英文新聞列表 English News List

• Davenport wins opener in Auckland
• Benitez adamant Reds can win title
• Lakers simply don't measure up
• Blazers whip Sixers to extend win streak
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• Pittsburgh and Buffalo brace for cold in NHL outdoor battle
• Williams spearheads win at Hopman Cup
• Canseco set to publish tell-all sequel
• Kimble says India will bounce back from defeat
• Shanahan goal torpedoes Canadiens
• Seahawks next up for inspired Redskins
• Taiex ends year up 1.30 percent
• Philips shares gain after selling Taiwan Semiconductor stock
• Greenback falls on weak U.S. housing data
• Beijing pumps US$20 billion into China Development Bank
• Seoul unveils investment rule changes
• Asian bourses perform strongly in 2007, led by Shanghai
• Aretology is the science of virtue
• A close encounter with goodness
• Leadership is everyone's vocation
• In Brief
• Scotch whisky to get more piracy protection
• PRC eases securities investment rules
• US Airways looks to ease investors' fears
• Serbians split over gas offer from Russia
• Cyprus and Malta gear up for euro
• Taiwan Stock Exchange to sell stake
• In Brief
• Hong Kong most optimistic in Asia about 2008, poll finds
• 'Perfect storm' of cliches makes list of bad English
• Quality of sleep linked to higher diabetes risk
• The Big Apple goes green for celebrations
• In Brief
• Donald Trump tweaks formula with 'The Celebrity Apprentice'
• Online voters pick Lohan as worst performer of '07
• Voight happy to play hero for a change
• Change in law may threaten 3,000 cases of adoption in U.S.
• Many Cuba couples learn divorce is easy but housing is not
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• Rain ends drought in Atlanta
• South Korea announces amnesty for 75 prisoners
• Colombia rebels keep Chavez, hostages waiting for release
• Bhutan elects council in move for democracy
• Philippines fire causes panic
• Putin's time has come
• Musharraf must act carefully
• Taiwan's future at stake in 2008
• Promising singers gaining popularity
• RTI ups speech contest prizes
• CWS forms alliance with Magrez
• Ambassador Hotel presents bargain choice U.S. steak
• Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. promotes secured digital certificate
• Evergreen Laurel Hotel (Taipei) welcomes violinist Cho-liang Lin
• Far Eastern wins Fire Safety Building Awards
• Three common weeds proven to be potential cancer fighting agents
• Ex-bank manager gets jail term on fraud charges
• CLA set to launch employment center
• Free activities available to celebrate the new year
• Local environment for investment gets high rank by BERI
• Rail tickets for holiday on sale soon
• Yingge museum to stage nine exhibitions in 2008
• Taichung explosion kills one soldier, MND reports
• Concert Hall displays garden designed by French botanist
• In Brief
• CCA looking forward to fruitful year
• MOFA says cross-strait 'status quo' worries Japan
• Tu invites public to view memorial before judging
• Election chiefs can stay on, Shieh says
• A New Look for Taiwan News
• More than 100 killed as poll violence sweeps Kenya
• KMT to urge voters to reject ballots
• 'Taiwan' lights up New Year
• Ma demands a peaceful transition of power regardless election outcome
• Player: Marv Levy tells Buffalo Bills he won't return as team's GM
• Malisse and Youzhny sail into second round of Chennai Open
• Mississippi governor names US congressman to succeed veteran senator who retired
• Chavez' hostage rescue mission in Colombia nearing collapse
• Woman, man arrested in case of 4 French tourists killed in Mauritania
• New year brings civil unions to New Hampshire, 20 couples decide to marry after midnight
• Mindy McCready Is Released From Jail
• Venezuela launches new currency as Chavez's government seeks to stem inflation
• Pope laments trivialization of sex, lack of hope in young in New Year's Eve homily
• Country's first cloned sheep thriving among flock in historic Isfahan city, Iranian scientists say
• Marv Levy steps down as Buffalo Bills' general manager
• Country's first cloned sheep thriving among flock in historic Isfahan city, Iranian scientists say
• Next frontier to fight superbugs _ disarming germs by busting up their gangs
• Iranian president dissolves think-tank of reformist predecessor
• Existing home sales nudge up, but overall picture remains bleak
• Striker Adriano unharmed in minor car accident in Rio
• Delta Petroleum says selling stake to Kerkorian's Tracinda for $684 million
• Cuba-China trade increased 23 percent to more than US$2.2B in '07
• Turning out voters is the priority in final three days before Iowa votes
• Kenyan police battle opposition supporters as death toll rises to 135
• Silver, copper: New interest in anti-germ coatings in US hospitals
• Sweden secures semifinal spot at U20 worlds, beating Czech Republic 4-2
• Country's first cloned sheep thriving among flock in historic Isfahan city, Iranian scientists say
• Dollar mixed on final day of trading after a year of losses
• Kenyans dominate St. Silvester road race in Sao Paulo
• Nasdaq gets approval for investment from Borse Dubai, closes in on OMX acquisition
• Presidential primary voting is already under way in 11 US states _ by absentee ballot
• Oil traders eye $100-a-barrel crude next year as record-setting 2007 ends quietly
• Defaults among US mortgage insurers rise to record in Nov. as home-loan problems worsen
• UN chief warns Kosovo progress at "serious risk" and a political solution is needed soon
• Mindy McCready Released From Jail
• Iowa voters says they received push-polls about Democratic candidates
• UN chief warns Kosovo progress at "serious risk" and a political solution is needed soon
• Existing home sales nudge up, but overall picture remains bleak
• Oregon Car Thief Has Very Unlucky Day
• Woman who tried to assassinate US President Ford is released from prison
• Man Allegedly Steals Neighbor's Panties
• Soybean futures head lower for second straight session after hitting 34-year high
• At least 135 dead in Kenya in 3 days of violence over president's disputed re-election
• Agents Pull Birds From Men's Pockets
• Acuused Car Thief Has Very Unlucky Day
• NKorea calls for end to 'hostile' US policy in New Year's message
• MLS award winners top heavily U.S.-based roster for Sweden friendly
• Tiny Cyprus, Malta join euro, as tough expansion lies ahead
• Wall Street wraps up 2007 in a somber mood, but Dow has annual gain of more than 6 percent
• Soybean futures fall for second straight session after hitting 34-year high
• Deep Impact spacecraft flies by Earth for extended mission
• Health officials search for passengers on flight with TB victim
• Bruins score their 18,000th goal and add 4 more in 5-2 win over Thrashers
• Alaska says to receive $379M to settle tax dispute with oil company BP
• South Korea's Jeju Air orders 5 Boeing 737s for future growth
• Turkoglu hits jumper with 7-tenths of a second left in OT, Magic beats Bulls
• Couch Potato Contest Beings in NYC
• Daughter of slain Grenadian PM visits coup inmates convicted of his execution
• New Year's celebrants take to Baghdad streets for first time since U.S.-led invasion
• Saoirse Ronan a Young Actress to Watch
• Billick fired after 9 seasons in Baltimore
• Just getting to Hawaii was the hard part for Weekley
• Oregon romps to claim Sun Bowl over South Florida 56-21
• Jersey-Wearing Boy Attends Packers Game
• Pakistan elections appear set for weeks-long delay, officials say
• At least 135 dead in Kenya in 3 days of violence over president's disputed re-election
• Tiny Cyprus, Malta join euro, as tough expansion lies ahead
• As ads arrive on cell phones, privacy concerns grow with targeting opportunities
• National Council elected in Bhutan in move toward full democracy
• Groups: Record number of data breaches in 2007 after TJX credit-card thefts
• Robin Williams to Open Letterman's Show
• NASA releases information on unprecedented survey of pilots, including hundreds of close calls
• Bush signs bill to expand government transparency
• Nonpartisan summit renewing speculation about a third-party presidential bid by NY mayor
• Cyprus, Malta convert to euro as currency gains clout over slumping US dollar
• New Year's celebrants take to Baghdad streets for first time since U.S.-led invasion
• Chavez signs decree granting amnesty to many accused of backing 2002 coup
• Robert Frost Home Vandalized in Vermont
• Slump Forces Md. Family to Raffle Home
• Agents Pull Birds From Men's Pockets
• Acuused Car Thief Has Very Unlucky Day
• Nude Couple Grapple Over Dog Near Shower
• Diners Find Rare Pearl in Plate of Clams
• Woman who tried to assassinate President Ford is released from California prison
• Presidential rivals spar to last moments of 2007, race toward Thursday's Iowa caucuses
• Chavez: Colombian rebels say hostage handover impossible for now
• Rick James' Estate Settles Rights Suit
• Clinton reports raising $100 million in finances for the year
• Men Shoot Themselves in Tattoo Attempt
• 3 Iraq war protesters arrested at Huckabee campaign headquarters in Iowa
• Delphi reports net loss of $231 million in November amid bankruptcy proceedings
• Presidential rivals spar to last moments of 2007, race toward Thursday's Iowa caucuses
• Taiwan president says US caving in to Chinese pressure to opposes island's UN referendum
• Myanmar government quashes rumors of fuel rationing cuts
• Auburn beats Clemson 23-20 in ovetime to win Chick-fil-A Bowl
• Clinton, Obama claim more than $100 million in campaign finances for the year
• Australia names unchanged side for 2nd test
• Blues shutout keeps Red Wings scoreless for first time this season
• Judge orders Qualcomm stop selling chips that infringe Broadcom
• South Korea president-elect's aide says North offiical should be invited to inauguration
• Taiwan president says US caving in to Chinese pressure to oppose island's UN referendum
• Did Huckabee go too far by showing the negative Romney ad he decided not to run?
• Jazz wins to end Trailblazers 13-game hot streak
• Sehwag in the frame for second test as India aims to reinvigorate its batting
• India beats Australia 2-1 at Hopman Cup
• Pakistani election official says it may be "impossible" to hold polls Jan. 8
• North Korea misses deadline to declare all its nuclear programs
• Kenyans venture into tense streets for food
• Letterman's Return Guest: Robin Williams
• Ivanovic gives thumbs up to new Australian Open surface
• Sonia Gandhi hospitalized with chest infection and is in stable condition, hospital says
• Dozens of gay couples enter into civil unions at New Hampshire Statehouse under new law
• Tainted vodka kills 11 in Mongolia New Year's celebrations
• Top seed Zvonareva beats wild card to advance in Auckland
• Kenyans venture into tense streets for food
• Sri Lanka opposition lawmaker assassinated near capital
• Top-seeded Vaidisova survives tough opening match at Gold Coast
• China's Peng says she'll continue to seek out old coach Chang
• Pakistan elections 'impossible' on schedule, commission mulls new date
• Bird flu found at Bangladesh government farm, more than 19,000 chickens culled
• Bhutto's son leaves Pakistan after being made head of party
• Pakistan elections 'impossible' on schedule, commission mulls new date
• Back where it all began, Hewitt opens season with a win in Adelaide
• Kenyans venture into tense streets for food as death toll from riots passes 200
• Kenyans venture into tense streets for food as death toll from riots passes 200
• Letterman's Return Guest: Robin Williams
• Pelosi's first year as speaker marked by some advances, big frustrations over Iraq policy
• Malawi agonizes over whether to ditch friend Taiwan in favor of China
• Party aide: Bhutto was planning to expose government plan to rig vote when she was killed
• Pakistan elections 'impossible' on schedule, commission mulls new date
• Kenyan president under pressure over disputed election as death toll from riots passes 200
• Cyprus, Malta convert to euro as currency gains clout over slumping US dollar
• Bush signs bill allowing state, local governments to cut investment ties from Sudan
• 15 people burn to death in Kenya church, witness says
• Did Huckabee go too far by showing the negative Romney ad he decided not to run?
• Witness says 15 people burned to death in Kenya church
• Ghana captain Stephen Appiah to miss African Cup due to knee injury
• Dozens of gay couples enter into civil unions at New Hampshire Statehouse under new law
• James Brown's unreleased recordings remain locked in legal fight over estate
• Ballack scores winner as Chelsea rallies to 2-1 Premier League win at Fulham
• Witness says 15 people burned to death in Kenya church
• Syria denies talks with U.S. lawmaker on political detainees
• Lukas Bauer, Charlotte Kalla win 4th leg of Tour de Ski
• Party aide: Bhutto was planning to expose government plan to rig vote when she was killed
• Austria's Gregor Schlierenzauer finally gets first win of the season at Four Hills
• As expected, Parcells fires Mueller
• Kumble hints at Sehwag return to boost India
• Billick fired after 9 seasons in Baltimore
• Vaidisova survives tough opening match at Gold Coast
• Bulls make the effort but lose in overtime
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• Bruins beat Thrashers
• Antlers win Emperor Cup
• Hewitt opens season with win in Adelaide
• New York, New York- so nice they named it twice
• Wall Street seen suffering housing, banking hangover
• U.S. housing data boosts dollar as troubled year ends
• Wall Street wraps up painful year in somber mood over bad news
• U.S. analysts warn of more Chapter 11 filings on tap for 2008
• U.S. home sales up, but overall picture remains bleak
• 'Branding Taiwan' seeing major success in IT industry
• In Brief
• Hu vows forceful moves to curb inflation
• Defaults up among U.S. mortgage insurers
• Gulf nations launch regional common market
• Venezuela launches new currency
• Analysts see price of oil surging past US$100 per barrel in 2008
• Judge orders Qualcomm to back off on patent lawsuit
• Cyprus and Malta make switch to euro
• Restless legs increase stroke risk, scientists find
• Forensic team to examine skeleton found in suitcase
• Japan expected to announce fall in '07 birth rate
• Theory ties climate change to evolution of Neanderthals
• Philippines finds scare tactic effective
• In Brief
• Buren mulls demolishing sculpture
• Iran's cloned sheep thriving among flock, experts say
• Funeral home pets help those in grief
• Bhutto's rise carved a path for Pakistani women
• China seen likely to face fresh challenges in 2008
• In Brief
• West pressures Kenya as 150 die in poll violence
• Bush signs into law moves on divesting Sudan investments
• Pakistan official says vote will be held in February
• Sri Lanka lawmaker dies after being shot near capital
• North Korea urges U.S. to end its 'hostile' policy
• A new take on words
• At year's end, a global agenda for compassion
• Japan's stance on referendum
• TIER: Global economy steady despite U.S. economic woes
• Giveaways for the birthday celebration at Royal Hsinchu
• Atlaspost.com bringing Taiwan Social Mapping to Demo Show
• Sunworld welcomes head of International Lions Club
• Kofukudo offers Winter Collection
• Sunworld Dynasty presents Strawberry Chocolate Cake
• Overseas vocational schools host exhibition
• Drunk councilor gets into fight with city worker
• Cabinet to replace two more election chairmen
• Namasiya Township name change lauded
• Hsieh unveils new plan for agricultural sector
• In Brief
• Fifth-grader gets perfect score on math test
• Survey finds over 70 percent unhappy with Taiwan economy
• MRT says volume over New Year's eve hits record numbers
• Yunlin County residents charged with vote buying
• Exhibition focuses on local press
• Ma says Chen's idea of democracy false
• U.S. gave Bhutto advice, information on security
• President says U.N. referendum is a 'human right'
• Memorial hall reopens after major redecoration
• Beijing introduces cleaner fuel standards
• Oil prices to remain intact n January: CPC
• KMT old guard calls for boycott of referendums
• Eduardo scores again to lead Arsenal to 2-0 win over West Ham; Man United beats Birmingham 1-0
• Turkmenistan lifts 10-year ban on buying and selling foreign currency
• Haase beats second-seeded Baghdatis; Nadal advances at Chennai Open
• Democrats Clinton and Obama raise $100 million in 2007 for presidential campaigns
• Judge orders Qualcomm stop selling chips that infringe Broadcom
• Denmark midfielder Kenneth Perez leaves PSV to return to Ajax
• PHH scraps deal to sell itself to GE, Blackstone amid financing difficulties
• Hammer Time: Former rap star choreographs new career at Web startup
• Motherwell says its captain Phil O'Donnell died of heart failure
• Iowa, New Hampshire: More than geography separates the early voting states
• English Premier League Scoring Leaders
• Eduardo scores again to lead Arsenal to 2-0 win over West Ham; Man United beats Birmingham 1-0
• Israeli basketball champion Maccabi Tel Aviv replaces coach Oded Kattash
• Red Cross volunteer says 50 people burned to death in Kenya church
• Pakistan election to be delayed by one month following Bhutto killing, official says
• Deputies say they foiled suspect's kiss-and-escape plot involving handcuff key
• Red Cross volunteer: 50 people burned to death in Kenya church amid postelection violence
• In waning hours before Iowa caucuses, candidates roll out upbeat ads, make last-minute appeals
• Brazil's Botafogo signs Argentine striker Escalada
• Eduardo scores again to lead Arsenal to 2-0 win over West Ham; Man United beats Birmingham 1-0
• Temple runs Missouri past Arkansas in Cotton Bowl 38-7
• 2 years after fatal West Virginia mine explosion, safety laws still are not implemented
• Huckabee to spend caucus eve trading jokes with Jay Leno on 'Tonight Show'
• Chavez-led leftist alliance fails in mission to recover hostages in Colombia
• Hero who saved life of stricken man in New York subway reflects on his year in the spotlight
• Davydenko dominates Dorsch to advance to second round at Qatar Open
• 'Cat House' to Become Eatery, Bait Shop
• Crosby's shootout shot provides frozen moment in time for Penguins
• 'Without a Trace' Star Sanchez Engaged
• Swimmers Take New Year's Day Dip in NYC
• Hundreds brave frigid waters off NYC in New Year's swimming tradition for charity
• Bill Clinton says Hillary appreciates his New Year's day football sacrifice
• Ponting wins toss, Australia to bat first in 2nd test
• Michigan wins first bowl since 2003, beats Florida 42-35
• Episcopal leader says U.S. church is not alone in approving gay bishops _ just openly gay ones
• Con Man Reportedly Dupes Jewelry Store
• SF Mayor Gavin Newsom Engaged to Actress
• San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom gets engaged to actress Jennifer Siebel
• Fast-Food Worker Returns $185,000 Check
• Mothers of war wounded upend lives, sacrifice when feared call comes
• Pakistan election to be delayed by 1 month following Bhutto killing, official says
• Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif positioned as standard-bearer of Pakistan's opposition
• Senate candidate goes to great heights for attention, camping out on tower in Atlanta
• Bhutto's death a further blow to Pakistan's economy
• Man, 75, Hurt While Riding Pet Buffalo
• Woman Tries to Use Pen in Failed Robbery
• Crosby shootout goal lifts Penguins over Sabres in outdoor NHL game
• Mob torches Kenyan church where hundreds sought refuge; 50 reported killed
• Dusenberry, who did Pepsi commercial in which Michael Jackson's hair caught fire, dies
• Davenport wins 2nd-round match at ASB Classic
• Turkmenistan lifts 10-year ban on buying and selling foreign currency
• Tom Bosley Still Going Strong at Age 80
• Ponting leads recovery after Singh takes two early wickets
• Bhutto's death a further blow to Pakistan's economy
• Hospital official says injured boxer likely to be declared brain dead
• Study: Whites in the US are more likely than minorities to get narcotics from ER doctors
• South Korean exports rise to record high in 2007; trade deficit posted for December
• Thrifty Australian government cuts free massages for bureaucrats
• USC gets all the bounces and the points in 49-17 win over Illinois
• Crosby shootout goal lifts Penguins over Sabres in outdoor NHL game
• New coach may call in Europe-based stars for Qatar World Cup qualifying match
• Health minister's sex scandal stuns Malaysia's government
• Fast-Food Worker Returns $185,000 Check
• Singhs on song as Indian bowlers rattle Australia's middle order
• Fast-food worker returns $185,000 check after finding it on Connecticut sidewalk
• Injured South Korean boxer declared brain dead
• Centro Properties Group seeks buyers as debt deadline approaches
• Report: Australia to review citizenship test after many fail
• New Zealand warns its nationals of extreme security risk of travel to Kenya
• Thaksin proposes a game of golf to end bad vibes with the generals who ousted him
• Chinese distance star Sun Yingjie set to return from doping ban
• Australian wild card Sirianni beats American Querrey in Adelaide
• Singapore's GDP contracts 3.2 percent in fourth quarter on weak manufacturing
• Gatlin vows to fight for Olympic comeback despite retention of doping ban
• Clinton asks Iowans in closing pitch to vote for her because she is ready to be president
• Philippine stock index drops 0.1 percent after Wall Street fall
• Singapore Airlines, China Eastern deal in trouble again after shareholder slams bid price
• In waning hours before Iowa caucuses, candidates roll out upbeat ads, make last-minute appeals
• Mob torches Kenyan church where hundreds sought refuge; 50 reported killed
• Indian actor Hrithik Roshan picks movies that scare him into performing well
• Japan's PM debuts on YouTube in bid to raise international profile
• What's in number during Iowa's caucuses? Everything
• South Korean boxer Choi Yoi-sam declared brain dead
• Huckabee insists he wasn't trying to be tricky with negative ad aimed at Romney
• Davenport wins 2nd-round match at ASB Classic
• AP Interview: Malaysia's Indian protest movement likely to die soon, says leader
• Georgia routs Hawaii 41-10 in Sugar Bowl
• Snake saved by surgery after mistaking golf balls for eggs
• Taiwan's main stock index tumbles in year's 1st session on weak tech and food performance
• Penguins down Sabres in shootout before massive crowd for outdoor game
• Malaysia's health minister resigns over sex video scandal
• Snake Saved After Eating Golf Balls
• US, UK call for end to Kenya violence, note "serious irregularities" in disputed vote
• South Korean stock index opens 2008 with 2.3 percent decline
• Tom Bosley Still Acting Up a Storm at 80
• Near-freezing temperatures kill 38 people in India since early December, officials say
• AU head goes to Kenya following election violence that killed 275
• Oil prices rise above US$96 amid expectations of decline in US crude stockpiles
• Singapore's private home prices rise 31 percent in 2007 despite slower growth in 4th quarter
• West Indies win toss and bat in second test against South Africa
• Symonds, Hogg lead Australian recovery after Singhs destroy top order
• Pakistan poll delay a ploy to help Musharraf, opposition parties say
• Board of Sweden's OMX recommends Borse Dubai bid, Nasdaq OMX share purchase
• Mauresmo into quarterfinals at Australian hardcourts
• China's No. 2 oil producer says it aims to become global competitor
• UK foreign secretary says Britain does not know who won Kenyan elections
• Myanmar regime imposes huge satellite TV fee in bid to curb foreign channels
• Hong Kong index slips on US concerns; property stocks remain strong
• Chinese shares rise as investors shift interest to food companies, airlines
• Mauresmo into quarterfinals at Australian hardcourts
• Euro, pound slip lower against dollar in first trading day of 2008
• Luck deserts India after early inroads against Australia
• Eddie Murphy, film executive Tracey Edmonds start New Year with a new marriage, magazine says
• Hyundai predicts 2008 sales gain on expanded production, marketing
• Philippine stock index drops 0.1 percent after Wall Street fall
• Winners in Bhutan's historic first election include young college graduates
• Austria's OEBB railway finalizes acquisition of Hungary's MAV Cargo
• Most Asian markets fall to open new year, weighed down by concerns about US economy
• South African bowlers get early upper hand over West Indies in second test
• ECB: Bank drains euro168.6 billion from money markets
• Centro Properties Group seeks buyers as debt deadline approaches
• Singapore Airlines, China Eastern deal in trouble again after shareholder slams bid price
• British pound falls to record low against the euro amid UK rate cut speculation
• Polls show Spain's top parties in virtual dead heat ahead of March election
• Oil prices rise amid expectations of decline in US crude stockpiles
• Alliance & Leicester shares jump 9 pct on reports it held takeover talks with Santander
• Indian shares climb; led by Tata Motors, Reliance Energy
• Most Asian markets fall to open new year, weighed down by concerns about US economy
• Paris airport operator ADP shares soar after Vinci buys 3.3 percent stake
• Malaysia's health minister resigns over sex video scandal
• Huckabee insists he wasn't trying to be tricky with negative ad aimed at Romney
• In waning hours before Iowa caucuses, candidates roll out upbeat ads, make last-minute appeals
• Putin opens new ski center at 2014 Olympics site
• Australian wild card Sirianni beats American Querrey in Adelaide
• Pakistani election officials delay vote until Feb. 18
• Turkish shooting guard Ibrahim Kutluay joins PAOK
• Man United manager Ferguson says Old Trafford fans are failing to support team properly
• Pakistan poll delay until Feb. 18; opposition parties cry foul
• Paris airport operator ADP shares soar after Vinci buys 3.3 percent stake
• Lille, Lens both sign strikers to boost French league campaigns
• Sharapova beats Wozniacki at Hong Kong exhibition
• Manchester United says striker Carlos Tevez bruised his ankle in win over Birmingham
• Snake saved by surgery after mistaking golf balls for eggs
• Germany's economy minister, economic institute predict slower growth in 2008
• Chanderpaul, Samuels help West Indies recover to 160-3 in second test against South Africa
• Snake Saved After Eating Golf Balls
• Kenya postelection violence kills more than 300, international pressure mounts for resolution
• Clinton asks Iowans in closing pitch to vote for her because she is ready to be president
• Syria retaliates, says it ends talks with France about Lebanese presidential vote crisis
• Oil prices rise amid expectations of decline in US crude stockpiles, Nigerian violence
• British man puts out fire with aunt's underwear
• Hitzfeld to step down as Bayern Munich coach at end of season
• US stocks flat ahead of economic readings, minutes from Fed meeting
• Kenya postelection violence kills more than 300, international pressure mounts for resolution
• Eddie Murphy, film executive Tracey Edmonds start New Year with a new marriage, magazine says
• Lukas Bauer, Aino Kaisa Saarinen win 5th leg of Tour de Ski
• US manufacturing sector contracts in December, ending 10 months of growth
• Man arrested, accused of carrying knife at Clinton's campaign office in Iowa
• Federal statistics show nationwide record employment in 2007; Audi to create 800 German jobs
• Stocks fall after weak manufacturing reading stirs concerns about US economy
• US construction spending rebounded in November despite a further decline in housing
• Iraq increases oil exports in 2007, expects higher production in 2008
• Sharapova defeats Wozniacki, Chakvedatze beats Hantuchova at Hong Kong exhibition
• Oil pushes closer to $100 a barrel on Nigeria violence, OPEC outlook
• Chesapeake Energy sells $1.1B in future gas production and $2B more in sales may be on the way
• Syria-based Palestinian groups reschedule their conference meant to match Annapolis for Jan. 23
• US manufacturing sector unexpectedly contracts in December after 10 months of growth
• Serbia beats France 2-1 in Hopman Cup despite Jankovic injury
• British pound falls to record low against the euro amid UK rate cut speculation
• MiTAC products win acclaims
• Imperial promotes ‘buy 1 get 1 free’
• Evergreen Hotels introduce 'Shining Star’ packages
• Evergreen Laurel Taichung offers Lunar New Year special
• Landis Taichung Hotel to serve Chinese New Year family feast
• Grand Formosa Regent's azie presents Chinese Casseroles
• Yulon GM launches new models at TIMS
• Jankovic wins in mixed doubles at Hopman Cup despite injury
• USC beats Illinois to 49-17 pulp at Rose Bowl
• Man Utd under pressure after Arsenal wins again
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• Nadal advances at Chennai
• Symonds century leads Australia recovery
• Davenport wins 2nd-round match at ASB Classic
• Bergeron developing for the Islanders
• At home with a modern Malay Muslim family
• Taiex closes down 2.15 percent, following Wall Street's caution
• Quanta may choose Vietnam for first factory outside China
• Oil rises above US$96 amid expectations of decline in U.S. crude stockpiles
• Shareholder slams deal to buy China Eastern
• Centro Properties looks for buyers as debt deadline nears
• Dollar slips on speculation over Fed move
• Sometimes finding a channel can be tough
• In Brief
• Air China delays launch of North Korea route
• MC Hammer gets new career with Internet startup
• China to see double-digit growth in '08
• Analysts optimistic on LCD growth
• Six tech trends to watch in 2008
• In Brief
• Agency says '07 has fewest flight accidents in 40 years
• No need to be too concerned over aviation safety data, says NASA
• Miscarriage ups risk of trouble in next pregnancy, researchers find
• Rose parade draws thousands, including anti-Bush protesters
• In Brief
• Italian designer Sottsass dies
• ABBA member says he is no 'Dancing Queen'
• Study finds testosterone will not make older men smart or strong
• Carriage horses in New York City may be outlawed
• New York Senator Clinton running on overdrive in Iowa
• African AIDS orphans look to grannies for support
• In Brief
• Australia's Internet filtering plan comes under fire
• New Orleans violence up in year 2007
• Myanmar junta drastically raises satellite TV fees in censorship bid
• Pakistan to ask for outside help in Bhutto investigation
• Letter to the editor
• Sometimes torture may be justified
• MOFA priorities need revamping
• President to visit Latin America to bolster diplomatic support
• KMT says boycott was 'painful' choice
• Chinese dissident gets permission to stay
• Malawi agonizing over decision to cut links with Taiwan
• In Brief
• Group calls for boycott of DPP, KMT over environmental issues
• Cabinet says election chiefs agree to follow 'one-step' voting format
• KMT may reject right to hold future polls, President Chen warns
• 'Ship of the world' seeking donations to carry out repairs
• NCHU to cut Internet access on dormitories
• Gasoline prices in January to stay unchanged, says CPC
• Chiayi County reports coldest day this winter
• Premier unveils childcare subsidy plan
• Pakistan poll delayed until February 18th
• Government to provide NT$4b to reduce Taiwan's digital gap
• Huang visits Malawi in bid to shore up ties
• Calif., other states challenge U.S. on car emissions
• Businesses to offer year-end bonuses drop five percent: survey
• Ma sues prosecutors for forgery, negligence of duty
• EU Masters scholarships: Taiwan students are encouraged to apply now!
• Hsieh blamed for DPP's lackluster legislative campaign
• Prices tumble on Taiwan stock market
• Shots fired as prisoner flees after breaking free during hospital visit in US; no one hurt
• Oil pushes closer to $100 a barrel on Nigeria violence, supply concerns
• London's FTSE-100 index closes 40.21 points lower at 6,416.70
• US manufacturing unexpectedly contracts after 10 monthly gains, lowest since April 2003
• Alliance & Leicester shares jump 9 pct on reports it held takeover talks with Santander
• Dundee United beats Hearts 4-1 in first Scottish league game since player's death
• Israel's secretive nuclear facility shows rare film of interior to entice new workers
• Paris airport operator ADP shares soar after Vinci buys 3.3 percent stake
• London hospital blaze forces evacuation of patients
• Report: Istanbul blast causes injuries
• Hitzfeld to step down as Bayern Munich coach at end of season
• Canada beats Finland 4-2 to reach semifinals at U20 worlds
• Democrats reach out to Iowa voters through TV in final appeal ahead of crucial race
• Ball sells Australian services subsidiary to British company
• Kuwait 3, Lebanon 2
• What's in number during Iowa's caucuses? Everything
• White House: President George W. Bush will not tap oil reserves to drive down soaring prices
• Malisse, Youzhny move into quarterfinals in Chennai Open
• Rep. Lantos, only Holocaust survivor in Congress, announces retirement due to esophagus cancer
• Diane Keaton says she postponed motherhood for Mr. Right _ and he never came into her life
• Hamburg signs Burkina Faso midfielder Pitroipa for next season
• Syria retaliates, says it ends talks with France about Lebanese presidential vote crisis
• Murray rallies to beat Schuettler in Qatar Open second round
• European stocks slip on news of higher oil prices
• PAOK says it signed Kutluay, player denies deal finalized
• David Letterman and Jay Leno to return to the air Wednesday night as writers strike continues
• Davydenko beats Santoro to advance to Qatar Open quarterfinals; Murray beats Schuettler
• Musharraf seeks British help in Bhutto probe as Pakistan postpones elections
• Worries about US housing, credit and financial problems drove Fed to cut rates in December
• California sues US government over greenhouse gas regulations; other states expected to join
• Tom Wolfe will release new novel through a new publisher
• Inflation tops 22 percent in Venezuela, highest in Latin America
• Huckabee likely to have to cross picket line to appear on Leno's TV talk show
• Crude futures hit record $100 a barrel on supply concerns after violence breaks out in Nigeria
• Wyo. Men Ride Two-Person Snowboard
• New filing challenges driver license case against Britney Spears
• 'Hearty Eaters' Say Buffet Banned Them
• Dollar gains against the pound, falls against the euro as economic worries continue in 2008
• Attorney Installs Shark Tank in Office
• 'Hearty Eater' Says Buffet Banned Him
• David Letterman and Jay Leno to return to the air as writers strike continues
• Letterman, Leno Return Wednesday Night
• Golden Globes official says show is seeking deal with writers amid strike
• Woman in Burning Truck Keeps Driving
• British author George MacDonald Fraser, creator of much-loved Flashman series, dies
• California sues US government over greenhouse gas regulations; other states expected to join
• Study: Even in hospitals, shock treatment delayed for some cardiac arrest
• Real Madrid, Barcelona advance to fifth round of Copa del Rey
• US couple repeats as parents of Pennsylvania hospital's 1st baby of new year
• Indian paceman Zaheer Khan ruled out of Australia tour
• US farmers brace with Florida state under freeze warning
• Hezbollah leader: no presidential vote unless opposition gets veto in Lebanese government
• Huckabee on Leno and Clinton on Letterman as late-night funnymen return
• Canada beats Finland 4-2 to reach semifinals at U20 worlds
• US presidential campaigns fight to finish line in Iowa, facing tight races
• Justice Department opens criminal investigation over CIA tapes
• Gold futures settle at $860 an ounce on weak US dollar, record-setting oil prices
• Oil at $100 a barrel unlikely to shake US consumers _ but rising prices will pinch over time
• Boy, 12, Reels in 551-Pound Bull Shark
• Boeing completes 787 order from Vietnam Airlines, leasing company
• Liza Minnelli will return to the stage after collapsing during a performance in Sweden
• New York City hosts boat show amid concerns about US economy
• US stocks pull back after weak manufacturing reading, rising oil prices stir unease
• Shane Bond to join Indian Cricket League: report
• US couple repeats as parents of Pennsylvania hospital's 1st baby of new year
• `Treasure,' `Legend' `Chipmunks' cap record box-office year
• Tila Tequila and Bobby Banhart call it quits, second 'Shot at Love' season announced
• Liverpool held 1-1 at home by Wigan, Newcastle loses 2-0 at home to Man City
• Kenya election result review urgently needed, says Commonwealth observer group
• Ex-Olympic champ Jones asks judge for leniency for lying about doping, fraud
• New study also finds natural causes for recent dramatic Arctic warming
• Model sues, says jewelry commercial makes her look lewd
• Lens pioneer Grafton to receive Oscar at academy's tech dinner
• New program aims to give Iraqis jobs _ and keep them away from militias
• California sues EPA over greenhouse gas regulations
• Construction spending rebounded in November despite a further decline in housing
• Scotland Yard will help Pakistan investigate Bhutto's assassination
• New study: When other drivers use cell phones, they slow down and you sit more in traffic
• Presidential campaigns fight to finish line in Iowa _ tight races for both parties
• Hezbollah leader: no presidential vote unless opposition gets veto in Lebanese government
• Real Madrid, Barcelona advance to fifth round of Copa del Rey
• Writers guild will not make a special deal with Golden Globes
• Iraq's Assyrian Christians, far from home, cling to roots
• Red Wings' Babock, Senators' Paddock to lead NHL All-Star teams
• Buddhist community grows in South Florida along with Thai temple
• Point Pleasant still benefits from legend of West Virginia Mothman
• Step back in time: Discover what might be Europe's newest nation
• Hillary Clinton kicks off Letterman show as late-night TV returns
• Former US senator Burns no longer part of federal probe of disgraced lobbyist Abramoff
• South Korean boxer Choi Yo-sam declared dead
• Britney Spears' lawyers ask to quit custody case, citing communication 'breakdown'
• Washington D.C. invests $650,000 in needle exchange programs
• Bearded Letterman Returns After 2 Months
• California sues US environmental agency over greenhouse gas regulations
• Argentine farmers give up beef business, turn to increasingly lucrative grains, soybeans
• Britney Spears' lawyers ask to quit custody case, citing communication 'breakdown'
• Pa. Couple Has 1st Baby for 2nd Year
• Boeing completes 787 order from Vietnam Airlines, leasing company
• Beijing to clear beggars from Tiananmen Square, major street for Olympics
• Striking writers vow pickets will happen at Golden Globe Awards; will celebs cross the line?
