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• Gunmen kidnap two U.S. tourists in Egypt's Sinai (Reut
• Syrian forces break up Hama protest marking killings (
• Street battle rages near Egypt's Interior Ministry (Re
• Bangladeshi Investors Badly Hit by the Stock-Market Crash
• Olympics, World Cup preparation bring evictions (AP)
• Libya enjoys political flowering ahead of elections (R
• More leaks found at crippled Japan nuke plant (AP)
• Job market ekes out tiny gain in January (Reuters)
• Australia's Gillard faces new leadership discontent (R
• Prince William, oil, honor: Why Argentina is pushing to rec
• Spain: What the 'Mona Lisa' Contemporary Copy Reveals
• Can you hear me now? Nigeria arrests Boko Haram spokesman.
• Peyton Manning's doctor gives QB clearance to play (AP
• LA story: 2 Lakers, 2 Clippers get All-Star nods (AP)
• Report: Rangers' Hamilton has relapse with alcohol (AP
• Gagner has NHL's first 8-point game since 1988 (AP)
• 3 die in Egypt clashes over deadly soccer riot (AP)
• Klaus Kroell wins World Cup downhill at Chamonix (AP)
• Unlike Patriots, NFL slow to embrace 'Moneyball' (AP)
• Cubs pitcher Matt Garza's championship ring stolen (AP
• Late-blooming Rose lights up The Garden (Reuters)
• South Carolina women beat No. 8 Tennessee 64-60 (AP)
• Clowe helps Sharks skate past Stars, 5-2 (AP)
• Play called off at Qatar Masters due to wind (AP)
• Dundee was an ambassador for boxing (AP)
• Sato signs with Rahal-Letterman Racing (AP)
• IOC steps up fight against illegal betting (AP)
• Komen struggles to defuse Planned Parenthood crisis (R
• Analysis: Some colleges cut tuition, hasten graduation
• Inside Facebook's IPO: How the Social Web Will Reshape the
• Facebook's Timeline: All My Favorite Mistakes, Organized
• Gay marriage foes to fight expected Washington state law
• Namaste, travelers! SFO opens airport yoga room (AP)
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant (AP)
• Heavy snowstorm hits Colorado on its way east (AP)
• Make My Day law for business advances in Colorado (AP)
• Deported Texas teen maintains alias in jail calls (AP)
• AP Interview: Main says mines can't be complacent (AP)
• Major winter storm sweeping across Colorado (AP)
• Ex-Stanford exec returns for 2nd day of testimony (AP)
• Nuke inspectors focus on `unusual' wear on tubes (AP)
• Obama plans push for veterans jobs programs (AP)
• Unemployment rate hits 8.3 pct. after hiring burst (AP
• Contraception mandate outrages religious groups (AP)
• Supporters rally around Planned Parenthood (AP)
• Def Sec'y Panetta: Pressure must be kept on Iran (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Hackers intercept FBI, UK police call (AP
• Official: 2nd teacher pulled from S. Calif. school (AP
• Rights group says Syrian forces target children (AP)
• Gunmen kidnap 2 Americans and an Egyptian in Sinai (AP
• Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game (AP)
• Steven Tyler defends national anthem performance (AP)
• Job growth surges, jobless rate drops to 8.3 percent (
• Analysis: A sobering look at Facebook (Reuters)
• Merged Glencore, Xstrata would take aim at iron ore (R
• Senate OKs insider trading curbs on lawmakers (Reuters
• U.S. indicts Wegelin bank for helping Americans avoid tax
• Iran warns of retaliation over oil sanctions (Reuters)
• Greece struggles on reform, lenders may face rising (R
• Insight: In PIP implant scandal, a ragged safety net expose
• Ron Paul (and Carol) celebrate 55 years of marriage (T
• Romney actually wants to help 'poor people,' and the right
• Officials warn of tightened security at Super Bowl (AP
• Cordero agrees to one-year deal with Blue Jays (Reuter
• Paul, Griffin lead Clippers past Jazz, 107-105 (AP)
• No. 11 UNLV beats Colorado State 82-63 (AP)
• Gordie Howe's dementia fight personal and public (AP)
• Stanley, Mickelson eager to play (AP)
• Muhammad Ali trainer Dundee dies at 90 (Reuters)
• Daytona 500 purse a record $19 million (AP)
• Transport officials nix Olympic taxi fare increase (AP
• Atlantic City, fallen on hard times, to get facelift (
• Washington state Senate passes gay marriage bill (Reut
• Indiana becomes 23rd "right-to-work" state (Reuters)
• Pacquiao vs. Mayweather: The Fight of the Century Ain't Gon
• Florida: Bracing for a Loss, Gingrich Reinvents Himself as
• Mississippi Supreme Court to decide on Barbour pardons
• New debate: When is medical marijuana "usable?" (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Dallas-Fort Worth emerge from drought (AP
• WA Senate approves bill to legalize gay marriage (AP)
• Sandia Labs engineers create 'self-guided' bullet (AP)
• Trump offers golden graves for silver-spoon set (AP)
• Romney: Not focused on poor, they have safety net (AP)
• Obama links economic policies with faith (AP)
• Treasure hunter says he found $3B WWII wreck (AP)
• Illinois high court to rule in police torture case (AP
• Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents (AP)
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves (AP
• Egyptians blame military for deadly soccer riot (AP)
• AP Exclusive: US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year (AP)
• Romney stock trades clash with divestment pledge (AP)
• Professor documents cancer battle in online videos (AP
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter (AP)
• Cornelius' legacy lives on in Chicago (AP)
• NFL adding new fantasy game with $1 million prize (AP)
• Serbia: 11,000 trapped in remote villages by snow (AP)
• Facebook's Zuckerberg to keep iron grip after IPO (Reu
• Glencore and Xstrata in $80 billion merger talks (Reut
• Jobless claims fall, jobs market slowly healing (Reute
• Sony sees $2.9 billion loss, new CEO warns of pain (Re
• Deutsche Bank's Ackermann era ends in quarterly loss (
• U.S. plans to halt Afghan combat role early (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Hacked companies still not telling investors
• Taliban return seen unlikely threat in reshaped Afghanistan
• August surprise? Iran could have fuel for bomb before US el
• Obama plan to lower mortgage payments could help, but how m
• Patriots' offense set to rebound from subpar game (AP)
• Super Bowl reignites New York-Boston rivalry (Reuters)
• D-Backs reach deals with Montero and Roberts (Reuters)
• Kobe earns rest after Lakers pacify Bobcats (Reuters)
• No. 2 Irish women win 19th straight game (AP)
• Thornton scores 2, Sharks beat Blue Jackets 6-0 (AP)
• Woodland progress with new coach taking time (AP)
• HBO exec: Pacquiao-Mayweather has 'sell-by date' (AP)
• Sutil says Hamilton a 'coward' for not testifying (AP)
• IOC pushing governments to act on illegal betting (AP)
• Bid to halt no-camping rule for DC protesters denied (
• Indiana poised to approve anti-union law (Reuters)
• Ex-Credit Suisse employee surrenders: FBI (Reuters)
• Out-Stumped and Out-Spent, Newt Gingrich Flounders in Flori
• Mitt Romney: The Once and Future Front Runner Looks Beyond
• Prosecutors want non-local jury for Sandusky trial (Re
• World Trade Center design flaw could cost millions (AP
• Romney: 'I'm not concerned about the very poor' (AP)
• New science being used to fight arson convictions (AP)
• Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua dies in Pa. at 88 (AP)
• AP: Changes ahead for foreign exchange program (AP)
• White House chef says Obamas eat seasonal (AP)
• Man charged with homicide in death of baby sitter (AP)
• Lawmakers reach agreement on $63 billion FAA bill (AP)
• Romney says GOP fight strengthens him for fall (AP)
• Analysis: Gingrich campaign needs another comeback (AP
• Attacks by Afghans on US troops often personal (AP)
• Obama to detail broader housing refinance plan (AP)
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise? (AP)
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs after mixup (AP)
• Syrians face crackdown with creativity, humor (AP)
• Ex-Calif. teacher in court on molestation charges (AP)
• 11th victim found days after deadly crash on I-75 (AP)
• Super Bowl advertisers go after "second screens" (AP)
• With Florida victory, Romney is the man to beat (Reute
• Obama to call for $5-10 billion refinance plan (Reuter
• EU blocks "near-monopoly" of D.Boerse-NYSE merger (Reu
• Private sector adds 170,000 jobs in January: ADP (Reut
• Fiat-Chrysler 2012 profit targets beat forecasts (Reut
• Sony names Hirai president and CEO, replacing Stringer
• UK Islamists admit London Stock Exchange bomb plot (Re
• U.S. to charge ex-Suisse traders on subprimes: sources
• Mitt Romney wins big in Florida primary, retakes lead for n
• Occupy Wall St. nonviolence: Is Oakland the exception or th
• Syria forces retake Damascus suburbs; showdown at U.N.
• Libyan militia leader sues former UK spy chief (Reuter
• Italy: Neo-Fascists Claim Ezra Pound, His Family Protests
• EU probes Samsung, Germany blocks its tablets (AP)
• US airstrikes kill 4 al-Qaida militants in Yemen (AP)
• Isolated Peru tribe makes uncomfortable contact (AP)
• Mozambique storm death toll reaches 32 people (AP)
• India to buy 126 Rafale fighter jets in $11B deal (AP)
• Insight: Borrowing spree pushes Canadians to edge of debt c
• Aussie mom clueless about US murder victim's ashes (AP
• Putin's answer to polling fraud: lots of webcams (The
• Afghanistan: The Taliban's Momentum Seems Not Broken (
• Free Syrian Army: Better tool for toppling Syria's Assad th
• Paul leads Clippers past NBA-leading Thunder (AP)
• No. 3 UConn women top No. 5 Duke, 61-45 (AP)
• Former Colts coach Caldwell hired by Ravens (AP)
• Safety Antrel Rolle is Giants voice of discontent (AP)
• WR Deion Branch looking for wins, not attention (AP)
• Former MVP Branch in the background of Patriots offense
• South Korean retailer eyes LA Dodgers dream (Reuters)
• Griffin dunk highlights Clippers win over Thunder (Reu
• Loss to Missouri leaving Texas looking desperate (AP)
• Gaborik bests Lundqvist to earn All-Star MVP honor (AP
• Snedeker wins playoff after Stanley meltdown (AP)
• Don Fullmer, ex-middleweight boxer, dies at 72 (AP)
• Allmendinger caps big offseason with Daytona win (AP)
• London Olympic travel plan: Be patient, drink beer (AP
• Protesters in capital pledge to stay despite ban (Reut
• Marine whose hazing led to a suicide is jailed, demoted
• U.S. set for fourth year of $1 trillion-plus deficit: CBO
• What You Missed While Not Watching The Last Florida GOP Deb
• Despite Carmelo Anthony Trade, NBA's Knicks Keep Losing
• Landowners fight eminent domain in Pa. gas field (AP)
• Texas town relying on tanker trucks for water (AP)
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1T, CBO says (AP)
• Probe: Air Force punished Dover whistleblowers (AP)
• Toy company owners to be sentenced in drug scheme (AP)
• Al-Qaida in decline, but threats to US multiply (AP)
• Occupy protest rekindles debate about flag-burning (AP
• College endowments show growth for FY 2011 (AP)
• Girl Scouts launch leadership campaign for girls (AP)
• Car slams into Conn. house, lands on sleeping man (AP)
• Education: States should do more to reach students (AP
• Obama plays up auto industry success story (AP)
• Russia: UN resolution on Syria is path to war (AP)
• Romney confidently eyeing Fla. primary's big prize (AP
• Home prices dropped in November in most US cities (AP)
• 'Super' PACs set to disclose big donors Tuesday (AP)
• Marine gets jail time, reduced rank in hazing case (AP
• Italy ends search for those missing in shipwreck (AP)
• If Gingrich loses in Fla., can he come back again? (AP
• Officials investigating Illinois reactor shutdown (AP)
• Anger and poverty unite former enemies in Bosnia (AP)
• This Super Bowl rematch anything but trashy (AP)
• As Florida votes, Romney seems in driver's seat (Reute
• S&P warns cuts loom for G20 nations on health costs (R
• Dixons Retail CEO quits to join Apple (Reuters)
• Italian authorities end search for cruise ship bodies
• Toshiba cuts outlook after Q3 profit tumbles (Reuters)
• Greece must pledge tough reforms for debt swap deal (R
• Iran keeping option open on nuclear weapon: U.S. spy chief
• Honda slashes profit outlook on disasters, sees rebound
• Weekend violence in Oakland: Is Occupy movement back, or br
• Who's behind 'toxic' super PAC ads? We may never know.
• Obama's State of the Union: An Optimistic President Talks t
• In State of the Union, Obama Says American Dream in Peril
• Indiana right-to-work law to get final push this week
• Plan would help military families take leave (AP)
• Officers checking robbery find 5 dead in Ala. home (AP
• Pentagon prepares for new military talks with Iraq (AP
• Obama uses tax proposals for his political message (AP
• Occupy protest resurfaces in Oakland after lull (AP)
• AP Enterprise: Monkey owners flee La. crackdown (AP)
• New York police spokesman comes under fire (AP)
• Calif. man faces prison for foiled murder plot (AP)
• Hawaii-based Marine in hazing case goes to trial (AP)
• Syria troops push back in fight on Damascus edges (AP)
• Romney credits change in tactics for Florida surge (AP
• Incomes up strong 0.5 pct., consumer spending flat (AP
• 2 convicted in al-Qaida terror plot in Norway (AP)
• Afghan woman killed, apparently for bearing girl (AP)
• Cause sought for deadly Fla. highway pileup (AP)
• Japan population to shrink by one-third by 2060 (AP)
• Missing Maine toddler's blood found in dad's home (AP)
• `The Help,' Dujardin win at lively SAG Awards (AP)
• Indy battens down hatches for Super Bowl security (AP)
• Polls show Romney surging ahead of Gingrich in Florida
• EU leaders struggle to reconcile austerity, growth (Re
• Consumer spending fizzles in December, savings up (Reu
• Arrests in Oakland protests rise to more than 400 (Reu
• Assad troops fight back against Syria rebels (Reuters)
• Ex UBS trader Adoboli denies fraud, faces trial (Reute
• Citi chairman Parsons considers stepping down: report
• World lacks enough food, fuel as population soars: U.N.
• Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa sees "draconian" cuts ahead
• Mitt Romney: From South Carolina loss to big Florida surge
• Libyan PM calls for security meeting over weapons (Reu
• Netanyahu pessimistic on Mideast peace prospects (Reut
• A Year After Egypt's Uprising: One Revolution, Two Perspect
• Former Italian President Scalfaro dies at 93 (Reuters)
• Israel to clear thousands of mines in desert (AP)
• Peru: 27 killed in fire at rehabilitation center (AP)
• UN chief: Sudan oil crisis a 'threat to peace' (AP)
• Saputo warns of cleaning solution in milk (Reuters)
• Information from Australian PM's aide led to clash (AP
• The working class rises up across Latin America (The C
• The Oil Off Cuba: Washington and Havana Dance at Arms Lengt
• Why exotic animal trade grows in Asia (The Christian S
• Woods falters as Rock wins in Abu Dhabi (AP)
• Michael Shank Racing leads Rolex 24 at Daytona (AP)
• Iowa State stuns No. 5 Kansas, 72-64 (AP)
• Giants' front four set to go after Pats QB Brady (AP)
• Penguins: Crosby dealing with neck injury (AP)
• Column: Colts and Peyton Manning heading for split (AP
• Selig expects expanded playoffs to start this year (AP
• Bucks keep Lakers' road woes going with 100-89 win (AP
• BYU falls short against No. 21 St. Mary's 80-66 (AP)
• Team Alfredsson beats Chara in skills competition (AP)
• 14-year-old becomes youngest winner of tour event (AP)
• Tracy trying to race 1 last year in IndyCar Series (AP
• World ski chief pushing 2022 bid for St. Moritz (AP)
• Sandusky asks court to allow visits with grandchildren
• Three killed when Sacramento commuter train hits vehicle
• Prosecutors plan retrial in Katrina shootings cover-up case
• APNewsBreak: Police seek help on drugged driving (AP)
• Man arrested in slayings of SC officer, Ga. woman (AP)
• Authorities: Man, 2 toddlers found dead in Va home (AP
• St. Louis parade on Iraq War's end draws thousands (AP
• Changes in wake of troubled arms trafficking probe (AP
• Revealing slain victims' rap sheets draws fire (AP)
• Obama pokes fun during dinner for capital elites (AP)
• College presidents wary of Obama cost-control plan (AP
• Celebrity pot busts put tiny Texas county on map (AP)
• Thousands take polar bear plunge in Chesapeake Bay (AP
• Ahead in Florida, Romney turns focus back to Obama (AP
• 300 arrested in daylong Occupy Oakland protests (AP)
• Congress tries to police itself on insider trading (AP
• Russia backs Assad, last friend in Arab world (AP)
• Suu Kyi galvanizes once-repressed Myanmar politics (AP
• Djokovic tops Nadal in marathon Australian final (AP)
• Troopers: At least 9 dead in wrecks on I-75 in Fla (AP
• Egyptians move to reclaim streets through graffiti (AP
• SUV hits light-rail train in Sacramento, killing 3 (AP
• `Beasts of the Southern Wild' wins at Sundance (AP)
• Romney widens lead over Gingrich in Florida: poll (Reu
• Police fire tear gas at Oakland, 200 arrested (Reuters
• Iran upbeat on nuclear visit, delays EU bill (Reuters)
• Greek PM tries to win backing from parties for reforms
• Syrian forces battle to retake Damascus suburbs (Reute
• Trade cheats beware: new U.S. team will come after you: Kir
• Bad weather stops work on capsized Italian cruise ship
• Freddie Mac hired Gingrich as it reshaped strategy (Re
• As GOP presidential contenders dogfight, how's Obama doing?
• 'The Grey': Is film's portrayal of wolves as man-killers to
• As Scottish clamor for independence, English beginning to s
• An Introduction to Messi: An Outsider's Take (Time.com
• As Israeli-Palestinian talks sink, fringe ideas gain tracti
• Woods shoots 69, in contention in Abu Dhabi (AP)
• Vonn wins World Cup super-combined event (AP)
• Colts owner wishes Manning kept comments in-house (AP)
• Bucs hire Rutgers' Greg Schiano as new coach (AP)
• Fielder: Joining Tigers 'kind of a dream' (AP)
• Magic tricked by big Celtics fightback (Reuters)
• Schiano's late departure leaves Rutgers in a bind (AP)
• Levin, Stanley take advantage of easier course (AP)
• Ward Burton to race NASCAR Truck Series at Daytona (AP
• Burning question: Who will light Olympic cauldron? (AP
• Paterno's long goodbye ends with public memorial (Reut
• Texas executes man caught years after crime by DNA (Re
• Facebook takes on 'clickjacking' spammers in court (Re
• Should Undercover Video Be Banned at Livestock Farms?
