Dowie new Coventry manager
• Athletic apparel maker Puma says 4th-quarter profit drops 26 percent
• Weapons dealers cash in tensions in the Persian Gulf
• Official Quits Over Anna Nicole Flap
• Shares of 2 Japanese department stores jump on reports of merger to create No. 1 chain
• Japan's foreign minister expresses displeasure over U.S. resolution on WWII sex slaves
• EADS says work on Airbus restructuring proposal postponed
• Early returns Lesotho ruling party in lead in general elections
• Champions League: PSV looks for first win against Arsenal
• UN envoy in Afghanistan says Talibanization poses threat to Pakistan
• Indian shares close higher, but off intraday highs
• Airbus postpones restructuring announcement
• Oil prices dip near US$59 a barrel despite news of kidnappings in Nigeria
• London's FTSE-100 index up 26.1 points at 6445.6 at midday
• Asian markets mixed as Japan hits nearly 7-year high on reports of possible retail merger
• Airbus postpones restructuring announcement
• Bundesbank: German economic upswing likely to continue long-term
• Financial markets in China, Taiwan, SKorea, Singapore, Malaysia closed for Lunar New Years
• Asian markets mixed as Japan hits nearly 7-year high on reports of possible retail merger
• Asian markets mixed as Japan hits nearly 7-year high on reports of possible retail merger
• Rolls-Royce says it won 45 million pound Latin American order
• Japan says consumption still weak in latest economic survey
• Musharraf: Train attack must not disrupt Pakistan-India peace process
• Thai shares ease down on blue-chip profit-taking
• Norsk Hydro 4Q earnings plunge 68 percent on writedowns
• Atlas Copco says it agreed to buy Switzerland's GreenField
• Chelsea records losses of 80 million pounds; freezes ticket prices
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan in hospital after complaining of chest pain
• 'Ghost Rider' Scares Up $44.5 Million
• Romanian Prime Minister proposes Cioroianu as new Foreign Minister
• England cricketer Plunkett banned for drunk driving
• Judge in Djindjic murder trial in Serbia concerned over messages to cell phone
• Hawaiian guitarist Mary Kaye dies at 83 in Las Vegas
• Syria again delays dissident's trial, adjourning session after co-defendantss fail to appear
• Spanish construction giant Metrovacesa decides to split
• Bucking nationwide trend, New York City housing market hot again
• Stallone's Plane Searched in Australia
• Eurazeo says it agreed to buy APCOA from Investcorp for euro885 million
• FA Cup quarterfinals draw list
• Chelsea records losses of 80 million pounds; freezes ticket prices
• Federer ties Connors' record for consecutive weeks as top-ranked player
• Philippines House of Representatives passes anti-terrorism bill
• Champions League: Ferguson looks to Rooney against Lille
• Laos reports fresh outbreak of bird flu among poultry near capital
• WPP says it bought part of advertising business of Interflow
• Siemens acquires majority in Czech electric equipment company OEZ
• India to allow duty free import of garments from Bangladesh, minister says
• India to allow duty free import of garments from Bangladesh, minister says
• New Jersey becomes 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• Chelsea to host Tottenham in FA Cup quarterfinals
• Kyrgyz opposition unites to demand president's resignation
• At Brazil's carnival celebration, samba is a hard-fought competition
• Bundesbank: German economic upswing likely to continue long-term
• Prodi says he'll promote dialogue with Vatican
• Bellamy's future uncertain at Liverpool after alleged golf club attack
• Deadline day arrives for Ford white-collar buyouts
• Euro little changed against dollar on U.S. holiday
• Colombia's foreign minister quits after brother jailed
• Hungary may legalize porn involving 14- to 17-year-olds for home use
• Oil prices dip near US$59 a barrel despite news of kidnappings in Nigeria
• BT says KPMG's Michael Rake to succeed Christopher Bland as chairman
• Hatton-Castillo set for Las Vegas on June 23
• Speculation swirls about Chrysler's fate, driving stock ever higher
• Six Nations: Wales makes seven changes for France match
• Hair rejects reserve umpire offer from ECB
• Colombia's foreign minister resigns after brother arrested for alleged paramilitary ties
• Federer ties Connors' record for consecutive weeks as top-ranked player
• Observers find shortcomings in handling of Albanian local elections
• Royal loses ground against Sarkozy, seeks to turn faltering campaign around
• Romanian prime minister proposes Cioroianu as new foreign minister
• New Jersey becomes 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• Psychologist to examine ex-Red Army Faction terrorist for possible parole after 21 years
• Early returns show Lesotho ruling party in lead in general elections
• Poll finds that Americans are more ready for woman president
• Daniilidou beats Li at Dubai Open
• Did Rodin have his mind stuck in the gutter?
• Wayne Thiebaud, master of sweets, honored in San Francisco
• Local baseball:Bears no longer bring bad news
• Keelung Mayor Hsu Tsai-li died at the age of 60
• Reelection of Keelung mayor to be held in May
• Annual Yangmingsham Flower Festival will kick off on Tuesday
• Hsu's family gives Ma the cold shoulder
• Poor air circulation could lead to health problems, says CDC
• Hsieh calls for party unity
• New Jersey becomes 3rd U.S. state to offer civil unions to same-sex couples
• London's FTSE-100 index up 24.90 points at 6,444.4
• Newly discovered film of President Kennedy's motorcade before assassination unveiled
• Bush compares war on terror to U.S. Revolutionary War
• Chelsea to host Tottenham in FA Cup quarterfinals
• Bellamy adds new twist to soccer violence when he attacks a teammate
• Russia lowers oil price, shaves back economic growth forecast for 2007
• European markets end higher
• Cuba trains Panamanians in medical hypnosis
• Webster ruled out of Scotland's Six Nations match with Italy
• Airbus postpones restructuring announcement
• Publicist: Actress Expecting Brady Baby
• Publicist: Actress Expecting Brady Baby
• Sculptor uses sewer pipe factory's kilns to fire "Dangos"
• Iraqi PM launches probe into allegations that police raped Sunni woman
• Britain's system of curfews, surveillance for terror suspects must be replaced, review says
• Actress Moynahan pregnant with ex-boyfriend, football star Tom Brady's baby
• Italy's Prodi promises to promote dialogue with Vatican
• Syria signs US$224 million contract with Qatari company to build tourist project
• Anglican proposal would allow leaders to expel errant churches
• Cerro Porteno barred from home stadium for two Libertadores matches after fan violence
• Czech wing Kotalik out of NHL for a month with knee injury
• Guidelines encourage parents to donate newborns' cord blood
• Royal loses ground against Sarkozy, seeks to turn faltering campaign around
• Iraqi PM launches probe into allegations that police raped Sunni woman
• US anti-terrorism laws keeping out old Vietnam War allies
• Turner replaces Schottenheimer as Chargers coach
• Benedict's top aide and Prodi discuss family issue
• XM and Sirius Satellite Radio to Merge
• Satellite radio rivals XM and Sirius agree to merge, but regulatory hurdles remain
• Head of Madeira islands regional government Alberto Joao Jardim resigns
• Prosecutors request 6-month jail sentence for Swissair's last CEO
• Airbus postpones restructuring announcement
• Trump vs. McMahon in hair battle at Wrestlemania in Detroit
• McCain: Rumsfeld 1 of the worst defense secretaries in US history
• Armani dazzles with sparkling show to mark Milan exhibit
• Flower brothers still no fans of Zimbabwe administrators
• Prosecutors request 6-month jail sentence for Swissair's last CEO
• Publicist: Actress Expecting Brady Baby
• Islanders end Penguins' streak 6-5
• Guidelines urge women to exercise, trim fat and consider aspirin to curb heart, stroke risk
• Match Play Pairings
• Hundreds of immigrants leave employment world's biggest hog slaughterhouse
• Armani Dazzles With Sparkling Show
• Madrid denies Capello will leave after Champions League match against Bayern
• Colombia replaced foreign minister amid paramilitary scandal
• British economist urges political leaders to act on climate change
• Gay couples start applying for licenses on first day of civil unions in New Jersey
• Startup hopes to create online marketplace for open parking spaces
• Top seed Davydenko advances to second round at ABN Amro
• Colombia replaces foreign minister amid paramilitary scandal
• Daniilidou beats Li at Dubai Open
• McCain: Rumsfeld 1 of the worst defense secretaries in US history
• Air New Zealand orders four Boeing 787s
• Trump's Hair on the Line at Wrestlemania
• Most U.S. women face heart, stroke risk
• Iraqi PM launches probe into allegations that police raped Sunni woman
• Colombia replaces foreign minister as president defends credibility
• Royal loses ground against Sarkozy, seeks to turn faltering campaign around
• Volvo launches $1.07 billion offer for Nissan Diesel
• Melzer rallies to defeat Witten
• Volvo launches $1.07 billion offer for Nissan Diesel
• Publicist: Moynahan Expecting Brady Baby
• Security stepped up in Thai south after attacks by suspected Islamic insurgents kill 8
• Japan says consumption still weak in latest economic survey
• India's Bharti Enterprises to invest US$2.5 billion in retail venture with Wal-Mart
• India's Bharti Enterprises to invest US$2.5 billion in retail venture with Wal-Mart
• Gay couples start applying for licenses on first day of civil unions in New Jersey
• Anglican proposal would allow leaders to expel errant churches
• NYSE traders face uncertain future as exchange heads into digital age
• Satellite radio rivals XM and Sirius agree to combination, but regulatory hurdles loom
• Consumers' taste for premium chocolates makes California chocolatiers boom
• Colombian foreign minister resigns as scandal hurts Uribe's credibility
• Entrepreneurs exploit loophole to generate profits from free Web names
• In space-crunched Hawaii, even junk can have an ocean view
• Trump's Hair on the Line at Wrestlemania
• Trump's Hair on the Line at Wrestlemania
• It will be Trump vs. McMahon in hairy battle at Wrestlemania in Detroit, reports say
• It will be Trump vs. McMahon in hairy battle at Wrestlemania in Detroit, reports say
• Cage's 'Ghost Rider' Wins at Box Office
• Airbus postpones restructuring announcement
• Strong beer sales help Australia's Foster's profit rise 90 percent in fiscal first half
• Anglican leaders say U.S. church must do more to end rift over Bible, gays
• As terminal returns to normal, JetBlue CEO says breakdown was 'painful'
• Despite train bombing that killed 66, India and Pakistan press on for peace
• Volvo launches $1.07 billion offer for Nissan Diesel
• Chappell-Hadlee: Australia wins toss, bats in third international
• Strong beer sales help Australia's Foster's profit rise 90 percent in fiscal first half
• Melzer rallies to defeat Witten
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar up vs yen in early trading
• Japanese stocks lower, dollar up vs yen in early trading
• A reminder of winning streak that really isn't
• NBA heads back to work, including Riley
• Airline Virgin Blue reports 81 percent rise in half-year net profits
• Airline Virgin Blue reports 81 percent rise in half-year net profits
• American stock cars seem next as Villeneuve looks to collect more titles
• Businesses Also Celebrating Mardi Gras
• Trump's Hair on the Line at Wrestlemania
• Armani Dazzles With Sparkling Show
• Oil prices steady above US$58 a barrel after U.S. refinery fire
• Oil prices steady above US$58 a barrel after U.S. refinery fire
• It will be Trump vs. McMahon in hairy battle at Wrestlemania in Detroit, reports say
• Anglican leaders say U.S. church must bar gay bishops and prayers for gay couples
• Vulcan Materials, aggregates maker, to acquire Florida Rock Industries for $4.6B
• Australia to ban old-style light bulbs, go fluorescent to reduce greenhouse emissions
• Argentina's Suarez wins Copa Colsanitas opener
• Sumatran rhino heading home to Indonesia to help save species
• Lesbian couple from Texas registers for civil union in Mexican border state
• JetBlue promises full return of service after New York airport snow debacle
• Official Scolds Bahamas PM on Smith Flap
• Financial markets in China, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia closed for Lunar New Years
• Support for Howard slumps in latest opinion poll in Australia
• Japan to launch spy satellite on Thursday
• Finland, New Zealand pledge to work more closely
• Finland, New Zealand pledge to work more closely
• Melzer rallies to defeat Witten
• Japanese leader's approval rating tumbles to all-time low amid scandals, leadership worries
• Aid group: North Korea confirms 4 deaths from measles
• Aid group: North Korea confirms 4 deaths from measles
• Law graduate Obama got his start in civil rights practice
• Trump's Hair on the Line at Wrestlemania
• Bank of Japan weighing economy's health in interest rate decision
• Japanese stocks lower as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Japanese stocks lower as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Protesters in south Nepal threaten to resume demonstrations
• Jennifer Lopez embraces Latin roots in all-Spanish album, 2 films
• Jennifer Lopez embraces Latin roots in all-Spanish album, 2 films
• Mexican state prosecutor faces questioning in killing of opposition leader
• Spike Lee wins Polk journalism award for New Orleans documentary 'Levees'
• Gutsy former guerrilla puts Colombia's president in hot seat over para-politico scandal
• Chappell-Hadlee: Hayden hits Aussie's highest score in run spree against New Zealand
• Chappell-Hadlee: Hayden hits Aussie's highest score in run spree against New Zealand
• New Zealand stocks down for 3rd session on high currency, interest rates
• Afghan forces retake western town that was overrun by Taliban
• Howard announces Australian diplomatic mission to North Korea, following nuclear deal
• Philippine shares rise as investors pour in funds
• Japanese stocks lower as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Japanese stocks lower as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Hudson Celebrates Success at Church
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• For Oscar nominee Jennifer Hudson, all roads lead back to church: 'I don't do clubs'
• Indian actress Esha Deol says her actress mother can be friend, sibling
• Indian actress Esha Deol says her actress mother can be friend, sibling
• All Roads Lead Back to Church for Hudson
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• Police: Pakistani passenger detained following deadly Indian train blasts
• International study indicates that anorexia could be genetic
• Cheney to talk security on Japan visit, but not with outspoken defense minister
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• Thai pro-democracy group criticizes appointment of former economic adviser
• Thai pro-democracy group criticizes appointment of former economic adviser
• Airline Virgin Blue reports 81 percent rise in half-year net profit
• Airline Virgin Blue reports 81 percent rise in half-year net profit
• Charred bodies of 3 Central American legislators, driver found in Guatemala
• Tijuana mayor takes leave of office to run for Baja California governorship
• Taiwanese opposition leader brushes off suggestions to conform to geomancy
• Japanese stocks end flat as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Japanese stocks end flat as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Barclays PLC reports 2006 profit up 33 percent, says worst over for Barclaycard
• First Nordic worlds in Asia to feature new look
• First Nordic worlds in Asia to feature new look
• Hayden breaks big toe in big innings
• Hayden breaks big toe in big innings
• Cadbury Schweppes reports full-year pretax profit down 12 percent
• EMI Group confirms takeover approach from Warner Music Group
• Chinese scholars and ex-officials urge legislature to stop privatization
• Chinese scholars and ex-officials urge legislature to stop privatization
• Japanese officials investigate care facility for elderly over alleged abuses
• Gunman critically wounds provincial Cabinet minister in Pakistan, attacker arrested
• French premier says 10,000 job cuts planned at Airbus in restructuring plan
• Zoo in Pakistani capital closed after H5N1 bird flu strain found in peacocks, geese
• Zoo in Pakistani capital closed after H5N1 bird flu strain found in peacocks, geese
• Barclays PLC reports 2006 profit up 33 percent, says worst over for Barclaycard
• French premier says 10,000 job cuts planned at Airbus in restructuring plan
• Hyundai Motor plans to assemble vehicles in Brazil
• Chinese scholars and ex-officials urge legislature to stop privatization
• Chinese scholars and ex-officials urge legislature to stop privatization
• Philippines bans bird, poultry imports from Britain due to bird flu
• Philippines bans bird, poultry imports from Britain due to bird flu
• Oil prices rise to near US$59 a barrel after U.S. refinery fire
• Ruling party extends lead in Lesotho general election count
• EMI Group confirms takeover approach from Warner Music Group
• 5 foreigners, 9 Afghans arrested during alcohol raid in Kabul
• Japan's popular Uniqlo fashion outlet to recycle used merchandise
• Strong beer sales help Australia's Foster's profit rise 90 percent in fiscal first-half
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand ends another incredible run chase with victory
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand ends another incredible run chase with victory
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand ends another incredible run chase with victory
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand ends another incredible run chase with victory
• Japanese stocks end flat as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Japanese stocks end flat as players await central bank interest rate decision
• Dollar rises vs yen in Asia as traders closely watch BOJ meeting amid rate hike speculation
• Philippines aims to boost growth to 9 percent by 2009
• Philippines aims to boost growth to 9 percent by 2009
• Turkmens still live in fear after death of eccentric dictator
• Six Nations: Mas and Vermeulen among five changes in French team to face Wales
• Elan 4th-quarter losses narrow as sales of MS drug Tysabri grow
• Al-Qaida-linked groups to be outlawed under new Philippine anti-terror law
• Hayden breaks big toe in big innings
• Hayden breaks big toe in big innings
• Volvo offers $1 billion for full acquisition of Nissan Diesel
• Report says 2006 was China's warmest year in half a century
• Carlsberg swings to a loss in fourth quarter
• Thai government to poll public on plan to buy back national satellites
• South Korean shares rise on automakers, won falls
• Japanese stocks flat, South Korea shares rise as many Asian markets closed for holiday
• Japanese stocks flat, South Korea shares rise as many Asian markets closed for holiday
• Hearings Set in Anna Nicole Smith Case
• Six Nations: Mas and Vermeulen among five changes in French team to face Wales
• Pakistan hoping to sign nuclear security deal with India, despite train attack
• Pakistan hoping to sign nuclear security deal with India, despite train attack
• Gunman kills provincial Cabinet minister in Pakistan, attacker arrested
• Gunman kills provincial Cabinet minister in Pakistan, attacker arrested
• Cadbury Schweppes full-year net profit up 53 percent on favorable comparison.
• Hayden breaks big toe in big innings
• Hayden breaks big toe in big innings
• Philippine shares rise as investors pour in funds
• Afghan forces retake town that was overrun by Taliban; suicide bomber targets hospital
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand ends another incredible run chase with victory
• Chappell-Hadlee: New Zealand ends another incredible run chase with victory
• Indian police release sketches of 2 suspects in bombing of India-Pakistan train
• Jorge Costa takes over as Braga's coach after Rogerio Goncalves quits
• Fiat board approves dividends of euro0.155 per ordinary shares on 2006 profit
• Japanese tire maker Bridgestone reports 53 percent drop in full-year profit
• Austrian singers seek sponsors for Strauss manuscript
• Madrid states faith in Capello _ for now
• Bulgaria's jobless rate at 9.67 percent in January
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• Larsson won't extend loan spell with Manchester United
• Leading member of German far-right party goes on trial for incitement
• Pakistan hoping to sign nuclear security deal with India, despite train attack
• Pakistan hoping to sign nuclear security deal with India, despite train attack
• Thai Cabinet gives final approval to reopening Bangkok's old international airport
• Oil prices fall below US$59 a barrel
• Spanish construction company ACS doubles 2006 net profit
• Rivaldo extends Greek stay; will retire at Olympiakos
• IOC begins inspection of Russian city seeking 2014 Games
• Spike Lee Wins Polk Award
• Cannes Film Festival commissions 35 short films from top directors
• Volkswagen's 2006 profit more than doubles to euro2.75 billion
• Tourist visitors to Ireland hit record high of 7.7 million in 2006
• EU Parliament condemns Polish lawmaker's brochure, labeled anti-Semitic by Jewish organizations
• Hines returns for Scotland in Six Nations game against Italy
• Wal-Mart 4th quarter profit rises 8.8 percent and beats analysts expectations
• Champions League: Valencia has `no fear' of Inter Milan
• The Home Depot 4th-quarter profit drops 28 percent, despite 4 percent gain in sales
• Spike Lee Wins Polk Award
• UN official concerned about accusations against left-wing politicians
• UN official concerned about accusations against left-wing politicians
• Mittal Group to buy 49 percent stake in Indian refinery for US$720 million
• Mittal Group to buy 49 percent stake in Indian refinery for US$720 million
• Indian police release sketches of 2 suspects in bombing of India-Pakistan train
• JetBlue to introduce new customer bill of rights in response to last week's travel delays
• Small Palestinian faction says it will boycott unity government
• Retired Belo Corp. CEO, Dallas Morning News publisher dies
• European consumers' group criticizes mobile phone firms over roaming fees
• Egypt steps up campaign against Muslim Brotherhood
• Volvo offers US$1 billion for full acquisition of Nissan Diesel
• Wal-Mart 4th quarter profit rises 8.8 percent and beats analysts expectations
• Gunman shoots dead provincial Cabinet minister in Pakistan
• JetBlue to introduce new customer bill of rights in response to last week's travel delays
• Greek government approves university shake-up despite protests
• U.S. folk legend sings about Japanese schoolgirl abducted by North Korea
• Dead birds being tested for H5N1 in several districts near Moscow
• Indian shares drop, Hindustan Lever, ONGC lead fall
• Indian shares drop, Hindustan Lever, ONGC lead fall
• Six Nations: O'Driscoll returns to captain Ireland against England
• German diver discovers college ring lost more than 20 years ago off the coast of Mauritius
• Lleyton Hewitt pulls out of ABN Amro tournament
• Thai shares rise on bargain-hunting in select stocks
• JetBlue to introduce new customer bill of rights in response to last week's travel delays
• Hudson Celebrates Success at Church
• BP-led consortium starts production at second well in Caspian Sea natural gas field
• Poll: David Cameron's Conservatives take big lead over Brown-led Labour
• Hearing Set for Anna Nicole Smith Burial
• Regulatory hurdles loom as satellite radio rivals XM and Sirius agree to combination
• 70 percent of Bulgaria's marine fleet to be privatized
• Putin puts on skis to back Sochi's Olympic bid
• British Home Secretary offers help in tackling Italian soccer hooligans
• For Oscar nominee Jennifer Hudson, all roads lead back to church: 'I don't do clubs'
• Opposition leaders claims there is growing mood of defiance in Zimbabwe
• French court postpones ruling on obese Air France passenger
• Gunman shoots dead provincial Cabinet minister in Pakistan
• Champions League: Chelsea faces FC Porto in first leg of second round
• Six Nations: Mas and Vermeulen among five changes in French team to face Wales
• Lleyton Hewitt pulls out of ABN Amro tournament
• Uzbek authorities defer operations of U.S.-owned mobile operator
• Hearing Set for Anna Nicole Smith Burial
• 3 ultra-athletes endure sand, heat to run across Sahara Desert
• Champions League: Barcelona, Liverpool looking to forget off-field problems
• Court: Embattled Nigerian vice president can stay in office
• Interfax: OAO Lukoil paying over US$400 million for ConocoPhillips' gas stations
• Discount brokerage E-Trade lets customers buy, sell stock traded on global exchanges
• XM and Sirius Satellite Radio to Combine
• Volvo offers US$1 billion for full acquisition of Nissan Diesel
• Suicide bomber targets Afghan hospital, 7 NATO troops wounded
• Second Life for Sarkozy: Presidential hopeful joins campaign in virtual world
• British survey: China would win Olympic gold medal count
• Canadian government joins Gates foundation to launch AIDS vaccine initiative
• The Home Depot 4Q profit drops 28 percent, despite 4 percent gain in sales
• Oil prices fall below US$58 a barrel on U.S. warmer weather forecast
• U.K.'s Shire PLC purchasing New River Pharmaceuticals for about $2.6 billion
• Upper house passes resolution seeking amnesty for Afghan accused of war crimes
• U.S. stocks fall after Home Depot earns, satellite radio deal
• UCI blasts Tour de France organizers
• Volkswagen's 2006 profit more than doubles to euro2.75 billion
• Forsberg still goal-less but Predators win
• Clergymen from 50 nations to participate in Vatican soccer tournament
• UN official concerned about accusations against left-wing politicians
• Islanders end Penguins' streak 6-5
• Man linked to IRA money-laundering, bank heist convicted of IRA membership
• Food maker Kraft says up to 8,000 jobs cut as part of turnaround plan
• Prosecutor rejects plea agreement for former Parmalat CFO, 17 others reach deals
• Federal appeals court rules that Guantanamo inmates cannot contest detention in U.S. court
• Telecom Italia internal audit finds no criminal liability by company
• Cadbury Schweppes full-year net profit up 53 percent on favorable comparison.
• Exports of French wine and spirits up 12.9 percent in 2006
• Jordan says Bobcats will spend what it takes to win
• JetBlue details new customer bill of rights in response to last week's travel delays
• `Late Late Show' Doesn't Mock Spears
• Judge Ponders Question on Smith Burial
• Australia to ban old-style light bulbs, go fluorescent to reduce greenhouse emissions
• Food maker Kraft says up to 8,000 jobs cut as part of turnaround plan
• Champions League: AS Roma, Lyon battle inconsistent form
• Mexican state prosecutor faces questioning in killing of opposition leader
• Rotterdam Port says economic growth, bad weather have led to container backlog
• TV talk-show host Craig Ferguson refrains from mocking Britney Spears after she shaves her head
• Vaughan confident about knee injury, nervous about hamstring ahead of World Cup
• U.S. Department of Justice orders Mittal to sell Maryland mill
• Indian police release sketches of 2 suspects in India-Pakistan train bombing
• Actor Sean Connery to appear in ads supporting party in Scottish election
• Upper house passes resolution seeking amnesty for Afghans accused of war crimes
• U.S. Department of Justice orders Mittal to sell Maryland mill
• Judge Ponders Question on Smith Burial
• 3 ultra-athletes endure sand, heat to run across Sahara Desert
• Premier League approves Mascherano to play for Liverpool
• London mayor signs deal with fellow leftist Chavez for cheap Venezuelan oil
• Food company Kraft outlines plans to cut costs and turn company around by 2009
• Hamilton withdraws midway through race with fever
• Whooping Cranes
• School dorm in U.S. named for slave poet
• Chen reaffairms importance of democracy in dealing with China
• Taiwan's Lin runs across Sahara
• MOFA unaware of Wang's alleged repatriation
• DPP chair about to declare presidential bid
• Heavy traffic expected to jam highways
• Honduran president takes charge of troubled state-run electric company
• U.S. Department of Justice orders Mittal to sell Maryland mill
• Turkey holds talks with Iraqi, Iranian leaders on regional stability
• EMI Group confirms takeover approach from Warner Music Group
• Cadbury Schweppes full-year net profit up 53 percent on favorable comparison
• Nissan offers voluntary buyout package to employees in Tennessee
• Stallone's Jet, Hotel Searched in Sydney
• AMA to meet with activists upset about growth-stunting case
• Maryland steel mill ordered for sale has long history
• Wembley warmup event delayed; officials insist stadium will be ready for FA Cup final
• Holding: Too many minor teams in World Cup
• Airbus boss to modify turnaround plan after German veto
• Scorers of most runs in one-day international cricket
• Scorers of most centuries in one-day international cricket
• Highest wicket-takers in one-day international cricket
• Dept. of Justice orders Mittal to sell Maryland mill to settle antitrust issues over combination with Arcelor
• Champions League: Valencia has 'no fear' of Inter Milan
• EU clears Freeport-McMoRan to take over Phelps Dodge
• Sylvester Stallone's plane checked by customs officers before leaving Australia, his publicist says
• Turkey holds talks with Iraqi, Iranian leaders on regional stability
• Police expand search for hooligans, add 14 suspects to list
• Wal-Mart 4Q profit rises 9.8 percent to beat analysts expectations; bullish forecast for 2007
• AMA to meet with activists upset about growth-stunting case
• Bush urges recruitment of more intelligence workers with foreign language skills
• Oil prices fall below $58 a barrel as warmer weather sweeps across the U.S. Northeast and Midwest
• Turkey holds talks with Iraqi, Iranian leaders on regional stability
• Bush urges recruitment of more intelligence workers with foreign language skills
• European markets end lower
• Woman wins $3 million verdict in case over hormone replacement drug Prempro link to cancer
• Alleged terrorist financier was donor to Republican Party
• Youzhny beats fourth-seeded Berdych at ABN Amro
• Ruling party extends lead in Lesotho general election count
• Romania sets up panel to examine Gypsy slavery past
• FA takes no action against Barton over offensive gesture claim
• US Airways CEO sentenced to one day in jail for drunk driving
• Champions League: Chelsea faces FC Porto in first leg of second round
• AMA to meet with activists upset about growth-stunting case
• Boyfriend Tells of Smith Burial Wishes
• Champions League: Barcelona, Liverpool looking to forget off-field problems
• Nissan offers voluntary buyout to workers at 2 Tennessee plants
• Second Life for Sarkozy: Presidential hopeful joins campaign in virtual world
• Champions League: Chelsea faces FC Porto in first leg of second round
• Michael Moore did not libel bomber's brother, court says
• Comic tales make few Oscar inroads among academy-favored best-picture dramas
• Sunni woman's rape allegations kicks a political storm, deepens sectarian divide
• Airbus boss to modify turnaround plan after German veto
• Folk Legend Sings of Abducted Schoolgirl
• `Grey Gardens' Gets a Broadway Recording
• Canadian government joins Gates foundation to launch AIDS vaccine initiative
• Jeff Daniels Heads Cast of `Blackbird'
• Rapper Busta Rhymes considers judge's plea offer
• Viacom in Licensing Deal With Joost
• Football player Brady excited about impending fatherhood
• London mayor signs deal with fellow leftist Chavez for cheap Venezuelan oil
• Best-Pic Oscar: Another Gloomy Sunday?
• Judge rules that O.J. Simpson must pay past but not future royalties to murder victim's family
• Media giant Viacom in deal to license content to online video sharing platform Joost
• Movie Draws Attention to Ballard
• Wyoming's sex offender rules may attract convicts from other states
• JetBlue vows to win back passengers, introduces customer bill of rights
• Turkey urges Iraq to delay referendum on oil-rich city of Kirkuk
• Oscar-nominated film renews interest in real-life "Dreamgirl," the late Florence Ballard
• After putting up strong gains so far this year, ICE still favored over Nymex
• Executions in many U.S. states are on hold because of ethical conflict for doctors
• Turkey urges Iraq to delay referendum on oil-rich city of Kirkuk
• US Airways CEO sentenced to 1 day in jail for drunk driving
• Jankovic, Hantuchova advance to second round at Dubai Open
• Federal appeals court rules that Guantanamo inmates cannot contest detention in U.S. court
• Peer, Stosur advance in Memphis
• 1940s Actress Janet Blair Dies at 85
• Beyond the Beach: More tour operators highlight learning while you travel
• Russian president puts on skis to back Sochi's Olympic bid
• Boyfriend Tells of Smith Burial Wishes
• Actor Daniel McDonald Dies at 46
• Actor Daniel McDonald Dies at 46
• Judge: James Brown's Trustees Can Stay
• Boyfriend Tells of Smith Burial Wishes
• LaKisha Jones Took Long Road to 'Idol'
• O.J. Simpson ordered to pay past royalties to family of slain Ron Goldman
• `Idol' Semifinalist Puts Family First
• Endesa in joint venture to develop wind power farms off the coasts of Spain
• Air and Space Museum Sees Fewer Crowds
• Judge: James Brown's Trustees Can Stay
• "American Idol" semifinalist honed voice at Flint, Michigan, church
• 3 ultra-athletes endure sand, heat to run across Sahara Desert
• LaKisha Jones Took Long Road to 'Idol'
• U.S. calls for restoration of democracy in Fiji now
• American Skiing Co. to sell Vermont's Killington and Pico resorts for $83.5M
• Americans look to stage 2018 World Cup
• Spears Has Entered Rehab, Web Site Says
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• Britney Spears has checked herself into rehab, Web site says
• Spears Has Entered Rehab, Web Site Says
• Spears Has Entered Rehab, Web Site Says
• Britney Spears has checked herself into rehab, Web site says
• LaKisha Jones Took Long Road to 'Idol'
• US woman who starved young son sentenced to 15 years
• Oil prices fall more than $1 a barrel as heating demand declines on warmer weather
• Eastman announces sale of polymers manufacturing in Spain
• Female Colombian rebel convicted of smuggling tons of cocaine into U.S.