• US town is flush with pride as it celebrates New Year's with annual 'Toilet Bowl'
• 'Hearty Eater' Says Buffet Banned Him
• Bangladesh confident for 1st test against New Zealand
• Report: Beijing to set up food safety monitoring center for Olympics
• Williams gives Americans 1-0 lead at Hopman Cup
• Prisoner who fled after breaking free from Maryland hospital dies after shootout
• Davenport wins again to reach ASB quarters, now 16-1 since comeback
• 'Hearty Eater' Claims Buffet Banned Him
• Late Night TV Hosts Back After 2 Months
• Oil eases after rise to US$100, market expects drop in US crude stockpiles
• 2nd test: Laxman leads resurgent India in reply to Australia's 463
• Colombia studying DNA of alleged child hostage
• Kia Motors CEO says he expects profitability in 2008
• South Korean boxer Choi Yo-sam declared dead
• US presidential candidate Huckabee sows doubts in conservative base
• 'Hearty Eater' Claims Buffet Banned Him
• Republicans in US state Wyoming to hold presidential primary dwarfed by bigger contests
• White leads Mountaineers to 48-28 Fiesta Bowl victory over Oklahoma
• Veteran prosecutor tapped by Justice Department to oversee CIA tapes investigation
• Ousted Philippine leader says he'll return to movies, undecided on political comeback bid
• Golden Globes at Risk As Strike Heats Up
• Family that owns Landmark Communications plans to sell
• Bhutto's party demands UN probe into slaying, dismisses Scotland Yard help
• Red Wings beat Stars 4-1 in clash of Western Conference leaders
• Netflix to deliver movies directly to TVs with LG Electronics box
• Americans advance to final at Hopman Cup
• Filler Evident in Late-Night TV's Return
• 'Cold and close': Iowans put their stamp on an improbably wide-open presidential race
• Taiwan's main stock index falls 1.67 percent, tracking Wall Street's overnight losses
• Kia Motors CEO says he expects profitability in 2008
• Ousted Philippine leader says he'll return to movies, undecided on political comeback bid
• Golden Globes are in the crosshairs as striking writers promise to picket ceremony
• Manhattan market shrugs off national housing downturn, sets price records as supply falls
• Pistons post 10th straight win with victory over Wizards
• Late-Night Stars Leno, Letterman Return
• Davenport wins again to reach ASB quarters, now 16-1 since comeback
• 300 dead in Kenya violence, opposition vows million-man rally to go ahead
• 2nd test: Australia's late strikes cut short India recovery
• Pro-king group in Nepal warns of protests against decision to abolish monarchy
• Americans advance to final at Hopman Cup
• In Asia, oil's surge to US$100 drives worries of rising costs; state subsidies under pressure
• Dallaglio set to announce England retirement for second time
• Oil eases after rise to US$100, market expects drop in US crude stockpiles
• Actor-director Sean Penn to head Cannes jury
• Spanish government estimates inflation running at 4.3 percent
• Calls for Pakistan's President Musharraf to step down intensify after election delay
• Li beats Vaidisova again to reach Gold Coast semifinals
• Indian prime minister to visit China for border dispute talks amid warming ties
• Ousted Philippine leader says he'll return to movies, undecided on political comeback bid
• Euro, pound drift lower against US dollar as German unemployment holds steady
• 2nd test: Australia's late strikes cut short India recovery
• Late-Night Stars Leno, Letterman Return
• Spears' Lawyers Ask to Quit Custody Case
• South Korean boxer Choi Yo-sam declared dead
• SKorean aid group says 8 people publicly executed by firing squad in NKorea
• Report: South Korean president-elect to meet US nuclear envoy next week
• German unemployment steady at 8.1 percent in December
• Thailand launches selection of first post-coup Senate
• DSG says full-year profit to disappoint
• Laxman, Dravid combination keeps Australia guessing, again
• Calls for Pakistan's President Musharraf to step down intensify after election delay
• SKorean court to speed up deliberation of petition on special probe of president-elect
• Hong Kong shares slide on credit tightening fears in China, US economic outlook
• Fire at major cancer hospital called a setback for treatment
• 300 dead in Kenya violence, opposition vows million-man rally to go ahead
• Philippine stock index drops 3.2 percent on US recession fears
• Anelka on Chelsea transfer: "I hope it will happen"
• SKorean court to speed up deliberation of petition on special probe of president-elect
• China's shares rise, led by oil companies after crude hits record US$100 a barrel
• Mauresmo, Vaidisova and Safina crash out at Gold Coat
• South Africa makes steady start in reply to West Indies' 243 in second test
• Audi begins production of A6 luxury sedan in India
• Norway says fighting likely to escalate after Sri Lankan govt ends truce with Tamil rebels
• Opposition calls off Kenya rally amid violence
• Shatner Has Happy Decade With Priceline
• German unemployment steady at 8.1 percent in December
• Couple Hits Bigger Lottery Than Thought
• Wisconsin Seeks a Less Cheesy Image
• US congressional leaders urge Vietnam to match economic progress with political reforms
• Hewitt into quarterfinals at Australian men's hardcourt
• Late-Night Stars Leno, Letterman Return
• Audi begins production of A6 luxury sedan in India
• Indian shares fall, dragged down by Grasim, software companies
• Oil eases after touching US$100, market expects drop in US crude stockpiles
• Thailand Election Commission investigates 83 poll victors on suspicion of fraud
• Most Asian markets fall on fears for US economy, concerns over US$100 oil
• Quite a trek: William Shatner, Priceline.com enjoy 10 years together
• Oil moves closer to US$100, market expects drop in US crude stockpiles
• Report: Khamenei would approve Iran-US relations if deemed beneficial
• China limits Internet video to state-controlled companies
• Billionaire who spent millions investigating President Clinton, finds him 'charismatic'
• Newcastle manager Allardyce under more pressure ahead of FA Cup game at Stoke
• Report: Shell CEO warns against setting higher targets for emissions reduction
• Kenya attorney general calls for independent tally of disputed vote
• Militant farmer hunger strikes against genetically modified corn
• 'Cold and close': Iowans put their stamp on an improbably wide-open presidential race
• Ford picks India's Tata as top bidder for Jaguar, Land Rover
• Newspaper report: Carreras rules out reviving Three Tenors with new singer
• Kaka gives 'Player of the Year' trophy for church exhibition in Brazil
• Late payments on consumer loans in U.S. jump to highest point since last recession
• Monsanto 1Q profit nearly triples on strength in Latin American business, raises 2008 outlook
• Jobless benefits in US fall sharply during Christmas week
• As ECB mops excess short-term cash, it provides more for long-term use by euro zone banks
• Barton refused bail, assault charge upgraded
• South Africa at 125-4 in 2nd test after dismissing West Indies for 243
• Large Louisiana men claim restaurant banned them because they ate too much from the buffet
• "Harry Potter" star Radcliffe donates glasses for Holocaust exhibition
• Report: Khamenei would approve Iran-US relations if deemed beneficial
• Oil slips, but stays close to US$100, market expects drop in US crude stockpiles
• French government warns against Dakar Rally stages in Mauritania
• Regulatory filing shows Temasek Holdings currently owns 9.4 percent stake in Merrill Lynch
• Czech 2007 budget deficit lower than expected, finance minister says
• Davenport wins again to reach ASB semis, now 16-1 since comeback
• US stocks open higher after employment readings; oil prices stir concerns about consumers
• US presidential candidates restrain their expectations as unpredictable Iowa race closes
• Alcohol ad ban deprives Lithuanians of watching beloved basketball on TV
• De Waart named Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra music director
• Tenor: Pavarotti Can't Be Replaced
• German governor targets immigrant integration, youth crime in election campaign
• Kenyan president says he is ready for talks 'once the nation is calm'
• Hungarian government says 2010 Dakar Rally set to start in Budapest
• French government warns against Dakar Rally stages in Mauritania
• US factory orders rise by largest amount in 4 months
• Bochum gives coach Koller a 2-year contract extension
• US, Serbia in Hopman Cup final, Americans for 9th time
• Rally called off after Kenya violence erupts; attorney general calls for vote probe
• Downbeat retail outlook and bank lending cutbacks underscore fears for UK economy in 2008
• Energy futures mixed after US reports crude supplies fell, heating oil rose
• Musharraf denies security forces involved in Bhutto slaying
• Nadal enters quarterfinals; Cilic stuns fifth-seeded Mahut
• Taipei Fine Arts Museum
• Hips
• National Palace Museum
• National Theater Hall
• What's on
• Cabbage brings luck in the New Year
• Balsamic glaze tops hearty steak slices
• Looking back at faves and bargains in 2007
• Actor-director Sean Penn to head Cannes jury, organizers announce
• Striking writers vow to picket at Golden Globe
• The 10 most memorable celebrity moments of 2007
• James Brown's restless legacy
• For the record
• Criteria Recording Studios turns 50
• Now Showing
• An outlaw who couldn't fight his way out of a lawsuit
• Cowardly, but quite the scene stealer
• The decadent cream-cheesiness of Crab Rangoon
• Spears' lawyers ask to quit custody case, citing communication 'breakdown'
• Woods, Mikelson skipping PGA's opening event
• Marlins try to lure Cantu
• Wade passive as Heat woes mount
• Taiwan stuns Argentina with win in Hopman Cup
• Sidelines
• Davenport wins again to reach ASB quarters
• Red Wings samba to 30th win
• Liverpool eyes title despite Wigan draw
• Buddhist community grows in Florida
• Politics, graft undermine African healthcare
• In Brief
• China to make lethal injection preferred method of execution
• Japan to buy climate credits from China
• Pakistan opposition urges tighter security
• Libyan official in U.S. to meet Rice on ties
• Iowa opens process to choose next president of United States
• Taiwan News new format
• Mideast peace process must include U.S. in order to be successful
• KMT boycott reveals contempt
• Dow Jones loses over 200 points amid concern over high oil prices
• Taiex index drops 2.1 percent
• China reports rapid growth in mutual funds
• In Brief
• CinemaNow, Macrovision sign new deal
• Dollar slides amid gloomy U.S. outlook
• Fewer local firms giving bonuses, poll says
• U.S. manufacturing drops to 47.7
• China's major aircraft makers to build jumbo jets, report says
• Business' political influence seen as cause for concern
• PRC to standardize smell, appearance of steamed buns
• NSC touts benefits of summer-camp program
• CGA arrests 19 in major sex-trade crackdown
• Local hotel selling art pieces at lower than usual prices
• High court upholds ex-lawmaker's rape sentence
• Exhibition reveals history of foot binding
• Patient wins NT$10m suit against clinic
• Some food boxes found unsafe for microwaves
• In Brief
• Scholars urge candidates not to use ethnic issues for political gain
• Taiwan launches vote-buying probe ahead of polls, official
• Tsai appointed as election chief of Taichung City
• Oil breaks US$100 mark
• Kenya attorney general calls for election recount
• MOFA says it is monitoring visa situation in Brazil
• Ma files lawsuits against prosecutors
• Vegetarian diet not necessarily healthy: doctor
• Taiwan's ties with Malawi on brink of collapse: MOFA
• Taiwan's main stock index rises 0.45 percent on bargain hunting
• Taiwan seeking U.S. permission for Chen's transit
• Ma pledges to promote aboriginal welfare benefits if elected
• Group says US security screening for Chinese high-tech customers flawed, calls for halt
• Militant French farmer hunger strikes against genetically modified corn
• Vatican to elaborate on pope's liberalization of the old Latin Mass
• Exile Myanmir network to begin daily television broadcasts to pro-democracy activists at home
• US stocks gain after readings on employment, factory orders; market awaits Labor Dept. report
• Oil prices rise above $100 after US reports drop in crude supplies
• Rally called off after Kenya violence erupts; attorney general calls for vote probe
• London's FTSE-100 index closes up 62.7 points at 6479.4
• Rally called off after Kenya violence erupts; attorney general calls for vote probe
• IBM hardware group restructures, biggest such move in 15 years
• Ford sales fall 9 percent in December and 12 percent for all of 2007
• Rally called off after Kenya violence erupts; attorney general calls for vote probe
• ECB: More than half of circulated bank notes in Cyprus and Malta are euros
• Oil prices rise above $100 after US reports drop in crude supplies
• US Republican presidential candidates ignore Wyoming vote focusing on Iowa and New Hampshire
• US presidential candidates stump until final minutes of unpredictable Iowa race
• Monsanto profit nearly triples in 1st-quarter, boosts outlook, shares jump
• Scientist's memoir of famous parrot is coming this fall
• Toyota overtakes Ford to become the No. 2 auto seller in U.S.
• Longer, tougher Dakar Rally pits Mitsubishi against Volkswagen amid security concerns
• Sri Lanka notifies broker Norway of end to rebel peace deal, Nordic monitors to leave
• Serbian president says upcoming election decisive for country's future
• GM scratching plans to build a new V-8 engine in Tonawanda, New York
• Dane Cook breaks comedy endurance record with 7-hour set
• Frings returns as Bremen prepares to fight Bayern for Bundesliga title
• US factory orders rise by largest amount in 4 months
• Former governor who signed US's first statewide gay rights law dies
• US energy bill won't undercut oil prices for years to come
• Toyota appears likely to depose GM as world's largest automaker
• Murray beats Johansson in straight sets to advance to semifinals at Qatar Open
• US presidential candidates stump until final minutes of unpredictable Iowa race
• US: Market for asset-backed commercial paper has first weekly rise since early August
• Fowl ordered culled after avian flu diagnosed in Israel's north
• Goldie Hawn laments paparazzi influx in once-quiet Aspen
• Germany recovers from poor start to win third women's biathlon relay race this season
• Germany recovers from poor start to win its third women's biathlon relay race this season
• Dominican officials kill 115 birds with avian flu
• US lawmaker's letter warned destroying tapes would 'reflect badly' on the CIA
• No. 3 US oil company ConocoPhillips says production likely rose in 4Q
• Public to comment on teaching evolution under that name in Florida
• Alaska event features Running of the Reindeer
• Toyota passes Ford as 2nd-biggest auto seller in US in 2007, ending Ford's 75-year lock
• Analysis: Iowa ensured front-runner Clinton did not have an easy road to the White House
• Czech Republic routs Finland 5-1 to clinch 5th place at U20 worlds
• US raises concerns with Saudi Arabia about detained popular blogger
• Boeing delivered 441 planes in 2007, orders will top 1,300
• Morales: Iran, Brazil and Venezuela gas investments could make for Bolivian record in 2008
• Analysis: Iowa's Republican caucuses a classic David vs Goliath battle
• US lawmaker's letter warned destroying tapes would 'reflect badly' on the CIA
• US bankruptcy filings rise in 2007, but remain below levels of earlier in decade
• New Jersey lawmakers advance slavery apology
• Former governor who signed US's first statewide gay rights law dies
• Oil prices retreat after setting new record over $100 on drop in crude supplies
• Oil prices retreat after setting new record over $100 on drop in crude supplies
• Toyota passes Ford as 2nd-biggest auto seller in US in 2007, ending Ford's 76-year lock
• 5 killed, 68 wounded by car bomb in southeastern Turkey
• Davydenko, Murray win at Qatar Open to set up repeat semifinal encounter
• Rally called off after Kenya violence erupts; attorney general calls for vote probe
• US album sales tumbled 9.5 percent in '07, digital track sales soared
• US moves closer to Libya despite lingering concerns
• Morales: Iran, Brazil and Venezuela gas investments could make for Bolivian record in 2008
• TV star Cameron Mathison offers private dance lessons for charity
• Iran appoints Artur Jorge as manager of national soccer team
• Johnny Depp made the most money at the multiplex in 2007, movie exhibitors say
• Oil prices retreat after setting new record over $100 on drop in crude supplies
• Spears visits building housing Federline lawyers' office
• Paparazzi Scramble After Britney Spears
• US stocks end mixed after economic reports; market awaits Friday labor reading
• Fowl ordered culled after avian flu diagnosed in Israel's north
• Major cancer hospital to reopen its doors next week after dramatic fire
• US moves closer to Libya despite lingering concerns
• Brittany Spears visits ex-husbands attorney and gives deposition in child custody case
• Seniors Protest Funeral Home Near Center
• Woman May Move After Car Hits Home Again
• Seniors Protest Funeral Home Near Center
• Economic worries weigh on US dollar ahead of Friday's jobs report
• Late-night funnymen return; Hillary Clinton and Mike Huckabee kick off top shows
• Jesse Jackson's wife supports Clinton for president, breaks with husband
• TV star Cameron Mathison offers private dance lessons for charity
• Norman Mailer archive now open to public at University of Texas' Ransom Center
• Czech Republic routs Finland 5-1 to clinch 5th place at U20 worlds
• Pa. Man Gives In-Laws $1M Lottery Ticket
• Gold prices approach record high on weakened US dollar, surging oil prices
• New Zealand wins toss, bowls in first test against Bangladesh
• New Zealand wins toss, bowls in first test against Bangladesh
• US album sales tumbled 9.5 percent in '07, digital track sales soared
• Chrysler creates new vice president position to run global alliances
• Bombardier sells planes to Libya and Spain in deals totalling US$136 million
• Seniors Protest Funeral Home Near Center
• Pa. Man Gives In-Laws $1M Lottery Ticket
• Cervical cancer shots are gaining reputation as painful
• Idaho residents protest plan to open funeral home across from their senior center
• Group sues US drug agency to spur stronger warnings for some antibiotics
• Monsanto profit nearly triples in 1st quarter, boosts outlook, shares jump
• US presidential candidates campaign until final minutes of unpredictable Iowa race
• Man Faces Charges in SUV Cabin Crash
• Man Using GPS Drives in Front of Train
• Comedian Dane Cook breaks Laugh Factory's comedy endurance record with 7-hour set
• Man Using GPS Drives in Front of Train
• US moves closer to Libya despite lingering concerns
• Man Using GPS Drives in Front of Train
• White House indicates Bush to meet separately with Palestinians, Israelis on Mideast trip
• Man using GPS drives into path of train in New York suburb
• Ratings Strong for Late-Night Shows
• Accused spammer charged in Detroit with manipulating Chinese stock prices
• Levante, Zaragoza advance to 5th round of Copa del Rey
• Leno's monologue runs into controversy over union rules
• Armed Store Customer Foils Armed Holdup
• Leno's monologue runs into controversy over union rules
• Rally called off after Kenya violence erupts; attorney general calls for vote probe
• Lawyer says Lohan 'back on track' after caught drinking on video in Capri
• Judge wants more from couple suing DiCaprio over construction
• Clinton, Obama, Edwards seek edge in first contest of US presidential campaign
• Japanese stocks start new year down amid US jitters, high oil prices
• New Kosovo parliament to be sworn in amid expectations of independence from Serbia
• Children with severe pneumonia can be treated at home, doctors say
• Desperate Americans seek unproven cell treatments in China
• Book market reflects mood, scars and resilience of Baghdad
• Bangladesh 88-4 at lunch on 1st day, 1st test
• Ne-Yo sues promoter over being dropped from R. Kelly's tour
• Polish women imprisoned under Stalin remember horrors of torture, separation from children
• Japanese stocks plunge amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Ice pioneer Thompson to tackle remote New Guinea glaciers, vanishing clues to climate
• Chilean interior minister resigns from Bachelet's Cabinet
• Paul Thomas Anderson drills for an unlikely masterpiece in `There Will Be Blood'
• Accused spammer charged in Detroit with manipulating Chinese stock prices
• Japanese stocks start new year down amid US jitters, high oil prices
• From Chicago to Broadway: 'August: Osage County' playwright prefers his midwestern home
• Steel, skates and special effects add to the excitement of on-screen car chases
• Can the Golden Globes and other Hollywood awards shows still shine without stars?
• Famed medical examiner, inspiration for crime novelist's heroine, retires
• Ex-Monty Python star blends machines, opera in new show
• Musharraf denies security forces involved in Bhutto slaying
• Former rap star MC Hammer choreographs new career at Web startup
• Review: Nintendo revives the light-gun game with the Wii Zapper
• Sri Lanka notifies broker Norway of end to rebel peace deal, Nordic monitors to leave
• Lawyer Says Lohan Back on Sobriety Track
• Japan prime minister apologizes for scandal over lost pension records
• Woman's Lost Pug Given As Christmas Gift
• Britney Spears Deposed in Custody Case
• Clinton, Obama, Edwards seek edge in first contest of US presidential campaign
• Poll: Clinton, Obama, in tight race for in key U.S. presidential contest
• Album sales fell 9.5 percent in '07, digital track sales soared
• Lawyer Says Lohan Back on Sobriety Track
• Accused spammer charged in Detroit with manipulating Chinese stock prices
• Poll: Clinton, Obama, in tight race for in key U.S. presidential contest
• Japanese stocks start new year down amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Japanese stocks start new year down amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Analysis: Iowa ensured front-runner Clinton did not have an easy road to the White House
• Analysis: Iowa's Republican caucuses a classic David vs Goliath battle
• Davenport reaches ASB Classic final
• Analysis: Iowa's Republican caucuses a classic David vs Goliath battle
• Poll: Clinton, Obama, close in key U.S. presidential contest; Republican Huckabee leads Romney
• U.S. Album Sales Down, Digital Sales Up
• 2nd test: Tendulkar settling in as India chases first-innings lead
• Norman Mailer's archive, including letters and personal artifacts, open to public in Texas
• Toyota passes Ford as 2nd-biggest auto seller in US in 2007, breaking Ford's 75-year lock
• Man Using GPS Drives in Front of Train
• Japanese stocks plunge amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Railroad: Man using GPS drives into path of train in Westchester
• Japanese stocks start new year down amid US jitters, high oil prices
• The Police, Kenny Chesney, among top North American tours in '08
• Baptist preacher Huckabee wins 1st contest in US presidential race; Clinton battles Obama
• Toyota appears likely to depose GM as world's largest automaker
• Davenport reaches ASB Classic final
• Baptist preacher Huckabee wins 1st contest in US presidential race; Clinton battles Obama
• Indian state plans to train unemployed youths to sterilize monkeys plaguing area
• Venezuela's Chavez names new vice president in latest Cabinet shakeup
• Japanese stocks plunge to 1 1/2 year low amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Woman's Lost Pug Given As Christmas Gift
• Steven Stills undergoes successful prostate surgery
• Bangladesh all out for 137 in first test
• Romney fails in Iowa, loses first of 2 back-to-back wins he hoped for
• Couple gets letter from woman claiming she took their dog and gave it to daughter as gift
• Edwards vows to fight on in US presidential race; says voters want change over the status quo
• China's Communist Party issues list of 'taboos' ahead of politician reshuffle
• Venezuela's Chavez names new vice president in latest Cabinet shakeup
• Romney fails in Iowa, loses first of 2 back-to-back wins he hoped for
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Edwards vows to fight on in US presidential race; says voters want change over the status quo
• India's Tata Motors Ltd. named by Ford as the top bidder for Jaguar and Land Rover
• First-time voters help push Obama to Iowa caucus win
• Japanese stocks plunge to 1 1/2 year low amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Japanese Prime Minister apologizes for scandal over lost pension records
• Edwards vows to fight on in US presidential race; says voters want change over the status quo
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Steven Stills undergoes successful prostate surgery
• Toyota appears likely to depose GM as world's largest automaker
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Analysis: Evangelicals choose one of own in Huckabee but can he go the distance?
• US senator Dodd to drop presidential bid after poor showing in Iowa
• Huckabee wins first contest for Republican presidential nomination thanks to evangelicals
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Watney grabs the lead on an Opening Day of oddities
• Intel withdraws from One Laptop Per Child program designed to distribute low-cost computers
• Obama puts to rest question of whether a black candidate can win
• Myanmar junta calls for discipline as country marks 60 years of independence
• Myanmar junta calls for discipline as country marks 60 years of independence
• Romney fails in Iowa, loses first of 2 back-to-back wins he hoped for
• 2nd test: Tendulkar gets century, India closes in on first-innings lead
• 2nd test: Tendulkar gets century, India closes in on first-innings lead
• US senator Dodd to drop presidential bid after poor showing in Iowa
• TV talk show host David Letterman's beard gets key to NYC from mayor
• Venezuela's Chavez shakes up Cabinet, names new vice president
• Biden to abandon US presidential bid after poor showing in Iowa
• Obama calls decisive Iowa victory a 'defining moment' that will end war in Iraq
• Desire for change helps Obama win Iowa Democrats; religious voters propel Huckabee
• Former Solomon Islands attorney general bailed on child sex charges in Australia
• Williams gets walkover win, US leads Hopman Cup final 1-0
• Desire for change helps Obama win Iowa Democrats; religious voters propel Huckabee
• Sen. Biden to abandon US presidential bid because of poor Iowa showing
• Tune to Direct World-Premiere Musical
• Malaysian customs officer killed during boat chase for documentary
• Richardson continues to run for White House after 4th place finish in Iowa
• Hong Kong benchmark rises 2.3 percent in morning trade on gains in Chinese oil stocks
• Hong Kong benchmark rises 2.3 percent in morning trade on gains in Chinese oil stocks
• WGA Says Leno Violated Union Rules
• Japanese stocks plunge to 1 1/2 year low amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Japanese stocks plunge to 1 1/2 year low amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Federer juggles Olympics, Wimbledon and French as 2008 priorities
• Federer juggles Olympics, Wimbledon and French as 2008 priorities
• Rights group calls for UN monitors in Sri Lanka conflict, after cease-fire collapses
• Kansas defense smothers Virginia Tech to win Orange Bowl
• Police called to Britney Spears' house in custodial dispute
• South Korean president-elect vows to work closely with US on nuclear standoff with North
• Leno's monologue runs into controversy over union rules
• Malawi officials shun Taiwan foreign minister amid diplomatic inroads by China
• New Zealand takes 1st-innings lead against Bangladesh
• New Zealand takes 1st-innings lead against Bangladesh
• WGA Says Leno Violated Union Rules
• WGA Says Leno Violated Union Rules
• Malaysia maintains ban on non-Muslims referring to God as "Allah"
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Police Called to Britney Spears' House
• Dollar rises against yen in Asia on short-term investor buying
• After political violence, Kenya's opposition vows another day of rallies
• ICC considering trial to give teams right to appeal an umpire's decision
• Federer juggles Olympics, Wimbledon and French as 2008 priorities
• Toluca, Atlas play to scoreless tie
• After political violence, Kenya's opposition vows another day of rallies
• Police called to Britney Spears' house in custodial dispute involving her children
• Boeing wins record 1,413 orders in 2007, delivers 441 jets
• Police Called to Britney Spears' House
• Fiji announces major Cabinet shake-up ahead of election to return to democracy
• US moves closer to Libya despite lingering concerns
• 2nd test: Tendulkar scores 38th test hundred, guides India to 69-run first innings lead
• Oil prices steady above US$99 after drop in US crude stockpiles
• Hyundai Motor predicts sales gains in US, China this year after missing 2007 targets
• Rights group calls for UN monitors in Sri Lanka conflict, after cease-fire collapses
• Penguins scored three goals in 48 seconds to down Maple Leafs
• Atrocities against Myanmar's minorities continue as world focuses on urban dissent, groups say
• Blazers edge Bulls 115-109 in double overtime
• Ex-Goldman Sachs analyst gets 5 years for insider trading case
• Li advances to Gold Coast final in comeback tournament
• Li advances to Gold Coast final in comeback tournament
• Spears placed in ambulance after standoff involving children
• Cops: Intoxicated Spears Hands Over Kids
• Indian police arrest 14 men accused of molesting women on New Year's Eve
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Police: Intoxicated Britney Spears hands over children after dispute at her home
• Chinese shares rise, led by gold, property and metals
• Cops: Intoxicated Spears Hands Over Kids
• South Korea to raise fund to help North rebuild economy if it gives up nuclear ambitions
• China bans Chinese film censored for explicit sex scenes, punishes producer
• After political violence, Kenya's opposition vows another day of rallies
• Royal Trophy postponed for Thai mourning
• Royal Trophy postponed for Thai mourning
• Junta calls for discipline on Myanmar independence day, as opponents urge dialogue
• Junta calls for discipline on Myanmar independence day, as opponents urge dialogue
• Cops: Intoxicated Spears Hands Over Kids
• Gant urges shareholders to reject Maus Freres US$816 million cash offer
• Scientists hope frozen mammoth will shed light on climate change
• China Bans Film Censored for Sex Scenes
• 2nd test: Tendulkar scores 38th test hundred, guides India to 69-run first innings lead
• 2nd test: Tendulkar scores 38th test hundred, guides India to 69-run first innings lead
• Obama defeats Clinton in 1st contest in US presidential race; Republican Huckabee beats Romney
• Los Angeles police seek to extradite suspect from Canada in DiCaprio attack
• Philippine stock index falls 0.6 percent on worries over U.S. economy and oil prices
• Li reaches Gold Coast final in comeback tournament, to face Azarenka
• Rights group calls for UN monitors in Sri Lanka conflict, after cease-fire collapses
• Report: China's economic output per person forecast to reach US$3,000 by 2010
• Report: China's economic output per person forecast to reach US$3,000 by 2010
• Hong Kong stock index rises 2.4 percent on gains in Chinese oil stocks
• Huckabee helped by religion, Obama by outcry for change in Iowa triumphs
• Hong Kong stock index rises 2.4 percent on gains in Chinese oil stocks
• World No. 9 Hantuchova pulls out of Hong Kong exhibition
• World No. 9 Hantuchova pulls out of Hong Kong exhibition
• Intoxicated Britney Spears taken in ambulance after standoff
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after days of deadly election violence
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto examined in hospital after 5 days of illness
• Rights group calls for UN monitors in Sri Lanka conflict, after cease-fire collapses
• Dengue fever killed 407 people in Cambodia last year
• Tendulkar's 38th test hundred propels India to first-innings lead over Australia
• Tendulkar's 38th test hundred propels India to first-innings lead over Australia
• Network overload: Happy New Year, your text message has failed
• British antiterror team arrives in Pakistan to join Bhutto probe
• Renault worldwide sales rose 2.2 percent in 2007
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after days of deadly election violence
• Hyundai Motor predicts sales gains in US, China this year after missing 2007 targets
• Hyundai Motor predicts sales gains in US, China this year after missing 2007 targets
• Lone Star chief agrees to testify in South Korean stock manipulation case
• Lone Star chief agrees to testify in South Korean stock manipulation case
• Chinese shares rise, led by gold, property and metals
• Rights group calls for UN monitors in Sri Lanka conflict after cease-fire collapses
• Russian actor Alexander Abdulov dies at 54
• Spanish leader Madrid bids to carry prowess into the New Year
• Cops: Intoxicated Spears Hands Over Kids
• Analysis: Short campaign puts pressure on all US presidential primary contenders
• Eurostat: Euro area inflation to remain at 3.1 percent in December
• Japanese stocks plunge to 1 1/2 year low amid US jitters, high oil prices
• Japanese stocks plunge to 1 1/2 year low amid US jitters, high oil prices
• WGA Says Leno Violated Union Rules
• WGA Says Leno Violated Union Rules
• Analysis: Obama, Clinton face crucial test in New Hampshire primary
• Dakar Rally canceled due to safety concerns, TV partner says
• Hyundai Motor searching for factory site in Brazil for first South American plant
• Hyundai Motor searching for factory site in Brazil for first South American plant
• Wolfe Left Longtime Publisher Over Money
• UK government plans greater powers for regulator to avoid Northern Rock repeat _ FT report
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after days of deadly election violence
• Badiola becomes Real Sociedad's fourth president in 2 1/2 years
• Renault worldwide sales rose 2.2 percent in 2007
• 2nd test: Tendulkar scores 38th test hundred, guides India to 69-run first innings lead
• 2nd test: Tendulkar scores 38th test hundred, guides India to 69-run first innings lead
• Striking writers union says Leno violated guild rules with monologues; NBC disagrees
• India's Sensex rises 1.7 percent on gains in ICICI Bank, builder Larsen & Toubro
• NKorea vows to bolster 'war deterrent' without explaining failure to meet nuclear deadline
• Eurostat: Euro area inflation to remain at 3.1 percent in December
• Asian markets mixed; Japan opens 2008 with sharp fall, while Hong Kong rises
• 2 cleaning women stuck in broken elevator of suburban Chicago building for 2 days
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after deadly election violence; police scatter protesters
• Dakar Rally canceled out of safety concerns, TV partner says
• Japanese Prime Minister apologizes for scandal over lost pension records
• Japanese Prime Minister apologizes for scandal over lost pension records
• Strong winds force cancellation of World Cup ski jumping event
• Union, NBC Spar Over Leno Monologues
• Union, NBC Spar Over Leno Monologues
• NYC Couch Potato Contest Lasts 29 Hours
• Hingis banned for two years after testing positive for cocaine at Wimbledon last year
• 2 Women Stuck in Elevator for 2 Days
• Extradition Sought in DiCaprio Attack
• Cops: Intoxicated Spears Hands Over Kids
• US, Serbia tied 1-1 at Hopman Cup after Djokovic downs Fish
• Hewitt loses in hometown tournament, wild card makes semifinals
• Hewitt loses in hometown tournament, wild card makes semifinals
• FC Barcelona to face defending champion Sevilla in Copa del Rey's sixth round
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• Dakar Rally canceled due to safety concerns and terrorist threats
• Sweden coach Lars Lagerback extends contract to 2010
• Iowa loss behind him, Romney seeks rebound in New Hampshire
• Hingis banned for two years after testing positive for cocaine at Wimbledon last year
• NYC Couch Potato Contest Lasts 29 Hours
• In industry with history of inseparable writers and publisher, Tom Wolfe left his over money
• Beckenbauer says Mourinho candidate for Bayern job _ under 1 condition
• Mauritania says French organizers not justified in canceling Dakar Rally
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• Sharapova beats Chakvetadze to reach final of Hong Kong exhibition
• Renault worldwide sales rose 2.2 percent in 2007
• Dakar Rally canceled due to terror concerns
• NY terror case defendant says was trying to help his business, not terrorists
• Syrian authorities detain writer, human rights activist
• England recalls Strauss, drops Prior for test series against New Zealand
• NBA and Olympic champion Scottie Pippen to play first official game in three years
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• Outbreak of bird flu hits thousands of poultry in western China
• Kalla wins sprint to close in on Tour de Ski leader Kuitunen; Northug wins men's race
• US jobless rates hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• US jobless rates hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• Thousands of Britons struck by vomiting virus
• Spears Taken in Ambulance After Standoff
• US jobless rates hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• Veteran Nomo hoping to win spot with Royals
• Veteran Nomo hoping to win spot with Royals
• US jobless rates hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• NYC Couch Potato Contest Lasts 29 Hours
• Oklahoma City Mayor Puts City on a Diet
• Spears Taken in Ambulance After Standoff
• Belarus opposition figure who met with Bush says he's been banned from foreign travel
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after deadly election violence; police scatter protesters
• England coach Capello starts with Aston Villa-Manchester United in FA Cup
• New Kosovo parliament sworn in amid expectations of independence from Serbia
• Reports: Valencia's Fernandes taken into custody for 1 night after nightclub incident
• Strachan, McCoist, Brown among mourners at funeral of Motherwell star
• Spokeswoman says Bush sympathizes with winners and losers in Iowa voting
• Dakar Rally canceled due to terror concerns
• US stocks open lower following slower-than-expected jobs growth, rising unemployment
• New Kosovo parliament sworn in amid expectations of independence from Serbia
• Bhutto's death helps to mend long-strained ties in Pakistan's virtual royal family
• Dollar down against euro, pound following poor US jobs data
• US stocks fall following slower-than-expected jobs growth, rising unemployment
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto admitted to hospital
• Indian utility company Reliance Power's first share offering to begin next week
• Indian utility company Reliance Power's first share offering to begin next week
• Kucinich, Hunter, Gravel cut from ABC News presidential debates set for Saturday
• US economic assistance to Jordan rises by 48 percent in 2008