• Tax Returns and Tithing: How Mitt Romney Gives Away 16% of
• Lawyer gives up $14 million Iowa lottery ticket claim
• St. Louis hosts 1st big parade on Iraq War's end (AP)
• Paterno's son: 'Dad, you won. You can go home now' (AP
• At least 11 hurt at Ohio casino construction site (AP)
• US judge denies bid to block NV mustang roundups (AP)
• Army chief sees greater role for reserves (AP)
• Special operations expanding as wars recede (AP)
• Prison dilemma: surging numbers of older inmates (AP)
• NYPD boss could face questions about probe of son (AP)
• Lawyer withdraws $7.5 million dollar lottery claim (AP
• NC gov's re-election decision could benefit Obama (AP)
• Car makers support Calif.'s new 'clean car' regs (AP)
• Immigrant license repeal falls short in first vote (AP
• Analysis: Romney is fiery, focused in Fla. Debate (AP)
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs (AP)
• Women, children killed in violence-torn Syria city (AP
• Economy grew modest 2.8 pct. in Q4, best in 2011 (AP)
• US cybersecurity efforts trigger privacy concerns (AP)
• Costa offers $14,460 per person for ruined cruise (AP)
• Twitter may censor tweets in individual countries (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 32 at Iraq funeral procession (AP
• Djokovic edges Murray, sets up final vs Nadal (AP)
• Danny Boyle offers glimpse of opening ceremony (AP)
• U.S. growth quickens in Q4, but speed-bumps ahead (Reu
• Romney puts Gingrich on defensive in Florida debate (R
• Ford hit by commodity costs, international woes (Reute
• EU, IMF press Greece on reforms before aid flows (Reut
• James Murdoch to quit GSK board (Reuters)
• Chevron profit falls as refineries, output suffer (Reu
• Japan prices fall, mild deflation to persist (Reuters)
• Costa offers settlement for passengers (Reuters)
• Florida debate: Where's the love? Newt Gingrich hopes audie
• Iran offers nuclear talks. Why the West may prefer to wait.
• Lakers get last word over Clippers in inner-city clash
• No. 12 UNLV beats Boise State 77-72 in OT (AP)
• Canadiens' 7-2 win ends Red Wings' win streak at 7 (AP
• Ogilvy home in San Diego, on a course not familiar (AP
• Harvick says wife is 14 weeks pregnant (AP)
• London's unemployed strive for Olympic jobs (AP)
• Joe Paterno buried after thousands pay vigil (Reuters)
• U.S. commandos free two hostages in daring Somalia raid
• Giffords quits Congress to focus on recovery (Reuters)
• Alaska Airlines ends decades-old prayer card tradition
• Vegas casinos relying more on baccarat (AP)
• Calif. poised to vote on new 'clean car' regs (AP)
• Mayor blasted for 'taco' comment amid bias probe (AP)
• Groups sue over Navy sonar use off Northwest coast (AP
• Courtroom battle splits star's Oklahoma hometown (AP)
• Obama turns attention to energy in key states (AP)
• Lawyer: DA probing NYC police commissioner's son (AP)
• APNewsBreak: US to unveil new forest rules (AP)
• Memorial service to cap 3-day mourning for Paterno (AP
• AP Enterprise: NM license data points to fraud (AP)
• Conn. mayor blasted for 'taco' quip about Latinos (AP)
• More seek unemployment aid, but trend is positive (AP)
• Politics of defense cuts: emphasize the positive (AP)
• Navy SEAL raid in Somalia shows campaign ahead (AP)
• User-friendly health plan summaries at risk (AP)
• AP Interview: Haitian leader could pardon Duvalier (AP
• Oral cancer virus affects 7 percent of Americans (AP)
• Ahmadinejad says Iran ready for nuclear talks (AP)
• Taxpayers still owed $132.9B from bailout: report (AP)
• Royal Ballet star's resignation shocks dance world (AP
• Nadal tops Federer in Australian Open semifinal (AP)
• Bernanke has "finger on trigger" for new bond buys (Re
• Japan's NEC to slash 10,000 jobs (Reuters)
• ECB at centre as Greek debt talks resume (Reuters)
• Analysis: Italy - a buy for the brave (Reuters)
• In historic shift, Fed sets inflation target (Reuters)
• Nintendo sees first annual loss, cuts 3DS forecast (Re
• Europe searches for mythical "jobs and growth" formula
• Syrian troops fight rebels near Damascus (Reuters)
• The bumbling jihadi? Alleged terror backer guessed FBI was
• Why Jerry Brown is standing firm on shaky California high-s
• Gulf monitors leave Syria, League seeks U.N. support (
• Even without Hormuz blockade, Iran has options (Reuter
• Transcripts show Italy captain says was told to approach sh
• U.S. commandos free two pirate hostages in Somalia (Re
• Egyptians Mark the Tahrir Square Revolution's Anniversary
• Soros: Stronger action to stop Europe debt crisis (AP)
• Clashes, mortars kill 7 in Syria (AP)
• 5 police shot dead in town outside Mexico City (AP)
• Japan kept silent on worst nuclear crisis scenario (AP
• APNewsBreak: Fifth arrest made in Megaupload case (AP)
• Rand Paul's TSA moment: airport patdowns around the world
• North Korea's Western Fans Mourn Kim Jong Il's Death (
• Putin harnesses Russian nationalism to boost presidential b
• 2nd day of mourning for Paterno to end with burial (AP
• Djokovic, Murray, Nadal, Federer in Aussie semis (AP)
• 97 arrested for fake Olympic tickets, hotel rooms (AP)
• Column: 'We knew he had 4 concussions' (AP)
• AP source: Fielder and Tigers agree on 9-year deal (AP
• Wizards fire coach Saunders, promote Wittman (AP)
• Great Android apps for Super Bowl XVLI (Appolicious)
• Jorge Posada: 17 seasons, 5 titles and 1 team (AP)
• Aldridge, Camby lead Blazers past Grizzlies 97-84 (AP)
• No. 11 Rutgers women beat No. 23 DePaul 65-64 (AP)
• MacArthur scores 2nd goal in OT, Leafs top Isles (AP)
• Holmes returns from brain surgery (AP)
• Ganassi celebrates run of championships (AP)
• US tops Mexico 4-0 for 1st place in Oly qualifying (AP
• U.S. Marine spared from jail time in Iraq killings (Re
• New York police officer pleads guilty in civil rights case
• What You Missed While Not Watching the Florida GOP Debate
• Newt Gingrich vs.the Establishment: South Carolina Sets Up
• Government opens case against accused swindler Stanford
• APNewsBreak: Bachmann says she'll seek 4th term (AP)
• FACT CHECK: Obama pushes plans that flopped before (AP
• State: 'Serious' questions on GOP pipeline bill (AP)
• In GOP response, Daniels blames Obama for economy (AP)
• NHTSA head said agency pulled no punches on Volt (AP)
• Obama praises special ops forces in hostage rescue (AP
• Convicted Marine apologizes to Iraqi civilians (AP)
• Biden: Obama sought repeatedly to work with GOP (AP)
• US official: SEAL team in rescue also killed Osama (AP
• Okla. hospital must pay $1M to Garth Brooks (AP)
• In Vt., an attorney general's losses raise doubts (AP)
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane (AP)
• Obama to Republicans: Game on (AP)
• Obama speech echoes in town with failed factory (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Delhi ignores own quake peril warnings (AP)
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains (AP)
• Council finds states weakening teacher tenure (AP)
• Iraqi town says justice failed victims of US raid (AP)
• Divisions in Tahrir as Egyptians mark uprising (AP)
• In the era of big boxes, a day for the little guy (AP)
• Sundance documentary examines rape in US military (AP)
• Obama urges taxing the rich, reining in Wall Street (R
• Fed set to push back timing of eventual rate hike (Reu
• Exclusive: Senate investigating HSBC for money laundering
• Apple returns to form, blows Street targets away (Reut
• Gingrich wants to hear his debate fans roar (Reuters)
• Japan's first trade deficit since 1980 raises debt doubts
• Iran's Ahmadinejad ups rates to stem money crisis (Reu
• Greece hopes for debt deal soon, talks to resume (Reut
• Mitt Romney taxes show 'very high' charitable giving tied t
• Marine demoted to private to end Haditha trial. Did militar
• Iran says sanctions to fail, repeats Hormuz threat (Re
• U.S. warns over Bahrain travel before anniversary (Reu
• Hungary EU deal hopes dim, PM in Brussels (Reuters)
• New body found on wrecked Italian ship (Reuters)
• Meet the Western Members of the Kim Jong Il Fan Club (
• European crisis to slow world economy, IMF says (AP)
• Trinidad's former PM in hospital after stroke (AP)
• Aid group: S.Sudan clashes show 'extreme violence' (AP
• India cuts growth forecast, keeps rates unchanged (AP)
• Canada education sector toughest job market (Reuters)
• New Zealand whale stranding kills 36, threatens 40 (AP
• EU approves embargo on Iranian oil, despite economic concer
• Can Europe's Oil Embargo Force Iran to Back Down on its Nuc
• Iran angry over EU unity on oil embargo (The Christian
• Federer wins 1,000th match, will face Nadal (AP)
• Paterno's son: JoePa upbeat, fought cancer to end (AP)
• Woods hoping to resume good play in Abu Dhabi (AP)
• Federal appeals court to hear NASCAR drug case (AP)
• Dayton: Vikings stadium must be at Dome to pass (AP)
• OF Cody Ross agrees to sign with Red Sox (AP)
• Grizzles rally from 20 down to beat Warriors 91-90 (AP
• Players arrive to pay respects to Paterno (AP)
• Kings blast Senators 4-1, move into 1st place (AP)
• Danica Patrick won't run Indy 500 this year (AP)
• Marine pleads guilty, ending final Haditha trial (Reut
• Supreme Court rules police need warrant for GPS tracking
• Penn State mourns longtime coach Joe Paterno (Reuters)
• What You Missed While Not Watching the Last South Carolina
• Romney's $20 Million IRA: A Lousy Investment? (Time.co
• Missing snowmobiler rescued but second found dead (Reu
• Testimony to begin in trial of financier Stanford (AP)
• Job bias claims at record level (AP)
• Senate work can go on as Kirk recovers from stroke (AP
• JFK library to release last of his secret tapes (AP)
• Giffords bids farewell but promises to return (AP)
• Public memorial set for Joe Paterno at Penn State (AP)
• Parties jockey on State of the Union point-scoring (AP
• Murder charge for suspect in shooting of Ky. mayor (AP
• Woman who returned adopted Russian boy faces suit (AP)
• 6-year-old girl missing in frigid Oregon river (AP)
• White House delays release of 2013 budget (AP)
• Romney campaign touts his tax return transparency (AP)
• Analysis: Romney tries pit bull approach in Fla. (AP)
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations (AP
• Moammar Gadhafi loyalists seize Libyan town (AP)
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union (AP)
• Marine faces 3 months in brig for Iraqi deaths (AP)
• Workers to pump oil from grounded cruise Saturday (AP)
• FM says Syria has duty to confront armed groups (AP)
• Team arrives as campus farewell for Paterno begins (AP
• The Northern Lights dance over northern England (AP)
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• Yahoo names PayPal executive new CEO (Reuters)
• Analysis: Fuel test won't hasten Iran bomb: experts (R
• Wall Street opens lower on euro zone focus (Reuters)
• Militias could drag Libya into civil war: NTC chief (R
• In final leg of vote, Egypt's Islamists eye majority (
• NY police say man confesses in firebomb on mosque (Reu
• Iowa caucus results: Deadlock looks unlikely to provide cla
• Ron Paul: Can Kelly Clarkson and Chuck Norris help Paul win
• Prosecutors open case against Egypt's Mubarak (Reuters
• Body found on Queen Elizabeth's country estate (Reuter
• Norwegian beach briefly carpeted with dead herring (AP
• Former Libya rebel groups clash in Tripoli, 5 dead (AP
• Cuban prisoner dies during hunger strike (AP)
• Turkey: Former president indicted for 1980 coup (AP)
• Correspondent reflections: The 10 news events that shaped 2
• Seven women who shaped the world in 2011 (The Christia
• Oklahoma St beats Stanford 41-38 in Fiesta Bowl (AP)
• Oregon outlasts Wisconsin 45-38 in Rose Bowl (AP)
• Beckham set to stay in LA after rejecting PSG (AP)
• Time to peak, playoffs are here (AP)
• Colts' reshuffling begins in front office (AP)
• Column: Another reason you can't go home (AP)
• Missed field goals doom Stanford in Luck's finale (AP)
• Marlins' Ramirez says he'll accept switch to 3B (AP)
• Mavs silence Thunder as unbeaten records fall (Reuters
• No. 12 Michigan St beats No. 18 Georgia in 3OTs (AP)
• Avalanche beat Kings 2-1, now 7-0 in shootouts (AP)
• Healthy again, Woods eyes fast start in Abu Dhabi (AP)
• Mount Rainier body confirmed as suspected gunman (Reut
• German man arrested in rash of Los Angeles fires (Reut
• Anti-Wall Street protesters make a show at Rose Parade
• Surging in Iowa, Santorum Revels in Newfound Attention
• TIME's Fearless Sports Predictions for the Year Ahead
• Prisoner escapes from San Diego area jail in fire truck
• Mount Rainier park remains closed after shooting (AP)
• Woman takes unique road to sue Honda over mileage (AP)
• 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup on I-75 in Kentucky (AP
• Father: Thankful for passers-by who saved children (AP
• NYC police investigate possible bias crimes (AP)
• Navy pilot among 4 found dead at Calif condo (AP)
• Feds seek suspects in Utah deaths, Nevada shooting (AP
• William Carey, donated millions to education, dies (AP
• Expert: Wastewater well in Ohio triggered quakes (AP)
• GOP candidates vie for voters' trust in fluid Iowa (AP
• Obama readying for re-election bid after vacation (AP)
• Los Angeles police probe motive in arson spree (AP)
• Taliban strike deal with Qatar on office there (AP)
• Iran warns US carrier: Don't come back to Gulf (AP)
• 150 children lose parents in South Sudan violence (AP)
• Russia's Putin dreams of sweeping Eurasian Union (AP)
• Murder most foul on UK queen's estate (AP)
• Photos of dead aim to bring new life to cold cases (AP
• Online gambling fight now about when, who — not if (A
• Tight race in Iowa kicks off 2012 campaign (Reuters)
• Iran threatens U.S. Navy as sanctions hit economy (Reu
• Arab League says Syria monitors helping, activists skeptica
• Wall St jumps at open after Chinese, German data (Reut
• Construction spending near 1-1/2 high in November (Reu
• Exclusive: Pakistan Taliban commanders "at each other's thr
• Sinopec to buy some Devon U.S. shale assets for $2.2 billio
• New FAO chief says food prices may ease in 2012 (Reute
• Iran currency plummets: A sign US sanctions are taking hold
• What Iowa caucuses mean for Democrats (The Christian S
• Up to 50,000 flee South Sudan tribal turmoil: U.N. (Re
• Are Aries More Likely to Be Criminals? (Time.com)
• Jewish friend of late Pope John Paul II dies (AP)
• Church announces dates for pope's Cuba trip (AP)
• Boat capsizes in Kenya; 7 dead, 1 dozen missing (AP)
• Iranian border guards still in Pakistani custody (AP)
• Caterpillar moves to lock out CAW workers (Reuters)
• A Bus Driver in Southern China Dies of Bird Flu. Could the
• Broncos, Giants win divisions; Patriots top AFC (AP)
• Broncos in playoffs despite 7-3 loss to Chiefs (AP)
• Ravens beat Bengals 24-16 for AFC North title (AP)
• Steelers lose Mendenhall in season-ending win (AP)
• Brees, Saints set records, beat Panthers, 45-17 (AP)
• Texans ready to move on from 23-22 loss to Titans (AP)
• GA police car hits SUV; Braves trainer's wife dies (AP
• Heat scorches Bobcats to go 5-0 (Reuters)
• Slumping No. 22 Pitt falls to Cincinnati 66-63 (AP)
• Predators beat Flames 5-3 (AP)
• Afghan girls throw punches, aim for Olympic gold (Reut
• Mount Rainier National Park ranger killed, gunman loose
• Police want to question man in Los Angeles arson attacks
• New York police arrest dozens of anti-Wall Street protester
• Oakland Raiders fan falls from bleachers after game (R
• High court to hear environmental case from Idaho (AP)
• Debate over who needs a thyroid check in pregnancy (AP
• Husband of Mass. shooting victim questions hunter (AP)
• Pakistan, US assume less cooperation in future (AP)
• Islamic group condemns NYC fire attacks (AP)
• Paralyzed Carolina bride still hopes to walk again (AP
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute (AP
• New Year's shooting at Calif. condo leaves 4 dead (AP)
• Rose Parade to kick off with pageantry and protest (AP
• NASA starts off new year with mission to the moon (AP)
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul (AP)
• Arab League says Syria withdrew tanks from cities (AP)
• All visitors evacuated from Rainier; gunman sought (AP
• `Person of interest' detained in LA car arson case (AP
• South Korea says 'new era' possible for Koreas (AP)
• Passers-by rescue children from icy Utah river (AP)
• French journalist found dead in Yemen (AP)
• Mubarak trial resumes amid acquittal speculation (AP)
• Slain federal agent was getting dad's cancer meds (AP)
• Giants win NFC East, beat Cowboys 31-14 (AP)
• Syrian army pulls back from cities: Arab League (Reute
• With 48 hours left, Romney eyes Iowa breakthrough (Reu
• Iran test-fires missiles in Gulf exercise (Reuters)
• Sarkozy, Merkel to meet in Berlin on January 9 (Reuter
• Factory output subdued going into 2012 (Reuters)
• Analysis: U.S. fighter sales soar in time for campaign
• Bachmann seeks miracle in presidential race (Reuters)
• Prosecutors to take stage Tuesday in Mubarak trial (Re
• Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg: 'Republican Party is in
• Occupy the Rose Bowl Parade: Protesters gearing up to march
• Arab body says monitors should quit Syria promptly (Re
• Feeling marginalized, some Iraq Sunnis eye autonomy (R
• Iran fires radar-beating missile during Gulf drill (Re
• Bubbly Battle: Will Prosecco Edge Out Champagne on New Year
• Pope: future hopes lie with youth (AP)
• Palestinians: Negotiators to meet in Jordan (AP)
• Argentine governor dies shots to head (AP)
• Nine die, 50 hurt in botched Congo jail break (Reuters
• NKorea vows to defend Kim Jong Un 'unto death' (AP)
• Caterpillar unit rejects CAW contract extension request
• Philippine police: Ransom demanded for Australian (AP)
• Forest fire cuts across Chilean Patagonia (The Christi
• Virginia can't keep pace in 43-24 loss to Auburn (AP)
• No. 13 Indiana rallies past No. 2 Ohio St. 74-70 (AP)
• Padres get Quentin from White Sox for 2 prospects (AP)
• Aggies get 33-22 win over Northwestern (AP)
• Cincinnati beats Vanderbilt 31-24 in Liberty Bowl (AP)
• Vikings CB Sapp cited for misdemeanor assault (AP)
• Police car-SUV crash: Wife of Braves trainer dies (AP)
• Ginobili leads Spurs past Jazz, 104-89 (AP)
• Marshall leads No. 19 UNLV past Hawaii 74-69 (AP)
• Throngs of Times Square revelers ring in 2012 (Reuters
• Obama strikes hopeful note in year-end address (Reuter
• Man with explosives stopped at Texas airport (Reuters)
• Mitt Romney: A Candidate's Rhetorical Evolution (Time.
