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• Google to digitize old books from Rome, Florence (AP)
• Biden says Palestinians deserve 'viable' state (AP)
• Dalai Lama: China aims to annihilate Buddhism (AP)
• Ex-wife criticizes Mandela to UK newspaper (AP)
• East Africa's Oil and Gas: Drilling, Exploration Rising
• Swedish artist: cartoon murder plot 'low-tech' (AP)
• Trial begins over death of US activist in Gaza (AP)
• In paying for sex changes, Cuba breaks from past (AP)
• Crucial week for Darfur peace: US envoy (AFP)
• Law bars Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi from elections (AP
• Air Canada learns that hockey trumps flying (Reuters)
• Tasmanian devil colony shows immunity to cancer (AP)
• Israel rebuffs Biden by announcing new settlement construct
• New wrinkle in Joe Biden agenda: 1,600 units in Israeli set
• Beyond Sanctions: How to Solve the Iranian Riddle (Tim
• Nigeria: More Mass Graves Dug in Jos (OneWorld.net)
• Riesch tops Vonn in final World Cup downhill (AP)
• NASCAR puts Carl Edwards on probation for 3 races (AP)
• No. 12 Butler routs Wright St. 70-45 (AP)
• Dunleavy, Los Angeles Clippers sever ties (AP)
• Strasburg makes long-awaited spring debut for Nats (AP
• Lawyers: Respect Roethlisberger accuser's privacy (AP)
• Halladay shuts down Braves (AP)
• Kobe sinks Raptors as Lakers end losing run (Reuters)
• Stephenson leads Cincinnati over Rutgers (AP)
• Payback time for Berbatov as United aim to slay Milan jinx
• Lievremont makes two changes for Italy rugby clash (AF
• Garon, Blue Jackets beat Ducks 5-2 (AP)
• Henin, Clijsters look to shake things up at Indian Wells
• Police: Boxer's friend arrested in Vegas shooting (AP)
• Council to examine bringing Grand Prix race to OKC (AP
• 'Jihad Jane' indictment shows terror's evolution (AP)
• New national math, English standards drafted (AP)
• Calif. jury recommends death for serial killer (AP)
• Ohio State shooter complained bosses were unfair (AP)
• Roberts: Scene at State of Union 'very troubling' (AP)
• Families: 3 Americans detained in Iran call home (AP)
• Dozen same-sex couples tie knot in DC (AP)
• Workers urge faster rebuilding at ground zero site (AP
• Texas ed board set to take 1st vote since primary (AP)
• Analysis: Greece's crisis could presage America's (AP)
• Ex-Edwards aide narrowly avoids jail over sex tape (AP
• NH campaign finance activist Granny D dies at 100 (AP)
• Ohio State janitor's gunfire kills co-worker, self (AP
• All 6 dead in Ariz. crash were Mexican citizens (AP)
• Assisted suicide network members indicted in Ga. (AP)
• Probation report cites predatory traits of suspect (AP
• Calif. test-taking case shows gap in visa security (AP
• Man who caused Newark airport breach pleads guilty (AP
• Corey Haim, '80s heartthrob, dies at 38 (AP)
• Public scorn for Congress sharpens, support for Obama holds
• German Catholics to investigate abuse charges (AP)
• Obama pushing on health care end game (AP)
• Runaway Prius driver: Brakes were 'almost burned' (AP)
• Senate to pass jobless aid, business tax breaks (AP)
• Pakistan officials: Suspected US missiles kill 4 (AP)
• Google opens Web store for business applications (AP)
• Letterman: Case against producer handled properly (AP)
• A-Rod: Lawyers are setting up interview with feds (AP)
• Pelosi faces biggest test on healthcare vote (Reuters)
• Brown says UK to maintain AAA credit rating (Reuters)
• Biden scolds Israel over settlement plan (Reuters)
• First Iraq vote results expected by Thursday: U.N. (Re
• Retaliation fears stalk Nigeria city after clashes (Re
• Ahmadinejad, Gates trade barbs in Afghanistan (Reuters
• Iceland opposition toughens on new "Icesave" talks (Re
• Economists trim 2011 U.S. growth forecast (Reuters)
• Biden condemns Israel settlement move at Palestinian talks
• Pope denounces 'atrocious' Nigeria bloodshed (AFP)
• Israel OKs 1,600 new homes in east Jerusalem (AP)
• Russia sees new nuclear arms treaty by April (AP)
• US-born panda freed from quarantine in China (AP)
• Nigeria urged to investigate religious violence (AP)
• Israel: Did the Alleged Mossad Hit in Dubai Really Help?
• Dollar gains as ratings agencies warn on Europe (AP)
• Togo opposition attacked with water cannon (AP)
• NKorea has medium-range missile division: report (AP)
• Canadian jury dismissed in Air India perjury trial (Re
• Indonesian leader honoured by Australia on historic visit
• U.S. government knows of no al Qaida arrest in Pakistan
• After Iraq election, fragile democracy faces the real test
• Russian Shareholder Activist Exposes Corporate Greed (
• AP source: Edwards won't be suspended (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Canadian doctor says HGH was for him (AP)
• Twins closer Nathan has ligament tear in elbow (AP)
• Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium on Dec 30 (AP)
• Lance Armstrong arrives in South Africa (AP)
• Closing statements near in trial over Bronco death (AP
• Alex Rodriguez 'at ease' with Canadian doctor (AP)
• Mo Williams lead Cavs to 97-95 win over Spurs (AP)
• North Texas tops Denver 63-56 in Sun Belt semis (AP)
• Arsenal will make amends for Porto farce: Campbell (AF
• Bastareaud receives upbeat assessment after scan (AFP)
• Kings blank Blue Jackets 6-0 (AP)
• Ping waives settlement on square grooves (AP)
• Klitschko to defend WBC title against Poland's Sosnowski
• Schumacher returns for highly anticipated F1 fight (AP
• Reebok: progress made in search for Crosby gear (AP)
• Parents of dead SoCal teen urge new predator laws (AP)
• Washington weddings begin for same-sex couples (AP)
• Feds: Calif. man ran student visa fraud ring (AP)
• Prius with stuck accelerator glides to safe stop (AP)
• Class-action lawsuits could cost Toyota $3B-plus (AP)
• 2 of oldest people in US die: in NH 114, Mich. 113 (AP
• Co. owner indicted in deadly NYC crane collapse (AP)
• Paterson seeks to show he's still in charge (AP)
• Stupak: Health bill abortion fight can be resolved (AP
• Detroit wants to save itself by shrinking (AP)
• Ohio inmate ODs on pills hours before execution (AP)
• 9th US missionary freed in Haiti, returns home (AP)
• Man holding fake gun fatally shot near NYC school (AP)
• Palin notes irony of using Canada health care (AP)
• Oscar's big question: How did David slay Goliath? (AP)
• Accused Ga. killer uses creative legal argument (AP)
• Colo. rock slide rains boulders on bridge, highway (AP
• Police look for missing Texas exec in New Orleans (AP)
• Ed chief: Agency to review equal access at schools (AP
• Senate to take up unemployment insurance extension (AP
• Gates praises troops in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• Israel, Syria announce nuclear energy ambitions (AP)
• Ohio St.: Employee kills co-worker, wounds another (AP
• Missing body of Cyprus' ex-leader is found (AP)
• Continental CEO will cancel flights before fines (AP)
• Samsung, Panasonic start selling 3-D TVs this week (AP
• Britain could force owners to microchip their dogs (AP
• Sequel to 'Phantom of the Opera' opens in London (AP)
• UConn wins NCAA record 71st straight game (AP)
• Toyota finds no flaw with safety electronics (Reuters)
• Biden: 'No space' between Israel and U.S. (Reuters)
• Gates: Afghan war's "decisive phase" looms in Kandahar
• Obama targets insurers, sells reform plan (Reuters)
• Nigeria urged to end impunity after village massacre (
• Britain heads for inconclusive election: poll (Reuters
• U.S. and Russia in final push to clinch new START treaty
• New poll spells potential trouble for Democrats (Reute
• Biden pledges full US commitment to Israel security (A