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• Talbots to close 78 US kids, mens stores, says 4th-quarter sales trending lower
• Beckham trains with Arsenal to get fit for England, MLS
• US wins Hopman Cup for fifth time
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• US gadget show goes green with laptop made of corn and smart power adapters
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• Obama and Huckabee face new tests in crucial second presidential contest in New Hampshire
• Oil prices fall below $98 a barrel on report unemployment jumped in December
• US jobless rates hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• Dortmund waiting to hear back from Arsenal's Jens Lehmann on contract offer
• Residents living near Indonesia's mud volcano flee their homes
• Anne Frank musical in the works, Spanish actors visit Amsterdam
• US service sector expands more slowly in December in more evidence of struggling economy
• Analysis: Short campaign puts pressure on all US presidential primary contenders
• Taiwan Travel Year gets greenlight
• Le Bouquet marks 3rd anniversary
• Spring wine party at Evergreen
• Miramar offers Year-end Blow Out
• Strawberry treat at Cha Lounge
• Far Eastern staff share Xmas with others
• McDonald launches 24-hour 'Anytime Anywhere' service
• Naruwan presents Lunar New Year Package
• Diplomats go bonding in Puyuma heartland
• Tendulkar slams an unbeaten 154 to give India Test lead
• Clemens admits on '60 Minutes' injection was lidocaine
• Davenport reaches finals of ASB Classic
• Portland edges out Chicago in tight game
• Sidelines
• Dolphins fire Cameron after 1-15 season
• Malkin treble keys Penguins to fifth consecutive victory
• Davydenko, Murray head to Qatar semis
• Intel withdraws from One Laptop Per Child program
• Dollar pressured by murky U.S. economic outlook
• National Australia Bank increases mortgage rates
• California leads recent surge in states' borrowing costs
• U.S. stock markets remain steady amid inflation fears, high oil costs
• Taiwan stocks gain; Hon Hai falls, Cathay Real Estate climbs 5.3%
• In Brief
• Loan funds rated worst performers in 2007 on subprime woes
• Former Goldman Sachs analyst given 5-year jail term in insider trading case
• Spam mastermind charged with manipulating stocks
• Boeing sets record with 1,413 plane orders during 2007
• Oil steady above US$99 after drop in U.S. stockpiles
• Album sales plunge 9.5% as digital sales increase
• Toyota overtakes Ford in U.S. auto sales
• In Brief
• Hasselbeck returns to 'The View'
• Husband's beard elicits perplexing comments
• Man who fell 47 floors is now conscious
• China bans movie about life in Beijing
• In Brief
• Couple gets letter from woman who claimed she took their dog
• Madonna enthralls hosts in India with folk dancing
• Cowboys bring rodeo action to New York streets
• Rootmaster makes veggie cooking sexy
• In Iraqi Kurdistan, women appear easily driven to suicide
• Atrocities against minorities in Myanmar seen continuing
• In Brief
• Sri Lanka declares end to rebel peace deal
• Rights group condemns China's lethal injections
• North Korea makes threat after missing nuke deadline
• Myanmar marks 60 years of independence
• Musharraf denies army behind Bhutto slaying
• In Brief
• Toll from Turkey bombing rises to 5 dead, 110 hurt, sources say
• Chavez shakes up Cabinet; names Carrizales as vice president
• Second Kenya opposition rally falters
• Taiwan textile industry leads hi-tech approach
• Two earthquakes in the U.S. political arena
• The Bhutto whodunit
• In Brief
• Web site owners claim that PRC is blocking blogs by Taiwanese
• Survey finds most passengers satisfied with high speed rail
• Farmers protest change of insurance plan
• Taipei requests permission from U.S. for Chen's transit stopover
• China tried to hack CEC network, Chang says
• LG Electronics, Hon Hai sued over monitor patents
• MOFA sees snub by Malawi as 'unusual'
• Obama, Huckabee triumph in Iowa
• Malawi to set up diplomatic ties with China later this month
• DPP aims to win 45-50 legislative seats
• Fed says its will boost by 50 pct its auction amounts in effort to combat US credit squeeze
• West Indies struggling at 96-4 in 2nd test against South Africa, leads by 18 runs
• Dakar Rally canceled due to terror concerns
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after deadly election violence; police scatter protesters
• US maker of tainted dog food agrees to $3.1 million settlement after dozens of pet deaths
• Obama goes for victory in New Hampshire, 'feels good' after big Iowa win
• Fed says it will boost new auction amounts by 50 pct to help US banks through credit squeeze
• US stocks fall after slower-than-expected jobs growth, rising unemployment
• US jobless rate hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• Huckabee helped by religion, Obama by outcry for change in Iowa triumphs
• Report: Germany's Merkel backs boot camps, warning custody for young offenders
• Obama now has a target painted on his back in the Democratic presidential race
• NY terror case defendant says was trying to help his business, not terrorists
• Fernandes facing Valencia disciplinary charges; report says midfielder may be loaned to Everton
• Murray and Wawrinka reach Qatar Open final
• Beckham trains with Arsenal to get fit for England, MLS
• Colombia says DNA indicates 3-year old foster child was rebel hostage
• Andreas Hinkel moves from Sevilla to Celtic
• Britney Spears taken from her home in ambulance after 3-hour standoff
• Kid Rock joins Maroon 5, Blige at GM Style event in Detroit
• Intel downgrade, cautious analyst forecast combine to drive semiconductor stocks down sharply
• Dakar Rally canceled due to terror concerns
• Red Hat's new CEO Whitehurst aims for Oracle, Microsoft in battle to keep open source open
• Murray defeats Davydenko to gain Qatar Open final against Wawrinka
• Investor Warren Buffett's role disputed as former executives head to trial
• Bush: "financial markets are strong and solid"
• Singer Stephen Stills has successful surgery in Los Angeles for prostate cancer, his wife says
• Drug traffickers attempting to influence Mexican politics, attorney general says
• Wal-Mart names former UK executive as vice president of grocery division
• Britney Spears taken from her home in ambulance after 3-hour standoff
• American Airlines to test anti-missile system on flights this spring
• Hingis banned for 2 years after testing positive for cocaine at Wimbledon last year
• Amy Fisher, the former "Long Island Lolita," promotes sex tape
• Bush calls financial markets 'strong and solid' despite slowing US economic growth
• Replica of Anne Frank's annex opens inside Liverpool cathedral
• Arie Haan gets 2-year contract to coach Albania
• Oil prices fall below $98 a barrel on Labor Department report of tepid December job growth
• 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis is AP's top defensive rookie
• AP's NFL Defensive Rookie Of The Year List
• Disgraced Democratic fundraiser sentenced to 3 years in prison; judge rejects dismissal bid
• Oil prices fall below $98 a barrel on Labor Department report of tepid December job growth
• Disgraced Democratic fundraiser sentenced to 3 years in prison; judge rejects dismissal bid
• Coyotes coach Wayne Gretzky still seeking first NHL playoff berth
• Clarification: Bush-Freedom of Information
• Attorneys for Britney Spears, Kevin Federline in court after pop star's hospitalization
• McCain and Obama are the new focus of criticism by rivals in reshaped presidential race
• "John From Cincinnati" actor Austin Nichols pleads guilty to impaired driving
• Bill Gates always gets electronics show keynote spot, but his predictions are often off
• Mother apologizes for helping daughter write a fake essay in Hannah Montana contest
• Red Hat's new CEO Whitehurst aims for Oracle, Microsoft in battle to keep open source open
• New Jersey bans Iran investments, becomes one of few US states to do so
• Dakar Rally canceled as organizers fear terror attacks
• WTC site owner teams with Australian co. in $1.45B retail deal
• Colombia says DNA indicates 3-year old foster child was rebel hostage
• Joyce Carlson, artist behind Disney's 'It's a Small World' ride, dies at 84
• Cyprus: Rock-throwing youths clash with British bases police in anti-bases protest
• Dakar Rally canceled as organizers fear terror attacks
• Man accused of climbing into bedroom, stealing from $20 from sleeping toddler's piggy bank
• American Airlines to test anti-missile system on flights
• Knicks' Randolph suspended 1 game for throwing headband at referee
• Obama reaches out to New Hampshire independents and Republicans in search of repeat win
• Washington Redskins have momentum but Seattle Seahawks have real home-field advantage
• Police: Man Took $20 in Kid's Piggy Bank
• Women Get Stuck in Elevator for 2 Days
• Attorneys for Spears, Federline in Court
• US stocks plunge after slower-than-expected jobs growth, rising unemployment
• Warner Bros. to release high-def DVDs exclusively in Blu-ray
• Spears Derailed Again in Custody Fight
• Britney Spears derailed again in standoff over custody of her 2 young sons
• US jobless rate hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• Judge requests further investigations into Manuel Fernandes' involvement in nightclub incident
• Gold futures settle lower as traders take profits after near-record week
• McCain and Obama are the new focus of criticism by rivals in reshaped presidential race
• Ex-fundraiser headed to prison; judge rejects dismissal bid
• Clemens, Pettitte, ex-trainer McNamee and Radomski asked to testify to U.S. Congress
• New sunspot marks start of latest solar cycle
• Woman, Dog Get Stranded in Canoe on Pond
• Police: Man Took $20 in Kid's Piggy Bank
• Judge in James Brown case is staying, despite argument for his removal
• 2 from Miami: Portis, Moss strong for NFL playoff-bound Redskins
• Leader of low-cost laptop program says Intel undermined it even when it was part of project
• Dollar falters following poor US jobs data, Wall Street plunge
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after deadly election violence; police scatter protesters
• Speeder Hides by Burrowing Into Ground
• Nadal to meet Moya in Chennai Open semifinals
• Britain urges feuding Kenyan leaders to share power
• Warner Bros. to release high-def DVDs exclusively in Blu-ray
• Hasbro to acquire game maker Cranium for $77.5 million
• McCain and Obama are the new focus of criticism by rivals in reshaped presidential race
• Lawyers argue that D.C., states unencumbered by 2nd Amendment right to firearms
• Speeder, 85, Loses License, Oldsmobile
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after deadly election violence; police scatter protesters
• Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice
• Marion Jones' judge wants more sentencing information
• Spears Derailed Again in Custody Fight
• Poppy Montgomery, boyfriend Adam Kaufman are parents of a baby boy, publicist says
• DNA test confirms 3-year old Colombian is captive-born son of rebel-held politician
• Woman's Lost Pug Given As Christmas Gift
• WTC site owner teams with Australian co. in $1.45B retail deal
• Merrill Lynch wealth-management head Mac Gardner to leave company
• Burglar Demands Ransom, Forgets Details
• Fed says it will boost new auction amounts by 50 percent to help banks through credit squeeze
• Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice
• LA court gives sole custody of Britney Spears' children to ex-husband Kevin Federline
• SAG: Actors Won't Cross Lines at Globes
• Suits allege price-fixing by Hershey, other candy makers
• Amy Fisher, Husband Promote Sex Tape
• Mom Apologizes for Hannah Montana Essay
• 'Without a Trace' Star Welcomes Baby Boy
• SAG: Actors Won't Cross Lines at Globes
• SAG: Actors Won't Cross Lines at Globes
• Union: Actors likely won't cross picket lines for Golden Globes
• Alaska winnows field to 1 company in bid to build gas pipeline
• SAG: Actors Won't Cross Lines at Globes
• Goldie Hawn Says Aspen Full of Paparazzi
• Obama's change message embraced by young, independent voters
• Union: Actors likely won't cross picket lines for Golden Globes
• Bhutto's death helps to mend long-strained ties in Pakistan's virtual royal family
• Presidential campaign turns confrontational as new front-runners face tougher criticism
• Former No. 1 Martina Hingis found guilty of positive cocaine test at Wimbledon, banned 2 years
• North Korea claims it gave US list of nuclear programs, explained alleged uranium program
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto admitted to hospital
• Residents living near Indonesia's mud volcano flee their homes
• Challenge filed to Merck's Vioxx settlement
• Hillary Clinton says it's all about change _ but there at her side is a 'relic,' Bill
• Hollywood star is unveiled posthumously for TV's 'Bewitched' star Elizabeth Montgomery
• British anti-terror team arrives in Pakistan to join Bhutto probe
• Dakar Rally canceled as organizers fear terror attacks
• Hollywood star is unveiled posthumously for TV's 'Bewitched' star Elizabeth Montgomery
• 1st test: Bell 107; NZ 277-6 at lunch on day two
• Indian utility company Reliance Power's first share offering to begin next week
• Bhutto's death helps to mend long-strained ties in Pakistan's virtual royal family
• Burglar Demands Ransom, Forgets Details
• Stephen Stills has successful surgery for prostate cancer, needs 1 more day in hospital
• 3 female bombers in weeks raises concerns that al-Qaida is trying to recruit more women
• DNA test confirms 3-year-old Colombian is captive-born son of rebel-held politician
• Phoenix Suns back on the rise thanks to Amare Stoudemire
• Warner Bros. to release high-def DVDs exclusively in Blu-ray
• Defendant in terror case says he tried to help his business, not terrorists in dealings
• Warner Bros. to release high-def DVDs exclusively in Blu-ray
• Disgraced Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu sentenced to 3 years in prison
• Patriots' Wilfork fined $15,000 for finger-poking incident against Giants
• Lindsay Davenport wins ASB Classic; third title since comeback
• Lindsay Davenport wins ASB Classic; third title since comeback
• Most WTA Tour Career Singles Titles in Open Era
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Jobless rate hits 5 percent, a 2-year high, fanning recession fears
• 2nd test: Singh puts India in control
• 2nd test: Singh puts India in control
• After outcry, Microsoft tweaks Office 2003 update, makes it easier to unblock older files
• Home automation vendors will use CES to show it's easy being green
• Maker of tainted dog food agrees to $3.1 million settlement after dozens of pet deaths
• Speeder Hides by Burrowing Into Ground
• Chicago Woman, 114, Registers to Vote
• Police: Man Took $20 in Kid's Piggy Bank
• Woman, Dog Get Stranded in Canoe on Pond
• Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice
• Burglar Demands Ransom, Forgets Details
• Chicago Woman, 114, Registers to Vote
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Hamill Being Treated for Breast Cancer
• Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice
• Trial date set for lawsuit involving 'Hannah Montana' suit
• Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice
• Actors likely will not cross picket lines for Golden Globe Awards, union says
• New Zealand takes 220-run lead in 1st test
• New Zealand takes 220-run lead in 1st test
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Hamill Being Treated for Breast Cancer
• Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice
• Report: Sony, Skype to bring Internet phone to PSP
• Report: Sony, Skype to bring Internet phone to PSP
• Kenya opposition seeks new vote after deadly election violence; police scatter protesters
• Malaysian police detain 2 people for distributing sex video of former minister
• Canadians in charge in Hawaii with Weir in the lead, Ames chasing
• DNA test confirms 3-year-old Colombian is captive-born son of rebel-held politician
• Hamilton scores 22 as Pistons beat Raptors for 11th consecutive victory
• 2nd test: Hayden guides Australia to 177 for two
• 2nd test: Hayden guides Australia to 177 for two
• Lindsay Davenport wins ASB Classic; third title since comeback
• Lindsay Davenport wins ASB Classic; third title since comeback
• DNA test confirms 3-year-old Colombian is captive-born son of rebel-held politician
• Canadians in charge in Hawaii with Weir in the lead, Ames chasing
• Huckabee son treated in hospital after car wreck in Iowa; no serious injuries
• Clinton, Obama offer distinct road maps for the way to the White House to a partisan crowd
• Brodeur posts 96th shutout as Devils beat Flyers for 11th straight time at home
• Director plans movie remake of '70s US TV series 'Kung Fu'
• Director plans movie remake of '70s US TV series 'Kung Fu'
• Police: 'Bounty Hunter' associate caught naked in truck; says he was changing wet clothes
• Hamilton scores 22 as Pistons beat Raptors for 11th consecutive victory
• American Airlines to test anti-missile system on jets
• Li Na wins comeback tournament, beats Azarenka
• Li Na wins comeback tournament, beats Azarenka
• Study: Male monkeys 'pay' females for sex by grooming them
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Openers lead Bangladesh comeback on second day
• Analysis: Huckabee gaffes could undermine straight-shooter image
• Goose Gossage hopes Hall of Fame vote provides relief
• Motorola's new CEO Brown trying to end slump without a Razr-like hit
• Devils shutout brings up 11th straight home win over Flyers
• Court gives sole custody of Britney Spears' sons to ex-husband Kevin Federline
• Pakistan warns think tank report calling on Musharraf to step down amounts to sedition
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• US diplomat in Kenya for talks on disputed vote
• Presidential campaign turns confrontational as new front-runners face tougher criticism
• Fighting kills 8 rebels, 1 soldier in Sri Lanka after cease-fire collapses
• Pistons down Raptors to win 11th straight game ahead of Celtics clash
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges government involvement in killing
• Presidential campaign turns confrontational as new front-runners face tougher criticism
• Doctors say condition of former Indonesian dictator worsened overnight
• Llodra, Nieminen reach Adelaide final
• Llodra, Nieminen reach Adelaide final
• Indonesia's former dictator Suharto in critical condition, president says
• Indonesia's former dictator Suharto in critical condition, president says
• 2nd test: Australia has a 213-run lead with one day to play
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Indonesia's former dictator Suharto in critical condition, president says
• Man Accused of Making Bike Trail Holes
• Vintage Ventura on Display in New Book
• 2nd test: Australia has a 213-run lead with one day to play
• US diplomat in Kenya for talks on disputed vote
• Human rights group demands release of Bangladeshi cartoonist
• ICC delays hearing into racism allegations against India's Harbhajan Singh
• ICC delays hearing into racism allegations against India's Harbhajan Singh
• U.S. diplomat meets with Kenya's president, opposition candidate to encourage peace
• Man accused of digging holes on California bike trail to get revenge
• Llodra, Nieminen reach Adelaide final
• Borse Dubai says cash offer for OMX approved by Sweden's financial authority
• Denise Karbon leads by 0.1 after opening leg of World Cup giant slalom
• Valencia set to sign teenage midfielder Banega from Boca for euro18 million
• Injuries, wickets restrict West Indies to 161-6 in second test against South Africa
• Kenyan president ready to form government of national unity
• Thai military says security improving in south despite recent bombings
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Kenyan president tells U.S. diplomat he is ready to form
• Kenyan president tells U.S. diplomat he is ready to form unity government
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges government involvement in killing
• Goergl leads strong Austrian and Swiss showing in World Cup giant slalom
• Clashes kill 26 Tamil Tiger rebels days after Sri Lanka's cease-fire collapse
• Bangladesh should ease some emergency restrictions, Amnesty International chief says
• Thai military says security improving in south despite recent bombings
• Kenyan president tells U.S. diplomat he is ready to form unity government
• Denise Karbon wins fourth straight World Cup giant slalom race
• Spears Loses Custody of Kids to K-Fed
• SAG: Actors Likely to Snub Golden Globes
• Pope calls for peace and dialogue in Kenya
• Kenyan president tells U.S. diplomat he is ready to form unity government
• Marc Berthod leads Swiss 1-2 sweep in World Cup giant slalom race at Adelboden
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges Pakistan government was involved
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges Pakistan government was involved
• Merkel's party raises pressure on rivals to tackle youth crime
• Iranian candidates begin registering for key parliamentary elections
• Kuitunen wins seventh stage of Tour de Ski and extends overall lead to 39.7 seconds
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges Pakistan government was involved
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges Pakistan government was involved
• Gayle, Chanderpaul help West Indies set South Africa 185 to win second test
• Youzhny outplays Cilic to enter Chennai Open final
• Marc Berthod leads Swiss 1-2 sweep in World Cup giant slalom race at Adelboden
• Spanish PM holds talks in Lebanon, inspects peacekeeping troops
• Georgians vote in presidential election; Saakashvili seeks to restore democratic credentials
• Hjelmeset beats Svartedal to win stage 7 of Tour de Ski; Bauer, Kuitunen retain overall leads
• Algerian oil minister says crude prices likely to stay high through 1st quarter
• Bush, taking first major Mideast trip, faces reputation as `a spectator' to region's problems
• Marc Berthod leads Swiss 1-2 sweep in World Cup giant slalom race at Adelboden
• Marc Berthod leads Swiss 1-2 sweep in World Cup giant slalom race at Adelboden
• New US presidential front-runners face tougher criticism in New Hampshire
• Sidelines
• Beckham trains with Arsenal
• Hingis banned for 2 years after failing doping test
• Lindsay Davenport wins ASB Classic
• Cavaliers rally for win over Kings
• Dakar chiefs insist rally will survive
• U.S. wins Hopman Cup for fifth mixed team title
• Weir edges one ahead at Kapalua with birdie
• Hayden helps Australia build lead
• Home automation vendors to tout green technology at electronics show
• Ice pioneer to tackle remote glaciers, clues to climate change
• Monkeys "pay" mates for sex, new study finds
• New technology cuts risk of sponges being left behind after surgery
• Hitting the other coast of Mexico
• In Brief
• U.S. dollar weak after disappointing job report, recession worries
• Dow Jones drops 256 points to close below 13,000 mark
• Warner Bros. opts to back Blu-ray in video format battle
• TransCanada wins bid to build Alaska gas pipeline
• Maker of tainted dog food agrees to US$3.1m settlement
• Hershey, other candy makers sued for chocolate price-fixing
• Trade groups forecast decline in U.S. airline industry profits
• U.S. commission set to review Asustek patent violation claim
• South African uses surfing to teach street kids lessons in life
• Mexican "Sweet 15" rite of passage marks entrance into womanhood
• In Brief
• Aircraft carrying 14 people crashes off Venezuela
• Ex-dictator Suharto in critical condition
• Scotland Yard examines site of Bhutto's assassination
• Georgia voters go to polls in democracy test
• Bestsellers
• Jewish mystery unraveled in Brooks novel
• Discipline and persistence pay off for Wall
• What to do when oil hits US$100 a barrel
• Greedy multi-nationals responsible for China's smog
• Hackers use political gossip to spread viruses
• Taiwan's forex reserves fourth largest in world
• DPP sets sights on 45-50 seats in new Legislature
• Taipei 101 fireworks broadcast in 24 countries
• Consumers warned to use electric heaters with care
• Applications for trade marks down in 2007, official says
• Liberty Times denies doctoring photo
• Mega Bank's attempt to recover debts from Wang hits roadblock
• In Brief
• Lack of China links affects foreign trade, report shows
• Small parties vie for seats in legislative election
• KMT aims to win two-thirds of legislative seats
• Kibaki says he is ready to form unity government
• Fishermen missing after boat collision
• Malawi to establish ties with China, official says
• Russia beats United States 4-2 to take bronze at U20 worlds
• Hospitalized Spears loses custody of children to Federline; visitation rights suspended
• Smith hits 85 to lead South Africa to 7-wicket win over West Indies in 2nd test
• Sikora shoots flawlessly, battles weather to capture World Cup biathlon race
• Does Obama's win in Iowa show US is colorblind in presidential race?
• Rangers beats Dundee United 2-0 to go top of Premier League
• Nadal downs Moya to set up title contest with Youzhny
• Spears Apparently Remains Hospitalized
• Report: Berti Vogts doubts his future as Nigeria coach
• Olympiakos beats Iraklis 2-1 in Greek league
• In talks with US diplomat, Kenyan president offers unity government to resolve vote
• Romney takes early lead in Wyoming Republican caucuses
• English Soccer Summaries
• Former Georgia Tech basketballer Will Bynum arrested in Israel for alleged road incident
• Murray defeats Wawrinka to win Qatar Open
• English Soccer Summaries
• English Soccer Capsules
• Capello watches Rooney inspire Manchester United to 2-0 FA Cup win over Aston Villa
• List of National Football League MVPs
• Marc Berthod leads Swiss 1-2 sweep in World Cup giant slalom race at Adelboden
• Green gets third point with overtime goal in Capitals 5-4 win over Canadiens.
• Former Georgia Tech basketballer Will Bynum arrested in Israel for alleged road incident
• New US presidential front-runners face tougher criticism in New Hampshire
• Nadal downs Moya to set up Chennai Open title contest with Youzhny
• Nadal downs Moya to set up Chennai Open title contest with Youzhny
• New US presidential front-runners face tougher criticism in New Hampshire
• Marquez and Eto'o score to bring Barcelona 2-0 win at Mallorca in Spanish league
• Arab FMs back Suleiman for Lebanese president
• Ray Rice rushes for 4 touchdowns as Rutgers beat Ball State 52-30 in International Bowl
• Rooney inspires Man United in FA Cup
• Hasek gets 78th shutout, Red Wings beat Stars 3-0
• Escaped convict had written that he did not want to die in jail
• Bishop says Islamic extremism creating 'no-go areas' in Britain
• Valencia agrees signing of teenage midfielder Banega from Boca for euro18 million
• New US presidential front-runners face tougher criticism in New Hampshire
• Hasek gets 78th shutout, Red Wings beat Stars 3-0
• Marquez and Eto'o score to bring FC Barcelona 2-0 win at Mallorca in Spanish league
• Hasek gets 78th shutout, Red Wings beat Stars 3-0
• Benfica draws 1-1 at Setubal in the Portuguese league
• Police use DNA to trace trail of chicken bones to burglary suspect in US
• Clashes kill 26 Tamil Tiger rebels days after collapse of Sri Lanka cease-fire: military
• McCain overtakes Romney in New Hampshire poll
• Bangladesh should ease emergency restrictions, Amnesty International says
• Melbourne beats Queensland 2-1 in Australia's A-League
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges Pakistan government was involved
• Melbourne beats Queensland 2-1 in Australia's A-League
• Bhutto's husband calls for UN probe into death, alleges Pakistan government was involved
• China making progress in battle against shoddy and unsafe products, but will it last?
• Clinton and Obama locked in dead heat in New Hampshire poll
• Renewed US concerns about Vietnamese adoptions leave American parents in limbo
• Archaeologist: Artifacts may point to de Soto's trail
• NZ seamers on top of Bangladesh on third day
• NZ seamers on top of Bangladesh on third day
• Minding the cows _ all in a day's work for NATO troops in tense Kosovo
• McCain overtakes Romney in New Hampshire poll
• In talks with US diplomat, Kenyan president offers unity government to resolve vote
• Stolen rodeo bulls recovered, but rustler at large; truck and trailer carjacked in US
• Republican candidates back Bush terror strategy in New Hampshire debate
• New national coach Rene Simoes arrives in Jamaica
• Huckabee, Romney square off in debate over Iraq
• Review: Villazon Makes Triumphant Return
• Seahawks stymie Redskins' rally, win 35-14 in NFC playoffs
• Huckabee, Romney square off in debate over Iraq
• Wesley Snipes' attorneys file appeal to have tax evasion trial moved from central Florida
• Romney goes after Huckabee, McCain in New Hampshire debate
• Review: Villazon Makes Triumphant Return
• Arab foreign ministers back army chief as Lebanon's president
• Arab foreign ministers back army chief as Lebanon's president
• 2nd test: Australia gets one wicket, needs nine more to win 16th consecutive test
• 2nd test: Australia gets one wicket, needs nine more to win 16th consecutive test
• Romney goes after Huckabee, McCain in New Hampshire debate
• Romney goes after Huckabee, McCain in New Hampshire debate
• Analysis: Clinton, Edwards chase Obama as voters crave freshness
• Malaysian riot police break up rally protesting detention without trial
• Proposed US rule would require foreign cruise ships to dock longer in other countries
• Democrats agree on right to pursue Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• Romney wins Wyoming Republican caucuses
• Democrats agree on right to pursue Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• NZ beats Bangladesh by 9 wickets in 1st test
• NZ beats Bangladesh by 9 wickets in 1st test
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health improves after dialysis
• Clinton accuses Obama of changing positions on variety of issues
• Clinton accuses Obama of changing positions on variety of issues
• Actor Austin Nichols Pleads Guilty
• Romney goes after Huckabee, McCain in New Hampshire debate
• Hasek gets 78th shutout, Red Wings beat Stars 3-0
• China says toy exports rose 20 percent in first 10 months of 2007 despite recalls
• Clinton accuses Obama of changing positions on variety of issues
• Film Critics Honor 'There Will Be Blood'
• Weir leads by 1, with a dozen players in the hunt
• Beijing steel company shuts down blast furnace in cleanup effort before Olympics
• Beijing steel company shuts down blast furnace in cleanup effort before Olympics
• 2nd test: Clark's wickets move Australia closer to a record 16th win
• 2nd test: Clark's wickets move Australia closer to a record 16th win
• Film Critics Honor 'There Will Be Blood'
• June or January? Celtics beat Pistons 92-85 in NBA playoff-type game
• National Society of Film Critics honors "There Will Be Blood"
• Seahawks stymie Redskins' rally, Jaguars edge Steelers in NFL playoffs
• Hasek gets 78th shutout, Red Wings beat Stars 3-0
• Clashes kill 36 Tamil Tiger rebels days after collapse of Sri Lanka cease-fire: military
• Indian ruling party leader Sonia Gandhi released from hospital after chest infection
• Indian ruling party leader Sonia Gandhi released from hospital after chest infection
• Exit poll indicates Saakashvili will win Georgian presidential election
• Malaysia rations cooking oil to counter supply shortage after panic buying
• Celtics too good for Pistons in clash of NBA hot teams
• Report: Top Tamil Tiger intelligence official killed in Sri Lankan military ambush
• Republicans, Democrats face off in debates ahead of first US presidential primary
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health improves after dialysis
• China launches crackdown on 'vulgar' video and audio products
• Llodra wins Adelaide title, beating Nieminen
• Llodra wins Adelaide title, beating Nieminen
• Smear tactics dominate Taiwanese parties' campaign for parliamentary vote
• Smear tactics dominate Taiwanese parties' campaign for parliamentary vote
• Report: Senior Tamil rebel intelligence official killed in Sri Lankan military ambush
• Mauresmo, Li withdraw from Sydney International with injuries
• Mauresmo, Li withdraw from Sydney International with injuries
• Malaysia rations cooking oil to counter supply shortage after panic buying
• Llodra wins Adelaide title, beating Nieminen
• Llodra wins Adelaide title, beating Nieminen
• Red Wings shut out Stars to bring up franchise record start
• Australian wild card advances in Hobart after Medina Garrigues retires injured
• Australian wild card advances in Hobart after Medina Garrigues retires injured
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects offer of unity government, wants international mediation
• Llodra wins Adelaide title, beating Nieminen
• 2nd test: Australia beats India, equals world record streak
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects offer of unity government, wants international mediation
• 2nd test: Australia beats India by 122 runs, equals world record streak
• 2nd test: Australia beats India by 122 runs, equals world record streak
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects offer of unity government, wants international mediation
• Smear tactics dominate Taiwanese parties' campaign for parliamentary vote
• Smear tactics dominate Taiwanese parties' campaign for parliamentary vote
• 2nd test: Australia beats India by 122 runs, equals world record streak
• 2nd test: Australia beats India by 122 runs, equals world record streak
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects offer of unity government, wants international mediation
• Film Critics Honor 'There Will Be Blood'
• Britney Spears, writers strike loom over Palm Springs International Film Festival gala
• Japan's Urawa Reds acquire Eintracht Frankfurt striker Takahara
• Japan's Urawa Reds acquire Eintracht Frankfurt striker Takahara
• Number of polio cases more than double in impoverished eastern India, health officials say
• Hardline lawmaker rejects Palestinian statehood, denounces Bush
• Thailand shuts political Web site that carried comments critical of the monarchy
• Maria Riesch takes 0.03 second lead after opening leg of World Cup slalom
• Foreign adviser to South Korea's president-elect tries to help woo investors
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects offer of unity government, wants int'l mediation
• Foreign adviser to South Korea's president-elect tries to help woo investors
• Exit poll indicates Saakashvili will win Georgian election; opposition says vote rigged
• South Korea's technology exports rise 10.5 percent in 2007
• Capello enjoys Rooney's performance for United in FA Cup win over Villa
• India fume over contentious decision, Australian attitude in second test
• India fume over contentious decision, Australian attitude in second test
• Germany's Merkel says national minimum wage 'not the right answer'
• OSCE says Georgian election showed problems that must be addressed urgently
• Massive 600 percent pay increases fall far short of Zimbabwe inflation
• OSCE says Georgian election showed problems that must be addressed urgently
• Mario Matt leads men's World Cup slalom after 1st run
• Mario Matt leads men's World Cup slalom after 1st run
• Syrian authorities release human rights activist after a four-day detention
• Britain's prime minister says public sector pay rise limits curbing inflation
• Several thousand protest Saakashvili's likely win in Georgia
• Marlies Schild wins 3rd World Cup slalom this season
• Report: Spears Released From Hospital
• Mariners move into A-League lead after draw with Perth
• Mariners move into A-League lead after draw with Perth
• Another Score for NYC's 'Ninja Bandit'?
• New York City's 'Ninja Bandit' may have committed 19th burglary, police say
• Britain's PM presses Kenyan leaders to urgently hold talks
• Report: Senior Tamil rebel intelligence official killed in Sri Lankan military ambush
• S.C. Court Upholds Nasty Note Ruling
• Mario Matt wins men's World Cup slalom
• Foreign adviser to South Korea's president-elect tries to help woo investors
• Foreign adviser to South Korea's president-elect tries to help woo investors
• Kalla overtakes Kuitunen in final stage to win Tour de Ski; Bauer wins men's race
• Indian government minister says defense ties with SE Asia not meant to counter China
• Several thousand protest Saakashvili's likely win in Georgia
• Mario Matt wins eighth World Cup slalom race after two perfect runs on tough course
• Ferrari presents its 2008 Formula One car, bearing the No. 1
• Youzhny defeats Nadal in Chennai Open final
• Lebanese politicians praise Arab statement endorsing new president
• Marlies Schild wins third World Cup slalom this season
• Czech forward Jan Koller signs with FC Nuremberg to return to the Bundesliga
• Syrian authorities release human rights activist after a four-day detention
• Thousands in Georgia protest vote in which Saakashvili leads
• Republicans, Democrats face off in debates ahead of first US presidential primary
• Nadal beats Moya to reach Chennai final
• Oldham beats under-strength Everton
• Celtics' Davis dominates as Pistons toil
• Sidelines
• Murray defeats Wawrinka to win Qatar Open
• Australia beats India in Sydney thriller
• New Zealand wins against Bangladesh
• Dallas Stars held scoreless at home
• Seahawks dump Redskins to advance
• SOLAR amendment takes effect in January, IMO says
• Hapag-Lloyd wins trade award
• Kalmar introduces new spreader to North America intermodal mart
• NYK works out plan to invest in Shanghai box terminals
• Yang Ming Group inaugurates two projects at Kaohsiung Port
• Foreign adviser to Lee Myung-bak tries to help woo overseas investors
• Indian IT braces for slowdown after hard year in U.S. economy
• Businesses doubt impact of new laws in PRC
• Warhol fakes raise questions in art world, but no answers
• Ancient Chinese scroll shows extent of Christianity's reach
• In Brief
• Malaysia retailers begin rationing cooking oil supply
• Weak data puts Madrid on defensive ahead of poll
• New terminal seen bolstering status of Singapore as air hub
• Ford hints at new Explorer with concept at Detroit auto show
• Commodity price surge powered by supply-demand tension
• China's exports of toys surge despite recalls
• Taiwan worries over braindrain as professionals head for PRC
• Jerusalem to spend US$400,000, deploy 10,500 police for Bush's upcoming state visit
• Study warns many will die over increasing CO2 levels
• Naples residents urged to stay calm over trash pileup
• Scientists discover how virus of bird flu jumps to humans
• In Brief
• Report says Sarkozy to marry girlfriend
• What we can learn from a dog
• Former pop princess out of hospital, says Dr. Phil
• Critics pick "Blood" as best picture
• Baghdad veterinarian risks all as he tends to sick animals
• Doctors use umbilical blood to treat neuroblastoma
• In Brief
• Exit poll indicates Saakashvili will win Georgian elections
• German diplomat expelled from Iran
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects Kibaki's offer of unity government
• Death toll at 3 as storm batters U.S. West Coast
• Overcrowded go-fast boats invite disaster
• Would Ma give Taiwan to PRC?