• Winds, winter storms snarl some holiday travel (Reuter
• Dead blackbirds fall again in Arkansas town (AP)
• 4.0 earthquake strikes in northeast Ohio (AP)
• Chief justice defends court's impartiality (AP)
• Monkey stolen from SF Zoo found scared but healthy (AP
• Obama signs defense bill despite 'reservations' (AP)
• Sandwich caregivers balance dual responsibilities (AP)
• State revenue rises, but not enough to offset cuts (AP
• Bright spots, dark clouds — Obama seeks right tone (A
• NYC, world ring in 2012, bid adieu to a tough 2011 (AP
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters (AP)
• French defense minister backs Taliban talks (AP)
• Yemenis rally, demand president face trial (AP)
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers (AP
• More car fires hit LA on New Year's (AP)
• Pharmacy robber, federal agent shot dead in NY (AP)
• NASA probe circling the moon on New Year's Eve (AP)
• Fire rages at massive former Ill. clock factory (AP)
• Romney leads Paul in Iowa poll, Santorum surges (Reute
• Insight: West in political crisis has echoes of 1930s
• Exclusive: U.S. is top 2012 property investment pick (
• North Korea calls for "human shields" to protect new leader
• U.S. imposes sanctions on banks dealing with Iran (Reu
• Iran successfully tests domestically made nuclear fuel rods
• Troops, tanks patrol in northeast Nigeria (Reuters)
• Romney runs strong, but can he connect with voters? (R
• Antiabortion ads from outlier presidential candidate raise
• Which GOP rivals would vote for Ron Paul if he's GOP nomine
• Yemen protesters demand end to southern fighting (Reut
• Ethiopia troops attack rebels in Somali town: residents
• Libya's Army Tries to Reassert Itself in Face of Militias
• Turkey airstrike: mourners pummel local official (AP)
• Egypt arrests Christian over anti-Prophet posting (AP)
• For Colombia ex-fighters, few jobs and crime pays (AP)
• China's Hu lauds military promotion for young Kim (Reu
• CAW authorizes strike against London Caterpillar plant
• Arrow shot kills 8-year-old Australian girl (AP)
• New Zealand's violent gangs try to clean up their act
• Will Chinese Baseball Make It to the American Big Leagues?
• After all the street protests, India fails to pass anticorr
• Patriots QB Brady probable for finale versus Bills (AP
• Djokovic beats Ferrer to win Abu Dhabi exhibition (AP)
• Blackburn stuns Man United 3-2 in Premier League (AP)
• No. 19 Oklahoma beats Iowa 31-14 in Insight Bowl (AP)
• No one hurt after camera falls at Insight Bowl (AP)
• LeGrand-inspired Rutgers wins Pinstripe Bowl 27-13 (AP
• Cardinals' Dockett fined for two incidents in loss to Benga
• Bulls pull away in 4th to beat Clippers 114-101 (AP)
• Iowa loses 31-14 to No. 19 Sooners in Insight Bowl (AP
• Clarke, McIlroy honored by Queen after major wins (AP)
• Lesnar retires after first-round loss at UFC 141 (AP)
• Williams F1 co-founder steps down from board (AP)
• Financial dispute delays 9/11 museum opening (Reuters)
• Maryland abortion doctors charged with murder (Reuters
• New court challenge to Wisconsin union law filed (Reut
• Why Iowa Shouldn't Vote First Any More (Time.com)
• Police suspect foul play in case of missing Maine toddler
• US seals $3.48B missiles, technology sale to UAE (AP)
• CDC, FDA say powdered infant formula not tainted (AP)
• Etta James condition better, taken off respirator (AP)
• Grocery stores pull Arizona lettuce from shelves (AP)
• Funeral next week for Conn. Christmas fire victims (AP
• Foul play suspected in Maine girl's disappearance (AP)
• Baby sitter murder charge in Indiana girl's death (AP)
• Authorities say 8 dead in Texas vehicle crash (AP)
• Deschanel, Gordon-Levitt post New Year's Eve duet (AP)
• Guilty plea in muni bond indictments (AP)
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year (AP
• In 2012, Obama to press ahead without Congress (AP)
• Hope reigns as Americans prepare to ring in 2012 (AP)
• Iowa leaders Romney, Paul leave stage to rivals (AP)
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks with world powers (AP)
• Syrian opposition groups unite against Assad (AP)
• Obama hopeful for more economic progress in 2012 (AP)
• Police: More cars set afire in LA, arson suspected (AP
• Ethiopia troops enter Somalia, control border town (AP
• Moon countdown: Hours until 1st NASA probe arrives (AP
• Tight race in Iowa kicks off White House campaign (Reu
• Boeing wins $3.48 billion U.S. missile contract (Reute
• Syrian opposition fears failure of Arab mission (Reute
• Iran delays missile test (Reuters)
• China moving to more convertible yuan: Zhou (Reuters)
• Verizon ditches $2 fee after customer uproar (Reuters)
• Iraq celebrates U.S. withdrawal (Reuters)
• Nigeria's Jonathan vows to "crush terrorists" (Reuters
• Iran to fire long-range missiles in drill: agency (Reu
• Libya's Army Tries to Reassert Itself, as Militias Have The
• Turkey: funerals held after air strike (AP)
• Iraqis celebrate departure of American forces (AP)
• Jamaica's opposition wins elections in a landslide (AP
• Pakistan judicial commission to probe memo scandal (AP
• CAW seeks strike OK at Caterpillar plant (Reuters)
• Accused Sydney robber flees to Chinese consulate (AP)
• US 'deeply concerned' after Egypt raids NGO offices (T
• Will Chinese Baseball Make it to the Big Leagues? (Tim
• Job of Jamaica's youngest prime minister ever is up for gra
• Florida State rallies to beat Notre Dame (AP)
• Durant leads Thunder past Mavericks 104-102 (AP)
• Brady returns to practice after report of injury (AP)
• Roethlisberger says he'll be on the field Sunday (AP)
• Michael Jordan engaged to model Yvette Prieto (AP)
• Roethlisberger aims to play through pain against Browns
• IRS sues Yankees' Hal Steinbrenner over tax refund (AP
• Kobe shrugs of wrist injury as Lakers beat Knicks (Reu
• QB Price shines for Huskies in amazing Alamo loss (AP)
• Sedin brothers lead Canucks over Ducks 5-2 (AP)
• Donald, Tseng, Lehman win golf writers' awards (AP)
• Dover International Speedway to widen seats (AP)
• Andrew Lloyd Webber: Olympics will hit theaters (AP)
• Harrisburg council approves budget, mayor ponders veto
• Facebook photos lead to child abuse arrests in Arizona
• A Marine in Afghanistan Reflects on Her Country's Problems
• Busloads of ski-bound teens turn pot over to Nevada police
• NY bill would require bachelor's degrees for RNs (AP)
• List: 'Baby bump' dumped, 'amazing' phrases banned (AP
• US finalizes deal to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia (AP)
• Obama lays wreath at Pearl Harbor memorial (AP)
• Domestic policy chief starts, leaves amid crises (AP)
• Advocates: More gay-friendly senior housing needed (AP
• Florida was weird as only it can be in 2011 (AP)
• Marine says he plugged gunshot wounds with fingers (AP
• Court OKs immunity for telecoms in wiretap case (AP)
• Scholars want help identifying slaves' origins (AP)
• Federal judge blocks Calif. low-carbon fuels rule (AP)
• 2 dead, 61 hurt in 40-vehicle New Orleans pileup (AP)
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader (AP
• Once an afterthought, Romney eyes Iowa with hope (AP)
• US wants 2012 talks for Taliban political office (AP)
• Hundreds of thousands of Syrians protest govt (AP)
• Deaths in Somalia underscore risks MSF endures (AP)
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military (AP)
• For Gingrich, it's a struggle to stay on message (AP)
• Russia: Nuclear submarine fire finally out (AP)
• Griffin, Baylor win record-breaking Alamo Bowl (AP)
• New details rekindle HP-Hurd flap (Reuters)
• China's factories falter, pro-growth policies eyed (Re
• Spain to cut 2012 spending by $11.5 billion (Reuters)
• North Korea's new leaders lash out at South Korea and allie
• Ten dead as Syrians stage mass protests (Reuters)
• Exclusive: U.S. mulls transfer of senior Taliban prisoner
• Israel kills al Qaeda-linked chief in Gaza strike (Reu
• Insight: Dark holiday in Detroit as Church downsizes (
• 'Racist newsletter' timeline: What Ron Paul has said (
• Gulf oil spill could result in criminal charges for BP empl
• Macedonia: Europe's New Hotspot for Illegal Immigrants
• China wins $700 million Afghan oil and gas deal. Why didn't
• Top-ranked Syracuse beats Seton Hall 75-49 (AP)
• Ash leads Texas over Cal 21-10 in Holiday Bowl (AP)
• Toledo holds off Air Force 42-41 in Military Bowl (AP)
• Jones-Drew: Suits fuel NFL's concussion changes (AP)
• Pac-12, Big Ten plan to expand without expanding (AP)
• Nadal plans to rest shoulder injury in February (AP)
• Dolphins' Taylor to retire after Sunday's game (Reuter
• A's trade closer Bailey, OF Sweeney to Red Sox (AP)
• Spurs dampen Clippers buzz with big win (Reuters)
• No. 19 UNLV beats Central Arkansas 124-75 (AP)
• US women's hockey pioneer Angela Ruggiero retires (AP)
• Vigil honors victims of Texas Christmas shooting (Reut
• Washington's big dig aims to clean up "nation's river"
• Three Tennessee miners rescued after fire (Reuters)
• Why the NFL Needs a Concussion Referee (Time.com)
• 12 Days Till Iowa: Ron Paul Is Not a Politician (Time.
• U.S. police fatalities up in 2011: report (Reuters)
• Family 'devastated' by Conn. Christmas house fire (AP)
• Did Cheetah from 1930s Tarzan flicks die? (AP)
• AP sources: US to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia (AP)
• Vt. set to reopen last highway destroyed by Irene (AP)
• APNewsbreak: Titanic artifacts headed to auction (AP)
• Appeals court: Ark. can't stop desegregation funds (AP
• Father of slain girl says he's overcome with grief (AP
• Fatal Conn. fire reminds homeowners of ash dangers (AP
• Mom of Iran detainee questions alleged confession (AP)
• 3 miners rescued from Tenn. mine after fire (AP)
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws (AP)
• North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader' (AP)
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines (AP)
• Odd notes, mad-dash trips mark Iowa closing sprint (AP
• Syrians fire on protesters near monitors, kill 4 (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: In 2012, it can only get better (AP)
• Iowa voters hold sway over how president is chosen (AP
• Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayor's breakfast (AP
• Worst year in decades for elephants (AP)
• Stanford archives offer window into Apple origins (AP)
• Snow church opens in Bavaria (AP)
• Alibaba hires U.S. lobbying firm as it eyes Yahoo (Reu
• Italy seeks bigger euro fund after tough debt sale (Re
• Syrian forces kill 11 protesters, monitors reach 2 cities
• North Korea hails nuclear, military feats of Kim Jong-il
• Retail sales resilient in final holiday stretch (Reute
• Turkey strike kills 35, Kurds decry "massacre" (Reuter
• Iowa's moderate Republicans: an edge for Romney? (Reut
• Iran warns U.S. over Strait of Hormuz (Reuters)
• Egypt's Mubarak returns to court in landmark trial (Re
• Cuban MBAs? A Spanish School Hopes to Train Havana's Future
• Italy raises $14 billion at much lower cost (AP)
• Clergymen clash at Bethlehem birthplace of Jesus (AP)
• More than 1 million children work in Brazil (AP)
• Nigerian court rejects challenge to Jonathan win (Reut
• China blames 54 officials for bullet train crash (AP)
• A spitting incident sets off Israeli frustration with Jewis
• North Koreans' Tears, Sadness Upon Kim Jong Il's Death
• English flout hunting ban in foxy style (The Christian
• Lakers rout Jazz, easily avoid 0-3 season start (AP)
• Cole comes up big, Heat beat Celtics 115-107 (AP)
• Column: Heat draining suspense out of young season (AP
• Payton not divulging plan for Brees in finale (AP)
• Patriots, 49ers lead Pro Bowl rosters (AP)
• Amerson helps NC State beat Louisville 31-24 (AP)
• Mid-February trial date for Packers LB Erik Walden (AP
• Rookie Cole crucial as Miami beat Boston (Reuters)
• Stanford believes it's primed to stay on top (AP)
• Kane's 2 goals lead Jets past Avalanche 4-1 (AP)
• A look back at 2011 with tales from the tour (AP)
• Tony Stewart set for Chili Bowl Nationals (AP)
• Police name Texas Christmas shooting suspect (Reuters)
• Police say neighbor confessed in death of Indiana girl
• Police offer reward for lead in missing Maine toddler case
• A Christian on Hitchens' Atheism and Lowe's Muslim Problem
• Suspect in Ind. girl's death cared for her grandpa (AP
• Can foreign tourists help US economy? (AP)
• Lawyer says soldier shooting client was attacked (AP)
• As Iraq War ends, no parade for troops is imminent (AP
• Nelson retirement opens Neb.'s Senate seat to GOP (AP)
• US police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011 to 173 (AP)
• Firefighters offered counseling after deadly fire (AP)
• Strong winds cause long NYC airport delays (AP)
• NY Rep. King: Iraq releases 3 security contractors (AP
• Yemen's leader causes headaches in Washington (AP)
• General: Improve US coordination with Pakistan (AP)
• Obama nominates 2 to Federal Reserve Board (AP)
• TV producer won't fight extradition to Mexico (AP)
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale (AP)
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il (AP)
• Iran warns of closing strategic oil route (AP)
• Activists: Syrian troops kill 6 protesters in Hama (AP
• Paul's surge prompting a new look from GOP voters (AP)
• Gingrich sharpens attacks on Romney, Paul (AP)
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not (AP)
• Against odds, Lipitor became world's top seller (AP)
• Cheetah the chimp from 1930s Tarzan flicks dies (AP)
• Cranky croc steals Aussie zoo worker's lawn mower (AP)
• Snow and tears mark funeral for North Korean leader (R
• Obama taps economist, banker as Fed governors (Reuters
• Deutsche Boerse, NYSE extend merger deadline to sway Europe
• Analysis: China needs new policy course as capital tide tur
• Iran navy chief says closing Gulf "really easy" (Reute
• "Nothing frightening" seen in Syria protest hotbed: monitor
• Seven hurt as bomb hits Arabic school in Nigeria (Reut
• More trouble for Gingrich as Iowa campaign quickens (R
• Obama sees approval rating rise. Is it the economy or somet
• Wisconsin recall: Should taxpayers pay extra to verify peti
• Northern Nigerian Christians warn of religious war (Re
• Greek conservatives drop February election demand (Reu
• Foes, backers of Yemen transition deal fight in Sanaa
• US extradites war crimes suspect to Bosnia (AP)
• Egypt court bans military 'virginity tests' (AP)
• US suspends search for bartender who jumped ship (AP)
• Swedish reporters sentenced to 11 yrs in Ethiopia (AP)
• Pakistani president warns top court in scandal (AP)
• Repairs to stricken boat in Antarctica going well (AP)
• Is model Turkey sliding into authoritarianism? (The Ch
• South Korea peace seekers meet new leader of the North
• Brees sets passing mark, Saints top Falcons 45-16 (AP)
• Vikings expect Peterson back for start of 2012 (AP)
• Kings open season with 100-91 win over Lakers (AP)
• Lawson, Nuggets cruise by defenseless Mavs 115-93 (AP)
• Syracuse on top of AP hoops poll for 3rd week (AP)
• Baylor still No. 1 in AP women's basketball poll (AP)
• Column: Cheap tickets from a cheap franchise (AP)
• Rangers C Torrealba suspended by Venezuelan league (AP
• Youthful Kings reign over slow-starting Lakers (Reuter
• Missouri beats UNC 41-24 in Independence Bowl (AP)
• Canucks waste 3-0 lead, hold on to beat Oilers 5-3 (AP
• Gunman in Santa suit killed six, self in Texas: police
• Detroit police say 3 deaths tied to dating services site
• Christmas morning blaze kills 5 in Connecticut family
• Disgraced ex-journalist fights for CA law license (AP)
• Colleges and suicide threats: when to call home? (AP)
• Maine police chief: Someone took missing toddler (AP)
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried (AP)
• State cuts to Medicaid affect patients, providers (AP)
• Conn. fire victim had career as safety chief (AP)
• Helicopter crash kills 3, puts transplant on hold (AP)
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives (AP
• Soldier shot at homecoming in critical condition (AP)
• US cities struggle to control sewer overflows (AP)
• Syria pulls tanks from Homs as Arab monitors visit (AP
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa (AP)
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable (AP
• Missing Ind. girl found dead, babysitter arrested (AP)
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities (AP)
• Israeli girl's plight highlights Jewish extremism (AP)
• What to look for at NKorea funeral for Kim Jong Il (AP
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers (AP)
• Britain's Prince Philip leaves hospital (AP)
• Facebook unwelcome in Vietnam, but Zuckerberg OK (AP)
• Sears to close more stores as holiday sales slump (Reu
• Insight: FDA warned PIP on breast implant safety (Reut
• Analysis: U.S. rental demand lifts housing sector (Reu
• Mass anti-Assad protest in Syria's Homs as monitors (R
• Iraqi al Qaeda group says behind Baghdad bombings (Reu
• GSM phones vulnerable to hijack scams: researcher (Reu
• E&Y audit panel says no violations in Olympus handover
• Paul builds campaign on doomsday scenarios (Reuters)
• Intelligence firm Stratfor reels after data breach. What di
• Fuller picture emerges of fatal, chaotic US-Pakistan firefi
• Israeli lawmakers weigh recognizing Armenian genocide
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Militants Strike on Christmas Day
• Sadrists call for new elections in Iraq (AP)
• Mexican army: Ally's arrest is blow to 'El Chapo' (AP)
• Zimbabwe: 11 drown in holiday boating accident (AP)
• Icebreaker reaches stricken Russian fishing vessel (AP
• Why India pulled the welcome mat for Wal-Mart (The Chr
• Brazil takes on an centuries-old foe: corruption (The
• Packers beat Bears 35-21, clinch No. 1 seed (AP)
• Bulls rally to stun Lakers on Rose's winner (AP)
• LeBron scores 37 points, Heat beat Mavs 105-94 (AP)
• Chris Paul, Clips beat Warriors 105-86 in opener (AP)
• Lions in, Eagles out, heading into NFL finales (AP)
• Broncos, Ravens, hold advantages (AP)
• Some NFL players still willing to hide concussions (AP
• Durant helps Thunder beat Magic in opener (AP)
• No. 14 Xavier tops So. Illinois 87-77 in Hawaii (AP)