• Nicole Richie's lawyer enters not guilty plea in DUI case
• Movie Draws Attention to Ballard
• Sunni woman's rape allegations kicks a political storm, deepens sectarian divide
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• Brady Excited About Impending Fatherhood
• Customers to pay 5 cents for an Ikea plastic bag; proceeds will go to conservation group
• Female Colombian rebel convicted of smuggling tons of cocaine into U.S.
• Too many Ford workers in 1 or 2 departments accept buyouts, early retirement offers
• Bekele runs third-fastest indoor 3,000
• Portugal Telecom rejects Sonaecom improved offer in takeover bid
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• Delaware commissioner approves Royal & Sun management buyout
• Champions League: Mendez scores as PSV Eindhoven beats Arsenal 1-0
• Champions League: Celtic holds AC Milan to 0-0 draw
• Carmen Electra, Dave Navarro divorce finalized
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Lille 1-0
• Champions League: Madrid beats Bayern 3-2
• Stocks end higher after Fed official's comments help investors shrug off Home Depot earnings
• Fiji's military ruler says elections will be held in 2010 to restore democracy
• Exxon and Qatar scrap gas-to-liquids project but approve domestic gas project
• Michael Moore did not libel bomber's brother, court says
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• BP shuts down offshore oil field in Arctic Ocean after discovery of a small gas leak
• Champions League: Celtic holds AC Milan to 0-0 draw
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Lille 1-0
• Montanes beats Calleri in Buenos Aires
• Champions League: Madrid beats Bayern 3-2
• Dollar, euro rise against the yen ahead of Bank of Japan rate decision
• Champions League: Mendez scores as PSV Eindhoven beats Arsenal 1-0
• Youzhny beats fourth-seeded Berdych at ABN Amro
• Female Colombian rebel convicted of smuggling tons of cocaine into U.S.
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• J.M. Barrie Shivers Through `Mary Rose'
• Champions League: Celtic holds AC Milan to 0-0 draw
• Britain's Panmure Gordon to acquire U.S. boutique ThinkEquity Partners
• Some Texas Inmates Get 'Weevil' Noodles
• Delaware commissioner: Royal & Sun management buyout faces no legal impediment
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Lille 1-0
• Robert Altman Remembered in Memorial
• Robredo, Ljubicic advance at ABN Amro
• Chris Tomlin Leads Dove Nominations
• Israeli Bus Passengers Tought Yoga
• Feds order Mittal to sell Sparrows Point mill near Baltimore to settle antitrust issues
• On the Net: the Language of Web 2.0
• Robert Altman remembered by family, friends in memorial service
• Obama swing through Los Angeles attracts A-list celebrities and cash
• Real Madrid, Man United win in Champions League
• Top economist says U.S. auto strike unlikely in contract year
• Neb. Woman Accused of Window Smashing
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Lille 1-0
• Chris Tomlin, Jars of Clay multiple nominees for gospel music's Dove Awards
• Hewlett-Packard Q1 earns rise 26 percent over last year, beating Wall Street expectations
• Tomlin, Jars of Clay Top Dove Nominees
• 'Ghost Rider' revs up box office with $52 million debut
• Champions League: Celtic holds AC Milan to 0-0 draw
• Merck suspends lobbying for mandate for its vaccine against cervical cancer
• Man Returns From Visit, Trips on Corpse
• Gold, silver down on fund selling; platinum rises
• Champions League: Madrid beats Bayern 3-2
• PSV defender Sun becomes first Chinese player to appear in Champions League
• De La Hoya, Mayweather start 11-city promotional tour for May 5 bout
• US medical group to meet with activists upset about growth-stunting case
• Met's `Boccanegra' Offers All-Star Cast
• `Ghost Rider' Tops Box Office With $52 M
• Champions League: Manchester United beats Lille 1-0 on disputed goal
• Not Guilty Plea in Richie DUI Case
• O.J. Simpson to Give Up Past Royalties
• Bienvenidos a Mexico, U.S. PGA Tour
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• Boyfriend: Smith Wanted to Be in Bahamas
• Kazakh ambassador tries to dispel myths from "Borat" movie
• Indian police release sketches of 2 suspects in India-Pakistan train bombing
• Brady Excited About Impending Fatherhood
• Review: `Gray Matters' Is Too Sitcommy
• Senators pass resolution seeking amnesty for Afghans accused of war crimes
• 'Idol' Semifinalist Puts Family First
• Busta Rhymes Considers Judge's Plea Deal
• Robert Altman Remembered in Memorial
• Security Council votes unanimously to authorize an African Union force to help stabilize Somalia.
• Merck suspends lobbying for cervical cancer vaccine mandate
• Thai military says 3 arrested in southern bombings
• Charges dropped against Australian accused of plotting to kill Solomons' leader
• Canadian government joins Gates foundation to launch AIDS vaccine initiative
• Israeli Bus Passengers Taught Yoga
• Savings bank OAO Sberbank to price shares in major Russian offering
• Spears Has Entered Rehab, Web Sites Say
• Judges: Guantanamo prisoners can't use courts to challenge detentions
• Jonathan Raban Novel Set in Future
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• Amy Winehouse reinvents the spirit of the '60s on 'Back to Black'
• Agreement on Burial of James Brown
• Janet Blair, star of '40s Hollywood musicals, dies at 85
• Spears Enters Rehab After Meltdown
• Britney Spears enters rehab after weekend public meltdown, including shaving her head bald
• Former heavyweight champ attempts comeback
• Woods faces a big hurdle at Match Play
• Spears Enters Rehab After Meltdown
• Space station getting shortchanged, U.S. astronaut says on anniversary of historic orbit
• Space station getting shortchanged, U.S. astronaut says on anniversary of historic orbit
• Michael Moore Wins a New Court Round
• Medtronic 3Q profits rise 6 percent on strong sales outside U.S.
• Boyfriend: Smith Wanted to Be in Bahamas
• Nigerian presidential candidate says he fears arrest, says President may cancel elections
• Laughs End With Bizarre Britney in Rehab
• 1940s Actress Janet Blair Dies at 85
• Britney Spears enters rehab after weekend public meltdown, including shaving her head bald
• Michael Moore Wins a New Court Round
• Google closes a potentially devastating hole in its desktop search product
• Expectations split on Bank of Japan monetary policy decision
• Electra & Navarro Now Officially Exes
• Electra & Navarro Now Officially Exes
• Libertadores: America beats El Nacional
• Cheney, Japan affirm collaboration on missile defense, U.S. troop realignment
• Goalie Drops His Pants and Moons Crowd
• No Butts About It, Cheeky Goalie Ejected
• Some Texas Inmates Get 'Weevil' Noodles
• Defense minister: Australia isn't setting timetable for troop withdrawal from Iraq
• Man Returns From Visit, Trips on Corpse
• Cat Bag Apparel Irks Florida Officials
• Patient's Family Sues Jackson, Hospital
• Soccer blighted again as fans avoid a crush and players threaten walk-off
• Japan to send military team to U.N. monitoring mission in Nepal
• Japan to send military team to U.N. monitoring mission in Nepal
• Patient's Family Sues Jackson, Hospital
• U.N. official urges Philippine military to address political killings
• U.N. official urges Philippine military to address political killings
• High profile raids leave immigrants across U.S. living in fear
• Horna upsets Nalbandian in straight sets
• Mexican prosecutor apologizes to family of man killed by police in Chiapas in 1995
• Convicted Hyundai Motor chairman visits India to inspect factory
• Convicted Hyundai Motor chairman visits India to inspect factory
• Libertadores: Libertad edges Banfield 1-0
• Space station getting shortchanged, U.S. astronaut says on anniversary of historic orbit
• Cheney, Japan affirm collaboration on missile defense, U.S. troop realignment
• Building collapse kills at least one, injures 26 others in Istanbul
• Mexican prosecutor apologizes to family of man killed by police in Chiapas in 1995
• Japan postpones launch of spy satellite for third time
• U.S. business group in Malaysia says trade pact will not boost drug prices
• Bomb explodes on bus in Myanmar; junta suggests 'terrorists' responsible
• Haitian and Republican win New York City Council seats
• Defending champ Haas breezes through opener at Memphis
• Defending champ Haas breezes through opener at Memphis
• New Zealand stocks down as sellers rule ahead of blue chip earnings
• Maytag Casting for New 'Ol Lonely
• Philippine shares rise for 2nd day as market consolidates
• Philippine shares rise for 2nd day as market consolidates
• Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal administration divided over corruption allegations
• Extremists' use of Internet poses challenge to Western intelligence: New Zealand official
• Extremists' use of Internet poses challenge to Western intelligence: New Zealand official
• Obama swing through LA attracts A-list celebrities and cash
• Libertadores: Necaxa holds out Alianza Lima 2-1
• Japan's central bank raises key interest rate to 0.5 percent
• Japan's central bank raises key interest rate to 0.5 percent
• Sumatran rhino arrives at Indonesian nature reserve to help save species
• The Police to Play Oakland, Los Angeles
• Libertadores: America beats El Nacional
• Hospitalized Indian actor Saif Ali Khan smokes too much, his mother says
• Japan's central bank raises key interest rate to 0.5 percent
• Japan's central bank raises key interest rate to 0.5 percent
• The Police add California dates in Oakland, Los Angeles to upcoming summer reunion tour
• Toppled Thai government's economic adviser resigns under pressure from protesters
• Toppled Thai government's economic adviser resigns under pressure from protesters
• The Police to Play Oakland, Los Angeles
• Confined former rebels leave camp in Nepal citing poor conditions
• Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Microsoft, AT&T patent fight
• Club America, Necaxa, Libertad open with Copa Libertadores wins
• U.N. official urges Philippine military to address political killings
• Mexican Senate passes bill to stiffen penalties for corruption of minors
• Devils down Rangers 2-1
• Survivors of 1999 East Timor violence tell truth commission about killings
• Daniel Baldwin pleads not guilty to two felonies in car case
• Malaysia's Islamic opposition warms up to religious minorities
• Exiled Buddhist leader makes second Vietnam visit to promote reconciliation, healing
• Indian actor Amitabh Bachchan says attraction to younger women is natural
• Indian actor Amitabh Bachchan says attraction to younger women is natural
• Australian stocks slip 0.6 percent on profit taking
• NY Gov. Spitzer changes his mind, signs off on Freedom Tower
• Japan says it could penalize North Korea further if no progress over abductions
• Japanese stocks finish flat following central bank rate hike
• Japanese stocks finish flat following central bank rate hike
• Some U.S. states pushing for laws to curb online bullying
• Woodside Petroleum reports 29 percent rise in profit for 2006
• Woodside Petroleum reports 29 percent rise in profit for 2006
• Former rugby league star has brain surgery for epilepsy
• Former rugby league star has brain surgery for epilepsy
• Arcelor Mittal post fourth-quarter profit of US$2.37 billion
• Baldwin Pleads Not Guilty in OC Car Case
• U.S. deputy secretary of state likely to visit SKorea, Japan, China in early March
• Survivors of 1999 East Timor violence tell truth commission about killings
• NKorea adopts anti-money laundering law: SKorea spy agency
• Warner Music says possible offer for EMI would likely be all cash
• Heavy fog blankets Beijing, delays flights, closes roads
• IAAF likes green Athletes Village in Brisbane bid for 2011 world titles
• IAAF likes green Athletes Village in Brisbane bid for 2011 world titles
• Former rugby league star has brain surgery for epilepsy
• British Airways orders 4 Boeing 777s, rejecting Airbus's A330
• Former rugby league star has brain surgery for epilepsy
• India, Pakistan sign nuclear pact
• Convicted Hyundai Motor chairman visits India to inspect factory
• Heavy fog blankets Beijing, delays flights, closes roads
• U.N. investigator urges Philippine military to address political killings
• U.N. investigator urges Philippine military to address political killings
• Building collapse in Istanbul kills at least 2, injures 26
• Swedish bank Nordea says 4Q net profit rose 74 percent
• Dollar higher against yen in Asia trading as BOJ announces rate hike
• Dollar higher against yen in Asia trading as BOJ announces rate hike
• Competitors to face tough doping tests at Nordic worlds
• Competitors to face tough doping tests at Nordic worlds
• Philippine shares rise for 2nd day as market consolidates
• Italian foreign minister addresses Senate before crucial vote on Afghanistan
• Senior U.S. lawmaker calls for removing Russia from 1974 Jackson-Vanik amendment
• EdF says full-year profit surged 74 percent on higher power prices
• Anglo American PLC net profit up 76 percent in 2006 on strong metals performance
• Indian police search for 2 suspects in India-Pakistan train bombing
• Spain's 4Q GDP up 4 percent on year
• Suspected Muslim insurgents set fire to Thai rubber warehouse
• Corruption allegations in Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal prompt UN audit
• U.S. Foreign Affairs Committee calls for end to Russian trade restrictions
• Japan's central bank raises key interest rate on growth, prices
• ThyssenKrupp says it has no interest in buying Arcelor Mittal steel mill in Maryland
• India, Pakistan sign nuclear pact
• South Korea, U.S. schedule farm talks next month
• Warner Music says possible offer for EMI would likely be all cash
• U.S. Foreign Affairs Committee head calls for end to Soviet-era trade restrictions
• Two senior U.S. officials to visit Asia in wake of NKorea nuclear agreement
• Iberdrola posts 2006 net profit increase of 20 percent
• Two senior U.S. officials to visit Asia in wake of NKorea nuclear agreement
• Two senior U.S. officials to visit Asia in wake of NKorea nuclear agreement
• French presidential candidate Royal's ex-adviser leaves Socialist Party
• South Korean shares fall on banks, construction companies, won flat
• Hong Kong shares rise, led by gains in China Mobile
• Malaysian shares rise on strong retail buying
• Al-Maliki fires head of Sunni government agency over rape case flap
• Renault, Nissan say no immediate interest in alliance with Chrysler or others
• South Korea, U.S. schedule farm talks for next month
• Taiwan premier congratulates runner for crossing Sahara Desert
• JetBlue's apology to customers multiplies with ad campaign
• Singapore's Changi Airports partners India's Tata Group in bid for India airports
• Singapore's Changi Airports partners India's Tata Group in bid for India airports
• Singapore shares rise to record high, led by bank and property stocks
• Apollo Management says it plans to make takeover offer for Britain's Countrywide
• Madrid to protest over Van Bommel's gestures
• U.S. Foreign Affairs Committee head calls for end to Soviet-era trade restrictions
• Arcelor Mittal says 2006 profit falls 3.5 percent
• Al-Maliki fires head of Sunni government agency over rape case flap
• Olympic champion Jedrzejczak goes on trial for brother's death in car accident
• Heineken reports 2006 profit up 59 percent to euro1.21 billion
• Amid uproar, Malaysia backs away from proposal to confine foreign workers
• Italian foreign minister urges communist allies to back government action in Afghanistan
• Amid uproar, Malaysia backs away from proposal to confine foreign workers
• Linde and Air Liquide reorganize structures of Asian joint ventures
• Howard: Reduction of British forces in Iraq won't change Australia's commitment
• U.S. Foreign Affairs Committee head calls for end to Soviet-era trade restrictions
• Asian markets mixed as Nikkei ends flat, but Hong Kong gains
• Aide to British premier questioned again by police investigating cash-for-honors
• 680 dead in Ethiopia in suspected cholera outbreak, say aid groups
• Dutch Cabinet gets its first Muslims amid signs of progress for immigrants
• Manganese Bronze said it appointed John Russell as chief executive
• Danish painter Carl-Henning Pedersen dies
• Philippine investigators concluded troops behind many killings of activists, military says
• EU slaps euro992 million (US$1.3 billion) fine on four elevator makers for price fixing
• JetBlue's apology to customers multiplies with ad campaign
• Thompson to miss World Cup defense because of neck injury
• Philippine investigators concluded troops behind many killings of activists, military says
• Aide to Thai queen escapes death in ambush by southern insurgents
• Laughs End With Bizarre Britney in Rehab
• Convicted Hyundai Motor chairman visits India to inspect factory
• EU slaps euro992 million (US$1.3 billion) fine on four elevator makers for price fixing
• Oil prices drop below US$59 a barrel on expectations of warmer US weather
• U.N. investigator urges Philippine military to address political killings
• U.N. investigator urges Philippine military to address political killings
• Merck KGaA says it named Karl-Ludwig Kley as new CEO
• U.S. under-23 squad plays to scoreless draw with Japan
• U.S. under-23 squad plays to scoreless draw with Japan
• Indian health indicators highlight the poor status of women
• Philippine investigators concluded troops behind many killings of activists, military says
• HeidelbergCement says 2006 sales rose 18 percent as economies grew
• Indian shares fall, Ranbaxy, Hindustan Lever lead decline
• Police Add Dates in Oakland, L.A.
• Dutch Cabinet gets its first Muslims amid signs of progress for immigrants
• Fast food chain's cat bag apparel stunt irks authorities in Florida city
• EU slaps cartel fine of euro992 million (US$1.3 billion) against elevator makers for price fixing
• Bangkok police chief becomes second top Thai officer sacked over unsolved bombings
• South African finance minister unveils budget that aims to spread benefits of economic boom
• Vienna State Opera director to step down
• Madrid to protest over Van Bommel's gestures
• Battle Over Smith Burial Has New Urgency
• Associate of Thai queen escapes death in ambush by southern insurgents
• Asda says it will create 8,000 new jobs with 28 new stores
• U.S.-born Sumatran rhino returns to Indonesia to help save species
• Indian police search for 2 suspects in India-Pakistan train bombing
• Thai shares inch up on speculative buying in small caps
• German publisher Axel Springer posts 26 percent rise in 2006 profit
• Portugal reports likely 2nd case of human form of mad cow disease
• Battle Over Smith Burial Has New Urgency
• Schneider Electric says full-year profit rose 32 percent
• Sampdoria captain Flachi tests positive for cocaine
• Maytag Casting for New 'Ol Lonely
• U.S. military says woman alleging rape by Iraqi policemen was treated in U.S. hospital
• Michael Moore Wins a New Court Round
• Rescued Mount Hood climbers relied on exercise, pep talks, dog and locator unit to survive
• Democratic party official urges formation of new Serbian government
• U.S. consumer prices pushed higher by big jumps in medical care, food and airline fares
• Croatian prime minister tells anti-corruption commission he owns euro200,000-worth of valuables
• Battle Over Smith Burial Has New Urgency
• Police ban rallies in Harare as Mugabe celebrates 83rd birthday
• Cheney meets Japanese emperor, tells troops U.S. won't relent in Iraq war
• India's two state-run carriers to merge amid growing competition
• India's two state-run carriers to merge amid growing competition
• Ferrer beats Vliegen to reach quarter finals of ABN Amro tournament
• Philippine officials slam reports on killings by U.N. probe and fact-finding group
• Philippine officials slam reports on killings by U.N. probe and fact-finding group
• Blair announces withdrawal of 1,600 British troops from Iraq
• Numico 4Q profits fall on lost tax benefit, but operations improve
• U.S. steelworkers and state officials concerned about federal order to sell Maryland mill
• AT&T receives $1 billion, 5-year global networking contract from General Motors
• Anglo American says 2006 profit rose 76 percent on strong metal prices
• EU approves Japan Tobacco bid to buy rival Britain's Gallaher for US$14.7 billion
• TJX says computer security breach wider than previously reported, goes back to 2005
• Devils down Rangers 2-1
• New poll suggests French presidential race remains wide open
• JetBlue Airways lowers 1Q outlook after service disruptions
• Turkmenistan writes off US$4 million (euro3 million) of Afghan debt for electricity
• Arcelor Mittal says 2006 profit falls 3.5 percent
• U.S. economic growth to expand modestly, research group says
• Treasures from Tibetan Buddhist monasteries on display in Berlin, but not without controversy
• Battle Over Smith Burial Has New Urgency
• China, India, France among countries to provide assistance for World Cup
• Siemens wins US$450 million order for Long Island Energy Center
• Consortium wins bid to launch second cell-phone service in Kosovo
• New York University students plan 'illegal immigrant' game
• Vienna State Opera Director to Step Down
• Police ban rallies in Harare as Mugabe celebrates 83rd birthday
• U.S. economic growth to expand modestly, research group says
• U.S. military says woman alleging rape by Iraqi policemen was treated in U.S. hospital
• 680 dead in Ethiopia in suspected cholera outbreak, say aid groups
• EU slaps euro992 million (US$1.3 billion) fine on elevator makers for price fixing
• Mount Hood climbers relied on exercise, pep talks, dog and locator unit to survive
• Ruling party wins huge majority at national elections
• McClaren says Beckham's play for Real Madrid gets him closer to recall
• Kazakhstan threatens to suspend Chevron's production at giant Caspian oil field
• Rescued Mount Hood climbers relied on exercise, pep talks, dog and locator unit to survive
• Sampdoria captain Flachi tests positive for cocaine
• Czech Finance Ministry says country could adopt euro in 2012
• Obama and other 2008 candidates flock to California
• Cyprus to go ahead with oil and gas exploration despite Turkey's opposition
• Werder Bremen aims to end Ajax's disappointing European season
• EADS chairman says any Airbus restructuring based on economic soundness, not nationalism
• Euro lower against the U.S. dollar
• Stock prices fall after stronger-than-expected January inflation increase worries Wall Street
• National Bank of Greece reports 36 percent rise in 2006 net profit
• UEFA to investigate Van Bommel's gestures
• U.S. military says woman alleging rape by Iraqi policemen was treated in U.S. hospital
• Statue of Margaret Thatcher to be unveiled at British Parliament
• U.N diplomat to study judicial system in the Maldives
• H5N1 bird flu found in poultry in eastern Afghanistan, U.N. says
• H5N1 bird flu found in poultry in eastern Afghanistan, U.N. says
• Interscope Geffen A&M Forms New Label
• Consumer prices pushed higher by big jumps in medical care, food and airline fares
• Interscope Geffen A&M forms new record label with Octone Records
• Ian Paisley refuses to commit to Northern Ireland power-sharing deadline, blames Sinn Fein
• U.S. sounds positive note on British plan to withdraw some troops from Iraq
• Romania's top court voids legislation making it easier to impeach president
• Lille faces possible sanctions after trouble on and off field
• Electronics retailer Best Buy to expand, add China stores
• Environmentalists applaud some proposals as Bush administration outlines new agriculture bill
• Sports fishing battle goes green in Mexico
• The call of the beard ... in Barrow, Alaska
• "Handog ng Elite" creative-writing competition
• Taiwan's No. 1 telecom carrier to strengthen programs for migrant customers
• Poet of the Week
• DOLE claims growing support for new HSW deployment standards
• Drive against illegal recruitment strengthened, says DOLE
• Gartner says top 10 original equipment manufacturers accounted for US$84 billion of semiconductors consumed in 2006
• IDC predicts key regional decision makers playing a more crucial Role in awarding BPO contracts in 2007
• Worldwide service delivery platform spending to reach US$2.2 billion in 2011
• IDC's Directions 2007 focuses on finding opportunities in an era of disruption
• DPP chair declares bid for 2008 presidency
• Speaker denies reports of China trip
• Suit against Rebar founder filed with U.S. court
• Pile of work awaiting Control Yuan attention
• U.S. survey: Women held just 15.6 percent of 2006 Fortune 500 corporate officer jobs
• Judge Seeks Anna Nicole Case Compromise
• Robinson may miss game against Ireland after hurting neck
• Russia interested in acquiring larger stake in EADS: Putin
• U.S. economic growth to expand modestly, research group says
• Billionaire with cloudy past says he will not form a political party
• Smith's Mother Wants Grandson Exhumed
• Drug agency orders stronger label warning for injected asthma drug
• Seacrest and Cowell Get Nasty on `Idol'
• Smith's Mother Wants Grandson Exhumed
• Seacrest and Cowell Get Nasty on 'Idol'
• Finance minister unveils budget that aims to spread benefits of South Africa's economic boom
• Ryan Seacrest and Simon Cowell needle each other during squabble on Fox's `American Idol'
• Mills, Laila Ali to Test Dancing Skills
• Poll: HIllary Clinton's unfavorable rating goes up at home
• European markets end lower
• North Korea accuses U.S. of fabricating lies that it diverted U.N. aid money to develop nuclear weapons
• KeyCorp settles leased cars case with Swiss insurance company for $279 million
• Paul McCartney's estranged wife, Heather Mills, in new cast of `Dancing With the Stars'
• NATO expects hard fighting this spring, Taliban claims 6,000 fighters ready for offensive
• JetBlue Airways lowers 1Q outlook after service disruptions
• Wall Street spooked by unexpectedly strong rise in consumer prices in January
• Treasury secretary Paulson plans third China trip for March
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Britney Spears flees hours after entering Malibu rehab center, reports say
• Far-right extremists to protest at G-8 summit in Germany
• U.S. government tells ADHD drug makers to warn patients of cardiovascular and mental risks
• Fall Out Boy Downplays Antics on CD
• Goldman gives details on CEO's $54.3 million compensation for 2006
• Britney Spears flees hours after entering Malibu rehab center, reports say
• Surge of soccer violence overshadows Latin America's leading sport
• Russian rights groups to boycott conference in Chechen capital
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Music Review-Pacha Massive
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Russian savings bank announces share price for OAO Sberbank offering
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Overhauls Can Boost, Maybe Save Shows
• Italian government loses crucial Senate vote on mission in Afghanistan
• Idi Amin's Son Faults 'Scotland' Film
• Britain to allow women to donate eggs for stem cell and cloning research
• German insurer Allianz to agrees to buy 50 percent of Russia's Rosno
• GE buys share in natural gas storage facility in Louisiana
• Czech agriculture minister: government to consider Budvar's sale
• A Model Experience: Presenting the Oscar
• Smith's Mother Wants Grandson Exhumed
• Oscar's attractive companions: the runway models who handle the trophies on stage
• The Babble Over How to Pronounce `Babel'
• The babble over `Babel': Just how do you pronounce the Oscar-nominated film's title?
• Ruben Studdard Says Fitness Is Important
• Vid-Game News: GOP Senator Raps Ratings
• U.S. health officials say side effects from new cancer vaccine merit no additional warnings
• Oil prices rise above $60 a barrel after 2 refinery shutdowns, increased tensions over Iran
• Federal Reserve officials in January saw inflation as continued threat
• Vid Games: More Fun With More Than 1
• Miss Sweden post advertized on Sweden's jobseeker site
• Smith's Mother Fears for Baby's Life
• Group sues U.S. over medical marijuana claims
• Goldman Sachs Group gives details on CEO's $54.3 million compensation for 2006
• Smith's Mother Fears for Baby's Life
• France's Sarkozy accuses EU of bypassing France in debate on constitution
• France's Sarkozy accuses EU of bypassing France in debate on constitution
• Manning agrees to restructure contract
• Smith's Mother Fears for Baby's Life
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Venezuela, Argentina to issue US$1.5 billion (euro1.1 billion) joint bond next week
• TJX says computer security breach wider than previously reported, goes back to 2005
• Britney Spears flees Malibu rehab facility less than a day after checking in, reports say
• Russian veterinary service predicts more H5N1 bird flu cases
• Cheney disagrees with presidential candidate McCain on poor Rumsfeld legacy
• GM executive, others urge NASCAR to explore renewable fuels
• Ruben Studdard Says Fitness Is Important
• Stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse posts euro668.7M profit in '06
• Czech agriculture minister: government to consider Budvar's sale
• Review: `Starter for 10' Is Funny, Sweet
• Smith's Mother Fears for Baby's Life
• Smith's Mother Fears for Baby's Life
• Bellamy celebrates goal against Barcelona with golf swing
• 2nd Lawsuit Filed in Brandy Fatal Crash
• Sun trade McWilliams-Franklin to Sparks for de Souza
• Oil settles above $60 a barrel for 1st time in 2007 on refinery shutdowns, Iran tensions
• Veritas pays $30 million fine to settle securities regulators' charges of misconduct
• Advocacy group for victims demands Southern Baptists to more to stop sex abuse
• South Africa's health minister returns to hospital with undisclosed illness
• 2nd Lawsuit Filed in Brandy Fatal Crash
• Rio crowns carnival parade's samba champ
• Bill banning most abortions fails in South Dakota Senate committee
• U.S. stocks finish mixed after consumer prices show inflation remains a concern
• Obama, Clinton camps accuse each other of nasty campaigning
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• Trista and Ryan Sutter Expecting a Baby
• Oil settles above $60 a barrel for 1st time in 2007 on supply concerns, Iran tensions
• Ames turns the tables at Match Play
• Iranian foreign minister says nuclear dispute must be solved peacefully with U.S.
• Champions League: Roma and Lyon play to 0-0 draw in first leg
• Trista and Ryan Sutter, who found love on `The Bachelorette,' are expecting their first child
• Champions League: Liverpool rallies for a 2-1 win at Barcelona
• Champions League: Chelsea holds Porto to a 1-1 draw
• Champions League: Roma and Lyon play to 0-0 draw in first leg
• Porn DVD Screams Prompt Sword 'Rescue'
• Champions League: Valencia holds Inter 2-2 draw in first leg
• Homemade Yellow Submarine Missing
• Fall Out Boy Downplays Antics on CD
• Statue of Margaret Thatcher unveiled at British Parliament
• Ames turns the tables at Match Play
• Herpes drug helps control AIDS virus and may prevent spread, study says
• Africa tops Mideast as U.S. crude source, helped by market changes
• Argentine rights group identifies child of disappeared dirty war victim
• Champions League: Chelsea holds Porto to a 1-1 draw
• AT&T receives $1 billion, 5-year global networking contract from General Motors
• Ferrero upset; Calleri, Acasuso withdraw in Buenos Aires
• Supreme Court hears, questions AT&T arguments against Microsoft in patent dispute
• Champions League: Valencia holds Inter 2-2 draw in first leg
• Corn pops to record high on buying by speculators; gold hits multimonth high
• Nicaraguan poll finds 61 percent happy with Sandinista president's first month in office
• Studio sues blogger for posting topless Jennifer Aniston photo
• Motorola CFO sees 'rocky' 2 quarters ahead before recovery
• Late Jenas strike gives Tottenham 2-1 victory at Everton
• Record companies target U.S. colleges in latest music crackdown
• US state governor testifies in favor of death penalty abolition
• Henin, Mauresmo, Hingis reach quarterfinals in Dubai
• Champions League: Roma and Lyon play to 0-0 draw in first leg
• US condemns Zimbabwe's police crackdown on protesters
• Los Angeles judge says London woman cannot intervene in Jackson custody
• Champions League: Valencia holds Inter 2-2 draw in first leg
• Henin, Mauresmo, Hingis reach quarterfinals in Dubai
• Governor of top auto-making state going to Germany again to recruit new business
• Coca-Cola to put caffeine labels on all U.S. products
• Texas Residents Get Billion-Dollar Bills
• U.S. stocks finish mixed after Fed minutes, consumer prices show inflation remains a concern
• Champions League: Roma and Lyon play to 0-0 draw in first leg
• Texas Residents Get Billion-Dollar Bills
• U.S. steelworkers seek to block any Maryland mill sale they don't like
• Champions League: Liverpool rallies for a 2-1 win at Barcelona
• Dollar mixed against other major currencies after inflation report, Fed minutes
• Liverpool wins 2-1 at Barcelona
• Prodi led uphill battle to keep coalition together, but fell over foreign policy
• Terry to miss League Cup final against Arsenal
• Grand jury indicts 2 Pacers players in bar fight
• Champions League: Valencia holds Inter 2-2 draw in first leg
• Where Will Britney Tell All?