• Holiday Inn East presents exquisite handmade XO sauce
• Caesar Park Taipei launches special
• Sunworld offers family banquet in celebration of Lunar New Year
• Audrey introduces new underwear
• Landis Taichung offers takeout service for New Year dishes
• "Strawberry Blast" presented at Far Eastern's Yi Cafe
• CAL again wins International Trophy in 2008 Rose Parade in California
• Semiconductor output value expected to grow
• University rating set to focus on professional achievements
• January vote seen by many as pointer to next president
• KMT's call to veto referendum panned by nuke association
• In Brief
• Nine arrested in gambling ring
• U.S. educator provides tips on teaching math
• Ten-hour alcohol crackdown seen bringing in NT$70 million in fines
• Protesters demand CPC relocate its Kaohsiung refinery
• CEPD to invest NT$1.98b in rural facilities
• Police bust amphetamine production facility in Keelung
• Vice President Lu urges voters to support DPP
• More smear tactics seen rising as election nears
• Prosecutors' office may decide on Ma's case as soon as today
• DPP says news story misled readers about party support
• Rights group says Tibetans forced to oppose return of the Dalai Lama
• Pakistan says U.S. military not welcome
• Ma warns against euphoria in run-up to legislative polls
• KMT urges supporters to cast vote on election day
• Taiwan share prices nosedive on weak US economy
• Chen upbeat about DPP bagging 50 legislative seats
• Obama captures the attention of US youth _ and gets them to vote in Iowa
• South Africa fined for slow over rate in second test against West Indies
• Republicans, Democrats face off in debates ahead of first US presidential primary
• Kenyan opposition leader willing to discuss power sharing, calls mass rallies
• CBS News: New A.m. Look for Affiliates
• Republicans, Democrats face off in debates ahead of first US presidential primary
• Janne Ahonen wins Four Hills tournament for record 5th time
• Jamaica to strengthen anti-doping law ahead of Beijing Olympics
• Delegation of warlord Nkunda arrives at Congo peace talks in Goma
• Jamaica to strengthen anti-doping legislation ahead of Beijing Olympics
• Thousands in Georgia protest vote in which Saakashvili leads
• Report: Brazil's Kuerten to play his last season in 2008
• Valencia held to 0-0 draw with Levante in Spanish league
• Liverpool held 1-1 by Luton in FA Cup third round; Arsenal wins 2-0 at Burnley
• Brazilian club Fluminense signs Argentine midfielder Conca
• Cage's `Treasure' digs up more gold with $20 million weekend
• 'Treasure' Digs Up $20M More in Gold
• Harbhajan Singh banned for three tests over racist remark toward Symonds
• Venezuela's Chavez waiting for word from Colombian rebels on hostage release
• Lebanese politicians praise Arab statement endorsing new president
• Janne Ahonen wins Four Hills tournament for record 5th time
• Liverpool held 1-1 by Luton in FA Cup third round; Arsenal wins 2-0 at Burnley
• Wall Street eyes housing, fourth-quarter earnings data this week
• Brazil's Flamengo to play national teams of Nicaragua, Benin
• Saakashvili wins re-election in Georgia in first round, election officials say
• France's Sarkozy to marry ex-supermodel girlfriend? Report says so
• Brazilian qualifier Thiago Alves clinches Sao Paulo Open title
• Solving the guest issue: With writers on strike, Leno, Kimmel appearing on each other's show
• Leno, Kimmel to Go on Each Other's Shows
• Real Madrid beats Zaragoza 2-0 to reclaim seven-point lead in Spanish league
• Liverpool held 1-1 by Luton in FA Cup third round; Arsenal wins 2-0 at Burnley
• Republicans, Democrats face off in debates ahead of first US presidential primary
• Saakashvili wins re-election in Georgia in first round, election officials say
• Mikhail Youzhny defeats Rafael Nadal in Chennai Open final
• New York Giants' road show keeps winning, beat Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24-14
• The biggest change of the new year: Sabbatini goes silent
• 2nd test: Australia snatches dramatic victory to equal world record winning streak
• India fumes over contentious decision, Australian attitude in second test
• Saakashvili wins second term to lead troubled Georgia
• 2nd test: Australia snatches dramatic victory to equal world record winning streak
• 2nd test: Australia snatches dramatic victory to equal world record winning streak
• Australia's Test Winning Streak
• Clinton, Obama clash in personal terms; Romney under attack by McCain in New Hampshire
• Hossa's 2 goals power Thrashers to 5-2 win over Sabres
• New Zealand con man robs Canadian hotel guests, charges meal, drink to their bill
• Real Madrid beats Zaragoza 2-0 to reclaim seven-point lead in Spanish league
• Saakashvili wins second term to lead troubled Georgia
• Leader FC Porto beats Naval 1-0 to extend lead in Portuguese league
• Leno, Kimmel to Go on Each Other's Shows
• Black and Wife Expecting Another Baby
• Jack Black and wife Tanya Haden expecting another baby; already have 1-year-old son
• Ohio State seeks redemption, LSU validation, then they meet in college title game
• Chavez puts the brakes on drive for revolutionary change in Venezuela
• Clinton, Obama clash in personal terms; Romney under attack by McCain in New Hampshire
• HBO's David Simon: 'Let me indict Hollywood as much as I can' on lack of diversity
• Kenyan opposition leader willing to discuss power sharing, calls mass rallies
• Lawsuit by Cuban defector accuses exiles of threats, intimidation
• Saakashvili wins second term to lead troubled Georgia
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• Samsung TVs to come with built-in computers for news, games, recipes and artwork
• GM says driverless cars may be on market in 10 years
• Survey: Companies are pessimistic about the British economy
• Delegation of warlord Nkunda arrives at Congo peace talks in Goma
• France's Sarkozy to marry ex-supermodel girlfriend? Report says so
• South Korea's main stock index falls sharply in early trading
• Rivers, L.T. lead Chargers to 17-6 playoff win over Titans, Giants' road show powers on
• James comes alive in fourth quarter as Cavaliers rally to beat Raptors 93-90
• Nowitzki's scoring surge continues as Mavs roll over Wolves, 101-78
• Clinton, Obama clash in personal terms; Romney under attack by McCain in New Hampshire
• Sony sells 1.2 million PlayStation 3 machines in North America over holidays
• Sony sells 1.2 million PlayStation 3 machines in North America over holidays
• Newspaper says India was dudded in test match
• Clemens open to lie-detector test, shocked Pettitte took HGH
• Sony's Mylo messaging gadget gets sharper screen, AIM and Flash support
• Sony sells 1.2 million PlayStation 3 machines in North America over holidays
• Toshiba defiant after Warner decision to drop HD DVD in favor of Blu-ray
• Romney, McCain clash over taxes and spending in second Republican debate of the weekend.
• Hossa's 2 goals power Thrashers to 5-2 win over Sabres
• Chavez puts the brakes on drive for revolutionary change in Venezuela
• Hong Kong stock index drops 3 percent in morning trade on US recession fears
• Hong Kong stock index drops 3 percent in morning trade on US recession fears
• James comes alive in fourth quarter as Cavaliers rally to beat Raptors 93-90
• In a long and wild start to the year, Chopra wins a playoff
• China Eastern shares fall in Hong Kong after Air China says it will outbid Singapore Airlines
• China Eastern shares fall in Hong Kong after Air China says it will outbid Singapore Airlines
• Marshall Islands elects Tomeing as president, may end Taiwan recognition
• Marshall Islands elects Tomeing as president, may end Taiwan recognition
• China's Communist Party expels 500 for defying 1-child policy
• Romney, McCain clash over taxes and spending in second Republican debate in New Hampshire
• Malaysia seeks alternative biofuel sources after crude palm oil prices soar
• Ford hints at new Explorer with concept at Detroit auto show
• Ford's EcoBoost engine will be one of new marketer's first challenges
• Lawyer: Detained Chinese activist can't get legal help because case involves state secrets
• Smith, Tulsa roll over Bowling Green, 63-7
• James comes alive in fourth quarter as Cavaliers rally to beat Raptors 93-90
• Gates shows how Microsoft is expanding into more platforms and interfaces
• Hong Kong stock index drops 2.7 percent in morning trade on US recession fears
• Hong Kong stock index drops 2.7 percent in morning trade on US recession fears
• Comcast: Cable industry to standardize network in '08, enabling new services without cable box
• Philippine stock index tumbles 2.6 percent to 4-month low, tracking Wall Street decline
• Sony sells 1.2 million PlayStation 3 machines in North America over holidays
• Sony sells 1.2 million PlayStation 3 machines in North America over holidays
• China Eastern shares fall in Hong Kong after Air China says will outbid Singapore Airlines
• China Eastern shares fall in Hong Kong after Air China says will outbid Singapore Airlines
• Marshall Islands elects Tomeing as president, may end Taiwan recognition
• Marshall Islands elects Tomeing as president, may end Taiwan recognition
• US dollar rises against yen in Asia on buying by Japanese importers
• Romney, McCain clash over taxes and spending in second Republican debate in New Hampshire
• Bush biting his lip and biding his time as the race to replace him unfolds
• Taiwan stock index plunges 4 percent, dragged down by electronics shares, Wall Street's drop
• India cricket team remains in Sydney
• India cricket team remains in Sydney
• Huckabee has history of winning support, or at least attention, with 'bumper sticker' style
• Analysis: Pounded on policy flip-flops, Romney tries to focus on achievements
• Kenyan opposition leader willing to discuss power sharing, calls mass rallies
• Japan's Nikkei stock index falls 1.3 percent on concern over US economy
• Sony sells 1.2 million PlayStation 3 machines in North America over holidays
• South Korean president names independent counsel in probe into successor
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Canada launches its first TV show on border security, complete with a Canuck spin
• Chinese runner Sun Yingjie eyes Olympics after doping suspension
• Qantas raises fuel surcharges on international passenger flights from Jan. 17
• Australians battle fires and floods after intense summer heat and storms
• Jelena Dokic wins on comeback trail
• Oil prices extend decline on worries about US economy
• South Korean president names independent counsel in probe into successor
• India cricket team remains in Sydney
• Chela avoids upset in first round
• India cricket team remains in Sydney
• Tokyo taxi passengers breathe freely as smoking ban goes into effect
• Chinese shares rise, pushed up by banks and property developers
• China Eastern shares fall in Hong Kong after Air China says will outbid Singapore Airlines
• Militants kill 8 tribal elders in northwestern Pakistan
• Cholera outbreak hits southern Laos; nearly 200 sickened, 2 dead
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto stable after dialysis, transfusion
• James Blake loses first-round match at Sydney International
• Swedish high-jumper Kajsa Bergqvist quits
• South Korea's Samsung Electronics may launch low-price phones in emerging markets
• Malaysia awards US$1 billion rail project to Indian company
• Euro, pound mixed against dollar as interest rate decisions come into focus
• Thai government expects economy to grow 4.6 percent in 2008
• India suspends tour operations until ICC hears Singh appeal
• South Korean president names independent counsel in probe into successor
• Report: 3 Malaysians jailed, fined for having sex video of former minister
• Angry cricket fans react protest against India's defeat to Australia
• Japan's new auto sales fall to 35-year low in 2007 amid high gasoline prices, shrinking demand
• Angry cricket fans react protest against India's defeat to Australia
• Malaysian Christians warn that Allah ban hurts country's moderate Muslim image
• Beckham welcomed Capello arrival, hopes to face Swiss for 100th cap
• James Blake loses first-round match at Sydney International
• Jelena Dokic wins on comeback trail
• China Eastern shares fall in Hong Kong after Air China says will outbid Singapore Airlines
• Philippine stock index tumbles 2.6 percent to 4-month low, tracking Wall Street decline
• Poland's jobless rate nudges up to 11.4 percent in December
• India suspends tour operations until ICC hears Singh appeal
• Kenyan opposition leader meeeting U.S. envoy, calls mass rallies
• Supporters of Nepal's king protest moves to abolish the monarchy
• Malaysia's exports rose faster-than-expected in November
• Lawyer: Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin ready to return by April, face corruption charges
• As U.S. candidates compete in New Hampshire, potential rival stars in sideshow
• India suspends tour operations until ICC hears Singh appeal
• China says number of positive doping cases at lowest every level
• StatoilHydro offshore oil field returns to normal following severe storm
• James Blake loses first-round match at Sydney International
• Military: Philippine communist rebels suffered setbacks, lost 1,400 guerrillas last year
• In the final hours, campaigns woo voters, one at a time
• GM Envisions Driverless Cars on Horizon
• US dollar rises against yen in Asia on buying by Japanese importers
• US dollar rises against yen in Asia on buying by Japanese importers
• Hong Kong shares drop on US recession worries
• Swedish high jumper Kajsa Bergqvist retires
• Oil prices extend decline on worries about US economy
• Militants kill 8 tribal elders in northwestern Pakistan
• Most Asian markets sink on worries about US recession; Nikkei falls to 1 1/2-year low
• Federer withdraws from exhibition tournament due to illness
• Japan business lobby head says Tokyo stocks are oversold
• Nokia Siemens Networks in US$935 million deal with Zain in Saudi Arabia
• Federer withdraws from exhibition tournament due to illness
• Kenyan opposition leader calls off mass rallies; violence toll passes 400
• U.S. champion Ryan Hall will run in London Marathon
• Taiwan export orders hit record high in December, inflation pressure remains
• Francis Bacon work expected to fetch US$50 million at auction
• Diego voted best Bundesliga player for 1st half of season
• Kenyan opposition leader calls off mass rallies; violence toll near 500
• Egypt to use US military aid to counter weapons smuggling to Gaza
• Sevilla guns for Barcelona in standout match of Copa del Rey's fifth round
• Canada launches its first TV show on border security, complete with a Canuck spin
• Czech brewer Budvar reports almost 9 percent production increase in 2007
• Hong Kong toy makers' increased vigilance on safety adds up in cost and time
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Euro jobless rate holds at 2.7 percent in November as business confidence weakens
• SKorea's president-elect to review huge economic projects with NKorea
• Nord Stream sees cost for Baltic Sea pipeline rising
• Cathay Pacific ready to join dogfight for China Eastern stake
• Everton gearing up for League Cup meeting with Chelsea and first semifinal for 13 years
• German Social Democrats accuse conservatives of 'right-wing populism' over crime
• Bhutto aide demands wide-ranging UN probe into her assassination
• EADS shares drop as Deutsche Bank cuts rating to sell, predicting slump in jet orders
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Roger Clemens sues Brian McNamee for defamation
• Raikkonen tests new Ferrari car for first time
• Business confidence weakens as euro jobless rate holds at 2.7 pct in November
• British boxer Amir Khan fined, banned from driving for speeding
• Don't shake it: New mobile printing technology to show up in Polaroid printers
• Angry cricket fans react protest against India's defeat to Australia
• Canada-China trade rises strongly in 2007, not affected by new human rights emphasis
• Saudi official calls on French president to visit kingdom without girlfriend
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Lithuanian environment minister resigns amid criticism from political opposition
• Lawyer: Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin ready to return by April, face corruption charges
• Chelsea to continue FA Cup defense against Wigan, Man United could meet Tottenham
• US stocks move higher as investors hope for Fed rate cut, look toward earnings
• Bhutto aide demands wide-ranging UN probe into her assassination
• Bhutto aide demands wide-ranging UN probe into her assassination
• UK treasury chief requests meeting with energy regulator to discuss rising prices
• Oil prices decline on worries about US economy
• G-10: Global economy growing robustly, but higher oil, commodity prices concern
• Kenyan opposition leader calls off mass rallies; violence toll near 500
• Services sector slows, companies pessimistic, retail stocks fall in run of UK economy news
• Benazir Bhutto memoir and policy book will be released Feb. 12 by HarperCollins
• Euro, pound mixed against dollar with interest-rate decisions in focus
• US stocks move lower after White House warns Iran about provocation in the Strait of Hormuz
• EADS shares drop as Deutsche Bank cuts rating to sell, predicting slump in jet orders
• Kosovo's rival parties strike deal to form a coalition government
• Oil prices extend declines on worries about US economic growth and oil demand
• James Blake loses first-round match at Sydney International
• Spears, Strike Loom Over Film Gala
• Chela avoids upset in first round
• BAA workers strikes may affect SIA flights to Heathrow Airport
• Royal Hsinchu introduces New Year takeaway
• Three Fullon hotels present Chinese New Year feast dishes
• Celebrate Chinese New Year at Howard Plaza Hotel Taipei
• Far Eastern Plaza Taipei offers Hokkaido King Crabs
• 'Brand' bares top 10 most favorable brands
• Indexes drop amid weak U.S. data
• Yahoo adds mobile home page, lures developers to battle Google
• Sidelines
• Chopra wins Mercedes-Benz golf event
• Arsenal manage to avoid upset by Burnley
• Mario Matt wins eighth World Cup slalom race
• Red Wings extend Blackhawks' losses
• Chargers victory ends playoff drought
• Taiwan basketball star announces marriage to his girlfriend
• Youzhny beats Nadal in Chennai
• India suspends tour pending appeal
• James inspires Cavaliers past Raptors
• In Brief
• China probes foreign capital in real estate
• Microsoft strikes video pacts with Disney, NBC
• Qantas raises fuel surcharge as oil price hits record high
• Sony sells 1.2m PS3 over holidays in North America
• December CPI up 3.34 percent, DGBAS reports
• December export orders hit record high
• Malaysia to raise quota for subsidised cooking oil
• Foreign buyers share blame for PRC toy safety, trade body says
• Air China, SIA enter race for China Eastern
• In Brief
• Beijing lets off steam over perfectly round buns
• Kangaroo killing code draws criticism
• Paralyzed mice regain ability to walk in study
• U.S. businessman plays Santa Claus for Cuban children
• In Brief
• Model describes Chavez a 'rebel angel' in article
• Stewart, Colbert set to resume talk shows
• Japan pop singer admits going half deaf
• Chuck Norris is U.S. Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee's secret weapon
• Israeli school teacher discovers boyhood tale of captured soldier
• Democracy and disaster in Kenya
• KMT tactics show fear of democracy
• Cheers! A glimpse into the wine culture in Taiwan
• Taiwan Financial Holding pushes for globalization
• Fewer foreign firms' workers to get bonuses, poll says
• New U.S. passport application rule for minors
• Taiwan announces success in sequential liver transplants
• Taiwan-Marshall Islands ties remain same, MOFA stresses
• Both DPP and KMT ignore human rights issues, say activists
• Shih files defamation suit against ruling party
• Hsieh promises to lessen housing burden for youth
• KMT candidate vows to investigate fake supporter list
• In Brief
• China's new labor law seen hitting Taiwan hard
• Voters can decide whether to cast ballots for referendums, CEC says
• Chen warns against KMT win in polls
• Saakashvili wins Georgia election
• Taiex drops to lowest in 5 months
• Study warns use of plastics could endanger unborn babies
• U.S. Supreme Court to review legality of lethal injection
• In Brief
• Charles Taylor war crimes trial resumes with expert's testimony
• Attorney says Chinese activist denied legal aid
• Polls show Obama leads democratic race
• Oil prices extend decline on U.S. economy worries
• Wall Street eyes housing, Q4 data
• Emirates to sell stake in airlines
• Greenback edges back against yen in Asia
• Brazil denies halting visa services to Taiwan tourists
• Hsieh pans Ma for trampling judiciary underfoot
• Taiwan stock market sees modest boost
• Taiwan warned to brace for tough diplomatic challanges in 2008: FM
• Anti-nuclear activists ask KMT to stop boycotting referendums
• News Corp. pays euro287 million for stake in German pay TV company Premiere
• Kosovo's rival parties strike deal to form coalition government
• Kenya president invites rival to talks hours after the opposition calls off mass rallies
• Germans want millions in damages from convicted soccer referee
• US Supreme Court justices appear divided over lethal injection case
• Hedge fund issues rallying call to Northern Rock small shareholders ahead of EGM
• Services sector slows, companies pessimistic, retail stocks fall in run of UK economy news
• European stocks close mixed
• United Airlines stock falls after analyst cites uncertainty, pilot actions
• Anheuser-Busch shipments to wholesalers rise 2 percent in year
• Wall Street fluctuates as hope for rate cut offsets more Middle East tension
• Kenya president invites rival to talks hours after the opposition calls off mass rallies
• Bloomberg stirs talk of a possible 2008 independent bid with appearance at bipartisan summit
• Bolton rejects offer from Chelsea for France striker Nicolas Anelka
• Country singer's family names wines for songs, including Kerosene
• News Corp. pays euro287 million for stake in German pay TV company Premiere
• Israel to promise US President Bush it will take down unauthorized West Bank outposts
• Bloomberg stirs talk of a possible 2008 independent bid with appearance at bipartisan summit
• CAS dismisses appeal by three Austrian skiers; reduces penalty for fourth athlete
• FIFA president Sepp Blatter unhappy as Capello begins work with England
• Mexico's three main oil export ports reopen after stormy seas forced closure
• EADS shares drop as Deutsche Bank cuts rating to sell, predicting slump in jet orders
• CAS dismisses appeal by three Austrian skiers; reduces penalty for fourth athlete
• UAL stock falls after analyst cites uncertainty, pilot actions
• US says Georgian election largely in step with international standards
• TiVo to extend its digital video recording service to Web-based video
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Kenyan opposition leader calls off mass rallies; violence toll near 500
• Gracenote song-ID database expands to cover video, find copyright violations
• Treasury secretary Paulson: there is no simple solution to US housing and mortgage crisis
• Chile economy grew 5 percent through November, trade surplus strong
• Chrysler reports record sales outside North America in 2007; company pushing new alliances
• Trial opens for 5 ex-insurance US executives charged with manipulating financial statements
• Dr. Phil cancels TV show about Britney Spears
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Bloomberg stirs talk of a possible 2008 independent bid with appearance at bipartisan summit
• Emotional Clinton, voice breaking, says, 'This is very personal'
• US says Georgian election largely in step with international standards
• Ahmadinejad presents next year's budget to parliament amid criticism over inflation
• Oil prices extend declines on worries about US economic growth and oil demand
• Dr. Phil cancels TV show about Britney Spears
• Treasury Secretary Paulson: there is no simple solution to housing and mortgage crisis
• Gold down
• Colts safety Bob Sanders wins NFL Defensive Player award
• Crowds, barbs mark final stage of New Hampshire primary campaign in White House race
• Treasury Secretary Paulson: there is no simple solution to housing and mortgage crisis
• Agoos succeeds Arena as Red Bulls sporting director
• Dollar gains ground ahead of possible interest rate cuts in Europe
• Panasonic unveils world's largest TV at 150 inches (3.8 meters), as well as YouTube-enabled TV
• Dr. Phil Cancels His Britney Spears Show
• Ovation TV acquires music cable channel from Universal Music
• Magazine publisher Conde Nast shakes up top ranks; 3 will leave company
• Stocks mixed with 4Q earnings looming, as investors hope Fed will cut rates to fight recession
• Venezuela makes fight against high inflation a top priority in 2008
• Movie reporter shared lasting friendship with Elvis and family
• Soybean, wheat prices slide on demand concerns, profit-taking; Gold prices also decline
• Ore. Mayor's Racy Photos Create Stir
• Just Call Him Mr. Experience
• Con Man Robs Hotel Guests, Runs Up Tab
• Starbucks replaces CEO Jim Donald with Chairman Howard Schultz, plans to close stores
• Dude, the Cops Will Never Smell It
• California autism cases continue to increase after removal of vaccine preservative thimerosal
• Bush: predicting economy's course not easy, says US economy resilient
• US study: Chronic worrying increases odds of a heart attack
• Clinton struggles to catch Obama in New Hampshire as primary arrives
• 'Dice Shooter' Who Called Cops Arrested
• Starbucks replaces CEO Jim Donald with Chairman Howard Schultz, plans to close US stores
• British developer vows to help Grenada lure airline to replace carrier LIAT
• Cage's `National Treasure: Book of Secrets' hauls in $20 million to remain box-office gold
• Argentina reports 8.5 percent inflation for 2007 despite widespread doubts
• Taylor Hicks may have won `American Idol,' but he has lost his record deal
• Mayor Wants to Partly Flush 'Toilet Tax'
• Striking Hollywood writers reach deal with United Artists
• Alleged New Zealand con man who robbed Canadian hotel guests in hospital: police
• Registered Democrat Leaves GOP Race
• Fatah Islam leader lashes out at Lebanon's army chief in new audio message
• McNamee says he'd go to jail for Clemens
• Dr. Phil Cancels His Britney Spears Show
• U.S. driver Robby Gordon furious over cancellation of Dakar, still counting financial loss
• US budget deficit inched up during last 3 months, congressional auditors say
• Bush: predicting economy's course not easy, says US economy resilient
• Golden Globe considers new format after actors threaten boycott
• Yahoo spruces up mobile Web platform in quest for more ad revenue
• US budget deficit inched up during last 3 months, congressional auditors say
• Strike Forces Globes to Eye New Format
• California autism cases continue to increase after removal of vaccine preservative thimerosal
• Starbucks replaces CEO Jim Donald with Chairman Howard Schultz, plans to close US stores
• NFL Defensive Player of the Year
• Viewers Await Return of Stewart, Colbert
• Jury sides with BP oil company in pollution lawsuit
• Clinton struggles to catch Obama in New Hampshire as primary arrives
• Bloomberg presidential bid may hinge on bipartisanship among other candidates
• Kenyan opposition leader calls off mass rallies; violence toll near 500
• Britain issues James Bond stamps to mark centenary of creator Ian Fleming's birth
• BMV: Man Must Change Name for License
• Turbulent year for recording industry points to more changes in '08
• Sony CEO cheerful after Blu-ray scores decisive victory over HD DVD movie-disc format
• Naomi Campbell Interviews Hugo Chavez
• Hasselbeck Brings Baby Son to `The View'
• Sri Lankan military: Fighting kills 25 rebels, 1 soldier in embattled north
• Striking Hollywood writers reach deal with United Artists
• 8 government-allied tribesmen killed in northwestern Pakistan
• Bhutto aide demands wide-ranging UN probe into her assassination
• Lawyer: Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin ready to return by April, face corruption charges
• 2 protesters ask Clinton to iron their shirts
• Publicist Says Nicole Kidman Is Pregnant
• Golden Globes cancel traditional show; to use news conference format
• Golden Globes Cancels Traditional Show
• Ancic in doubt for Australian Open because of illness
• Publicist confirms Nicole Kidman and husband Keith Urban are expecting a baby
• Cookbook author finds Jerry Seinfeld's humor no laughing matter
• Golden Globes Cancels Traditional Show
• Henin advances to quarterfinals on walkover
• Severed Finger Mailed to French Minister
• Consumer lawsuit claims Apple monopolizing online music market
• India remains at Sydney hotel, awaits word on ICC appeal of Singh case
• India remains at Sydney hotel, awaits word on ICC appeal of Singh case
• Dr. Phil Cancels His Britney Spears Show
• Wesley Snipes' request to have tax evasion trial moved is denied
• Colombia says no to future international missions to free hostages
• China says bird flu outbreak in northwest under control
• Trade in China Eastern shares suspended as shareholders vote on Singapore Airlines bid
• Trade in China Eastern shares suspended as shareholders vote on Singapore Airlines bid
• Intel hopes new chip technologies rev up powerful but smaller portable computers
• Golden Globes Cancels Traditional Show
• Cookbook author finds Jerry Seinfeld's humor no laughing matter
• Wife of ousted Thai PM returning home to face corruption charges
• Dr. Phil Criticized for Britney Brouhaha
• Nicole Kidman's pregnancy confirmed
• Publicist Says Nicole Kidman Is Pregnant
• Bear Stearns CEO Cayne expected to resign, but remain as chairman, Wall Street Journal says
• Acting on Mitchell Report, Major League Baseball cracks down on clubhouse security
• Dude, the Cops Will Never Smell It
• Dr. Phil Criticized for Britney Brouhaha
• Trade in China Eastern shares suspended as shareholders vote on Singapore Airlines bid
• Starbucks replaces CEO Jim Donald with Chairman Howard Schultz, plans to close US stores
• No Pickets at Critics' Choice Awards
• Author Sues Seinfelds Over Cookbook
• China says safety of agricultural products improving but challenges remain
• Letterman Loses Strike-Inspired Beard
• Clinton struggles to catch Obama in New Hampshire as primary arrives
• David Letterman shaves his beard during show, saying he is 'just sick about it'
• ABC's Prime-Time Debate Proves a Hit
• 'Dice Shooter' Who Called Cops Arrested
• Dog Saves Boy From Fire by Biting Foot
• Rapper's Name Change Quite an Experience
• 'Dice Shooter' Nabbed After Complaining
• Ohio performer has quite the experience with courts in effort to change his name
• Mexico boy glues hand to bed to avoid going back to school
• Boy Glues Hand to Bed to Avoid School
• Indian team heads to Bondi beach, still confident on Harbhajan's appeal
• 'Dice Shooter' Nabbed After Complaining
• 'Blueberry Nights' is Hong Kong director Wong's tribute to American culture
• 2 protesters ask Clinton to iron their shirts
• Wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin returns home to face corruption charges
• Constitution struggle opens Bolivia's old east-west divides
• Dr. Phil Criticized for Britney Brouhaha
• China says it's not worried about possible lack of wind for Olympic sailing
• Wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin returns home to face corruption charges
• Golden Globes Reduced to News Conference
• Publicist Says Nicole Kidman Is Pregnant
• Fighting in Sri Lanka kills 85 in 4 days, military says
• Oil prices rise to mid-US$95 a barrel after slipping to 2-week low in previous session
• 'Hairspray', Blonsky Win Critics Awards
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health deteriorates, with signs of internal bleeding
• Japan economy sound despite sinking stocks, but oil, US economy are concerns, officials say
• China to launch rockets and satellites during its Olympic year
• Wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin arrested on corruption charges
• Malaysia to flood stores with cooking oil amid widespread panic buying
• Movie directors abound in LA Opera's new season
• Bolivia's Morales, governors debate new constitution
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health deteriorates, with signs of internal bleeding
• Wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin arrested on corruption charges
• Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert welcomed back with their shows by satire-starved viewers
• Australia's treasurer says economy well placed to absorb slowing world economy
• Australia's treasurer says economy well placed to absorb slowing world economy
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• Flynn throws 4 TD passes, LSU humbles No. 1 Ohio State 38-24 in college championship game
• Bolivia's Morales, governors debate new constitution
• `No Country for Old Men,' 'Hairspray' and 'Juno' win at Critics' Choice Awards
• Marion ties career best in 3s, blocks as Suns rout Denver 137-115
• Garon posts third shutout of season as Oilers blank Islanders 4-0
• Flynn throws 4 TD passes, LSU humbles No. 1 Ohio State 38-24 in college championship game
• Australian automaker recalls 86,000 cars in Australia, New Zealand, Middle East and Brazil
• Australian automaker recalls 86,000 cars in Australia, New Zealand, Middle East and Brazil
• Clinton struggles to catch Obama in New Hampshire as primary arrives
• Garon posts third shutout of season as Oilers blank Islanders 4-0
• Philippine stock index rebounds 0.9 percent on bargain-hunting
• Candy billionaire fights energy industry push in Montana
• Judge rejects motion by 'Sahara' novelist for $8.5 million judgment against producers
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health deteriorates, with signs of internal bleeding
• Australian automaker recalls 86,000 cars in Australia, New Zealand, Middle East and Brazil
• Australian automaker recalls 86,000 cars in Australia, New Zealand, Middle East and Brazil
• Nicole Kidman's pregnancy confirmed
• China announces penalties for land hoarding in effort to ease housing price rise
• China announces penalties for land hoarding in effort to ease housing price rise
• South Korean state bank to lend more to overseas resource projects
• South Korean state bank to lend more to overseas resource projects
• Henin advances to quarterfinals on walkover
• Henin advances to quarterfinals on walkover
• Golden Globes Reduced to News Conference
• China's Citic Securities expects 2007 profit to rise fivefold from a year earlier
• China's Citic Securities expects 2007 profit to rise fivefold from a year earlier
• Dr. Phil Criticized for Britney Brouhaha
• Viewers Await Return of Stewart, Colbert
• India's cricketers get good news on Singh, umpire
• India's cricketers get good news on Singh, umpire
• China says safety of agricultural products improving but challenges remain
• 'Hairspray', Blonsky Win Critics Awards
• Top-seeded Bondarenko loses in Hobart
• Top-seeded Bondarenko loses in Hobart
• India's cricketers get good news on Singh, umpire
• India's cricketers get good news on Singh, umpire
• Bomb kills 2 US-led coalition members in Afghanistan; 10 killed in other violence
• Stephen Jackson, Baron Davis star in Warriors' OT victory over Spurs
• Famous Indian composer A.R. Rahman opens music school in southern India
• Famous Indian composer A.R. Rahman opens music school in southern India
• Viewers Await Return of Stewart, Colbert
• Lorin Maazel conducts lyrical 'Die Walkuere' at Met after 45-year absence
• Scrapping of Taoist statue stirs resentment among Malaysia's minorities
• P.K. Sethi, Indian inventor of low-cost prosthetic foot, dies at 80
• Sharp president promises to fight global warming through TVs, solar energy
• Sharp president promises to fight global warming through TVs, solar energy
• Sony BMG to start selling music downloads without copy protection
• Hong Kong commerce chamber chief indicted on corruption charges
• Hong Kong commerce chamber chief indicted on corruption charges
• India's cricketers get good news on Singh, umpire
• India's cricketers get good news on Singh, umpire
• Philippines cuts tariff on oil imports to lessen impact of soaring prices
• Philippines cuts tariff on oil imports to lessen impact of soaring prices
• US nuclear envoy wants 'full disclosure' from North Korea
• Kenyan opposition leader calls off mass rallies; violence toll near 500
• Taiwan stock index rises 1 percent on bargain hunting on day after large fall
• Taiwan stock index rises 1 percent on bargain hunting on day after large fall
• China Eastern shareholders reject Singapore Airlines bid for stake after rival offer
• Dollar higher versus yen in Asia as Japanese importers and investment trusts buy the greenback
• Peugeot Citroen reports 3.8 percent rise in 2007 vehicle sales
• Shareholders reject Singapore Airlines bid for stake in China Eastern after rival offer
• Roddick not losing sleep over Federer's illness ahead of Australian Open
• Roddick not losing sleep over Federer's illness ahead of Australian Open
• Scotland Yard team probing Bhutto's assassination meets with Musharraf
• Japan's Nikkei stock index rises 0.19 percent, ending four-session losing streak
• Japan's Nikkei stock index rises 0.19 percent, ending four-session losing streak
• Cambodia's oldest English-language newspaper to publish weekly under new ownership
• Taiwan businesspeople in China worry about rising operational costs
• Hong Kong racing club threatened by booming Macau casinos as gamblers switch their bets
• Sharp president promises to fight global warming through TVs, solar energy
• Ancic pulls out as rain affects Heineken Open first round
• Sharp president promises to fight global warming through TVs, solar energy
• Ancic pulls out as rain affects Heineken Open first round
• ANC confirms Zuma as presidential candidate despite corruption charges
• Scottish & Newcastle submits arbitration claim to control Russian venture
• ANC confirms Zuma as presidential candidate despite corruption charges
• China sounds upbeat tone on border dispute ahead of visit by Indian Prime Minister Singh
• Top-seeded Bondarenko loses in Hobart
• Top-seeded Bondarenko loses in Hobart
• Peugeot Citroen reports 3.8 percent rise in 2007 vehicle sales
• 50 rare jackals poisoned to death by farmers in India, forest official says
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of teenaged defender
• Halifax bank says UK house prices rose in December but trend is flat
• Ford plans to invest US$500 million in India, develop new small car
• Ford plans to invest US$500 million in India, develop new small car
• Malaysian opposition leader accuses govt of fomenting Islamic 'puritanism' for political gain
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• Bush meets with Olympic committee and lends support in Chicago for city's bid for 2016 Games
• Henin advances to quarterfinals on walkover
• Henin advances to quarterfinals on walkover
• U.S. women's captain Kristine Lilly is expecting 1st child, will miss Olympics
• Euro climbs back above US$1.47
• Taiwan says China seeks to influence island's elections by wooing away its allies
• Taiwan says China seeks to influence island's elections by wooing away its allies
• China's shares fall slightly on worries over blue chips, profit-taking in airlines
• Taiwanese opposition lawmaker's wife assaulted while stumping for votes
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Philippine stock index rebounds 0.9 percent on bargain-hunting
• Philippine stock index rebounds 0.9 percent on bargain-hunting
• Scottish & Newcastle submits arbitration claim to control Russian venture
• Taiwanese opposition lawmaker's wife assaulted while stumping for votes
• Oil prices rise after slipping to 2-week low in previous session
• UK retail sales up just 0.3 percent in December
• Viewers Await Return of Stewart, Colbert
• Hong Kong shares dip on profit taking; cushioned by gains in mainland Chinese lenders
• Hong Kong shares dip on profit taking; cushioned by gains in mainland Chinese lenders
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Golden Globes Reduced to News Conference
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health deteriorates, with signs of internal bleeding
• ANC confirms Zuma as presidential candidate despite corruption charges
• ArcelorMittal to mine Mauritania iron ore for European steel plants
• 4 advisers to Bangladesh's military-backed interim government resign, local media says
• Philippines cuts tariff on oil imports to lessen impact of soaring prices
• Philippines cuts tariff on oil imports to lessen impact of soaring prices
• Former England captain Martin Corry retires from international rugby
• Finnair sees most growth in 2007 on Asian routes
• Indian shares edge higher, led by Bharti, HDFC Bank
• Indian shares edge higher, led by Bharti, HDFC Bank
• US dollar mixed, gold rises in European morning trading
• Brussels Airlines carries 2 pct more passengers in 2007 as African flights fill
• Wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin arrested on corruption charges
• Oil prices rise after slipping to 2-week low in previous session
• China Eastern shareholders reject Singapore Airlines bid for stake after rival offer
• Women's World Cup qualifying event moved from Pakistan because of security concerns
• Musharraf gives free hand to British team probing Bhutto assassination, official says
• Asian markets mixed as Nikkei snaps 4-day losing streak, Hong Kong sags on worries about US
• Asian markets mixed as Nikkei snaps 4-day losing streak, Hong Kong sags on worries about US
• 77 arrested by Afghan authorities last year in connection with bomb plots
• ASEAN leader: Southeast Asia can help promote reconciliation between West, Muslim world
• 4 advisers to Bangladesh's military-backed interim government resign, local media says
• Danish container shipping giant Maersk Line to trim up to 3,000 jobs worldwide
• Basketball star released to house arrest after hit and run charge
• Illegal trade threatens freshwater turtles in Southeast Asia, environmental group says
• Microsoft bids for Norwegian search engine Fast Search & Transfer
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of teenaged defender
• Audi says China car sales up 25 percent in 2007
• Microsoft bids for Norwegian search engine Fast Search & Transfer
• French president says relationship with ex-model Bruni is 'serious'
• Olympiakos signs Argentina midfielder Fernando Belluschi from River Plate
• Spanish cycling federation firm in defense of Mayo against doping allegations
• WWF says logging highway on Sumatra island threatens Indonesian wildlife, indigenous people
• WWF says logging highway on Sumatra island threatens Indonesian wildlife, indigenous people
• Former NBA player suffers stroke
• Golden Globes Reduced to News Conference
• London's FTSE-100 index up 36.4 points at 6372.1
• EU president Slovenia favors swift pre-membership deal with Serbia
• Bishop says attacks on Kikuyu orchestrated, diplomats intensify efforts on Kenyan crisis.