• Christians flee after Nigeria massacre (AFP)
• Gates meeting with military, political leaders (AP)
• Israel OKs new settlement work as Biden arrives (AP)
• Hundreds slaughtered in Nigeria religious violence (AP
• Being Gay in Uganda: One Couple's Story (Time.com)
• Protesters and police clash at Total headquarters (AP)
• Chile quake survivors suffer cold, rainy night (AP)
• AbitibiBowater gets tentative deal with union (Reuters
• Elephant calf dies during labour at Sydney's zoo (AFP)
• Pakistanis say they arrested al Qaida's American mouthpiece
• Iraq election: Purple fingers, but hard work ahead (Th
• Mexico's Maciel Sex Abuse Focuses on Legion of Christ
• Rachel Alexandra has final work before 2010 debut (AP)
• No. 1 UConn ties record with 77-41 rout of Orange (AP)
• Stricklen, No. 4 Lady Vols top Kentucky 70-62 (AP)
• NASCAR drivers Edwards, Keselowski still feuding (AP)
• Kurt Busch wins again at Atlanta after 2 crashes (AP)
• Jaguars sign defensive end Kampman (Reuters)
• Dodgers' Martin out with pulled groin (AP)
• Carmelo scores 30 to lead Nuggets past Blazers (AP)
• UConn on verge of breaking its own win streak (AP)
• Benitez confident on Mascherano as Reds face Wigan (AF
• Armstrong downplays Tour de France chances (AFP)
• Habs beat Ducks 4-3 in shootout after late rally (AP)
• Britain's LTA launches probe after Davis Cup loss (AFP
• Villegas runs away to win Honda Classic (AP)
• Boxer Darchinyan dominates to keep superfly crowns (AF
• Moss falls down elevator shaft at London home (AP)
• Reward offered for return of Crosby's Olympic gear (AP
• Oldest person in US dies in NH at age 114 (AP)
• SoCal teen's skeletal remains found in remote area (AP
• Cities not on track with Calif high-speed rail (AP)
• How do you build a better classroom clicker? (AP)
• Suspected gunman killed outside Walmart in Texas (AP)
• ABC returns to Cablevision, but talks go on (AP)
• Database can crack missing person cases — if used (AP
• Researchers: AIDS virus can hide in bone marrow (AP)
• Police: 8 teens shot while leaving Indiana concert (AP
• Ground zero hotel wants to attract 9/11 tourists (AP)
• Mo'Nique is 5th black woman to win acting Oscar (AP)
• Waltz goes from Hollywood unknown to Oscar winner (AP)
• Kansas City wants to close half its public schools (AP
• Hollywood billboards taken down amid legal battle (AP)
• Duncan won't cancel Montgomery school visit (AP)
• Judge orders bus firm to stop interstate service (AP)
• RI mayor faces new questions in Congressional run (AP)
• Va. AG: Colleges can't ban gay discrimination (AP)
• Strong earthquake slams eastern Turkey, kills 51 (AP)
• Afghan president to host April peace conference (AP)
• 'How much higher do premiums have to rise?' (AP)
• Iraqi PM's coalition seen leading vote (AP)
• Pakistan: American al-Qaida suspect nabbed (AP)
• Bigelow pioneers Oscars with `Hurt Locker' win (AP)
• JFK condolence letters published for 1st time (AP)
• Pakistan officials say US missile strike kills 3 (AP)
• Lil Wayne set to be sentenced to year in NY jail (AP)
• Magic get revenge, top Lakers in finals rematch (AP)
• Turnout for Iraq election solid at 62 pct (Reuters)
• Suspect arrested in Pakistan not Gadahn: officials (Re
• Biden in Israel after pledging U.S. support on Iran (R
• Portugal follows Greece down austerity path (Reuters)
• Gates in Kabul: dark days ahead but grounds for hope (
• Security tight after hundreds die in central Nigeria (
• Gunfire at Yemen hospital, clashes in south (Reuters)
• Bomb attack on Pakistani police kills 13 (Reuters)
• World recoils as 500 slaughtered in Nigeria attack (AF
• Strong quake kills 51 in eastern Turkey (AFP)
• Somali pirates, security personnel in 4 shootouts (AP)
• Pope's brother's choir faces abuse claims (AP)
• NATO details its Afghan night raids policy (AP)
• A 'Drunkards' Strike' Shuts Down Bolivia (Time.com)
• Dutch far-righter defends anti-Islam film in London (A
• Iraqis abroad begin voting in homeland's election (AP)
• Clinton pushes Honduras recognition (AP)
• Threats after Kenya's vote violence derail justice (AP
• Singapore bolsters security over terrorist threat (AP)
• Canada details plans to slay deficit once recovery entrench
• Australian court: Vioxx doubled heart attack risk (AP)
• House panel approves Armenian genocide resolution (McC
• Turkey recalls ambassador after US resolution on 'Armenian
• Chile Earthquake: Government Needs to Build Social Trust
• Togo Tip-Toeing Toward Reconciliation (OneWorld.net)
• Panthers brass chokes up over Delhomme's release (AP)
• Feeling good again, Singh gets into Honda mix (AP)
• Blumenherst, Lim tied for lead at Aussie Masters (AP)
• Baylor's Griner suspended 2 games for punch (AP)
• Jets reach agreement with Chargers for Cromartie (AP)
• Panthers part ways with longtime quarterback Delhomme
• Angels and White Sox tied 4-4 when game is called (AP)
• Kobe shines before Heat stifles Lakers in overtime (Re
• Iowa player pleads guilty in taxi fight case (AP)
• Hamstring curse ends Owen's World Cup dream (AFP)
• Anuar wins fifth stage of Malaysia Tour (AFP)
• Sharks rally to 3-2 win over Canadiens (AP)
• Kunitsyn lifts Russia in Davis Cup (AFP)
• Sabbatini: Woods will play well; how will fans be? (AP
• APNewsBreak: Deal reached for Yankee Stadium fight (AP
• Andretti Autosport signs 15-year-old driver (AP)
• Olympians Vonn, White, Wescott grace Wheaties box (AP)
• Homicide claim could hinder Mo. incest, rape cases (AP
• Angry students protest cuts to schools, colleges (AP)
• Frigid Fla. winter is bad news for tomato lovers (AP)
• Predator laws questioned after SoCal teen's death (AP)
• Police: Calif. mother dumped newborn in trash (AP)
• Malvo sends letter of apology to Louisiana victim (AP)
• WH considering military trials for 9/11 suspects (AP)
• Interior to announce sage grouse finding Friday (AP)
• Claim: San Francisco giving gardeners toxic sludge (AP
• AP IMPACT: Toyota secretive on 'black box' data (AP)
• 15 states, DC named 'Race to the Top' finalists (AP)
• 3 RI cops charged in cocaine-dealing operation (AP)
• Crime exhibit dispute shows families' scars linger (AP
• Police: $800 robbery preceded Wis. slayings, fire (AP)
• Alabama governor cracks down on bingo machines (AP)
• Angry anti-gov't writing linked to Pentagon gunman (AP
• Unemployment rate unchanged as 36K jobs lost (AP)
• 6 people killed in bus crash south of Phoenix (AP)
• Chile says rebuilding after quake could take years (AP
• Black leaders' support may buy time for Paterson (AP)
• Clashes in Athens as Greek PM seeks EU debt help (AP)
• Scott Brown campaigns for McCain in Arizona (AP)
• US Apple iPad launch slightly delayed to April 3 (AP)
• Kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard shares home videos (AP)
• NFL free agency begins without cap (AP)
• Payrolls data buoy job creation hopes (Reuters)
• No terrorism link to Pentagon shooting: police (Reuter
• Chile quake-area still shaking, death toll unclear (Re
• Toyota: no evidence throttle fails in fixed cars (Reut
• U.S. recalls common flavoring after contamination (Reu
• House OKs $15 billion jobs bill (Reuters)
• China's Wen enters final push for soft-edged agenda (R
• White House cranks up pressure for health reform (Reut
• British PM insists Iraq war was 'right decision' (AFP)
• Turkey urges US to block 'genocide' bill (AFP)
• French officials arrest widow of ex-Rwandan leader (AP
• Muslim leader issues anti-terror fatwa (AP)
• Clinton in quake-hit Chile to offer support (AP)
• Chile Was Prepared for the Quake but Not the Tsunami (
• German court orders telecoms records deleted (AFP)