• Leafs coach Ron Wilson gets contract extension (AP)
• Obamas go to church, dine in for Christmas in Hawaii (
• Rare white Christmas graces Texas panhandle (Reuters)
• Nine shot at Tennessee teenagers' party (Reuters)
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits (AP)
• NY sheriff hawks naming rights for helicopter (AP)
• Uncertainty over rebuilding after Texas wildfires (AP)
• Doctors, moms take on No. 1 polluter in Utah (AP)
• Obama spends Christmas with family, military (AP)
• Decades later, a Cold War secret is revealed (AP)
• Soldier paralyzed in shooting at homecoming party (AP)
• Police find 7 dead in Fort Worth-area apartment (AP)
• Mead Johnson: No bacteria found in infant formula (AP)
• Back in campaign mode, presidential hopefuls focus (AP
• Nigerians fear more church attacks after 39 killed (AP
• US weighing travel request for Yemen's president (AP)
• Kim Jong Il's heir meets with SKorean delegation (AP)
• 7 people shot dead in Texas home, motive unclear (AP)
• Darfur rebels confirm death of their leader (AP)
• Fire at Conn. home kills ad exec's 3 kids, parents (AP
• London subway strike delays Boxing Day shoppers (AP)
• Arab monitors head to Syria, government kills 20 (AP)
• FBI shooting range is popular deer hangout (AP)
• Nigeria leaders rapped after Islamists attack churches
• Japan urges China to help keep North Korea in check (R
• Syrian tanks fire, 20 dead as Homs awaits monitors (Re
• Exclusive: Afghanistan sets ground rules for Taliban talks
• Sony to sell LCD venture stake to Samsung for $940 million
• Seven shot dead in "Christmas Capital of Texas" (Reute
• Suicide bomber kills 7 outside Iraq ministry (Reuters)
• U.S. mulling Yemen's Saleh travel request: official (R
• Girl's plight deepens Israel debate on zealot Jews (Re
• North Korean power-behind-throne emerges as neighbors meet
• German Court Rules Muslim Student Disturbed the Peace by Pr
• Bethlehem Christmas joyful, crowded, rainy (AP)
• 38 Haitian migrants die when boat sinks off Cuba (AP)
• Egypt releases prominent blogger pending investigation
• Pakistani cricketer draws over 100,000 to rally (AP)
• Sea Shepherd says drones find, photograph Japan's whaling f
• Huge protest demanding fair Russian elections hits Moscow
• Russia's Crisis: This Winter, the Bears Will Not Hibernate
• As Christmas arrives, crisis for Mideast Christians (T
• Lions get wild card; Patriots earn playoff bye (AP)
• Lions rout Chargers 38-10 to clinch playoff spot (AP)
• Vick, Eagles beat Cowboys 20-7 in snoozer (AP)
• Brady leads comeback, Patriots top Dolphins 27-24 (AP)
• Cruz, Bradshaw lead Giants past Jets 29-14 (AP)
• Newton sets rookie passing mark, Panthers top Bucs (AP
• Cowboys play it safe, rest Romo, Felix vs. Philly (AP)
• New look Clippers ready to deal with great expectations
• No. 22 Southern Miss tops Nevada in Hawaii Bowl (AP)
• Favorable forecasts are gift for most holiday travelers
• Toddler shoots 5-year-old to death near Denver (Reuter
• Ohio plane crash leaves 2 dead, 1 injured (Reuters)
• Boston student re-united with $170,000 violin (Reuters
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• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. Ballot (AP)
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• Senate approves two-month extension of payroll tax cut
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• Exclusive: Pakistan army wants Zardari out but not a coup
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• Defense rests case in WikiLeaks military hearing (AP)
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• Prosecutor: Fiesta Bowl probe shows changes needed (AP
• Mass. man convicted of conspiring to help al-Qaida (AP
• Reid to Boehner: OK compromise payroll tax cut now (AP
• Romney says Gingrich can't take heat of a campaign (AP
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• Activists say at least 100 killed in Syrian town (AP)
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• Pilot told of icing before NJ crash that killed 5 (AP)
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• Exclusive: North Korea's military to share power with Kim's
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• Insight: Boehner leadership in focus in tax cut debate
• Iraq's Maliki summons parties, Sunnis rebuff (Reuters)
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• China hackers breached U.S. Chamber of Commerce: report
• Insight: Russia says no to West's way with HIV (Reuter
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• Why 2012 could be the year of the third-party candidate
• Arab peace monitors to arrive in Syria Thursday (Reute
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• Philippines declares calamity as storm toll nears 1,000
• In the Former Rebel Capital: Benghazi Protests Libya's New
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• Brazil: 3 priests sentenced in sex abuse of minors (AP
• Libyan leader returns to University of Washington (AP)
• Britain's Cameron visits troops in Afghanistan (AP)
• Federal government imposes "sustainable" health funding for
• Sharks and goats dot quest for good wine on the cheap
• Kim Jong-il's death brings end to era of cruelty, mystery
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• AD says Ohio State will find out NCAA fate today (AP)
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• Penn State saga voted AP sports story of year (AP)
• AP source: Paterno out of hospital, improving (AP)
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• Thompson, Ryu to play Australian Women's Masters (AP)
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• Berenson returning to U.S. after Peru prison (Reuters)
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• House GOP to reject stopgap payroll tax cut (AP)
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• Finally, some bipartisanship — oops, nevermind (AP)
• Kim Jong Il body displayed behind glass, flowers (AP)
• Paroled American Berenson arrives in US (AP)
• Egypt's ruling generals face mounting criticism (AP)
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• Iraq's Sunni VP denies charges he ran hit squad (AP)
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• In mourning, hermit kingdom North Korea seals itself off
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• Why the 2012 election could all come down to Florida (
• Egypt clashes move into fourth day (Reuters)
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• Saab files for bankruptcy after Chinese deal fails (AP
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• Canada's Flaherty says Europe hasn't done enough (Reut
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• Southwest, plains face blizzard warnings in big storm
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• Exclusive: CME Trust's charity grants halt on MF failure
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• Officials: US weighs NKorea policy after Kim death (AP
• Analysis: Nuke talks uncertain after Kim's death (AP)
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• Paul leads in Iowa as Gingrich support erodes: poll (R
• Exclusive: Secret U.S., Taliban talks reach turning point
• Syria signs deal to let in Arab monitors (Reuters)
• Philippines mulls mass graves after typhoon kills hundreds
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• In Cuba property thaw, new hope for a decayed icon (AP
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• Australia to probe 31-year mystery of baby's death again
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• Vaclav Havel, leader of "Velvet Revolution," dies (Reu
• Philippines searches for hundreds after typhoon kills 650
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• Ecclestone gives US another week to save GP (AP)
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• Enraged Pakistan says NATO attack threatens war on terror
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• Pakistan army says NATO attack was blatant aggression
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• Court order allows Occupy Wall St. protesters back (AP
• Syrian soldiers killed in clash with defectors (AP)
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost (AP)
• Stocks waver; Wal-Mart slumps as earnings fall (AP)
• Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys (AP)
• House-Senate negotiators unveil spending bill (AP)
• Justices unlikely to have last word on health care (AP
• Cain's trouble with women voters threatens GOP bid (AP
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• Kenya police car hit by bomb in refugee camp (Reuters)
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• Jordan's king says Syrian leader should step down: report
• Bomb kills 10, wounds 27 in northern Myanmar (Reuters)
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• Is Europe's Crisis a Glimpse of America's Future? (Tim
• EU ministers postpone decision on further Iran sanctions
• Family: 5 jailed UAE activists on hunger strike (AP)
• Monkeys attack man who invaded Brazil zoo pit (AP)
• Tourists invited to see erupting Congo volcano (AP)
• Turkish official: Quake-hit Van a 'ghost city' (AP)
• New Zealand crews pump all oil from grounded ship (AP)
• Mystery surrounds deadly blast at Iran ammunition depot
• Why the U.S. Is Giving Bomb Training to Thai Police (T
• Brady throws 3 TDs as Pats beat Jets 37-16 (AP)
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• Cardinals choose Matheny as La Russa's successor (AP)
• Jets bemoan mistakes in 37-16 loss to Patriots (AP)
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• Howard hosts exhibition as gift to 'our city' (AP)
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• Luongo leads Canucks past Islanders, 4-1 (AP)
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• Funeral set for boxing legend Smokin' Joe Frazier (AP)
• Worsham, Hagan race to first NHRA season titles (AP)
• Need an Olympic party venue? Maybe the Throne Room (AP
• Police move into Oakland Occupy protest camp (Reuters)
• Penn State prays for abuse victims, perpetrators (Reut
• Portland police arrest over 50 as protest camps cleared
• The Firing of Joe Paterno: Why The Penn State Unrest Was Se
• Chelsea Clinton named NBC special correspondent (Reute
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• Obama pushes Congress' deficit panel to act (AP)
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• Candidates seek to limit federal role in education (AP
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• USDA: 'Locally grown' food a $4.8 billion business (AP
• No aloha: Obama skips out on APEC tradition (AP)
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• Obama urges Congress to reach consensus on deficit (AP
• Police clear out downtown Occupy Oakland camp (AP)
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• Jordan's king urges Syria's Assad to step down (AP)
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays (AP)
• Angry over spying, Muslims say: 'Don't call NYPD' (AP)
• US-Russian crew blasts off for space station (AP)
• Hungry mosquitoes fly farther than you think (AP)
• Italy's new premier Monti rushes to build new govt (AP
• Union to meet Monday to discuss NBA's offer (AP)
• Timberlake attends Va Marine Corps Ball (AP)
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• Obama to China: Behave like a "grown up" (Reuters)
• Europe's worst hour since second World War: Merkel (Re
• Asia a priority for Canada after U.S. delays Keystone
• Syria calls for Arab League meet to avert suspension (
• Lossmaking UniCredit seeks $10.3 billion, cuts 5,200 jobs
• James Murdoch "kept in dark" on hacking: report (Reute
• Buffett builds $10.7 billion stake in IBM (Reuters)
• GOP debates will continue, but the real race is Obama vs. R
• Republican debate highlights foreign policy differences
• Syrian forces kill 4 at pro-Assad rally: activists (Re
• Tensions grow in Congo opposition heartlands (Reuters)
• The Arab League Votes to Suspend Syria (Time.com)
• Egypt's army extends prominent blogger's detention (AP
• Analysis: Fading Malema leaves void for South Africa's poor
• More Bangkok residents advised to flee floodwaters (AP
• 'Naked marriages' on rise in China (The Christian Scie
• Egyptian revolution, Part 2: Now, to build a nation (T
• No. 12 Penn St falls to No. 19 Nebraska 17-14 (AP)
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• TCU upsets No. 5 Boise St 36-35 (AP)
• Hamilton wins Abu Dhabi GP after Vettel retirement (AP
• Baseball managers go to bat for flooded Vt. farms (AP)
• Stern: 'Greedy' agents hurting chances of NBA deal (AP
• Coach K ties Knight; No. 6 Duke tops Hose 96-55 (AP)
• Kings win for coach Murray in his 1,000th NHL game (AP
• Chalmers wins Australian Open; Woods in 3rd (AP)
• Filipinos hail Pacquiao win but many feared result (AP
• Worsham tops Top Fuel field at NHRA Finals (AP)
• Somber mood at Penn State after week of turmoil (Reute
• Lawyer says call supports parents in missing baby case
• After Penn State, another college reveals abuse probe
• What You Missed While Not Watching the CNBC "Oops" Debate
• Arab-American man arrested by mistake in Michigan (Reu
• Public workers get boost from sick time 'cash-out' (AP
• Lauder, maker of breast cancer's pink ribbon, dies (AP
• In New York, ambivalence over Muslim surveillance (AP)
• Despite title, Supreme Court not always last word (AP)
• After week's turmoil Penn State finally plays (AP)
• Sandusky had access to vulnerable kids via charity (AP
• GOP co-chair: Debt talks a 'roller coaster ride' (AP)
• Mich. Arab-American center head mistakenly jailed (AP)
• Aging Americans stay home with aid of 'villages' (AP)
• Feds use more unmanned aircraft to secure border (AP)
• At Paterno house, a quiet calm before, after game (AP)
• Syrians protest Arab vote; embassies attacked (AP)
• Berlusconi ally won't back a Monti govt in Italy (AP)
• Obama seeks deals, meets allies on world stage (AP)
• Brazilian police take over Rio's biggest slum (AP)
• ANALYSIS: GOP searches for voice in foreign policy (AP
• Police, Occupy protesters head for Ore. showdown (AP)
• Germany invites skilled workers from Greece (AP)
• Thailand flooding damages its ancient capital (AP)
• Manny Pacquiao escapes with a decision (AP)
• Oscar's tumultuous week ends with Governors Awards (AP
• Italy president races to appoint new government (Reute
• Romney has clear lead among Republicans: poll (Reuters
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• Japanese watchdog may seek levy on Olympus: source (Re
• "Super committee" hasn't given up on debt deal (Reuter
• Merkel wants change to EU charter by end 2012: sources
• Troops occupy Rio slum in "historic" operation (Reuter
• Newsmaker: Showman Berlusconi leaves amid jeers and boos
• After its playoffs collapse, Red Sox losing free agents
• Herman Cain accusers and Anita Hill: how do they compare?
• Huge blast rocks military base near Tehran (Reuters)
• How the regime change will affect the economy and politics
• Pope: Yes to adult stem cells, no embryonic (AP)
• Police say kidnappings on rise in Iraqi city (AP)
• AU troops in Somalia facing funding shortfall (AP)
• Roadside bomb kills 6 Afghan civilians (AP)
• iCow: Kenyans now manage their herds via mobile phone
• The Death of Mexico's Interior Minister: History Repeats It
• Split the EU? Europe debt crisis pushes idea into the open.
• Obama watches No. 1 Tar Heels beat Spartans 67-55 (AP)
• Pacquiao, Marquez ready for Part III in Las Vegas (AP)
• AP source: Papelbon, Phillies agree at $50 million (AP
• Japan's Suzuki beats Asada for NHK Trophy (AP)
• Stagnating QBs plague some teams (AP)
• Baseball star Ramos describes rescue in Venezuela (Reu
• NBA season could be saved or sunk in coming days (AP)
• Ducks snap 6-game skid, hold off Canucks 4-3 (AP)
• Tiger losing ground Down Under (AP)
• Philadelphia honors Frazier at Wells Fargo Center (AP)
• Ecclestone has doubts about GP in Texas (AP)
• Fares aren't fair, London cabbies say (AP)
• At Penn State candlelight vigil, a search for solace (
• Anti-Wall Street protesters dig in against police (Reu
• Penn State seeks to repair shattered image at game (Re
• 'I'm Not the Football Coach': Paterno Fired from Penn State
• Alaskan villages recovering from massive storm (Reuter
• Obama: Penn State abuse cause for 'soul-searching' (AP
• Utah mayor used alias to write upbeat news stories (AP
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11 (AP)
• Searching for truth, Penn State moves past Paterno (AP
• Candles try to brighten a dark week at Penn State (AP)
• Powerboat racer critically injured at Fla. event (AP)
• Obama urges help for veterans in radio address (AP)
• Police probe possible shots fired near White House (AP
• Dover mortuary whistle-blowers shocked by problems (AP
• Push for Pacific free trade bloc gains traction (AP)
• Week of turmoil leaves Penn State in a daze (AP)
• After week of turmoil, it's gameday at Penn State (AP)
• Obama embarking on day of diplomacy in Hawaii (AP)
• Arab League votes to suspend Syria in 4 days (AP)
• 1st look at Japan nuke plant: rubble amid progress (AP
• Cain seeks advantage in media attention (AP)
• Accidental blast at Iranian arms depot kills 15 (AP)
• Venezuelan police free major leaguer Wilson Ramos (AP)
• Analysis: Brussels takes heavy hand in euro crisis (AP
• Mexico loss of 2nd in charge won't change drug war (AP
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutdown (AP
• Italy's Berlusconi to resign, end scandal-hit era (Reu
• Obama, Hu pitching different trade agendas (Reuters)
• Turkish commandos shoot dead lone ferry hijacker (Reut
• Arab League suspends Syria, demands end to killing (Re
• Insight: MF Global bust erodes trust in brokerages (Re
• Italy braces for new government, IMF warns Asia on euro
• New Greek government offers no austerity relief, may stay l
• Boeing sees Gulf interest in revamped 737 (Reuters)
• Obama seeks to reassure Asia of US interest (The Chris
• Newt Gingrich: Will his mini-surge in the polls last?