• Nielsens: Healthy Ratings for TV Doctors
• Suarez loses; Loit, Vinci advance in Bogota
• Maazel Returning to Met After 45 Years
• Conductor Lorin Maazel to return to Metropolitan Opera for first time in 45 years
• Marcia Cross Delivers Twin Girls in L.A.
• 'Housewife' Marcia Cross gives birth to twin girls
• Britney Spears Flees Rehab Again
• 2nd Lawsuit Filed in Brandy Fatal Crash
• Antigua to help BetOnSports collect debt to pay customers, employees
• Copa Libertadores: Parana widens leads atop Group 5
• Woods, Mickelson advance in Match Play
• British legislators call for four-year doping bans
• Edwards needles Clinton about Iraq vote at Democratic presidential candidates forum
• Japan posts 4.4 billion yen trade surplus in January, rebounding from year-earlier deficit
• Japan posts 4.4 billion yen trade surplus in January, rebounding from year-earlier deficit
• Cheney slams Democrats on Iraq; congressional leader objects, tries to complain to Bush
• Indian, Pakistan pledge to fight terrorism in wake of train bombing
• Argentina's Kirchner backs Chavez, snubs U.S. effort to isolate Venezuelan leader
• Taliban set to ramp up bomb attacks, NATO says
• Defecting Cuban boxers' pro debut stymied by visa trouble
• Italy's Prodi resigns after losing Senate vote on Afghanistan mission
• Oscar's international accent in its nominations this year is good for the movie business
• Benneteau, Querrey advance to second round
• Australia to send team to Afghanistan to investigate troop increase
• British pullout in Iraq could signal final breakup of `coalition of the willing'
• Philippine officials slam reports on killings by U.N. probe and fact-finding group
• Deutsche Boerse's '06 profit up 56 percent to euro668.7M from 2005
• Blogger Sued Over Topless Aniston Photo
• Japan posts 4.4 billion yen trade surplus in January, rebounding from year-earlier deficit
• Japan posts 4.4 billion yen trade surplus in January, rebounding from year-earlier deficit
• Blogger Sued Over Topless Aniston Photo
• Group sues US government over medical marijuana claims
• WGC Match Play Championship Pairings
• Japanese stocks soar on positive economic data after central bank rate hike
• Japanese stocks soar on positive economic data after central bank rate hike
• Spears Reportedly Flees Rehab Again
• Blogger Sued Over Topless Aniston Photo
• Tommy Morrison comes back after battling drugs, drink and HIV
• New civil union celebrations begin in New Jersey
• Confidante of Thai queen escapes death in ambush by southern insurgents
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• Marcia Cross Delivers Twin Girls in L.A.
• Bolivia announces proposal for Braskem petrochemical plant
• Japanese official says engine of whaler near Antarctica restarted
• Spears leaves rehab while ex-husband Federline plans to go to court amid kids battle
• Yahoo, Wal-Mart join light bulb campaign to fight global warming
• Obama draws large crowds of U.S. voters as he campaigns in urban areas
• Defecting Cuban boxers' pro debut stymied by visa trouble
• Solomon Islands leader may escape no-confidence vote by adjourning Parliament
• Cheney tells troops U.S. won't relent in Iraq war, slams Democrats on Iraq strategy
• Judge reverses conviction of New York Stock Exchange specialist
• Copa Libertadores: Brazil's Flamengo crushes Venezuela's Union Atletico
• Copa Libertadores: Nacional upsets defending champ
• Cisco, Apple settle high-stakes iPhone trademark-infringement lawsuit
• NASA, Virgin Galactic sign agreement for collaboration on space technology
• Bolivia announces proposal for Braskem petrochemical plant
• Indonesia grounds airline's fleet of Boeing 737-300s after hard landing
• Cisco, Apple settle high-stakes iPhone trademark-infringement lawsuit
• Police Chief Praised for Ticketing Self
• Argentine rights group: DNA identifies child of disappeared dirty war victims
• Philippine troops, police on alert on anniversary of 1986 `people power' revolt
• Philippine troops, police on alert on anniversary of 1986 `people power' revolt
• US consumer prices pushed higher by big jump in medical costs
• Obama, Clinton camps accuse each other of nasty campaigning
• Wis. Police Chief Tickets Himself
• Customers Get Billion-Dollar Power Bills
• Coca-Cola to put caffeine labels on all U.S. products
• India's two state-run carriers to merge amid growing competition
• Human Rights Watch says Indonesia should release political prisoners
• 'Constellation' movie showcases Huntsville, Alabama
• Indonesia grounds airline's Boeing 737-300s after plane buckles in hard landing
• Skywalk, Kansas City, Dallas video art among Web site's 12 new things for 2007
• Blogger Sued Over Topless Aniston Photo
• Marcia Cross Delivers Twin Girls in L.A.
• For an hour or a week, visit an Irish castle
• A guy with no kids spends a night in Cinderella's Suite
• Cop Who Ticketed Himself Reaps Praise
• Brandy sued by sons of woman killed in Los Angeles car crash
• 6 athletes at Nordic worlds given temporary suspensions
• 6 athletes at Nordic worlds given temporary suspensions
• Sharks bite Washington for 10th straight time
• Ginobili hits 24 successive points in Spurs win
• Man Returns From Visit, Trips on Corpse
• Cisco, Apple settle high-stakes iPhone trademark-infringement lawsuit
• Granada happy to have mother by her side, on the bag
• Auto Workers Find Hidden Pot in Gas Tank
• Increase in births in Japan raises hope for first birthrate rise in 6 years
• McDonald's CEO Skinner receives $8.8 million in bonuses
• Britney Bags Rehab; K-Fed Going to Court
• Top-seeded Roddick beats Johansson at Memphis
• Thai defense minister warns of possible terror attacks in Bangkok
• Britney Spears leaves rehab again while estranged husband to go to court amid kids battle
• Ginobili hits 24 successive points in Spurs win
• Japanese stocks soar on positive economic data after central bank rate hike
• Defense minister warns of terror attacks in Bangkok
• Japanese stocks soar on positive economic data after central bank rate hike
• Cisco, Apple settle high-stakes iPhone trademark-infringement lawsuit
• Colombia's Ingrid Betancourt marks 5 years as hostage
• Champions Cup: DC United defeats Honduras' Olimpia 4-1
• Sri Lankan monks demand end of cease-fire with Tamil rebels on fifth anniversary
• Philippine troops, police on alert on anniversary of 1986 `people power' revolt
• Philippine troops, police on alert on anniversary of 1986 `people power' revolt
• Taiwan ruling party chairman announces candidacy for island's presidency
• Champions Cup: DC United, Puntarenas enjoy first-leg wins
• Philippine officials slam reports on extrajudicial killings
• Philippine officials slam reports on extrajudicial killings
• Copa Libertadores: Toluca beats Cienciano
• Sri Lankan monks demand end of cease-fire with Tamil rebels on fifth anniversary
• Google to sell online software suite to corporate America
• Lilly debuts 1st insulin pen with memory chip to track doses
• Philippine shares fall as investors cash in on gains
• Increase in births in Japan raises hope for first birthrate rise in 6 years
• Sweden's Fredriksson withdraws from Nordic worlds
• Sweden's Fredriksson withdraws from Nordic worlds
• New Zealand stocks slip lower as negative momentum continues
• Six athletes at Nordic worlds given temporary suspensions
• Six athletes at Nordic worlds given temporary suspensions
• Japanese kidnap victim's parents ask Cheney to keep NKorea on list of terrorist states
• Taiwan ruling party chairman announces candidacy for island's presidency
• James Brown's partner to release tribute album to late singer
• Coca-Cola acquires full ownership of Philippine bottler from San Miguel
• Coca-Cola acquires full ownership of Philippine bottler from San Miguel
• Top-seeded Roddick beats Johansson at Memphis
• Model Claudia Schiffer denounces pressuring models to be ultra-thin
• American Airlines increasing flights in New York
• Obama drawing large crowds as he campaigns in urban areas
• Police question suspects in Indian train bombing that killed 68; no arrests
• A-League coach quits a week after five-game suspension
• A-League coach quits a week after five-game suspension
• Sri Lankan monks demand end of cease-fire with Tamil rebels on fifth anniversary
• Ponting OK, others mostly on mend for defending champions
• Ponting OK, others mostly on mend for defending champions
• Grand jury indicts 2 Pacers players in bar fight
• South Korean stocks rise to record high
• New Zealand demands faster action on moving Japanese whaler away from Antarctica
• Veteran Indian actor Vinod Khanna finds his Bollywood comeback exciting
• Veteran Indian actor Vinod Khanna finds his Bollywood comeback exciting
• Libertadores: Santos beat Pasto 1-0.
• Ryan Howison leads New Zealand PGA after first round
• Ryan Howison leads New Zealand PGA after first round
• Ponting OK, others mostly on mend for defending champions
• Malaysia's Bumiputra-Commerce sells stake to Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi
• Malaysia's Bumiputra-Commerce sells stake to Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi
• For an hour or a week, visit an Irish castle
• Sri Lankan monks demand end of cease-fire with Tamil rebels on fifth anniversary
• Judge approves $13.5 million settlement against Boeing, others in crash of Army helicopter
• Japanese stocks soar on positive economic data after central bank rate hike
• Dollar rises in Asia despite Japan rate hike
• Japanese stocks soar on positive economic data after central bank rate hike
• Dollar rises in Asia despite Japan rate hike
• South Korean stocks rise to record high, led by Posco, banks and brokerages
• Once-obscure US atheist group takes on Bush's faith-based initiative at Supreme Court
• Indonesia grounds airline's Boeing 737-300s after plane buckles in hard landing
• Ginobili hits 24 successive points in Spurs win
• Australian stocks rise 1.1 percent to record close
• Orlando Bloom endorses green lifestyle at pre-Oscar party
• New Zealand fishermen catch rare colossal squid
• Australian teen charged with attempted murder in California hospital attack
• BASF AG says fourth-quarter profit rose 31 percent to euro732M
• Singapore court rejects Far Eastern Economic Review's bid to have defamation suit dropped
• Philippine probe says general, superiors may be held liable for extrajudicial killings
• Philippine probe says general, superiors may be held liable for extrajudicial killings
• Axa's 2006 profit beats predictions as it rises 18 percent
• BAE Systems profits rise, boosted by expanding U.S. operations
• Bloom Building 'Green' House in London
• Insurer Allianz SE says fourth-quarter net rose 57 percent
• BAE Systems profits rise, boosted by expanding U.S. operations
• Grand jury indicts 2 Pacers players in bar fight
• Oil prices hover around US$60 a barrel ahead of US government fuel stocks data
• AXA's 2006 profit beats predictions as it rises 18 percent
• German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 increases 4Q profit 17 percent to euro113.4M
• German budget deficit in 2006 lower than predicted at 1.7 percent of GDP
• Nacional upsets Internacional 3-1 in Copa Libertadores
• Spears Exits Rehab; K-Fed Going to Court
• Italian president to begin talks on new government following Prodi's resignation
• Solomon Islands leader escapes no-confidence vote, motion ruled out
• Auto parts supplier Continental says 2006 profit rose 5 percent
• Philippine probe says general, superiors may be held liable for extrajudicial killings
• Philippine probe says general, superiors may be held liable for extrajudicial killings
• Hong Kong director Johnnie To considers remake of 1970 French thriller 'The Red Circle'
• South Korean stocks rise to record high, led by Posco, banks and brokerages
• Endesa says 2006 net profit fell 6.7 percent on lower asset sales
• Bloom Building 'Green' House in London
• Bloom Building 'Green' House in London
• Car navigation system maker TomTom says fourth-quarter profit rose 67 percent
• Philippine shares fall as investors cash in on gains
• Trump Eyes N.J. As Final Resting Place
• Japanese kidnap victim's parents ask Cheney to keep NKorea on list of terrorist states
• Reports: SKorean President may announce decision to quit ruling party
• New Zealand fishermen catch rare colossal squid
• Reds coach Jones fined for outburst against referee
• Reds coach Jones fined for outburst against referee
• Nepal government undecided on what action to take against king for his remarks
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• France's would-be presidents start gathering signatures needed to run
• Big test for Cheetahs in Super 14's fourth round
• 181 nominations received for 2007 Nobel Peace Prize
• Nestle says full-year 2006 profit rose 14 percent
• Increase in births in Japan raises hope for first birthrate rise in 6 years
• Russian, U.S. security advisers acknowledge disagreements, pledge cooperation
• Kim Clijsters sets July 14 wedding date
• Malaysia's Zelan construction firm secures US$560 million Indonesian power plant deal
• Separatist leaders from Indian Kashmir to meet Pakistani foreign minister
• Cambodian premier says oil discovery will bring benefits, not problems
• Malaysian stock market flat in heavy trading volume
• Rare protest in military-ruled Myanmar targets quality-of-life issues
• Second case of rape allegations in a week surface in Iraq
• Wimbledon prepares to fall into line on equal prize money
• SKorean president announces decision to quit ruling party
• Bremen, Bayern need to bounce back fast as Schalke zeros in on elusive title
• Atletico seeks long-awaited triumph over Madrid
• Court convicts Egyptian blogger and sentences him to four years in prison
• K-Fed Going to Family Law Court Hearing
• Rare protest in military-ruled Myanmar targets quality-of-life issues
• Altadis says 2006 net profit fell 22 percent on tax rises and smoking restrictions
• Deutsche Boerse CEO: No spin-offs planned for stock exchange operator
• New Zealand fishermen catch rare colossal squid
• Rentokil's full-year profit falls 24 percent on acquisition, restructuring costs
• Federline going to family law court; Spears reportedly leaves another rehab facility
• Malaysia bans film on former communists living in Thailand
• Malaysia bans film on former communists living in Thailand
• EU economy chief: governments should discuss hedge fund risks to stability
• Wimbledon agrees to equal prize money
• Killer of notorious Protestant extremist sent back to Northern Ireland prison
• Six Nations: Zanni earns first start for Italy against Scotland
• New Dutch Cabinet to be sworn in by Queen Beatrix
• Fresenius Medical says 4th-quarter profit exceeded the company's forecasts
• Six Nations: Zanni earns first tournament start for Italy
• Six Nations: Zanni earns first tournament start for Italy
• Singapore shares reverse from mid-session high to end flat
• Rare protest in military-ruled Myanmar targets quality-of-life issues
• SKorean president plans to quit ruling party
• Insurer Allianz SE reports 57 percent gain in 4Q profit
• Euro down against U.S. dollar
• Emerson denies refusing to play in Champions League game
• Morgan Stanley to end joint ventures with India's J.M. Financial
• Morgan Stanley to end joint ventures with India's J.M. Financial
• BAE Systems profits rise, boosted by expanding U.S. operations
• EU extends deadline to rule on Ryanair bid for Aer Lingus until June 13
• EU regulators to investigate British subsidies to Royal Mail
• Sri Lankan monks demand end of cease-fire with Tamil rebels on fifth anniversary
• Swimming lessons provide lifeline for Ugandans
• Rare protest in military-ruled Myanmar targets quality-of-life issues
• Japanese shares hit near 7-year high; SKorea, Australia reach record highs
• Hong Kong shares gain, lifted by China Mobile, but capped by HSBC
• New Zealand fishermen catch rare colossal squid
• Second case of rape allegations in a week surface in Iraq; Iraqi government welcomes British withdrawal plans
• US man claims record for squat thrusts, made on elephant-back in Thailand
• US man claims record for squat thrusts, made on elephant-back in Thailand
• Government approves plan to improve mortality rate in Russia
• Auto parts supplier Continental says 2006 profit rose 5 percent
• JAL to buy 10 small passenger aircraft from Brazil's Embraer for domestic flights
• JAL to buy 10 small passenger aircraft from Brazil's Embraer for domestic flights
• Alitalia shareholders replace ousted CEO Cimoli with Banca di Roma chairman Berardino Libonati
• BASF says fourth-quarter profit rose by 31 percent
• Sri Lankan monks demand end of cease-fire with Tamil rebels on fifth anniversary
• Czech carmaker Skoda reports record profit in 2006
• France's Technip says 4th-quarter profit more than doubled
• Bulgarian Oopposition calls for no-confidence vote against government
• Brazil's unemployment rate rises to 9.3 percent in January
• Norway off to flying start at Nordic worlds
• Norway off to flying start at Nordic worlds
• Protesters, as well as prime minister, greet Cheney on rare visit to Australia
• Former Russian prime minister summoned in fraud probe
• K-Fed Goes to Court to Get Custody
• Wal-Mart vice chairman in India for talks on setting up chain of stores
• Second case of rape allegations in a week surface in Iraq; Iraqi government welcomes British withdrawal plans
• Oil prices fall but hold above US$59 a barrel ahead of U.S. inventory data
• Sri Lankan monks demand end to cease-fire with Tamil rebels
• Ukrainian parliament rejects president's choice of new foreign minister, security chief
• Japan plans meeting with NKorea early March
• Brazil's Fluminense hires coach Santana
• Assets in bankrupt Yukos oil company to be auctioned March 27
• Indian shares drop, dragged down by banking and auto stocks
• Donald Trump tells newspaper he is eyeing New Jersey golf course as his final resting place
• Injury-hit Chelsea faces Arsenal in League Cup final; Man United chases 9-point lead
• Indian shares drop, dragged down by banking and auto stocks
• Defense minister warns of terror attacks in Bangkok
• Norway off to flying start at Nordic worlds
• Norway off to flying start at Nordic worlds
• TRW Automotive 4th quarter profit falls 44 percent, reflecting auto production cuts in North America
• BAE Systems profits rise, boosted by expanding U.S. operations
• Morgan Stanley to end joint ventures with India's J.M. Financial
• Disease agency says EU needs at least 2 years to prepare for flu pandemic
• Barcelona's Belletti out for up to two weeks
• Italian president holds talks on new government following Prodi's resignation
• Ex-army chief appointed as head of Bangladesh anti-corruption watchdog
• Nestle says full-year 2006 profit rose 14 percent
• Britain's Centrica says it made a loss in the full-year
• Anna Nicole Smith Judge Sets Deadline
• Six Nations: France hosts Wales unconcerned by prospect of Grand Slam
• Prince Harry to Be Sent to Iraq
• Prince Harry to Be Sent to Iraq
• Boston police getting rid of pellet guns that killed Red Sox fan, will melt them down
• Inter Milan, AS Roma, AC Milan switch focus to Serie A after Champions League play
• Scrumhalf Stringer passed for Ireland to face England in Six Nations
• Obama, Clinton leaving feuding to surrogates
• Nestle says full-year 2006 profit rose 14 percent
• Barcelona has work to do to beat Liverpool in Champions League
• Pacers players released after being booked in bar fight
• J.C. Penney posts lower 4th quarter profit on higher tax costs
• Police clash with rioters in Greek education protest
• Newmont Mining 4th-quarter profit rises sharply as gold prices climb
• Blair rejects former Baghdad envoy's charge 'he took eye off the ball' in Iraq
• Dutch Filmmaker Fons Rademakers Dies
• Davydenko, Youzhny advance at ABN Amro
• Police question suspects in Indian train bombing; no arrests
• Thai shares rise marginally as blue chip gains offset profit taking
• HSBC Holdings names new president and CEO for HSBC Bank and HSBC USA
• 'Bullies' Team Name Draws Protests
• Ex-army chief to head Bangladesh anti-corruption watchdog
• Two southern senators vow to fight Bush administration's proposed cuts in farm subsidies
• Second case of rape allegations in a week surface in Iraq
• Oil prices fall but hold above US$59 a barrel ahead of U.S. inventory data
• Deutsche Post says full-year net income fell 14 percent
• U.S. relaxing new passport rules for children
• French presidential hopeful Royal pledges stepped-up efforts to free Colombian hostage
• Six Nations: Wilkinson joins Robinson on England injury list
• Inflation in Ireland hits 6-year high of 5.2 percent
• Former Russian prime minister and presidential candidate summoned in fraud probe
• Rapper Beanie Sigel Back in Court
• Scorsese's best director Oscar may finally be at hand with mob tale `The Departed'
• TUI sells stake in container terminal, 7 container ships to cut debt by euro620 million
• Inter Milan, AS Roma, AC Milan switch focus to Serie A after Champions League play
• Lille looking to stop allowing late goals against Nice in French league
• Britain's Prince Harry to Serve in Iraq
• Inter Milan, AS Roma, AC Milan switch focus to Serie A after Champions League play
• Six Nations: `God Save the Queen' in bloodied Croke Park
• Rare protest in military-ruled Myanmar targets quality-of-life issues
• U.S. relaxing new passport rules for children
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• Joint venture will allow Anheuser-Busch to enter India market
• Disease agency says EU needs at least 2 years to prepare for flu pandemic
• TD Bank boosts quarterly dividend 10 percent, net profit drops
• Wall Street turns mostly lower as Iran rejects calls to suspend nuclear ambitions
• Investigators confirm man killed by security forces in Indian Kashmir was a civilian
• Indonesia grounds airline's Boeing 737-300s after plane buckles in hard landing
• Ukrainian parliament rejects president's choice of new foreign minister, security chief
• U.S. troops clash with insurgents in Ramadi; local officials say women and children among those killed
• TD Bank boosts quarterly dividend 10 percent, net profit drops
• HSBC announces departure of two top executives at U.S. business
• London Woman Claims to Jackson Kids' Mom
• Euro, yen down against U.S. dollar
• TRW Automotive earnings fall for quarter, full year
• Moroccan government sets Sept. 7 date for parliamentary elections
• German budget deficit falls to 1.7 percent of GDP in 2006
• Russian, U.S. security advisers acknowledge disagreements, pledge cooperation
• Wallwork returns after November stabbing
• Czech brewer Budvar reports 5-percent increase in production in 2006
• Rapper Beanie Sigel back in court in Philadelphia, asked about friends, positive drug test
• League upholds ban on Catania's stadium until end of the season
• Sampdoria captain Flachi is suspended after testing positive for cocaine
• Kenya's telecom regulator orders phone companies to cut call costs
• Minnesota aims to set national pace on renewable energy with goal of 25 percent by 2025
• Ukrainian parliament rejects president's choice of new foreign minister, security chief
• Brazilian striker Jailson moves to Russia's Rubin Kazan
• Kenya's telecom regulator orders phone companies to cut call costs
• Yoko Ono Talks About Lennon Documentary
• Abercrombie predicts earnings at or below Wall Street estimates, cites wage hikes, cost of London store
• U.S. jobless claims fall sharply last week
• EU clears private equity groups to buy German TV network ProSiebenSat.1
• Skirmishes ahead of Senegal vote suggest volatility in one of Africa's "model democracies"
• Yoko Ono says like Lennon, other artists are demonstrating for peace, but in different ways
• Second case of rape allegations in a week surface in Iraq
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• U.S. stocks finish mixed after Fed minutes, consumer prices show inflation remains a concern
• Ireland's inflation surges close to six-year high
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• Leaders of Sudan and Chad agree to bolster peace efforts to help end violence in Darfur
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• UK to cut troops in Iraq, triggering standoff in U.S.
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• Biotechnology industry output valued at over NT$177b in 2006
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• Taiwan rankled as China litter washes up on beaches
• President praises ultra-endurance athlete
• Freeway Bureau sets rules to regulate holiday traffic
• After decades of confusion, Taiwan asserting itself - in name only
• Government set to use ethanol gasoline in official vehicles throughout Taipei City
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• 'President Wang' tours Penghu islands
• Groups plan events to mark 228 Incident
• 'Red shirts' accuse Shih of spending donations on trip
• Insurgents set off chlorine bomb in second 'dirty' chemical attack
• Italy's Prodi resigns after foreign policy defeat
• Iran calls for talks with U.S., continues to defy U.N. Security Council
• Class action suit filed against Wang
• Yu announces plan to run for president
• Police clash with rioters in Greek education protest
• Worldwide server shipments experienced nine percent growth in 2006
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• K-Fed Court Appearance Is Canceled
• For his first fight abroad, Guerrero wants to recapture IBF belt
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• Nestle says full-year 2006 profit rose 14 percent
• London's FTSE-100 index up 23.80 points at 6,380.90
• Britney Spears May Be Back in Rehab
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• New Zealand Fishermen Catch Rare Squid
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• J.C. Penney posts lower 4Q profit, cautious 1Q outlook
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• Ex-secret police chief arrested for alleged ties with Colombia's far-right militias
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• Russian swimmer Ivanenko suspended for doping
• Oscar-winning Dutch filmmaker Fons Rademakers dies at 86
• Economic study: energy-rich Arab countries are next emerging market
• Janitor service owners in US charged in nationwide sweep of illegal immigrants
• European markets end higher
• Somali president says reconciliation meeting set soon as step toward peace, democracy
• Juventus sign defender Grygera from Ajax for next season
• Lenovo looks to become US household name
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• Bush pushes ethanol energy initiative
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• Wimbledon ditches with tradition _ women to get paid same as men
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• Anna Nicole Smith Decision Due Today
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• Teens Allegedly Keep Stolen Car 2 Weeks
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• Judge: Baby's Guardian Gets Smith's Body
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• `The Producers' to End Run in April
• Man Gets 5 Years in Prison, Life Partner
• Puppet show for Palestinian youngsters has simple message: Just say 'no' _ to nepotism
• `The Producers' to end its Broadway run in April; `Young Frankenstein' coming next
• Pregnant mainland Chinese women flock to Hong Kong to win residency rights for children
• `Ghosts of Abu Ghraib' looks at perpetrators, victims and leaders who accepted atrocities
• U.S. diplomat to travel to India for talks on civil nuclear trade
• Journalist saw risk as a way of proving himself
• While Pete Wentz' antics make rock headlines, Fall Out Boy focuses on the rock music
• For actors in Stoppard's 'The Coast of Utopia,' long days and nights _ and plenty of rewards
• Writer's years as child soldier in Sierra Leone still haunt his days, nights
• Lovers of Japan's fading country homes find new ways to save cultural treasures
• Video-game Review: "WarioWare" and other games that are more fun with more than 1
• Darth Vader's brother, Chad, becomes a comedic force on the Internet
• Scientific debate on the wane, fight brews over how to address climate change
• Copa Libertadores: Venezuela's Caracas beats Ecuador's Liga de Quito 1-0
• 'Grey's Anatomy' Fans Could See Double
• For a change, new plays are stirring excitement on Broadway this spring
• New `Black Donnellys': A drama of four Irish brothers where loyalty and violence rule
• A Boy for Country Star and Actress Wife
• Film review: `Starter for 10' is funnier, smarter than the average coming-of-age comedy
• Film review: `Gray Matters' aims for `40s screwball comedy but lacks chemistry
• It's a boy for country star Brad Paisley and actress wife Kimberly Williams
• Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Turns 40
• Rookie Angela Park leads at Fields Open
• `The Producers' to End Run in April
• `The Producers' to end its Broadway run in April; `Young Frankenstein' coming next
• Australian media and gambling company PBL reports 12 percent fall in profit
• Australian media and gambling company PBL reports 12 percent fall in profit
• Alaska Natives, environmental groups worried about Shell drilling plan
• Government pushes vigilance, not new regulations for trillion-dollar hedge fund industry
• Kidd stays, and so do all the other big names
• Cheney: China's anti-satellite test 'not consistent' with stated goal of a peaceful rise
• US presidential hopeful Romney calls on New York officials to divest from Iran
• Top Australian insurer QBE posts record A$1.5 billion profit
• Cadbury Schweppes, Mastercard testing vending machines that take credit cards
• Busta Rhymes arrested, accused of traffic violation in New York
• Rookie Angela Park leads at Fields Open
• Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival still bopping after 40 years
• Jailer Arrested for Pot Mashed Potatoes
• Senate Democrats move to limit U.S. military mission in Iraq
• Man Does 40 Squat Thrusts on Elephant
• U.S. relaxing new passport rules for Canadian children
• Sanyo investigated by authorities over reports of suspected false earnings
• Sanyo investigated by authorities over reports of suspected false earnings
• Copa Libertadores: River Plate beats Colo Colo 2-1
• Copa Libertadores: River Plate, Caracas win in Group 6
• Sabres, Senators in wild brawl after Drury hurt
• Morrison begins comeback bid with knockout
• Nuclear accord with North Korea could help relations with China, U.S. bargainer says
• Smith to Be Buried Near Son in Bahamas
• Davis Cup: New Zealand-Philippine match to be played on synthetic grass
• Brett Lee ruled out of World Cup
• Brett Lee ruled out of World Cup
• Oil trading slow as market reacts to U.S. inventory data
• Oil trading slow as market reacts to U.S. inventory data
• No. 1 milk company in US says 'no' to clones
• Schwarzenegger vows quick fix to relieve California's prison overcrowding
• Busta Rhymes Stopped by NY Police
• Japan's crown prince turns 47, says wife gradually recovering from stress-induced illness
• Busta Rhymes Stopped by NY Police
• Rapper Busta Rhymes accused of driving with suspended license in New York
• Venus, Haas, Murray, Fish advance in Memphis
• BP CEO's deposition related to blast lawsuits delayed
• Librarians Debate Award-Winning Novel
• First Four 'American Idol' Singers Axed
• Myanmar's state-run media warns of crackdown after demonstration for reforms
• Etta James, Dianne Reeves headline Playboy Jazz Festival
• Central America soccer federation fines El Salvador for fan misbehavior
• Park, Prammanasudh lead at Fields Open
• US man charged with uploading Oscar movie copy of 'Flushed Away' onto Internet
• Reality TV show from Steven Spielberg to air in May
• Wheldon fast again at Homestead.