• Schumacher has amphetamine in blood during drunken driving arrest
• Sarkozy wants to eliminate advertising on public television, boosting TF1 and M6 shares
• French president says relationship with ex-model Bruni is 'serious'
• Lorin Maazel conducts lyrical 'Die Walkuere' at Met after 45-year absence
• China Eastern shareholders reject Singapore Airlines bid for stake after rival offer
• Musharraf gives free hand to British team probing Bhutto assassination, official says
• Japanese makeup artist and cosmetics guru Shu Uemura dead at 79
• 4 advisers to Bangladesh's military-backed interim government resign, local media says
• Conflicting retail and housing data leaves interest rate decision on knife-edge
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Spanish abortion clinics stage strike to protest raids and arrests
• Schumacher has amphetamine in blood during drunken driving arrest
• Voters in New Hampshire cast ballots in first presidential primary, Obama appears to take lead
• Arsenal hosts error-prone Tottenham in League Cup semifinals for second straight season
• Georgian opposition claims Saakashvili victory rigged, plans hunger strike
• Venezuelan volleyball team makes Beijing Olympics, downing Argentina 3-1 in qualifying
• Constellation Brands net income rises in 3rd quarter, boosted by North American wine, spirits
• Avon will cut 2,400 total jobs related to its restructuring plan
• Croatia' ruling conservatives sign coalition deal
• Jordanian prosecutor: Man kills daughter in suspected `honor killing'
• 'China's Next Top Model' to debut Sunday in latest Chinese take on US television
• Avalanche buries army post in Pakistan, killing 7 soldiers
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of boy scout
• Publicist Says Nicole Kidman Is Pregnant
• Slum residents welcome US celebrity Madonna during visit to Indian city of Mumbai
• Slum residents welcome US celebrity Madonna during visit to Indian city of Mumbai
• 4 advisers to Bangladesh's military-backed interim government resign, says official
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• Britain names Ainslie among nine sailors as its first athletes for Beijing Games
• Austria's Strabag wins euro434 million infrastructure project in Libya
• Voters in New Hampshire cast ballots in first presidential primary, Obama appears to take lead
• Oil prices rise after slipping to 2-week low in previous session
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Northrop Grumman, Oshkosh partner to compete for multibillion-dollar military vehicle contract
• Voters in New Hampshire cast ballots in first presidential primary, Obama appears to take lead
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health deteriorates, with signs of internal bleeding
• Basketball player released to house arrest after hit and run charge
• Japanese veteran Kuwata signs minor league contract with Pirates
• Japanese veteran Kuwata signs minor league contract with Pirates
• Meerkats, war memorial and human volunteers vie for turn as Trafalgar Square statue
• Australia's Hogg charged with making offensive remark to India players during Sydney test
• Stocks rise in early trading ahead of housing report; market looks for clues about US economy
• Microsoft bids for Norwegian search engine Fast Search & Transfer
• China says food product safety improving, while challenges, public concerns remain
• Realtors group predicts US home sales to recover in second half of 2008, annual volume flat
• WWF says logging highway on Sumatra island threatens Indonesian wildlife, indigenous people
• WWF says logging highway on Sumatra island threatens Indonesian wildlife, indigenous people
• Crosby tops NHL All-Star voting for 2nd straight year; 3 Wings in West starting lineup
• Thin is in: HDTV makers struggle to stand out by slimming displays, adding new features
• Avon to cut 2,400 jobs and take charge in restructuring plan designed to save $430M annually
• Georgian opposition claims Saakashvili victory rigged, plans hunger strike
• Gold prices climb to new all-time record over $875 an ounce on rising oil prices
• Alliance of separatist groups opts for single-party structure in Indian Kashmir
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Sarkozy to use CDC to defend French companies against investment funds
• Joy Global agrees to buys conveyor systems maker Continental Global for $270M
• Constellation Brands net income rises in 3rd quarter, boosted by North American wine, spirits
• Euro climbs back above US$1.47
• Voters in New Hampshire cast ballots in first presidential primary, Obama appears to take lead
• Forget hotels, NYC comedian moves into Ikea store in New Jersey
• Stocks up after report indicates drop in pending home sales, bolstering argument for rate cut
• Shops see sales crash but EU president says economy still has momentum
• Berlin signs Brazilian forward Raffael
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of boy scout
• Oil prices rise on weak dollar, supply expectations a day after falling on economy fears
• Realtors group predicts US home sales to recover in second half of 2008, annual volume flat
• Sidelines
• Clemens' filing nabs home-court advantage
• Blake knocked out of Sydney International
• Roddick sheds no tears for ailing Federer
• ICC removes umpire from India-Australia Test
• Giants step forward
• Marion ties career best in 3s as Suns rout Denver 137-115
• Mesquite, Nevada boasts a fair way to play
• Taiex recovers with 1.01% gain
• Philippines' Pepsi bottler lowers indicative price in IPO
• UAL stock falls after top analyst cites uncertainty, actions by pilots
• Dollar mixed in Asia as dealers await news from Fed
• Investors optimistic Fed will slash rates to fight recession
• Paulson sees no simple solution to housing and mortgage crisis
• Singapore Airlines begins operation at Terminal 3 of Changi Airport
• Global marketing symposium held
• Royal launches Vegetarian Month
• Lunar New Year celebration at Hotel Royal Hsinchu
• 'Rippling Potato Roselle' tops Hualien specialty brandname
• Jen Lann Temple to host marathon in Taichung
• Blissful strawberry heaven at Grand Formosa Regent
• In Brief
• Sharp president vows to make 'green' products
• Electronics show focuses on simplifying
• Hong Kong racing club threatened by casinos
• Panasonic to launch YouTube TVs
• Starbucks replaces CEO, plans to close U.S. stores
• China Eastern rejects Singapore Airlines bid
• In Brief
• Scientists identify 400 genes that link to drug addictions
• New study finds France does best in dealing with preventable death
• Blue Hope Diamond glows red under ultraviolet light
• Sunshine effective in fighting cancer, research suggests
• In Brief
• China ice festival feels heat from climate change
• Yoko Ono unveils new tour bus for music education
• Cruise's lawyer calls biography 'sick stuff'
• 'No Country' dominates Critics' Choice
• In Argentina, women seen leading a sexual revolution
• Intel focuses on chip technology for smaller portable computers
• Soft Diplomacy: Welcome Aid for Taiwan's Overseas Allies
• Huang Chih-fang Sells a New Image of Taiwan
• In Brief
• Sri Lanka bombing leaves one minister dead
• Rescuers in U.S. find six missing snowmobilers
• Spouse of ousted Thai leader nabbed on corruption charges
• Suharto's condition reportedly worsening
• Chances of quick solution to Kenya woes seen fading
• U.S. takes its medicine
• Africa's potent force
• KMT fails performance test in Legislature
• Local agricultural industry gets boost from biotechnology input
• Learning skills among immigrant kids seen adequate
• Agricultural tech transfer royalties seen up 40% in '07
• Taiwan steps up efforts to fight vote buying
• In Brief
• Taipei has no plans to raise metro fares
• MAC to push for passage of refugee law
• Scholar says sexual harassment claim a 'misunderstanding'
• Anti-nuke group protests against KMT
• New Party chair threatens to sue over false advertisement
• Former U.S. official cancels Taiwan trip, says MOFA
• Assistant claims legislator asked him to lie in court
• Huang warns aggravating PRC efforts to snatchTaiwan's allies
• Striking writers force cancellation of Golden Globes
• Brazil denies visa snub of Taiwan
• Chen pens letter to the pope over Taiwan U.N. bid
• Analysis: Clinton battles back
• Japan sees temperatures up 4.7 C on global warming
• Prosecutors ask supreme court to overturn Ma's acquittal
• Opinion polls not reliable indictor of election outcome: Chen
• Indian board asks team to continue cricket tour of Australia
• Indian board asks team to continue cricket tour of Australia
• Gold prices climb to new all-time record over $875 an ounce on rising oil prices
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• Oil prices rise on weak dollar, supply expectations a day after falling on economy fears
• US diplomats cite policy disagreements for refusal to serve in Iraq: survey
• Georgian opposition claims Saakashvili victory rigged, plans protests
• Madeleine McCann parents considering movie about their missing daughter
• Voters in New Hampshire cast ballots in first presidential primary, Obama appears to take lead
• ANC confirms Zuma as presidential candidate despite corruption charges
• Chile, Argentina interested in moving Dakar Rally to South America
• Obama tries to mediate an end to violence in Kenya from campaign trail
• US stocks slip after reports indicate drop in pending home sales, problems at lenders
• Bhutto's son, in media spotlight, says he fears more for his privacy than personal safety
• Obama tries to mediate an end to violence in Kenya from campaign trail
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects meeting with president, who names Cabinet he dominates
• Bush administration blogging Mideast trip, posting developments on 8-day journey
• US realtors group maintains upbeat housing forecast as November index of pending sales slips
• Son of conservative French President Sarkozy contributes to rap album
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects meeting with president, who names Cabinet he dominates
• World's largest iron ore miner Vale loses Brazil antitrust battle
• Chile, Argentina interested in moving Dakar Rally to South America
• Austrian ski federation launches medical database for doping
• Former 'American Idol' contestant sentenced to rehab
• Movie directors abound in LA Opera's new season
• ECB expected to hold interest rates steady despite looming inflation
• Oops, now police have towed Britney's car away
• Diary of French student killed in Nazi concentration camp published
• Poll: Culture ministry corruption probe hurts Greek conservatives
• Oil prices rise on weak dollar, supply expectations a day after falling on US economy fears
• Barclays says investment banking Co-President Kvalheim is leaving
• Brazil says 2014 World Cup raises Rio's chances to host Olympics
• Northrop Grumman, Oshkosh partner to compete for multibillion-dollar military vehicle contract
• US mortgage lender Countrywide shares tumble amid rumors of bankruptcy
• For Clinton, New Hampshire could deliver devastating one-two punch
• For John McCain, New Hampshire will launch or sink a resurgent presidential campaign
• US expresses disappointment with Kenyan president naming Cabinet
• Bhutto's son, in media spotlight, says he fears more for his privacy than personal safety
• Healthy habits can mean 14 extra years of life, doctors say
• Amgen CEO says cost-cutting pushed 2007 biotech company profits above October forecast
• Diageo CFO says company on track for strong growth this year, interested in Absolut
• Obama tries to mediate an end to violence in Kenya from campaign trail
• Countrywide shares tumble amid rumors of bankruptcy, mortgage lender denies it has such plans
• Barclays says investment banking Co-President Kvalheim is leaving
• Victoria Beckham tops Mr. Blackwell's annual worst-dressed list
• Eminem is recovering after being treated for complications from pneumonia
• Guyana awards US company large logging concession
• DGA is `Wild' about Penn, also nominates Coens for top honor
• Former relief ace Gossage elected to U.S. Baseball Hall of Fame
• Syrian authorities detain rights activist
• Hurricanes claim right wing Samsonov on re-entry waivers
• Amgen CEO says cost-cutting pushed 2007 biotech company profits above October forecast
• US consumer borrowing rises in November, reflecting big jump in credit card debt
• US diplomats cite policy disagreements for refusal to serve in Iraq
• Olga Kurylenko, Gemma Arterton are the new James Bond Girls for the 007 franchise
• Citigroup restructures residential mortgage business to help consistency, risk management
• Autos' closer ties to electronics industry apparent at massive gadget show
• New technology would make closed-caption-type scrolling text available on radios
• Oil prices rise on weak dollar, supply expectations a day after falling on US economy fears
• Gibbs resigns as coach of Washington Redskins
• Romanian president asks PM to find another candidate for justice minister
• Navigation is just part of the story with feature-jammed new GPS devices
• AT&T shares slip after CEO Randall Stephenson says co. sees some slowdown on consumer side
• Dollar loses ground as housing woes sink Wall Street ahead of European interest-rate meetings
• Gold prices climb to new all-time record over $880 an ounce on rising oil prices
• Analysis: For John McCain, New Hampshire will launch or sink a resurgent campaign
• McGraw-Hill to cut 600 jobs across 3 major units, expects $43.7M pre-tax charge
• Countrywide shares tumble, mortgage lender denies bankruptcy rumors
• US stocks fall on worries about Countrywide, AT&T, pending home sales drop
• Wright-Phillips scores one, forces second to give Chelsea 2-1 win over Everton
• Kuwaiti education minister faces no-confidence vote
• Gold reaches new record high, other commodities rise on inflation concerns and weak dollar
• World's largest iron ore miner Vale loses Brazil antitrust battle
• Bush heads to Middle East where freedom agenda is sputtering
• US housing market will continue to weaken and sap strength from economy: Fannie Mae chief
• Analysis: For John McCain, New Hampshire will launch or sink a resurgent campaign
• McGraw-Hill retrenches: Publisher cutting 600 jobs across company, resulting in $43.7M charge
• Lockheed Martin awarded $556 million US Army contract related to Patriot missile program
• Wright-Phillips scores one, forces second to give Chelsea 2-1 win over Everton
• Microsoft bids $1.2 billion for Norwegian enterprise search company
• Dario Franchitti to be honored for 2007 Indy 500 victory
• Newcomer Adriano satisfied after first full training session with Sao Paulo
• US diplomat urges Myanmar leaders to start talks with opposition
• Wright-Phillips scores one, forces second to give Chelsea 2-1 win over Everton
• Voters in New Hampshire cast ballots in first presidential primary, Obama appears to take lead
• San Jose Sharks recall goalie Thomas Greiss to be Evgeni Nabokov's backup
• Back as CEO, can Howard Schultz save Starbucks?
• Plea deal? Defendant absent from Brooklyn body parts hearing
• 'The Great Debaters' leads NAACP Image Award nominations
• Oscar planners strike show-will-go-on stance despite Golden Globes cancellation
• South Korea's Hyundai Motor launches Genesis luxury car in foray into high-end market
• Obama bidding to build on momentum, sense of history
• Kenyan opposition leader rejects meeting with president, who names Cabinet he dominates
• US in NY says couple bilked 4 investors of $1.65 million in Sudan scheme
• Despite blossoming romance with supermodel, French president faces tough year
• Groups say Central Park's lawn may be opened to big rallies
• Bhutto's son, in media spotlight, says he fears more for his privacy than personal safety
• Former rebel leader to become Kosovo's prime minister
• Illegal immigrants turn to identity theft to thwart checks on employment
• Tundra-Cat is no child's toy; huge vehicle is gentle on Arctic environment
• For Latino Catholics, Quinceanera ritual provides lessons on faith, family _ and sex
• Military: Bomb blamed on rebels kills Sri Lanka gov't minister, wounds 10 others people
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of boy scout
• Bush signs bill aimed at preventing severely mentally ill from buying guns in US
• Layoffs announced at US nuclear dump site after cuts in federal funding
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health deteriorates, with signs of internal bleeding
• Musharraf gives free hand to British team probing Bhutto assassination, official says
• Obama aims for 2nd blow to Clinton presidency hopes; Republicans McCain, Romney in tight race
• Federal appeals court denies motion to delay actor Wesley Snipes' tax evasions trial
• Independent voters key to Democratic primary, immigration defining issue for Republicans
• Indian tour resumes as impasse lifted
• Ford's Alan Mulally: stock slide won't change restructuring plan
• Analysis: For Clinton, New Hampshire could deliver devastating 1-2 punch
• Pennsylvania man gets probation, community service for mailing cow's head to wife's lover
• Clinton team retools in preparation for later contests
• Second-place finishes aside, Romney pledges long fight for Republican nomination
• Judge rules against candy billionaire in fight over natural gas drilling
• New principal hired at New York's 1st Arabic-themed school
• 81-year-old Australian woman charged with selling marijuana
• 81-year-old Australian woman charged with selling marijuana
• Analysis: For John McCain, New Hampshire launches a resurgent campaign
• Australians divided over Indian stance
• Australians divided over Indian stance
• Bush gets assessment from US mentors to Iraqis, and the picture is not all pretty
• McCain wins Republican primary; Clinton leads Obama in early returns
• Bear Stearns' Cayne gives up CEO position in latest Wall Street shake-up
• World Bank: Developing economies to cushion US slowdown in 2008
• Chile's president changes six ministers
• Clinton leads Obama in early returns; McCain wins Republican race
• Huckabee says he is happy with third-place finish in New Hampshire
• Ford CEO says stock slide won't change restructuring, product plans
• Back as CEO, can Howard Schultz save Starbucks?
• Gionta and Elias get shootout goals to give Devils a 2-1 win over the Sabres
• Edwards to press on despite losses in Iowa, New Hampshire
• Chinese government battles pollution with ban on free plastic shopping bags
• Woman says she was traumatized by Lindsay Lohan
• People's Choice Awards presented despite writers strike
• Edwards to press on despite losses in Iowa, New Hampshire
• Nalbandian injures back in practice, withdraws from Kooyong
• McCants, Wolves beat short-handed Heat 101-91 to snap 8-game losing streak
• Clinton stuns Obama in New Hampshire primary; McCain defeats Romney
• Newcomer Obama settles for second place in New Hampshire Democratic primary
• Clinton overtakes Obama, resurrects White House bid
• People's Choice Awards presented despite writers strike
• Australian teenager blames marijuana for theft of 2 crocodiles and a monkey
• Oil prices rise to mid-US$96 ahead of US fuel supply data
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health improves slightly, still critical
• Edwards to press on despite losses in Iowa, New Hampshire
• Clinton revives candidacy with win over Obama; McCain defeats Romney
• Indian tour resumes as impasse lifted
• Women return to Clinton in NH primaries, moderates help McCain
• Ford Motor's China sales rise 30 percent in 2007, boosted by popularity of Focus
• Gionta and Elias get shootout goals to give Devils a 2-1 win over the Sabres
• Choppy ride for China Eastern shares in Hong Kong after shareholders reject Singapore bid
• Philippine stock index slides 0.1 percent; buying in bank, property stocks trims losses
• Sri Lankan military: Soldiers seize rebel-held territory in north after fighting kills 20
• Malaysia backtracks on reported ban on Indian workers after furor in India
• Two Malaysian teens charged with selling sex video of former minister
• Two Malaysian teens charged with selling sex video of former minister
• Bhutto's party doubts British team will uncover truth behind slaying
• Nepal PM opposed to integrating former rebel fighters into national army
• McCants, Wolves beat Heat 101-91 to snap 8-game losing streak
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of boy scout
• Calf survives marathon trip down flooded Australian river
• Devils win in shootout as slumping Sabres lose seventh straight
• Dollar down against yen in Asia amid ongoing concerns over US economy
• US envoy tells SKorean president efforts to end North's nuclear programs must continue
• Japanese stocks gain on buying in stocks seen as less affected by US economy
• People's Choice Awards Get Around Strike
• Japanese scientist says regulations needed for non-embryo stem cells to avoid abuse
• Japanese video game sales hit record high in 2007
• Taiwan stock index rises 1.53 percent on electronics, strength of China-related shares
• Top seeded Gasquet and Hewitt upset in 2nd round of Sydney International
• Top seeded Gasquet and Hewitt upset in 2nd round of Sydney International
• Marks & Spencer like-for-like sales down 2.2 percent in third quarter
• Ferrer reaches quarterfinals in Auckland as other seeds tumble
• Ferrer reaches quarterfinals in Auckland as other seeds tumble
• Maldives president escapes assassination attempt with help of boy scout
• Survey: Chinese most concerned about health care, as China pledges to revamp system
• Marks & Spencer like-for-like sales down 2.2 percent in third quarter
• Oil prices rise to near US$97 a barrel ahead of US fuel supply data
• Heavy hints from Afghan officials show desire for US attacks in Pakistan
• Sri Lankan military: Soldiers seize rebel-held territory in north as fighting kills 41
• Qantas jet back in service after power failure
• Supreme Court takes up photo identification requirement for voters Wednesday morning
• Bhutto's death exposes regional rivalries in fragile Pakistan republic
• Nearly complete count confirms Saakashvili victory in Georgia: Election chief
• Analysis: Obama is the underdog again before he had time to get used to being the front-runner
• Analysis: Republican race becomes more scrambled as each state votes
• Indian tour resumes as impasse lifted
• Indian tour resumes as impasse lifted
• Women return to Clinton in New Hampshire primaries, moderates help McCain
• Tens of thousands of Filipino Catholics honor Jesus statue in massive procession
• Nalbandian withdraws with back spasms, Federer still a chance of getting a match at Kooyong
• Nalbandian withdraws with back spasms, Federer still a chance of getting a match at Kooyong
• Germany's November trade surplus widened to euro19.3 billion, government says
• Taiwan candidates approach the finish line as legislative election nears
• Clinton revives candidacy with win over Obama; McCain defeats Romney
• Airbus says AWAS signs contract for 75 aircraft
• US envoy tells SKorean president efforts to end North's nuclear programs must continue
• Sri Lankan military: Soldiers seize rebel-held territory in north as fighting kills 42
• EU regulators reach deal with Apple over pricing of iTunes music in Europe
• Gasquet and Hewitt crash out in Sydney as Henin breezes into semis
• Gasquet and Hewitt crash out in Sydney as Henin breezes into semis
• Airbus says Irish leasing company AWAS has signed contract for 75 aircraft
• Philippines seeks to amend constitution to allow Muslim federal region, official says
• Despite drift lower, euro still above US$1.47
• India tour of Australia resumes as impasse lifted
• India tour of Australia resumes as impasse lifted
• 2 Vietnamese arrested for animal trafficking; 2 live tigers found in back seat of car
• Marks & Spencer like-for-like sales down 2.2 percent in third quarter
• Tokyo Disneyland cancels parades after accident
• EU regulators reach deal with Apple over pricing of iTunes music in Europe
• World Bank forecasts sustained, gradual decline in oil prices as crude demand weakens
• Maldives cheers Boy Scout who foiled attempt to assassinate nation's president
• Hong Kong shares gain on strong property stocks, bargain-hunting in China shares
• Volkswagen plans to expand its presence in India, produce 110,000 cars there from 2009
• Chinese villagers protest in wake of beating death by officials
• China's shares rise, boosted by interest in chemical and drug stocks
• Philippine stock index slides 0.1 percent; buying in bank, property stocks trims losses
• Choppy ride for China Eastern shares in Hong Kong after shareholders reject Singapore bid
• Airbus says Irish leasing company AWAS has signed contract for 75 aircraft
• China exerts new control over Internet videos, but analysts say leeway likely in new rules
• Automaker BMW says 2007 auto sales rose 9.2 percent from 2006
• Qantas jet back in service after power failure
• People's Choice Awards Get Around Strike
• Taiwan prosecutors to appeal acquittal of opposition presidential candidate
• VW supervisory board chief Piech: did not know about irregularities
• Sri Lankan military: Soldiers seize rebel-held territory in north as fighting kills 42
• Pennetta upsets Mirza at Hobart International
• Pennetta upsets Mirza at Hobart International
• Marks & Spencer like-for-like sales down 2.2 percent in third quarter
• Airbus says Irish leasing company AWAS has signed contract for 75 aircraft
• US recession, oil shock and food shortages are biggest risks for 2008, report says
• World Bank: Developing economies to cushion US slowdown in 2008
• Chinese TV station to remake British quiz show
• Barack Obama's family in Kenya watches New Hampshire vote, expresses pride
• Gasquet and Hewitt crash out in Sydney as Henin breezes into semis
• Gasquet and Hewitt crash out in Sydney as Henin breezes into semis
• David Beckham talks soccer with Prime Minister Gordon Brown at 10 Downing Street
• Oil prices rise to near US$97 a barrel ahead of US fuel supply data
• Henin returns to Australia chasing redemption for 2006 final retirement
• Henin returns to Australia chasing redemption for 2006 final retirement
• China extends price freeze ahead of key holiday in anti-inflation move
• Magazine Names Cyrus' Dogs Most Eligible
• Swiss chocolate maker opens factory in China, aims to capture growing Asian taste for sweets
• French moviegoers get rare glimpse at life in reclusive North Korea
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health improves slightly, still critical
• EU regulators reach deal with Apple over pricing of iTunes music in Europe
• Pieter de Villiers appointed first black South African rugby coach
• Most Asian markets gain as investors buy battered shares; Hang Seng jumps 1.9 percent
• Former rugby league star Lesley Vainikolo called up to England 6 Nations squad
• ArcelorMittal buys Venezuelan steel pipe maker Unicon
• Spanish prime minister vows to create jobs if re-elected
• Singapore opens new airport terminal with indoor garden, waterfalls
• Johnny Cash tribute concert at Folsom State Prison canceled following dispute
• David Beckham talks soccer with Prime Minister Gordon Brown at 10 Downing Street
• London's FTSE-100 index down 75.1 points at 6,281.4
• Nearly complete count confirms Saakashvili victory in Georgia: Election chief
• Johnny Cash tribute concert at Folsom State Prison canceled following dispute
• Chinese villagers protest in wake of beating death by officials
• StatoilHydro projects 16 percent increase in its oil, gas production by 2012
• Former New Zealand league star Lesley Vainikolo called up to England 6 Nations squad
• Reports: Russia's 2007 inflation rises to 12 percent
• LG Electronics checking reported laptop explosion
• EU regulators reach deal with Apple over pricing of iTunes music in Europe
• Euro area growth for third quarter revised upwards to 0.8 percent
• Air Berlin says passenger numbers rose 11 percent in 2007
• 3 Americans, 1 Briton drive Trabant cars to raise money for charity work in Cambodia
• Indian shares end flat; ONGC offsets technology, bank sector gains
• Analysis: Republican presidential race becomes more scrambled as each state votes
• Indian shares end flat; ONGC offsets technology, bank sector gains
• Bangladesh President Iajuddin Ahmed appoints 5 new advisers to interim government
• Chinese villagers protest in wake of beating death by officials
• Peter de Villiers appointed first black South African rugby coach
• Eurostar star sales reach a record
• Swedes to Use Body Heat to Warm Offices
• Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez denies reports he will leave because of fights with owners
• New exodus sparked by Kenyan president's naming of Cabinet, which opposition called `slap'
• Analysis: Obama is the underdog again before he had time to get used to being the front-runner
• Austrian Interior Ministry investigates blood lab after doping allegations
• Oops, Now Britney's Lost Her Car
• Eminem Recovering From Pneumonia
• Woman says thousands spent after Lindsey Lohan chases car
• Former New Zealand league star Lesley Vainikolo called up to England 6 Nations squad
• Inzaghi says he's interested in playing on Italy's team at Olympics
• Sweden's national budget surplus $16.2 billion in 2007
• Oil prices rise ahead of US fuel supply data
• Reports: Russia OKs art exhibition in London, believes it can open as planned
• Court delays ruling in German match-fixing civil lawsuit
• Stocks little changed; investors remain nervous about US economy, earnings reports
• Bhutto's party claims pre-election crackdown on supporters
• AC Milan plans to keep Ronaldo at least until end of season
• Former Diamondback Cabrera signs with Orix
• 2 Bring Corpse to Store to Cash Check
• Stocks rebound partly from pullback; investors remain nervous about US economy, earnings
• Czech government provides guarantees for Prague 2016 Olympic bid
• Philip Agee, former CIA agent who became outspoken critic, dead at 72
• MGM Mirage, Dubai World to buy back shares at $75 to $80 each
• Obama wins endorsement of influential union in Nevada
• Sri Lankan military: Soldiers seize rebel-held territory in north as fighting kills 47
• Volvo's financial chief moves to head Asian truck operations
• Philip Agee, former CIA agent who became outspoken critic, dead at 72
• Conservative Hamburg mayor eyes possible coalition with Greens: a first for Germany
• Chinese fluorescent pig passes on genes to piglets in potential advance for medicine
• Derby completes signing of Savage from Blackburn
• Ferrari not planning to favor Raikkonen over Massa for 2008 season
• Glowing Pig Passes Genes to Piglets
• Stocks rebound partly from pullback; investors remain nervous about US economy, earnings
• Airbus wins $6.9 billion order from Irish leasing company AWAS for 75 aircraft
• 4 detained after Chinese villagers protest in wake of beating death by officials
• US says Kenyan president's clarification on Cabinet appointment positive
• Berlin film festival adds films by Mike Leigh, Isabel Coixet and others to program
• DuPont raises outlook for 2007, 2008, on bearish view of emerging markets
• UCI working to create anti-doping passports for riders
• Former rebel leader to become Kosovo's prime minister
• Standing Bucknor down from third test saved India's tour of Australia, says ICC
• Johnny Cash Tribute Concert Canceled
• Euro, pound slip lower against US dollar
• Marks & Spencer like-for-like sales down 2.2 percent in third quarter
• Bryzgalov makes 30 saves to lead Coyotes past Flames 3-1
• Russia OKs art exhibition in London, clearing way for opening as planned
• Sidelines
• Slumping Sabres lose seventh straight game
• Television just not the same without Clemens
• Roddick starts strong with win at Kooyong
• Hewitt bounced out by big-serving Guccione
• Bucks show 76ers way to fourth straight loss
• Never-say-die Chelsea edges closer to finals
• Mio showcases new products
• Cathay Pacific, Dragonair jointly launch carbon offset scheme
• Ambassador Hotel Kaohsiung presents New Year delicacies
• Victoria hosts feast to welcome Year of the Rat on February 6
• Guignol joins Taiwan puppets at the Taipei Artist Village
• Kaohsiung-Siaoliouciou ferry launched
• China Eastern shares hit by uncertainty
• Countrywide shares take a plunge amid bankruptcy rumors
• Dollar closes mixed in Asian trade ahead of rate decisions
• Stocks fall on worries about Countrywide, AT&T news
• Bear Stearns' CEO steps down in latest Wall Street shake-up
• Bargain hunting boosts Taiex by 1.53 percent
• Analysts see Bank of England set for tough decision on interest rates
• Beijing - if you're short or heavy, don't bother
• In Brief
• McGraw-Hill cuts 600 jobs across firm
• Howard Schultz aims to save Starbucks
• Automobile's future is electronic, green, says GM's Wagoner
• Gloomy prospects on U.S. economy seen weighing on global outlook
• U.S. housing woes will sap economy's strength, says Fannie Mae
• Singapore's Changi Airport opens swanky new terminal
• Taiwan's hotel stocks gain on tourism outlook
• Chinatrust Financial returns to profit in Q4 on fee income
• Taiwan becomes No. 1 TFT-LCD producer in world, PITDA reports
• In Brief
• Experts link smoking to risk of suicide
• Naked men poster considered too racy for Japan railway
• Fluorescent pig passed on trait to offspring, research suggests
• Study warns buying contact lenses online may put eyes at risk
• In Brief
• Sarkozy's romance tests nonchalant French public
• Oscar organizer promises show will go on as planned
• 'Grey's Anatomy' named favorite show by fans
• Crocodiles in Australia reared as pets now becoming pests
• In Brief
• Radio laws 'curb freedoms,' court says
• Sudan soldiers attack peacekeepers
• War survivor testifies against ex-Liberian chief
• Race to White House is on
• Bush arrives in Israel to help peace effort
• Referendum is last chance to regain KMT assets
• Chef creates cuisine inspired by paintings
• Daan Forest Park offers a floral feast for the eyes
• Chen returns to location of '319 incident' for polls rally
• Store owner fined for selling chinchilla coat
• CEPD says it will shorten time for processing business licenses
• MOFA says Taiwan facing crisis in diplomatic arena
• Taiwan-U.S. relations remain 'solid,' congressman reiterates
• In Brief
• Yao says national civil service exams should test job-related language ability
• DPP accuses KMT of interfering in 'single-stage' voting method
• KMT holds exhibition on Chiang Ching-kuo
• Premier vows to ensure smooth and fair polls
• Clinton, McCain win New Hampshire party primaries
• BNHI slammed over astrology statistics
• Prosecutors file appeal against Ma verdict
• Small parties see new system as obstacle
• Taiwan stock index dips slightly on electronics selling
• Speaker urges voters to give KMT a resounding victory in legislative polls
• MOFA downplays Chen's transit plan through U.S.