• Italy Senate approves budget as Berlusconi era draws to an
• Greeks welcome news on PM (Reuters)
• Ukraine heaps more charges on ex-PM Tymoshenko (Reuter
• Syria commits crimes against humanity in Homs: HRW (Re
• U.N. nuclear report puts Iran "mystery man" in spotlight
• Nuke Report Unlikely to Break the Stalemate, Could Iran Be
• Dissident cleric lambasts current Iranian regime (AP)
• Day of gunfire, sweeping raids kills 13 in Syria (AP)
• No more 24-hour bars and night clubs in Panama (AP)
• Newborn on Nigeria payroll, earning $150 a month (AP)
• China opens embassy in Maldives (AP)
• NZ mine boss faces charges over deadly explosion (AP)
• James Murdoch: No, we're not a mafia. Yes, the Sun may clos
• Greece: Can New PM Lucas Papademos Save Its Economy? (
• Sarkozy-Netanyahu 'liar' flap: An attempt to smooth ties
• Venezuela hunts for Ramos and his kidnappers (AP)
• Players get a new deal, and a break to ponder it (AP)
• Tiger Woods has shot of the day at Australian Open (AP
• Raiders "studs" ram Chargers (Reuters)
• Venezuela hunts for kidnapped Nats' player Ramos (Reut
• Players to vote on NBA owners latest proposal (Reuters
• Penalty hurts Georgia Tech in 37-26 loss to Hokies (AP
• Canucks ride 1st-period flurry to 3-2 win over LA (AP)
• Morrison takes 2-shot lead at Singapore Open (AP)
• Busch to race Cup without main sponsor M&M's (AP)
• Missing: Battleship airbrushed from Olympic poster (AP
• Penn State tries to pick up pieces in abuse fallout (R
• Fatal shooting renews tensions at Oakland protest camp
• Army sergeant gets life prison term for Afghan murders
• English-Language Catholic Masses to Get New Translation
• Bill Clinton's Vision for a 'Smart Government and a Strong
• Penn State scandal reaction bewilders some outsiders (
• Obama delays oil pipeline, Neb. claims victory (AP)
• GOP hopeful Perry appears on Letterman (AP)
• Edwards trial delay sought in NC (AP)
• 5 dead in copter crash on Hawaii's Molokai island (AP)
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain (AP)
• US couple wins once-in-a-century wedding (AP)
• Protesters: Veteran shoots self at Vt. encampment (AP)
• US soldier gets life sentence in Afghan killings (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Farmers avoiding fed loan program (AP)
• Lawyer: Ad in AG's race taints jury pool (AP)
• Italian Senate approves economic reform bill (AP)
• New Greek cabinet sworn in (AP)
• PSU: McQueary won't coach Saturday due to threats (AP)
• For Obama, an Asian agenda with an eye on home (AP)
• Romney readies Iowa ad as Cain, Perry address woes (AP
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck (AP)
• 2 deaths at Occupy protests in Calif. and Vermont (AP)
• Detroit prayer event puts Muslim community on edge (AP
• Puerto Rican duo Calle 13 dominates Latin Grammys (AP)
• Palmer leads Raiders to 24-17 win over Bolts (AP)
• Italy pushes through austerity (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Politics stymie China's EU aid offer: sources
• Analysis: Olympus medical business too big to fail (Re
• U.S. punts tricky pipeline decision past 2012 election
• APEC CEOs to world leaders: boost trade and growth (Re
• Cain defamation lawyer hired to monitor accusations (R
• Universal, Sony stun in EMI deal wins (Reuters)
• Insight: Risk, lax oversight riddle MF Global's past (
• Penn State riot: If university can't fire Joe Paterno, is s
• Sergeant seen as 'kill team' leader found guilty in Afghani
• EU may target Iran with new sanctions in weeks: diplomats
• War, tight-knit class define Guatemalan leader's rise
• Asia-Pacific talks to seek unity on euro crisis (Reute
• Olympus Scandal: A Confession, but Still No Answers (T
• Israel police investigate vandalized Muslim graves (AP
• Brazil police: Rio's most-wanted trafficker caught (AP
• Desert chief says al-Qaida branch got Libyan arms (AP)
• US soldier retraces Afghan steps of dead brother (AP)
• Australia poised to fight big tobacco in courts (AP)
• Liberians await presidential election results after low tur
• Interview with resigning Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berl
• Iran nuclear report: Why it may not be a game-changer after
• NBA and players to talk again Thursday (AP)
• Nationals catcher Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela (AP)
• Column: Think he'd walk away? You don't know Joe. (AP)
• With Meyer available, Penn State will have opening (AP
• Jets-Patriots tug-of-war resumes Sunday (Reuters)
• Washington Nats catcher Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela (
• Labor dispute talks to continue on Thursday (Reuters)
• Trusted assistant cause of Paterno's downfall (AP)
• Man cleared for role in death of cyclist Pantani (AP)
• Rookie Craig Smith leads Predators past Ducks 4-2 (AP)
• Molinari, Morrison tied for lead at Singapore Open (AP
• Marquez and Pacquiao each forecast emphatic finish (Re
• AP Source: Busch replaced by Hamlin at Homestead (AP)
• "Storm of epic proportions" hits Alaska coast (Reuters
• Paterno, president out in Penn State abuse scandal (Re
• Ed Lee wins San Francisco mayor's race (Reuters)
• Drill Baby Drill: Why Obama's New Offshore Drilling Plan Is
• A Banner Night for Democrats as High-Profile Ballot Initiat
• Penn State students protest after Paterno fired (Reute
• Police move to disband UC Berkeley 'Occupy' camp (AP)
• 28 states, DC cut $1.7B in mental health funding (AP)
• Snow, hurricane-force winds batter Alaska coast (AP)
• TV van tipped as rally for Paterno gets violent (AP)
• Report: Bottle ban ended after talks with Coke (AP)
• AL county files for largest municipal bankruptcy (AP)
• Eyes on whether APEC leaders will don aloha shirts (AP
• Arab Christians, minorities, reshaping US enclaves (AP
• Paid-leave benefits lagging for working moms in US (AP
• FACT CHECK: Romney's clunker claim on auto bailout (AP
• Penn State fires Paterno, Spanier; students react (AP)
• Perry says his campaign won't end (AP)
• Unemployment aid hits 7-month low, trade gap falls (AP
• Papademos new Greek PM, vows stability with euro (AP)
• EU warns of possible recession in eurozone (AP)
• Rhino subspecies vanishing from the wild (AP)
• Nixon's long-secret Watergate testimony coming out (AP
• Poll finds more boomers working past retirement (AP)
• Draft Billy? Draft Kermit? Oscars have job opening (AP
• Landis convicted in France over doping lab hacking (AP
• Italy eyes unity cabinet as EU dithers on crisis (Reut
• New Italian government seen within days (Reuters)
• Jobless claims fall 10,000 in latest week (Reuters)
• Papademos to lead Greek crisis coalition (Reuters)
• Analysis: Euro zone failure could be vast geopolitical shoc
• China October imports surge as exports wilt (Reuters)
• Turkish police fire tear gas in quake city (Reuters)
• Ad growth, economic impact key for Disney quarter (Reu
• USS Cole bombing: Defense grills judge as suspect is arraig
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• Berlusconi resignation vow fails to calm markets (Reut
• Iran moved nuclear material to bunker: U.N. watchdog (
• ICC prosecutor may bring Libya rape charges (Reuters)
• Huge U.S. air base returned to Iraqi control (Reuters)
• Bill Clinton's Vision for 'A Smart Government and a Strong
• Iran nuclear standoff enters more dangerous phase: UK
• Castro's daughter, blogger in Twitter spat (AP)
• Liberian election under cloud after boycott (Reuters)
• Pakistani leader vows operations against Haqqanis (AP)
• Afghan soldier seriously wounds 3 Australians (AP)
• Report says Iran nuclear weapons work continued til 2009
• The Greek Nationalist Who Delayed the Transition (Time
• Nord Stream pipeline opens, Russia-Europe interdependence g
• Penn State scandal dwarfs others in college sports (AP
• Heinz beats Staszko in $8.72M WSOP main event (AP)
• NBA union: No deal; no fear of ultimatum, either (AP)
• Magic Johnson backs Stern after racial suggestion (AP)
• Hall of Famer 'Easy Ed' Macauley dies at 83 (AP)
• Lions welcome Smith, Davis after open date (AP)
• Fox has chance to object if Dodgers sell TV rights (AP
• LeBron, Rudy Gay star in charity game (AP)
• McDuffie: Paterno will probably lose job (AP)
• Nasri pulls out of U.S., Belgium friendlies (Reuters)
• Richards, Gagne lead Kings past Predators 4-3 (AP)
• Tiger an Aussie attraction for other reasons (AP)
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• Power medically cleared to get back in IndyCar (AP)
• Police make arrest in Spurs surveillance case (AP)
• Election measures against unions, abortion defeated (R
• Background check law could get some Pennsylvania teachers f
• Mississippi voters reject anti-abortion measure (Reute
• Opportunity Nation: A Call to Action on Upward Mobility
• Joe Frazier, Former Heavyweight Boxing Champ, Dies at 67
• Democrats retain control of Iowa's state Senate (Reute
• Bipartisan rewrite of education law sparks debate (AP)
• Ohio vote shows unions still a political force (AP)
• Coast Guard OKs winding down BP spill cleanup (AP)
• 'Personhood' effort still alive after Miss. defeat (AP
• Yelling, cajoling during Murray jury deliberations (AP
• Obama to order cuts in travel, cellphones, swag (AP)
• Pentagon taking closer look at Dover mortuary (AP)
• Republicans to debate in jobs-starved Michigan (AP)
• Washington orchards desperate for apple pickers (AP)
• Markets punish Italy to make sure Berlusconi goes (AP)
• AP Source: Paterno to retire at end of season (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Accuser filed complaint in next job (AP)
• Incumbent parties hang on in Kentucky, Mississippi (AP
• Ahmadinejad: Iran won't retreat from nuclear path (AP)
• Russians desperately try to save Mars moon probe (AP)
• Powerful storm rips off roofs, floods Nome, Alaska (AP
• Bernanke shows Fed's independence with Texas trip (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Contents of MJ's final home for sale (AP
• Heavy D leaves lasting final lyric: 'BE INSPIRED!' (AP
• Italian borrowing costs at breaking point (Reuters)
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• Wall St drops as Italy fuels euro zone fears (Reuters)
• GM profit falls, shares tumble on weak outlook (Reuter
• Analysis: Failing on Greece, EU must ring-fence Italy
• Cain looks to move past controversy at debate (Reuters
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• Olympus investment losses may have exceeded $1 billion
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• Syrian crackdown has killed 3,500: U.N. (Reuters)
• Israel's Barak plays down talk of war with Iran (Reute
• Early voting slow in Liberia's troubled run-off (Reute
• South Sudan Faces Growing Pains Amid Its Economic Boom
• Brazil police forcibly remove protesting students (AP)
• Liberian presidential polls open despite boycott (AP)
• Insight: Brutal prisons complicate Myanmar's reform (R
• Saskatchewan re-elects government; potash royalties firm
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• Ali says he'll remember Frazier with respect (AP)
• Column: Sadly, it's time for Joe to go (AP)
• After ban, Penn State assistant coach ran camps (AP)
• Cutler rallies Bears past Eagles 30-24 (AP)
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• Obama congratulates Cardinals on World Series win (AP)
• After basketball, Yao goes back to school (AP)
• No need for LSU vs Alabama, The Sequel (AP)
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• Woods: Williams has apologized over racial slur (AP)
• Joe Frazier, Ali's greatest foe, dies (Reuters)
• Former NASCAR driver indicted on drug charges (AP)
• Business fear 2012 London games won't bring boom (AP)
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• Molly Katchpole: College Grad Petitioned Against Debit Fee
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• Antibiotics overprescribed for children: study (Reuter
• Miss. votes on defining life, picks new governor (AP)
• BP wants US probes barred from oil spill suits (AP)
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• At wife's behest, NY man drops 198 lbs. since Jan. (AP
• Big asteroid to make close, harmless zip by Earth (AP)
• Obama to tour Head Start center (AP)
• Obama chief of staff hands off some daily duties (AP)
• SC federal judge sanctions boxer Mayweather (AP)
• Northeast power outages hit many businesses hard (AP)
• Mary Matalin is Loyola's newest visiting lecturer (AP)
• New Greek premier expected to be named Tuesday (AP)
• Italian vote to be key test for PM Berlusconi (AP)
• Penn State abuse scandal engulfing revered Paterno (AP
• Cain vows to "set the record straight" (AP)
• Boxing great Joe Frazier dies after cancer fight (AP)
• Sarkozy overheard telling Obama Netanyahu's a liar (AP
• UN says 3,500 dead so far in Syria uprising (AP)
• Guilty verdict for Jackson doctor ends latest saga (AP
• Law may not be on Muslims' side in NYPD intel case (AP
• Ballot issues, governors' races dominate election (AP)
• In abrupt turnaround, Olympus admits it hid losses (Re
• Italy, Greece on the brink as markets hold breath (Reu
• Berlusconi's top ally tells him to resign (Reuters)
• USS Cole bomb suspect finally gets his day in court (R
• Exclusive: HP weighing sale of webOS unit (Reuters)
• Michael Jackson's doctor guilty of manslaughter (Reute
• Exclusive: Olympus scandal tied to banker who shuffled loss
• Analysis: Losing credibility, EU seeks IMF's embrace (
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• Stewart wins at Texas to cut gap to 3 on Edwards (AP)
• Giants rally to beat Patriots (Reuters)
• Aldridge holds lockout charity game (AP)
• 2 top officials step down amid Penn St sex scandal (AP
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• Blake wins finale, Lehman takes points title (AP)
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• New Census data raises number of poor to 49 million (R
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• Penn State officials step aside in sex abuse case (Reu
• America's Happiest Woman Is a 50-Year-Old Californian
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• Texas man's terrorism trial to start Monday (AP)
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• Thousands in Conn. enter 2nd week without power (AP)
• Obama to promote ways for veterans to find work (AP)
• GOP lawmaker ends hold on some aid to Palestinians (AP
• Justices hear case of American born in Jerusalem (AP)
• Congress moves to create new farm subsidy (AP)
• W.Va. aiming to protect LGBT students from bullies (AP
• Penn St officials head to court on perjury charges (AP
• Pressure mounts on Italy's Berlusconi to quit (AP)
• US wealth gap between young and old is widest ever (AP
• Atlanta police arrest 5 people following protest (AP)
• Deadly riot breaks out in Liberia day before vote (AP)
• Excavating key differences among GOP candidates (AP)
• Survey: Sexual harassment pervasive in grades 7-12 (AP
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• Flacco rallies Ravens past Steelers 23-20 (AP)
• Papademos front-runner to be new Greek PM (Reuters)
• Berlusconi plays last cards, denies will resign (Reute
• Olympus ex-CEO to meet panel member next week (Reuters
• Wall St edges up, energy, materials lead (Reuters)
• Insight: Has Iran ended Israel's Begin Doctrine? (Reut
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• Bulk of MF Global positions in Europe still open (Reut
• IAEA to say Iran nearing nuclear capability: report (R
• At least 10 dead after triple blasts in Iraq capital: sourc
• Afghan suicide attack kills seven near mosque (Reuters
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• Naples braces for flooding after heavy rains (AP)
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• NBA players get new offer, and deadline to take it (AP
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• Cowboys hope Seahawks offer springboard for season (AP
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• Letter of apology written by Kyle Busch (AP)
• Atlanta protesters regrouping after arrests: spokeswoman
• 5.6 magnitude Oklahoma quake causes some damage (Reute
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• On liberation day, Libyans flock to see Qaddafi – for
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• Vettel wins Italian GP, edges closer to F1 title (AP)
• Bush says U.S. will never forget Flight 93 (Reuters)
• Suspicious item found at airport near Washington (Reut
• Why the World Trade Center Is Taking So Long to Finish
• The Class of 9/11: How a School Prank Helped Change My Life
• AP sources: No sign of US entry for terror plot (AP)
• Obama pays respects at 9/11 memorial in New York (AP)
• At Flight 93 memorial, victims' names read (AP)
• Obama opens day of remembrance at ground zero (AP)
• Panetta cites military's post-9/11 contributions (AP)
• Rumsfeld: Kept Pentagon open to send a message (AP)
• 9/11, minute by minute: Chaos and 1 man's escape (AP)
• Crews gain on WA fire, evacuation lifted for some (AP)
• Cliff Robertson, who played JFK in 'PT-109,' dies (AP)
• Police: Suspicious cargo at Dulles not a danger (AP)
• Names of 9/11 attack victims echo across WTC site (AP)
• 9/11 LIVE: Scenes from the 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• 77 Americans wounded in Afghan truck bombing (AP)
• Kenya diplomat: Briton killed, wife kidnapped (AP)
• Generation goes from Sept. 11 classrooms to war (AP)
• Japan marks 6 months since earthquake, tsunami (AP)
• In tornado aftermath, football helps heal Joplin (AP)
• Swedish police arrest 4 terror suspects (AP)
• Tanzania: Over 200 bodies recovered from ferry (AP)
• Serena runs away from Wozniacki at U.S. Open (AP)
• Americans mark 10th anniversary of September 11 attacks
• Witness: With President Bush after the planes hit on Sept 1
• Decade after 9/11, Afghans languish in Pakistan (Reute
• Four arrested in Sweden for suspected terror plans (Re
• Truck bomb wounds 77 foreign troops in Afghanistan (Re
• Analysis: Stark ECB exit hits shaky euro zone at worst time
• Egypt, Israel seek return to normal after storming (Re
• Iraq's Sadr says to halt attacks on U.S. troops (Reute
• Battle for Afghanistan's Gambir Jungle: What was it all for
• 9/11 Memorial: At site of terror, a site of grace (video)
• Japan's new PM suffers early blow as minister quits (R
• Yemeni army frees besieged brigade in south (Reuters)
• Mahmoud Abbas Hangs Tough on Palestinian Statehood (Ti
• Germans fear losing sway as their top man quits ECB (R
• Fidel Castro speaks in Venezuelan TV interview (AP)
• Kenya magazine robbed; corruption files stolen (AP)
• Quake off Vancouver, no damage reported (Reuters)
• UN chief regrets lack of terrorism convention (AP)
• What Afghans think of the war: 'Why are you Americans here?