• New Zealand looks to Asia for skilled workers
• Kevin Federline cancels family court appearance, as Britney Spears enters rehab
• California Democrats target truckers, utilities with state proposal on global warming
• Former mujahedeen stage rally in Kabul to support amnesty for suspected war criminals
• Some 'fake fur' includes dog hair, animal rights group says
• Man Charged With Uploading Movie to Web
• Myanmar's state-run media warns of crackdown after demonstration for reforms
• New Zealand stocks break 5-day losing streak
• Ex-secret police chief arrested for alleged ties with Colombia's far-right militias
• Venus, Haas, Murray, Fish advance in Memphis
• Champions Cup: Pachuca defeats Marquense 2-0
• Sanyo investigated by authorities over reports of suspected false earnings
• Philippine shares rise as market continues to attract investors
• Hundreds of former Nepal rebel fighters return to confinement camps
• Luol leads Bulls past Cavs 84-78
• Amnesty International calls for action to end Philippine political killings
• Amnesty International calls for action to end Philippine political killings
• Breakthrough in global trade talks a matter of months: WTO chief
• Breakthrough in global trade talks a matter of months: WTO chief
• Breakthrough in global trade talks a matter of months: WTO chief
• South Korean prime minister to resign in early March
• Engineers to drop concrete balls in attempt to stem flow of Indonesian mud volcano
• Smith to Be Buried Near Son in Bahamas
• US Senate Democrats drafting plan to take back authority Congress granted Bush for Iraq war
• Sabres edge Senators 6-5
• Michael Letzig leads NZ PGA after rainy second round
• Michael Letzig leads NZ PGA after rainy second round
• Brett Lee ruled out of World Cup
• Brett Lee ruled out of World Cup
• Patients keep pouring into Indonesian hospitals despite receding flood waters
• Patients keep pouring into Indonesian hospitals despite receding flood waters
• Sabres edge Senators 6-5
• Resources sector helps boost Australian stocks to new record highs
• New Zealand's Tua stops Hawkins for 5th straight win
• India's Dimple Kapadia says her acting relies on spontaneity
• Brett Lee ruled out of World Cup
• India's Dimple Kapadia says her acting relies on spontaneity
• US man charged with uploading 'Flushed Away' after getting copy from Oscar voter
• Dollar slips in Asian trading
• Dollar slips in Asian trading
• 3 Yamaha Motor officials arrested over attempt to export helicopter to China
• Daniel Baldwin passes drug treatment program, lawyer says
• Myanmar cracks down on protesters, detaining 5
• Russia's foreign minister arrives in Afghanistan
• Malaysia says southern economic zone investment on track; 2 leisure deals signed
• Myanmar cracks down on protesters, detaining 5
• Lawyer: Daniel Baldwin Passes Drug Tests
• Japanese stocks rise for second straight session
• Japanese stocks rise for second straight session
• Spielberg Reality Show Set for May
• Oil trading slow as market reacts to U.S. inventory data
• Oil trading slow as market reacts to U.S. inventory data
• Lawyer: Daniel Baldwin Passes Drug Tests
• Spielberg Reality Show Set for May
• Briton wins lawsuit against Malaysian government over passport battle
• South Korea, US to hold high-level trade talks next week
• South Korea, US to hold high-level trade talks next week
• Smith to Be Buried in Bahamas
• Smith to Be Buried Near Son in Bahamas
• Super 14: Hurricanes beat Brumbies 11-10
• Super 14: Hurricanes beat Brumbies 11-10
• Engineers to drop concrete balls to stem flow of Indonesian mud volcano
• Malaysian author sues government for banning book linked to racial sensitivities
• Rehab Could Help Britney Keep Her Kids
• Italian president holds second day of talks on forming new government
• German business confidence slips again in February
• German utility RWE's 2006 net profit rises 73 percent to euro3.85 billion
• Millennium & Copthorne says fourth-quarter profit almost doubled
• Tokyo, London stock exchanges to work together to develop new businesses
• Robinson injury keeps him out of Ireland game
• German business confidence slips again in February
• Hong Kong shares drop in profit-taking
• Authorities investigate Sanyo over reports of suspected false earnings
• UN: Nearly 31,000 former rebels confined to camp as part of Nepal peace process
• Sony giving away freebies for PlayStation 3 machine to woo buyers
• India's leader seeks help from state heads to curb inflation
• SKorea: Environment must be created for NKorea to abandon nuclear program
• Fuji Heavy to recall more than 850 Subaru vehicles over brake system flaws
• Fuji Heavy to recall more than 850 Subaru vehicles over brake system flaws
• India's Kunal Kapoor takes on a very different role in 'Hat Trick'
• India's Kunal Kapoor takes on a very different role in 'Hat Trick'
• U.S. goalkeeper happy at Everton, looks forward to 2010 World Cup
• World Bank gives US$60 million loan to help Albanian road project, land reform
• Singapore shares end at fresh high led by tech stocks
• Former NBA star Dennis Johnson dies at 52
• Alcatel-Lucent shares rise after U.S. jury finds against Microsoft in patent dispute
• Amnesty International calls for action to end Philippine political killings
• Hitachi shows off world's smallest RFID chip -- no larger than a speck of powder
• Spears' checking in to rehab could help her retain custody of children, attorneys say
• Valuev to defend his title April 14
• Italy wins team sprint gold at Nordic worlds
• Italy wins team sprint gold at Nordic worlds
• Insurgent groups call for revenge for alleged rapes in Iraq
• Malaysia says southern economic zone investment on track; 2 leisure deals signed
• Malaysia says southern economic zone investment on track; 2 leisure deals signed
• Malaysia says southern economic zone investment on track; 2 leisure deals signed
• Malaysia says southern economic zone investment on track; 2 leisure deals signed
• Philippine shares rise as market continues to attract investors
• Xinhua unit plans IPO in New York, aiming to raise up to US$371 million
• WPP says 2006 profit rose 20 percent on expanding Asian economies
• Xinhua unit plans IPO in New York, aiming to raise up to US$371 million
• Xinhua unit plans IPO in New York, aiming to raise up to US$371 million
• Health Minister has lung ailment and anemia, doctor says
• Raytheon wins EU clearance to sell aircraft business to Goldman Sachs and Onex
• Julia Mancuso resumes run at overall title
• Champions Cup: Pachuca defeats Marquense 2-0
• German business confidence slips again in February
• Putin lays wreath, communists criticize state of armed forces as Russia marks military holiday
• Italian oil company Eni SpA posts 28 percent net profit loss in fourth quarter
• Turkish police detain Kurdish politician for remarks warning of Kurdish uprising
• Rehab Could Help Britney Keep Her Kids
• Smith to Be Buried Near Son in Bahamas
• Finland's Manninen wins gold medal at Nordic worlds
• Finland's Manninen wins gold medal at Nordic worlds
• Actor Facing Murder Rap: I'm No Monster
• Arcelor Mittal signs deals to mine iron ore in Senegal
• Lafarge says full-year profit rose 25 percent
• Presidential hopeful McCain's job as senator limits his time for courting voters
• Actor Facing Murder Rap: I'm No Monster
• Russia's foreign minister opens new embassy in Afghanistan
• Capitalia posts 12 percent rise in preliminary net profit, looks for merger
• 'Sopranos' actor facing murder charge tells TV station: I'm no 'cold-blooded killer'
• U.S. dollar mixed in European morning trading, gold rises in London
• Japanese stocks at near 7-year high; SKorea, Singapore, Australia hit new records
• Italian president holds second day of talks on forming new government
• Arcelor Mittal signs deals to mine iron ore in Senegal
• Euro down against the U.S. dollar
• Sabres, Senators rivalry heats up with brawl
• Man Does 40 Squat Thrusts on Elephant
• Philadelphia Orchestra names interim director
• Finland's Manninen wins gold medal at Nordic worlds
• Finland's Manninen wins gold medal at Nordic worlds
• Hundreds of workers plan walkout at two Nokia plants in Finland
• Merkel and Chirac call for burden sharing on Airbus
• Man Sentenced to Prison, Gets Married
• Six Nations: England's task getting harder all the time
• Indian shares fall, investors jittery about inflation
• Indian shares fall, investors jittery about inflation
• London's FTSE-100 index up 1.6 points at 6382.5 at midday
• Lowe's 4th quarter profit falls 11.5 percent, citing housing slump
• Insurgent groups call for revenge for alleged rapes in Iraq
• Sunni Arab clerics demand justice for alleged rape victims in Iraq; insurgent groups call for revenge
• Volkswagen: We're not interested in buying Chrysler, if it were to be sold
• 'American Idol' Viewers Cut 4 Singers
• Myanmar cracks down on protesters, detaining 5
• Husqvarna says 4th-quarter profit rose on improved margins
• Some Coats May Have Fur From Dogs
• Corin's shares soar on anticipated FDA approval
• Delphi to shut down factory in southern Spain
• Kurdish politician in Turkey charged with inciting hatred
• Jerman gives Slovenia first downhill win
• UEFA allows Cech to wear protective helmet in Euro 2008 qualifiers
• China and Iranian foreign ministers discuss nuclear issue, Xinhua reports
• `The Producers' to End Run in April
• Tokyo, London stock exchanges to work together to develop new businesses
• Wal-Mart executive lobbies top India officials, talks joint venture with local company
• Oil prices rise as market reacts to U.S. inventory data
• California lawmaker drops unpopular effort to ban spanking, offers new bill to prevent abuse
• Lowe's 4th quarter profit falls 11.5 percent, citing housing slump
• Lafarge says 4th-quarter profit fell 15 percent on higher tax liability
• `American Idol' Goes to Summer Camp
• New EU commissioner says Europeans must improve language skills to compete in global market
• Lothar-Guenther Buchheim, author of "Das Boot," has died at 89, museum says
• EU clears Mexico's Nemak to buy Norsk Hydro's automotive castings unit
• Six Nations: Scotland wary of improving Italy
• Vice President Cheney refuses to back down from criticism of Pelosi's Iraq war opposition
• `American Idol' performing arts camp for teens will open this summer in Massachusetts
• DaimlerChrysler expects truck group earnings to fall in '07, but still remain profitable
• Smith to Be Buried in Bahamas
• Husqvarna says 4th-quarter profit rose on improved margins
• Smith Paternity Dispute Going to Court
• Smith Paternity Dispute Going to Court
• Ferguson said Lille's defense should have stopped Giggs' goal
• Canada's high court to rule on key anti-terrorism law that detains suspects indefinitely
• Fight Over Smith's Body, Baby Drags On
• Finland's Ahlstrom to set up joint paper venture with Brazilian VCP
• Lothar-Guenther Buchheim, author of "Das Boot," has died at 89, museum says
• WPP says 2006 profit rose 20 percent on expanding Asian economies
• New world record set for world's hottest chili pepper
• UPS signs new agreement with Airbus over order for A380 super-jumbo jets
• Automaker SEAT's president to report directly to Volkswagen board, Audi says
• Police warn men to beware of "hugging bandit"
• Nationalists urge Serbia to abandon EU plans, quit UN if Kosovo gains independence
• Morrison wins fight, says that he's HIV free
• Arsenal's Henry accepts supporting role in final
• Ronaldo takes center stage in Milan
• Leverkusen frustrates Blackburn
• NBA legend dies of heart attack in Austin, aged 52
• Ice skaters concerned over falling audiences
• U.S. fly fishing takes center stage in May
• ANC impatient with Springbok chiefs over lack of black players
• Australian paceman out of squad bound for Caribbean
• Pakistan team beset with problems before World Cup
• Devils triumph over the Rangers
• Top two teams in division lock horns, Senators lose
• Nominated actresses' choice of outfit means big business
• Dolce & Gabbana bring out crops, corsets
• Nike Air Force 1 still flying high after 25 years
• Sanyo probed over reports of false earnings
• Harley-Davidson union approves strike settlement
• Buffett keeps controversial China shares
• Wall Street ends mixed as jitters over Iran refusal chill investors
• Dealers predict rebound of yen will be only brief respite
• Oil-rich Arab nations may be next large emerging market
• Global server shipments up 9%, says research firm
• Study sees Europe IT booming
• South Korea, U.S. schedule next FTA talks
• U.S. milk king says 'no' to clones
• Forbes reveals list of world's priciest homes
• In Brief
• Malaysia leader slams plan to spy on couples
• Thousands of former rebels confined to camp as part of Nepal peace process
• Patients continue to pour into hospitals in Indonesia after floods
• East Timor civilian killed by Australian troops
• South Korea calls for threats against Pyongyang to end
• In Brief
• Cluster bomb conference in Norway aims to have treaty by 2008 deadline
• Al-Qaida reportedly hunted from Ethiopian bases
• Fresh round of talks begin in Italy over Prodi's post
• Cleric of alleged CIA kidnapping case says he was tortured in Egypt
• U.S. soldier gets 100-year sentence for rape, murder
• Iraqi insurgents attack U.S. troops in Ramadi
• Dogs are everywhere we want to be
• The myth of Muslim support for terror
• U.S. can't afford to look away as Putin returns Russia to totalitarianism
• In Egypt's battle of identity politics Baha'is fight to be recognized as people
• Fury in Sri Lanka grows over anti-terror regulations
• Pregnant mainland Chinese women flock to Hong Kong
• In Brief
• Chiu pledges urgent action in Kaohsiung
• Government urged to pay attention to impact of large yuan stash in Taiwan
• Tsai sees big improvement in holiday traffic this year
• Firms eyeing Taiwan's movie industry
• Backlog of more than 24,000 cases grows as Legislature refuses to endorse Control Yuan nominees
• Top aide vows to help heal Chen-Lee relations
• Chen praises presidential candidates
• Washington urged to learn about 228
• Wu denies rumors of plan to run for KMT chairman
• Bolivian city isolated by worst floods in 25 years
• President Ahmadinejad vows to show no weakness over nuclear program
• Yu promises to make Taiwan a 'normal country' within ten years
• Lotto's NT$700m goes to one winner
• Cheney criticizes China's arms buildup
• Premier Su to declare presidential bid Sunday
• Chen to step in and mediate DPP presidential ticket
• Rebar founder looks younger and rounder despite detention
• Wang not in a hurry to declare presidential bid: aides
• Preserved human kidney recovered 2 months after theft from exhibit in Seattle
• West African election weighs a visionary, and some say impractical, president
• Defying Toscanini, tenor Florez cedes to 'encore' calls from La Scala's balconies
• Weekly barrier protest turns West Bank village into symbol, but enclosure remains
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Tenor Cedes to Encore Calls at La Scala
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Nymex Holdings files with the SEC to sell more shares to the public; shares fall
• Qualcomm, Broadcom settle dispute over 2 patent cases, others still headed for trial
• U.K. trial of 2 men accused of bomb plot collapses after jury fails to reach verdict
• Opera Star's DWI Case Dropped in NYC
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• West African election weighs a visionary, and some say impractical, president
• Dutoit Named as Interim Conductor
• Jerman gives Slovenia first downhill win
• Oil prices rise above $61 a barrel, extending earlier gains on U.S. inventory data
• Russian companies plan uranium extraction in Namibia
• Opera Star's DWI Case Dropped in NYC
• Opium eradication underway in Taliban heartland to dismay of Afghan farmers
• Spain enacts tough anti-doping law
• EU to talk to U.S. officials about hedge fund guidelines
• UEFA rejects Lille protest against Man United's winning goal
• Julia Mancuso resumes run at overall title
• European markets end higher
• Mascherano keen to restart career with debut for Liverpool
• Swiss native Charles Dutoit named as interim conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra
• Lawyer for workers says BP settles 2 lawsuits stemming from Texas City oil refinery blast
• Incoming centrist Dutch Cabinet to change policies, including burqa ban
• Dutoit Named as Interim Conductor
• Goetschl wins super-G title after injured Kildow ends season
• EU vote observers say Venezuela presidential election was fair despite some concerns
• Many Italian museums to close Saturday and Sunday mornings to protest job insecurity
• Disputes in Smith Saga Move to Bahamas
• Christie's auction house buys London's Haunch of Venison contemporary art gallery
• UEFA rejects Lille protest against Man United's winning goal
• Fight Over Smith's Body, Baby Drags On
• Putin lays wreath, communists criticize state of armed forces as Russia marks military holiday
• West African election weighs a visionary, and some say impractical, president
• Sri Lanka expresses concern about executions of its citizens in Saudi Arabia
• Insurer seeks to bar judge from working on Katrina cases
• Fight Over Smith's Body, Baby Drags On
• UPS signs new agreement with troubled Airbus for delay-plagued A380 super-jumbo jets
• Recreating a Beatles Moment
• Pfizer's board elects Constance J. Horner as new lead director
• Preserved human kidney recovered 2 months after theft from exhibit in Seattle
• Britain to increase troop levels in Afghanistan
• Oil prices dip after rising above $61 a barrel to highest point in 2007
• Pfizer gets court injunction against generic Lipitor wholesaler in Denmark
• Italy to keep maximum 10 percent stake in Alitalia after sale
• Christie's Buys Art Gallery
• Opera Star's DWI Case Dropped in NYC
• Oscar-Show Director Gets Seat in a Truck
• Qualcomm, Broadcom settle dispute over 2 patent cases, others still headed for trial
• Nissan North America vice chairman to retire
• UCI says international doping agencies unable to test at Paris-Nice
• Oscar-show director's seat is in a tricked-out truck in theater's parking lot
• Oil prices rise above $61 per barrel in volatile session after earlier reaching 2007 peak
• Jones to lead Compass for next 18 months
• 46 pa
• Oil companies court Guyana ahead of U.N. body ruling
• Six Nations: England's task getting harder all the time
• Beaver Seen in NYC; First in Centuries
• Amgen's Aranesp taken off key drug list for use against anemia of cancer
• Brazilian aviation official calls for bigger foreign stakes in airlines
• Italy to keep maximum 10 percent stake in Alitalia after sale
• Declaration of Independence for $2.48
• AIDS group launches ad campaign criticizing Bristol-Myers for its AIDS drug prices in Mexico
• Hefner: Smith Wanted to Be With Her Son
• Opera Star's DWI Case Dropped in NYC
• Interpol connects World Cup hosts to border protection network
• Hugh Hefner says decision to bury Anna Nicole Smith in the Bahamas was `the right one'
• Insurer seeks to bar judge from working on Katrina cases
• Smith and Brown: Two Celebs Await Burial
• Italian president weighs Prodi's support amid government crisis
• Tiffany Lamps Designed by Women
• Smith and Brown: Two Celebs Await Burial
• Qualcomm, Broadcom settle dispute over 2 patent cases, others still headed for trial
• 3 Italians and a Spaniard in Bogota semis
• Original Tiffany lamps designed and crafted by women, exhibit reveals
• UEFA rejects Lille protest against Man United's winning goal
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Petrobras and Gazprom sign natural gas cooperation agreement
• Cl
• BP settles 2 more lawsuits from refinery blast
• Some 'fake fur' includes dog hair, animal rights group says
• Henin, Mauresmo advance to final at Dubai Open
• Microsoft ordered to pay piper for MP3 technology, but will other suits follow?
• Dolce & Gabbana Crack the Whip in Milan
• U.S. government approves Shire's ADHD drug Vyvanse
• Tenor Cedes to Encore Calls at La Scala
• U.S. government approves Shire's ADHD drug Vyvanse
• Haas, Fish reach semis; Peer into final at Memphis
• Tropas dos EUA prendem filho de l
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Oscar win would revive talk of Al Gore 2008 presidential bid
• Stocks fall moderately following oil rise; bonds rise on subprime concerns
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Carrera fails drug test and stripped of WBA title
• Alleged Ind. Soda Thief Jailed 17 Months
• Microsoft ordered to pay piper for MP3 technology, but will other suits follow?
• Sharks' trade for Korolyuk called off
• Gore Film Odds-On Favorite to Win Oscar
• Federal magistrate recommends tossing suit against Nets new home
• White House to oppose any Senate Democratic effort to revoke war authorization
• Britney Picked Luxurious Rehab Center
• Delaware Judge refuses to invalidate Caremark-CVS deal's $675 million breakup fee
• Child Finds $1,300 in Thrift Store Book
• Britney Spear's luxurious California rehab center is the choice of stars
• Henin, Mauresmo advance to Dubai final
• U.S. civil rights leader encourages inmates to get tested for HIV
• US lawmaker promises hearings on Iraq reconstruction spending after visit
• Woman Allegedly Shoots at Tailgater
• Di Mauro, Hartfield reach semis in Buenos Aires
• German Soccer Summaries
• Actress Amanda Peet gives birth to daughter
• Fight Over Smith's Body, Baby Drags On
• Stuttgart loses ground with scoreless draw
• Federal magistrate recommends tossing suit against Nets new home
• Bus Driver Leaps Off Bus to Save Girl
• Beaver Seen in NYC; First in Centuries
• Oscar Glory Often Means Oscar Bucks
• Company's links to Iran undercut Romney's call for divestment
• Woman Allegedly Shoots at Tailgater
• Academy Awards can boost a movie's revenue, but impact is hard to measure
• Dollar Declines On Interest Rate Worries
• Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack got $41.4 million in compensation for 2006
• Arsenal sticking with youth for League Cup final against Chelsea
• Schwab's new COO gets $1.4 million in addition to raise, more stock
• Disputes in Smith Saga Move to Bahamas
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Fla. Judge Mocked Over Anna Nicole Case
• Stocks fall moderately following oil rise; bonds rise on subprime concerns
• Guerrero recaptures IBF belt, defeats Denmark's Abazi
• Beaver Seen in NYC; First in Centuries
• Motown Honcho Makes Up With `Dreamgirls'
• 3 Italians and a Spaniard in Bogota semis
• Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton uses 'conversations' to break preconceptions
• Corn futures fall from 10-year highs, correcting earlier gains; soybeans, wheat follow
• A Daughter for Amanda Peet
• Haas, Fish, Murray reach semis; Peer into final at Memphis
• Rats run wild in New York restaurant, video shows
• Guerrero recaptures IBF belt, defeats Denmark's Abazi
• Brazil finance minister taken hostage during robbery
• Isinbayeva fails to break own indoor record in pole vault
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• `Dreamgirls' studios apologize to music legend Berry Gordy for movie parallels to Motown
• Noted Sinatra guitarist Al Viola dies in Los Angeles at 87
• Presidential hopeful Obama ridicules Vice President Cheney over comments on Britain and Iraq
• World Club Challenge Rugby League Winners
• Company's links to Iran undercut Romney's call for divestment
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Oscar organizers promise sunny, surprising, international show
• Texas families file lawsuit to block governor's order requiring cervical cancer vaccine
• Boeing and Lockheed to compete for multibillion-dollar Air Force satellite contract
• Castor avistado em Nova York pela 1
• U.S. trade chief says restarted Doha trade talks hold out promise, finally, of agreement
• Davydenko, Ljubicic advance to semifinals at Rotterdam
• Insurer seeks to bar judge from working on Katrina cases
• Wadkins leads ACE Group Classic
• Departing Dow Jones chairman Peter Kann gets $1.6M in long-term stock awards
• Border security, immigration, terrorism dominate trilateral talks among ministers
• February may be another tough month for US automakers
• Cheney outlines concerns about China's military rise, North Korea
• Aussie ends Woods' winning streak
• US Vice President leaves open military option against Iran
• Jamaica quarantines 23 Haitian migrants in fight against malaria outbreak
• St. Helens defeat Brisbane 18-14 in World Club Challenge
• Border security, immigration, terrorism dominate trilateral talks among ministers
• IAEA chief says North Korea has invited him to discuss dismantling nuclear program
• Hey Boo Boo: Weekley tied for lead in Mexico
• Alleged Ind. Soda Thief Jailed 17 Months
• Presidential candidate Obama ridicules Cheney's version of why British troops leaving Iraq
• Radmanovic says he lied about shoulder injury
• Signs mount of end game for Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe
• Sosa has more pressing issues than answering steroids questions
• WGC Match Play Championship Pairings
• Wendy's to close its original fast food restaurant
• West African election weighs a visionary, and some say impractical, president
• Opium eradication underway in Taliban heartland to dismay of Afghan farmers
• Aussie ends Woods' winning streak
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Britain to increase troop levels in Afghanistan
• US Vice President Cheney leaves open military option against Iran
• Chavez says Venezuela seeking to sell a Citgo refinery
• Texas families file lawsuit to block governor's order requiring cervical cancer vaccine
• Britney Picked Luxurious Rehab Center
• Basic health care should be top priority in Africa, not just fighting AIDS, African official says
• Trustees Seek DNA From Brown's Body
• Prammanasudh leads at Fields Open, Pressel makes move
• U.S. state governor on Germany trip in bid for steel mill
• Farsi-language voter materials draw fire in U.S.
• Racy Internet Photos Linked to `Idol'
• White House says revoking Bush's war authority would bring chaos in Iraq
• Chivas USA's Bornstein to miss 6 weeks with injury
• Wendy's to close its original fast food restaurant
• Internet gossip links racy photos to `American Idol' contestant
• Microsoft says it fixed bug that sent online ad costs soaring
• Ken Howard: Alzheimer's Role Hit Home
• Defense chief says some blamed for problems at military's best-known hospital be held accountable
• Monaco, Di Mauro, Hartfield reach semis in Buenos Aires
• Racy Internet Photos Linked to 'Idol'
• Nymex Holdings files with the SEC to sell more shares to the public
• Text Messages Land Teacher in Hot Water
• Declaration of Independence for $2.48
• Gordon wins California pole
• Tapia gets second opponent in less than 12 hours
• Presidential hopeful McCain says British Prime Minister Blair sacrificed career for Iraq
• Haas, Fish, Murray reach semis; Peer into final at Memphis
• Chrysler tries to balance restructuring with possibility of sale
• Ben Stiller crowned 'man of the year' by Harvard's Hasty Pudding drama troupe
• The Smithereens take on the album that changed their lives, the first album by The Beatles
• Racy Web Photos Linked to 'Idol' Singer
• Some 'fake fur' includes dog hair, animal rights group says
• Former Iowa governor Vilsack drops out of U.S. presidential race
• Almagro, Monaco, Di Mauro, Hartfield reach semis in Buenos Aires
• NASCAR Nextel Cup-Auto Club 500 Lineup
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Tapia gets yet another opponent for final bout
• Beaver Seen in NYC; First in Centuries
• Reports: Citigroup discussing takeover of Japanese brokerage Nikko Cordial
• Reports: Citigroup discussing takeover of Japanese brokerage Nikko Cordial
• As Colombia marks Betancourt's 5th year in captivity, rebels repeat offer of prisoner swap
• Text Messages Land Teacher in Hot Water
• Radmanovic says he lied about shoulder injury
• Country Returns to LA Airwaves
• Country music FM radio station to return to Los Angeles next week after 6-month absence
• Roddick wins as top 4 seeds advance; Williams follows
• Boyes pair leads Boston past Lightning
• 25,000 rally to support amnesty for suspected Afghan war criminals
• Ben Stiller crowned 'man of the year' by Harvard's Hasty Pudding drama troupe
• Text Messages Land Teacher in Hot Water
• US teacher sent drug text messages to police instead of dealer, police say
• 2 suspected terrorists die in Pakistan when bomb explodes accidentally
• Reports: North Korea's main nuclear envoy to visit US within days
• Reports: North Korea's main nuclear envoy to visit US within days
• Prammanasudh leads Fields Open, rookie in the hunt
• J.Lo and Bon Jovi to Appear on 'Idol'
• J.Lo and Bon Jovi to Appear on 'Idol'
• Tony Bennett, Bon Jovi, J.Lo to appear on 'American Idol'
• Ben Stiller crowned 'man of the year' by Harvard's Hasty Pudding drama troupe
• Reports: Malaysia's armed forces declare war on termite threat
• Reports: Malaysia's armed forces declare war on termite threat
• Prammanasudh leads Fields Open, rookie in the hunt
• China to tighten control of social security funds following Shanghai scandal
• Academy Award organizers hope best-picture race will boost TV ratings
• Indonesia prepares to try plugging mud geyser with giant concrete balls
• US Vice President Cheney warns Iran on defying anti-nuclear efforts
• Military: Sri Lankan troops capture 3 Tamil Tiger bases in northeast
• Kidd's triple-double leads Nets past Kings
• Super 14: Highlanders beat Stormers 35-24
• J.Lo and Bon Jovi to Appear on 'Idol'
• Super 14: Highlanders beat Stormers 35-24
• Trump Eyes N.J. as Final Resting Place
• Germany's Teichmann wins cross country pursuit gold
• Germany's Teichmann wins cross country pursuit gold
• Howison reclaims lead in New Zealand PGA
• Howison reclaims lead in New Zealand PGA
• Pakistan couple hurt in India train bombing returns home with bodies of 5 children
• NKorea invites chief U.N. nuclear inspector; NKorean envoy looks set to visit U.S.
• 3 militants die in Pakistan when bomb explodes accidentally
• Super 14: Blues beat Reds 38-13
• Super 14: Blues beat Reds 38-13
• Mexican trucks to be able to travel freely throughout the U.S.
• Text Messages Land Teacher in Hot Water
• On Baghdad streets, kids play out the city's sectarian war
• On Baghdad streets, kids play out the city's sectarian war
• Rats Run Wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y.
• Italy's Prodi appears set to return to office
• Farrow Urges UN to Send Forces to Darfur
• 15 police die in rebel ambush in remote northeast India
• Italian president asks Prodi to stay on as premier
• Italian president asks Prodi to stay on as premier
• Poutiainen leads first run of giant slalom
• Government urged to end speculation as report suggests huge rise in Olympic costs
• Italian president asks Prodi to stay on as premier
• Switzerland's Ammann wins ski jumping gold
• Switzerland's Ammann wins ski jumping gold
• Malaysian Military Plagued by Termites
• Text Messages Land Teacher in Hot Water
• Oscar-Show Director Gets Seat in a Truck
• Poutiainen leads first run of giant slalom
• Guay beats Jerman to get first World Cup win
• Indonesia drops first series of concrete balls into gushing mud volcano
• Switzerland's Ammann wins ski jumping gold
• Switzerland's Ammann wins ski jumping gold
• Super 14: Lions edge Force, claim first win in Australia
• Pakistan police arrest 2 men for allegedly slaying women accused of sex outside marriage
• Pakistan police arrest 2 men for allegedly slaying women accused of sex outside marriage
• Italian president asks Prodi to stay on as premier, seeking end to political crisis
• Kirchgasser wins highly technical World Cup giant slalom
• Guay beats Jerman to get first World Cup win
• Kirchgasser wins highly technical World Cup giant slalom
• Zidane to play in charity match
• New Palestinian government expected by early March: Parliament speaker
• Michigan U.S. attorney announces resignation; Democrat says it could be forced
• Guay gives Canada first downhill victory in 13 years
• Pope urges faithful to follow their conscience and reject threats against life
• Radcliffe back in training, aiming for World Championships
• CNBC report says KKR poised to buy Texas utility in huge private buyout
• Fugitive former Servette president arrested in Spain
• Kirchgasser captures first World Cup victory
• Former Stanley Cup winner Fredrik Olausson retires
• Prime minister says Hungary's priority is economic balance, increased growth
• Ronaldo scores late winner to put United nine points clear
• Kiriasis edges Rohbock for bobsled World Cup title
• Ronaldo scores late winner to put United nine points clear
• Bend it like Jesus: Vatican's clerical soccer tournament kicks off in Rome
• Terry recovers to play in League Cup final
• Attorney: No Smith Funeral Before Tues.
• Gunmen threatened 'bloodbath' during robbery of Brazil finance minister
• Kirchgasser captures first World Cup victory
• Beyonce, Taylor, Newman to Rock Oscars
• Former US ambassador to UN calls for troop withdrawal, increased diplomacy in Iraq
• Zidane returns _ in Thailand _ and doesn't want to talk about his future
• Zidane returns _ in Thailand _ and doesn't want to talk about his future
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe holds 83rd birthday party amid mounting discontent
• Hungarian ballet dancer Ferenc Havas, who performed in Britain and France, dies at 71
• Evangelist calls on Filipinos to protect their votes
• Poet's Corner
• Suffering is not always bad
• In Brief
• Bird, poultry imports from Britain banned after avian flu scare
• Coca-Cola gains full ownership of San Miguel
• Philippines to ease forex contols
• Political killings traced to Philippine military
• Pinoy Text Club
• Rejecting sin, professing faith
• The challenges of parenthood
• Taiwan's women advance in bid for Olympic berth
• Lu stumbles after frustrating Roddick
• Sidelines
• Clark wants toughest bowling tasks at cricket World Cup
• Red Wings' home win streak ends, but they still get the point
• Arsenal to stay with youth in Cup final against Blues
• Nash has Suns back in high gear
• Tiger Woods' U.S. winning streak ends at seven
• Amsterdam A walking tour of a city where only bikersignore the red lights
• In Brief
• Deputy defense minister denies report Israel is planning Iran strike
• U.S. pilot gets military honor after 40 years
• Woman dies as train hurtles off tracks in remote part of Britain
• Sinkhole in Guatemala swallows homes, kills 2
• UK to up Afghanistan troop levels
• Wade remains confident ahead of Senegal poll
• Sierra Leone navy sets sights on catching fishermen from China
• Saharan salt caravans continue to ply ancient, inhospitable route
• Ethnic intricacies make policing Bosnia difficult
• Opium crackdown angers farmers in Taliban heartland
• Clinton picks wrong quarrel with Obama
• Howard needs to clean up his act over environment
• From Pluto, U.S. inflation is near 10 percent
• Clever wordplay energizes an oddball adventure
• 'New Anger' in U.S. attributed to '60s liberals
• Use of 'scrotum' in children's novel debated
• In Brief
• Francis Ford Coppola goes back to directing
• Galleries
• Museums
• Concerts
• Theater
• Events
• In Brief
• Survey shows most students enjoy having fitness classes
• Trade in 5 free zones reached NT$15b for 2006, official says
• KMT official says no one coming forward for chairman's post
• KMT, PFP mulling task force to counter DPP tactics, aide discloses
• Su expected to announce bid for presidency today
• Daughter of noodle mogul plans to wage legal battle
• Mugabe bash highlights tensions in Zimbabwe
• IAEA chief invited by Pyongyang to discuss dismantling nuke program
• U.S. points to PRC role in cross-strait issues
• Ma Chao-chun dies of heart attack
• Napolitano asks Prodi to stay on as Italy premier
• Italy beats Scotland 37-17 for first away Six Nations triumph
• Harvard Drama Troupe Honors Ben Stiller
• Harvard Drama Troupe Honors Ben Stiller
• Italy beats Scotland 37-17 for first away Six Nations triumph
• Italy beats Scotland 37-17 for first away Six Nations triumph
• Biaggi, Toseland lead Superbike after season-opener
• Will Oscar Suspense Boost TV Ratings?