• Cabinet forms emergency response task force ahead of week-end polls
• London's FTSE-100 index down 77.2 points at 6,279.3
• UN report says developing Asian economies will maintain robust growth despite US slowdown
• UN report says developing Asian economies will maintain robust growth despite US slowdown
• Oil prices rise after US data shows crude inventories drop but gasoline stocks grow
• Voter turnout in New Hampshire's presidential primary sets new record
• British Airways to launch new carrier "OpenSkies" with service between New York and Europe
• US mortgage lender home loan delinquencies surge, stock drops
• US mortgage lender home loan delinquencies surge, stock drops
• Kenyan president, touring trouble spot, rejects new elections
• Investigator probing South Africa's police chief is arrested
• Exxon Mobil starts production off coast of Angola
• Stocks fight to hold onto gains; investors remain nervous about US economy, earnings
• Former rebel leader Hashim Thaci becomes Kosovo's prime minister
• Mom Sells Rule-Breaking Son's Car
• White House unveils electronic initiative
• DuPont raises outlook for 2007, 2008, on bearish view of emerging markets
• Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce leaves club after just eight months
• Germany beats Norway to win women's biathlon relay
• Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce leaves club after just eight months
• Rapper Beanie Sigel sentenced to 1 day in jail, extended probation
• Arab League chief: Lebanon is in danger but there is still hope
• Peter de Villiers appointed first black South Africa rugby coach
• Italy orders expulsion of Turin imam deemed threat to public security
• Eurostar sales reach a record
• British Airways to launch new carrier "OpenSkies" with service between New York and Europe
• Mexico 2007 inflation one of the lowest on record
• White House unveils electronic initiative
• Philip Agee, former CIA agent who became outspoken critic, dead at 72
• Philip Agee, former CIA agent who became outspoken critic, dead at 72
• Former rebel leader Hashim Thaci becomes Kosovo's prime minister
• Italian Olympic Committee opens inquiry into Operation Puerto doping scandal
• 2007 NFL All-Pro Team
• Obama wins endorsement of influential union in Nevada
• Swiss dressage team pulls out of Beijing Olympics due to travel and expected climate
• Owner puts the pressure on Montoya to turn it up in '08
• European stocks slip as retailers hit by poor Marks & Spencer sales figures
• Real Madrid striker Van Nistelrooy signs one-year contract extension
• Obama wins endorsement of influential union in Nevada
• Fashion model Gisele Bundchen denies that she spurns dollars
• Bozzetto, Sauerbreij win snowboarding World Cup parallel slaloms
• Voter turnout in New Hampshire's presidential primary sets new record
• Mexico 2007 inflation one of the lowest on record
• New York Stock Exchange in talks to acquire American Stock Exchange, report says
• Rapper Beanie Sigel sentenced to 1 day in jail, extended probation
• US Treasury moves against those accused of aiding insurgents in Iraq
• International Rugby Coaching Changes
• Arab League chief: Lebanon is in danger but there is still hope
• Axium payroll services firm files for liquidation bankruptcy
• Colombian rebels provide pickup coordinates for 2 hostages, Chavez says
• MGM Mirage, Dubai World to buy back shares at $75 to $80 each
• Major League Baseball doping hearing postponed by U.S. Congress committee
• Nominees announced for $20,000 Story Prize for best short stories
• Colombian rebels provide pickup coordinates for 2 hostages, Chavez says
• Sales boom for Barack Obama's books, up slightly for Hillary Clinton
• Spears family says `Dr. Phil' McGraw crossed the line by talking about Britney
• Dollar gains ground against euro and other currencies in New York trading
• Major League Baseball doping hearing postponed by U.S. Congress committee
• Air France-KLM CEO holds talks in Italy over possible sale of Alitalia
• Bozzetto, Sauerbreij win snowboarding World Cup parallel slaloms
• IOC defends decision to bar women's ski jumping from the Vancouver Games
• Joaquin scores two goals to lead Valencia over Betis 2-1 in Copa del Rey
• US says Kenyan president's clarification on Cabinet appointment positive
• Noriega fails again to block extradition to France
• MGM Mirage, Dubai World to buy back shares at $75 to $80 each
• Iraqi in talks with Royal Dutch Shell for output test on gas field
• Sarkozy wants to include happiness in measures of France's economic growth
• Trinidad seeks victory over Jones as birthday present
• British Airways to launch new carrier "OpenSkies" with service between New York and Europe
• Colombian rebels provide pickup coordinates for 2 hostages, Chavez says
• Major League Baseball doping hearing postponed by U.S. Congress committee
• Prosecutors, defense argue Jones should not be sentenced to more than six months
• Oil prices fall after US data shows rising gasoline stocks offset drop in crude inventories
• Voter turnout in New Hampshire's presidential primary sets new record
• Italy expels Turin imam deemed threat to public security
• Gold futures jump near $900 an ounce on high oil prices, concerns about the U.S. economy
• Oil prices fall after US data shows rising gasoline stocks offset drop in crude inventories
• Colombian rebels provide pickup coordinates for 2 hostages, Chavez says
• Toy maker Hasbro to cut 200 US jobs, upgrade manufacturing plant
• Researchers identify a rare genetic glitch that greatly increases risk of autism
• US drug agency launches crackdown on custom-made hormones
• Boeing must prove 787's network will be safe from hackers, hijackers
• Former NBC reporter known for his coverage of Gulf War attacks enters Canadian politics
• Walcott salvages 1-1 draw for Arsenal in League Cup semifinal with Tottenham
• Former NBC reporter known for his coverage of Gulf War attacks enters Canadian politics
• New mom Salma Hayek is pitchwoman for new tetanus-vaccine program
• Alcoa 4th-quarter earnings jump 76 percent on pending sale of packaging, consumer businesses
• Writers Guild of America reaches tentative contract deal for 500 CBS News radio, TV employees
• Pair Tie Knot As Bank Customers Look On
• 'Mean Mom' Sells Son's Car After Misdeed
• Mortgage lender Countrywide's home loan delinquencies surge, stock drops
• Alleged Burglar Has Fun at Pool Hall
• Man's Rootop Protest Delays Demolition
• Man Cuts Off, Microwaves His Own Hand
• Pair Bring Corpse to Store to Cash Check
• Delta Air Lines pilots union chief says combination 'may indeed be at our door'
• Gillespie out of NZ squad for 2nd Bangladesh test
• Gillespie out of NZ squad for 2nd Bangladesh test
• Radiohead's `In Rainbows' tops music charts even after earlier digital release
• Ponting's parents abused in fall out from controversial test against India
• Ponting's parents abused in fall out from controversial test against India
• Walcott salvages 1-1 draw for Arsenal in League Cup semifinal with Tottenham
• `Today' show does 3-part segment on book written by anchor's husband
• Former NBC reporter known for his coverage of Gulf War attacks enters Canadian politics
• US lawmaker asks Homeland Security chief to assign security details to presidential candidates
• New mom Salma Hayek is pitchwoman for new tetanus-vaccine program
• US stocks rebound in fractious session as investors seek bargains; economic concerns remain
• Dominican Republic forecasts significant drop in banana exports
• Colombian rebels provide pickup coordinates for 2 hostages, Chavez says
• Henry scores, Valdes shines in Barcelona's 1-1 draw at defending Copa del Rey champion Sevilla
• Ford seeks more competitive Canadian factories; union says it won't accept two-tier wages
• Report: Border Patrol confirms 29 incursions by Mexican officials into US in 2006
• Arsenal goalkeeper Lehmann may remain at London club despite Dortmund talks
• Forget the Wii _ next wave of gadgets sense the whole body
• A year later, Fujikawa returns to Sony Open as a pro
• Dead Man's Check Leads to Wild Scene
• 4 detained after Chinese villagers protest in wake of beating death by officials
• Civil unions at 'Lesbian Paradise' could be boon for tourism
• King's Ball is Missouri town's answer to Mardi Gras
• Alaskans head to Hawaii to cure winter blues
• Dead Man's Check Leads to Wild Scene
• Analysis: Clinton hopes to turn new `voice' toward other states after New Hampshire turnaround
• Clinton victory over Obama in New Hampshire took media covering race by surprise
• As recent picket lines suggest, female writers are still relatively scarce in Hollywood
• Brazil's carnival: how to celebrate and survive
• Chinese government battles pollution with ban on free plastic shopping bags
• Danish tourist influx in U.S. Virgin Islands revives ties with former colony
• Giuliani speech delayed by bomb threat
• Chinese fluorescent pig passes on genes to piglets in potential advance for medicine
• Brazil sees no risk of yellow fever epidemic, despite two deaths
• Bank of England rate decision comes amid calls for a cut to boost consumer confidence
• Bhutto's party claims pre-election crackdown on supporters
• Clinton, Obama dig in for a long struggle; McCain goes for two in a row in Michigan
• India back on field after several days of controversy
• Kenyan president, touring trouble spot, rejects new elections
• Obama wins endorsement of influential union in Nevada
• Former rebel leader elected Kosovo prime minister, vows independence only weeks away
• Actress Kathryn Ish dies at age 71 after battle with cancer
• US investigators say Coast Guard stretched too thin to protect crude oil, LNG tankers
• CEO Masback leaving USA Track & Field to work for Nike
• Beijing shows off Olympic medal ceremony hostesses: Practice makes perfect poise
• Sabres D Numminen likely out for season while still recovering from heart surgery
• A Corpse, a Check, a Bizarre NYC Crime
• South Korean court to rule on fraud probe into president-elect Lee
• UN report says developing Asian economies will maintain robust growth despite US slowdown
• Golf TV channel commentator suspended two weeks for "lynch" comment about Woods
• Man Cuts Off, Microwaves His Own Hand
• 'Mean Mom' Sells Son's Car After Misdeed
• Pair Tie Knot As Bank Customers Look On
• Alcoa 4th-quarter earnings jump 76 percent on pending sale of packaging, consumer businesses
• UN report says developing Asian economies will maintain robust growth despite US slowdown
• Police Seek Christmas Tree Prankster
• South Korean court to rule on fraud probe into president-elect Lee
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• A Corpse, a Check, a Bizarre NYC Crime
• New York, Tailor Made Still Together
• A Corpse, a Check, a Bizarre NYC Crime
• Golf TV channel commentator suspended two weeks for "lynch" comment about Woods
• Tiger Attacks Stray Dog at Memphis Zoo
• Crew Find 8 Baby Mice Aboard Airplane
• Oil prices steady near US$96 a barrel after decline in previous session
• Oil prices steady near US$96 a barrel after decline in previous session
• Bhutto's death exposes regional rivalries in fragile Pakistan republic
• US lawmaker asks Homeland Security to assign security details to presidential candidates
• Heavy hints from Afghan officials show desire for US attacks in Pakistan
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto's health improves slightly, still critical
• Ratings for People's Choice Awards Sink
• Clinton, Obama dig in for a long struggle; McCain goes for two in a row in Michigan
• South Korean court to rule on fraud probe into president-elect Lee
• South Korean court to rule on fraud probe into president-elect Lee
• People's Choice Awards, stung by Hollywood writers strike, sees its TV audience cut in half
• Diligent Cop Spots Missing 'Ice'
• Man Cuts Off, Microwaves His Own Hand
• Crew Find 8 Baby Mice Aboard Airplane
• Colombian rebels provide pickup coordinates for 2 hostages, Chavez says
• Stray dog that jumped into tiger exhibit at Memphis Zoo recovering from attack
• Japan's economy slowing on drop in housing investment, central bank official says
• Japan's economy slowing on drop in housing investment, central bank official says
• Australia retains same squad for 3rd test
• Australia retains same squad for 3rd test
• Report: Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Ratings for People's Choice Awards Sink
• Vietnam to build highway linking Hanoi to major port city of Haiphong
• Vietnam to build highway linking Hanoi to major port city of Haiphong
• Allegations emerge that romance novelist lifted material
• Bank of Korea keeps key loan rate on hold amid worries over global economy, local inflation
• Bank of Korea keeps key loan rate on hold amid worries over global economy, local inflation
• Obama wins endorsement of influential union in Nevada
• Lawyer: Steven Seagal, Ex-Partner Settle
• Late surveys missed Clinton's New Hampshire victory, and pollsters try to figure out why
• Steven Seagal, former business associate settle long-standing lawsuit, lawyer says
• Australian aluminum maker cuts earnings forecast citing costs, low price for the commodity
• Australian aluminum maker cuts earnings forecast citing costs, low price for the commodity
• Report: Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• GM says China 2007 vehicle sales rise 19 percent, top 1 million
• GM says China 2007 vehicle sales rise 19 percent, top 1 million
• Daniilidou wins semifinal over Pennetta
• Daniilidou wins semifinal over Pennetta
• Nepalese residents to face 6-hour daily electricity cuts
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• Hawks beat Cavaliers 90-81 for first home win in series since 2003
• Ken Nelson, longtime Capitol talent scout who helped Buck Owens and Merle Haggard, dies at 96
• Golf Channel Anchor Suspended for Remark
• Seagal, Ex-Business Partner Settle Suit
• Taiwan's foreign minister says China could steal away allies before key election
• Japan's economy slowing on drop in housing investment, central bank official says
• Japan's economy slowing on drop in housing investment, central bank official says
• Barnes' short-handed goal late in third period leads Stars past Blackhawks 3-1
• Daniilidou wins semifinal over Pennetta
• Daniilidou wins semifinal over Pennetta
• SKorean Constitutional Court gives conditional go-ahead to probe of president-elect
• SKorean Constitutional Court gives conditional go-ahead to probe of president-elect
• Philippine stock index rises 1.1 percent on Wall Street gains
• James Brown Possessions to Be Auctioned
• Report: Quaid's Newborns Put at Risk
• Report: Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Report: Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Man's death goes unnoticed for a year in Sydney
• James Brown's possessions to be appraised and auctioned, estate trustees say
• Roddick beats Safin, remains on track for third straight Kooyong title
• Roddick beats Safin, remains on track for third straight Kooyong title
• Toyota says group global sales rose 6 percent last year to 9.37 million vehicles
• Toyota says group global sales rose 6 percent last year to 9.37 million vehicles
• Barnes' short-handed goal late in third period leads Stars past Blackhawks 3-1
• SKorean Constitutional Court gives conditional go-ahead to probe of president-elect
• SKorean Constitutional Court gives conditional go-ahead to probe of president-elect
• SKorean Constitutional Court gives conditional go-ahead to probe of president-elect
• Capital One Cuts 2007 earnings forecast, expects profit of 60 cents per share for 4Q
• Dollar rises in Asia against yen in cautious trading ahead of Bernanke speech
• Dollar rises in Asia against yen in cautious trading ahead of Bernanke speech
• One year after Bush boosts Iraq troop levels, Democrats struggle to cast strategy as failure
• US wants North Korea's nuclear declaration by end of February
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• India's Tata Motors unveils its ultracheap US$2,500 car, the Tata Nano
• Toyota says group global sales rose 6 percent last year to 9.37 million vehicles
• U2's Bono Presses for French Aid
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• Report: Signs point to Malaysian elections in early March, despite government's troubles
• Japanese company recalls globes that label Taiwan as part of communist China
• Hawks beat Cavaliers 90-81 for first home win in series since 2003
• India's Tata Motors unveils ultracheap $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Man's Death Goes Unnoticed in Sydney
• Former President Clinton's evolving role in wife's campaign raises some questions
• Japanese stocks fall as traders sell real estate and shipbuilders amid economic concerns
• US wants North Korea's nuclear declaration by end of February
• Johnny Grant, honorary mayor of Hollywood, dies at 84
• Wife of Paramount boss Brad Grey files for divorce
• Tamil rebels want to continue 2002 cease-fire after Sri Lankan government withdraws
• India back on field after several days of controversy
• Toyota says annual sales rose 6 percent, putting it in tight race with GM for No. 1 automaker
• Sony streamlines PlayStation 3 lineup in Japan to boost software development
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• India's Tata Motors unveils ultracheap $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Johnny Grant, honorary mayor of Hollywood, dies at 84
• Tamil rebels want to continue 2002 cease-fire after Sri Lankan government withdraws
• UK grocer Sainsbury says 3Q like-for-like sales up 3.7 percent
• Oil prices steady near mid-US$95 a barrel after decline in previous session
• Oil prices steady near mid-US$95 a barrel after decline in previous session
• South Korean steelmaker Posco's net profit falls 20 percent on stainless steel
• South Korean steelmaker Posco's net profit falls 20 percent on stainless steel
• Honorary Mayor of Hollywood Dies at 84
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Toyota says annual sales rose 6 percent, putting it in tight race with GM for No. 1 automaker
• Toyota says annual sales rose 6 percent, putting it in tight race with GM for No. 1 automaker
• South Africa wins toss and sends West Indies in to bat
• SKorean Constitutional Court approves financial fraud probe of President-elect Lee
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Federer, Henin tops men's and women's seedings lists at Australian Open
• Federer, Henin tops men's and women's seedings lists at Australian Open
• Golf Channel Anchor Suspended for Remark
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Australian Open seeds
• Thailand's Thaksin quietly leaves Hong Kong for London
• UK grocer Sainsbury says 3Q like-for-like sales up 3.7 percent
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Philippine stock index rises 1.1 percent on Wall Street gains
• Japanese golf prodigy Ryo Ishikawa turns pro at 16, aims for Masters
• Japanese golf prodigy Ryo Ishikawa turns pro at 16, aims for Masters
• Standard & Poor's gives 1st credit rating to Cambodian micro-credit bank
• Bank of Korea keeps key loan rate on hold amid worries over global economy, local inflation
• Bank of Korea keeps key loan rate on hold amid worries over global economy, local inflation
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Benneteau beats Ferrer at Heineken Open; Ferrero, Kohlschreiber, Monaco also in semis
• Benneteau beats Ferrer at Heineken Open; Ferrero, Kohlschreiber, Monaco also in semis
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• Japan electronics maker Matsushita to drop founder's name to become Panasonic
• IMAX announces deal for 10 giant-screen cinemas in China amid boom in moviegoing
• IMAX announces deal for 10 giant-screen cinemas in China amid boom in moviegoing
• Beijing cleaning crew finds 8 mice aboard United Airlines flight from Washington
• Hong Kong pro-democracy camp spoofs Beijing Olympics countdown song
• Beijing cleaning crew finds 8 mice aboard United Airlines flight from Washington
• Beijing cleaning crew finds 8 mice aboard United Airlines flight from Washington
• Abbas says President Bush's visit gives Palestinians "great hope"
• Hong Kong shares drop on concern property stocks have hit their peak
• Hong Kong shares drop on concern property stocks have hit their peak
• Abbas says President Bush's visit gives Palestinians "great hope"
• Judge May Let Rather's Lawsuit Proceed
• Analysis: Huckabee and McCain face each other after fending off Romney
• German retailer Metro says 4th-quarter sales up 8.3 percent
• Kenyan police fire tear gas on protest; civil groups demand election officials be prosecuted
• McCain seeks victory in South Carolina, site of 2000 fall
• Tamil rebels want to continue 2002 cease-fire after Sri Lankan government withdraws
• 1 Norwegian skier missing, 4 soldiers dead in avalanches, heavy snow in Indian Kashmir
• Carlsberg, Heineken raise offer for Scottish & Newcastle to 7.6 billion pounds
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Abbas says President Bush's visit gives Palestinians "great hope"
• Euro, pound higher against US dollar ahead of rate decisions
• Record-breaking Muttiah Muralitharan honored in Sri Lanka's parliament
• Record-breaking Muttiah Muralitharan honored in Sri Lanka's parliament
• Honorary Mayor of Hollywood Dies at 84
• Johnny Grant, honorary mayor of Hollywood, dies at 84
• Sony streamlines PlayStation 3 lineup in Japan to boost software development
• Sony streamlines PlayStation 3 lineup in Japan to boost software development
• Crew Find 8 Baby Mice Aboard Airplane
• IMAX announces deal for 10 giant-screen cinemas in China amid boom in moviegoing
• IMAX announces deal for 10 giant-screen cinemas in China amid boom in moviegoing
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• Man Group says funds rose 4.5 percent in last three months
• West Indies collapse to South Africa's pace attack on 1st day of 3rd test
• China shares up on gains in coal miners, steelmakers
• Norway's 2007 inflation rate of 0.8 percent lowest since 1960, statistics agency says
• Credit Suisse announces China venture following end of ban on new foreign investment
• Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp denies interest in succeeding Allardyce at Newcastle
• Credit Suisse announces China venture following end of ban on new foreign investment
• Japanese company recalls globes that label Taiwan as part of communist China
• AirAsia to start Kuala Lumpur-Singapore flights from Feb. 1
• AirAsia to start Kuala Lumpur-Singapore flights from Feb. 1
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• Indonesian president arrives in Malaysia amid tensions over labor issues
• Hong Kong tries to ease fears summer heat will upset Olympic equestrian events
• Nepal's PM appoints daughter to Cabinet, adds 7 other ministers and junior ministers
• Kenyan police fire tear gas on protest; civil groups demand election officials be prosecuted
• Daniilidou to face Zvonareva in Hobart final
• Daniilidou to face Zvonareva in Hobart final
• Russian government proposes total ban on tobacco advertising
• Man's Death Goes Unnoticed in Sydney
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• IAAF to decide on Olympic eligibility of amputee sprinter Pistorius on Saturday
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• US dollar mixed, gold lower in European morning trading
• Oil prices down after decline in previous session
• Most Asian markets sink, brushing off Wall Street gains, amid worries slowing growth
• Most Asian markets sink, brushing off Wall Street gains, amid worries slowing growth
• Air France-KLM increases fuel surcharge because of higher oil prices
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Honorary Mayor of Hollywood Dies at 84
• Austrian driver Alex Wurz comes out of F1 retirement to join Honda as test driver
• Officials want to keep Dakar rally alive next year, but unsure where
• Venezuela sends helicopters, starting mission to pick up 2 hostages in Colombia
• Tottenham goalkeeper Robinson facing fight to hang on to place with club and country
• AC Milan hoping Pato debut provides boost to end home futility streak
• Japan upper house committee votes down bill to resume naval operations near Afghanistan
• Bank of England holds interest rates steady at 5.5 percent, rejecting calls for a cut
• Japan upper house committee votes down bill to resume naval operations near Afghanistan
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• India's Tata Motors unveils $2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• Justine Henin through to final at Sydney
• London's FTSE-100 index down 16.3 points at 6256.4
• Venezuela sends helicopters, starting mission to pick up 2 hostages in Colombia
• OSCE leader Finland stresses need to resolve differences over arms control treaty
• Russia undecided on whether to play on artificial turf in World Cup qualifying
• China to take Olympic torch through Tiananmen Square on final leg of 130-day relay
• China to take Olympic torch through Tiananmen Square on final leg of 130-day relay
• Richardson ending campaign for Democratic presidential nomination
• Ferrari still expecting McLaren to be its top Formula One challenger in 2008
• ECB leaves rates unchanged
• Romanian president says country needs 'moral' justice minister to tackle corruption
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• Hasegawa defeats Maludrottu on points to retain WBC bantamweight title
• Hasegawa defeats Maludrottu on points to retain WBC bantamweight title
• Analysis: Huckabee and McCain face off after fending off Romney in US presidential race
• U.S.-Chinese diplomats to meet for strategic dialogue on bilateral, international issues
• Latvia posts record 14.1 percent inflation in 2007
• France hooker Raphael Ibanez retires from international rugby
• Blackstone acquiring GSO Capital Partners for as much as $930 million in cash and stock
• France hooker Raphael Ibanez retires from international rugby
• ECB, BoE _ despite concerns _ leave interest rates unchanged for now
• Bank of England holds interest rates steady at 5.5 percent, rejecting calls for a cut
• Indian stock index falls 1.4 percent as investors turned cautious
• West Indies dismissed for 139; South Africa reaches 67-1 at tea in third test
• Indian stock index falls 1.4 percent as investors turned cautious
• Israel invites Manchester United to play during 60th anniversary celebrations
• Zimbabwe election observers report problems three months ahead of poll
• Sam Allardyce keen for quick return to soccer following departure from Newcastle
• Sidorenko defeats Ikehara to keep WBA bantamweight title
• Sidorenko defeats Ikehara to keep WBA bantamweight title
• African Union envoy leaving with Kenya with no sign of progress in peace mediation
• France hooker Raphael Ibanez retires from international rugby
• Venezuelan helicopters land in Colombia to pick up two hostages
• Toyota's 2007 global sales close to GM's estimate in close race for world's No. 1 automaker
• Toyota's 2007 global sales close to GM's estimate in close race for world's No. 1 automaker
• Weekly jobless claims in US drop for second straight week due to seasonal factors
• Allardyce leaves and managerless Newcastle faces Manchester United
• Automaker Volkswagen sets China sales record in 2007
• Weekly jobless claims in US drop for second straight week due to seasonal factors
• Animal health authority says risk of bird flu pandemic was 'overestimated'
• Weekly jobless claims in US drop for second straight week due to seasonal factors
• Man who attacked Maldives president was an Islamic extremist, witnesses say
• N Ireland's Paisley won't shake hands with Sinn Fein deputy; `sick' of symbolic handshakes
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• ECB's Trichet says bank ready to counter inflation, preemptively if need be
• Venezuelan helicopters land in Colombia to pick up two hostages
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• Kenya to take years to recover from economic impact of violence, analysts say
• Weekly US jobless claims drop for second straight week due to seasonal factors
• Kofi Annan taking over mediation in Kenya's electoral dispute
• US envoy says NKorea possibly holding off on nuclear declaration for fear of scrutiny
• Venezuelan helicopters land in Colombia to pick up two hostages
• Capital One cuts 2007 earnings forecast, adding to credit worries, shares slide in premarket
• English Soccer Fixtures
• Reports: Special probe into Samsung Group corruption allegations kicks off
• Reports: Special probe into Samsung Group corruption allegations kicks off
• ECB's Trichet says bank ready to counter inflation, preemptively if need be
• EU's Barroso encourages Northern Ireland leaders to share peace-building expertise
• Oil prices down after decline in previous session
• Turkey's prime minister says central bank will be moved to Istanbul from Turkish capital
• Venezuelan helicopters land in Colombia to pick up two hostages
• Kofi Annan taking over Kenya mediation, rival leaders agree to stop violence
• Nomura unit sells stake into equity exchange to financial institutions
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• Kerry endorsing Obama for US president, pushing him in race Massachusetts senator lost in 2004
• Stocks open lower as Capital One profit warning stirs further credit concerns
• UK grocer Sainsbury says 3Q like-for-like sales up 3.7 percent
• Kenya opposition says mediation failed in deadly election dispute
• Lone Star head in South Korea to testify at trial of fund's country chief
• Stocks open lower as Capital One profit warning stirs further credit concerns
• Turkey's Erdogan to meet with Sarkozy, Merkel to discuss EU bid
• Kofi Annan taking over Kenya mediation, rival leaders agree to stop violence
• Suspects in failed German train bombings had sought World Cup stadium as target
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• Kerry endorsing Obama for president, backing him in race Massachusetts senator lost in 2004
• Capital One cuts 2007 earnings forecast, adding to credit worries, shares slide
• Spanish laboratory confirms DNA tests showing Colombian boy is child of hostage Clara Rojas
• Fisichella, Sutil to lead Force India team in debut Formula One season
• Toyota hopes to return to the podium with new F1 car
• Venezuelan helicopters depart airport in Colombia to pick up two hostages
• Benzema hopes goals will keep flowing in Lyon's bid for seventh title
• OSCE leader Finland stresses need to resolve differences over arms control treaty
• Weekly jobless claims drop for second straight week due to seasonal factors
• India's Tata Motors unveils US$2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• India's Tata Motors unveils US$2,500 car, bringing car ownership into millions' reach
• Venezuelan helicopters depart airport in Colombia to pick up two hostages
• Smith century gives South Africa 74-run lead on 1st day of 3rd test against West Indies
• Italy seeks extradition of 139 suspects in South America's dirty war
• Zimbabwe exports electricity to Namibia despite own shortages
• 24 dead in Pakistan blast as country probes Bhutto slaying
• Brazil's Oi telcom in talks to acquire Brasil Telecom
• EADS CEO wants to take over US companies to reduce dollar dependency
• British legislator comments on motion regarding church numbered 666
• Serbian ultranationalists confident of triumph in Jan. 20 presidential vote
• Swedish landlord makes gruesome reptile find in vacated property
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• Sacrifice the Golden Globes, but save the Oscars
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• A fanciful mind wreaks havoc, and regrets it
• Great movie endings of all time
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• Sidelines
• Gossage in Hall of Fame
• Arsenal win dampened by injury crisis
• De Villiers appointed first black South Africa rugby coach
• Roddick beats Safin, on track to clinch third Kooyong title
• Knicks fall to the Rockets - again
• Henin to play Kuznetsova in Sydney final
• Influx of Danish tourists helps revive Virgin Islands-Denmark ties
• Surviving Rio de Janeiro's carnival seen as major challenge
• In Brief
• Suicide attack in Pakistan kills 22, mostly policemen
• Suharto being kept alive by machines, doctors say
• Sri Lankan rebels say ready for full-scale war
• U.S. president warns Iran of 'serious consequences'
• Bush sees Palestinian state treaty within one year
• Letter to the editor
• Taiwan's future rests with you
• Taiex falls 27 points as demand for flat-panel screens declines
• U.S. stocks rebound despite worry over possible recession
• In Brief
• U.S. dollar firm as markets await Federal Reserve rate announcement
• ANZ Bank welcomes investment from sovereign funds, CEO says
• Output rises 23% for Yangtze Power as demand climbs
• Japan's economy slowing on drop in housing investment, official says
• U.S. panel may propose US$0.40 gas tax increase
• U.N. projects robust growth of Asian economies
• Taipei experiences worst air quality since beginning of year, EPA says
• 'Division of national identity' at root of problems, Chen says
• Landslide win predicted for KMT in tomorrow's legislative election
• In Brief
• Vice president pelted with glass at Tainan rally
• Referendum vote will send message to Beijing, foreign minister claims
• Police administration puts in place special measures for election day
• Yao vetoes plan to cut Chinese ability test from civil service exams
• CDC vows to ensure medical rights of the financially disadvantaged
• Taiwan economic growth rated at 4.4%
• Taiwan sailing closer to goal of 'ocean nation'
• WHO report states that since U.S. invaded, more than 150,000 Iraqis have been killed
• Japan firm recalls globes that label Taiwan as part of China
• Sharp political divisions seen in Taiwan
• Suicide attack in Pakistan kills 22, mostly policemen
• For the record
• Radiohead album tops charts despite earlier digital release
• Wainwright sings as the spirit moves him
• Chen to transit in Alaska en route to Guatemala
• Taiwanese candidates canvass voters on eve of legislative poll
• China/Taiwan dollar diplomacy shaping Bajan politics
• DPP candidate makes last-minute attempt to woo voter support
• KMT likely to carry all legislative seats in Taipei: DPP
• Stielike quits as Ivory Coast coach to deal with ill son
• How well do you know Barack Obama? Here are 10 surprises
• Be Prepared: Boy Scout is a hero in the Maldives after saving president from assassin
• Chavez says 2 hostages freed by Colombian rebels
• Serbia hopeful of signing pre-membership deal with EU this month
• Italy seeks extradition of 139 suspects in South America's Dirty War
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• Chairman Bernanke says Fed ready to cut interest rates again as needed
• Kofi Annan taking over Kenya mediation, rival leaders agree to stop violence
• Israel invites Manchester United to play during 60th anniversary celebrations
• Stocks jump as Bernanke says Federal Reserve stands ready to lower interest rates
• Manchester City writes to fans asking them to respect anniversary of Munich plane crash
• Tokyo officials deliver 2016 Olympic bid files to IOC
• EU steel imports from China almost double in most of 2007
• Stocks rise after Bernanke says Fed is ready to lower rates; indexes come off highs
• Three Iraqi joint ventures win bids to rehabilitate and operate cement factories in Iraq
• Beckham tells Brown he is keen to help England in its bid to host the 2018 World Cup
• Bush predicts Mideast peace treaty before he leaves White House
• Germany overturns conviction of Dutch communist executed over 1933 Reichstag fire
• Treasury Chief says private sale for Northern Rock may not be an option
• Norway beats Russia to win men's World Cup relay event
• Immigrant groups criticize German conservative's state election campaign
• Skeptical Palestinians greet U.S. President Bush's visit with apathy amid heavy security
• Hamilton happy with new McLaren car after testing in Jerez
• Taekwondo federation official denies wrongdoing and vows to clear name
• Actress Michelle Rodriguez released from LA jail after serving 18 days on probation violation
• New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo subpoenas Intel over competition questions
• Koeman hoping Valencia can shake off inconsistencies against Atletico Madrid in Spanish league
• Chairman Bernanke says US Fed ready to cut interest rates again as needed
• Judges pan anti-Clinton documentary as campaign advertising
• Canadian-based Naked News to flesh out TV news in multilingual broadcasts
• Italy seeks extradition of 139 suspects in South America's Dirty War
• Sarkozy says defense will be a priority of France's EU presidency
• US Border Patrol gets creative to try to find more recruits and tighten the border
• 2004 Democratic nominee Kerry endorses Obama for US president, bypassing Clinton, Edwards
• Teen owner of `Change Rocks' trademark invites deal with Obama
• MLB, NFL each give $3 million each to USOC-sponsored doping research
• Oil prices fall on US economic worries, but pare losses on Bernanke comments, Nigeria attacks
• Venezuela to build oil refinery in Caribbean island of Dominica
• Richardson ends campaign for Democratic presidential nomination, endorses no one
• Bank of America in talks to buy troubled mortgage lender Countrywide: Report
• Maturana chosen as manager of Trinidad and Tobago national team
• Schwarzenegger budget would cut education, release inmates to help make up $14 billion deficit
• Richardson ends campaign for Democratic presidential nomination, endorses no one
• Valladolid holds Atletico Madrid to a 0-0 draw in fifth round of Copa del Rey
• Israel invites Manchester United to play during 60th anniversary celebrations
• Tina Brown writing book on the Clintons, due in 2010
• Oil prices fall on US economic worries, but pare losses on Bernanke comments, Nigeria attacks
• Sony BMG, last major label holding out, will sell music on Amazon with no copy protections
• US commerce chief urges passage of SKorean trade deal
• McCain seeks victory in South Carolina, site of 2000 fall
• Triple Olympic champ Stevenson hopes for second chance for banned Cuban boxers
• Teen owner of `Change Rocks' trademark invites deal with Obama
• US stocks rise on report that Bank of America is in advanced talks to buy Countrywide
• Film producer Weinstein Co. expects to make a deal with striking Hollywood writers
• Gold futures ease off record high after US dollar weakens on Bernanke comments
• Coroner for Kanye West's mother finds no sign of 'surgical or anesthetic misadventure'
• Senators push to allow guns in national parks
• British Cabinet minister discloses undeclared donations
• Dollar falls as Fed chief Bernanke promises 'substantive additional action' on interest rates
• Hollywood's working stiffs take a beating over Golden Globes cancellation
• Analysis: After early losses, Romney focuses on Michigan and develops strategic approach
• Bush spells out bottom line for Mideast peace, demands end of Israeli occupation of West Bank
• GM looks to China in designing sporty new Buick concept
• Analysis: Bernanke is moving more to Greenspan playbook in trying to explain Fed's intentions
• Colombia attracted record number of foreign tourists last year
• Film producer Weinstein Co. expects to make a deal with striking Hollywood writers
• Tina Brown writing book on the Clintons, due in 2010
• Allegations emerge that romance novelist lifted material
• Microsoft business division head Jeff Raikes to retire; Stephen Elop named as replacement
• Penn, Cody, Apatow among Writers Guild of America nominees for best screenplay
• Arango's 50th minute winner leads Mallorca over Real Madrid 2-1 in Copa del Rey
• Nicaragua buys disputed tanks from Exxon Mobil subsidiary to store Venezuelan oil
• Los Angeles Galaxy trades goalkeeper Cannon to expansion San Jose Earthquakes
• Bank of America bid for Countrywide likely would get government OK, analysts say
• Delta Air Lines stock soars on renewed speculation about combination
• Alaska governor rejects ConocoPhillips proposal for natural gas line
• From sanctuary to war zone: Rangers, gorillas threatened in Congo's turbulent heart
• Mock funerals: South Koreans placed in coffins in pursuit of better lives
• Open letter to Hollywood: Make murderous movies if you will, but lay off the puppy dogs
• Iran's Bakhtiari nomads keep migrating but modern life endangers their way of life
• Foo Fighters' Grammy-nominated 'Echoes' features a more introspective Grohl
• Screenwriters discuss what to cut, what to keep in turning best-selling books into movies
• 'The Little Mermaid' star Sierra Boggess makes the big plunge in her Broadway debut
• Review: New puzzle games reach out to wordplay fans
• Analysts predict further delays for Boeing's 787
• ECB's Trichet says bank ready to counter inflation, preemptively if need be
• Jacksonville tries to stop Pats as New England resumes play
• Lorin Maazel to end NY Philharmonic tenure with Mahler's 'Symphony of a Thousand'
• Italy seeks extradition of 139 suspects in South America's Dirty War
• Colombian hostage awaits to be reunited with son born in captivity
• Dilemma for Clinton: Can she be warm and likable, tough and competent all at once?