• How a Tragic Plane Crash Reveals a Crack in Putin's Armor
• Abuse at Vietnam's drug detention centers highlights region
• Colts say they can win without Manning (AP)
• NFL lets players wear Sept. 11 cleats, gloves (AP)
• Howard homers as Phillies top Brew, 5-3 (AP)
• Davis throws 6-hitter in Rays' win (AP)
• ASU makes statement with 37-30 OT win over Tigers (AP)
• NBC gets strong ratings for NFL opener (AP)
• Francoeur's defense can't bail out Francis (AP)
• 76ers operating as usual under coach Collins (AP)
• Cardinals struggle, lost 24-17 to FIU (AP)
• Anton wins Vuelta stage; Cobo mantains lead (AP)
• NHL enforcer Todd Fedoruk fighting drug abuse (AP)
• US Walker Cup captain to offer Sept. 11 message (AP)
• Undefeated Gamboa to fight Ponce de Leon in AC (AP)
• Busch wins Nationwide race at Richmond (AP)
• Decade after September 11, New Yorkers ready to move on
• Biden, Clinton, Bush to dedicate Shanksville memorial
• Pennsylvania hit by huge flooding, towns submerged (Re
• Flight 93 memorial to be dedicated Saturday in Pa. (AP
• Frustration grows for Texas wildfire evacuees (AP)
• Obama urges national unity on 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• Obama jobs plan heartens frustrated blacks (AP)
• An intel Q&A: How the US gets it, where it goes (AP)
• Anne Nix makes NH's floating postal office run (AP)
• Officials investigate missing ammo at Fort Bragg (AP)
• Washington state wildfire burns 64 buildings (AP)
• Michael Jackson jury 30-page survey is released (AP)
• Blackout a reminder of power grid vulnerabilities (AP)
• AP sources: 2 terror suspects may be US citizens (AP)
• Israeli PM condemns embassy attack in Egypt (AP)
• No more mail? What would Ben Franklin think? (AP)
• Twin NASA craft launched to study insides of moon (AP)
• AP review finds no threatened WikiLeaks sources (AP)
• Libya fighters battle for pro-Gadhafi town (AP)
• Global lenders pledge $38 billion to Arab nations (AP)
• Japanese minister leaves over nuclear crisis gaffe (AP
• Susquehanna recedes in Pa., NY from highest levels (AP
• Fab 4 at US Open: Nadal-Murray, Federer-Djokovic (AP)
• Israeli envoy leaves Cairo after embassy attack (Reute
• Libya fighters battle for Gaddafi-held Bani Walid (Reu
• New York cracks down after "credible" 9/11 threat (Reu
• Marseille lays bare G7 differences and lack of policy room
• A decade on, rise of BRICs shaped by September 11 (Reu
• Over 100 drown after ferry sinks off Tanzania (Reuters
• Obama: U.S. stronger 10 years after September 11 attacks
• Commodity imports shows China economy resilient (Reute
• On eve of 9/11, what story is the media telling? (The
• Response to 'credible threat' shows how much has changed si
• Nord Stream pipeline gives Russia edge in European gas wars
• Manning out indefinitely after second neck surgery (AP
• Russia: Wet data recorders hamper crash probe (AP)
• Throwback: Roddick hits the small-time at US Open (AP)
• Weeden leads No. 9 Cowboys over Arizona 37-14 (AP)
• NBA owners, union meet again at critical time (AP)
• Rodgers propels Packers past Saints in opener (Reuters
• Royals offense turns flat; lose to Seattle 4-1 (AP)
• Man gets 97 years for Burks shooting in Memphis (AP)
• No. 8 Wisconsin on guard against Oregon St (AP)
• Gavazzi wins 18th stage, Cobo keeps Vuelta lead (AP)
• Flyers GM Holmgren home after NJ bicycle crash (AP)
• Lewis eyes hometown success at LPGA event (AP)
• MMA headed to mainstream with 'Warrior,' TV deals (AP)
• Vitali Klitschko eager to show he's 'the best' (AP)
• Patrick hopes to start Cup career at Daytona 500 (AP)
• Matchups set for Olympic qualifying semifinals (AP)
• Tropical storm eases grip on Northeast, leaving flooding
• 9/11 Psychology: Just How Resilient Were We? (Time.com
• Looking for Ronald Reagan -- and Not Finding Him (Time
• Ohio justices, lawyer task force to study death penalty
• Judge won't dismiss charges in Tyler Clementi case (AP
• 2nd delay for NASA's launch of spacecraft to moon (AP)
• Congress sends patent overhaul bill to president (AP)
• Biden: Obama willing to work with GOP on jobs plan (AP
• Obama's speech stirs, but some say a bit too much (AP)
• NYC heightens security to counter potential threat (AP
• Secretary of State Clinton: US can't live in fear (AP)
• Details emerge of quiet, troubled IHOP gunman (AP)
• Judge warns Wash. union to halt illegal tactics (AP)
• 10 years later, Maine's flag ladies still waving (AP)
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat (AP)
• Power back on for most in Ariz., Calif. and Mexico (AP
• Economists show support for Obama job-growth plan (AP)
• ESSAY: After 9/11, searching for American optimism (AP
• Days of rain trigger widespread Northeast floods (AP)
• TSA chief: optimist about everything but terror (AP)
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign (AP)
• Somalis slowly return to ruined homes in capital (AP)
• Book: Kennedy scorned idea of Johnson as president (AP
• Rodgers throws 3 TDs, Packers outlast Saints 42-34 (AP
• Obama begins tough slog to sell pivotal jobs plan (Reu
• U.S. sees credible September 11 threat (Reuters)
• Huge blackout hits Southern California, Mexican border
• BofA discussing about 40,000 job cuts: report (Reuters
• Exclusive: Stark to leave ECB over bond-buying (Reuter
• Economic gloom piles pressure on G7 finance talks (Reu
• Stocks fall on U.S. growth worries; euro slumps (Reute
• On the Afghan frontline, U.S. soldiers see longer war ahead
• 9/11 lessons not learned: three failed reforms (The Ch
• Texas wildfires leave survivors with little but gratitude t
• The deadly dilemma of Libya's missing weapons (The Chr
• The Mysterious Raid on Eilat: Why No One Wants to Dig Too D
• Russian jet crash kills hockey team in stinging national tr
• Golden: Miami's Harris won QB job in training camp (AP
• 'Monday Night Football' stays on ESPN through 2021 (AP
• KHL chief vows to rebuild team after plane crash (AP)
• Texas A&M's move to SEC held up by legal threat (AP)
• Manning won't play vs Texans, streak ends (AP)
• Saunders fits perfectly as Raiders OC (AP)
• Phillies baseman Utley out with possible concussion (R
• NBA owners, union talk, to meet again Thursday (AP)
• Texas A&M accuses Big 12 of backtracking (AP)
• Qatar bets on future as sports mecca (Reuters)
• Brad McCrimmon killed in plane crash (AP)
• Experts say late boxer Gatti was murdered in '09 (AP)
• Harvicks to merge team with Richard Childress (AP)
• Weather disasters keep costing U.S. billions this year
• Officials triple number of homes destroyed in Texas fire
• Texas Wildfire Is Worst in State's History (Time.com)
• Most 'Liked' on Facebook Recently? Jesus, Not Bieber (
• Baltimore jury clears brothers in murder-for-hire trial
• Tropical Storm Nate meandering off Mexico's coast (AP)
• Jury selection to begin in Jackson doctor's trial (AP)
• Gates: More defense cuts would be security threat (AP)
• AP: Friend says jealousy fueled WVa rampage (AP)
• Wind delays NASA launch of twin moon spacecraft (AP)
• ESSAY: Reliving instead of remembering Sept. 11 (AP)
• Texas residents quickly fled as wildfire closed in (AP
• Shooting victims loved history, fitness, baking (AP)
• NYC mayor: NYPD not unfair in surveillance (AP)
• 3 Marines accused of hazing to appear in court (AP)
• BP clearing tar balls dumped on Ala. shore by Lee (AP)
• Obama looks to create jobs, put GOP on the spot (AP)
• Stocks open lower after unemployment claims spike (AP)
• More people applied for unemployment benefits (AP)
• Flooding leads to evacuations of 100K in Pa. (AP)
• Gadhafi loyalists fire rockets from desert bastion (AP
• Audio files reveal 9/11 air traffic horror (AP)
• Court convicts Galliano in anti-Semitism case (AP)
• Democrats want debt-cutting panel to address jobs (AP)
• Analysis: GOP debate raises jobs pressure on Obama (AP
• Russians search for crashed plane's data recorders (AP
• Governor Perry comes out swinging at debate (Reuters)
• Exclusive: National Archives sits on 9/11 Commission record
• New jobless claims rise, July trade gap narrows (Reute
• ECB signals rates on hold, nervous about economy (Reut
• Bernanke unlikely to show his hand on Fed easing (Reut
• Fitch warns of downgrades for China, Japan (Reuters)
• Post-9/11 U.S. intelligence reforms take root, problems rem
• Fugitive Gaddafi vows to stay in Libya (Reuters)
• Iraq withdrawal: How many US troops will remain? (The
• Will Sarah Palin run for president as Tea Party candidate?
• Al Qaeda affiliate suspected in Delhi blast (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Documents detail Western arms firm's Libya deal
• Suicide bombers kill 20 in Pakistan (Reuters)
• Is Muammar Gaddafi Fleeing Libya to Burkina Faso? (Tim
• German ruling could complicate euro rescues (AP)
• Palestinians say they will press on with UN bid (AP)
• US man back in court in Aruba missing tourist case (AP
• Congo: 2 killed in massive jailbreak by hundreds (AP)
• China repeats opposition to U.S. arms sales to Taiwan
• Conrad Black goes back to jail (Reuters)
• Australia police: Bomb hoaxer sought money, lawyer (AP
• NATO drops leaflets urging Qaddafi loyalists to surrender
• Mugabe's Cancer News Spotlights Fear for Zimbabwe's Future
• James Murdoch retakes center stage in phone hacking scandal
• SEC invites Texas A&M to join (AP)
• Strasburg as impressive as ever in comeback start (AP)
• Late, wet night in Bronx: Yanks top O's at 2:15 am (AP
• Column: College football all about costume changes (AP
• Jaguars release Garrard, plan to start McCown (AP)
• Matusz out of Orioles' rotation after shaky start (AP)
• AP Sources: Next NBA meeting set for Wednesday (AP)
• Notre Dame makes a quarterback change (AP)
• Heado claims Argentina's first grand tour stage win (R
• Winnipeg Jets unveil new navy blue uniforms (AP)
• A homecoming the Aussies do not want to miss (AP)
• Gordon holds on at Atlanta for 85th career win (AP)
• Pollution in Rio's bay poses Olympic challenge (AP)
• Firefighters begin to gain control over deadly Texas blaze
• Gunman kills 4 at Nevada pancake house, shoots self (R
• Feds Check Urban Dictionary to Crack Gun-Store Death Threat
• Start Your Engines: Labor Day Kicks Off 2012 Election
• Crews curb California fire sparked by plane crash (Reu
• Getting back to even on jobs divides US leaders (AP)
• Debt commission members rake in health money (AP)
• Congress returns to fight over jobs, budget cuts (AP)
• Postal Service may get short-term financial help (AP)
• ESSAY: New York's 9/11, and not letting go (AP)
• Impact from 9/11 still felt a decade later (AP)
• Suspect in W.Va. slaying of 5 did time for robbery (AP
• Order signed for Sept. execution of Troy Davis (AP)
• John Edwards' lawyers ask judge to toss charges (AP)
• Drought machine helps develop hardier crops (AP)
• Working-age adults make up record share of US poor (AP
• Oil industry: Boost in energy could create 1M jobs (AP
• Libyan fighters say Gadhafi surrounded (AP)
• Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries to East (AP)
• Russian jet carrying hockey team crashes, 36 dead (AP)
• Survey: US falls to 5th in global competitiveness (AP)
• GOP debate features first appearance for Perry (AP)
• Crews make gains against raging blaze near Austin (AP)
• Yahoo fires Bartz as CEO, names CFO to fill void (AP)
• 3 Guard members killed in Nevada IHOP rampage (AP)
• Elizabeth Taylor's iconic jewels coming to auction (AP
• Serena the one to watch as finals near at US Open (AP)
• Court curbs German ability to act fast on debt crisis
• Obama to propose $300 billion jobs package: reports (R
• G7 ministers see urgency but to offer no grand plan (R
• Russian plane crashes, 36 dead (Reuters)
• Romney aims at Republican center with economy plan (Re
• BofA consumer bank, brokerage chiefs to step down (Reu
• Gaddafi tracked heading south: Libyan official (Reuter
• U.S. safer 10 years after 9/11, but at what cost? (Reu
• Libyan convoys in Niger, may be Gaddafi deal (Reuters)
• Turkey raising naval presence amid tension with Israel
• Murdoch knew phone hacking went wider: lawyer (Reuters
• U.S. pulls back from lead role in conflicts: IISS (Reu
• The Other Special Relationship: Documents Reveal Cozy Ties
• EU court puts limits on modified honey (AP)
• Syrian city under siege as UN urges action (AP)
• Haitians protest alleged attack by UN peacekeepers (AP
• Thai police arrest 2 for smuggling dogs to Vietnam (AP
• Australian standoff ends; 1 in custody, girl safe (AP)
• How US, British intelligence worked to bring Qaddafi's Liby
• Libya's Oil Industry: Don't Expect a Quick Comeback (T
• Can a fierce battle for Qaddafi's home town be avoided?
• Colts say Manning doubtful for Sunday's opener (AP)
• Stewart gets 1-hit shutout; White Sox sweep Twins (AP)
• Column: Indianapolis you were warned (AP)
• Golden takes blame as Terps top short-handed Miami (AP
• Colts won't use Tressel until 7th game (AP)
• Redskins' Grossman beats Beck for starting QB spot (Re
• Mariners make 5 errors in 7-3 loss to Angels (AP)
• Short-handed Miami falls to Maryland 32-24 (AP)
• Reports: Flyers' GM Holmgren hurt in bike crash (AP)
• Fast turnaround as Webb Simpson wins Deutsche Bank (AP
• Antron Brown wins US Nationals (AP)
• Lower Manhattan: Rising from the ashes (Reuters)
• Two dead as wildfires scorch Texas, Perry back home (R
• Giuliani and Bloomberg: NY mayors linked by Sept 11 (R
• In L.A., Homelessness Spreads to Middle-Class Families
• 9/11 Coloring Book Sparks Outrage From Muslim Group (T
• Katia ramps up power, but seen missing East Coast (Reu
• Pentagon chief visiting 9/11 sites in NY, Pa. (AP)
• Bloomberg blames guns for violence after parade (AP)
• Obama says GOP must back US first, create jobs (AP)
• At CIA, Petraeus taking up top spy post (AP)
• ESSAY: 9/11 brought us together, but was it unity? (AP
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 3 storm (AP)
• Docs: NYPD eyed 250-plus mosques, student groups (AP)
• Consumer protection nominee promises cooperation (AP)
• Amid financial crisis, Postal Service goes to Hill (AP
• Hurricane Katia roars to Category 4 strength (AP)
• San Bruno scars remain for survivors, neighborhood (AP
• Winter threatens repairs of Irene-damaged roads (AP)
• Niger: Gadhafi security chief enters capital (AP)
• US stocks fall sharply in early trading (AP)
• Former executives challenge Murdochs' testimony (AP)
• Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas (AP)
• Heavy rain moves northeast with Lee's remnants (AP)
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism (AP
• Air drops bring aid to typhoon-isolated Japanese (AP)
• Filipinos hunt 2nd killer croc after 1-ton catch (AP)
• Taylor Swift and 4 boys up for top CMA Award (AP)
• Williams, Wozniacki move on in different ways (AP)
• Swiss draw line in the sand to cap runaway franc (Reut
• Wall St drops early on heightened European fears (Reut
• U.S. banks offered deal over lawsuits: report (Reuters
• Special report: The secret plan to take Tripoli (Reute
• Gaddafi was not in convoy that crossed into Niger: TV
• U.N. study savages U.S., European economic policy (Reu
• Italy and Greece worries shake euro zone (Reuters)
• Polls show Obama down ahead of economic speech (Reuter
• Pakistan says captures senior al Qaeda leader (Reuters
• 'We Are Simply Muslim': Libyan Rebel Chief Denies Al-Qaeda
• Italian cops nab alleged vandal of famous fountain (AP
• Mexico finds tunnel dug into drains on US border (AP)
• China confirms visit from Gadhafi representatives (AP)
• Giant crocodile captured alive in Philippines (AP)
• United Express plane skids off runway in Ottawa (Reute
• Hall of Fame defensive end Lee Roy Selmon dies (AP)
• Colts owner says Manning's status remains the same (AP
• 4 American men moving into US Open's 4th round (AP)
• Bloomquist comes through with tiebreaking triple (AP)
• Watson leads Deutsche Bank with 2 dozen chasing (AP)
• Buccaneers' Hall of Famer Selmon dies at 56 (Reuters)
• White Sox routed 18-2 by Tigers (AP)
• Gray, Michael combine for 4 TDs as Aggies rout SMU (AP
• Family, friends, former teammates remember Belak (AP)
• England's Gary Christian wins Mylan Classic (AP)
• Power makes it look easy at Baltimore Grand Prix (AP)
• Australia's Howard a surprise 9-11 witness (Reuters)
• Obama vows federal help for Irene victims (Reuters)
• No apology from N.Y. Mayor Bloomberg over aide's arrest
• Labor Sec'y urges joint Dem-GOP effort on jobs (AP)
• Wis. study finds big dairies produce cleaner milk (AP)
• Pa. man killed after bus emergency-exit fall in NY (AP
• Congress returns amid sour mood over slow economy (AP)
• Analysis: Cheney vigorously defends war in Iraq (AP)
• Wind-driven fires kill woman, child in East Texas (AP)
• Small plane crash sparks rapid brush fire in Calif (AP
• Dismal jobs data shakes world markets (AP)
• Storm-socked Vermont girds for more flooding (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Slain boy's mom discusses cult life (AP)
• Pakistan detains 3 al-Qaida suspects (AP)
• Rebels converge on Gadhafi stronghold (AP)
• Obama to spend Labor Day at Detroit AFL-CIO rally (AP)
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South (AP)
• ESSAY: Post-9/11 'new normal' looks much like old (AP)
• Police chief: missing Germans shot to death (AP)
• Gadhafi leaned on Arab allies to stay in power (AP)
• Lewis gone, but telethon brings in more than '10 (AP)
• Isner, Young lead American surge at US Open (AP)
• World stocks slide on economy and debt fears (Reuters)
• China says didn't know of arms sales talks with Gaddafi for
• Gaddafi-held desert town defies Libya's new rulers (Re
• Storm Lee threatens Southeast with heavy rains (Reuter
• Insight: In home of Arab Spring, a desire for more (Re