• Barbados lab will serve as anti-doping office during cricket World Cup
• Henin beats Mauresmo to win Dubai Open
• Decades-old Zodiac killer case still fascinates police, public
• Bayern wins as it tries to turn around dismal Bundesliga season
• Dunfermline belies league position to reach Scottish Cup semifinals
• Univision said to agree to record fine
• Youzhny downs Djokovic to book a finals berth at ABN AMRO
• Super 14: Bulls defeat Chiefs 30-27
• Univision said to agree to record fine from FCC
• Mobile phone division of BenQ Corp. to be broken up
• Italian president asks Prodi to stay on as premier, seeking end to political crisis
• Elmander scores twice to help Toulouse down Marseille 3-0
• Vatican's Soccer Tourney Kicks Off
• Bundesliga Leading Scorers
• Henin beats Mauresmo to win fourth Dubai Open title
• Thousands rally in Madrid against Basque separatist group ETA
• Prime minister says Hungary's priority is economic balance, increased growth
• Chievo beats Torino 3-0, Bogdani scores twice
• European comet probe to make crucial flyby of Mars
• Timberlake Appearance: Fact or Fiction?
• Bar owner says he paid for Justin Timberlake, singer's attorney denies it
• New poll says French presidential race as close as ever
• Timberlake Signing in Chicago Disputed
• Caremark assures shareholders of rights in proposed CVS merger
• Six Nations: Ireland 43, England 13
• Leading English Goalscorers
• Honeywell fined $500,000 for hazardous waste violations at Arizona plant
• Ronaldo scores late winner to put United nine points clear
• Attorney David Berger, pioneer of major class-action suits, dies at 94
• Ireland beats England 43-13 in Six Nations
• Czechoslovakia's "birth certificate" coming to Pittsburgh
• Lund wins skeleton season title; Tretiakov takes European title
• Sen. Nelson Sings With Celebrities on CD
• English Soccer Capsules
• Defending champ Ogilvy easily reaches semifinals
• Defending champ Ogilvy easily reaches semifinals
• Ireland beats England 43-13 in Six Nations
• Growers say proposed rail route to Mexico a threat
• Israel negocia com EUA plano para atacar Ir
• Thrift Store Book Holds $1,300 in Cash
• Six Nations: Ireland outplays England; Italy wins away at last
• N.J. Town to Set Barking Dog Time Limit
• Super 14: Crusaders rally from early deficit for 49-28 victory over Cheetahs
• Bundesliga Soccer Summaries
• Chavez says Bush's Latin America tour doomed to failure
• Hank Williams Jr. Assault Case Dropped
• Police clash with fans in Belgrade
• Haas advances to Memphis final
• Serb police clash with soccer fans in Belgrade; 6 injured
• Deportivo wins 1-0 at Sociedad
• Ireland beats England 43-13 in Six Nations
• Democratic presidential candidate Edwards turns subject to Iraq
• Alex goal gives PSV 1-0 win over Groningen
• Super 14: Tries return to the Super 14 in round four
• Lyon scores two injury-time goals to draw 3-3 with Sochaux
• Palermo draws with Atalanta 1-1; Chievo beats Torino 3-0
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Lawmakers in US state Virginia vote to express `profound regret' for slavery
• Assault case against singer Hank Williams Jr. dropped
• Ecuadorean president hopes new regional lending institution created in 4 months
• Ljubicic, Youzhny advance to ABN AMRO final
• Serie A Summaries
• Di Mauro topples Hartfield to reach first final
• European comet probe to make crucial flyby of Mars
• Areva penalized for accepting photographs of rival boat
• Palermo draws with Atalanta 1-1; Chievo beats Torino 3-0
• Six Nations: France beats Wales to stay on Grand Slam course
• Six Nations: France rallies to beat Wales 32-21
• Italy players savor historic victory over Scotland in Six Nations
• Orman Wishes She Could Marry Her Partner
• Polygamy a prominent feature in Romney's family tree
• Guru Orman Wishes She Could Wed Partner
• Finance guru Suze Orman says marrying her partner makes financial sense
• Real rallies for 1-1 draw with Madrid rival Atletico
• Six US senators back Alabama for ThyssenKrupp AG plant
• Caps snap losing skid, beat Devils 4-2
• Brand leads Clippers over Warriors
• Garbin, Vinci advance to Bogota final
• Adaptation of 'Lady Chatterley's Lover' sweeps French Cesar film awards
• Ogilvy, Stenson advance to final
• Roddick advances, will play Haas in Memphis final
• Jap
• Japan launches fourth spy satellite
• Zodiac Killer Case Still Fascinates
• Funk fights through back pain for 2-shot lead in Mexico
• Diversity, best-picture drama rule the Oscars
• Roddick advances, will play Haas in Memphis final
• Four Palestinians killed in family feud, raising fears of new outbreak of faction fighting
• Wide-Open Races May Boost Oscars Ratings
• `Sunshine' sparkles at Spirit Awards with best picture
• Iran says U.S. is not in a position to take military action against it
• Feisty Cheney fires long-distance shots from the other side of the world
• European comet probe to make crucial flyby of Mars
• Senegal president to square off against 14 opponents in Sunday vote
• Doyle leads ACE Group Classic
• Italian president asks Prodi to stay on as premier, seeking end to political crisis
• Singapore lawmakers turn hip-hop dancers for downtown parade
• Ogilvy, Stenson advance to final
• Pakistan police arrest 2 men for allegedly slaying women accused of sex outside marriage
• Pakistan police arrest 2 men for allegedly slaying women accused of sex outside marriage
• Flanagan wins 3,000 in U.S. Indoor
• Hank Williams Jr. Assault Case Dropped
• Hank Williams Jr. Assault Case Dropped
• Assault case against Hank Williams Jr. dropped, cocktail waitress said he choked her at hotel
• Lamar Lundy, Rams' Fearsome Foursome lineman, dies at 71
• Democratic presidential candidate Edwards turns subject to Iraq
• Canadians capture gold, bronze in women's moguls
• Historic breakthroughs expected for gay-rights bills in US Congress
• Wide-Open Races May Boost Oscars Ratings
• Search is on in Texas swamp for big bird that may be extinct _ the ivory-billed woodpecker
• Singing group in Pennsylvania spices up college a cappella scene with Hindi songs
• European comet begins crucial flyby of Mars
• Scientists hope 'bionic' cat eyes will help fight human blindness
• Beyonce, James Taylor, Melissa Etheridge among those to rock the Oscars
• Shall the South rise again? Three decades after Vietnam War, a cultural divide persists
• Taiwan premier announces candidacy for island's presidency
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• Williams wins her return, Roddick, Haas to play in Memphis final
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• Polygamy prominent in family tree of Mormon US Republican presidential candidate Romney
• 'Lady Chatterley's Lover' Wins 5 Cesars
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• `Sunshine' Sparkles at Spirit Awards
• LA Koreans Angry at Anti-Jewish Cartoon
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• Virginia lawmakers express 'profound regret' for slavery
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• Some U.S. suburbs import urban features to create sense of community
• Shall the South rise again? Three decades after Vietnam War, a cultural divide persists
• Stone's 'Basic Instinct 2' Earns Razzies
• Williams wins her return, Roddick, Haas to play in Memphis final
• Richardson's Hispanic roots separate him from other US Democratic presidential candidates
• Malaysians suspect missing cats, dogs became meals for migrant laborers
• Malaysians suspect missing cats, dogs became meals for migrant laborers
• Nicholas Thompson wins NZ PGA in playoff
• Nicholas Thompson wins NZ PGA in playoff
• Kid leads Nets past Kings 109-96
• Mavs down Nuggets to extend streak to 19 games
• Prammanasudh wins Fields Open
• Broncos running back Damien Nash dies
• Wide-Open Races May Boost Oscars Ratings
• Hank Williams Jr. Assault Case Dropped
• 'Basic Instinct 2' Wins 4 Razzies
• Assault case against Hank Williams Jr. dropped, cocktail waitress said he choked her at hotel
• Hank Williams Jr. Assault Case Dropped
• Nobel laureate Jose Ramos-Horta to run for president in East Timor
• Sharon Stone's `Basic Instinct 2' mocked by Razzies as Hollywood's worst
• Diversity, best-picture drama rule the Oscars
• Caps snap losing skid, beat Devils 4-2
• Russia's Savialova wins cross-country pursuit gold
• Russia's Savialova wins cross-country pursuit gold
• New 'people power' uprising would draw international condemnation, Arroyo warns
• Manninen leads Finland to gold in Nordic combined team event
• Manninen leads Finland to gold in Nordic combined team event
• Wide-Open Races May Boost Oscars Ratings
• 'Basic Instinct 2' Wins 4 Razzies
• 13 injured, 27 arrested after fan violence in Belgrade
• Cheney's plane departs Singapore after refueling, repair of electrical glitch
• Cheney's plane departs Singapore after refueling, repair of electrical glitch
• N.J. Town to Set Time Limit on Barking
• Austrian Matt leads World Cup slalom
• Senegalese president faces 14 opponents in Sunday election
• Schild poised to clinch slalom title
• Austrian Matt leads World Cup slalom
• Former heavyweight champion Lewis dismisses Klitschko fight speculation
• China says 42 people died in accidental fires over Lunar New Year holiday
• China recalls U.S. peanut butter after suspect batches found in Beijing
• Queensland wins domestic limited-overs title
• Queensland wins domestic limited-overs title
• Shops in Bangladesh to close by 7pm to save power
• Bangladesh security agents arrest 2 former ministers in corruption crackdown
• Austria wins ski jumping large hill team event
• Austria wins ski jumping large hill team event
• Israeli troops raid largest West Bank city, put under curfew
• N.J. Town to Set Time Limit on Barking
• Schild wins slalom title
• Austria wins ski jumping large hill team event
• Austria wins ski jumping large hill team event
• Security forces search for rebels after 16 police die in ambush in northeastern India
• Prodi ally contends coalition can win confidence vote and return to power
• Bangladesh security agents arrest 2 former ministers in corruption crackdown
• Prodi ally contends coalition can win confidence vote and return to power
• Japanese, SKorean defense chiefs reaffirm need for close ties
• Matt wins World Cup slalom
• Austrian Matt wins World Cup slalom
• Bahrain releases two Shiite activists jailed for possessing leaflet
• Schild wins slalom title
• Austria wins ski jumping large hill team event
• Austria wins ski jumping large hill team event
• Canada's Anderson wins World Cup snowboard parallels
• Canada's Anderson wins World Cup snowboard parallels
• Kuwait confirms 20 cases of avian flu in birds including falcons and chickens
• Kuwait confirms 20 cases of avian flu in birds including falcons and chickens
• Japan's Abe pledges to press NKorea on abductees at normalization talks
• Schild wins slalom title
• Senegalese vote for next president of one of Africa's most stable democracies
• Popov wraps up four-man bob season title
• Kuwait confirms 20 cases of avian flu in birds including falcons and chickens
• Rice urges Congress not to limit Bush authority in Iraq
• Olympic champion Olsson to miss rest of indoor season due to injury
• Israeli troops raid largest West Bank city, put under curfew
• Ajax draws 1-1 at AZ Alkmaar; Davids sent off
• Rice urges Congress not to limit Bush authority in Iraq
• Unseeded Youzhny wins ABN Amro in straight sets over Ljubicic
• Celtic beats Inverness 2-1 to reach Scottish Cup semifinals
• Matt wins World Cup slalom
• Nebraska tribe leads American Indian business diversification away from casinos
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• Israeli troops raid major West Bank city, put under curfew
• Peggy Gilbert, saxophonist who led women jazz groups, dies at 102
• Ajax draws 1-1 at AZ Alkmaar in Dutch league; Davids sent off
• Office vacancies down to pre-9/11 levels in downtown Manhattan
• Celtic beats Inverness 2-1 to reach Scottish Cup semifinals
• Ribery out for at least two weeks with foot injury
• Wigan beats Newcastle 1-0 to improve Premier League survival chances
• Oil exporting Emirates plunges into renewable energy
• Injury-plagued Johansson sidelined again
• Wal-Mart's strategies to expand to cities on display in Chicago
• Wigan beats Newcastle 1-0 to improve Premier League survival chances
• Kuwait confirms 20 cases of bird flu in falcons, chickens and turkeys
• Inter thrashes Catania 5-2 for 17th-straight Serie A win; Roma beats Reggina 3-0
• Suri Cruise Stops by the Academy Awards
• Rice: Obama candidacy a sign that blacks have 'come a very long way'
• Israeli troops raid West Bank city, put under curfew
• Ogilvy extends Match Play streak
• Henin revenges Wimbledon loss
• Williams a winner after long absence
• NFL's Broncos suffer another tragic death
• Ireland pummels England back to square one
• Sidelines
• Schild wins slalom title
• Why NBA trade talk fell through
• Sport of track in trouble, says legend Lewis
• Gritty Man United battles past Fulham
• In Brief
• Blood pressure found as good indicator of country's economy
• European comet makes crucial flyby of Mars
• Mexico vows to protect butterfly, desert oasis
• Razzies voters agree - 'Instinct' stinks
• Shine up your skills on this Oscar trivia
• Women in China, India sell hair for rising wig market
• Singapore minister OK with Temasek selling ShinSat
• French winemakers fight back against New World vintners
• Skoda turns into VW profit pillar
• AADA lifts application of PSS from today
• Maersk revamps Paranagua Express
• Evergreen launches websites for three European markets
• OffPeak stays positive in cutting LA port truck traffic jam
• Yang Ming, TNC to form strategic partnership
• Finance officials seek to minimize effects of weak yen
• Eurozone ministers said to address exchange rate issue
• Hotelier's management philosophy centers on Golden Rule
• In Brief
• Japanese state marks claim to disputed islands
• Nobel laureate Jose Ramos-Horta says he will run for president in East Timor
• Victims of India-Pakistan train blast are buried in quiet ceremony
• Arroyo warns against another uprising
• AIDS activist free to visit U.S. after release in China
• In Brief
• Clashes erupt as Israeli army raids Nablus
• Captive jaguar mauls, kills zookeeper at Denver Zoo
• Safety checks follow crash of UK tilting train
• Polygamists prominent in family tree of U.S. candidate
• Clan clashes kill four in Gaza
• Bomber strikes outside Iraq college
• Don't start another war
• Boost in basic wage is long overdue
• Drive to remove statues risks Hungary-Russia ties
• New York food establishments wage endless battle against rodents
• Sex, lies, videotape show seedy side of sport
• Vietnamese culture remains divided 30 years after war
• Lin describes hardship in running across desert
• Highway car accident kills 3, injures 3
• PRC's anti-satellite launch sparks criticism, questions
• In Brief
• Leofoo Village Theme Park says will try again for Chinese pandas
• CDC tightens health checks on air, sea ports
• PFP says party to collaborate with KMT in new legislative session
• Scholars and activists to push for truth of KMT 'White Terror'
• Ma calls 228 an 'unbridled crackdown'
• Charred ferry sinks near Jakarta as death toll rises
• Bosnia braces ahead of genocide ruling
• Breakthroughs expected for gay rights in U.S. Congress
• Poll looks at ethnic issues related to 228 Incident
• Su announces candidacy for presidency
• Patch beats pill for blood clot risk, study of menopause hormones finds; more research needed
• Inter thrashes Catania 5-2 for 17th-straight Serie A win; Roma beats Reggina 3-0
• Serie A Summaries
• UPenn group spices up college a cappella scene with Hindi songs
• Inter thrashes Catania 5-2 for 17th-straight Serie A win; Roma beats Reggina 3-0
• Chelsea beats Arsenal to win League Cup; Tottenham, Blackburn, Wigan win in Premier League
• Latifah Brings Heart to 'Life Support'
• 'Anatomy' Actor Backs Cancer Help Group
• Dempsey Backs Cancer Initiative
• Patrick Dempsey of 'Grey's Anatomy' backs Breakaway from Cancer initiative
• Early 2008 polls unpredictable now, but provide some important clues
• Picasso Collector Berggruen Dies at 93
• Israeli troops raid West Bank city, put tens of thousands under curfew
• Terry carried off field with head injury during League Cup final
• Federer already excited about breaking Connors' record
• Drogba scores two goals to help Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-1 in League Cup final
• FC Copenhagen clinches last quarterfinal berth
• Senegal votes for president in one of Africa's most stable democracies
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Sevilla held to 0-0 draw by Getafe in Spanish league
• Missing Swiss author of 'The Ballad of Typhoid Mary' found dead
• Schalke loses cool and game to open up Bundesliga title race
• French far right leader Le Pen rallies supporters for presidential run
• Bundesliga Soccer Summaries
• Diversity, Best-Picture Buzz Rule Oscars
• "Ghost Rider" Still No. 1 Movie
• Buyers in potential $32 billion sale of TXU would drop plans for most new coal plants
• "Ghost Rider" retains top spot at the weekend box office
• 'Ghost Rider' Scares Up $19.7M Weekend
• Sevilla held to 0-0 draw by Getafe, Valencia draws 1-1 in Spanish league
• Joseph Samaha, prominent Lebanese journalist, dies at 58
• Israeli troops raid West Bank city, put tens of thousands under curfew
• Terry recovers from head injury to celebrate Chelsea's League Cup win
• 1st Christian board member of Jordanian Islamist party resigns days after taking post
• Brawl-filled League Cup final ruins Chelsea's 2-1 win over Arsenal
• Haas defends title with 6-3, 6-2 victory over Roddick
• Picasso Collector Berggruen Dies at 93
• Ilgauskas back in Cleveland lineup after family tragedy
• Governors, critical of Bush, seeking more help from US Congress for children's health care
• Olympiakos beats Ergotelis 2-1 in Greek league
• Chong to Raise Money for 'Guru of Ganja'
• Haas defends title with 6-3, 6-2 victory over Roddick
• Inter thrashes Catania 5-2 for 17th straight Serie A win; Roma beats Reggina 3-0
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Serie A Summaries
• Israeli troops raid West Bank city, put tens of thousands under curfew
• Tommy Chong to raise money to help 'Guru of Ganja' defend himself at federal trial
• Inter thrashes Catania 5-2 for 17th straight Serie A win; Roma beats Reggina 3-0
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Mario Chanes de Armas, Cuban political prisoner, dies at 80
• 'Sunshine' Sparkles at Spirit Awards
• Italy's Vinci takes title at Copa Colsanitas
• 'Grey's' Dempsey Backs Cancer Initiative
• Station agrees to $5.5 billion offer from founding family, Colony
• Eto'o scores in return start, Barcelona beats Athletic 3-0 in Spanish league
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• Porto crushes Beira Mar 5-0 to stay top in Portugal
• 'Ghost Rider' Scares Up $19.7 Million
• Hadji equalizer earns Nancy 2-2 draw at Lens, PSG loses to visiting Saint-Etienne
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• Hadji equalizer earns Nancy 2-2 draw at Lens, PSG loses to visiting Saint-Etienne
• Ullrich to hold news conference amid speculation he is retiring
• Civil rights activist's ancestors were slaves owned by US senator's relatives, genealogists find
• Oscars Boast Ethnically Varied Lineup
• Pressures for National Guard raise worries from US governors
• Picasso Collector Berggruen Dies at 93
• Stenson delivers another memorable match-play moment
• 50-year-old Funk wins Mexico's first PGA Tour event
• Governors, critical of Bush, seeking more help from Congress for children's health care
• 50-year-old Funk wins Mexico's first PGA Tour event
• Who's Won What Leading Up to the Oscars
• Flamengo beats Vasco on penalties to reach Guanabara Cup final
• American Express CFO Crittenden leaves to take CFO job at Citigroup
• Heat wins without Wade, top Cavs 86-81
• Devils top Caps 3-2
• Stenson delivers another memorable match-play moment
• Israeli troops raid West Bank city, put tens of thousands under curfew
• Hint of Rain Doesn't Dampen Oscar Scene
• Miyazato mania returns for a second year
• Muslim nations urge peaceful solution to 'dangerous' escalation over Iran nuclear program
• Webb claims first indoor title
• Ilgauskas back in Cleveland lineup after family tragedy
• Survey: One-third of U.S. Internet users have used wireless connections
• Senegal votes for president in one of Africa's most stable democracies
• Wadkins wins The ACE Group Classic
• Jennifer Hudson's Bolero an Oscar No-No
• Hint of rain does not dampen Oscar scene as Academy Awards roll out red carpet for most diverse line-up ever
• BitTorrent Offers Legitimate Downloads
• Sabah early goal lifts Cruz Azul to third straight win away from home
• Hint of rain does not dampen Oscar scene as Academy Awards roll out red carpet for most diverse line-up ever
• Diverse Set of Nominees Walks Red Carpet
• Netflix reaches milestone with delivery of 1 billionth DVD
• Leo Goes Green for Trip to the Oscars
• Oscars Boast Ethnically Diverse Nominees
• River Plate, Arsenal stay perfect; Boca revels in Palermo's midfield strike
• River Plate, Arsenal stay perfect; Boca revels in Palermo's midfield strike
• 'Pan's Labyrinth' Wins Night's 1st Oscar
• Kenseth bounces back with California win
• Even Celebs Star-Struck at the Oscars
• Memories bittersweet in Chelsea's 2-1 League Cup final win over Arsenal
• Indonesia's Bali bans film on 2002 nightclub bombings
• Indonesia's Bali bans film on 2002 nightclub bombings
• Omischl beats Peterson to take overall men's aerials title
• Mexican Directors Enjoy Oscar Spotlight
• Cheney chega Om
• Russian prince Andrew Romanoff's art exhibit shows storybook life
• Haas beats roddick to keep Memphis title
• Tennessee church leads the way in ministering to deaf people
• DeGeneres Delivers Safe Oscar Monologue
• Husband-Wife Nominees Trade Places
• Alan Arkin Wins Best Supporting Actor
• Stars Make Fashion Statements at Oscars
• Invitation to integrate made history at tiny US college
• Arkin Wins Supporting-Actor Oscar
• Stars make fashion statements instead of safe choices for Oscar's red carpet
• Early US presidential election polls unpredictable now, but provide clues
• Nicaragua struggles to rid nation of land mines left over from civil war
• Stars Make Strong Fashion Statements
• A Record 19th Loss for Sound Engineer
• Australian firebrand Pauline Hanson announces Senate bid
• Stars Make Strong Fashion Statements
• Stars make fashion statements instead of safe choices for Oscar's red carpet
• Farrakhan: World at war because Christians, Muslims and people of other faiths divided
• Rice says Bush will not abide by legislation to limit Iraq war
• Alan Arkin Wins Supporting-Actor Oscar
• Littlest Actors Win Big Oscar Laughs
• Backstage bustles at Oscar show as DeGeneres cracks jokes to open show
• China's government promising more housing for poor
• China's government promising more housing for poor
• Jennifer Hudson's Dream Comes True
• Chinese forward Ma Xiaoxu heading to Sweden
• Chinese forward Ma Xiaoxu heading to Sweden
• Vietnamese police investigate dissident Catholic priest
• Steven Spielberg, MySpace Photographer?
• Heat wins without Wade, top Cavs 86-81
• Devils top Caps 3-2
• Jack Nicholson Goes Bald at Oscars
• Directors of TXU, largest electricity producer in Texas, approve sale to private-equity firms
• Some Stage Fright on the Oscars Stage
• Steven Spielberg, MySpace Photographer?
• Notas internacionaisMOGADISCIO - Piratas saquearam um navio na costa da Som
• Japanese whaler regains engine power, moves away from Antarctic coast: official
• Japanese whaling fleet leaving Antarctic waters, heading for Japan: Greenpeace
• Arkin wins supporting-actor Oscar for `Sunshine,' pulling upset over Murphy
• Germany's `The Lives of Others" scores foreign language film Oscar upset over "Pan's Labyrinth"
• Stars Strut Bold Choices on Red Carpet
• Al Gore documentary on global warming wins Oscar for former US vice president
• Forecasters look for growth to slow and inflation to ease
• BitTorrent launches legitimate movie, TV download service
• Gore's Global Warming Doc Wins Oscar
• Al Gore documentary on global warming wins Oscar for former US vice president
• Oscar vignettes: Mexican directors poke fun at their haul of Oscar nominations, more
• Martin Scorsese Honored As Best Director
• Martin Scorsese Finally Gets His Oscar
• 'The Departed' Wins Best Picture
• Whitaker Wins Oscar for `Last King'
• Australia to help sheep farmers sue over wool boycotts
• World Bank, Caribbean governments developing natural disaster insurance
• New Zealand stocks slip as investors take profits, eye interest rates
• An Oscar Shout-Out for Schwarzenegger
• Martin Scorsese Finally Gets His Oscar
• Greenpeace says Japanese whaling fleet leaving Antarctic waters; Japan denies departure
• Martin Scorsese finally wins Academy Award for `The Departed' after 5 previous losses
• Indian movie icon Amitabh Bachchan to play genie in Bollywood version of Aladdin
• Indian movie icon Amitabh Bachchan to play genie in Bollywood version of Aladdin
• Philippine shares slip on losses in SM Investments, PLDT
• Australian firebrand Pauline Hanson announces Senate bid
• Australian firebrand Pauline Hanson announces Senate bid
• Fans wait for 'that sparkle' in the Oscar red carpet bleachers
• Fans wait for 'that sparkle' in the Oscar red carpet bleachers
• Oscarcast Review: Comfy but Often Dull
• TV Review: DeGeneres was congenial host, but Oscarcast was too often dull
• Large miners drive Australian stocks to record highs
• Martin Scorsese Finally Gets His Oscar
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan discharged from hospital, can resume work
• Indian actor Saif Ali Khan discharged from hospital, can resume work
• Taiwan president blames Chiang Kai-shek for 1947 massacre
• Martin Scorsese finally wins Academy Award for `The Departed' after 5 previous losses
• "The Departed" wins best-picture Oscar, Scorsese, Mirren, Whitaker take prizes
• Black Actors Continue Oscar Success
• Whitaker and Hudson (but not Murphy) win Oscars in a memorable night for black actors
• Fans wait for 'that sparkle' in the Oscar red carpet bleachers
• Oscarcast Review: Comfy but Often Dull
• Memorable Oscars Night for Black Actors
• 'The Departed' Wins Best Picture
• US governors, critical of Bush, seeking more help from Congress for children's health care
• SKoreans sue Japan's war shrine, demand removal of relatives' names
• TV Review: DeGeneres was congenial host, but Oscarcast was too often dull
• Protests resume in south Nepal, shutting down roads and stall border trade
• British foreign minister in Pakistan for talks on Afghanistan, counterterrorism
• Thailand's Shin Satellite reports loss for 2006
• Thailand's Shin Satellite reports loss for 2006
• Black Actors Continue Oscar Success
• Taiwan may allow Chinese tourists in by way of charter flights
• Australia's BlueScope Steel says half-year profit rises 24 percent
• Memorable Oscars Night for Black Actors
• Thailand's Shin Satellite reports loss for 2006
• Thailand's Shin Satellite reports loss for 2006
• Dollar falls against yen, euro in Asia
• Israeli troops raid West Bank city, put tens of thousands under curfew
• Japanese stocks rise for 3rd straight session
• Japanese stocks rise for 3rd straight session
• Thank-You Cam Keeps Telecast Moving
• Whitaker and Hudson (but not Murphy) win Oscars in a memorable night for black actors
• Taiwan shares surge following Chinese New Year holiday, lifted by construction shares
• Nissan joins Renault to build car plant in collaboration with India's Mahindra & Mahindra
• Nissan joins Renault to build car plant in collaboration with India's Mahindra & Mahindra
• Vignettes From Backstage at the Oscars
• Ericsson makes bid for Norwegian television company
• Spain's Gas Natural says profit 2006 profit rose 14 percent
• Israeli troops conduct house to house searches in West Bank city
• Nepal government to seize, nationalize king's property
• Oscar vignettes: Mexican directors poke fun at their haul of Oscar nominations, more
• Myanmar junta arrests four activists, expanding crackdown on protesters
• Drug maker Schwarz Pharma says 4th quarter loss narrows to euro1.6M
• NKorea nuclear agreement paves way to warmer South-North ties, and possibly a summit
• Scorsese finally basks in Oscar triumph as `The Departed' wins best picture, director
• Converium awaits formal offer from Scor, says it is stronger as independent company
• U.S.'s Cheney expects fresh, spring offensive by Afghan militants, official says
• Nordic worlds playing to modest crowds in Japan
• Nordic worlds playing to modest crowds in Japan
• Opposition leader guilty of trying to leave country without permission
• Australia still a strong force in World Cup despite setbacks, Jayawardene says
• Australia still a strong force in World Cup despite setbacks, Jayawardene says
• Budget airline Air Berlin says it swung to a profit in 2006
• Putin awards Rostropovich a medal for "service to the fatherland"
• Pharmacist battles to treat Nigeria's ailing electoral system
• Philippine shares slip on losses in SM Investments, PLDT
• Hong Kong shares drop, dragged down by mainland Chinese banks
• Israeli troops conduct house to house searches in West Bank city
• Ferrovial says 2006 profit tripled on asset sales, BAA acquisition
• Dutch teen heartthrob injured as "Grease" car falls into orchestra pit
• German consumer confidence, fears about Iran keep euro relatively steady against dollar
• Ericsson makes bid for Norway's Tandberg Television
• Cash-laden artwork catches the eye of thieves in Oslo
• China stocks begin "Year of the Pig" with record high close, boosted by metals prices
• Lack of water in Yangtze creates shortage for 1 million people
• British foreign minister in Pakistan for talks on Afghanistan, counterterrorism
• Malaysia Airlines reports significantly smaller full-year loss than estimated
• Malaysia Airlines reports significantly smaller full-year loss than estimated
• SKorean author criticized for anti-Semitic comic book on U.S. history
• Thailand's Shin Satellite reports loss for 2006
• Thailand's Shin Satellite reports loss for 2006
• Oscars Highlight Changing World of Film
• Malaysian shares end down on profit-taking in blue chip counters
• Suspensions lifted on six athletes at Nordic worlds
• Suspensions lifted on six athletes at Nordic worlds
• Italian lawmakers to set date for Prodi confidence vote
• Directors of TXU, largest electricity producer in Texas, approve sale to private-equity firms
• Singapore shares end flat; techs up, while banks, property shares mixed
• Former Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich retires
• Malaysia keeps interest rate unchanged amid benign inflation outlook
• Israeli troops conduct house to house searches in West Bank city
• Malaysia keeps interest rate unchanged amid benign inflation outlook
• Israeli troops conduct house to house searches in West Bank city
• Chinese AIDS activist previously blocked from traveling departs for the U.S.
• Chrysler talk continues as reports mention out GM, Daimler looking at equity deal
• Nissan joins Renault to build car plant in collaboration with India's Mahindra & Mahindra
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy says he would not support a military attack on Iran
• 7 suspected neo-Nazis go on trial for allegedly burning copy of Anne Frank's diary
• Schindler says full-year net income rose 29 percent
• Schindler says full-year net income rose 29 percent
• Scorsese Finally Basks in Oscar Triumph
• Greek sprinter to run at world indoors in first major race since end of ban
• AstraZeneca to cut 850 jobs in Sweden
• Holcim plans to offer for St. Lawrence Cement for 36.5 Canadian dollars a share
• TXU, largest electricity producer in Texas, announces sale to private-equity firms
• TXU, largest electricity producer in Texas, announces sale to private-equity firms
• Best Picture Oscar likely to boost DVD sales of "The Departed"
• Tsunami memorial by renowned sculptor Louise Bourgeois unveiled in Thailand
• Oil prices rise above US$61 a barrel as winter storm plows across U.S.