• Egyptian blogger facing military court (AP)
• Official: Uganda landslides kill 70; 250 missing (AP)
• Activists: Uzbekistan orders forced sterilizations (AP
• Canada wakes up after Games climax at ease with itself
• Australia to extradite killer of famed surgeon (AFP)
• U.S.-Russia treaty stalls over Obama missile defense plan
• Why Thailand still uses discredited bomb detectors (Th
• Iraq Elections: Violence Fears Ahead of U.S. Withdrawal
• 99-Year-Old: 'I Have Seen Things I Never Thought I Would, S
• AP Source: Woods back from family counseling (AP)
• Iverson will not return to 76ers (AP)
• Report: James files paperwork for number change (AP)
• Kim leads jubilant SKorean team home from Olympics (AP
• Syracuse No. 1 for first time in 20 years (AP)
• Bears waive former All-Pro tackle Orlando Pace (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Many maple bats get banned in minors (AP)
• Mavericks continue domination over Bobcats (Reuters)
• Jackson State beats Arkansas-Pine Bluff 57-54 (AP)
• FIFA says S.Africa ready for World Cup, 100 days away
• Thomson takes second stage of Malaysia Tour (AFP)
• Lidstrom lifts Red Wings over Avalanche, 3-2 (AP)
• Davydenko to miss Davis Cup clash with India (AFP)
• Harbour Town tournament searches for title sponsor (AP
• NASCAR president says wings coming off soon (AP)
• Medvedev demands resignations over Olympic flop (AP)
• Family holds out hope for Calif. teen's return (AP)
• Nat'l Organization of Women calls on N.Y. Gov. Paterson to
• Postal Service's emerging model: Never on Saturday (AP
• Ford says he could have beaten NY Sen. Gillibrand (AP)
• Voters finally get a say in rough Texas primary (AP)
• In DC, blacks were crucial to gay marriage debate (AP)
• Once a leader in school diversity, NC retrenches (AP)
• SeaWorld workers describe frenzy of fatal attack (AP)
• O.J. Simpson's 'acquittal suit' to be donated (AP)
• Brooklyn DA: No criminality caught on ACORN video (AP)
• 5 arrests in connection with Wis. slayings, fire (AP)
• Suspect in Elizabeth Smart case deemed competent (AP)
• Wash. to intervene in Yucca Mountain case (AP)
• Official: Substance at Utah IRS bldg not hazardous (AP
• Suggestive NJ billboard of jeans ad to come down (AP)
• Air Force nuclear units fail inspection in Montana (AP
• Scientists try to break fat-and-disease link (AP)
• Chicagoans hope stories will help overturn gun ban (AP
• Ohio Muslim-to-Christian teen convert in court (AP)
• Obama looks to undecided Dems for health backing (AP)
• Kentucky's Bunning again blocks jobless benefits (AP)
• Tsunami swept away fleeing bus full of retirees (AP)
• Senate talks close in on deal for Wall Street regs (AP
• Senate panel to review Toyota recalls (AP)
• Afghan govt says it's not banning attacks coverage (AP
• Fossils of snake eating dino eggs found in India (AP)
• Lady Antebellum leads ACM Awards nods with 7 (AP)
• Driver in doghouse after walking pet while in car (AP)
• O'Neal has surgery to repair injured thumb (AP)
• Europe car sales to fall; Toyota woes benefit Hyundai
• Greece must make more cuts, not clear how much: EU (Re
• Chile sends more troops to stop looting after quake (R
• Ukraine coalition collapses, no-confidence vote due (R
• Obama to pitch 'cash for caulkers' in Georgia (Reuters
• Israel urges U.S. to adopt Cuba-like embargo on Iran (
• Toyota to announce March incentives in U.S. (Reuters)
• Karadzic denies Sarajevo, Srebrenica war crimes (Reute
• Troops fight mobs in post-quake Chile (AFP)
• Some 350 people missing in Uganda landlside (AFP)
• Hopes for a Greek bailout lift world markets (AP)
• Palestinian Cabinet stakes claim amid shrine furor (AP
• Attacks kill 4 NATO troops around Afghanistan (AP)
• Europe storm death toll at 62; France hardest hit (AP)
• Taking It To the Taliban on Marjah in Afghanistan (Tim
• Tanks a lot... (Reuters)
• Hezbollah ups security after Hamas Dubai slaying (AP)
• Clinton offers to help resolve Falklands spat (AP)
• Rwanda court to decide competence over Nkunda case (AF
• Focus on rising Chinese political star Bo (AP)
• Canada win dramatic hockey gold to end on high (Reuter
• 5,200 Australians bare all for photo shoot (AP)
• USA vs. Canada was a perfect end to Vancouver Olympics: Eh
• Hope For Haiti's Kids (Time.com)
• Tragedy, glitches and glory at star-crossed games (AP)
• 'Woodies,' Fernandez-Zvereva lead 2010 hall class (AP)
• Olympic sliding touched by tragedy (AP)
• Johnson reels in Gordon to win at Las Vegas (AP)
• Koufax to tutor Dodgers at spring training (AP)
• Nowitzki leads Mavs to 7th straight win (AP)
• Singler, Scheyer shoot Duke past Virginia, 67-49 (AP)
• Fit Rooney urges England fans to stand by Terry (AFP)
• Gulbis beats Karlovic to win first ATP title (AFP)
• Mahan edges Fowler to win Phoenix Open (AP)
• Yes, Crosby's 'got a little destiny to him' (AP)
• Search spreads for Calif. teen; sex offender held (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Drug gangs taking over US public lands (AP)
• Some scientists defend tsunami warnings (AP)
• Arson suspects grew up together in Texas church (AP)
• Orca attack raises question of captive animals (AP)
• Suit seeks to bar genetically modified sugar beets (AP
• Music museum expands reach with archive, library (AP)
• Witness: Glass 'everywhere' in NYC atrium collapse (AP
• Coroner: Eastern Pa. man killed by pet bull (AP)
• Clinton heading to Latin America after quake (AP)
• Whale trainer's death jars safe world of adventure (AP
• Desperate for work, Miss. town awaits Toyota plant (AP
• Colleges enlist parents to curb problem drinking (AP)
• Whales perform for 1st time since trainer's death (AP)
• Pa. man dies during storm when 911 calls unheeded (AP)
• Chile troops, police attack post-quake looting (AP)
• January spending increases but income growth slows (AP
• Clinton to meet with Uruguay's incoming president (AP)
• Nearly 200K without power after Northeast storm (AP)
• Striking number of obesity risks hit minority kids (AP
• UK's Prudential buys AIG's Asian unit for $35.5B (AP)
• Euphoric end to a bittersweet Olympics (AP)
• Survey: 26 pct of Americans get news via phone (AP)
• `Shutter Island' stays afloat at No. 1 with $22.2M (AP
• Crosby's goal wins gold, Canada beats US 3-2 in OT (AP
• Chile rushes troops, aid to quake-stricken towns (Reut
• Obama's Democrats voice new confidence on healthcare (
• Afghanistan bans coverage of attacks; blasts hit south
• EU tells Greece to do more on budget, markets improve
• No pressure, London - "No Fun City" shows how it's done
• Al Gore takes aim at climate change skeptics (Reuters)
• Storms rip through Europe, kill up to 50 in France (Re
• Toyoda slips into China on damage control mission (Reu
• Troops called to halt looters after Chile quake (AFP)
• Bosnian-Serb leader Karadzic defends 'holy' cause in war-cr
• Iran: US behind IAEA charge the Iran making bomb (AP)
• Dubai: Hamas operative drugged, suffocated (AP)
• After the Chile Quake: Unease, and Wedding Bells, in Santia
• Rangers defeat ten-man Celtic (AFP)
• Israel police storm holy site to quell protest (AP)
• Young Haitian lost leg to save his sister's life (AP)
• C.African opposition rejects vote decree (AFP)
• Canadian gold rush puts hosts on top of world (Reuters
• Poll shows Australian government losing lead (Reuters)
• Iraqis poke fun at their election candidates' posturing
• Tsunami warning: Japan evacuates northern coasts (The
• Chile and Haiti: A Tale of Two Earthquakes (Time.com)
• Death Penalty Phasing Out Worldwide (OneWorld.net)
• Mets SS Reyes meets with FBI about accused doctor (AP)
• USA's `Night Train' drives into bobsled history (AP)