• Lawyer for G-Unit rapper Yayo says convict admits slapping teen
• Kenya to take years to recover from economic impact of violence, analysts say
• Federer drawn with Djokovic on tough side of the draw
• Kofi Annan taking over Kenya mediation, rival leaders agree to stop violence
• California leaders vent frustrations over EPA denial at greenhouse-gas briefing
• Canadian airlines told to drop extra ticket for disabled, obese passengers
• Penn, Cody, Apatow among Writers Guild of America nominees for best screenplay
• Bush spells out bottom line for Mideast peace, demands end of Israeli occupation of West Bank
• US Virgin Islands approves bank sale to pay ailing telecom's creditors
• Coroner: Kanye West's mother probably died of heart disease, surgery complications
• Japan prepares to resume naval operations near Afghanistan
• Thieves in Mexico cause diesel pipeline to rupture; 350 people evacuated
• Ovechkin signs record $124 million deal with Capitals
• Schwarzenegger declares fiscal crisis in California, proposes cuts to schools, prisons, parks
• Man sentenced to probation for attempting to extort actor Tom Cruise over wedding photos
• Federer hopeful of third consecutive Australian Open title despite a lack of matches
• Obama wins Kerry endorsement while Republicans jostle for pole position in fluid race
• Japan upper house rejects anti-terror bill; lower house to vote later
• Analysis: President Bush digs into trying to promote an Arab-Israeli peace accord
• Gutierrez says administration will push to win congressional approval for free trade deals
• Philipp Kohlschreiber, Juan Carlos Ferrero reach Heineken Open final
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: Bush gets sense of Palestinian frustration, albeit in an unimpeded limo
• Japan to compensate patients who contracted hepatitis C from tainted blood products
• Bank of Japan chief sees slowdown in Japan, growing risks in US and global economies
• Lawyer for G-Unit rapper Yayo says convict admits slapping teen
• Six Republicans debate in South Carolina, hoping to leap ahead in crowded presidential race
• Wallace had 23 points, 15 rebounds in Pistons' 90-80 win over Spurs
• Colombian hostage awaits to be reunited with son born in captivity
• Federer hopeful of third consecutive Australian Open title despite a lack of matches
• Citi, Merrill look overseas to raise capital amid continued subprime losses
• Democrats looking at tax rebates, benefit boosts and public works to stimulate economy
• Colombian rebels free 2 hostages in mission organized by Venezuela's Chavez
• Lone Star chairman denies wrongdoing in testimony at South Korean trial
• Six Republicans debate tax and spending cuts in South Carolina, hoping to gain edge in race
• Australia's Centro Properties, Centro Retail request trading halt for shares
• Top Japanese finance officials give conflicting assessments of Japanese economy
• Philippine stock index climbs 1.4 percent, tracking Wall Street's rise
• Shares in Japanese engineering companies JFE, IHI rise on report of tie-up
• 2004 Democratic nominee Kerry endorses Obama for president, bypassing Clinton, Edwards
• Philipp Kohlschreiber, Juan Carlos Ferrero reach Heineken Open final
• U.S. consumer confidence sinks to record low as economic worries mount
• Dollar falls versus yen in Asia on pessimism over US economy
• Pakistan warns US of entering border regions to fight al-Qaida: report
• Teen owner of `Change Rocks' trademark invites deal with Obama
• Singapore Airlines superjumbo A380 rolls off runway; damage to plane 'superficial'
• Figure skating champion Bowman dies of possible drug overdose
• Report: Actress Toni Collette gives birth to baby girl
• Wallace had 23 points, 15 rebounds in Pistons' 90-80 win over Spurs
• Nepal to decide, announce election date Friday, government minister says
• Musharraf warns US of entering Pakistan in al-Qaida hunt: report
• Hong Kong pirate radio station defies injunction, broadcasts pro-democracy forum
• Baghdatis beats Gonzalez, advances to final against Roddick
• China's 2007 trade surplus surges to record US$262.2 billion despite product safety scares
• Oil prices rise above US$94 a barrel on expectation US Fed will cut interest rates
• Man Sentenced in Cruise Extortion Try
• Philippines bans poultry from Saudi Arabia, Poland and Benin due to bird flu
• Democrats take campaign to West; Republicans debate ahead of key South Carolina primary
• Japanese stocks fall amid investors worries about upcoming US earnings reports
• Taiwan stock index dips ahead of weekend legislative elections
• Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson, Katie Holmes at V-Day lunch
• Sir Edmund Hillary, New Zealander who first climbed atop Mt Everest, dies
• Kenya to take years to recover from economic impact of violence, analysts say
• Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce aims to cut staff by nearly 6 percent
• Indonesia calls for better protection of its workers in Malaysia
• University student steals show against India on 2nd day of tour game
• Brodeur makes 20 saves in Devils' 4-1 win over Hurricanes
• Marion Jones faces sentencing for steroids, check fraud
• Japan's parliament passes anti-terror bill to revive Indian Ocean mission
• Musharraf warns US of entering Pakistan in al-Qaida hunt: report
• Guccione, Tursunov reach Sydney final
• Chinese director Zhang Yuan detained in Beijing for alleged drug use
• Report: Actress Toni Collette gives birth to baby girl
• Bollywood beauty Aishwarya Rai says modern women better off than ancient India queens
• Thai finance minister says baht strengthening faster than regional currencies
• Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce aims to cut staff by nearly 6 percent
• Australian researchers make inaugural flight to Antarctic runway
• Bertelsmann taps former CEO Gunter Thielen as chairman of its supervisory board
• Northern Rock sells part of portfolio to repay 2 billion pounds to Bank of England
• Chairman of buyout fund Lone Star says he is banned from leaving South Korea
• Hong Kong's key stock index drops 1.34 percent on renewed US sub-prime fears
• Daniilidou wins in walkover over Zvonareva
• Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi meets with junta
• Philippine stock index climbs 1.4 percent, tracking Wall Street's rise
• South Korea to decommission its first multipurpose satellite at end of January
• Analysis: After Iowa, New Hampshire, every Republican for himself at GOP debate
• Friends, fans of mountaineer Edmund Hillary remember him as a 'great giant' of a man
• Australia's Centro Properties, Centro Retail request trading halt for shares
• Shares in Japanese engineering company IHI rise on report of tie-up with JFE Holdings
• India's Infosys posts 26 percent growth in quarterly profit
• After rate decisions, euro and pound slip lower against US dollar
• Daniilidou wins in walkover over Zvonareva
• Italy's Eni announces it owns 77 percent of Burren stake, ruling out other offers
• Klinsmann to replace Hitzfeld as new Bayern Munich coach on July 1
• China shares rise on gains in banks, airlines; Shanghai index gains 0.5 percent
• Snow falls in Baghdad for the first time in memory, delighting residents
• Opposition party calls for protests across Kenya after mediation effort fails
• Spain's Banesto sees fourth-quarter net profits drop 81 percent
• Smith hits 147 to steer Proteas to 187-run lead with 7 wickets left over West Indies
• Most Asian markets sink on jitters over report of greater-than-expected writedown at Merrill
• Obama, Clinton in fierce competition for South Carolina's black voters
• Oil prices rise above US$94 a barrel on expectation US Fed will cut interest rates
• US consumer confidence sinks to record low as economic worries mount
• Norway's global pension fund drops three weapon producers over ethics concerns
• India's industrial growth sharply slows to 5.3 percent in November
• Heavy fog delays ferry traffic between Hong Kong, Macau
• Figure skating champion Bowman dies of possible drug overdose
• Croatia's new parliament convenes, including first Roma lawmaker
• Would-be jurors rounded up on sidewalk because of small jury pool at US court
• Independent Filmmaker Expects WGA Deal
• China's foreign exchange reserves top US$1.5 trillion
• In cost-cutting move, Deutsche Boerse to move out of Frankfurt
• Didier Cuche of Switzerland posts fastest time in first leg of World Cup super-combi
• Daniilidou wins in walkover over Zvonareva
• Chelsea signs France striker Nicolas Anelka from Bolton for 14 million pounds
• Portsmouth's Harry Redknapp favorite to succeed Allardyce at Newcastle
• Former Astana rider Matthias Kessler gets 2-year doping ban
• London's FTSE-100 index down 43.0 points at 6,179.7
• Klinsmann to replace Hitzfeld as new Bayern Munich coach on July 1
• Opposition party calls for protests across Kenya after mediation effort fails
• Henin wins 28th match in a row, wins Sydney title
• Ethnic Indian politician shot to death in Malaysia, police say
• Tottenham seeking to learn lessons from past mistakes to improve poor record at Chelsea
• Lyrics suggested for Spain's wordless national anthem
• Rio officials deliver 2016 Olympic bid files to IOC
• Chelsea signs France striker Nicolas Anelka from Bolton for 15 million pounds
• Bank of America agrees to buy Countrywide for $4 billion in stock
• Liverpool signs Slovakia defender Skrtel from Zenit St. Petersburg
• Chrysler, Nissan sign agreement for Nissan to supply Chrysler for car sale in South America
• Proteas extend lead to 298 with 6 wickets left over West Indies in third test
• Grange wins super-combi after strong slalom leg
• Kenya opposition calls for 3 days of protests across the country
• Indian shares rise, Sensex up 1.2 percent
• Former Manchester United star Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to be knighted by Norwegian king
• Snow falls in Baghdad for the first time in memory, delighting residents
• UK swannery 'hoping for the best' after bird flu deaths
• China's trade surplus narrows in December, suggesting growth slowing
• Myanmar official says explosion kills woman in country's capital
• Portsmouth's Harry Redknapp favorite to succeed Allardyce at Newcastle
• Records imports of foreign oil push U.S. trade deficit to highest level in 14 months
• Kenya opposition calls for 3 days of protests across the country
• Food price increases push Brazil inflation up to 4.5 percent for 2007
• Grange wins super-combi after strong slalom leg
• Plamen Markov appointed Bulgaria's national coach on two-year contract
• Amputee sprinter vows to fight moves to ban him from competing in Olympics over racing blades
• Ireland unemployment hits 4-year high of 4.7 percent
• Colombian rebels free 2 hostages in mission organized by Venezuela's Chavez
• Man in priest's robes arrested with 3.5 kilograms of cocaine at Dutch airport
• Bank of America to buy troubled mortgage lender Countrywide for $4.1 billion in stock
• Oil prices retreat after earlier gains
• Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi meets with junta
• Kenya police refuse to allow opposition rallies
• Klinsmann to replace Hitzfeld as new Bayern Munich coach on July 1
• Stocks fall in early trading amid worries of further investment bank writedowns
• Racehorse trainer, blacksmith cleared of race-fixing
• Record price for foreign oil pushes US trade deficit to highest level in 14 months
• Japan's navy gets orders to resume anti-terror mission in Indian Ocean
• US stocks fall on worries of further investment bank credit writedowns
• Democrats take campaign to West; Republicans debate ahead of key South Carolina primary
• Euro slightly lower against US dollar
• German Kiriasis wins bobsled in Cortina, extends World Cup lead
• Portsmouth's Harry Redknapp favorite to succeed Allardyce at Newcastle
• Croatian war crimes suspect elected to parliament is ordered freed from jail
• Obama, Clinton in fierce competition for South Carolina's black voters
• After hostage release, Venezuela's Chavez wants to deepen role in Colombia
• Amputee sprinter vows to fight moves to ban him from competing in Olympics over racing blades
• Japan lifts ban on beef imports from US plant
• Democrats take campaign to West; Republicans debate ahead of key South Carolina primary
• Pat Robertson contemplates buying The Virginian-Pilot, a newspaper he has criticized
• Chelsea signs France striker Nicolas Anelka from Bolton for 15 million pounds
• Tottenham seeking to learn lessons from past mistakes to improve poor record at Chelsea
• Gold futures surge to record $900 an ounce on weak dollar, fears of US recession
• Denise Karbon eyes Anja Paerson's record of 5 straight World Cup giant slalom wins
• Democrat Obama gets another boost with endorsement from Arizona governor
• Oil prices fall on growing sentiment that the US is headed for a recession
• Singapore Airlines pampers customers at Terminal 3
• Kids enjoy Xmas fun at Sunworld
• Sony Ericsson shifts direction in mobile phone design styles
• Siemens Generation 21: looking after the 'New Taiwanese Children'
• Sidelines
• Wenger braces for impact of the African Nations Cup
• Beckham keen to help England win Cup bid
• Canes, bedeviled by flu, never gets going
• This year's AFC Challenge Cup switched to India
• Local duo share lead at Joburg
• Federer's stomach bug gives opponents a lift
• Wallace sparks Pistons to win over Spurs
• Nike to release 23rd Air Jordan
• Gold reaches record; silver at 27-year high
• U.S. dollar tumbles on Fed rate announcement
• Markets hesitate, then rally as Bernanke signals rate cuts
• Japan's Nikkei falls to lowest since 2005; Seven & I drops
• Taiwan shares close down 0.35% ahead of elections
• China oil imports increase 11% on demand for refinery supply
• In Brief
• Weinstein Co. expects to make a deal with striking writers
• Asustek to install wireless in all future laptop models
• China's 2007 trade surplus grows 50%
• U.S. consumer confidence falls to record low level
• Bernanke says rate cuts may be needed
• Formosa Petrochemical shuts down leaking plant
• In Brief
• Baghdad sees first snowfall in living memory
• Knowing 'write' from wrong
• 'Change Rocks' trademark claimed by U.S. teenager
• Abe says diarrhea ruined his tenure as Japan's top leader
• In Brief
• Man turns his home into a pigsty
• Open letter to Hollywood - lay off the puppy dogs
• Former greyhound racers help save canine lives
• South Koreans 'dying' in their pursuit of better lives
• Modern life endangers traditions of Iran's nomads
• In Brief
• Hong Kong radio broadcasts illegal pro-democracy forum
• Britain approves construction of nuclear power plants
• Edmund Hillary dies at age 88
• Colombian rebels free 2 hostages
• What all the messages really mean
• The Internet can help turn young volunteers into donors
• Time to stop the attacks on Jews in Venezuela
• History of local news industry seen as rocky
• Candidates canvass voters on eve of legislative poll
• China's front line appears to brush off Taiwan elections
• In Brief
• CEC to strictly enforce 'no campaigning' policies today
• Kaohsiung High Court overturns detention ruling against 2 city officials
• GIO minister reminds journalists to be safe while covering legislative election campaigns
• Chen to leave for Guatemala, St. Lucia state visits tomorrow
• Bush urges end to Israeli occupation
• CDC announces first imported case of Hantavirus this year
• EU parliamentarian says Taiwan a model for Asian countries
• Taiwanese go to the polls in crucial legislative elections
• Several opposition legislative contenders declare victory
• Taiwan's opposition wins landslide victory in lelgislative polls
• Two referendums appear to fail
• Chen offers to quit DPP chairmanship to take blame for electoral defeat
• Ma calls for humility in wake of KMT victory in legislative polls
• Chen resigns DPP chairmanship after debacle
• Snow falls in Baghdad for the first time in memory, delighting residents
• Bush administration times Saudi arms sale notification to coincide with Bush's Riyadh arrival
• Gold futures surge to record $900 an ounce on weak dollar, fears of US recession
• Former Olympic champion Marion Jones sentenced to 6 months for lying to investigators
• Ukraine appoints Alexei Mikhailichenko as new national soccer team coach
• Ronaldinho and Deco to miss Saturday's league match against Murcia
• Lyrics suggested for Spain's wordless national anthem, and criticism already pouring in
• Zambian president to hike mining taxes to increase copper revenue
• US stocks slide amid worries over investment bank writedowns; Dow falls more than 200
• Oil prices fall on growing sentiment that the US is headed for a recession
• Two Hong Kong-Macau ferries collide; 19 people seriously injured
• US federal investigators: Poor operation, maintenance led to deadly cruise ship blast
• Democrat Obama gets another boost with endorsement from Arizona governor
• Luton manager Kevin Blackwell to quit troubled club in February
• Indonesian dictator Suharto suffers multiorgan failure
• Pollock announces retirement from international cricket after ODI series against West Indies
• Spanish intellectual Pepin Bello dies at 103
• Murless holds onto lead at halfway mark of Johannesburg Open
• Kennedy leaves Nuremberg for Bundesliga rival Karlsruhe
• Arsenal's Jens Lehmann decides against move to Dortmund
• Four-time Olympic medalist Ato Boldon says track scandals have tarnished sport
• Nephew of Trevor Berbick gets life sentence for slaying former heavyweight champion
• 2 Hong Kong-Macau ferries collide; 19 people seriously injured
• Anti-Bush protesters in Bahrain burn US flags ahead of presidential visit
• Luton manager Kevin Blackwell to quit troubled club in February
• Amputee sprinter vows to fight moves to ban him from competing in Olympics over racing blades
• Venezuela's Chavez urges Europe to remove Colombian rebels from terror list
• Cruise line blamed for improper boiler maintenance in fatal ship explosion in 2003
• European exporters and American tourists may have to wait for stronger dollar
• Greece: Police clash with striking dockworkers at country's largest port
• Pakistan investigates suicide attack as president warns against US intervention
• Nikolay Davydenko frustrated over prolonged gambling investigation
• Herbie Hancock, Quincy Jones among stars to honor Oscar Peterson during free concert
• Argentina striker Tevez gets 2-match international ban shortened, can play Brazil
• US federal budget was in surplus in December but deficit now higher so far this year
• Striker Fred can choose from 3 different offers, says Lyon president Aulas
• France midfielder Dhorasoo says he's retiring
• Hillary Clinton presents stimulus package for U.S. economy
• Nissan to supply cars to Chrysler for sale in South America
• Basketball player says he regrets hit and run accident
• Schwarzenegger is facing the kind of fiscal crisis in California that ruined his predecessor
• Britain's Blair says Mideast peace deal possible this year
• Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson among celebs celebrating V-Day's 10th anniversary
• Arizona Governor Napolitano endorses Obama for president
• Serbia bars US, British observers from monitoring presidential election
• Oil prices fall on growing sentiment that the US is headed for a recession
• Alex's big week: Ovechkin and his big contract headed back to NHL All-Star game
• O.J. Simpson in custody in Florida, accused of violating bail in Las Vegas armed robbery case
• 3-year-old taught to recognize freed Colombian hostage mother
• Countrywide, Bank of America deal could give modest confidence boost for US mortgage industry
• Dollar rises against euro, pound but falls against yen
• Public inquiry called into former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
• Founder of Kozy Shack pudding company Vincent Gruppuso dead at 67
• Golden Globes show is canceled, but gift suites go on
• Delta Air Lines officials tightlipped on board meeting dealing with consolidation
• Canada agrees to extend deadline for EU to amend biotech rules
• Virginia official sides with conservative congregations in church dispute
• Gold futures surge to record $900 an ounce on weak dollar, fears of US recession
• US publisher to "further review" allegations against romance writer
• Organizers say Golden Globes will be open to all media
• Democrats take campaign to West; Republicans debate ahead of key South Carolina primary
• New Hampshire to recount primary votes at request of two minor candidates
• In hush-hush online porn world, worries about a security breach at accounting software company
• France coach Lievremont makes Nallet new captain
• O.J. Simpson in custody in Florida, accused of violating bail in Las Vegas armed robbery case
• Ringo Starr back in Liverpool to headline Capital of Culture opening spectacular
• 2nd test: New Zealand wins toss, elects to bat
• Venezuela's Chavez threatens to seize properties, citing price speculation
• Gold futures prices briefly hit $900 an ounce; Soybean prices hit record on supply concerns
• Clinton demurs on voter's marriage proposal
• Mexican writer and poet Andres Henestrosa dies at 101
• YouTube video reveals brief use of Hannah Montana body double during show
• For first time since '82, NBA grants protest requiring replay
• Farmer calls off hunger strike as France suspends genetically modified corn
• Chavez defends Colombian rebels, saying they aren't terrorists
• Major League Baseball establishes investigations unit
• Bill Clinton says Obama no 'fairy tale,' encourages blacks to support Hillary Clinton
• Supermodel Naomi Campbell greets Argentina's female president
• US stocks fall sharply amid worries over investment bank writedowns, anxiety about earnings
• All eyes at Macworld will be on Apple to see what it has in store for 2008
• Democrats take campaign to West; Republicans debate ahead of key South Carolina primary
• US Treasurys rally; stocks take a beating
• Government auditors question need for program aimed at helping Russian scientists
• Report: Citi may get investments from Saudi Prince, China Development Bank
• Writers will not picket Golden Globes after media access is expanded
• Taiwanese goes to the polls in crucial legislative elections
• Miley Cyrus' brief use of an onstage body double causes a stir on Internet
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto suffers organ failure; family rushes to bedside
• Kenya opposition calls for 3 days of protests across the country
• Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi meets with junta
• 2nd test: Bangladesh 86-5 at lunch
• Marion Jones sentenced to 6 months in prison for lying about steroids and check-fraud scam
• European exporters and American tourists may have to wait for stronger dollar
• Lyrics suggested for Spain's wordless national anthem, and criticism already pouring in
• One week later, Choi enjoying the view from the top
• US lawmakers plan to use Beijing Olympic spotlight to raise complaints with China
• Attorney for Federline requests LA police report on Spears incident
• Nepal government decides to hold crucial election on April 10
• To avoid confirmation fight, Bush names ambassador to EU a special envoy
• New poll shows economy on voters minds as Clinton unveils a new plan; Clinton, McCain ahead
• Skater Bowman on probation, weighed 300 pounds at time of death
• No pressure for American Film Institute Awards winners
• Carib Series: CCC 99 all out, Jamaica 103-2 in first innings
• Chicago Fire promote assistant Denis Hamlett to head coach
• Obama, Clinton eager to scoop up Edwards' supporters if he should drop out of Democratic race
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after suffering organ failure
• Report: SKorea may fully participate in US-led, anti-WMD program targeting North Korea
• Episcopal Church bans California bishop from practicing for 2 months
• Taiwanese go to the polls in crucial legislative elections
• Martin takes 5-65; Bangladesh out for 143 on first day, second test
• Nissan to supply cars to Chrysler for sale in South America
• Publisher to "further review" allegations against romance writer
• New WADA chief says Jones sentence a deterrent
• Report: Malaysia to tighten checks on Chinese food imports ahead of Lunar New Year
• Chavez angers Colombia, saying saying rebels aren't terrorists
• Episcopal Church bans California bishop from practicing for 2 months after he pushed secession
• For first time since '82, NBA upholds protest requiring replay
• New poll shows economy on voters minds; Clinton, McCain ahead
• Australian Open Notebook
• Philipp Kohlschreiber beats Juan Carlos Ferrero to win Heineken Open
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after suffering organ failure
• One week later, Choi enjoying the view from the top
• Carl Karcher, founder of Carl's Jr. restaurant chain, dead at 90
• Episcopal Church bans California bishop from practicing for 2 months after he pushed secession
• China tells airlines to reduce delays and improve service for the Olympics
• Bangladesh 143, NZ 134-3 at stumps on 1st day of 2nd test
• Zherdev stars as Blue Jackets down Blues 6-4
• British actor Donald Burton, husband of film star Carroll Baker, dies at 73
• Williams, Sharapova feeling fit and ready for Australian Open
• O.J. Simpson jailed in Las Vegas, accused of violating bail in armed robbery case
• SKorea's incoming government denies it may join US-led security program targeting NKorea
• Djokovic wants another major final at Australian Open
• Celtics down Nets to equal franchise record with 30 wins from 34 games
• Philippines queries neutrality of officials in controversial SEA Games boxing
• Indian prime minister heads to China to boost ties between the Asian giants
• Record high number of foreigners visited Japan in 2007, Justice Ministry says
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after suffering organ failure
• Pakistani militant suspects were plotting suicide attacks against army, official says
• Taiwanese go to the polls in crucial legislative elections
• Freed Colombian hostages describe captives in chains, childbirth in the jungle
• Greenpeace says it has found Japanese whalers off Antarctica
• Sehwag hits hundred to raise India selection stakes ahead of 3rd test
• SKorea has no immediate plan to join US-led security program targeting NKorea, official says
• Indian prime minister heads to China to boost ties between the Asian giants
• Roddick wins third straight Kooyong title
• In Kuwait, Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• Austrian right-wing politician demands moratorium on asylum for immigrants from Chechnya
• Pakistani militant suspects were plotting suicide attacks against army, official says
• Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• Tursunov wins Sydney final over Guccione
• Analysis: Huckabee takes off gloves when Thompson calls him 'liberal'
• South African bowlers have West Indies on 134-3 at lunch on 3rd day of 3rd test
• Newly elected ANC President Jacob Zuma marks party's 96th anniversary with key speech
• UN: Indonesia records 117th human case of bird flu, bringing global total to 349
• Croatian lawmakers to vote on new Cabinet
• Reports: Taiwan opposition surges to big lead in legislative elections
• Jean-Baptiste Grange leads after first leg of World Cup slalom in Wengen
• Elisabeth Goergl leads women's World Cup giant slalom after 1st leg
• Reports: Taiwan opposition assured of majority after legislative election
• Report: No pullout from Australia tour even if Harbhajan appeal fails, says BCCI
• Harry Redknapp stays at Portsmouth, spurning Newcastle
• New ANC President Jacob Zuma appeals for unity in first keynote speech as party leader
• BBC: UK has recruited former Lloyd's official to manage Northern Rock if it's nationalized
• Lukoil president expects 2007 profit to rise to record US$8 billion
• China's notoriously dangerous coal mines claimed 3,786 lives in 2007, state media report
• Samuels, Bravo dig in as West Indies reach 230-3 in 3rd test against South Africa
• Serious drivers and wacky cars in rally from Hungary to Mali
• Taiwan's Chen resigns as party chairman after legislative election rout
• Serbian PM demands that EU drop plans to send mission to Kosovo
• Some 7,200 Iranian hopefuls register for key parliamentary elections
• South Africa's new ANC president Zuma calls for unity in 1st major speech as party leader
• Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• Hollywood writers watchful as directors prepare to begin contract talks with studios
• Bahrainis call for expelling 5th fleet from their island during Bush visit
• Kramer, Lobysheva win 500-meter races at European Speedskating Championships
• Zimbabwe cricket team arrives in Pakistan for 22-day tour
• Kramer, Lobysheva win 500-meter races at European Speedskating Championships
• Maine shipyard seeks to build better patrol boat for special ops to reduce injuries
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after organ failure
• Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• Jean-Baptiste Grange wins World Cup slalom for 2nd victory in 2 days
• Blair praises France's 'very energetic' president
• Freed Colombian hostages describe captives in chains, childbirth in the jungle
• Republican candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• South Africa defeats West Indies by innings and 100 runs to take series
• Chertoff given OK to use retirees to reduce immigration backlog
• Chilean tenor Tito Beltran, accused of rape, could face 2 years in prison in Sweden
• Munua, Aouate lose top goalkeeping job at Deportivo after locker room clash; Fabricio promoted
• Snowfall and cold weather kill 52 in western Afghanistan, official says
• Striker Henrik Larsson extends contract with Helsingborg
• 88-year-old grandfather to star in British ballet
• Bekele wins Great Edinburgh Cross Country race for 3rd straight year, edging Tadesse
• Reports: former insurance boss recruited to manage Northern Rock if it is nationalized
• Terms of Energy East sale to Spanish firm submitted
• Sardinia vows to accept more trash despite violent protests
• Analysis: Washington is everyone's punching bag in 2008 presidential race
• Sidelines
• Grange confirms status with super-combined win
• World number 9 tightens grip in second round of Sony Open
• Harding leads Wild to beat Blackhawks
• MLB launches independent force to probe dope claims
• Marion Jones gets 6-month jail sentence
• Roddick wins third consecutive title at Kooyong
• Sonics sputter out against Mavericks
• Easy tips for preventing water pollution at home
• Ducks killed in Russian oil spill
• ADB to help China fight desert drift
• Cloned animal products seen probably safe for consumption
• Dry conditions seen threatening ecosystem in U.S.
• Family dietary coach fuels healthy eating, research suggests
• Anxiety found common among cardiac patients
• Study finds soy may thwart belly-fat gain after menopause
• Experts say obesity becomes lifestyle choice for Americans
• Building in kansas city is paying off big
• Greenback steadies after bashing over Fed signals
• Citi may get investments from Saudi Prince, Chinese bank
• Stocks slide amid worries over banks, brokerages
• Gold breaks US$900; analysts say prices could surge higher
• Nissan to supply cars to Chrysler
• Greenback could take a while to bounce back
• Directors will begin talks with U.S. studios
• BOA deal could help boost U.S. mortgage industry
• Beijing grooms girls to award Olympic medals
• Nuclear renaissance of developing world raises safety concerns
• In Brief
• Japanese whaling fleet found off Antarctic coast
• South Korea denies claims it may join security initiative
• Suharto improves slightly after suffering organ failure
• Hundreds hurt in Hong Kong-Macau ferry crash in heavy fog
• A better way to choose a college
• Diversity is the winner in Georgian elections
• In Brief
• Financial holdings firms see overall profits grow
• St. Lucia opposition to protest against visit by President Chen
• Japan seeks recovery of 'Taiwan' dormitory
• Doctor optimistic about the recovery of photojournalist
• Nobel laureate says Chen should have begun election reform earlier
• Candidate arrested on vote-buying allegations
• Wu reappears in public to vote in legislative poll
• Two referendums fail to pass because of low voter turnout
• Analysts say DDP should reflect on loss
• Chen steps down as DPP chairman
• KMT wins landslide victory
• Hsieh set to replace Chen as DPP chair after debacle
• EDITORIAL DPP must return to democratic roots
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election defeat
• Blair praises France's 'very energetic' president
• Iraqi oil output increases in December
• Republican candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• Arsenal slumps to 1-1 draw with visiting Birmingham; Chelsea beats Tottenham 2-0
• Kenya opposition calls for 3 days of protests across the country
• Celtic eases into 5th round of Scottish Cup with 3-0 win over Stirling; Motherwell draws
• Republcian candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Sven Kramer wins 2 races, takes overall lead at European Speedskating Championships
• Hilde wins rainy World Cup ski jumping competition
• Canadian opposition leader looks for non-combat roles for his country in Afghanistan
• Arsenal slumps to 1-1 draw with visiting Birmingham; Chelsea beats Tottenham 2-0
• Amid Delta discussions, Northwest CEO suggests the right merger deal could be beneficial
• Grange matches Killy with double win on Lauberhorn course
• Writers watchful as directors begin contract talks with studios
• Italians Oberstolz, Gruber win luge European Championship; Geisenberger takes women's title
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after organ failure
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after organ failure
• Republican candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Pakistan expels US journalist without explaining why, media rights group says
• Empoli and Reggina draw 1-1 as Serie A resumes after 3-week break
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Developing world's role in nuclear renaissance raises safety concerns
• 'Simple Life' star Nicole Richie gives birth to Good Charlotte rocker's daughter
• English Soccer Summaries
• Page-Turners Turn Into Award-Worthy Pics
• Pistorius' Olympic dream highlights questions over technical aids in sports
• Manchester United takes Premier League lead with 6-0 win after Arsenal draws 1-1
• Republican candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• English Premier League Scoring Leaders
• Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• English Soccer Capsules
• Manchester United takes Premier League lead with 6-0 win after Arsenal draws 1-1
• South Africa takes series 2-1 with innings win against West Indies in 3rd test
• South Africa takes series 2-1 with innings win against West Indies in 3rd test
• Croatian lawmakers endorse PM Ivo Sanader, his new Cabinet
• AEK beats Veria 5-1 in Greek league
• Resolute and confident _ despite setbacks _ PM Sanader still popular
• US states probe sale of securities that included riskier-than-subprime home mortage loans
• Hushed Hollywood: Golden Globe night snuffed as writers strike derails show
• Croatian lawmakers endorse PM Ivo Sanader, his new Cabinet
• NFL Comeback Player of the Year
• Writers watchful as directors begin contract talks with studios
• Isiah Thomas says he has no plans to give up either role with Knicks
• Six months after turning pro, teenager Tadd Fujikawa still looking for paycheck
• Resolute and confident _ despite setbacks _ PM Sanader still popular
• Croatian lawmakers endorse PM Ivo Sanader, his new Cabinet
• Ward leads Bruins over Flyers in OT
• Barcelona to sign agreement with UNHCR to help child refugees
• Republicans candidates campaign in Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Clinton seeks Hispanic support in upcoming presidential contests in the West
• Senior Clinton adviser faces New Hampshire drunken driving charge
• Benzema guides French leader Lyon to 3-2 win over Toulouse
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Del Piero scores late penalty as Juventus draws 1-1 at Catania
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Freed Colombian hostages describe captives in chains, childbirth in the jungle
• Martina Sablikova voted Czech athlete of the year
• PSV beats Feyenoord 1-0 in Dutch league
• Dale Steyn, Brenton Parchment found guilty of breaching ICC code of conduct
• Freed Colombian hostages describe captives in chains, childbirth in the jungle
• Del Piero scores late penalty as Juventus draws 1-1 at Catania
• PSV beats Feyenoord 1-0 in Dutch league
• Parliament strips immunity from a lawmaker accused of war crimes
• Eto'o scores twice and Henry sets up 2 goals as Barcelona beats Murcia in Spanish league
• Republicans candidates campaign in Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• FC Porto beats Braga 4-0 to widen lead in Portuguese league over Benfica, which draws 0-0
• Autopsy fails to find cause of death for former figure skating champ
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after organ failure
• Two nurses give a home, their hearts, to bring health care and hope back to New Orleans
• Three years on, case of murdered activist still weighs on Indonesia's future
• Kabul gets only 3 hours of electricity a day, despite millions in U.S. and global aid
• Kenya opposition calls for 3 days of protests across the country
• South Africa's new ANC president Zuma calls for unity in 1st major speech as party leader
• List of highest wicket-takers in test cricket
• Opposition scores big win in Taiwan legislative elections
• Know thine enemy or friend: Palestinian students study Israel
• Croatian lawmakers endorse PM Ivo Sanader, his new Cabinet
• Highest test cricket runscorers
• List of scorers of most centuries in test cricket
• Ward leads Bruins over Flyers in OT
• Indian prime minister heads to China to boost ties between the Asian giants
• Safety scares, rip-offs: China's rough capitalism daunts foreign buyers but still they come
• Sicilian businessmen openly defying the Mafia in rebellion shaking Cosa Nostra to its core
• Guatemala hopes new presidential duo _ peacemaker and heart surgeon _ can do some healing
• 2nd test: New Zealand leads Bangladesh by 85 at lunch on 2nd day
• 2nd test: New Zealand leads Bangladesh by 85 at lunch on 2nd day
• Martin Scorsese chronicles classic horror film producer Val Lewton in new documentary
• Seven Canadian high school basketball players and one adult killed in highway crash
• Favre, Packers overwhelm Seattle 42-20 to reach NFC championship game
• Clinton seeks Hispanic support in upcoming presidential contests in the West
• Clinton seeks Hispanic support in upcoming presidential contests in the West
• Daimler AG CEO offers approval of Chrysler's moves
• Actress Kim Cattrall helps Daimler AG introduce new Mercedes-Benz SUV
• Australian Open Show Court Schedule
• Obama lands endorsement of two heartland senators
• Favre, Packers overwhelm Seattle 42-20 to reach NFC championship game
• Maroon 5 singer promotes GM at event
• Fleming out for 87; NZ leads Bangladesh by 205 runs
• Fleming out for 87; NZ leads Bangladesh by 205 runs
• GOP candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto shows signs of improvement after organ failure
• Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock take part in tribute to jazz piano legend Oscar Peterson
• Daniel Alfredsson's second power-play goal leads Senators over Red Wings, 3-2.
• Choi heading for wire-to-wire win in Sony Open
• Svatos caps Avalanche rally in 5-4 win over Hurricanes
• Japan suspends beef imports from US plant following shipment violation
• Republican candidates barnstorm Michigan before make-or-break Jan. 15 primary
• Indianapolis 500 winner Franchitti reaps more benefits from his big year
• Maroon 5 singer promotes GM at event
• Wizards rally in fourth quarter to beat sloppy Celtics 85-78
• Joyce Carol Oates leads field among National Book Critics Circle nominations
• Australian Open Draw
• Goolagong camps help search for next aboriginal player or coach
• Goolagong camps help search for next aboriginal player or coach
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election loss
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election loss
• Bernard Morris' big first half leads Aina to 38-7 Hula Bowl victory
• Polls: Japan divided over resumption of refueling mission in Indian Ocean
• Bush says no decision yet on deepening drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq
• NZ in control of 2nd test after 2nd day
• NZ in control of 2nd test after 2nd day
• Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew visits ailing Indonesian ex-dictator Suharto
• Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew visits ailing former Indonesian dictator Suharto
• High-level Malaysian inquiry looms for video alleging judicial corruption
• Alfredsson gets winner as Senators edge Red Wings in banner NHL clash
• Indian Prime Minister Singh visits China amid rising trade, lingering border dispute
• Navy commander tells Bush he is taking US-Iran incident "deadly seriously"
• Tibet tourism rises 60 percent last year, increasing pressure on transport, environment
• Wizards rally in final quarter to hand Celtics second loss from three
• Australian Open Notebook
• Taiwan's leader sets off for Guatemala, St. Lucia
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto again in 'very critical condition'
• Navy commander tells Bush he is taking US-Iran incident "deadly seriously"
• Federer says he is 100 percent ready to chase third straight Australian title
• Bush to tell slowly liberalizing Arabs that freedom is heart of US policy
• Rights group: Kenyan police response to protests amounts to unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Election defeat for Taiwan's pro-independence party stirs Beijing's hopes for closer ties
• Election defeat for Taiwan's pro-independence party stirs Beijing's hopes for closer ties
• America downs Cruz Azul in InterLiga shootout to take spot in Copa Libertadores
• Asashoryu makes winning return at New Year sumo
• Asashoryu makes winning return at New Year sumo
• US soldier gets sick, dies in South Korea prompting meningitis scare
• Rights group: Kenyan police response to protests amounts to unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election defeat
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election defeat
• Nicole Hosp leads women's World Cup slalom after 1st leg
• Bush to tell slowly liberalizing Arabs that freedom is heart of US policy
• Thousands march in Hong Kong for the right to elect their government by 2012
• Thousands march in Hong Kong for the right to elect their government by 2012
• China closes 11,000 small coal mines in safety crackdown on worst offenders
• Two men paddle 3,300 kilometers from Australia to New Zealand in a kayak
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election defeat
• Taiwan's president takes blame for setback after legislative election defeat
• Chinese envoy arrives in SKorea for talks with president-elect
• Indian Prime Minister Singh visits China amid rising trade, lingering border dispute
• Rangers' Scottish Cup match against East Sterling postponed due to waterlogged pitch
• Opinion poll finds many Pakistanis believe government killed Benazir Bhutto
• Opinion poll finds many Pakistanis believe government killed Benazir Bhutto
• Kazakhstan calls off search for miners missing in coal mine blast; death toll at 30
• Increase in China auto output, sales topped 20 percent last year, industry report says
• Increase in China auto output, sales topped 20 percent last year, industry report says
• Armin Zoeggeler wins at luge European Championships for 8th major title of career
• Tens of thousands of Georgian opposition supporters protest outcome of presidential vote
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto again in 'very critical condition'
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto again in 'very critical condition'
• Nicole Hosp wins women's World Cup slalom
• Bush warns that world must rally to confront danger of Iran
• Rights group: Kenyan police response to protests amounts to unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Thousands rally in Berlin to commemorate founders of German Communist Party
• Bush warns that world must rally to confront danger of Iran
• A-League teams tightly bunched with one round to go
• Bush warns that world must rally to confront danger of Iran
• Nicole Hosp wins women's World Cup slalom race
• Chavez says supporters could seek constitutional amendment to end term limits
• Bush warns that world must rally to confront danger of Iran
• Kurds negotiate with two Canadian firms to construct two oil refineries
• Opinion poll finds many Pakistanis believe government killed Benazir Bhutto
• Opinion poll finds many Pakistanis believe government killed Benazir Bhutto
• Lalenkov, Wust win 1,500-meter races at European Speedskating Championships
• Bode Miller wins Lauberhorn downhill to match American record for World Cup wins
• Nicole Hosp wins women's World Cup slalom race
• Bangladesh court rejects defense pleas to scrap charges of extortion against ex-leader
• Report: Brazil authorities want Kaka to explain link with controversial church leaders
• Tens of thousands of Georgian opposition supporters protest outcome of presidential vote
• Bush warns that world must rally to confront danger of Iran
• Hospital officials: 2 Yemenis killed, 13 injured in clashes
• Canada's top team wins 4-man bobsled race in Cortina
• Quest for perfect tomato stretches from New Jersey to Israel
• Fan sues Yankees over steroids, says issue akin to 'fraud'
• Can weakening economy survive current strains or collapse into a recession
• Miller wins Lauberhorn downhill to match American record for World Cup wins
• Chevy Malibu, Mazda CX-9 car and truck of year at Detroit show
• Nicole Hosp wins women's World Cup slalom race
• Bush warns that world must rally to confront danger of Iran
• Mazda takes wraps off revamped, rotary-powered RX-8
• Reports: UK music group EMI to slash workforce by up to one third
• Stakes high for Wesley Snipes in tax fraud, conspiracy trial
• Speculation in Germany over Klinsmann's plans for Bayern Munich
• Turmenistan suspends natural gas shipments to Iran
• Turmenistan suspends natural gas shipments to Iran
• Mario Fuchs, Lindsey Jacobellis win World Cup snowboard cross races
• British leader wants debate on organ donor system
• Chavez says supporters could seek constitutional amendment to end term limits
• Chevy Malibu, Mazda CX-9 car and truck of year at Detroit show
• David Alan Grier's wife gives birth to girl
• Germany's Volkswagen AG reports record global sales for 2007
• Richardson scores two in Sunderland's 2-0 win over Portsmouth in Premier League
• Sterne wins Johannesburg Open after 3-man playoff
• TAITRA to select 2008 awardees
• A-Data and Asus partnership yields new offer for consumers
• Next generation of television
• Sidelines
• Grange takes 2nd victory in two days
• Red Wings beaten by "second-best" Senators
• Fit Federer is ready to defend title
• Jaguars' ride comes to an end in New England
• Manchester United go top of the League
• Choi leads heading into final round at Sony Open
• South Africa takes victory in 3rd test
• Bobcats coach hints at making possible protest
• New LNG carrier joins "K" Line fleet
• Evergreen Line introduces Livio Seguso's works here
• World's 24 leading shipping lines set up new information service
• Northwest Airlines CEO suggests right merger could be beneficial
• U.S. carmakers face slow demand in 2008
• Economists enter global search for keys to "happiness index"
• Huang Der-ray re-elected as TITA head
• Sony Ericsson launches W350i
• Westin offers takeout service for Chinese New Year dishes
• Regent presents takeout service for Chinese New Year delicacies
• Celebrate Chinese New Year at Westin
• In Brief
• "New silk route" targets PRC toys bound for Europe
• U.S. states probe sale of securities
• Toymakers, buyers rebuild trust after China safety scares
• Japan suspends beef imports from U.S. meat packing plant
• Wall Street hedges bets on 2008 poll
• Tata's Nano opens road to market for cheap cars
• Eurozone unions press pay demands as living costs rise
• Ukrine calls Stalin's policy in 1932 an act of genocide
• Alpine resorts scramble to beat warmer winters
• In Brief
• Two men paddle 3,300 kilometers from Australia to New Zealand
• India market fire rages for 2nd day, destroying over 2,500 shops
• Iraqi lawmakers agree to reinstate Baathists
• Kenya opposition calls for new round of protests
• A jolt from Washington
• Chen pays visit to key allies
• No major or immediate change expected in Taiwan's PRC policy
• Hsieh still has chance to win presidency, say pundits
• Late president honored twenty years after death
• Small parties unable to gain foothold in legislative election
• In Brief
• TAITRA inviting manufacturers to attend trade show in Algeria
• President Chen to visit Guatemala, St. Lucia
• Beijing chooses 13 communists to represent Taiwan, report says
• SBL team players accused of ambush after nightclub row
• KMT will not abuse legislative power, says Ma
• DPP urged to distance itself from Chen
• All eyes on KMT's Ma after Saturday's victory
• Hsieh vows to win presidency or bow out of political arena
• Poll finds many Pakistanis believe government assassinated Bhutto
• Gorilla escapes from enclosure at Taipei Zoo
• Thousands of protesters take to Hong Kong streets
• Chen arrives in Guatemala for Colom`s inaugural
• `Four noes` do not bind new president, says Chen
• President arrives in Guatemala City for Colom`s inaugural
• Taiwan's ruling party picks presidential candidate as new chairman
• Taiwan Severs Diplomatic Ties with Malawi
• Ice loss from Antarctica is accelerating, warns study
• China still building "energy-guzzling" buildings
• PRC aims to steal all Taiwan allies, warns President Chen
• Nicaragua president vows not to break ties with Taiwan
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto again in 'very critical condition'
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto again in 'very critical condition'
• Kramer and Wust win European Speedskating Championships
• Cunard's 3 Queen ships - Queen Victoria, QM2, QE2 meet in NYC
• Striker Adriano practices among Sao Paulo starters ahead of season opener
• In South Carolina church, Huckabee eschews politics, preaches instead about getting to heaven
• Rights group accuses Kenyan police of unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Cattle drive through Detroit streets heralds arrival of Dodge Ram
• Redknapp recommends Newcastle appoint Alan Shearer
• Germany waits for Klinsmann 'revolution' at Bayern Munich
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Ibrahimovic scores twice in Inter's win; Totti helps Roma keeps pace in Serie A
• GM launches partnership with cellulosic ethanol startup Coskata
• ICC moves Kenya cricket game to UAE because of postelection violence
• Report: Brazil authorities want Kaka to explain link with controversial church leaders
• Clinton says Obama campaign "distorting" comments on race, Obama says that's ludicrous
• Nihat scores twice to rally Villarreal to a 4-3 win over Deportivo in the Spanish league
• Jenna Bush visits ancient Incan capital in Peru, to tour UNICEF programs
• Sunderland beats Portsmouth 2-0, Blackburn edges Bolton 2-1 in Premier League
• Tunisia creates first union for journalists
• Celebrities spread their money around to multiple candidates
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• Diane scores twice to help Paris Saint-Germain beat Lens 3-0 in French league
• Obama movement taps into 'can-do' spirit, but is that enough to be elected president?