• Tsunami memorial by renowned sculptor Louise Bourgeois unveiled in Thailand
• Switzerland's Roche says Avastin wins backing of Japanese regulators
• EU banana rules to face another WTO challenge
• Malawi's vice president pleads not guilty in treason trial
• Ex-Fed chief Greenspan says U.S. recession is possible by year-end
• Ex-Fed chief Greenspan says U.S. recession is possible by year-end
• TXU, largest electricity producer in Texas, announces $32B sale to private-equity firms
• Dutch express mail company TNT reports rise in fourth quarter earnings
• EU sets Spain's CO2 cap for 2008-2012 at 152.3 million tons per year
• Indian shares end flat, dealers forecast more volatility
• Germany's `The Lives of Others" scores foreign language film Oscar upset over "Pan's Labyrinth"
• Finnish paper maker UPM sells Walki wrapping unit to CapMan investment company
• Malaysia's securities watchdog freezes bank accounts in clampdown on Internet trading scam
• Malaysia's securities watchdog freezes bank accounts in clampdown on Internet trading scam
• Asian markets mixed as Nikkei inches higher, Hong Kong shares drop
• Australia still a strong force in World Cup despite setbacks, Jayawardene says
• Australia still a strong force in World Cup despite setbacks, Jayawardene says
• Greek sprinter to run at Euro indoors in first major race since end of ban
• Rice says US is concerned about al-Qaida comeback in Afghanistan-Pakistan area
• Akzo Nobel says it has begun process of selling shares in Organon
• TXU, largest electricity producer in Texas, announces $32B sale to private-equity firms
• Thai central bank chief says capital controls help restrict baht's rise
• Thai central bank chief says capital controls help restrict baht's rise
• Post Office May Issue 'Forever' Stamp
• Romanian automaker Dacia and unions reach agreement, calling off strike
• Federer breaks Connors' record of consecutive weeks as top-ranked player
• Airbus: No date yet for release of "Power 8" restructuring plan
• Scorsese finally basks in Oscar triumph as `The Departed' wins best picture, director
• XM Radio narrows loss in 4Q as revenue surges 45 percent
• German man arrested in Greece for hiding friend's corpse
• Eurazeo sells stake in 28 private equity funds
• Customers have deja vu after JetBlue cancels 68 flights; bill of rights put to the test
• Malaysia Airlines reports sharply smaller loss in 2006, plans new airline
• Malaysia Airlines reports sharply smaller loss in 2006, plans new airline
• Itron to acquire European meter company Actaris for $1 billion plus debt paydown
• Oscar Parties Are Diverse, Glamorous
• Cagliari fires coach Colomba
• Norway celebrates first Oscar in 56 years
• Arsenal to play FA Cup replay three days after losing League Cup final
• EU launches lawsuit against Germany over attempt to keep rivals off Deutsche Telekom's broadband network
• Stars turn out for Oscar parties to eat, drink and dance into the night
• 'The Departed' Wins Best-Picture Oscar
• XM Radio narrows loss in 4Q as revenue surges 45 percent
• Hochtief says it won two new contracts in the U.S.
• German consumer confidence for March deteriorates, report says
• Krispy Kreme launches whole wheat doughnut
• Fractured Mercosur trade bloc tops agenda for Brazil, Uruguay presidents
• Human rights, peace groups call for anti-G8 protest in Germany June 2
• Station Casinos agrees to be taken private for $5.4 billion by group led by CEO
• Trading suspended, chairman resigns, as Thailand's iTV heads toward bankruptcy
• Trading suspended, chairman resigns, as Thailand's iTV heads toward bankruptcy
• Vietnam confirms bird flu has spread to farm in north
• Russia to push ahead with pipeline despite environmental concerns
• Vietnam confirms bird flu has spread to farm in north
• Bergqvist to skip European indoors
• Kuwait discovers 12 more cases of bird flu in birds, raising number of confirmed cases to 32
• Old Mutual PLC profit falls 3.6 percent in 2006
• Turkish court sentences top Kurdish party leaders to prison
• Pakistan: Cheney concerned that al-Qaida regrouping, Taliban preparing offensive
• Wall Street moves higher TXU takeover increases investor optimism about M&A
• Tottenham appeals Keane's red card
• Profits at publisher Pearson fall 29 percent, but FT ad revenue and U.S. school sales up
• Smith's Mother Files Appeal
• Improved copiers mean extra efforts to stay ahead of US dollar counterfeiters
• Controversial British reality TV show participant Jade Goody arrives in India
• Controversial British reality TV show participant Jade Goody arrives in India
• Scholars Criticize New Jesus Documentary
• AOL says it extended its acceptance period for TradeDoubler offer
• Smith's Mother Files Appeal to Burial
• Scorsese finally basks in Oscar triumph as `The Departed' wins best picture, director
• In Jerusalem, scholars and clergymen criticize new Jesus documentary
• Al Gore documentary on global warming wins Oscar for former US vice president
• German players attacked with fake pistols; threaten boycott
• Smith's Mother Files Appeal to Burial
• Oscar for Al Gore Global Warming Film
• Concrete balls successfully dropped into Indonesian mud volcano
• Five Western state governors agree to work together on greenhouse gas emissions
• Wall Street moves mostly higher as TXU takeover increases investor optimism about M&A
• Pfleiderer says it has taken control of Sweden's Pergo
• Latest spy satellite launches Japan back into Asia's space race
• Smith's Mother Files Appeal
• British government begins preliminary probe into BSkyB's purchase of ITV stake
• Smith's Mother Files Burial Appeal
• In Jerusalem, scholars and clergymen criticize new Jesus documentary
• U.S. federal regulators approve Coca-Cola's acquisition of Fuze
• Smith's Mother Seeks to Overturn Order
• Terry can't remember kick that knocked him unconscious
• Private equity group to buy insurance broker Hub International for $1.7 billion
• Putin Awards State Medal to Rostropovich
• Volkswagen recalls nearly 800,000 U.S. vehicles because of faulty brake lights
• Profits at publisher Pearson fall 29 percent, but FT ad revenue and U.S. school sales up
• Smith's Mother Seeks to Overturn Order
• In Jerusalem, scholars and clergymen criticize new Jesus documentary
• Britain to send 1,400 extra troops to Afghanistan, defense secretary says
• Vienna presenting itself as city of choice for Jews in New York tour
• QPR charged with misconducted by Football Association
• QPR charged with misconduct by Football Association
• Oscar Parties Are Diverse, Glamorous
• Euro-zone ministers to discuss better growth prospects
• Scholars Criticize New Jesus Documentary
• Electricity producer TXU going private in $32B deal that ranks as biggest private U.S. buyout
• British government begins preliminary probe into BSkyB's purchase of ITV stake
• Opposition demands extradition of Italian businessman in illegal arms deal
• Federer adds new record to collection
• Lu gains highest ranking ever for local male tennis player
• Stenson's rise shows golf's global spread
• Big Ben has boo-tiful day at the Palace
• Best and worst on display in League Cup final
• PRC Olympic legend defends tough sports system
• Cyclist Ullrich calls it quits
• Haas whips Roddick to take Memphis title
• A-list winners and presenters mingle together backstage
• Mirren is glamorous; Streep loses touch
• Andrew Lau excited over Scorsese's win
• 'The Departed' claims two top Oscar honors
• Taiex surpasses 7,900 on strong post-holiday trade
• Dollar slips against yen, pressured by Iran concerns
• Nissan joins US$902m Renault India venture
• China cracks down on illegal share trading
• Forecasters look for growth to slow, inflation to ease for U.S. economy
• Foxconn said to mull US$20m Czech plant
• Formosa postpones repair of naphtha processing unit
• U.S. conglomerates hunt for small acquisitions
• In Brief
• Latest spy satellite launches Japan back into Asia's space race
• Malaysia may designate areas for migrants
• Indonesia police to initiate probe into sinking of scorched ferry
• Food aid, reunions on table when two Koreas meet
• Media tower blaze in Dhaka kills two, hundreds trapped
• In Brief
• Talabani ill as violence flares in Iraq
• Suspected political killers shot in Guatemala prison
• Senegal's Wade claims victory in election
• Israel keeps curfew in West Bank town
• Watch your flanks, America!
• Government must define tourism role
• Will voters accept Hillary Clinton's nonapology?
• Schools as weapons
• Worsening drought keeps birds away from India's national park
• The world's last Lenin museum thrives in Finland
• Philippines challenges India for outsourced work
• Tourism Bureau says it will raise bar for travel agencies to protect consumers
• Blood donations rejected due to high blood fat levels
• Reports differ over ties with Caribbean state
• Chen promises direct flights for Chinese tourists
• MOEA to support Taiwan's first flu vaccine plant
• In Brief
• Reaction mixed to using polls to determine DPP nominee
• Magazine report suggests trust indices for Chen, DPP advance
• Wang says grass roots worried over Ma's legal troubles
• TSU pledges to care for middle class
• Su unveils plans to set up NT$1.5b '228 Peace Fund'
• Taiwan runner recalls ordeal of Sahara trek
• Officials say throats cut, children shot at Pakistan kite flying festival
• U.N. court clears Serbia of genocide responsibility
• President blames Chiang for 228
• Canada's oil sands to keep polluting: report
• Scientist calls for moratorium on new coal power plants
• Cell phone ringtones to make nature statement
• Western U.S. governors target global warming
• Surging transport threatens EU Kyoto goals: report
• EU limits Spanish firms' use of Kyoto CO2 credits
• Hsieh willing to play second fiddle on DPP presidential ticket
• Labor and employment department to handle voluntary re-take of nursing exam, says official
• Pinay household service worker in Kuwait 'not maltreated,' says DOLE
• Analog Devices debuts the industry's 'smallest, most flexible' multichannel converters
• IDC's fourth annual outsourcing forum to address the changing needs of the market
• Global semiconductor assembly and test services revenue grows 26 percent in 2006, says Gartner
• Express company to invest over US$110 million in China in the next few years
• Converged mobile device market surges ahead on 42 percent growth in 2006
• Worldwide server market gains momentum in fourth quarter as market revenues exceed US$52 billion in 2006
• Refuge, strength and salvation
• IDC's fourth annual outsourcing forum to address the changing needs of the market
• Legislature braced for inactivity in new session
• KMT considers 228 Incident victims' families for legislators
• Oil, diesel prices to go up after midnight
• KMT tentatively sets April 7 for polling to elect new chairperson
• Wang denies interest in KMT chairmanship
• Bourgeois Unveils a Tsunami Sculpture
• Disarmament stalls, weapon prices rise as government flounders in north Afghanistan
• Bourgeois Unveils a Tsunami Sculpture
• Bombardier aircraft deliveries dip to 326 for full year, down from 337
• U.S. Vice President Cheney in Afghanistan for meeting with President Karzai
• Bourgeois Unveils a Tsunami Sculpture
• European markets end higher
• EU launches lawsuit against Germany over attempt to keep rivals off Deutsche Telekom's broadband network
• A New Man Sits in the `Chaperone' Chair
• VeriSign, FDIC warn against deceptive e-mails
• `Make Me a Song' Celebrates William Finn
• Converium awaits formal offer from Scor, says it is stronger as independent company
• U.S. FDA delays final approval for new Novartis diabetes drug
• Olympic wrestling champ Gardner survives small plane crash
• German man charged with murder after hiding friend's corpse
• Hybrid sales continue to rise, but rate of growth slows in 2006, report says
• Academy Awards highlight changing world of movies
• Mason's New Novel Doesn't Disappoint
• Sony announces cheaper Blu-ray player to launch; latest step in fight for next-gen discs
• Scorsese Finally Basks in Oscar Triumph
• Brazilian airline buys 4 Boeing 777s
• Defending champion Internacional trying to rebound from slow start
• Federer breaks Connors' record of consecutive weeks as top-ranked player
• American TV news anchor injured in Iraq struggles to regain his abilities
• Microsoft buys consumer health Web-search firm Medstory for undisclosed amount
• British officials may take custody of extremely overweight boy
• New poll says French presidential race close, with Socialist Royal recovering from slump
• Norway Celebrates `Danish Poet' Oscar
• Britain to send 1,400 extra troops to Afghanistan
• Scholars Criticize New Jesus Documentary
• British officials may take custody of extremely overweight boy
• U.S. government says first bird-flu vaccine even less effective than thought
• Chelsea, Arsenal appeal red cards for Mikel, Adebayor from League Cup brawl
• Lille appeals UEFA decision on Manchester United goal
• Oscars Highlight Changing World of Film
• Auto-parts maker Dura Automotive seeks extension to file bankruptcy reorganization plan
• In Jerusalem, scholars and clergymen criticize new Jesus documentary
• Egyptian blogger's lawyers appeal his 4 years prison sentence
• U.S. government says first bird-flu vaccine even less effective than thought
• Scholars Criticize New Jesus Documentary
• Oscar winner Mirren may take tea with the real queen
• No-bid U.S. contract for Mexican sewage plant raises eyebrows
• Truck and engine maker Navistar idles engine plant during dispute with Ford
• Singer Bobby Brown arrested on family court warrant
• Researchers take poles' temperature as International Polar Year gets under way
• Delaware court upholds dismissal of foreign governments' tobacco suit
• Brazil's CVRD buys Australia's AMCI for US$661 million (euro502 million)
• Schwarzenegger, in Washington, issues call for bipartisanship
• Fed Cup: Belgium to play United States without Henin and Clijsters
• US Airways CEO serves 24-hour jail sentence for drunk driving
• Scholars, clergy criticize film about possible Jesus tomb
• In second day of raid, Israeli troops search for militant leaders in West Bank city
• New on DVD: `Stranger Than Fiction'
• U.S. gaming regulators examine alliance between MGM, daughter of Macau casino operator Stanley Ho
• Federer wins in first round of Dubai Open
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Mass.
• Baseball players union will advise members on doping probe if asked
• Federer breaks Connors' record of consecutive weeks as top-ranked player
• Hantuchova, Mirza advance to second round at Qatar Open
• Mirren May Be Invited to Tea With Queen
• Scorsese finally basks in Oscar triumph as `The Departed' wins best picture, director
• Brazilian airline buys 4 Boeing 777s
• Oil prices extend rise above $61 a barrel as winter storm plows across U.S.
• Youth rising in rankings, but not majors
• EADS board backs Airbus turnaround plan, ending standoff
• Violence in Belgrade, Dresden threats suggest soccer violence increasing
• Guinea president replaces prime minister with union-approved candidate
• Alcatel-Lucent says no layoffs planned in France
• US gov't watchdog supports Lockheed complaint on $15 billion Air Force helicopter contract
• Garlic does not lower cholesterol, study finds, but scientists think it may still have benefits
• Argentine composer Gustavo Santaolalla wins 2nd Oscar, sparking national pride
• Giuliani, now a Republican, addresses his Democratic past
• Hantuchova, Mirza advance to second round at Qatar Open
• Singer Bobby Brown Arrested in Mass.
• A Play Sealed for Laughs but Little Else
• Ludacris Seeks Privacy After Dad's Death
• Alcatel-Lucent says no compulsory layoffs planned in France
• Celebrating Longfellow's 200th Birthday
• Georgia's international trade push comes amid peanut butter recall
• Euro ministers: European workers should not ask for massive wage hikes
• U.S. stocks end lower as correction concerns offset buyout news
• Electronic Arts Replaces CEO Probst
• Former CFL player sentenced to 5 1/2 years in jail for exposing women to HIV
• Payless and Nike subsidiary pair up to create a low-price, high-tech sneaker
• Malta says it will apply on Tuesday to join nations using euro
• Juventus beats Modena 1-0
• Giuliani, now a Republican, addresses his Democratic past
• Mexican boy smuggled into U.S. for treatment of his leukemia dies
• DNA from ivory may lead to poachers
• Court Allows Challenge From Smith's Mom
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Mass.
• Strained Mercosur trade bloc tops talks; Brazil, Uruguay presidents meet
• Right Oscar, Right Winner, Wrong Movie?
• Audit Questions Smithsonian Spending
• SEC sues company for hacking systems to get news releases, then trading on information
• Thomas can't wait to end suspension and return for slumping Wales
• Gold and silver up on technical momentum, draw more fund buying to extend run
• Review: 'Zodiac' Tense but Overlong
• Court Allows Challenge From Smith's Mom
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Mass.
• Western governors target global warming; others seek clean energy
• U.S. to play friendly against China
• British officials may take custody of extremely overweight boy
• Scholars, clergy criticize new documentary on possible tomb of Jesus found in Holy Land
• Philly Boutique Gets Two Buckets of Pot
• Military Signal Blocks Garage Remotes
• Air New Zealand boosts half year profit 61 percent
• Man Says Dog Saved Him From Black Bear
• Imran Khan: Australia team to beat at World Cup
• Holtzman, Blomberg, Shamsky set to manage in Israeli Baseball League
• 52-Story Tower Designed by Rem Koolhaas
• Apple TV Launch Delayed Until March
• Capitals trade Zednik to Islanders
• Diageo's Johnnie Walker Blue Label takes a step into the art world
• Apple delays launch of video-streaming gadget but won't explain why
• Intel to invest up to $1.5 billion in New Mexico factory for 45-nanometer chips
• Court Allows Challenge From Smith's Mom
• Friend: Racy Pix Not `Idol' Contestant
• Court Allows Challenge From Smith's Mom
• `Ghost Rider' Holds Onto Box-Office Lead
• Film company co-founded by Madonna agrees to mediation in dispute with Inferno Distribution
• Nicolas Cage's `Ghost Rider' holds onto box-office lead with $20.1 million
• Dollar slips as market heads into data-rich week
• Friend: Racy Pix Not 'Idol' Contestant
• Former Tour de France champion announces his retirement from active cycling career
• Right Oscar, Right Winner, Wrong Movie?
• Friend: Racy Pix Not `Idol' Contestant
• Friend: Racy Pix Not 'Idol' Contestant
• National gay marriage opponents switch tactics to focus on state lawmakers
• Right Oscar, Right Winner, Wrong Movie?
• Court Allows Challenge From Smith's Mom
• Court Allows Challenge From Smith's Mom
• XM Radio narrows loss in 4th quarter as revenue surges 45 percent
• Bristol-Myers announces cancer collaboration, closing of Canadian facility
• Private equity group to buy insurance broker Hub International for $1.7 billion
• Martin Scorsese proves that when Oscar comes calling, it is not always for the right movie
• ABC's Bob Woodruff Describes Recovery
• ABC's Bob Woodruff Describes Recovery
• U.S. labor unions file complaint to U.N. agency on ruling on graduate teaching assistants' right to organize
• Gore, Whitaker Highlight Oscar Speeches
• Canada announces new reconstruction aid package for Afghanistan
• Passionate Forest Whitaker and funny Al Gore lead memorable Oscar speeches
• Backstage bustles with celebrity encounters at Sunday's Oscars
• Friend: Racy Pix Not 'Idol' Contestant
• Video game maker Electronic Arts taps Riccitiello as CEO, replacing Probst
• Olympian Gardner survives small plane crash
• Blue Jackets re-sign Modin
• Islanders get Zednik from Capitals for draft pick
• Met Discussing First Tour of China
• Right Oscar, Right Winner, Wrong Movie?
• NYC's Metropolitan Opera hopes to tour China for the first time
• Right Oscar, Right Winner, Wrong Movie?
• Friend: Racy Pix Not 'Idol' Contestant
• Western US governors target global warming; others seek clean energy
• Venezuela takes control of foreign oil operations in Orinoco region
• Scotland: "We deserve to be at World Cup"
• JetBlue's future rests on its application of new "Customer Bill of Rights"
• Virtual design wizards kept busy by companies eyeing 3-D online worlds such as `Second Life'
• Official: Jamaica has enough food to feed cricket fans despite drought
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Mass.
• Disarmament stalls, weapon prices rise as government flounders in north Afghanistan
• Britain to send 1,400 extra troops to Afghanistan, defense secretary says
• Ejection of Muslim girl from soccer game for wearing head scarf sparks debate in Quebec
• The puzzling story of why Microsoft prevents some Vista upgrades
• Verdasco, Del Potro win openers in Las Vegas
• Customers have deja vu after JetBlue cancels 66 flights; bill of rights put to the test
• Bush White House defends Musharraf even as Cheney urges stronger fight against militants
• Singer Bobby Brown arrested on family court warrant
• Democrats grasp for Iraq strategy amid US public disillusionment
• Gore, Whitaker Highlight Oscar Speeches
• Cheney concerned at al-Qaida regrouping, coming Taliban offensive
• Scholars, clergy criticize new documentary on possible tomb of Jesus found in Holy Land
• Jamaica returns disputed donation by Dutch company that led Cabinet minister to resign
• Sex.com hijacker pleads poverty after fleeing to Mexico
• Pa. Restaurant Creates 123-Pound Burger
• Australia's Newcrest Mining reports half-yearly profits down 50 percent
• Iranian conservatives, reformers denounce Ahmadinejad's harsh rhetoric on nuclear program
• Iowa Man Discovers He's a Lucky 'Idiot'
• Iowa Man Discovers He's a Lucky 'Idiot'
• Philly Boutique Gets Two Buckets of Pot
• Venezuela's Chavez decrees takeover of foreign oil operations in Orinoco
• Koreas to meet for high-level dialogue after North Korea's pledge to disarm
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Massachusetts
• Bobby Brown Ordered to Remain in Jail
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Massachusetts
• Federer breaks Connors' record of consecutive weeks at No. 1
• Bobby Brown Ordered to Remain in Jail
• Brown Ordered Jailed Until He Pays $19K
• U.S. Soccer Federation board approves 2018 World Cup bid efforts
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Massachusetts
• Appeals court upholds California stem cell agency
• Health experts weigh bird-flu vaccine Tuesday that is even less effective than thought
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Massachusetts
• Brown Ordered Jailed Until He Pays $19K
• Brown Ordered Jailed Until He Pays $19K
• Bobby Brown Arrested in Massachusetts
• Brown Ordered Jailed Until He Pays $19K
• U.S. concerned over killings of activists in Philippines
• Solomons' premier wins support for scrapping police rearmament plan
• In their rush to reach Baghdad, two Army units will forgo desert training
• Organized crime accused of coverup in killings of imprisoned Guatemalan police
• Judge says FIFA not playing fair in MasterCard dispute
• Baleeiros japoneses deixam a Ant
• Former world No. 1 Kuerten qualifies for Tennis Channel Open
• Flyers acquire Kukkonen from Chicago
• Thai anti-graft panel recommends prosecuting Thaksin and wife
• Congressional auditing office recommends that military helicopter contract bids be reopened
• Australia's Macquarie Airports reports full year profits down 10.4 percent
• Wal-Mart buys 35 percent stake in Chinese discount market operator
• Civil rights leader seeks DNA testing to confirm shared ancestry with US senator's slave-holding relatives
• Japanese newspaper says Toyota to build assembly plant in Mississippi
• New York beat Wade-less Heat
• Documentary Shows Possible Jesus Tomb
• Interpol: former Uruguayan colonel wanted in human rights probe detained in Brazil
• Thailand's Shin Corp. net profit plunges 60 percent in 2006
• Thailand's Shin Corp. net profit plunges 60 percent in 2006
• IDC: 4th quarter server sales up 5.2 percent over last year to $15.2 billion
• Atlanta posts record 18th successive win on road
• S.C. Kids Find Find Practice Bomb
• Vietnam to put on trial former minister for corruption
• Cambodia's leader says foreign reserves top US$1 billion
• Cambodia's leader says foreign reserves top US$1 billion
• U.S. concerned over killings of activists in Philippines
• Metropolitan Opera Hopes to Tour China
• Extortion charges dropped after two New York men make plea deal in MySpace case
• Wal-Mart buys 35 percent stake in Chinese discount market operator
• Wal-Mart buys 35 percent stake in Chinese discount market operator
• Foreign forces hunt rebel commander after weapons stolen in East Timor
• Loffreda: Plenty of open spots in Pumas World Cup squad
• U.S. concerned over killings of activists in Philippines
• Metropolitan Opera hopes to tour China for the first time
• New York beat Wade-less Heat
• Olympic medal win helps U.S.-raised Korean adoptee find biological parent
• Vietnam helicopter pilot receives Medal of Honor after 41 years
• Pa. Restaurant Creates 123-Pound Burger
• HEALTHBEAT: Souped-up heart CT scans may help speed diagnosis of chest pain
• Documentary Shows Possible Jesus Tomb
• Pet python strangles owner in south Vietnam
• Chinese premier says democracy up to 100 years away
• Russia must allow IAEA inspections as premise for any nuclear deal with Japan
• Wal-Mart buys 35 percent stake in Chinese discount market operator
• Wal-Mart buys 35 percent stake in Chinese discount market operator
• Honduras cuts power to customers late on their bills to stave off bankruptcy
• Match.com makes 2 acquisitions in foreign expansion
• Match.com makes two acquisitions in foreign expansion
• Strained Mercosur trade bloc tops talks between presidents of Brazil, Uruguay
• Thai defense minister says Bangkok terror threat could be politically motivated
• O'Neal reaches 25,000-point mark
• Fiji troops blamed for causing death of teenager; police investigating
• New York beat Wade-less Heat
• Koreas to meet for high-level dialogue after North Korea's pledge to disarm
• Koreas to meet for high-level dialogue after North Korea's pledge to disarm
• TXU, after agreeing to sale, expected to report about $2.5B in 2006 profit
• Chinese scientists tell pigeon to fly by remote control
• Chinese scientists tell pigeon to fly by remote control
• Singapore projects population will expand to 6.5 million in 40-50 years: cabinet minister
• ILO praises Myanmar for agreement that allows forced labor victims to speak out
• ILO praises Myanmar for agreement that allows forced labor victims to speak out
• Ferrero, Chela advance in Acapulco
• Atlanta posts record 18th successive win on road
• Lawyer: DNA Agreement Reached on Brown
• Koreas to meet for high-level dialogue after North Korea's pledge to disarm
• Lawyer: DNA Agreement Reached on Brown
• Window for Malaysia-U.S. free trade pact closing fast, top U.S. diplomat says
• Window for Malaysia-U.S. free trade pact closing fast, top U.S. diplomat says
• Cambodia condemns Web sites for exploiting king's name
• Cambodia condemns Web sites for exploiting king's name
• Russia must allow IAEA inspections as premise for any nuclear deal with Japan
• Scorsese's ties to Chinese film trace beyond Oscar-winning remake 'The Departed'
• Terror suspect provides rare account of 2-1/2 years of CIA custody
• Taiwan prepares for 60th anniversary of infamous communal massacre
• Koreas to meet for high-level dialogue after North Korea's pledge to disarm
• Global output at Toyota and Honda keeps growing
• Global output at Toyota and Honda keeps growing
• Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty says no bad blood in India toward Jade Goody
• Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty says no bad blood in India toward Jade Goody
• Tough love: U.S. governors say education, workplace must change fast to cope with globalization
• Senate committee to take up regulation of tobacco products Tuesday
• Senate to consider homeland security bills Tuesday
• Australian opposition accuses PM of making 'secret' nuclear reactor deal
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Democrats struggle to find their next step on Iraq
• Spy chief makes first appearance before Armed Services Committee to discuss Iraq, other global threats
• Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty says no bad blood in India toward Jade Goody
• Romney trying to overcome inconsistencies in record
• Statistics used to crack mystery of possible Jesus tomb
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Australian stocks fall on weak lead from offshore markets
• Chinese stock prices tumble on profit-taking, higher oil prices
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Chinese stock prices tumble nearly 9 percent on profit-taking, higher oil prices
• Chinese stock prices tumble nearly 9 percent on profit-taking, higher oil prices
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Oil prices steady at US$61 a barrel amid expected decline in U.S. distillate stocks
• Thailand's Shin Corp. net profit plunges 60 percent in 2006
• Thailand's Shin Corp. net profit plunges 60 percent in 2006
• Global output at Toyota and Honda keeps growing
• Woolworths, Australia's largest retailer, reports 28 percent rise in half-year profit
• Taiwan shares end flat on construction declines
• North Korean nuclear envoy arrives in Beijing on way to U.S. meeting
• Westfield Group, shopping mall operator, says profit rose 31.5 percent
• Westfield Group, shopping mall operator, says profit rose 31.5 percent
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Australia's Newcrest Mining reports half-yearly profits down 50 percent
• Australia's Newcrest Mining reports half-yearly profits down 50 percent
• China rejects U.S. Vice President Cheney's criticism of military expansion
• Appeals Court to Consider Smith Burial
• Drummer Ian Wallace Dies in LA at 60
• Expanding in China, Wal-Mart buys 35 percent stake in discount chain Trust-Mart
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Neumannova wins women's 10K cross-country event
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Pakistan captain hopes injured bowlers Akhtar, Asif will play in World Cup
• German consumer goods maker plans 3-for-1 share split; posts euro855M profit
• Ian Wallace, journeyman drummer with Dylan, Henley, Raitt, dies in Los Angeles at 60
• Prodi to address Senate before confidence vote on his government
• Philippine shares drop as higher oil prices stoke inflation fears
• Japanese stocks retreat, snapping 3-session gain
• Japanese stocks retreat, snapping 3-session gain
• China calls on Japan to explain military development, status of Taiwan
• China calls on Japan to explain military development, status of Taiwan
• EU finance ministers to tell Poland to do more to cut budget deficit this year
• Poor need to adapt to climate change, experts say
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy takes campaign to Madrid
• China says U.S. vice president wrong about its military ambitions
• Volvo says it will pay US$1.3 billion for Ingersoll-Rand's road development business
• Friend: Racy Pix Not 'Idol' Contestant
• Repsol says fourth-quarter profit fell 14 percent as output declined
• EU clears Umicore and Zinifex to combine zinc units, forming largest zinc producer
• Dollar falls slightly in Asia ahead of U.S. economic reports
• Guus Hiddink convicted and fined for tax evasion
• Nikko Cordial decides to sue former executives for scandal compensation
• Nikko Cordial decides to sue former executives for scandal compensation
• Iberia 4Q net loss widens amid continued cost pressures
• New Zealand nurse who tried to kill terminally ill mother loses registration
• U.S. lifts ban on direct aid for Cambodian government projects
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• Hong Kong shares drop as mainland Chinese stock market plunges
• China gives preliminary approval for massive expansion of Shanghai airport
• Vietnam to lift ban on hatching, restocking waterfowl amid bird flu outbreak
• Vietnam to lift ban on hatching, restocking waterfowl amid bird flu outbreak
• Euro at 2-month highs against U.S. dollar in wake of Greenspan's remarks about recession
• Norway's central bank reports 7.9 percent return on investment for oil fund in 2006
• Singapore shares fall in broad market correction
• Trial opens for teen charged in drunken knife rampage at opening of Berlin train station
• Volvo says it will pay US$1.3 billion for Ingersoll-Rand's road development business
• Malaysian stock index falls sharply on bearish Wall St. news, geopolitical events
• Guus Hiddink convicted and fined for tax evasion
• China says talks only way to resolve Iran nuclear issue
• North Dakota legislation targets anti-cohabitation law that offends elderly living together
• New York beat Wade-less Heat
• Sports Direct raises 929 million pounds in IPO
• Repsol YPF discovers new Libya oil field: holds 474 million barrels
• U.N. expert appalled with `deceptive' ads for infant formula in Philippines
• Air Liquide reports 7.4 percent rise in 2006 profit
• Prodi to address Italy's Senate before confidence vote on his government
• Repsol YPF discovers company's largest ever oil field in Libya
• India's economy likely to sustain high growth despite recent spike in inflation
• Laos confirms first human bird flu case, teenage girl remains hospitalized