• Miyazato wins second straight LPGA event (AP)
• Djokovic beats Youzhny to retain Dubai title (AP)
• Kleybanova wins 1st career title at Malaysian Open (AP
• Bills will not offer Owens contract for next season (R
• Lots of rotation questions for Mets beyond Santana (AP
• Warriors rally to beat Pistons 95-88 (AP)
• UC Irvine gets 79-74 win over Cal State Northridge (AP
• Petrov determined to avoid re-run of final nightmares
• Spain summon stars for France friendly (AFP)
• Wild, Clutterbuck agree to 3-year extension (AP)
• Djokovic defends ATP Dubai title (AFP)
• Confident Snedeker leads by shot at Phoenix Open (AP)
• UFC to show upcoming events in movie theaters (AP)
• Jones dominates Bruseles in Atlantic City (AP)
• Harvick wins Nationwide race at Las Vegas (AP)
• Twice as hard: US must top Canada again for gold (AP)
• Tsunami advisory canceled in final US area (AP)
• Emotional orca show marks 1st since trainer killed (AP
• Official: Ice, glass fall into NYC building atrium (AP
• Chile quake in 'elite class' like 2004 Asian quake (AP
• Former president Bush: Faith helped in tough times (AP
• All Southern Calif. evacuation orders lifted (AP)
• Officials: Pa. train double-fatal a suicide (AP)
• 1 killed, 7 injured in dance team van crash in Va. (AP
• SF police, new chief tackle quality of life crimes (AP
• Visitor center opens at NY's African Burial Ground (AP
• Snowpocalypse to snowicane: Hype reigns in winter (AP)
• Analysis: NY Gov. Paterson's pals factor in fall (AP)
• Skier's death returns spotlight to Squaw Valley (AP)
• Wash. teacher killed outside school before classes (AP
• How diplomat's paperwork saved lives in Holocaust (AP)
• Iris scans may prevent mistaken release of inmates (AP
• NY governor abandons bid for full, 4-year term (AP)
• 'Lockergate'?: Producer apologizes for e-mails (AP)
• Rescuers struggle to save lives after Chile quake (AP)
• Tsunami warning lifted; Waves reach Japan, Russia (AP)
• White House OK on health care with or without GOP (AP)
• AP Enterprise: How nuclear equipment reached Iran (AP)
• Obama told to get next checkup when he turns 50 (AP)
• Al-Qaida bomber calls for attacks on Jordan spies (AP)
• Toyota's president to visit China on Monday (AP)
• Fierce storms in France, Spain, Portugal kill 22 (AP)
• US sets medals record, Canada ties gold record (AP)
• Marie Osmond's son dies in Los Angeles (AP)
• Rescuers dig for Chile quake survivors; looting erupts
• Obama, Democrats renew push for healthcare (Reuters)
• Tsunami waves hit Pacific regions after Chile quake (R
• Financial reform compromise rebuffed in Senate (Reuter
• Blast kills 11 civilians in southern Afghanistan (Reut
• Storms kill 15 in France, three in Spain (Reuters)
• Yemen arrests 21 in south (Reuters)
• New U.N. watchdog head faces rising tension with Iran
• Chile races to find survivors after monster quake (AFP
• Death toll hits 25 as storms lash Europe (AFP)
• Top US commander sees progress in 2 campaigns (AP)
• Official: FBI probing Pa. school webcam spy case (AP)
• Judge sets stage for trials over 9/11 illnesses (AP)
• Obama sets record straight: 'I love Vegas' (AP)
• Texas plane crash exposes gap in US air security (AP)
• Small stolen plane lands at Los Angeles airport (AP)
• NJ Sen. Frank Lautenberg, 86, has stomach lymphoma (AP
• Hearsay hearing for Drew Peterson comes to an end (AP)
• Missionaries worry about Haitians, describe jail (AP)
• Ex-Detroit mayor fails to make restitution payment (AP
• Rap star says Romney first touched him on plane (AP)
• Jury: Killing of Vegas courthouse gunman justified (AP
• Woman charged with murder in Lottery winner death (AP)
• 3 men charged in Miami with financing Hezbollah (AP)
• Ky. man charged with threatening Obama in Web poem (AP
• Police probe how teenage Ohio convert fled to Fla. (AP
• Shuttle Endeavour undocks from space station (AP)
• Live From Washington! It's Obama health care drama (AP
• Alexander Haig, former secretary of state, dies (AP)
• GOP's 2012 hopefuls crowd town they loves to hate (AP)
• Dutch government collapses over Afghan mission (AP)
• US State Department lifts travel warning for Syria (AP
• NY Gov. Paterson launches election bid (AP)
• UK human rights watchdog demands torture probe (AP)
• Using ladder, vet rescued people from Texas office (AP
• Vegas hotel unveils Elvis extravaganza (AP)
• Sunni party drops out of Iraq's national elections (AP
• Obama wants healthcare summit to find common ground (R
• Ex-Nixon chief of staff Alexander Haig dead at 85 (Reu
• Government was told of Toyota claims in 2004: insurer
• Dutch government falls over Afghan troop mission (Reut
• Credit cards implicate Mossad in Dubai hit: report (Re
• Ukraine's Tymoshenko drops legal challenge on election
• Georgia buries Olympic luger, safety debate goes on (R
• New Iran measures needed if no progress: French PM (Re
• Dutch government falls after Afghan mission row (AFP)
• Pakistan air strike 'kills 30 militants' (AFP)
• World markets higher on earnings, growth hopes (AP)
• Israel: No reason to think Mossad killed Hamas man (AP
• Haitian Amputee Earthquake Victims Face Discrimination
• Libya and Swiss close to ending visa dispute: Italy (R
• Israel says it's open to US shuttle diplomacy (AP)
• Rain interrupts India, S. Africa cricket Test (AFP)
• Taliban arrest 'significant development': Holbrooke (A
• Canada and Russia start on collision course (Reuters)
• BNP says migrating Hanson 'welcome': report (AFP)
• Hand of diplomacy not working, Obama may get tougher on Ira
• The one Winter Olympic gold Canada cannot lose: men's ice h
• Iran's Green Movement Looks Beyond Revolution Day (Tim
• Madagascar Government Cuts Hit Education Hard (OneWorl
• Nuggets coach Karl has neck, throat cancer (AP)
• Denied a year ago, Peer reaches Qfinals in Dubai (AP)
• Thunder top new-look Mavs for 7th straight win (AP)
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• Toyota recalls new Prius in latest safety fix (Reuters
• U.S. wants Iran sanctions in weeks; embassies attacked
• Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game (Reu
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• Iran Nuclear Deal: Is Ahmadinejad Serious on Fuel Swap?
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• Five new accidents involving Toyota Prius confirmed: report
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• Australia's Resourcehouse signs $60 bln deal with China
• Why are U.S., allies telling Taliban about coming offensive
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• Haiti's Baby Lift: Don't Just Take the Children, Save Them
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• Teen shot at Ala. middle school dies; student held (AP
• Pathologist: Peterson's ex-wife didn't die in fall (AP
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• Army curtails plan to cut spending for world bases (AP
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• U.S., Germany say Iran not ready for nuclear deal (Reu
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• NATO allies to shuffle Afghan pledges to add training
• Yemen asks rebels to implement truce to end war (Reute
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• Abbas awaits U.S. clarification over peace talks offer
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• Dubai discovers new oil field, a first in decades (AP)
• U.S. rushing bomb dogs to Iraq amid equipment concerns
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• Pope blames indifference for hunger deaths (AP)
• Iran's Secret Obsession: Getting Lost in Tehran (Time.