• Netflix's coming attraction: Unlimited movies streamed over the Internet
• Analysis: Can Huckabee appeal to broader swath of Republican electorate and swing voters?
• John Edwards criticizes Clinton comments on MLK, Obama
• Clinton says Obama campaign "distorting" comments on race, Obama says that's ludicrous
• In desert encampment, Bush finds plenty of food, falcons
• Rat heart with cells stripped away and replaced was restarted, researchers say
• Olympiakos, Panathinaikos draw 1-1 in Greek league
• Kansas legislature to see proposal to condemn gangsta rap
• Automakers putting forth green outlook at Detroit auto show
• Cuban state television shows El Duque, other top baseball defectors for first time
• Nicholson-Freeman travel romp "The Bucket List" tops weekend box office
• In South Carolina church, Huckabee eschews politics, preaches instead about getting to heaven
• Courtney Thorne-Smith gives birth to first baby, a boy, in Los Angeles
• Latvian mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca makes impressive Met debut in `Barbiere'
• A musical version of John Waters' `Cry-Baby' comes to Broadway in April
• Mike Aish of New Zealand posts first marathon victory, Ethiopian sets women's course record
• Knuble scores twice as Flyers top Ovechkin and Capitals 6-4
• Chicago rookie Joakim Noah benched by Bulls teammates for Atlanta game
• Automakers putting forth green outlook with higher MPG offerings at Detroit auto show
• Rights group accuses Kenyan police of unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Christina Aguilera has a baby boy
• Rights group accuses Kenyan police of unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Romney's Michigan appeal has self-interest: His own, and the state's
• Undermanned Chargers stun Colts 28-24 in NFL playoffs
• Chinese automakers keep aim on US market despite image challenges
• Undermanned Chargers stun Colts 28-24 in NFL playoffs
• Diane scores twice to help Paris Saint-Germain beat Lens 3-0 in French league
• Reports: Zaragoza coach Victor Fernandez resigns following 2-2 draw to Mallorca
• Ibrahimovic scores twice in Inter's win; Totti helps Roma keeps pace in Serie A
• Van Nistelrooy penalty leads Real Madrid over Levante 2-0 in the Spanish league
• Italian Soccer Summaries
• Italian Scoring Leaders
• Spanish Soccer Summaries
• Set to star in 'Spamalot', Clay Aiken says he at first thought it was stupidest thing ever
• Italian Soccer Capsules
• In South Carolina, churchgoers still searching for a Republican candidate
• Spanish Scoring Leaders
• Report: Bjork attacks New Zealand photographer
• Hoping for crucial Florida win, Giuliani turns to scripture
• His appeal wide, McCain has automatic advantage when Michigan votes
• His appeal wide, McCain has automatic advantage when Michigan votes
• Nardelli says focus is on partnerships now but Chrysler is ready to seize any opportunity
• Zaragoza coach Victor Fernandez leaves by mutual consent following 2-2 draw to Mallorca
• GM, UAW negotiating another round of buyouts, early retirements
• Bryan Adams serenades Audi TTS; automaker expects sales growth
• Late goal has Academica drawing Sporting 1-1 in Portuguese league
• Obama unveils $120 billion economic stimulus plan
• Disgraced Australian CEO Ray Williams released from jail
• Disgraced Australian CEO Ray Williams released from jail
• In South Carolina church, Huckabee eschews politics, preaches instead about getting to heaven
• Strength of Toyota's Prius brand could lead to other styles under that name, executive says
• Search for 'poster child' employer proves elusive in immigration crackdown
• Former Indonesian dictator Suharto again in 'very critical condition'
• IAAF expected to decide on Olympic eligibility of amputee sprinter Pistorius
• Taiwan's ruling-party presidential candidate takes party's helm after embarrassing defeat
• Taiwan's ruling-party presidential candidate takes party's helm after embarrassing defeat
• Chicago tries to change city's perception for 2016 Olympic bid
• NZ wins 2nd test by an innings and 137 runs; series 2-0
• The role of race in politics takes center stage
• NZ wins 2nd test by an innings and 137 runs; series 2-0
• Bosh, Toronto overcome career effort from Brandon Roy, Raptors beat Portland 116-109 in 2OT
• Tens of thousands of Georgian opposition supporters urge recount of presidential vote
• Rights group accuses Kenyan police of unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Clinton says Obama campaign "distorting" comments on race, Obama says that's "ludicrous"
• Federline lawyer: Upcoming Spears court hearing most significant yet in custody case
• Land Rover looks to future despite being up for sale, unveils hybrid concept SUV
• Undermanned Chargers stun Colts 28-24, Giants headed to Green Bay in NFL playoffs
• Sweden beats Costa Rica 1-0 in soccer friendly
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• Sapped of star glitz amid Hollywood writers strike, Golden Globes to quietly announce winners
• GM finance chief: Mortgage woes not spreading to auto loans
• Bush tempers criticism on stalled Mideast democracy, says Iran poses danger to the world
• In desert encampment, Bush finds plenty of food, falcons
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• Serena Williams wins to open title defense
• Serena Williams wins to open title defense
• Cunard's 3 Queen ships _ Queen Victoria, QM2, QE2 _ meet in NYC
• Blanchett wins supporting actress Globe at show sapped of star glitz by writers strike
• Disgraced Australian CEO Ray Williams released from jail
• Towns in Colorado and Minnesota face off over claim to be America's 'ice box'
• Knicks roll to 89-65 victory over Pistons in finale of Detroit's 4-game trip
• Injured Chargers limp to Foxborough after Rivers, Tomlinson are injured
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• Turkmenistan suspends natural gas shipments to Iran
• Turkmenistan suspends natural gas shipments to Iran
• Turkmenistan suspends natural gas shipments to Iran
• Knuble scores twice as Flyers top Ovechkin and Capitals 6-4
• Serena Williams wins opener in Australian Open title defense
• Serena Williams wins opener in Australian Open title defense
• No Angelina, no Clooney: Golden Globes trudge on without the glitz and glamour
• Serena Williams wins opener in Australian Open title defense
• Serena Williams wins opener in Australian Open title defense
• In toughest conditions, Choi has to work for his win
• Once-jailed Paraguayan army chief nominated for opposition run for president
• China makes new anti-inflation move, boosting fines for hoarding and price-fixing
• Taiwan's ruling party picks presidential candidate as chairman
• Oil prices steady near mid-US$92 a barrel after falling more than US$1 in previous session
• Knuble scores twice as Flyers top Ovechkin and Capitals 6-4
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• `Atonement' wins best drama at bizarre Globes show sapped of star glitz by writers strike
• Party down and out: Globes telecast was stripped to a bare-bones list of award winners Sunday
• Serena Williams, Henin win in straight sets to start Australian Open
• Serena Williams, Henin win in straight sets to start Australian Open
• Tina Fey is only winner for broadcast television in Golden Globes
• Bush to tell slowly liberalizing Arabs that freedom is heart of US policy
• Report: Special prosecutors raid home of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Report: Special prosecutors raid home of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Bush tempers criticism on stalled Mideast democracy, says Iran poses danger to the world
• In toughest conditions, Choi has to work for his win
• Philippine stock index falls 0.6 percent on worries that US slowdown will drag on growth
• Golden Globe winners crack open the mini-bar, slip on some jeans for their celebrations
• After 1-year hiatus, Malaysia and US resume talks for free trade agreement
• After 1-year hiatus, Malaysia and US resume talks for free trade agreement
• Knicks roll to 89-65 victory over Pistons in finale of Detroit's 4-game trip
• The big Golden Globes party was at Ernest Borgnine's house on Sunday night
• Australian Open Show Court Schedule
• Golden Globe winners crack open the mini-bar, slip on some jeans for their celebrations
• Davenport wins again in comeback at the Australian Open
• Davenport wins again in comeback at the Australian Open
• Davenport wins again in comeback at the Australian Open
• Serena Williams, Henin and Davenport advance at Australian Open
• Serena Williams, Henin and Davenport advance at Australian Open
• Disgraced Australian CEO Ray Williams released from jail
• New Jersey backs giving state's presidential electoral votes to popular vote winner
• Rancher in search of good in America rides horse into North Carolina
• No. 3 Jankovic holds on to avoid upset in grueling 1st round match at Australian Open
• Bush tempers criticism on stalled Mideast democracy, says Iran poses danger to the world
• Poll: Taiwan opposition presidential candidate gains support following election victory
• 'Atonement' Leads Glitz-Free Globes
• Shanghai government seeks public opinion on plans to extend maglev train following protest
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• Taiwan stock index rises 1.79 percent on expectations of better ties with China after election
• Shanghai government seeks public opinion on plans to extend maglev train following protest
• Racially tinged disputes heat up between Clinton and Obama
• Taiwan's ruling party picks presidential candidate as new chairman
• Taiwan's ruling party picks presidential candidate as new chairman
• Indonesia's ex-dictator Suharto clings to life despite multiorgan failure
• Returning Congress confronts war, economy, election-year politics
• Indonesia's ex-dictator Suharto contracts pneumonia, clings to life despite multiorgan failure
• Rights group accuses Kenyan police of unofficial 'shoot to kill' policy
• Special prosecutors raid office of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Special prosecutors raid office of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• SKorea's president-elect willing to meet NKorean leader
• ASADA plans tough measures for Tour Down Under
• ASADA plans tough measures for Tour Down Under
• Davenport wins again in comeback at the Australian Open
• Davenport wins again in comeback at the Australian Open
• Serena Williams, Henin and Davenport advance at Australian Open
• Bhutto's party says it may work with Musharraf after poll
• Australian Open gets its own weatherman as part of new heat policy
• Teen might have to pay up after police break up a wild party
• Teen might have to pay up after police break up a wild party
• Australian Open gets its own weatherman as part of new heat policy
• Australian Open seeds fared
• Oil prices rises above US$93 a barrel on Mideast, Nigeria concerns
• China Mobile ends talks with Apple on iPhone handsets
• Report: Bjork attacks New Zealand photographer
• Report: Bjork attacks New Zealand photographer
• Euro climbs against dollar, tops US$1.48
• SKorean prosecutors question head of buyout group Lone Star Funds
• SKorean prosecutors question head of buyout group Lone Star Funds
• Kenya political rivals turn sights on parliament
• Chinese state newspaper says Kenya violence proof that Western democracy unsuitable
• China shares rise as strengthening currency boosts property developers
• Philippine stock index falls 0.6 percent on worries that US slowdown will drag on growth
• Indian leader calls for expanded business opportunities with China in construction, tourism
• Bhutto's party says it may work with Musharraf after election
• Audi sells 964,151 cars worldwide in 2007, setting record
• Malaysia opens high-level investigation into judicial scandal
• Golden Globes speed by as writers strike lingers through Hollywood awards season
• Special prosecutors raid office of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Special prosecutors raid office of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Bird flu kills Indonesian woman, raising country's toll to 95
• India withdraws charge against Hogg
• India withdraws charge against Hogg
• France's Total confirms Middle East nuclear accord with Suez, Areva
• France's Total confirms Middle East nuclear accord with Suez, Areva
• Germany midfielder Tim Borowski to join Bayern Munich on free transfer
• India withdraws charge against Hogg
• India withdraws charge against Hogg
• Hong Kong stock index slides 1.48 percent on US concerns; property shares buck the trend
• Hong Kong stock index slides 1.48 percent on US concerns; property shares buck the trend
• Spears Due in Court for Major Hearing
• Asashoryu crashes to first loss at New Year sumo
• Asashoryu crashes to first loss at New Year sumo
• Former Brooklyn Dodgers star Johnny Podres dies
• South Korean panel maker LG.Philips LCD reports record quarterly profit
• South Korean panel maker LG.Philips LCD reports record quarterly profit
• Diplomats: Taiwan to break ties with Malawi
• Poland's defense minister goes to Washington for talks on missile defense
• Chinese editorial says Kenya violence proof that Western democracy unsuitable
• Special prosecutors raid office of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Special prosecutors raid office of Samsung Group chairman in corruption probe
• Frankfurt airport says passengers numbers rose by 2.5 percent last year
• Family of disgraced Macau official in court in gambling enclave's biggest corruption case
• Eni-led energy consortium agrees to increase Kazakh government stake in major project
• Eni-led energy consortium agrees to increase Kazakh government stake in major project
• Kenya political rivals turn sights on parliament
• Indian leader says partnership with China are a top priority
• Shares of Dutch software company Exact rise 20 percent, trading suspended
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• State TV says China has established ties with Malawi
• China Mobile ends talks with Apple on iPhone handsets
• China Mobile ends talks with Apple on iPhone handsets
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• Swedish inflation reaches highest level in 14 years
• 'Atonement' Honored at Golden Globes
• Taiwan opposition's election victory spurs hopes for economy, better ties with China
• Taiwan opposition's election victory spurs hopes for economy, better ties with China
• China says has established diplomatic ties with Malawi
• France's Total confirms Middle East nuclear accord with Suez, Areva
• Sharif accuses Musharraf of leaving Pakistan 'drowned in blood'
• Sharif accuses Musharraf of leaving Pakistan 'drowned in blood'
• China outlines steps to monitor Olympic food, declares success of 4-month safety program
• Putin approves Italy's Alenia taking 25-percent stake in aircraft-maker Sukhoi
• Taiwan opposition's election victory spurs hopes for economy, better ties with China
• Taiwan opposition's election victory spurs hopes for economy, better ties with China
• Taiwan breaks ties with Malawi, after former ally recognizes China
• On Bush trip, U.S.-Iran propaganda war heats up again
• Indian benchmark index falls 0.5 percent, dragged down by Bharti, software shares
• Disney to launch story books in three Indian languages
• Disney to launch story books in three Indian languages
• Stephen Chow hopes new film will pioneer family movie genre in China
• Hicks admits Liverpool had talks with Klinsmann over manager's job
• Asia's courts failing to enforce environmental laws, say lawyers at UN conference
• Report: Chinese government may block China bank's investment in Citigroup
• Report: Chinese government may block China bank's investment in Citigroup
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• BMW hopes to mix it up with McLaren and Ferrari in Formula One
• Son of Indian immigrants to take over as Louisiana's first non-white governor
• Police: 5 injured after bomb explodes near political rally in Nepal's capital
• IBM posts 4Q profit from continuing operations that beats estimates, revenue up 10 pct
• Former manager Kevin Keegan doesn't rule out return to Newcastle
• Kenya political rivals turn sights on parliament
• Virgin Atlantic says it will run a 747 plane on biofuel in February test flight
• Bulgaria's inflation dips to 12.5 percent in December
• Munoz defeats Kawashima to keep WBA superflyweight title
• Munoz defeats Kawashima to keep WBA superflyweight title
• Early repayment conditions main sticking point in new EU consumer credit rules
• Most Asian markets fall on worries about US; China, Taiwan markets up after island's elections
• Most Asian markets fall on worries about US; China, Taiwan markets up after island's elections
• Australian Open seeds fared
• Chinese automakers keep aim on US market despite image challenges
• EU hails introduction of euro in Cyprus, Malta
• Bush to get warm welcome from leader, but many Saudis leery
• Oil prices rise on Mideast and Nigeria concerns
• Senior UK lawmaker faces parliamentary inquiry over funding error
• Spanish government calls general elections for March 9
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• France's Total confirms Middle East nuclear accord with Suez, Areva
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Serena Williams, Henin and Davenport advance at Australian Open
• Returning US Congress confronts war, economy, election-year politics
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Taiwan breaks ties with Malawi, after former ally recognizes China
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• Report: Women tennis players approached to throw matches
• Davenport wins again in comeback at the Australian Open
• Racially tinged disputes heat up between Clinton and Obama, Republicans prepare for Michigan
• Shaky Liverpool should beat cash-strapped Luton in FA Cup replay
• Chinese general says US should not be worried about China's military buildup
• Euro climbs against dollar, tops US$1.49 before falling back
• IBM posts 4Q profit from continuing operations that beats estimates, shares rise
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• Sears stock tumbles after retailer lowers 4th-quarter profit estimates
• Bush to get warm welcome from leader, but many Saudis leery
• EU opens new Microsoft probe
• GE says raises renewable energy investment target to $6 billion
• Martyn Williams comes out of retirement to join Wales squad for Six Nations
• Weyerhaeuser sells engineered wood product business to Finland's FinnForest
• EU promises new biofuel rules won't harm the environment
• EU investigates Microsoft for monopoly abuse over Office, Internet browser
• Swiss launch 'sausage task force' to save much-loved specialty
• Racially tinged disputes heat up between Clinton and Obama, Republicans prepare for Michigan
• Barcelona and Sevilla settle 5th round Copa del Rey match with depleted squads
• Zaragoza names youth team trainer Ander Garitano to replace Fernandez as coach
• Poland's president, government at odds over health care reform
• Publisher of Zagat restaurant surveys considers sale
• New EU rules to speed up food safety approval for exotic fruits and new foods
• Sidelines
• Richardson double gives Sunderland win
• Guam businesses donate gifts to 'US'first baby'
• Singapore Airlines to expand Singapore-Sydney flights
• Sunworld Dynasty presents lunar New Year pastry gift set
• Celebrity Eason Chan holds press conference at Regent
• Wendel's offers lunar New Year gift packages and desserts
• Far Eastern announces Xmas raffle draw winner
• Choi wins 7th PGA tour title at Sony Open
• Chargers jolt Colts to reach AFC title game
• Jankovic survives scare at Aussie Open
• New Zealand completes rout of Bangladesh
• Chicago Blackhawks break 8-game losing streak
• Knicks hold weary Pistons to 65 for win
• LG.Philips posts record profit
• Taiex firmer after KMT won polls
• Chinese bank seen investing in Citigroup
• Euro tops US$1.48 as dollar weakens against major currencies
• Gold, platinum hit record peaks
• New Taiwan dollar gains after KMT election victory
• In Brief
• Toyota to bank on strength of Prius brand
• Land Rover unveils hybrid concept SUV
• PRC carmakers keep aim on U.S. market
• China Mobile ends talks with Apple on iPhone
• China increases fines for hoarding, price-fixing
• China Maglev rail extension angers residents in Shanghai
• KMT victory seen easing restrictions on PRC investments
• In Brief
• Dinosaurs had teen pregnancies, research suggests
• Upcoming hearing seen as critical for Spears
• Rancher ends horseback journey
• Research reveals how pricing shapes consumers' tastes
• Reactions to Golden Globes
• Winners are also losers
• Globe winners celebrate at homes, hotels
• For first time since 1916, U.S. supermarket chain to stop selling cigarettes
• Economic inequality spurs clashes in Kenya
• In Brief
• Lee pledges conditional help for North Korea
• Bush pushes democracy, calls Iran 'leading sponsor of terror'
• British Council reopens offices in 2 Russian cities
• NASA spacecraft to fly by Mercury again
• Kenyan violence fanned by Kibaki and Odinga
• Hillary's highest peak was not Mt. Everest
• Hsieh faces mission impossible
• Fake luxury goods rampant despite clampdown
• BOFT is very optimistic about Taiwan's future foreign trade
• Macronix, Qimonda to develop flash technology
• In Brief
• Ma gains support, poll shows
• Group urges extra sesssion to pass legislative draft laws
• President arrives in Guatemala City
• Frank Hsieh selected as DPP chairman
• Taiwan's trade ties with ASEAN unaffected by PRC, says TIER
• China press says DPP could still 'cause chaos'
• Beijing criticizes Washington over Chen's Alaska stopover
• El Salvador gives assurances ties with Taiwan still strong
• Freighter sinks, killing 5 sailors off western coast
• MOFA says Cambodia's refusal to allow Taiwan office regrettable
• Revised organic law to expand role of NPM, says director
• Olmert to consider all options to block Iran from nuclearizing
• 'Four noes' do not bind new president, says Chen
• Taiwan severs diplomatic ties with Malawi
• Hsieh and DPP face `Mission Impossible`
• PRC aims to steal all Taiwan allies, warns Chen
• Nicaraguan president vows not to break ties with Taiwan
• Malawi set up diplomatic ties with Beijing in December
• Taiwan will assist Guatemala president`s development plans
• Hsieh to press ahead with UN referendum
• Offers Chinese New Year Delicacies Package
• Taiwan's stocks jump on election result: world's biggest mover
• Taiwan dollar rose 0.3 percent against greenback
• Foreign ministers should be responsible for loss of allies: Lu says
• London's FTSE 100 index up 13.7 points at 6,215.7
• Newspaper says entertainers named in New York prosecutor's steroid report
• India-China target trade, set joint military drills during visit by Indian prime minister
• SAP sales for 2007 expected to rise
• Bain Capital to pay big premium of $1.3 billion for Bright Horizons child care
• Doctors 'amazed' Indonesia's ex-dictator Suharto still alive despite organ failures
• Doctors 'amazed' Indonesia's ex-dictator Suharto still alive despite organ failures
• Russia's proposed gas deal with Serbia would give Moscow greater energy control
• EADS to produce tankers in Alabama if it lands tanker contract
• Former British policeman accused of wife's murder found dead; mother-in-law also found dead
• Smurftastic! Belgian-created Smurfs turn 50
• Wall Street advances after IBM earnings forecast lifts hopes for earnings season
• Kenya's election dispute ignites decades-old resentments and fears
• Leading Kenyan minister rejects Annan's mediation, says they won election
• Oil prices add more than $1 a barrel on US cold weather forecasts, Middle East concerns
• Croatia returns to Wembley in September 2009 to try and oust England again
• IAAF rules amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius ineligible for Olympics due to his racing blades
• No sign of Britney Spears as hearing begins in child custody case
• Navy says rebels kidnapped 6 Colombian tourists from Pacific island
• China's Changfeng Motor keeps sights on selling vehicles in US market
• Ambush kills 8 soldiers as Thai Muslim rebellion enters fifth year
• IBM reports stellar quarter despite perceptions of economic weakness
• Newspaper says entertainers named in New York prosecutor's steroid report
• Nelson Piquet Jr. makes Renault debut at winter testing in Jerez ahead of Alonso
• EU launches competition probe against Microsoft over Office, browsers
• All seven bid cities submit files on time in race for 2016 Summer Olympics
• Watford's Bangura gets work permit, avoids deportation to Sierra Leone
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Italian inquiry could result in wide-sweeping bans for cyclists involved in Operation Puerto
• Musharraf accused of leaving Pakistan 'drowned in blood' and bombing kills seven
• Spice Girls turn on the heat at Cavalli
• Snipes may call other actors, celebrities in tax fraud case
• U.S. suspends trade complaint against EU over biotech imports
• Harbhajan Singh's racism appeal to be heard after end of Australia-India series
• New York's Met Museum gets first major contemporary African sculpture
• EU tells retailers to take on high credit card fees
• Public art project to put waterfalls in NYC's East River
• Spice Girls turn on the heat at Cavalli
• Oil prices add more than $1 a barrel on US cold weather forecasts, Middle East concerns
• First Indian-American chief executive takes over as Louisiana governor
• Harbhajan Singh's racism appeal to be heard after end of Australia-India series
• Dutch software company Exact plans talks with investment firms
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Going nowhere again, Newcastle provides Premier League sideshow
• Northern Rock shares fall 5 percent amid speculation it will be nationalized, not sold
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls 2008 stock IPO 'highly unlikely'
• Czech Christian Democrats recommend their lawmakers choose Klaus in presidential election
• US calls for Kenya's president and opposition leader to settle their differences
• Colombian hostage reunited with captive-born son, providing hope after tragic childhood
• US insurers expect 2007 catastrophes to cost them $6.5 billion, ISO report says
• Reeling from loss of Malawi, Taiwan says allies should set up commercial offices in Beijing
• Fate of America's Cup could be decided after judge looks set to rule next week
• Baltimore librarian wins Newbery medal for best children's book
• Texas State University acquires Cormac McCarthy archives
• Fate of America's Cup could be decided after judge looks set to rule next week
• Taiwan breaks ties with Malawi, after former ally recognizes China
• Spanish oil giant Repsol makes major natural gas find in Peruvian jungle
• Vioxx claimants rush to join $4.85 billion settlement as deadline nears
• 'No Country,' 'Blood,' 'Juno' among Producers Guild nominees
• Finding hot spots on their soles helps diabetics avoid dangerous foot ulcers
• Newspaper says entertainers named in New York prosecutor's steroid report
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Opera diva Marilyn Horne discusses experimental cancer treatment
• Brazil's Gustavo Kuerten to officially retire from professional tennis this year
• Republicans candidates prepare for Michigan primary, hoping to gain an advantage in tight race
• Man gets 4 1/2 years for role in cocaine death of former Tour de France champion Pantani
• Ferrari experiments with ethanol to cut emissions, boost power
• Man gets 4 1/2 years for role in death of former Tour de France champ Pantani
• US announces sales of advanced weaponry to Saudis as Bush visits Riyadh
• Zaragoza names youth team trainer Ander Garitano to replace Fernandez as coach
• Automakers letting the light in with glass roofs
• Republicans candidates prepare for Michigan primary, hoping to gain an advantage in tight race
• Bush visits ally Saudi Arabia for talks with king after touring Dubai
• Colombian hostage reunited with captive-born son, providing hope after tragic childhood
• Manufacturers could be the losers as pickups duke it out in 2008
• Spanish oil giant Repsol makes major natural gas find in Peruvian jungle
• Alvaro Colom, Guatemala's first leftist president in more than 50 years
• Harvick looking forward to defending Daytona 500 title
• Brazil to play Sweden in friendly at Emirates Stadium in London
• Actor Wesley Snipes' tax fraud and conspiracy trial opens in Ocala, Fla.
• Dollar drops against major currencies as dealers anticipate lower US rates
• Mika, Take That, Leona Lewis lead nominations for British Music industry's Brit Awards
• Wall Street advances sharply after IBM earnings forecast lifts hopes for earnings season
• Oil prices add more than $1 a barrel on US cold weather, falling dollar and Mideast concerns
• CIBC announces plan to raise US$2.69 billion by selling stock
• Wall Street advances sharply after IBM earnings forecast lifts hopes for earnings season
• US announces sales of advanced weaponry to Saudis as Bush visits Riyadh
• Gulf prankster takes center stage in US high seas standoff with Iran
• Bruins C Marc Savard chosen for NHL All-Star game
• Wal-Mart to test smaller grocery stores as Tesco moves in
• Gary Collins checks into jail to serve 4-day sentence in drunken driving case
• US Presidential campaign fuels debate over sexism, racism: which is more taboo?
• Republicans candidates prepare for Michigan primary, hoping to gain an advantage in tight race
• Chavez halts asphalt exports, says government needs to improve local roads
• Macedonia finance minister resigns, cites personal reasons
• Republicans candidates prepare for Michigan primary, hoping to gain an advantage in tight race
• US Presidential campaign fuels debate over sexism, racism: which is more taboo?
• Corn futures jump to 12-year high amid global supply tightness; gold extends upward trek
• Greenland opens to oil firms; melting ice unlocks reserves
• Automakers jockey in 'electrifying' race to develop plug-ins
• Sprint Nextel to cut thousands more jobs in cost-saving move, Wall Street Journal reports
• Lakers center Andrew Bynum to be out at least eight weeks with injured left knee
• US consumer spending shows dramatic slowing, possibly tipping economy into recession
• 'Bucket List' hauls in $19.4 million to lead weekend box office
• Geely details plans for 4 new plants outside China, but not US sales timeline
• Macedonia economy minister resigns, cites personal reasons
• Harbhajan Singh's racism appeal to be heard after end of Australia-India series
• John Solomon named Washington Times executive editor
• Cadillac unveils CTS-V sport sedan and CTS Coupe concept
• Alvaro Colom becomes Guatemala's first leftist president in more than 50 years
• Brazil's Silva to offer Cuba financing, strike deal for Gulf of Mexico oil exploration
• US congratulates Taiwan for holding successful elections
• Bolivia to seek Argentine help in fighting latest FIFA altitude decision
• Residents of rural Texas town excited over dozens of reported UFO sightings
• Genentech's 4th-quarter profit rises 6 percent, stock falls
• FCC questions Comcast about interference with file-sharing traffic
• In Brazil, Will Smith says Hollywood writers strike tough but necessary
• Geely details plans for 4 new plants outside China, but not US sales timeline
• Residents of rural Texas town excited over dozens of reported UFO sightings
• Analysis: How much will race matter in Clinton-Obama confrontation?
• FDA clears Biogen's and Elan's Tysabri for additional use against Crohn's disease
• Court papers: 2 associates of Mississippi attorney conspire to bribe judges for good rulings
• Republicans candidates prepare for Michigan primary, hoping to gain an advantage in tight race
• CFU threatens Antigua with suspension over debt to former general secretary
• Bolivia to seek Argentine help in fighting latest FIFA altitude decision
• Youth pregnancy is not just a modern problem: It affected dinosaurs too
• Supporters of Peru's ex-President Fujimori form new political party
• Chavez urges world to help free remaining Colombia hostages
• Light jet maker Eclipse Aviation gets $100M investment, will expand European presence
• Facts about the Detroit auto show
• Detroit auto show's gleam tries to trump economic groans
• Jim Press says Chrysler will cut prices as part of marketing plan
• First Indian-American chief executive takes over as Louisiana governor
• As new coal-power plants boom, environmentalists launch legal assault to stop projects
• US Presidential campaign fuels debate over sexism, racism: which is more taboo?
• Nuggets prepare to be without Nene for
• Manufacturers could be the losers as pickups duke it out in 2008
• Doctors 'amazed' Indonesia's ex-dictator Suharto still alive despite organ failures
• Lackluster Golden Globes ceremony puts pressure on writers strike
• Pepsi, Justin Timberlake line up behind Amazon MP3s
• Congress returns to murky political scene complicated by presidential contenders, priorities
• Countrywide bankruptcy was just a baseless rumor, Bank of America chief Lewis says
• Kenya's election dispute ignites decades-old resentments and fears
• U.S. PGA Tour negotiating on whether '08 Barclays stays in Westchester
• Investigators raid Samsung headquarters in corruption probe
• Investigators raid Samsung headquarters in corruption probe
• Analysis: Race bursts into the open in Clinton-Obama confrontation; how much will it matter?
• Westchester CC president says suburban NYC club will lose Barclays tourney
• Samsung Electronics' 4th-quarter net profit falls 6.6 percent
• Bidders set for historic airwaves auction that could raise $15 billion for the US Treasury
• Commissioner leaves child custody ruling against Spears in effect
• BOJ head: US subprime mortgage crisis had bigger-than-expected impact on Japan economy
• BOJ head: US subprime mortgage crisis had bigger-than-expected impact on Japan economy
• Chavez urges world to help free remaining Colombia hostages
• Investigators raid Samsung headquarters in corruption probe
• Investigators raid Samsung headquarters in corruption probe
• Samsung Electronics' 4th-quarter net profit falls 6.6 percent
• Wesley Snipes' tax fraud and conspiracy trial opens in Ocala, Florida
• Samsung Electronics' 4th-quarter net profit falls 6.6 percent
• Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce announces plan to raise $2.7 billion by selling stock
• Clinton, Obama step back from racial controversy; Romney, McCain promise economic revival
• Brazil's Silva to offer Cuba financing, strike deal for Gulf of Mexico oil exploration
• Women tennis players approached to throw matches
• Women tennis players approached to throw matches
• Fiji's Air Pacific adds 3 Boeing 787s to previous order
• Women tennis players approached to throw matches
• Women tennis players approached to throw matches
• Australia's troubled Centro Properties replaces chief executive
• Australia's troubled Centro Properties replaces chief executive
• Study: Cholesterol combo drug Vytorin not superior to solo drug
• Samsung's quarterly profit falls 6.6 percent; stock rises despite raid on group headquarters
• Samsung's quarterly profit falls 6.6 percent; stock rises despite raid on group headquarters
• Court leaves ruling against Britney Spears in effect in child custody case
• Djokovic gets down to business, then jokes around
• Djokovic gets down to business, then jokes around
• Genentech's 4th-quarter profit rises 6 percent, stock falls
• Oil prices steady above US$94 a barrel after adding more than US$1 overnight
• Oil prices steady above US$94 a barrel after adding more than US$1 overnight
• Harrington, Choi lead field for inaugural European-Korean tournament
• Harrington, Choi lead field for inaugural European-Korean tournament
• Hayden out, Rogers to make test debut for Australia
• Hayden out, Rogers to make test debut for Australia
• Harrington, Choi lead field for inaugural European-Korean tournament
• Harrington, Choi lead field for inaugural European-Korean tournament
• Hostage returns to Colombia after 6 years of rebel captivity
• Colom becomes Guatemala's first leftist president in more than 50 years
• Djokovic gets down to business, then jokes around
• Djokovic gets down to business, then jokes around
• BOJ head: US subprime mortgage crisis had bigger-than-expected impact on Japan economy
• BOJ head: US subprime mortgage crisis had bigger-than-expected impact on Japan economy
• Japan conducts first test in Tokyo of ballistic missile shield
• Special prosecutor begins probe of South Korea's president-elect
• Indonesia's Suharto develops potentially lethal blood infection
• Ponting glad that attention is back on the field
• Women tennis players approached to throw matches
• Virginia politician pounces on state law's different truths about theft of cats and dogs
• Stagnant wages, home foreclosures, expensive gas: economy replaces Iraq in US voter concerns
• Dancing, singing or modeling? Hillary Clinton says she'd work the dance floor
• Dallas Opera to play host to world premiere of 'Moby Dick' at its new opera house
• Malkin's hat trick, Conklin's 43 saves lead Pens to 4-1 win over Rangers
• Australia's Babcock & Brown says subprime crisis overstated for infrastructure company
• Australia's Babcock & Brown says subprime crisis overstated for infrastructure company
• Djokovic gets down to business, then jokes around
• Finnish-born Maila Nurmi, who pioneered sexy Goth look as TV's Vampira, dies at 85
• Finnish-born Maila Nurmi, who pioneered sexy Goth look as TV's Vampira, dies at 85