• Laos confirms first human bird flu case, teenage girl remains hospitalized
• Laos confirms first human bird flu case, teenage girl remains hospitalized
• North Dakota legislation targets anti-cohabitation law
• Window for Malaysia-U.S. free trade pact closing fast, top U.S. diplomat says
• Window for Malaysia-U.S. free trade pact closing fast, top U.S. diplomat says
• Knee fracture rules Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq out of World Cup
• Maxis, Malaysia's largest cell phone company, says Q4 profit up 51 percent
• U.S. dollar lower in European morning trading, gold falls
• Maxis, Malaysia's largest cell phone company, says Q4 profit up 51 percent
• Asian markets drop as Shanghai index plunges 9 percent, dragging HK shares lower
• Asian markets drop as Shanghai index plunges 9 percent, dragging HK shares lower
• Divided Koreas meeting in high-level talks after North's pledge to disarm
• DaimlerChrysler's supervisory board meets amid talk of Chinese cooperation, Chrysler
• Oil prices edge up amid expected decline in U.S. distillate stocks
• Party leader says World Court ruling undermines Milosevic's war crimes charges
• Malaysian carmaker Proton reports 3rd straight quarterly loss
• Malaysian carmaker Proton reports 3rd straight quarterly loss
• Cambodian monks protest as Vietnamese president visits, alleging religous persecution
• Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty says no bad blood in India toward Jade Goody
• Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty says no bad blood in India toward Jade Goody
• Bollywood's Shilpa Shetty says no bad blood in India toward Jade Goody
• Indonesia's Hidayat pulls out of All England
• EU: Many European governments reluctant to lift takeover barriers
• Indonesia's Hidayat pulls out of All England
• EU report says European companies loosing billions in Chinese market
• Mancini wants to wrap up Serie A title as quickly as possible
• Chadian parliament passes amnesty law for rebel group
• VW increases stake in MAN, hopes to guide truck alliance with Scania
• EU finance ministers tell Poland to do more to cut budget deficit this year
• Germany's BASF to become European Company, or SE, pending shareholders' approval
• Royal takes French presidential campaign to suburb at heart of 2005 riots
• Indian skipper Dravid promises aggressive cricket in World Cup
• Indian skipper Dravid promises aggressive cricket in World Cup
• EU to set up emergency rapid reaction veterinary teams to help contain disease outbreaks
• Hungary's prime minister expects political tension but no riots on March 15 commemorations
• Family, health officials meeting on obese British boy
• Demonstrators detained for Myanmar protest released without charge
• Thai coup leaders want ousted premier's party prosecuted for political activity
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Standard Chartered says 2006 profit rose 17 on rising interest income
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Estonian composer Arvo Part wins Denmark's Sonning Music Prize
• RadioShack 4th-quarter profit climbs on lower costs as revenue slips
• Japanese minister slammed for comparing human rights to fatty butter
• Cairn Energy says it plans to return 481 million pounds to shareholders
• Foxy Brown tells her side of a Florida arrest
• Sirius Satellite Radio posts narrower loss in 4th-quarter as revenue doubles
• Union tensions mount as Airbus prepares to unveil cuts
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Chinese stock prices plunge nearly 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• VW increases stake in MAN, hopes to guide truck alliance with Scania
• Southeast Asian countries plan to better enforce treaty banning nuclear weapons
• Laos confirms first human bird flu case
• Laos confirms first human bird flu case
• Eto'o left off Barcelona's team for Copa del Rey
• Talks seek to avert strike at Irish airline Aer Lingus
• CBS swings to profit in fourth quarter after shedding year-ago charge
• Power provider Dynegy posts 4Q loss
• CORRECTS spelling Denmark graf 1; Eds: 2008 in graf 1 is correct; prize is awarded a year in advance
• Woods, Federer lead Laureus sportsman of year nominations
• Cambodian monks protest as Vietnamese president visits, alleging religious persecution
• U.N. expert appalled with `deceptive' ads for infant formula in Philippines
• Eto'o left off Barcelona's team for Copa del Rey
• Harrah's Entertainment swings to 4th-quarter profit from year-ago hurricane-related loss
• Indian government hospitals to investigate why doctors refused to treat HIV-positive boy
• Fiorentina signs Lupoli from Arsenal
• Serbian president urges arrest of war crimes fugitives after World Court ruling
• EU finance ministers tell Poland to do more to cut budget deficit this year
• Repsol announces big oil find in Libya, drop in 4th-quarter profit
• Salaries for DaimlerChrysler management board down in 2006
• Ullrich tells newspaper he never took performance-enhancing drugs
• Prodi to address Italy's Senate before confidence vote on his government
• Belgian parliamentary panel postpones decision on Johnny Hallyday's bid to become citizen
• DaimlerChrysler approves partnership deal with China's Chery
• Arsenal and Chelsea charged with misconduct over player brawl
• Demonstrators detained for rare Myanmar protest released without charge
• Harry Potter grows up; Daniel Radcliffe makes racy West End debut in 'Equus'
• Oil prices fall despite expected decline in U.S. distillate stocks
• Lawyer: DNA Agreement Reached on Brown
• EU nations with low corporate tax rates wary of plan for harmonized tax base
• Scholars Criticize Jesus Documentary
• Klinsmann to receive federal honor
• Demand for big-ticket manufactured goods in U.S. plunges in January
• DaimlerChrysler approves partnership deal with China's Chery
• Jade Goody donates US$50,000 to Indian charity to help underprivileged children
• Indian shares end lower in line with other regional markets
• Asian markets drop as Shanghai index plunges 9 percent, dragging HK shares lower
• Heinz 3Q profit climbs amid strong sales
• Inmarsat says full year profit almost doubled after cutting costs
• Delphi reports $853 million 4Q loss, $5.5 billion in 2006
• U.S., Italian ambassadors 'slightly injured' in mortar attack in Sri Lanka, officials say
• France's Total worried about 'constraints' resulting from Venezuela's oil moves
• Federated posts 5 percent rise in 4Q profit, plans to change name to Macy's Group
• Daewoo signs oil-gas exploration deal with Myanmar
• Daewoo signs oil-gas exploration deal with Myanmar
• North and South Korea resume high-level talks after nuclear breakthrough
• Kuwait detects 7 more bird flu cases in birds, raising total to 39
• Newspaper Says It Fell for Fake Gucci Ad
• Gag Card Shows Jeter, Mantle, Bush
• Oil prices decline on concern that China demand could be stifled
• Royal takes French presidential campaign to suburb at heart of 2005 riots
• Toyota picks northeast Mississippi for next U.S. auto plant
• U.S. stocks drop sharply after slide in China as fears of correction, recession surface
• Swiss newspaper says it fell for fake Gucci ad
• TXU 4Q profit climbs 33 percent on stronger margins
• Thailand's iTV to become government owned if fines not paid by March 6
• EU: Many European governments reluctant to lift takeover barriers
• Study: Darfur overshadows success of expanding U.N. peacekeeping operations
• U.S. official says French company's bird-flu vaccine effectiveness is limited but still potentially useful
• North Dakota legislation targets anti-cohabitation law
• De Beers says it plans to sell its Cullinan and Kimberly Underground mines
• Senegal's president in sizable lead with 22 percent of vote counted
• Consumer confidence rises to a 5 1/2 years high in February on job market optimism
• Rapper Tells Her Side of Fla. Arrest
• Toyota picks Mississippi for $1.3 billion auto plant
• Nigeria Senate panel finds VP siphoned public funds, calls for prosecution
• Maverick Films in Mediation With Inferno
• 888 Holdings former CEO called to meet with French government
• Judge orders Madonna's Maverick Films and Inferno to mediate dispute on prisoner abuse movie
• Philips, Intel to introduce wireless device for doctors, nurses
• Swiss newspaper says it fell for fake Gucci ad
• TXU 4Q profit climbs 33 percent on stronger margins
• Study: Darfur overshadows success of expanding U.N. peacekeeping operations
• U.S., Italian ambassadors 'slightly injured' in mortar attack in Sri Lanka
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy takes campaign to Madrid
• DaimlerChrysler approves partnership deal with China's Chery, mum on Chrysler's fate
• Interpol chief satisfied with Guyana's security systems for World Cup
• Harley-Davidson lowers earnings forecast following strike at main plant
• Britain starts Olympic talent hunt for tall athletes
• Heinz 3Q profit climbs on strong sales
• 15,000 Serbs protest U.S. policies on Kosovo; leaders warn of instability
• Kiriyama Nominees Announced
• Schalke playmaker gets five-game ban
• Booker Prize winner a finalist for Kiriyama award
• Euro hovers near 2-month highs against U.S. dollar
• Walsh says inclusion of non-test teams may diminish World Cup play
• Two referees banned for life in Bulgaria
• Torino rehires Biasi
• Adebayor and Mikel have red card appeals turned down
• Keane's appeal rejected
• Consumer confidence rises to 5 1/2-year high in February
• Former Uruguayan colonel wanted in human rights probe detained in Brazil
• Democrats struggle with next step on Iraq
• Appeals Court to Consider Smith Burial
• Prodi addressing Italy's Senate before confidence vote on his government
• EU nations with low corporate tax rates wary of plan for harmonized tax base
• Nokia announces delay in U.S. infringement case initiated by chipmaker Qualcomm
• Intelligence director warns of democratic collapse in Nigeria
• Prodi defends Italy's foreign policy before confidence vote on his government
• Appeals Court to Consider Smith Burial
• U.S. dollar lower in European trading, gold falls
• EU nations with low corporate tax rates wary of plan for harmonized tax base
• Castrogiovanni and Ongaro out of Italy's squad against Wales
• Prodi defends Italy's foreign policy before confidence vote on his government
• China's table tennis dominance to weaken in the coming years, warns top official
• Soccer fan violence on rise across the globe
• FIFA dragged into row over player's hijab
• Ex-Olympian survives new brush with death
• Guga regaining form on comeback trail
• Lakers come together under the gun
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• Cricket World Cup hitting the big time
• Arsenal braces itself for fresh Cup test against Blackburn
• Tough trekking for the Sharks
• A High-Speed Journey to Taiwan's Salt Country
• Highland Trekking in Chiayi County
• Acer advances after report of surging sales
• New Taiwan dollar continues to rise on fund inflows
• Dow weakens as worries on growth offset buyouts
• EADS board backs Airbus turnaround plan
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• Cathay Financial expects profit to rebound 'strongly' as credit card debt woes ease
• Wal-Mart to purchase 35% stake in Taiwanese owned Trust-Mart
• Tech whizzes grapple with build-or-sell dilemma
• Express company plans to invest over US$110m in China
• Gartner says global chip assembly, testing services grew 26% in 2006
• Server market gains traction globally in Q4
• Converged mobile device market surges ahead in 2006
• Analysts fret over property bubble
• In Brief
• Singapore minister says population may reach 6.5 million in 40-50 years
• Vietnam to lift ban on raising, stocking birds, officials report
• Rights group blames Fiji troops for beating teenager to death last month
• Australian opposition accuses Howard of making 'secret' deal
• Ambassadors injured in Sri Lanka attack
• Premier Wen says democracy in China up to 100 years away
• North, South Korea meeting in high-level talks
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• Bolivia battles floods; Morales mulls reform
• Fourth tourist dies in Saudi attack
• Trade tops talks between Lula and Vasquez
• ICC names war crimes suspects
• International stance on Iran program criticized
• U.N. to work on new Iran resolution
• Schooling against the Taliban
• Pre-emptive option is a must for Israel
• Justice for '228' is vital for future
• Guam presents Chamorro Month
• Keelung celebrates Lantern Festival
• Entry to Taipei ITF 2007 open in March
• Ambassador offers festival package
• Veterans to tour Guam to mark anniversary
• Hilton Guam to host 4th annual Guam International Tennis Open
• PRC tries to reclaim Taiwan political heroine as Chinese nationalist
• KMT noncommittal on legislative seats for 228 victims' kin
• Okinawan victims show 228 was global tragedy, says Wu
• In Brief
• Special education professor found dead in Keelung River
• Local markets seen free of tainted peanut butter
• KMT to vote for chairman next month
• DPP lawmaker aims to raise bar on presidential candidacy
• Su insists on staying put if he wins DPP nomination
• Mini-links to be available to Penghu residents
• Taliban says Cheney targeted in Afghan suicide blast
• Top Iraqi official survives bomb; cabinet backs oil law
• Japan official warns nation risks becoming China province
• Compulsory education to be extended, Su says
• Memorial to tragedy officially opens
• President Chen vows to unearth true 228 story
• Singaporean pop diva cancels trip to Taiwan
• Customer-centric projects enter the Top 3 banking strategic initiatives
• Don't underestimate the full potential of mobile marketing, says research firm
• Investment bank has 'cautious but positive' outlook on Asia excluding Japan
• Pinoy Text Club
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• Philippines eying joint reforestation project with Taiwan
• Filipina upset with 'difficult' co-worker
• KMT lawmakers to ask Lien to reassume leadership
• Presidential Office denies reports of real estate purchase
• DPP lawmakers brand election commission bill unacceptable
• Minister Chang meets Australian business delegation
• Oil prices rebound on expectations of falling U.S. inventories, recovering from earlier losses
• German inflation remains moderate in February despite large VAT rise
• Nigeria Senate panel finds VP siphoned public funds, calls for prosecution
• EU report says European companies losing billions in Chinese market
• 15,000 Serbs protest U.S. policies on Kosovo; leaders warn of instability
• Democrats struggle with next step on Iraq
• Philips, Intel to introduce wireless device for doctors, nurses
• Mancini wants to wrap up Serie A title as quickly as possible
• Royal takes French presidential campaign to suburb at heart of 2005 riots
• Canadian auto supplier Magna says it's watching Chrysler situation "with interest"
• North Dakota legislation targets anti-cohabitation law
• EU finance ministers tell Poland to do more to cut budget deficit this year
• Race Row TV Star Visits Indian Charity
• Ideas, not clothes, are the focus of Paris fashion shows
• Existing home sales rise in January but prices keep falling
• U.S. health advisers recommend drug agency approve first bird-flu vaccine
• Consumer confidence rises to 5 1/2-year high in February
• Italy's Castrogiovanni out of Six Nations
• U.S. advisers recommend drug agency approve first bird-flu vaccine
• Scientists offer plan to U.N. for `civilization to rise' to climate challenge
• U.S. advisers recommend drug agency approve first bird-flu vaccine
• U.S. advisers recommend drug agency approve first bird-flu vaccine
• Harrah's reports higher Q4, yearly profits
• Governors say education, workplace must change fast to cope with globalization
• Prodi defends Italy's foreign policy before confidence vote on his government
• Bondarenko upsets Groenefeld in Qatar Open
• U.S. intelligence says North Korea beginning to implement nuclear accord
• Blair wants cheaper prices at Premier League matches
• `Harry Potter' Makes Racy Stage Debut
• Rob Corddry Loses Out in `The Winner'
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• Nadal rallies to advance to second round match at Dubai Open
• European markets end lower after declines in China
• Workers at Belgium's Volkswagen plant approve restructuring plan
• GE reports compensation of more than $15 million to CEO Immelt, former NBC head Wright
• Overweight 8-year-old sets off child obesity debate in Britain
• Rob Corddry Loses Out in `The Winner'
• Nigeria's Oil Minister says OPEC output likely to stay steady next month
• Rice says U.S. joining Iraq in inviting Iran and Syria to `neighbors meeting'
• Suicide bombing kills 23 outside U.S. Afghan base during Cheney visit; VP not hurt
• Nokia announces delay in U.S. infringement case initiated by chipmaker Qualcomm
• International air carriers complain over costs of LA terminal revamp
• U.S. advisers recommend drug agency approve first bird-flu vaccine
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• Gymnasts to get two qualifying chances for 2012 Olympics
• Switzerland the Land of Movie Subtitles
• U.S. senator's daughter says civil rights activist 'overreacted' after learning of slavery link to family
• Convicted former Cendant vice chairman denies he's hoarding cash
• Human rights group: U.S. should disclose fate of 16 terror suspects it believes held by CIA
• Oil prices climb above $62 on expectations of falling U.S. inventories, erasing earlier losses
• Appeals Court to Consider Smith Burial
• Prodi defends Italy's foreign policy before confidence vote on his government
• Allan Border misses out on Australia's best one-day team
• Posthumous Novel Becomes Commercial Hit
• Mexican writing-directing team of 'Babel' splits amid film's success
• Colorado's Skrastins out up to 10 days
• Police: Body parts found along 2 San Diego freeways may be connected
• Vets committee throws another shutout at Hall of Fame
• Novel by Holocaust victim becomes major best seller in U.S.
• Appeals Court to Consider Smith Burial
• Tribunal da ONU indicia secret
• Rice says U.S. joining Iraq in inviting Iran and Syria to `neighbors meeting'
• Posthumous Novel Becomes Commercial Hit
• Toyota to build new $1.3 billion U.S. plant
• Venezuela takeover of heavy oil projects raises concerns about production
• French media report alleges presidential candidate Sarkozy got price break on apartment
• Gag Card Shows Jeter, Mantle, Bush
• Lawyer: DNA Agreement Reached on Brown
• Alitalia says its board has named 2 new managers
• Yemen's powerful Islamic Party replaces one of its leaders suspected of supporting al-Qaida
• Husband Says He Faked Wife's Recordings
• Review: `Wild Hogs' Not So Wild
• Oil prices end higher after dropping more than $1 per barrel and then reaching 2007 peak
• Nadal, Davydenko. Haas advance to second round in Dubai
• Canada's House of Commons expected to vote against extending contentious anti-terrorism measures
• Police: Body parts found along 2 San Diego freeways may be same person
• Ideas, not clothes, are the focus of Paris fashion shows
• Ideas, not clothes, are the focus of Paris fashion shows
• Sabres trade G Biron to Flyers; acquire C Zubrus, G Conklin
• Study: 1 in 4 American women infected with virus that can cause cervical cancer
• Study: 1 in 4 American women infected with virus that can cause cervical cancer
• Antioxidant vitamins A, C, E, don't lead to longer life, analysis of dozens of studies finds
• Airbus facing new showdown over planned job cuts, plant sales
• Sabres trade G Biron to Flyers; acquire C Zubrus, G Conklin
• French presidential candidate Sarkozy takes campaign to Madrid
• Workers at Belgium's Volkswagen plant approve restructuring plan
• Lessons from the U.S. West Coast
• Argentine Composer Earns 2nd Oscar
• Oprah's Oscar Special Outdraws Barbara's
• Gay Episcopal bishop says American church should not sacrifice gays to keep ties to Anglicans
• `Babel' Writing-Directing Duo Feud
• Ideas Are Focus of Paris Fashion Shows
• Rice says U.S. joining Iraq in inviting Iran and Syria to `neighbors meeting'
• `Babel' Writing-Directing Duo Feud
• Dollar, euro plunge against the yen
• Lawyer: DNA Agreement Reached on Brown
• Royals help celebrate Old Bailey's 100th Birthday
• Takahara scores twice in Frankfurt victory
• French media report alleges presidential candidate Sarkozy got price break on apartment
• DreamWorks Animation swings to 4Q loss on hefty cost to write off flop "Flushed Away"
• Senegal's president in sizable lead with about half the vote counted
• Safin, Henman win in Las Vegas
• Trio of Alleged Burglars Ring Doorbell
• Yemen's powerful Islamic Party replaces one of its leaders suspected of supporting al-Qaida
• Music Review: James Sounds Retro
• GE CEO Made More Than $15M in 2006
• Corn tumbles on speculative fund liquidation; gold and silver fall
• Italy's Enel buys nearly 10 percent of Endesa
• Mayor Gets Another Brick in the Hall
• Janitor Spends Weekend in Courthouse
• World markets fall after Chinese stocks plunge 9 percent, biggest drop in a decade
• Chinese Scientists Control Bird's Flight
• Students Still See Bats in La. School
• Blackhawks get Russian winger from Tampa Bay
• Judge halts high-stakes legal proceedings between Nokia, Qualcomm
• Anna Nicole Smith Case Heads to Appeal
• Horna retires hurt; Bartoli, Gulko advance to second round
• GE reports compensation of more than $15 million to CEO Immelt, former NBC head Wright
• City Ballet Ends Season
• Wall Street still listens to Greenspan
• Senators acquire forward Saprykin from Phoenix
• Naomi Campbell: Ashamed About Outbursts
• Colombian investigators unearth skeletal remains of 14 victims of paramilitaries
• Naomi Campbell on her hot temper: `I have a deep sense of shame for the things I've done'
• Hewitt, Safin, Henman win in Las Vegas
• Campbell Regrets Hitting Maid With Phone
• Man United to face Middlesbrough in FA Cup quarterfinals
• Boston Stock Exchange to switch from membership to for-profit in wake of rivals' IPOs
• Review: 'Black Snake' Strange but Sweet
• Uruguayan ex-colonel detained in Brazil, under investigation in military abuses
• Gag Card Shows Jeter, Mantle, Bush
• Lee Woodruff: `This Is My Kids' Dad'
• Holyfield eyes another undisputed heavyweight title
• Holyfield eyes another undisputed heavyweight title
• Recession unlikely, economists say, despite Wall Street worries
• Els ends equipment contract
• Conservative group says Gore's mansion uses too much electricity, calls him hypocrite
• Granizo atinge o
• Anna Nicole Smith Case Heads to Appeal
• Lee Woodruff: `This Is My Kids' Dad'
• NBA, union reaffirm commitment to New Orleans for next year's All-Star Game
• Canada's Parliament votes to scrap anti-terrorism measures
• Blackhawks get Russian winger from Tampa Bay
• Levine to Conduct Just 4 Operas at Met
• Campbell Regrets Hitting Maid With Phone
• James Levine will conduct just 4 operas at the Metropolitan Opera next season
• Kings trade Sweden's Norstrom, Kazakh Pushkarev to Dallas, get Czech Modry
• Federated will chance name to Macy's but company forecasts a letdown
• Bush honors NBA champions Miami Heat
• Australian share market drops 3.45 percent in early trading
• Federated will chance name to Macy's but company forecasts a letdown
• Man United to face Middlesbrough in FA Cup quarterfinals
• Canada's Parliament votes to scrap anti-terrorism measures
• Australian share market drops 3.45 percent in early trading
• On the Net: Concerts on the Web
• U.S. lawmakers push for more child safety in vehicles, including rear view cameras
• Horna retires hurt; Bartoli, Gulko advance to second round
• Los Angeles police investigating claims singer James Blunt ran over someone's foot
• Harvard study suggests ice cream aids fertility for some women, but experts skeptical
• DreamWorks reports loss in fourth quarter
• Two plead guilty to lying in Siemens hospital fraud case
• Wynn Resorts 4th quarter loss widens but new Macau casino revenue helps firm beat Wall Street view
• Harry Potter Grows Up in `Equus'
• U.S. intelligence indicates North Korea has begun to implement nuclear accord
• Smyth, Guerin, Bertuzzi all change teams on deadline day
• Prodi defends Italy's foreign policy before confidence vote on his government
• Japan's benchmark stock index sheds 2.9 percent after Wall Street dive
• Japan's benchmark stock index sheds 2.9 percent after Wall Street dive
• 2 plead guilty to lying in Siemens hospital fraud case involving rigged minority partnership
• Australian share market drops 3.45 percent in early trading
• Australian share market drops 3.45 percent in early trading
• Hewitt, Safin, Henman win in Las Vegas
• Mobile Internet phone enabler iSkoot raises $7 million in venture capital
• Nigeria Senate panel finds VP siphoned public funds, calls for prosecution
• New Zealand stocks, local dollar fall sharply in early trading Wednesday
• Magna earnings miss views; auto parts supplier slashes dividend in half
• U.S. PGA Tour returns to Washington with Woods in tow
• LA Police Probe: Did Blunt Foot-And-Run?
• Magna earnings miss views; auto parts supplier slashes dividend in half
• Teammates Hamm, Foudy elected to soccer hall of fame
• Anglicans to vote on issues regarding gays and lesbians
• Airbus facing new showdown over planned job cuts, plant sales
• Air Force fixes remaining computer glitches on F-22 stealth fighter jets
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Air Force reviews GAO findings on helicopter contract
• U.S. Democrats ask Republicans to quit college hiding game of `Catch an Illegal Immigrant'
• LA Police Probe: Did Blunt Foot-And-Run?
• Joe Uva, CEO of OMD Worldwide, named to succeed Univision CEO
• Probe says U.N. agency chief has used two birth dates, possibly profiting from both
• Former Phish Frontman Pleads Not Guilty
• Thai government to increase security for teachers in restive south
• Japan's industrial production fell in January for first time in 4 months
• Japan's industrial production fell in January for first time in 4 months
• Spanish company wins Texas toll road contract
• Lawsuit, fraud allegations amid leadership fight in anti-illegal immigration Minuteman Project
• Former Phish frontman Trey Anastasio pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Australian treasurer says China's share market drop will trigger volatile period
• One man's quest for forgiveness, one woman's return to a nightmare
• Spokeswoman says Jackson evaluating proposals to perform in Vegas
• Scotland allrounder happy to be playing in World Cup
• Former Phish Frontman Pleads Not Guilty
• North and South Korea to open high-level talks after nuclear breakthrough
• `Purple' Role for Destiny's Williams
• Harley lowers earnings forecast following strike at main plant
• Destiny's Child Michelle Williams joining Chicago staging of `The Color Purple'
• Sirius Satellite Radio posts narrower loss in 4th-quarter as revenue doubles
• Cientistas entregam
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• Interior Department talking with 22 companies to try to recoup lost oil and gas royalties
• Changing course, U.S. joins Iraq in inviting Iran and Syria to `neighbors meeting'
• British-born Australian rocker Billy Thorpe dies at age 60
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Jackson `evaluating' Las Vegas Offers
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Sony/ATV Music Publishing names chairman and CEO
• 'Purple' Role for Destiny's Williams
• Australian share market drops 3.45 percent in early trading
• Australian share market drops 3.45 percent in early trading
• Nevada regulators approve MGM-Ho alliance in Macau casino venture
• Liz Taylor to celebrate her 75th birthday at Nevada resort
• Liz Taylor Marking Her 75th Birthday
• Toyota picks Elvis Presley's Mississippi home town for new plant to build Highlander vehicle
• Conservative group says Gore's home overuses electricity; former VP says that misses the point
• Jackson 'Evaluating' Las Vegas Offers
• U.S. spy chief says Al-Qaida's efforts to reconstitute in Pakistan must be stopped
• Venezuela takeover of heavy oil projects raises concerns about production
• CBS swings to profit in fourth quarter after shedding year-ago charge
• Gerard Mortier named new general manager and artistic director of New York City Opera
• Microsoft's Ozzie says Google's success was 'wake-up call'
• Tokyo bourse denies report preparing to delist Nikko Cordial in April
• Tokyo bourse denies report preparing to delist Nikko Cordial in April
• Chrysler workers offered up to $100,000 to leave company
• New women's pro soccer league to launch in 2008
• Prosecutor: Celebrities and athletes received illegal steroids in online ring
• Watts Up? Naomi and Liev Expecting
• Computer glitch causes Dow Jones industrial average to fall faster than normal
• Smyth, Guerin, Bertuzzi All Change Teams
• Watts Up? Naomi and Liev Expecting
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Smyth, Guerin, Bertuzzi all change teams on deadline day
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Internal Romney blueprint shows concern about hair, flip-flopping
• Philippine power company cuts rates; Arroyo says move signals improving economy
• Bank Robber Nabbed 30 Feet From Bank
• Canada's Parliament votes to scrap two contentious anti-terrorism measures
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Daley wins a 6th term in Chicago; mayor could surpass father's 21 years in office
• Japan, N.Korea to hold bilateral talks next week in Vietnam
• McAfee's former top lawyer charged with stock option tampering
• Liz Taylor Marking Her 75th Birthday
• Jackson 'Evaluating' Las Vegas Offers
• Tokyo bourse denies report preparing to delist Nikko Cordial in April
• Judge: US can deny federal funding to AIDS groups that don't disavow sex trafficking
• Tokyo bourse denies report preparing to delist Nikko Cordial in April
• Nevada regulators approve MGM-Ho alliance in Macau casino venture
• Singapore Straits Times Index falls more than 4 percent on Chinese market drop, U.S. fall
• Japan, N.Korea to hold bilateral talks next week in Vietnam
• Spanish company wins North Texas toll road contract
• Hong Kong stocks plunge after opening
• Calleri, Gaudio win, Horna retires hurt; Bartoli, Pennetta advance in Acapulco
• Prosecutor: Celebrities and athletes received illegal steroids in online ring
• U.S. official says direct aid to Cambodia comes with conditions
• Copa Libertadores: Banfield beats El Nacional 4-1
• Malaysian DPM says govt must retain control of key industries, such as electricity- report
• Copa Libertadores: Gremio draws Cucuta 0-0 in Group 3
• Shanghai shares rebound after opening lower; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• Shanghai shares rebound after opening lower; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• Prodi enfrentar
• Mexico's Pemex oil monopoly sales hit record, production down for 2006
• Singer Gentry Sentenced in Bear Killing
• SKorea delegate calls for North's quick implementation of nuclear deal as talks begin
• Singer Gentry Sentenced in Bear Killing
• LeBron stings 35 on Hornets for Cleveland win
• Japan, N.Korea to hold bilateral talks next week in Vietnam
• New Jersey goalie Brodeur too tough for Penguins
• NKorea proposes to resume humanitarian projects following high-level talks
• Country singer Gentry sentenced in bear killing; must give up hunting in Minnesota for 5 years
• Janitor Spends Weekend in Courthouse
• Jackson 'Evaluating' Las Vegas Offers
• Oilers retire Messier's No. 11
• Secretary-General tells New Yorkers he wants to be remembered
• Wall Street plummets, sending Dow down 416 after Chinese stocks take a big hit
• Philippine shares plunge 7.9 percent on jitters over China, Wall Street's drop
• Woman Gets Probation for Attacking Nanny
• Canada's Parliament votes to scrap two contentious anti-terrorism measures
• Japanese auto production rose for 15th straight month in January
• Japanese auto production rose for 15th straight month in January
• Gaudio, Moya win, Horna retires hurt; Bartoli, Pennetta advance in Acapulco
• Thai finance minister resigns from troubled post-coup government
• Australia still World Cup favorites: Ponting
• Daley wins a 6th term in Chicago; mayor could surpass father's 21 years in office
• Australia still World Cup favorites: Ponting
• Indian stocks tumble in early trading, benchmark index down 3.2 percent
• Singapore warns Genting that casino license is not guaranteed despite winning bid
• Singapore warns Genting that casino license is not guaranteed despite winning bid
• Combs Accused of Battery in Hollywood
• AT&T resumes rollout, marketing for cable TV service after addressing technological hiccups
• New Zealand stocks end hectic day 1.5 percent down, track global weakness
• Sean 'Diddy' Combs accused of battery at Hollywood hotel across from Oscars
• Hepatitis a Scare at Hollywood Parties
• Blake upset; Hewitt, Safin, Henman win in Las Vegas
• Wolfgang Puck Catering employee may have exposed Hollywood guests to hepatitis A
• Blake upset; Hewitt, Safin, Henman win in Las Vegas
• Oil prices continue to dip following drop in Chinese stocks; supported by concerns in Iran
• Oil prices continue to dip following drop in Chinese stocks; supported by concerns in Iran
• Proposed bird-flu vaccine only a stopgap until better shots arrive, officials say
• Hong Kong's economy grew 6.8 percent in 2006
• After the big drop, what next?