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• Nigeria's sick, absent president urged to transfer power
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• Australia PM pays tribute to 'Black Saturday' survivors
• 3 American troops killed in Pakistani terrorist attack
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• Why Germany Is Paying Millions in Ransom For Stolen Bank Da
• People of 2009: Thembi Ngubane (OneWorld.net)
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• Amid debris, No. 6 WVirginia tops No. 22 Pitt (AP)
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• Patrick: ARCA race must be 'stellar' to do Daytona (AP
• Rahlves, Puckett get another shot at Olympic medal (AP
• 70-year-old jailed after crashing into Nev. casino (AP
• Source: Jackson's doctor to be arraigned Friday (AP)
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• Police: Body found in landfill is missing Va. boy (AP)
• Border fence plagued by glitches, long delays (AP)
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• Police: Illinois gunman got bullets inside store (AP)
• Officials: Chaplain tried to get razors into jail (AP)
• Penn St. proceeding with scientist e-mail scrutiny (AP
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• Witness: Peterson's ex-wife slept with knife (AP)
• Calif. city near landfill hopeful after EPA visit (AP)
• Dallas-Seattle flight diverted to Oklahoma City (AP)
• US gov't investigating Prius brakes (AP)
• First-time jobless claims rise unexpectedly (AP)
• Brown taking over the late Sen. Kennedy's seat (AP)
• Productivity up in Q4 as jobless claims rise (AP)
• House faces tough vote on $1.9 trillion more debt (AP)
• US Baptists to appear before Haitian prosecutor (AP)
• Obama aunt arrives for her 2nd asylum hearing (AP)
• Stewart tells O'Reilly he's voice of sanity on Fox (AP
• Pandas leave DC, Atlanta for new homes in China (AP)
• AP source: Tigers & Verlander agree to $80M deal (AP)
• U.S. opens formal investigation of 2010 Prius brakes (
• Senate will vote on job proposals next week: Reid (Reu
• Afghans prepare for NATO assault on Taliban enclave (R
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• U.S. deaths in Pakistan underscore sensitive mission (
• China defends currency after Obama criticism (Reuters)
• Medicare cuts damage cancer care, group finds (Reuters
• Discussing Iran sanctions hinders diplomacy: China (Re
• US orders Prius brake probe, adding to Toyota woes (AF
• China and US spar on trade as row rolls on (AFP)
• Wis. women avoid jail in glue-related revenge plot (AP
• Cadmium found in adult jewelry; 1 store pulls item (AP
• Signs of a cultural shift on gays in the military? (AP
• Calif. gay marriage trial re-enacted on Internet (AP)
• Murder suspect's wife told sister he terrified her (AP
• Sex offender convicted in Wis. triple homicide (AP)
• Obama plan worries cities that rely on space jobs (AP)
• APNewsBreak: US study shows drop in child abuse (AP)
• Gas drilling in Appalachia yields a foul byproduct (AP
• Murder-suicide note by CA man was posted on Net (AP)
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• Jenny Sanford: Governor asked her advice on affair (AP
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• Bomb kills 3 US military trainers in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Iraqi police: 20 killed in Karbala blast (AP)
• Ill. gov. declares victory, challenger vows fight (AP)
• Report: 40 percent of cancers are preventable (AP)
• Iran sends rocket with animal menagerie into space (AP
• Jackson family wants harsher charge against doctor (AP
• New Zealand virgin auctions herself for tuition (AP)
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• Bomb in Pakistan kills 3 U.S. soldiers, 3 children (Re
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• Ahmadinejad says Iran willing to ship out uranium (AFP
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• Canada dilutes target for greenhouse emissions cut (Re
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• Nigeria militants call off truce in oil-rich Niger Delta
• Ill Nigeria President Yar'Adua Ups Risk of Army Rule (
• Climate Change On Obama's Back Burner (OneWorld.net)
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• Marian Gaborik 3, Avalanche 1 (AP)
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• Crane shoots final-round 70 to win at Torrey Pines (AP
• Sylvester retains world boxing title (AFP)
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• Injuries make Rahlves, Puckett no sure thing (AP)
• Landrieu caper prep: Whole lotta typin' goin' on (AP)
• States seeking to ban mandatory health insurance (AP)
• Idaho church prays for Americans held in Haiti (AP)
• Judge: Suspect in Conn. home invasion was in coma (AP)
• Wet summer, more demand could create seed shortage (AP
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• Clive parties; Ke$ha shares Grammy dreams (AP)
• Furloughs hurt military's view of Hawaii schools (AP)
• 22-year-old goes from Miss Va. to Miss America (AP)
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• Sticky, smelly Bag Balm: Problem-salving for all (AP)
• Palin's shadow hangs over Alaska ethics debate (AP)
• Change in space for NASA: Renting the Right Stuff (AP)
• Lady Gaga leads Grammys' galactic fashion parade (AP)
• States begin offering Mega Millions, Powerball tix (AP
• Do rings of Herbie the elm have age, climate data? (AP
• Obama unveils 2011 budget with $3.83T in spending (AP)
• Personal incomes, consumer spending up in December (AP
• Toyota tells dealers parts on way to fix pedals (AP)
• Female suicide bomber hits Iraq pilgrims, kills 54 (AP
• US military resumes medical airlifts from Haiti (AP)
• Haiti: Arrested Baptists may be sent to US (AP)
• Pakistani Taliban deny reports their leader died (AP)
• Plane reporting on traffic lands on NJ Turnpike (AP)
• Exxon Mobil posts lowest annual profit since '02 (AP)
• Beyonce takes 6 Grammys, makes history (AP)
• Obama's 2010 budget deficit soars to record $1.56 trillion
• Suicide bomber kills 41 Shi'ite pilgrims in Iraq (Reut
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• Book: Pope John Paul II Whipped Himself, Weighed Retiring
• Imam charged with threatening woman in Spain (AP)
• Human rights group: Hamas targeted civilians (AP)
• NGO urges Nigeria to provide shelter for Jos victims (
• Ford halts some China vehicle production (AP)
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• In London speech, will Karzai bite the hand that feeds him?
• View from Mt. Doud: Saudi Arabia says offensive against Yem
• India vs. China: Whose Economy Is Better? (Time.com)
• Africa a Challenge for Obama in 2010 (OneWorld.net)
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• Ex-Lion Tommie Boyd facing additional sex charge (AP)
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• NASCAR's Hamlin tears ACL playing hoops (AP)
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• Voters to president: Less talk, more action (AP)
• Activist touted 'project' before phone tamper case (AP
• Admitted killer to testify in abortion doc slaying (AP
• Owners say AZ sweat lodge not to blame for deaths (AP)
• Teen gets prison in NH killing of Wal-Mart cashier (AP
• Funeral in Mass. for Nancy Kerrigan's father (AP)
• John, Elizabeth Edwards separate after 30 years (AP)
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• Apple introduces new $499 iPad tablet computer (AP)
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• Judge in Reno won't stop 'Girls Gone Wild' trial (AP)
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• Obama urges nervous Dems to fight for his agenda (AP)
• Ford earns $2.7B in 2009, first profit in 4 years (AP)
• Toyota extends recall to Europe, China after US (AP)
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• Serena to face Henin; Murray advances to final (AP)
• Obama takes retooled agenda on road after speech (Reut
• Toyota safety recall spreads to Europe, China (Reuters
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• Haiti's homeless plead for tents after earthquake (AP)
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• Haiti's Signal FM: The Little Radio Station that Could
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• Taliban kill seven US 'spies' in Pakistan: police (AFP
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• New study argues war deaths are often overestimated (T
• The Distant Memories of Haiti Before the Quake (Time.c
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• Police: NY highway reopened after tanker fire (AP)
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• Tax the rich? Ore. voters scratching their ballots (AP
• Union: Chrysler delays plan to close Ohio plant (AP)
• Chief backs 911 caller in Ohio roadside rape case (AP)
• A view from the winners' table at the SAG Awards (AP)
• Man charged with slaying mom, 2 tots in Brooklyn (AP)
• Bin Laden claims airline bomb attempt on Christmas (AP
• Haiti gov't says 150K bodies recovered in capital (AP)
• Officials: Suspected US drone crashes in Pakistan (AP)
• Axelrod: Obama's State of Union to focus on jobs (AP)
• Premier: Israel to keep parts of West bank forever (AP
• Storms trash Calif. beaches, bring snow to AZ, NM (AP)
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• 'Inglourious Basterds' wins SAG film award (AP)