• Analysis: Pension funds in new crisis as deficit hole grows
• Analysis: Europe puts its head in sand over growth crisis
• Scuffles disrupt Mubarak trial as police testify (Reut
• Syrian forces kill eight in rural raids: activists (Re
• Post-Gaddafi Tripoli: How Libya's Civil Servants Are Holdin
• McDonald's begins showing calories on menus in UK (AP)
• News agency: Clashes end over shrinking Iran lake (AP)
• Cuban defense minister dies at 75 (AP)
• Sudan says south-aligned group must end operations (Re
• Israel's Netanyahu says won't apologize to Turkey (Reu
• Aussie bodyboarder dies after shark bites off legs (AP
• Witness to a decade that redefined Southeast Asia (The
• Crime and Punishment in Libya: Inside Gaddafi's Surveillanc
• Bolt leads Jamaica to 4x100 world record (AP)
• Bolt helps Jamaica win men's 4x100 relay at worlds (AP
• IAAF to stick with false-start rule (AP)
• Savinova wins women's 800 at worlds, Semenya 2nd (AP)
• Christian Taylor of US wins triple jump at worlds (AP)
• Meriweather cut by Pats, Herzlich makes Giants (AP)
• Duensing injured in Twins' 10-6 loss to Angels (AP)
• Bogut might play in Australia during NBA lockout (AP)
• No. 4 LSU overcomes in 40-27 win over No. 3 Oregon (AP
• Tim Thomas brings Stanley Cup to Vermont (AP)
• Thomas Bjorn of Denmark wins European Masters (AP)
• Column: Money Mayweather still making them pay (AP)
• Edwards recovers to win Nationwide race in Atlanta (AP
• Uruguay into next round after win over Paraguay (AP)
• Labor Day crowds pack Jersey shore after Irene (Reuter
• Lee causes thousands of power outages in Louisiana (Re
• Vermont presses post-Irene recovery, braces for more floodi
• Man gets life in prison for nursing home slayings (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: US safer, but not safe enough (AP)
• Katia regains hurricane status far off in Atlantic (AP
• Vermont State Fair muted amid Irene's aftermath (AP)
• Obama to inspect flood damage in New Jersey (AP)
• The post-9/11 'new normal' looks much like the old (AP
• A feared mass killer, Irene got victims one by one (AP
• Parental dilemma: Whether to spy on their kids (AP)
• Obama appeals for transportation bill passage (AP)
• Libya rebels poised to attack Gadhafi stronghold (AP)
• Tropical Storm Lee lurches ashore in Louisiana (AP)
• Feds warn of small airplane terror threats (AP)
• Tough economic climate as Obama seeks 2nd term (AP)
• Labor unions adjust to new reality under Obama (AP)
• Back home: Strauss-Kahn arrives in French capital (AP)
• AP IMPACT: 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror (AP)
• Wayward penguin released south of New Zealand (AP)
• Typhoon Talas kills at least 15 as it passes Japan (AP
• Williams overwhelms Azarenka early at US Open (AP)
• Tropical Storm Lee hits Louisiana coast (Reuters)
• Libyans hope to seize Gaddafi bastion (Reuters)
• Strauss-Kahn returns home (Reuters)
• Iran plugs first nuclear power plant into grid (Reuter
• Historic rally buoys Israeli social protest movement (
• U.S. sets ultimatum in Swiss bank tax dispute: reports
• Merkel's coalition faces rough ride in regional election
• Chile air force plane presumed crashed, 21 aboard (Reu
• Pakistani Taliban claim kidnapping up to 25 boys (Reut
• EU sanctions target Syrian oil companies (Reuters)
• Harvard's a Bargain -- If You're From the UK (Time.com
• German FDP calls delay in Greek talks blow to euro (Re
• Chileans find bodies from crashed air force plane (AP)
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe calls for elections in 2012 (Reuters
• Turkey says it will challenge Gaza blockade (AP)
• Canadian authorities probing employees of SNC-Lavalin Group
• UN chief urges Turkey and Israel to mend relations (AP
• Mercy at Qaddafi's notorious Abu Salim prison (The Chr
• Sudan's Conflict Spreads: Is This the Start of a New Civil
• Rebels resent Sirte residents, but vow not to take revenge
• Gold for Bolt in 4th best 200 in history (AP)
• Late FG gives Baylor 50-48 win over No. 14 TCU (AP)
• No NFL HGH testing before season begins (AP)
• US wins women's 4x400 at the world championships (AP)
• New-look Eagles set sights on St. Louis (AP)
• Angels drop another game in AL West (AP)
• No. 14 TCU rallies, then falls 50-48 to Baylor (AP)
• Reports on riot urge league to increase role (AP)
• Matteson, Donald get off to strong starts (AP)
• Pacquiao vows to prove superiority over Marquez (AP)
• NASCAR stars say no disrespect for Obama (AP)
• Ginobili leads Argentina over Puerto Rico (AP)
• The mighty Missouri River: the flooding and the damage done
• Six years after Katrina, New Orleans braces for storm
• Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords returns to Tucson (Re
• Irene's flooding threatens Vermont's leaf season (AP)
• Attorneys for Jackson doctor file emergency appeal (AP
• Judge rejects Roger Clemens' bid to avoid retrial (AP)
• Obama pushes Congress to pass transportation bill (AP)
• Massive NM fire somehow missed pot plant operation (AP
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana (AP
• Jeff Bezos' spaceship fails during test flight (AP)
• Obama yields on smog rule in face of GOP demands (AP)
• Vet: Honor WWII survivors now, while they're alive (AP
• Power companies go on defensive in darkened East (AP)
• Tropical Storm Lee begins pelting Gulf Coast (AP)
• Disasters in US: An extreme and exhausting year (AP)
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk (AP
• Libyan rebels to surround pro-Gadhafi cities (AP)
• Congress returns, unpopular as well as divided (AP)
• NATO kills ex-Gitmo detainee in Afghanistan (AP)
• Theology a hot issue in 2012 GOP campaign (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: US safer but not safe enough (AP)
• Israeli rabbi pairs gays to lesbians (AP)
• Roddick tops Sock at US Open (AP)
• Obama ups pressure over transportation (Reuters)
• Documents show links between CIA, Libya spy unit (Reut
• Job growth stalls, fuels recession fears (Reuters)
• ECB's Trichet presses Italy on budget targets (Reuters
• Tropical Storm Lee lumbers toward Louisiana coast (Reu
• Greek PM Papandreou rules out snap elections (Reuters)
• Apple hunted lost item - clue points to new iPhone (Re
• Regulator sues major banks over subprime bonds (Reuter
• EU agrees oil embargo as Syrians march against Assad (
• Japan's PM picks cabinet and vows pragmatic reforms (R
• Two women journalists killed in Mexico City (Reuters)
• Turkey expels Israeli diplomats after U.N. report (Reu
• Libya's Song of the Revolution: The Bombmaker's Hit (T
• Rebel forces press toward Gadhafi's hometown (AP)
• Slaying of journalist reveals Dominican underworld (AP
• Expelled Libyan ambassador leaves Zimbabwe (AP)
• New Japan PM picks fresh faces for Cabinet (AP)
• Chance of cyclone near Halifax, Nova Scotia at 60 percent:
• New Zealanders get ready to host Rugby World Cup (AP)
• Libya rebels postpone attack on Qaddafi stronghold in show
• Messi in Kolkata: A Turning Point for Indian Soccer? (
• Can Syria avoid civil war? (The Christian Science Moni
• Martin's 2-run double lifts Yanks over Red Sox 4-2 (AP
• Bolt coasts into 200 final at world championship (AP)
• Djokovic the entertainer on lopsided day at Open (AP)
• Newton throws 1st TD; Steelers beat Panthers 33-17 (AP
• AP Source: Former NHL player Belak hanged himself (AP)
• Pistorius doesn't run final, SAfrica gets silver (AP)
• Bartel shines, Quinn struggles in Cardinals' win (AP)
• New-look Maryland defense will be tested by Miami (AP)
• Sagan takes 2nd Vuelta stage win (AP)
• Litke: Troubling death of another NHL enforcer (AP)
• PGA Tour signs 9-year extension with networks (AP)
• Kyle Busch fan hopes driver makes her millionaire (AP)
• Reinforcements, weather aid firefighters in Oklahoma and Te
• Napolitano: no 9/11 anniversary Qaeda plot seen (Reute
• Maya Angelou: MLK Memorial Quote 'Makes Him Seem Like an Eg
• Why Texas' Drought May Have Global Effects (Time.com)
• Flood victims still in the dark, stuck in mud (Reuters
• Adults get life-sized sandbox near Las Vegas Strip (AP
• In Vt., ATVs often reviled, but popular this week (AP)
• White House requests $5.2B in new disaster funds (AP)
• Clemens in court to argue against second trial (AP)
• Flooded fields in ND lead to higher pasta prices (AP)
• Perry hopes polling surge spurs donors nationally (AP)
• Sense of fear lingers in Okla. on 9/11 anniversary (AP
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• Grandpa charged with forcing Grand Canyon hikes (AP)
• Sister: Investigators rule mansion death a suicide (AP
• Finally, World Trade Center rises from ground zero (AP
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• Turkey expels Israel ambassador over flotilla raid (AP
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• Quake risk to reactors greater than thought (AP)
• Gulf braces for rain from tropical depression (AP)
• Media organizations condemn WikiLeaks' disclosure (AP)
• Frustrations rise for those still without power (AP)
• UN warns Libya is short of water, fuel, medicine (AP)
• US marks first month with no troop deaths in Iraq (AP)
• 6 cities lodge bids for 2020 Olympics (AP)
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• Wall St opens down one percent after jobs data (Reuter
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• BP says Russian lawsuit "absurd," to reopen office soon
• Fed asks BofA to list contingency plan: report (Reuter
• Libyans pledge democracy as they win Gaddafi billions
• 9/11 firefighters have higher cancer risk: study (Reut
• AT&T prepares two-track plan to save T-Mobile deal (Re
• Iraq toll still high a year after U.S. combat halt (Re
• French Socialists uneasy as Strauss-Kahn to return (Re
• Analysis: Libya's new leaders divided, untested (Reute
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• Libya: The Rebels' Secret Collaborators in Tripoli (Ti
• Suspect says prosecutor failed in Kenya probe (AP)
• Mexican businessman gets more years for child porn (AP
• Guinea-Bissau president leaves for treatment (AP)
• Japan PM wants fiscal hawk Okada as finance minister: repor
• Belak death adds to tragic off-season for league (Reut
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• Flag lowered on British town's tradition of honoring Iraq a
• Alleged Italian Mobster Caught After Woman's Facebook Post
• Haitian women fight back against abuses (The Christian
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• Venus Williams pulls out of US Open with illness (AP)
• Feds drop remaining charges against Bonds (AP)
• NBA lockout: Players, owners meet in Manhattan (AP)
• Former NHL enforcer Belak found dead in Toronto (AP)
• Texas A&M plans to leave Big 12 by July 2012 (AP)
• Miller signing now bigger after Carlson injury (AP)
• Carp's 2-run double in 8th beats Angels, 2-1 (AP)
• Ex-NBA player Crittenton waives extradition (AP)
• Sooners, family search for answers to LB's death (AP)
• Contador pleased with season, 2012 Tour next goal (AP)
• Bruins F Savard will miss season with concussion (AP)
• Kerr and Mahan win Begay Challenge (AP)
• Oscar De La Hoya says recently hit "rock bottom" (Reut
• Ghana 'relieved' after IOC lifts suspension (AP)
• Vermonters work to clean up, move on after Irene (Reut
• Wildfires again rage through Texas and Oklahoma (Reute
• National Guard Airlifts Aid to Flood-Stricken Vermont
• Book Excerpt: 9/11 Survivor's Memoir 'Unmeasured Strength'
• Judge blocks NM governor on immigrant driver licenses
• Official: Driver in fatal NY bus crash indicted (AP)
• Law schools lure fewer students as jobs dry up (AP)
• After tornado, Tuscaloosa is ready for touchdowns (AP)
• Group seeks appellate action on gays in military (AP)
• 10 companies recall fuel gel for firepots (AP)
• Court case reveals details of secret flights (AP)
• Texas wildfire's new path helping firefighters (AP)
• In Farmers' Almanac, folksy meets the future (AP)
• In cut-off Vt. town, coffins and smashed houses (AP)
• Mars rover Opportunity examining rocks at new site (AP
• Hacker to be sentenced in LA in 'sextortion' case (AP)
• Libyan rebels round up black Africans (AP)
• Libyan rebels catch Gadhafi foreign minister (AP)
• Infrastructure bank could be part of jobs package (AP)
• As water recedes, cleanup begins across Northeast (AP)
• Unemployment benefit applications fell to 409K (AP)
• Worker output fell, labor costs rose in spring (AP)
• US counterterror chief: Al-Qaida now on the ropes (AP)
• Mobile shopping: More buzz than buy so far (AP)
• Pakistan, US struggle to define their relationship (AP
• Timing clash settled, Obama sets sights on speech (AP)
• Gaddafi said to be in desert town: Libyan military (Re
• Jobless claims fall, productivity sags (Reuters)
• Court battle looms between U.S. and AT&T, T-Mobile (Re
• Court to hear arguments on gays in military as ban to be en
• Cheney book renews post-9/11 U.S. policy fights (Reute
• Special Report: A pinch of doubt over salt (Reuters)
• Obama moves jobs speech to September 8 (Reuters)
• Katia strenthens into hurricane over Atlantic (Reuters
• Suspected suicide bombing kills 10 in Pakistan (Reuter
• Austrian Catholic Priests Rebel, Demanding Church Reforms
• Hack may have hit Google users in Iran (AP)
• US man faces Aruba judge in case of missing woman (AP)
• Flooding in southwest Nigeria kills 102 people (AP)
• ConocoPhillips says 99 pct of China spill cleared (AP)
• Court voids Australia's refugee deal with Malaysia (AP
• Nigeria's Boko Haram: Al-Qaeda's New Friend in Africa?
• Nadal, Serena Williams advance at US Open (AP)
• Column: Hands clean, Golden holds all the cards (AP)
• Sabathia finally solves Red Sox and Yankees win (AP)
• Former Giants employee charged with embezzlement (AP)
• Frank Gore agrees on 3-year extension with 49ers (AP)
• Rookie Ballard making good 1st impression (AP)
• Mariners pitchers wild in 13-6 rout by Angels (AP)
• Ex-NBA player set for LA court appearance (AP)
• Wake Forest's Kinal trades footy for US football (AP)
• UCI gives Belgium extra race in World Tour (AP)
• Flyers sign van Riemsdyk to extension (AP)
• De La Hoya admits addictions in TV interview (AP)
• Keselowski will return to Nationwide at Atlanta (AP)
• All events live in some form for Olympics on NBC (AP)
• Special report: Irene wallops flood insurance program
• Idaho woman challenges abortion laws after prosecution
• Baby Boom: North Carolina Hospital Sees High Birth Rate Dur
• Is Drug Testing Welfare Applicants Unconstitutional? (
• Obama signs disaster declaration for North Carolina countie
• APNewsBreak: Great Lakes, Mississippi split sought (AP
• Petraeus leaving Army after 37 years to head CIA (AP)
• Obama to push for transportation spending (AP)
• FEMA chief: Aid won't be hindered by money issues (AP)
• Irene delays opening of schools across East (AP)
• Arizona man describes shears impaling eye socket (AP)
• Wildfires destroy dozens of homes in Texas, Okla. (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Monsanto seeks OK for low-fat soybean (AP
• Obama looks to spur private sector hiring (AP)
• Special Forces impersonator in Md. gets 21 months (AP)
• Flooding persists as East Coast reels from Irene (AP)
• Panel: Widespread waste and fraud in war spending (AP)
• Security on rise nationwide for 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• Nigeria: 2 suspects arrested in UN HQ bombing (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Japan nuke holdout resolved to stay (AP)
• Libyans celebrate Muslim holiday, Gadhafi ouster (AP)
• Inside the spy unit that NYPD says doesn't exist (AP)
• Dad: It was `horse play' before boy went overboard (AP
• Daryl Hannah arrested in White House oil protest (AP)
• NCAA: 8 Miami players must sit out games (AP)
• Private sector adds 91,000 jobs in August (Reuters)
• Investors slash equities in August melt: Reuters poll
• Insight: Arctic has great riches, but greater challenges
• Office raid deals new blow to BP in Russia (Reuters)
• Some U.S. firms paid more to CEOs than taxes: study (R
• Libyans mark feast without Gaddafi, but war not over (
• Airlifts, water rescues in wake of Hurricane Irene (Re
• Merkel backs euro fund boost despite revolt risk (Reut
• Strauss-Kahn returns to IMF, gets warm applause (Reute
• Japan elects new PM, may be ruling party's last chance
• Russia's Putin revs up vote campaign astride a bike (R
• Why India's Fight Against Corruption Is Just Beginning
• NATO jet crashes after midair collision (AP)
• Rights groups: Aerial strikes kill 26 in Sudan (AP)
• China announces plans to boost secret detention powers
• Former Gitmo detainee calls Sept. 11 'disgusting' (AP)
• Tripoli neighbors help frightened survivors after massacre
• U.S. Soldiers Take Laptops and BlackBerrys to Afghanistan
• Libya rebel leaders say they're in charge. Not so fast, say
• Venus a winner at US Open; sister Serena up next (AP)
• Old, new for NBC Sports after leadership change (AP)
• A&M spokesman denies school sent withdrawal letter (AP
• AP Sources: NBA, players to talk Wednesday (AP)
• Murer wins pole vault, Chernova wins heptathlon (AP)
• Kid Rock to play before Packers' opener vs. Saints (AP
• Carp hits two-run homer, lifts Mariners to win (AP)
• Knicks add former Hawks coach Woodson as assistant (AP
• Wildcats will also rely on ground game (AP)
• UCI: No more positive tests at Tour de France (AP)
• Woods to play Fall Series in October near Stanford (AP
• Patrick's NASCAR plans prompt more criticism (AP)
• Olympic basketball qualifiers on ESPN networks (AP)
• Clinic warns Wisconsin patients blood exposure possible
• Ex-mayor of Arizona border town gets 3.5 years in prison
• Qualm Before the Storm: East Coasters Clean Out Store Shelv
• New York City's Busiest Neighborhoods Empty Out (Time.