• PlayStation 3 compatibility with PlayStation 2 limited in Europe
• New Jersey goalie Brodeur too tough for Penguins
• Budaj holds out Blue Jackets to help Colorado win
• Indian stocks tumble in early trading, benchmark index opens 3.2 percent lower
• Indian stocks tumble in early trading, benchmark index opens 3.2 percent lower
• Liz Taylor to celebrate her 75th birthday at Nevada resort
• China says 1947 Taiwan massacre was part of liberation struggle
• Philippine shares plunge 7.9 percent on jitters over China, Wall Street's drop
• U.S. steps up pressure on Fiji military to restore democratic rule
• Philippine shares plunge 7.9 percent on jitters over China, Wall Street's drop
• New Jersey goalie Brodeur too tough for Penguins
• Japanese, Russian premiers expected to discuss energy, territorial dispute
• Malaysia stock index plunges 6 percent in biggest 1-day drop in 9 years
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Australian court reserves its decision on Australian inmate at Guantanamo Bay
• South Korean president formally quits ruling party
• South Korean president formally quits ruling party
• Jackie Chan, Jet Li to team up in Hollywood movie
• Head of Malaysia's anti-corruption agency probed for corruption
• Head of Malaysia's anti-corruption agency probed for corruption
• Fidel telefona para Ch
• New Zealand Rugby Union loses US$3.4 million
• New Zealand Rugby Union loses US$3.4 million
• Strikes demanding more rights and power for ethnic minorities shut down Nepal
• Australian researchers discover 20 new shark, ray species in Indonesia
• Australian travel agency Flight Center says management buyout fails
• Former world pole vault champ Markov to retire
• Former world pole vault champ Markov to retire
• Australian stocks tumble 2.7 percent in wake of declines on Wall Street, Shanghai
• Shanghai shares rebound after opening lower; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• NKorea seeks to resume humanitarian projects with SKorea in wake of disarmament agreement
• Japan says whaling fleet pulling out of Antarctic after deadly fire, ending annual hunt.
• Reinsurer Munich Re posts 52 percent drop in 4Q profit
• South Korean shares fall 2.6 percent on U.S. market decline
• Singapore's Straits Times Index falls 3 percent on Chinese market drop, U.S. fall
• Norway's Berger wins men's 15-kilometer cross-country race
• Norway's Berger wins men's 15-kilometer cross-country race
• US Olympic medalist Dawson reunites with biological father
• HBOS says 2006 profit rose 21 percent
• Shanghai shares rebound nearly 4 percent; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• Shanghai shares rebound nearly 4 percent; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• Man who lost three daughters to 2004 tsunami sires triplets
• France's Bouygues reports surprise 50 percent profit growth in 2006
• Reinsurer Munich Re posts 52 percent drop in 4Q profit
• HBOS says 2006 profit rose 21 percent
• Norway's Berger wins men's 15-kilometer cross-country race
• Elizabeth Taylor celebrates her 75th birthday at Nevada resort
• Norway's Berger wins men's 15-kilometer cross-country race
• China says no decision yet on torch route through Taiwan
• China says no decision yet on torch route through Taiwan
• Oil prices continue to fall on expectations for lower demand from China
• Oil prices continue to fall on expectations for lower demand from China
• South Korea mourns soldier killed in Afghanistan terror attack
• Tokyo bourse denies report preparing to delist Nikko Cordial in April
• FTSE-100 down 1.5 percent at 6188.4 in the first minutes of trading
• Norway's Berger wins men's 15-kilometer cross-country race
• Norway's Berger wins men's 15-kilometer cross-country race
• Japan, N.Korea to hold bilateral talks next week in Vietnam
• Liz Taylor Celebrates Her 75th Birthday
• Cambodian premier says the country to start tapping oil revenues in 2010
• Cambodian premier says the country to start tapping oil revenues in 2010
• Profits surge at Irish Life & Permanent over strong growth in mortgages
• Airbus facing new showdown over planned job cuts, plant sales
• Singapore lender United Overseas Bank's quarterly net profit rises 24 percent
• Barcelona coming to China to face Beijing Guo'an
• Barcelona coming to China to face Beijing Guo'an
• German unemployment slips from January to February
• Democrats in U.S. House of Representatives back away from limiting money to end war
• German unemployment slips to 10.1 percent in February, down from January
• Shanghai shares rebound nearly 4 percent; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• Shanghai shares rebound nearly 4 percent; China says no plans to tax capital gains
• E.On shares slide nearly 6 percent after Enel buys 10 percent stake in Endesa
• Airbus faces new showdown over planned job cuts, plant sales
• South Korea mourns soldier killed in Afghanistan terror attack
• Labor union calls off strike threat at Irish airline Aer Lingus
• Most Asian markets plunge amid global jitters, but Chinese stocks recover
• Prodi government fights for survival in Italian Senate vote
• Luxury car maker Audi says 2006 profit soared 63 percent on record sales
• Indonesia shares end lower on weak rupiah, falls in global markets
• Severstal's auto division, Japan's Isuzu Motors agree to create Russian joint venture
• 4-year-old girl contracts bird flu, latest of 23 Egyptians to get the disease
• Profits surge at Irish Life & Permanent on strong growth in mortgages
• Norsk Hydro discovers oil, gas with wildcat well in Barents Sea
• Italy's Enel says it pay boost stake in Endesa to 24.99 percent
• Malaysia stocks drop sharply for 2nd day, but local buying helps market erase some losses
• IT company Atos Origin swings to a loss in 2006 after reorganization
• Uzbek authorities accuse U.S.-based aid group of supporting gay lifestyle
• Indian stocks tumble 4 percent, tracking losses elsewhere
• Liz Taylor Celebrates Her 75th Birthday
• Cambodian premier says the country to start tapping oil revenues in 2010
• Cambodian premier says the country to start tapping oil revenues in 2010
• Philippine shares plunge 7.9 percent on jitters over China, Wall Street's drop
• Borriello banned for three months
• Hong Kong shares fall sharply amid global sell-off, but losses narrowed by bargain-hunting
• Singapore warns Genting that casino license is not guaranteed despite winning bid
• Singapore warns Genting that casino license is not guaranteed despite winning bid
• Italy's Enel says it pay boost stake in Endesa to 24.99 percent
• Jolie, in Chad, welcomes legal move against authors of Darfur atrocities
• Italy's Enel says it may boost stake in Endesa to 24.99 percent
• Euro slips against U.S. dollar
• Scott, Els and Goosen top hopefuls at Johnnie Walker Classic in Thailand
• Scott, Els and Goosen top hopefuls at Johnnie Walker Classic in Thailand
• Singer Seal loses appeal against British court order to pay ex-manager commissions
• China shares rebound nearly 4 percent, despite jitters elsewhere
• China shares rebound nearly 4 percent, despite jitters elsewhere
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Japanese stocks plunge after overnight Wall Street dive
• Daley wins 6th term as Chicago mayor
• Several Picasso paintings stolen from his granddaughter's house
• Indian stocks tumble 4 percent, tracking losses elsewhere
• Belgium shelves plans for honorary doctorate for Congo's President Kabila
• South Korea presses North to follow through on disarmament pledge during Pyongyang talks
• Uzbek authorities accuse U.S.-based aid group of supporting gay lifestyle
• Uzbek authorities accuse U.S.-based aid group of supporting gay lifestyle
• Virgin Media says its 4th-quarter loss widened on integration costs
• R&A, USGA make groove proposal to reduce spin out of rough
• Czech president says he will run for re-election next year
• Cement maker Holcim Ltd. reports 39.2 percent profit increase
• Private equity fund EQT V buys Danish Dako Group
• Netherlands' Wolters Kluwer reports rise in 4th quarter profit
• Picasso paintings stolen from his granddaughter's house
• China bans drug regulators from investing in industry in anti-graft move
• Union official: Airbus confirms plan to sell two French sites
• Taiwan commemorates 60th anniversary of infamous communal massacre
• U.S. dollar mixed in European trading, gold falls
• Tiger and orangutan babies, mortal enemies in jungle, playmates at Indonesia zoo
• Tiger and orangutan babies, mortal enemies in jungle, playmates at Indonesia zoo
• British Paralympic athlete Tanni Grey-Thompson retires
• Ranchers want to preserve purity of Texas longhorns
• Prodi government fights for survival in Italian Senate vote
• Euro-zone inflation falls to 1.8 percent as unemployment drops to record low
• Japanese doctors urged to warn of abnormal behavior in flu drug patients
• Lyon plans to move into 60,000-seater stadium by 2010
• London critics praise Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe in breakout role
• Asian, European markets drop for 2nd day amid global jitters, but Chinese stocks recover
• Union official: Airbus confirms plan to sell two French sites
• British Paralympic athlete Tanni Grey-Thompson retires
• EU clears sale of Austria's troubled BAWAG bank to Cerberus consortium
• London critics praise Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe in breakout role
• Canada's Parliament votes to scrap 2 contentious anti-terrorism measures
• Canada's Parliament votes to scrap 2 contentious anti-terrorism measures
• Malaysian economy grew 5.7 percent in 4th quarter
• Malaysian economy grew 5.7 percent in 4th quarter
• Credit Agricole wins EU approval to buy Intesa's Italian regional bank branches
• Italy's Enel says it may boost stake in Endesa to 24.99 percent
• Converium seeks shareholder support to fend off Scor takeover
• Singapore stocks fall sharply in global sell-off, but late buying erases some losses
• Ailing senator's absence has U.S. Senate Democrats in tough political position
• Ailing senator's absence has U.S. Senate Democrats in tough political position
• China bans drug regulators from investing in industry in anti-graft move
• Thai shares driven down by Wall Street and regional losses, local politics
• Union official: Airbus confirms plan to sell two French sites
• Robbie Fowler in talks to join MLS
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• Picasso paintings stolen from his granddaughter's home
• Publicis says full-year profit rose 15 percent on stronger margins
• South Korea presses North to follow through on nuclear disarmament pledge
• Marchand-Arvier leads downhill training
• Uzbek authorities accuse U.S.-based aid group of supporting gay lifestyle
• Sprint Nextel post 4Q rise in profits on stronger revenue
• Singapore warns Genting that casino license is not guaranteed despite winning bid
• Singapore warns Genting that casino license is not guaranteed despite winning bid
• Polish central bank holds interest rates steady
• Investors await U.S. GDP data to determine direction following massive sell-off
• Liz Taylor Celebrates Her 75th Birthday
• Philippine senator presents complaint to U.N. over anti-terror law
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Merck 1st-quarter outlook tops Wall Street estimates, guidance is raised for 2007
• Sportingbet says it swung to a loss in 2nd quarter after being forced out of the U.S.
• Actress Details Darfur Border Situation
• Unions: Airbus confirms 10,000 job cuts, several plant sales
• Hepatitis a Scare at Hollywood Parties
• Jackson 'Evaluating' Las Vegas Offers
• Combs Accused of Battery in Hollywood
• Martha Stewart Living reports higher 4Q profit, revenue; beats expectations
• `Purple' Role for Destiny's Williams
• Italy's Enel says it may boost stake in Endesa to 24.99 percent
• Uzbek authorities accuse U.S.-based aid group of supporting gay lifestyle
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Humanoid serves tea in research on living with robots
• Unions: Airbus confirms 10,000 job cuts, several plant sales
• Presidential hopeful Sarkozy calls France nuclear arsenal 'imperative'
• Paris Hilton Ticketed in West Hollywood
• U.S. GDP figures don't derail signs of higher open following massive sell-off
• Martha Stewart Living reports higher 4Q profit, revenue; beats expectations
• Paris Hilton ticketed by police for driving on a suspended license
• Blair says talks on possible British role in U.S. anti-missile program ongoing
• Blatter raises prospects of 2018 World Cup in U.S.
• Airbus to cut 10,000 jobs over four years, parent company EADS says
• Official: EU nations should avoid duplication in aid plans to Africa
• Oil prices continue to fall on expectations for lower demand from China
• Tiger, Orangutan Babies Playmates at Zoo
• Bayer to cut 950 jobs in Berlin in wake of acquisition of Schering
• Thai finance minister resigns from troubled post-coup government
• Liz Taylor celebrates her 75th birthday at Nevada resort
• Caryle Group co-founder: Private equity needs to prep investors for eventual downturn
• India cuts import duties in federal budget, but disappoints markets with new taxes
• U.S. stocks rebound at opening, lifted by GDP figures after big selloff
• Fashion designers court celebrity status
• Washington Post 4Q profit falls 7 percent despite higher revenue
• Myanmar reports fresh outbreak of bird flu among poultry near Yangon
• Italy's employers federation to list a 32.5 percent stake in its daily
• Henkel wins 15K; Olofsson retains overall lead
• Home Depot projects lower earnings in fiscal 2007
• Airbus announces 10,000 job cuts, plant spinoffs in restructuring drive
• U.S. stocks fall modestly in early trading, seeking stability after big selloff
• Liz Taylor Celebrates Her 75th Birthday
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• Anglicans to vote on issues regarding gays and lesbians
• Romanian lawmakers to investigate president for allegedly violating constitution
• Airbus announces 10,000 job cuts, plant spinoffs in restructuring drive
• IOC back in London amid reports costs will triple
• Serbia's liberals propose parliamentary resolution apologizing for Bosnian massacre
• U.S. economy grows at a 2.2 percent pace in final quarter of 2006, new home sales plunge
• Seal Loses Court Appeal Over Payments
• U.S. stocks fluctuate in early trading, seeking stability after big selloff
• FIFA to discuss incident of Muslim girl kept from playing because of head scarf
• Fed chief Bernanke repeats warnings about federal deficits
• Struggling Belgian image company Agfa-Gevaert splits into three
• Boeing says its in talks with 15 companies about new 747 plane
• Belgian internal squabble over Kabila's honorary doctorate leaves relations with Congo in dip
• Japan pulling whaling fleet out of Antarctic after deadly fire
• Myanmar reports new bird flu outbreak among poultry near largest city
• Myanmar reports new bird flu outbreak among poultry near largest city
• Romanian lawmakers to investigate president for allegedly violating constitution
• As Western countries debate whether to restore economic aid to the Palestinians, a year of sanctions ripples throughout the Gaza
• Money from auction of Audrey Hepburn dress helps start schools for poor Indian children
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• Oil prices extend decline on profit-taking, demand worries
• Embattled Zimbabwe hungry and broke, says central bank head
• IOC back in London amid reports costs will triple
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Risk of French election-related terrorism constant, Sarkozy says
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• U.S. dollar rises in European trading, gold falls
• Totti scores twice as Roma rallies to draw with Chievo 2-2; Palermo draws with AC Milan 0-0
• Taiwan torch relay decision expected from China in April
• Barca heading to China to face local side
• Ferguson excited by United goal spree
• Florida pharmacy raid opens new internet steroid scandal
• All eyes on Igawa in intrasquad game
• Mavericks conclude perfect February with rout
• Sidelines
• Iron grooves challenged by golf bodies
• Scott gets back to his roots in heat of Phuket
• Brodeur brilliant as Devils blank Pens
• Holyfield vows to reclaim heavyweight throne
• Nigeria in confusion as coach Vogts defers arrival
• Nadal shakes off rust to top tough Baghdatis in Dubai
• Taylor celebrates 75th birthday with celebrities
• Critics give Radcliffe rave reviews for 'Equus'
• Festive Lion Dance ushers in New Year
• Dining promotion at Far Eastern
• Kuva Chateau offers Spring Excursion Package
• Yilan tour promotion draws big crowd
• Lakeshore introduces new uniforms
• Leofoo presents festival rice dumplings
• easyspirit introduced into Taiwan market
• Malaysian float to entice tourists at 2007 Taipei Lantern Festival
• In Brief
• Tigers, orangutans at zoo form friendship
• Hong Kong's smog seen hurting runners' health
• Seoul to limit junk food ads
• Obese girl's mom feels distressed
• Two paintings by Picasso get stolen in Paris
• Ice cream helps reduce infertility risks, study claims
• Vitamins A, E, beta carotene found increasing death risk
• Greenback claws its way back
• Microsoft's Ozzie calls Google's success 'wake-up call'
• Wall Street sees worst day since September 11, 2001
• Research company highlights potential of mobile marketing
• Europe banks beefing up to compete
• Politics clouds domestic figures
• Airbus expected to force contractors to split job cuts
• In Brief
• U.S. Olympic skier reunites with father after 26 years
• Thailand deputy prime minister, finance minister abruptly resign
• Nepal shut down amid strikes, officials say
• Japan, Russia aim to solve dispute, tighten relations
• President Roh formally quits South Korean ruling party
• South Korea urges North to abandon nuclear program
• In Brief
• Agency estimates 754,000 are homeless in the U.S.
• Sudan war crimes suspect rejects ICC charges
• Libya celebrates 30 years of 'state of the masses'
• Burundi blasts criticism of democracy
• Prodi's government faces Senate vote of confidence
• Israeli troops kill three Islamic Jihad militants in Nablus
• Genocide will not be tolerated
• Recent news running amok
• Special law needed for '228' justice
• China farmers see bright future in growing organic vegetables
• Children killing children in Guatemala's gang culture
• Bounty islanders celebrate modern mutiny
• Contrary to global trends, most Nigerians love America
• In Brief
• Report that Chen using public funds to buy new house denied
• Legislator wants Lien back as KMT leader
• PRC's growing military keeps wary eye on Taiwan
• Taiwan buys French-made flu vaccine
• Taiwan, UK officials meet over climate, energy issues
• International musicians rock at 228 peace festival
• China poses threat to U.S., intelligence official says
• Chiang remains should stay put, says descendant
• U.S. scholars discuss Taiwan's past tragedy
• Thousands sing in remembrance of 228 Incident
• Granddaughter-in-law defends late president
• MAC rebuts PRC 228 interpretation
• China says 1947 massacre was part of liberation
• Asian, European markets dive for second day after China scare
• U.S. to join 'neighbors meeting'
• President opens 228 Memorial Museum
• Chen vows legal action on 228 Incident
• UFO science said key to halting climate change
• Merkel grabs climate change baton from Blair
• EU gives Poland deadline to halt highway plan
• India's buoyant economy is a boon to Asia's tourism industry, says study
• TI unveils high-performance ORing power controllers
• Analog Devices introduces differential ADC drivers
• Gartner announces finalists for the 2007 high performance workplace excellence award
• Asia-Pacific hard disk drive market to grow 26 percent in 2007, IDC says
• Nintendo's Wii to outship and outsell the Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2007
• Pinoy Text Club
• Hsieh vows to restore public trust in government
• A mother's love
• Experiencing your own 'transfiguration'
• Vice president said to enter presidential race Saturday
• President's son-in-law starts new job
• Fowler's agent says he could move to Middle East
• London's FTSE-100 index down 114.60 points to close at 6,171.50
• German economy minister welcomes Airbus restructuring plan, unions protest
• Extreme Fight on for Pay-Per-View Crown
• Critics Praise Radcliffe in `Equus'
• Converium seeks shareholder support to fend off Scor takeover
• Oil prices extend decline on demand worries, profit-taking
• Gates labels Defense Department's $100 million (euro75.7 million) Guantanamo trial plan `ridiculous'
• European, Asian markets drop for 2nd day amid global jitters, but Chinese stocks recover
• Embattled Zimbabwe hungry and broke, says central bank head
• U.S. stocks move higher following economic data, seeking stability after big selloff
• Serie A Summaries
• Prosecutor: Athletes received illegal steroids in online ring
• Blatter raises prospects of 2018 World Cup in U.S.
• Swiss skier Gisin out for season after crash
• Merck tops 1Q outlook estimates, raises 2007 forecast
• Gough returns to county cricket club Yorkshire
• Totti scores twice as Roma rallies to draw with Chievo 2-2; Palermo draws with AC Milan 0-0
• Critics Praise Radcliffe in `Equus'
• ECB chief calls for euro nations to drop labor market barriers for Slovenia
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Cement maker Holcim Ltd. reports 39.2 percent profit increase
• Tiger, Orangutan Babies Playmates at Zoo
• Virtual museum preserves musical scene of U.S. Northeast
• Boeing says its in talks with 15 companies about new 747 plane
• Prodi government fights for survival in Italian Senate vote
• European markets end lower despite U.S. gains
• Federer advances to quarterfinals of Dubai Open
• Adebayor, Eboue deny FA charges over League Cup final brawl
• Bush to visit New Orleans as city still struggles 18 months after Hurricane Katrina
• Henin makes it into Qatar Open quarter finals
• Poll: New Zealanders split over closer relationship with U.S.
• Mexico to do what Washington has not: Control migration, start guest worker program
• Totti scores twice as Roma rallies to draw with Chievo 2-2; Palermo draws with AC Milan 0-0
• Bernanke says markets appear to be working well with no big change in economic outlook
• Henin reaches quarterfinals at Qatar Open
• Presidential hopeful Sarkozy warns against nuclear Iran
• Thailand's Charoen Pokphand Foods' net profit plunges in 2006
• IBM work force jumped 8 percent in 2006, mainly from growth in India
• US Airways plans to refinance up to $1.6 billion in loans, debt
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• U.S. state targets sex offenders' Internet use
• IOC back in London amid reports costs will triple
• TV Highlights for the Week of March 4-10
• NYC Piano Factory Gets Landmark Status
• Goodyear to freeze pensions of some workers, raise retiree medical costs to cut costs
• Senegal's president in sizable lead with nearly all of vote counted
• School Built With Hepburn Dress Proceeds
• Anglicans vote on gay and lesbian issues
• Vid-Game News: Rating Board Seeks Gamers
• Playmate Burial Dispute Back in Court
• Vid Games: Sonic, Ratchet Back Strong
• Bohjalian's Latest Creation Thrills
• Picasso Piantings Are Stolen in Paris
• Mantle Novel to Be Published
• Racy novel about Mickey Mantle finds news publisher
• US Airways plans to refinance up to $1.6 billion in loans, debt
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• Mickey Mantle Novel to Be Published
• U.S. man who tried to cash $50,000 check from God arrested
• Mentiras de deputada provocam novo esc
• Supermodel Christie Brinkley recuperates from back surgery
• McDonald's exploring adding smoothies, other specialty drinks
• Picasso paintings stolen from his granddaughter's home
• Music Industry Group Targets Students
• Jury seated in Midwest's first Vioxx trial in 52-year-old woman's death
• U.S.-North Korea talks on normalizing relations set for March 5-6
• Italy's Enel says it may boost stake in Endesa to 24.99 percent
• U.S. regulators approve first drug to prevent carsick dogs from vomiting
• U.S. regulators approve first drug to prevent carsick dogs from vomiting
• General Electric lending unit to acquire stake in Colombian bank
• Anglicans say homosexuality no bar to joining church
• McDonald's exploring adding smoothies, other specialty drinks
• Victoria Beckham's move to Los Angeles will be fodder for television show
• U.N. peacekeepers seize gang stronghold in Haitian slum, arrest 7 suspects
• Ibrahim scores hat trick as Syria beats Malaysia 3-1 in Olympic qualifier
• Scientist says body of British diplomat may help fight bird flu
• Hayden, Symonds attack Akhtar, Asif drugs reprieve
• Actor Robert Blake appeals $30 million civil verdict in wife's shooting death
• Mayor of Russian Far East's largest city stripped of duties as prosecutors probe land deal
• Senegal's president appears headed for outright victory with nearly all of vote counted
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• House bill tightens U.S. national security reviews of foreign investment
• TV Highlights for the Week of March 4-10
• Beckham Move to U.S. to Be Reality Show
• Jolie Visits Refugee Camp in Chad
• Student lawsuit in U.S. hinges on whether `That's so gay' is an anti-gay putdown
• Beckham Move to U.S. to Be Reality Show
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• Paris Hilton Ticketed in West Hollywood
• Prodi wins confidence vote in the Senate
• Jolie Visits Refugee Camp in Chad
• Jolie Visits Refugee Camp in Chad
• U.S. insurer gives incentives to customers with acceptable body mass index
• Save the species, save a buck; U.S. tax break proposed for landowners who protect habitats
• Montceau-les-Mines upsets Lens to reach French Cup semifinals
• Archbishop, Roger Rabbit Guy Do Sci-Fi
• McDonald's exploring adding smoothies, other specialty drinks
• Brazil economy grows 2.9 percent in 2006
• Patrick Marber's play about a mid-life crisis comes to New York
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• Jolie Visits Refugee Camp in Chad
• Colombian president rules out amnesty for leftist rebels
• Selloff 'healthy' for stocks, but correction may loom, money managers say
• Kansas State Condemns Chicken Toss
• Alaska governor would offer $500M incentive to natural gas pipeline builder
• Federer, Nadal, Haas advance; Davydenko out in Dubai
• Sevilla coach reportedly hit by object during match
• Supermodel Recovering From Back Surgery
• Arbitron Releases Satellite Radio Survey
• Airbus to shed 10,000 jobs, sell plants in bid to halt slide
• House panel touts fresh approach on fuel economy
• Oil prices rise on fading demand worries, falling gasoline stocks
• Developer that sold apartment to Sarkozy denies he got price break
• Paris Hilton could get probation revoked for new driving citation
• Prosecutor: Athletes received illegal steroids in online ring
• U.S. children gain weight _ not lose it _ during summer break
• Sevilla coach reportedly hit by object during match
• Beyonce not at hepatitis A risk because she did not eat party food
• AK Steel says it has tentative settlement with Middletown Works plant workers
• Paris Hilton May Have Probation Revoked
• N-Word on New York City Council's Agenda
• Women Vs. Girls: It's a Mad World
• US stocks rebound fitfully following Bernanke comments, economic data, Dow gains 52 points
• EU green targets 'too expensive,' OECD energy official warns
• Baltimore Symphony Cuts Prices Way Back
• AK Steel says it has a tentative deal that would end year-long Middletown Works plan lockout
• Corn recovers Tuesday's losses and ends up as soybeans, wheat also rise
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Appeals court allows Anna Nicole Smith's body to be buried in Bahamas
• Long Flicks: to Cut or Not to Cut?
• Fla. Court Upholds Smith Burial Ruling
• Copa del Rey game abandoned after Sevilla coach hit by bottle
• Stuttgart beats Berlin to reach semifinals of German Cup
• Economy grew at slower pace in last quarter of 2006; new home sales plunge
• Baltimore Symphony slashes subscriber prices
• Fla. Court Upholds Smith Burial Ruling
• Dollar rises versus yen as Fed chief Bernanke calms markets
• Inter is held 1-1 by Udinese to end its 17 game winning streak; Roma draws with Chievo 2-2
• Man Tries to Cash $50K Check From God
• FA Cup quarterfinals draw list
• Indiana Gas Station Dispenses Water
• Tiger, Orangutan Babies Playmates at Zoo
• Beyonce Not at Risk for Party Illness
• Fla. Court Upholds Smith Burial Ruling
• Late McCarthy winner gives Blackburn 1-0 FA Cup triumph over Arsenal
• Music labels target college piracy suspects with settlement offer
• Former Mexican President Fox signs book deal to publish memoir 'Revolution of Hope'
• Montceau-les-Mines upsets Lens to reach French Cup semifinals
• Liberty Media plans to repurchase up to $1 billion in stock
• Alleged Burglar Gets Shot by Grandfather
• U.N, officials, Silicon Valley tech leaders discuss global digital divide
• St. Johnstone upsets Motherwell 2-1 to reach Scottish Cup semifinal
• Inter is held 1-1 by Udinese to end its 17 game winning streak; Roma draws with Chievo 2-2
• Woman Finds WWII Grenade in Potatoes
• NYSE continues to mop up from computer glitches one day after market plunge
• Museum to Showcase Law Enforcement
• Episcopal leader asks church members to make concessions on gays
• Copa del Rey game abandoned after Sevilla coach hit by bottle
• Seniors Steaming About Bingo Shutdown
• Stocks rebound fitfully following Bernanke comments, economic data, Dow gains 52
• Rascal Flatts, Chesney, Underwood lead CMT nominees with 3
• Conrad Black urges court to bar his wife's e-mails from evidence at trial
• Paris Hilton May Have Probation Revoked
• Student lawsuit in U.S. hinges on whether `That's so gay' is an anti-gay putdown
• Auto parts maker Delphi, unions likely to keep talking as deadline passes
• U.S. autos improve, but Japanese still dominate ratings
• Former Mexican President to Write Book
• Copa del Rey game abandoned after Sevilla coach hit by bottle
• Beyonce Not at Risk for Party Illness
• Amgen receives informal SEC inquiry regarding Danish study of its Aranesp drug
• Copa del Rey game abandoned after Sevilla coach hit by bottle
• Beckham's Move to U.S. to Be a TV Show
• Fla. Court Upholds Smith Burial Ruling
• Grand jury to meet on hospital deaths during Hurricane Katrina
• Column: Mayweathers Make Good Reality TV
• Brinkley Recovering From Back Surgery
• Baltimore Symphony Cuts Prices Way Back
• Airbus to shed 10,000 jobs, sell plants in bid to halt slide
• The Doors get star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Black is back as Paris catwalks darken for fall
• Copa del Rey game abandoned after Sevilla coach hit by bottle
• Brazil Ministry calls for national plan to confront global warming
• Late McCarthy winner gives Blackburn 1-0 FA Cup triumph over Arsenal
• Mobile TV provider MobiTV reaches 2 million users
• U.S. first ladies' red dresses displayed to fight women's heart disease
• Is Taylor Hicks the First `Idol' Fluke?
• Serie A Summaries
• Hertz to cut 1,350 jobs in second wave of reductions
• U.N. human rights chief criticizes U.S. action barring Guantanamo prisoners from using courts
• NYC Urges People Not to Use N-Word
• Talibanization takes root in militant havens on Pakistan's frontier
• China's internal migrants face abuse, legal discrimination, Amnesty International says
• Lawmakers set to push for repeal of `don't ask, don't tell' policy on U.S. military gays
• China's role in triggering stock selloff reflects growing economic status
• Japan, Russia to launch nuclear energy talks
• U.S. says it will pursue details on secret North Korean nuclear weapons program
• No All Blacks but how can you tell? Kiwi teams top Super 14
• No All Blacks but how can you tell? Kiwi teams top Super 14
• Motorola says Icahn signals interest in buying more shares
• Fla. Court OKs Smith Burial in Bahamas
• ICC to target test players for drugs at World Cup
• Fla. Court OKs Smith Burial in Bahamas
• U.S. automakers improve, but Japanese still dominate auto ratings
• New Rap Problem: Criticism From Within
• Mobile TV provider MobiTV reaches 2 million users
• Pilots union files lawsuit against US Airways; claims management is merging carriers illegally
• `Sopranos' Mobster Snuffs `Dancing' Role
• Australian stocks rebound in early trading
• Actor Herman Brix, also known as Bruce Bennett, dies at 100
• China confirms human case of bird flu
• Lawmaker's unraveling biography puts political scandal back on Israeli front pages
• China confirms human case of bird flu
• Fed Chairman Bernanke says markets appear to be working well
• McCartney's ex, Heather Mills, says she is ready for TV dance competition
• AK Steel says tentative settlement reached in lockout
• Intelligence suggested threat of bombing in Bagram area before Cheney's visit, NATO says
• The Doors Get Star on Walk of Fame
• Merck's conduct questioned in Midwest's first Vioxx trial
• NYC Urges People Not to Use N-Word
• Democrats seek assurances of Bush support on eventual citizenship for illegal immigrants
• Prodi wins confidence vote in the Senate
• Airbus to shed 10,000 jobs, sell plants in bid to halt slide
• Pilots union files lawsuit against US Airways; claims management is merging carriers illegally
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• Embattled Zimbabwe hungry and broke, says central bank head
• Netscape co-founder tries to build online communities
• Picasso paintings stolen from his granddaughter's home
• Rascal Flatts, Kenny and Carrie Top CMTs
• Crawford, Perry headline Melbourne Track Classic
• Crawford, Perry headline Melbourne Track Classic
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Verdasco reaches quarterfinals at Tennis Channel Open
• Baseball's Olympic reinstatement at heart of IBAF presidential vote
• Mexico to do what Washington has not: Control migration, start guest worker program
• EUA e Cor
• Rascal Flatts, Kenny and Carrie Top CMTs
• Rascal Flatts, Chesney Top CMT Nominees
• BP hopes to reopen offshore Northstar oil field late next week
• 'Sopranos' Mobster Snuffs 'Dancing' Role
• Fla. Court OKs Smith Burial in Bahamas
• Fla. Court OKs Smith Burial in Bahamas
• 'Sopranos' Mobster Snuffs 'Dancing' Role