• Colts vs. Jets: rematch with a Super Bowl at stake (AP
• Roddick outlasts Gonzalez to survive upset Sunday (AP)
• White House confident Bernanke to be confirmed (Reuter
• Bin Laden claims responsibility for U.S. plane attack
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• U.S. envoy offered "interesting ideas": Netanyahu: (Re
• Iran crackdown on protests "human rights disaster": group
• Bin Laden tape warns of further US attacks (AFP)
• Haitian man rescued from rubble after 11 days (AFP)
• US Marines end role in Iraq; Biden in Baghdad (AP)
• UK bans export of bomb detection device (AP)
• UN panel chief won't quit for Himalayan melt error (AP
• The Coast Guard in Haiti: First Responders, in for the Long
• Sinn Fein calls for urgent talks on power-sharing (AFP
• Saudis find bodies of 20 soldiers on Yemen border (AP)
• Radical Muslim cleric returns to native Jamaica (AP)
• Pakistan offers S.Africa matches at neutral venue (AFP
• Militants in Afghan killings, kidnapping (AFP)
• Blind skier included in strong Canadian team (Reuters)
• Australia police seek leads in Indian murder (AFP)
• Marines to mark official end of their Anbar mission in Iraq
• With Mideast peace talks stalled, activists fear a new inti
• Medics Scramble to Save Quake Survivors (Time.com)
• Uganda Urged to Stop 'Anti-Gay' Bill (OneWorld.net)
• Vonn makes it a perfect 5-for-5 in downhill (AP)
• Viloria hospitalized after loss to Tamara (AP)
• Vikings, Saints could light up Superdome (AP)
• Jets embrace brash banter for AFC title game (AP)
• Bollywood scores another hit with Davis-White's OD (AP
• Raiders hire assistant with Cable still in limbo (AP)
• Garnett return helps Celtics edge Portland in OT (Reut
• Diaco seeks to turn around Notre Dame's defense (AP)
• Chelsea stroll past Preston in FA Cup (AFP)
• Armstrong-Contador rivalry "good for cycling" (AP)
• Anderson makes 29 saves, Avs win 5th straight (AP)
• Wozniacki storms past Peer at Aussie Open (AFP)
• Golfer Jim Thorpe sentenced to 1-year prison term (AP)
• Boxing promoter giving donation to Haitian relief (AP)
• Cuche wins World Cup downhill on Streif (AP)
• Top Athletics prospect retires to enter priesthood (AP
• Storm: Arizonans dry out, Californians head home (AP)
• Stars unite to help Haiti in telethon (AP)
• `Basterds,' `Precious,' `30 Rock' lead SAG Awards (AP)
• Balloon boy mom's interviews contradict husband (AP)
• Hawaii Senate passes civil unions bill (AP)
• Dog bites firefighter who rescued it from LA River (AP
• Teen violist alleges Pittsburgh police brutality (AP)
• Did Calif. lawmakers' private lunch violate law? (AP)
• Trial begins in slaying of Kan. abortion provider (AP)
• NY dairy farmer kills 51 cows, commits suicide (AP)
• Polanski loses bid to be sentenced in absentia (AP)
• Donation of Spears' dress OK for Haiti relief (AP)
• Ill. wrongly reported early release prisoners (AP)
• AP Exclusive: A look at 9/11 memorial waterfalls (AP)
• Interest up in students learning personal finance (AP)
• UN: Haiti government calls off search and rescue (AP)
• Dems mum on how to keep pushing health overhaul (AP)
• 5-4 split is the rule in high court's big cases (AP)
• 2 US troops killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan (AP
• Democrats hope to recover from a lousy week (AP)
• Biden: US to appeal dismissal of Blackwater case (AP)
• Obama calls campaign finance ruling `devastating' (AP)
• O'Brien ends run on 'Tonight' show after 7 months (AP)
• "Guys and Dolls" actress Jean Simmons dies at 80 (AP)
• Federer, Serena Williams stage tennis clinics (AP)
• Obama says court ruling a blow to democracy (Reuters)
• Biden visits Iraq amid election row (Reuters)
• China, U.S. spar over Internet censorship (Reuters)
• U.S. will appeal Blackwater court ruling: Biden (Reute
• Haiti mourns its dead, government ends rescue operation
• Japan ruling party No.2 denies scandal (Reuters)
• Pakistan says reaches out to Afghan Taliban (Reuters)
• Europe welcomes Obama bank plan, won't imitate it (Reu
• Haiti calls off search for trapped quake victims (AFP)
• Biden calls for 'fair, transparent' Iraq election (AFP
• World stocks tumble as Obama targets banks (AP)
• US envoy fails to lure Abbas back to Mideast talks (AP
• 19 bears rescued from bear bile farm in Vietnam (AP)
• Face-detection cameras: Why some users are claiming racism
• Engineer's arrest exposes US pursuit of Iranians (AP)
• Iraq election chief: More candidates to be banned (AP)
• Hairdresser brings kindness, care to quake victims (AP
• Ethiopian Oromo rebellion 'on last legs' (AFP)
• Japan, US discuss ways to resolve custody disputes (AP
• Canada sets new time for monthly budget update (Reuter
• Australia, N.Zealand order review of 'bible' gunsights
• New Afghan initiative: Convince insurgents to switch sides
• No military push against Taliban in 2010, says Pakistan
• Berlusconi vs. Google: Italy to Regulate Online Videos?
• 30 Earthquakes, 28 Lessons Learned (OneWorld.net)
• Vonn wins super-G and reclaims overall lead (AP)
• Cuche wins WCup super-G, Miller 17th in Austria (AP)
• Italy's Kostner leads Euros after short program (AP)
• Cohen brings down house in first show since '06 (AP)
• Favre, Manning, Brees — and Sanchez? (AP)
• Jets target Super Bowl with win over full stable of Colts
• Freddy Sanchez undergoes shoulder surgery (AP)
• Fans vote Iverson into NBA All Star starting spot (AFP
• Saint Mary's rolls past San Diego 71-56 (AP)
• Man City boss orders Tevez to keep quiet (AFP)
• Cyclist Rebellin questioned over Olympic doping (AP)
• Canucks beat Stars 4-3 (AP)
• Clijsters crashes but Henin's Open dream lives on (AFP
• Tiger Woods or not, facility beefs up security (AP)
• UFC's Brock Lesnar ready for return (AP)
• Berto gives up fight for his people (AP)
• NASCAR to relax in effort to energize sport (AP)
• 3 world champs headline US Nordic combined team (AP)
• White House still believes Bernanke gets 2nd term (AP)
• Quake relief: The culture of now v. the real world (AP
• Opening statements begin in abortion slaying trial (AP
• 2 families caught up in Virginia killing rampage (AP)
• Water rescue teams prove key during Calif. storms (AP)
• Jet diverts to Philly over teen passenger's prayer (AP
• Census to launch count in Alaska village (AP)
• 3rd wife's disappearance focus of Peterson hearing (AP
• Judge may decide if Polanski must be at sentencing (AP
• Prop. 8 backer stands by views on pedophilia (AP)
• ATF stings put 250M illegal cigarettes on streets (AP)
• Suspect in Ark. Army center shooting claims ties to al-Qaid
• Miss. to mull making cold meds prescription-only (AP)
• Former Sen. John Edwards admits the child is his (AP)
• Socialite Betty Broderick denied parole in murders (AP
• Sunflower DNA map could produce plants for fuel (AP)
• 7th suspect in Calif. homecoming gang rape charged (AP
• Obama taking latest jobs message to hard-hit Ohio (AP)
• Haiti relocating homeless, port repairs needed (AP)
• Stocks fall for 3rd straight day on bank worries (AP)
• Afghanistan bans chemical used to make bombs (AP)
• Mudslides threaten as S. California storms linger (AP)
• Government posting wealth of data to Internet (AP)
• GE 4th-qtr income falls but signs improving (AP)
• Country's first legal gigolo starts work in Nevada (AP
• Beyonce, Madonna join telethon; DiCaprio gives $1M (AP
• Clijsters out, Henin advances at Aussie Open (AP)
• Obama bank plan wins tentative support in Europe (Reut
• China says U.S. Internet accusations "baseless" (Reute
• Haiti task turns to feeding, sheltering quake surviviors
• U.S. warns against having same airport security systems
• From spas to banks, Mexico economy rides on drugs (Reu
• UK PM to appear before Iraq War inquiry before vote (R
• Russia says hopes for prompt U.S. nuclear deal (Reuter
• Gates strives to build trust with Pakistan military (R
• China hits back at US Internet criticism (AFP)
• Haiti rescuers switch focus to relief for survivors (A
• Q & A: How to Rebuild Haiti Stronger (Time.com)
• Haitians Now Join Environmental Refugees (OneWorld.net
• Ogilvy hopes Woods will speak before playing golf (AP)
• UConn coach Calhoun taking medical leave (AP)
• LeBron just misses triple-double as Cavs down Raps (AP
• Shaq challenges stars in dunk contest for Haiti (AP)
• Lincecum asks for $13 million in arbitration (AP)
• Bills coaching carousel stops on Chan Gailey (AP)
• Papelbon, Ramirez, Delcarmen agree with Red Sox (AP)
• James, Shaq power NBA Cavaliers past Raptors (AFP)
• Ex-Gator player charged in choking girl posts bail (AP
• Speculation set to heighten over Guardiola's future (A
• Greipel edges further clear in Tour Down Under (Reuter
• Blake edged by Del Potroin Australian Open (AFP)
• PGA Tour adds Fall Series event at Sea Island (AP)
• Pacquiao, Clottey to rumble at Cowboys Stadium (AP)
• NASCAR drivers get first laps with rear spoiler (AP)
• Jacobellis looking for better Olympic finish (AP)
• SoCal homes to be evacuated ahead of new storm (AP)
• 3 weeks after gay marriage law, NH takes up repeal (AP
• Runaway Ohio girl to remain free of Muslim parents (AP
• Texas vet school joins few with own blacksmith (AP)
• Economist: Evidence backing gay marriage is in (AP)
• Al-Qaida suspect returns to NY court after ouster (AP)
• New Republican governor takes office in NJ (AP)
• Ex-mistress says TX minister admitted killing wife (AP
• Polanski lawyers say D.A. is playing politics (AP)
• Army: Family photos not basis for porn charge (AP)