• Atlantic coast communities grapple with Irene aftermath
• In Minnesota, Obama to tackle issues facing vets (AP)
• Holes remain in flight school scrutiny after 9/11 (AP)
• Tourism dilemma: Irene's gone but summer's not (AP)
• Blast at Wyo. oil production site kills 3 workers (AP)
• Irene brings worst flooding in century to Vermont (AP)
• Most US Muslims feel targeted by terror policies (AP)
• Hurricane Irene blamed for at least 40 deaths (AP)
• Experts praise decisions to evacuate from Irene (AP)
• NTSB to decide cause of gas pipeline explosion (AP)
• Killer storm leaves Vt. homeowners, towns stranded (AP
• AP IMPACT: Automation in the air dulls pilot skill (AP
• Libya rebels pledge assault on Gadhafi stronghold (AP)
• Plunge in consumer confidence sends stocks lower (AP)
• August is deadliest month for US in Afghanistan (AP)
• Hunt for Gadhafi: Saddam all over again? (AP)
• Disaster aid account faces shortfall (AP)
• Obama faces tight restraints in crafting jobs plan (AP
• Spring buying boosts home prices in US cities (AP)
• Ex-NBA player Crittenton arrested in murder case (AP)
• Global stocks at two-week high, rally may stall (Reute
• Home prices dip in June from May (Reuters)
• August consumer confidence lowest in more than two years
• Vermont, New Jersey flooded as Irene spares NYC (Reute
• Libya leader gives Gaddafi forces surrender deadline (
• PIMCO says betting against U.S. debt was a mistake: report
• Four killed in Eid protests in Syria: activists (Reute
• Murdoch expands internal inquiry of UK papers (Reuters
• U.S.-educated Estonian president re-elected (Reuters)
• Russia to elect parliament on December 4: Medvedev (Re
• Libya: Benghazi Rebels Win Tripoli Residents' Confidence
• Serbia's Tadic says can accept EU police for Kosovo (R
• Libyan rebels ask NATO to keep up pressure (AP)
• 5 detained in attack that killed 52 in Mexico (AP)
• ICRC says foreigners among Tripoli prisoners (Reuters)
• Chinese general's spy talk leaked onto YouTube (AP)
• Irene wind speed at 50 mph, nears Canada: NHC (Reuters
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• Libya's interim government strengthens grip, says Khamis Qa
• Anna Hazare breaks fast, renews faith in people power [VIDE
• Robles disqualified from 110 hurdles at worlds (AP)
• California beats Japan 2-1 to take LLWS (AP)
• Sharapova's role: A favorite at Flushing (AP)
• Hamilton 3 RBIs for Rangers in 9-5 win over Angels (AP
• Brees leads Saints to 40-20 win over Raiders (AP)
• Yankees beat Orioles 8-3 after losing opener 2-0 (AP)
• Indianapolis releases 8 players in 1st cutdown (AP)
• Angels lose 9-5 at Texas fall 3 games back in West (AP
• FBI hunting for former NBA player charged in death (AP
• Ryan Katz looks to lead Oregon State's rebound (AP)
• Leipheimer wins USA Pro Cycling Challenge (AP)
• Calcavecchia wins Boeing Classic in playoff (AP)
• Bad night at Bristol for drivers on Chase bubble (AP)
• Vermont flooded after Irene's torrential rains (Reuter
• Hurricane Irene's Path: How Do Forecasters Predict the 'Con
• Hurricane Irene Forces Cancellation of Couple's Outer Banks
• Battling blazes in city of skyscrapers (Reuters)
• Rare find discovered amid town's Old West kitsch (AP)
• Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find (AP)
• 6 years after Katrina, Lower 9th Ward still bleak (AP)
• Hurricane Irene leads to at least 26 deaths (AP)
• Irene forecasts on track; not up to speed on wind (AP)
• New York-bound storm draws out media's big guns (AP)
• Irene cleanup could take days along East Coast (AP)
• After hurricane, New Yorkers hardly miss a beat (AP)
• Several days needed to restore power after Irene (AP)
• Irene spares big cities, but Vt. sees huge floods (AP)
• NYC's subway back on track for commute after Irene (AP
• AP EXCLUSIVE: Afghans scuttle US-Taliban talks (AP)
• Lockerbie bomber in coma, near death, brother says (AP
• Consumer spending rebounds, rose 0.8 pct. in July (AP)
• Taiwan hospital transplants 5 HIV-infected organs (AP)
• Va. soldier sought in 4 deaths found dead in Pa. (AP)
• Israel lures Hollywood to film in the Holy Land (AP)
• New storm looms in Atlantic, but future track open (AP
• Perry wins top award but Beyonce baby tops show (AP)
• New York City gets back to business after Irene (Reute
• Wall St expected to open Monday (Reuters)
• Consumer spending rebounds (Reuters)
• NY airports and subway reopen, limited East Coast service
• Al Qaeda No 2's death not yet confirmed: Pakistan (Reu
• Gaddafi's foes advance on his hometown (Reuters)
• Federal government to help reimburse states for Irene damag
• Japan's finance minister to be new PM (Reuters)
• US "hikers" lawyer appeals Iran spying sentences (Reut
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• U.N. deputy Secretary General visits Nigeria bomb victims
• Pakistan's Islamic Take On "Millionaire" Game Show Is Night
• Estonian president likely to be re-elected in vote (AP
• Chavez set to begin new round of cancer treatment (AP)
• Egypt arrests militant linked to string of attacks (Re
• Afghan health worker killed by roadside bomb (AP)
• Canada remembers opposition leader at state funeral (R
• Eyewitness Account: The Liberation of Gaddafi's Notorious A
• Shalala: Scandal 'has been quite painful for me' (AP)
• Double-amputee sprinter reaches world 400 semis (AP)
• Bolt false starts and is eliminated from 100 final (AP
• Vettel wins Belgian Grand Prix to widen F1 lead (AP)
• Keselowski grabs 3rd win of season at Bristol (AP)
• Jacory Harris expects to play in Miami's opener (AP)
• Chargers win; Cards' Kolb, Fitz hit on 80-yarder (AP)
• Ex-NBA player Crittenton still wanted for murder (AP)
• AP source: Big 12 expects A&M's departure (AP)
• Viviani wins Stage 5 of US Pro Cycling Challenge (AP)
• Wie tied for lead in Canadian Women's Open (AP)
• Brazil's Silva knocks out Okami at UFC 134 (AP)
• Povetkin beats Chagaev for vacant WBA heavy title (AP)
• Irene slams New Jersey, damage widespread (Reuters)
• Airlines abandon Northeast, NY closes subways (Reuters
• What ESPN's 'White Michael Vick' Story Got Wrong (Time
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• Irene another test of capital's disaster prep (AP)
• FEMA chief: Stay at home in Irene's wake (AP)
• After Irene: Authorities readying to gauge damage (AP)
• 4M without power as Hurricane Irene heads north (AP)
• Irene makes landfall on quiet, anxious NYC (AP)
• Fan falls on stairwell at Rangers Ballpark (AP)
• Lawyer for 2 Americans jailed in Iran appeals (AP)
• Obama to the nation: Rekindle post-Sept. 11 unity (AP)
• Flooding in Manhattan streets as Irene arrives (AP)
• After Irene: Little damage seen in many places (AP)
• Libya rebels reject regime offer to talk (AP)
• Al-Qaida's No. 2 reported killed by US in Pakistan (AP
• 3 Syrian opposition figures banned from travel (AP)
• Campaigns find that some truths are inconvenient (AP)
• Autopsy planned for dead Yellowstone hiker (AP)
• NFL security chief attends 49ers game (AP)
• 10 dead after strong typhoon hits Philippines (AP)
• Hurricane Irene batters shuttered New York (Reuters)
• "Act now" to save global recovery, IMF chief urges (Re
• France eyes financial transaction tax deal at G20 (Reu
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• Japan PM race begins with no winner in sight (Reuters)
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• Among the Loyalists: Despite Defeat, Admiration for Gaddafi
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• Venezuelan newspaper's photomontage spurs debate (AP)
• Rebels say no firm information on Gaddafi location (Re
• Indian Parliament debates anti-graft proposal (AP)
• Budget deficit narrows in April-June (Reuters)
• Libyan rebels send brigade to negotiate surrender of Sirte
• East Joins West: On a Rebel Ship to Tripoli (Time.com)
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• Barry Bonds' conviction upheld by judge (AP)
• Former NBA player Crittenton charged with murder (AP)
• Kenyan women sweep marathon, 10,000 at worlds (AP)
• LSU QB, teammate booked in bar fight and released (AP)
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• Packers use late flurry to edge Colts 24-21 (AP)
• Jeter and Kelly split up (AP)
• Ron Artest name change delayed due to ticket issue (AP
• Drummond tweets he's headed to UConn (AP)
• Cantlay advances, Uihlein falls in US Amateur (AP)
• Drivers wish Patrick well in new endeavor (AP)
• Doha bids to host 2020 Summer Olympics in autumn (AP)
• Obama invokes Sept 11 attacks in call for service (Reu
• Hurricane Irene turns north-northeast: NHC (Reuters)
• In the Name of King (Time.com)
• Drive an Escalade? Look Out for Car Thieves (Time.com)
• Perry bills feds $349M for incarcerating illegals (AP)
• Journals, computers seized in missing mom case (AP)
• Obama: Recall the spirit of unity from 9/11 (AP)
• Chicago-bound train derails in Neb.; 22 hurt (AP)
• FAA: 4 dead in Missouri medical helicopter crash (AP)
• AP: Md. teen in custody in Pa. in Jihad Jane plot (AP)
• King fraternity holds own dedication of memorial (AP)
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim (AP)
• Worry more about Irene's water than storm's wind (AP)
• Irene, a bit weaker, begins its destructive run (AP)
• A look at Irene's wake — and what's ahead (AP)
• Libyan rebels fight for control of border road (AP)
• Death toll in Nigeria UN suicide blast rises to 19 (AP
• Militants from Afghanistan kill dozens in Pakistan (AP
• Mayor: Those who need to leave NYC should go now (AP)
• Syrian forces deploy as Iran boosts regime (AP)
• Mexico reels from deadly arson attack on civilians (AP
• Arizona shooting suspect's condition worsens (AP)
• Mel Gibson and ex-girlfriend reach settlement (AP)
• Hurricane Irene rages ashore in North Carolina (Reuter
• Shortages grip Libyan capital as rebels hunt Gaddafi (
• Witness: Surviving a big hurricane in the big city (Re
• Bernanke quiet on next Fed move, stresses job crisis (
• Thousands march anew against Syria Assad, 3 killed (Re
• U.S. oil-spill ruling pleases plaintiff lawyers (Reute
• Murdoch tabloid private eye delivers hacking names (Re
• More Somali famine victims fleeing to Yemen: UNHCR (Re
• Teen shot in Chile anti-Pinera protest dies (Reuters)
• China charges Tibetan monks with homicide in self-immolatio
• Thailand's Thaksin Steals the Spotlight Once Again (Ti
• Nokia launches its cheapest phones at $30-$35 (AP)
• 2 killed as thousands of Syrians protest (AP)
• Police: Bomb explodes at outdoor mosque, kills 4 (AP)
• Quebecers fleeing separatists, Liberals, poll shows (R
• Sydney neurosurgeon imprisoned over drug deaths (AP)
• Tribal divisions may test new Libya government (The Ch
• Kim Jong Il Goes to Siberia: And He Likes It! (Time.co
• Germany plays catch-up after being on sidelines of NATO's L
• Kuchar takes lead at Barclays with birdie on 18th (AP)
• Coach: Miami awaiting eligibility decisions (AP)
• California Bob brings Coil back East for Travers (AP)
• Flanagan death ruled suicide by medical examiner (AP)
• Patrick to leave IndyCar behind for NASCAR (AP)
• Newton takes step back, Panthers lose to Bengals (AP)
• Gonzalez powers Red Sox past Rangers (Reuters)
• Is NBA meeting next week enough time for progress? (AP
• Bar employees: Victim threw 1st punch in LSU brawl (AP
• Liquigas carries Sagan to Spanish Vuelta stage win (AP
• Bryzgalov wants to deliver Stanley Cup to Philly (AP)
• Miyazato, Pernilla lead Canadian Women's Open (AP)
• Rogge regrets US doesn't bid for 2020 Olympics (AP)
• NY mayor: Coastal residents should move out Friday (Re
• Heat wave challenges Muslims as Ramadan nears its end
• Gov. Rick Perry Compared Homosexuality to Alcoholism in 200
• Ron Paul Can't Get Any Respect (Time.com)
• Joint U.S.-China operation busts child porn ring (Reut
• Silicon Valley on Apple post-Jobs: success for now (AP
• Judge to hear arguments over Loughner's medication (AP
• 2-year search for missing mom suddenly escalates (AP)
• Documents reveal rantings of mosque fire suspect (AP)
• Scientists man bioterror front lines post-9/11 (AP)
• Military widows bond at Alaska retreat (AP)
• Refineries likely to shut as Hurricane Irene nears (AP
• Dedication of MLK Memorial postponed by hurricane (AP)
• AP source: Strauss-Kahn gets passport back in NYC (AP)
• Grandparents play a bigger role in child-rearing (AP)
• Irene's first rains reach threatened US East Coast (AP
• 16 killed in bombing on UN building in Nigeria (AP)
• Economy grew at slower 1 pct. rate this spring (AP)
• Irene conjures memories of 'great' storm of 1938 (AP)
• NATO attacks pro-Gadhafi forces near Sirte (AP)
• Death toll lowered to 52 in Mexican casino attack (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: Most Republicans happy with GOP field (AP
• Troops photograph every Arlington grave (AP)
• China bars some Lady Gaga hits from download sites (AP
• Cano, Martin, Granderson hit slams, Yanks romp (AP)
• Second-quarter GDP trimmed, spending raised (Reuters)
• Hurricane Irene targets East Coast, many evacuate, cities b
• Tripoli prays for peace as rebels hunt Gaddafi (Reuter
• Fed prepared to use tools to spur growth: Bernanke (Re
• Google chairman Schmidt to woo TV elite (Reuters)
• At least 10 die in car bomb attack on Nigeria U.N. HQ
• Casino attack in Mexico's Monterrey kills 53 (Reuters)
• Japan PM to resign, successor race hard to call (Reute
• NFL experimenting with 8th offical in preseason (AP)
• NCAA hits Bruce Pearl with 3-year penalty (AP)
• Jets' Burress says no 'extra juice' for Giants (AP)
• Willis works to become more 'complete' linebacker (AP)
• Stauffer pitches well in loss. (AP)
• Judge poised to toss lawsuit against Pacers owner (AP)
• Verizon first national carrier of Longhorn Network (AP
• Feds ask judge to keep Armstrong details secret (AP)
• Els goes from top to bottom without losing hope (AP)
• Panel upholds New Hampshire decision, results stay (AP
• Apple fans pay tribute to "industry icon" Jobs (Reuter
• Casey Anthony reports for probation in Florida (Reuter
• Back-to-School Special: Arne Duncan Goes Off Script (T
• The Strauss-Kahn Case: Reflections on the Non-Trial of the
• Captain allowed to stay in Navy despite bawdy videos (
• Casey Anthony reports to Florida probation (AP)
• Georgia profs offer course to illegal immigrants (AP)
• Postpartum may be at play in infant boy's death (AP)
• Merriam-Webster adds 'tweet,' other new words (AP)
• AP Exclusive: 5 years later, Jena 6 move on (AP)
• Threat of propane blast ends, CA evacuees go home (AP)
• Without Jobs, Apple must show it can still deliver (AP
• AG calls phone hacking report 'very disturbing' (AP)
• In Jobs' second act with Apple, a dramatic revival (AP
• Is East Coast prepared for truly powerful quake? (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Some 9/11 charities failed miserably (AP)
• Libya rebels battle loyalists in Tripoli's streets (AP
• Evacuations in NC as Hurricane Irene approaches (AP)
• BofA shares soar after Buffett invests $5 billion (AP)
• Apple's magic enthralls Main Street., Wall Street (AP)
• AP-GfK poll: Views on economy, Obama role sour (AP)
• Earthquake shows difficulty of evacuation from DC (AP)
• Census: South, West lead US in marriages, divorces (AP
• New words in the Merriam-Webster dictionary (AP)
• Former Cy Young winner Flanagan found dead at home (AP
• Apple shares under pressure after Jobs resignation (Re
• Warren Buffett to invest $5 billion in Bank of America
• Libyan rebels say Muammar Gaddafi surrounded (Reuters)
• Libya rebels battle to root out Gaddafi diehards (Reut
• Striking Verizon workers lift jobless claims (Reuters)
• Irene pounds Bahamas, North Carolina on hurricane watch
• Contours of Obama jobs package coming into focus (Reut
• French do not want Strauss-Kahn back in politics: poll
• Shaky play: Sports fans rocked by East Coast quake (AP
• Pat Summitt's legacy a long way from finished (AP)
• Gonzalez homers twice as Red Sox beat Rangers 11-5 (AP
• A-Rod scratched from lineup with jammed left thumb (AP
• Kyle Busch pleads guilty to speeding (AP)
• 49ers' Hunter can't afford to rest (AP)
• Gonzalez delivers go-ahead single as Padres win (AP)
• Sources: Adelman in town to meet with Wolves (AP)
• Seastrunk to Baylor after release from Oregon (AP)
• Spanish cyclist Moreno wins 4th stage of Vuelta (AP)
• Devils sign 12 players, mostly minor leaguers (AP)
• Woods considers adding tournament (AP)
• Denny Hamlin needs his swagger back to save season (AP
• US pulls out of bid for 2020 Summer Olympics (AP)
• New Orleans struggles to overcome mistrust of police (
• East Coast quake cracks Washington Monument stone (Reu
• Michael Vick's Former Property to Become Dog Sanctuary
• Shocker: Well-Being Poll Shows It's Great to Live in Hawaii
• Unplanned pregnancies rising among poor U.S. women: study
• Ark. gov: Pardons not likely in Cub Scout killings (AP
• 9/11 families headed to meeting with Eric Holder (AP)
• Risk of explosion at rail car fire has increased (AP)
• Jaded West Coast chuckles over East Coast quake (AP)
• Quake calls to mind terrorism as 9/11 approaches (AP)
• Contentious Ala. immigration law goes before judge (AP
• Closing arguments to begin in lewd Navy video case (AP
• Nancy Reagan stumbles at Reagan library event (AP)
• Local wheat sees revival in former grain states (AP)
• Husband: CA mom couldn't accept baby's condition (AP)
• Woman convicted of child abuse in hot sauce case (AP)
• Rebels battle Libyan forces near Gadhafi compound (AP)
• With CIA help, NYPD moves covertly in Muslim areas (AP
• In Gadhafi, rebels hunting an elusive target (AP)
• CBO: Budget deficit to hit $1.28T, down slightly (AP)
• Evacuations begin on tiny NC island ahead of Irene (AP
• Search for hidden damage after East Coast quake (AP)
• NKorea reported ready to halt WMD tests (AP)
• Strauss-Kahn free after NY court ends sex case (AP)
• Bulgaria opening museum of socialist art (AP)
• Tennessee's Summitt has early onset dementia (AP)
• Gaddafi flees Tripoli HQ ransacked by rebels (Reuters)
• Nuclear experts warn of Libya "dirty bomb" material (R
• Libyan rebels offer amnesty for turning in Gaddafi (Re
• Budget deal slices deficits nearly in half: CBO (Reute
• Wall Street turns higher after CBO report (Reuters)
• Moody's cuts Japan rating, blames politics (Reuters)
• Transportation boosts July durable goods orders (Reute
• Hurricane Irene gathers power on path toward East Coast
• Prosecutors ask NY judge to drop Strauss-Kahn case (Re
• Angels tie up Weaver before free agency looms (Reuters
• Police: LSU players delay meeting about bar fight (AP)
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