• Mystery visitor to Poe's grave is a no-show (AP)
• Marc Webb to direct next 'Spider-Man' (AP)
• Brittany's mom, husband say drugs didn't kill her (AP)
• More states took in expired meds in 2009 (AP)
• Haitians can start applying Thurs. to stay in US (AP)
• Source: O'Brien fighting for severance for 'Tonight Show' s
• Witness: Former Ill. cop threatened to kill wife (AP)
• French braid ends Texas boy's follicle fight (AP)
• Democrats seek back footing after epic Mass. loss (AP)
• Haitians flee in fear as big aftershock hits (AP)
• Gut-check for Obama and Dems on health care (AP)
• Va. slaying suspect may have left bombs near house (AP
• BofA loses $5.2B in 4Q as it repays bailout (AP)
• Afghans plan dramatic increase in security forces (AP)
• SKorean defense chief: Hit North 1st if threatened (AP
• Analysis: Pres. Obama's first year gets mixed verdict, poll
• Winehouse gets conditional discharge for assault (AP)
• Del Potro, Henin advance at Australian Open (AP)
• In blow to Obama, Republican wins in Massachusetts (Re
• Aftershock rattles Haiti's capital; violence fears ease
• Obama's TSA pick withdraws after Republican roadblock
• Obama agenda imperiled by Republican Senate gain (Reut
• Obama targets "tax cheats" seeking government work (Re
• Diplomats: Iran spurns nuclear fuel deal in writing (R
• U.S. has met with China on Internet freedom (Reuters)
• Yemen strikes at al Qaeda, Britain stops flights (Reut
• New quake jolts Haiti as survivors defy odds (AFP)
• Republicans deal Obama massive blow with Senate win (A
• Taliban attackers strike heart of Afghanistan's capital
• Haiti earthquake: Parents try to shield children from the h
• French Wines Learn New World Marketing and Branding (T
• Haiti: Africa Lends a Hand (OneWorld.net)
• Bills call news conference; coaching hire looms (AP)
• Tigers agree to terms with closer Jose Valverde (AP)
• AP Source: NASCAR looking for new garage boss (AP)
• No. 10 Kansas State upsets No. 1 Texas 71-62 (AP)
• Rachel Alexandra wins Horse of Year over Zenyatta (AP)
• Chargers sign head coach Turner to three-year extension
• MLB umpires ratify five-year contract (AP)
• Lakers rally in 4th for 98-92 win over Magic (AP)
• Howard holds off Norfolk State 82-77 (AP)
• Mali protest over Angola, Algeria ' non-match' (AFP)
• Armstrong, Greipel survive pile-up Down Under (AFP)
• Balanced Sharks beat Flames 9-1 (AP)
• Williams sisters send chills through rivals (AFP)
• Garcia: Woods will be back earlier than expected (AP)
• Haitian boxer Berto pulls out of fight (AFP)
• JGR signs Busch to longterm contract extension (AP)
• Olympic halfpipe hopeful injured, out for 2010 (AP)
• Same-sex marriage judge dealt with other gay cases (AP
• Court won't close shipping locks to keep out carp (AP)
• Victim to speak `from the grave' in Peterson case (AP)
• LA council set to vote on marijuana ordinance (AP)
• Second in series of storms expected to hit Calif. (AP)
• Man questioned after 5 found dead in Texas home (AP)
• For La. Haitians, earthquake rekindles terror (AP)
• Haitians seeking US refuge will be returned (AP)
• Worshippers urged not to 'sanitize' King's legacy (AP)
• Hamtramck builds homes to atone for discrimination (AP
• Soldier guilty of cruelty and maltreatment in Iraq (AP
• Reputed al-Qaida supporter on trial in NYC (AP)
• Rapes of elderly women terrify central Texas towns (AP
• FDA debates tougher cancer warning on tanning beds (AP
• Recession takes toll on university president pay (AP)
• Coakley, Brown cast votes in closely-watched race (AP)
• US troops land at Haiti presidential palace (AP)
• Obama to seek $1.35 billion more for education (AP)
• Report: More men get economic boost from marriage (AP)
• Citigroup loses $7.8B in 4Q (AP)
• Japan Airlines files for bankruptcy protection (AP)
• Google scraps China cell phone launch amid dispute (AP
• Nevermore? Mystery visitor misses Poe's birthday (AP)
• NYC judge refuses to toss Letterman extortion case (AP
• Federer leaves Rod Laver Arena in a better place (AP)
• Haiti aid picks up, doctors fear disease risk (Reuters
• Massachusetts votes in crucial election for Obama (Reu
• FBI broke law in phone searches: report (Reuters)
• Suspected U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan, 6 killed (Re
• U.S. court sends back Abu-Jamal death penalty case (Re
• Some 390 tons of U.S. ground beef recalled (Reuters)
• Chrysler to recall 24,177 vehicles on brake issue (Reu
• Obama to seek $1.35 billion for school reform in next budge
• Haiti looters threaten new strife (AFP)
• Nearly 200 dead in fresh Nigeria clashes: cleric (AFP)
• Israel, Turkey ministers overcome diplomatic row (AP)
• Afghan lawmakers adjourn despite Cabinet standoff (AP)
• Indian Cinemas: Hollywood Makes Inroads Beside Bollywood
• Iran ex-prosecutor denies role in torture deaths (AP)
• No damage from 6.3 quake in far southern Atlantic (AP)
• S.Africa win final Test to draw England series (AFP)
• Canada to speed up Haitian immigration requests (Reute
• Britain's Prince William on official visit to NZ (AP)
• Obama taps former Presidents Clinton and Bush for Haiti rel
• Haiti earthquake relief: Voices in rubble drive one rescue
• Google and China: Silicon Valley Is No Longer King (Ti
• Rush to Aid Haiti's Earthquake Victims (OneWorld.net)
• Saints March: rout Cards to reach NFC title game (AP)
• Allenby, Palmer tied for lead at Sony Open (AP)
• Zettel wins World Cup slalom in Slovenia (AP)
• Kiwi wins street race ahead of Tour Down Under (AP)
• Ryder Cup among questions for Woods (AP)
• Quickfire Colts down Ravens to make AFC title game (Re
• White Sox agree to contracts with Jenks, Quentin (AP)
• LeBron's big fourth quarter leads Cavs over Clips (AP)
• Weber State outlasts Idaho State 95-93 in 3OT (AP)
• Villa miss out after Hammers draw (AFP)
• Armstrong impressive as Sky win on debut (AFP)
• Canucks rout Penguins 6-2 (AP)
• Clijsters ready to give fans what they want (AFP)
• Nicklaus-Watson lead Champions Skins Game (AP)
• Super welterweight Martirosyan outpoints Ouma (AP)
• Sainz of Spain wins Dakar Rally, Miller of US 3rd (AP)
• Denney-Barrett, Evora-Ladwig on way to Vancouver (AP)
• NYC crews sent to Haiti draw on 9/11 experience (AP)
• For $65, tourists get peek at Los Angeles gangland (AP
• Portland high-rise to get 250-foot-tall trellises (AP)
• N. Dakota school's mascot fight goes into overtime (AP
• Ratings soaring for O'Brien as nasty exit nears (AP)
• Biden: Haiti relief will remain a priority for US (AP)
• Haitians desperate for supplies; rescues continue (AP)
• Bush, Clinton: Haiti response not about politics (AP)
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' gets 4th death sentence (AP)
• Obama makes last-ditch attempt to save Senate seat (AP
• Pakistani officials: Suspected US drone kills 20 (AP)
• Pope affirms great respect between Catholics, Jews (AP
• JFK breach is 2nd this month at NYC-area airport (AP)
• Globe nominees mix wild fantasy, harsh reality (AP)
• Ohio county pays man $1,500 for bat bite (AP)
• Colts beat Ravens 20-3, advance to AFC title game (AP)
• World pledges quake aid, Haitians still waiting (Reute
• Iraq's "Chemical Ali" gets 4th death sentence (Reuters
• Congress makes job creation top 2010 priority (Reuters
• Afghan parliament to recess without confirming cabinet
• Google denies leaving China, seeks negotiations (Reute
• Supreme Court to rule on famed death penalty case (Reu
• Iran says its "nuclear rights" must be recognized (Reu
• Gates looks to bolster ties in India, eyes on Pakistan
• Rescuers find Haiti quake survivors amid rising toll (
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death (AFP)
• Haiti aid flow grows; feuds over reaching victims (AP)
• Iraq says it captures man who oversaw UN bombing (AP)
• US envoy: Brutal attacks erode militants' support (AP)
• Haitian doctor takes 100 patients into his home (AP)
• The U.S. Military in Haiti: A Compassionate Invasion (
• Last-gasp heartbreak for luckless Liverpool (AFP)
• Lawyer hopeful Iran will acquit French academic (AP)
• Security official: Guinea's junta supports accord (AP)
• Canadian drug-injection site allowed to stay open (Reu
• Bali victim's father questions Washington trial (AP)
• 'Flying IEDs': The new weapon threat in Iraq? (McClatc
• Pirates take new territory: West African Gulf of Guinea
• Into an Angry Land: The Land Route Into Ravaged Haiti
• Child Survival Results Show Complexity of Aid Work (On
• With trip to Vancouver at stake, Big Three deliver (AP
• Miller crashes out, Janka wins WCup downhill (AP)
• Vonn crashes, Zettel wins WCup giant slalom (AP)
• Baghdatis rallies to win Sydney International (AP)
• Palmer in the lead at Sony Open (AP)
• Saints sign McAllister, make him honorary captain (AP)
• Greenberg group on verge of deal to buy Rangers (AP)
• Arenas awaits sentence on gun charge, fate in NBA (AP)
• Derek Dooley: Can't ask for more than Tennessee (AP)
• Win or bust for Nigeria and coach Shua (AFP)
• Armstrong drops personal dope tests (AFP)
• Hornqvist, Ellis help Predators beat Flames 1-0 (AP)
• Baghdatis beats Gasquet in Sydney tennis final (AFP)
• Zoeller seeking another Champions Skins title (AP)
• NASCAR to switch to rear spoiler after testing (AP)
• Germans sweep World Cup luge meet (AP)
• Survivors of Hudson crash toast to anniversary (AP)
• Police: Ky. census worker had told of suicide plan (AP
• Suspicious airplane passenger questioned in Mich. (AP)
• Lawyer plans to leave Blagojevich defense team (AP)
• Haiti quake puts parents' adoption dreams in limbo (AP
• Denver Post owner plans prepackaged Ch. 11 filing (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Calif lawmakers fail to report gifts (AP
• Junior Gotti says he may write true crime stories (AP)
• Federal Judge Florence Cooper dies in California (AP)
• In ravaged Haiti, aid workers among the victims (AP)
• Witness: Gay marriage made her feel like family (AP)
• Critics' choose `The Hurt Locker' as best picture (AP)
• Ohio police: Man drove around shooting at cars (AP)
• Recession Special: NASA cuts space shuttle price (AP)
• Ill. soldier's family says pictures aren't porn (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Network flaw causes scary Web error (AP)
• Smog leaves Utah coughing, sneezing and wheezing (AP)
• Arenas pleads guilty to felony gun possession (AP)
• Officials work to speed aid to devastated Haitians (AP
• Obama confident bank tax plan will pass Congress (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Tobacco's plea — no big US payments (AP
• Afghan lawmakers reject majority of Cabinet picks (AP)
• Spanish lawmaker's photo used for bin Laden poster (AP
• Final frantic run for health care (AP)
• Coakley hopes for historic win in Kennedy seat bid (AP
• US vets return to see grim legacy of Vietnam War (AP)
• Source: Deal near for O'Brien to leave `Tonight' (AP)
• Bengals' Marvin Lewis is AP NFL Coach of the Year (AP)
• Haiti says 200,000 may be dead, tensions rise (Reuters
• Obama chides banks' "audacity" for fighting fee (Reute
• Suicide bomber attacks Pakistani soldiers in Kashmir (
• Yemen says captures three al Qaeda militants (Reuters)
• Iraqi former pilot accused in 2003 U.N. bombing (Reute
• Russia's Medvedev: progress made on START treaty: report
• Yahoo pulled into Google fracas, Alibaba slams comments
• U.S. optimistic over new Taliban reintegration plan (R
• Aid trickles onto Haiti streets as US troops pour in (
• Afghan lawmakers reject most of Karzai's cabinet (AFP)
• World markets edge higher as ECB holds rates (AP)
• Aid workers in Haiti face a logistical nightmare (AP)
• France suspends expulsions of illegal Haitians (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 20 people in Afghanistan (AP)
• Haiti's Agony: What It Will Take to Rebuild (Time.com)
• Activists protest experiments burying pigs in snow (AP
• Police arrest Israeli man with harem, suspect rape (AP
• Colombia extradites pyramid scheme suspect to US (AP)
• Court battle over Nigerian president adjourned (AFP)
• China to send lower-level envoy to talks on Iran (Reut
• Canada Parliament move eliminates Tory lead: poll (Reu
• 8-yr-old boys save drowning man at Aussie beach (AP)
• Senate Dems leave Kabul still wary of U.S. troop surge
• Yemen intensifies fight against Al Qaeda (The Christia
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• Officials: Suspected US drones kill 12 in Pakistan (AP
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• Hirschbeck hopes Alomar gains Hall election (AP)
• Banking chief Dodd to leave Senate: sources (Reuters)
• Obama says bomb attempt an intelligence "screw-up" (Re
• Global financial regulation overhaul seen in 2010 (Reu
• Japan deputy PM to be finmin, raising fiscal questions
• Karzai seeks new cabinet before London conference (Reu
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• Turmoil in Iran could make nuclear sanctions more effective
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• Holmgren takes over Cleveland Browns (AP)
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• Arenas meets with authorities on guns in locker (AP)
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• Union, NFL could discuss rookie wage scale (AP)
• AP source: Red Sox and Beltre close to 1-year deal (AP
• Television ratings increase for first 2 BCS games (AP)
• Burnley resigned to losing Coyle to Bolton (AFP)
• Kings end San Jose's eight-game winning streak (AP)
• Soderling knocked out of Chennai Open tennis (AFP)
• Woods' Australian visit brought millions to locals (AP
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• Vonn's injury still playing on her mind (AP)
• South chilled by Arctic winds, record snow in East (AP
• Las Vegas federal building shootout leaves 2 dead (AP)
• SC first lady's memoir to be released next month (AP)
• Man arrested in connection with deadly Mass. fire (AP)
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• Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams hurt in NYC crash (AP)
• Dallas police aim to help, not jail, prostitutes (AP)
• 3 people die in Detroit house fire; 1 escapes (AP)
• SC county GOP leaders vote to censure Sen. Graham (AP)
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• US court rejects Zacarias Moussaoui's appeal (AP)
• As dog racing drops, greyhound adoption need rises (AP
• Indigenous immigrants to be counted in 2010 Census (AP
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• Hunting newborn tests for super-rare gene diseases (AP
• Disgraced Miss. judge reports to federal prison (AP)
• Obama to discuss plans to thwart terrorist attacks (AP
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• Yemen shows frictions with US over terror fight (AP)
• AP sources: Bomber at CIA base was a double agent (AP)
• Americans' job satisfaction falls to record low (AP)
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• Google poised to take wraps off new mobile phone (AP)
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• Yemen launches offensive against al Qaeda (Reuters)
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• Blair to face Iraq war inquiry, big demand for seats (
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• CIA Afghan base bomber was Qaeda triple agent: militants
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• Confusion in Europe after US demands more security (AP
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• Afghan attacks kill 4 US troops, British soldier (AP)
• Iran's Opposition Braces for Next Round After Protests
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• Afghan parliament wins kudos for blocking Karzai appointees
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• Cowboys win NFC East; Ravens, Jets reach playoffs (AP)
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• Yemen kills rebels it says behind threat to U.S. embassy
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• Five US, British troops die in Afghan attacks (AFP)
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• Judge cites gov't missteps, tosses Blackwater case (AP
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• CIA probes Afghan base security after bomber kills 7 (
• Iraq regrets Blackwater case dismissal, may sue (Reute
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• Calif. county considers toxic waste dump expansion (AP
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• Police arrest adult in NJ child shooting death (AP)
• 2nd baby beluga born at Chicago aquarium in a week (AP
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• Economy, Obama inauguration: Top stories of 2009 (AP)
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• Sunrise votes nudge health care bill forward Tues. (AP
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• White House prods Iran over nuclear deadline (AP)
• W.H. taps former Microsoft, eBay exec as new cyber czar
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• Obama to meet with small and community bankers (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 3 near NW Pakistan press club (AP
• Arnold Stang, actor known for nerdy roles, dies (AP)
• Serena Williams is 2009 AP Female Athlete of Year (AP)
• Healthcare bill clears second Senate hurdle (Reuters)
• Business spending holds back economic growth (Reuters)
• Investigation finds Lithuania had secret CIA jails (Re
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• AP IMPACT: US drug war crackdown misses the money (AP)
• Under U.S. Pressure, Pakistan Balks at Helping on Afghan Ta
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• Bomb kills six on restive Myanmar border (AFP)
• Tories have lead of 6 to 9 points in polls (Reuters)
• Rio Tinto ships first iron ore to India (AFP)
• Pelosi: Obama's on his own to win funds for Afghan buildup
• Why the PLO extended Abbas's term (The Christian Scien
• Behind the Murder of a Drug Czar (Time.com)
• India's Trash Pickers Keep Global Warming in Check (On
• Redskins shakeup: Bruce Allen replaces Cerrato (AP)
• Vonn leads 2nd downhill training at Val d'Isere (AP)
• Tiger Woods voted AP's top athlete of the decade (AP)
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• Phillies get Halladay, Mariners acquire Lee (AP)
• AP Source: Gonzalez, Orioles agree on 2-year deal (AP)
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• APNewsBreak: McCain again urges pardon for boxer (AP)
• Renault says it will stay in Formula 1 (AP)
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• Fla. man exonerated by DNA after 35 years in jail (AP)
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• Texas parents, school tangle over boy's long locks (AP
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• Pa. police chief accused of cover-up ordered held (AP)
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• Authorities: Man falls into pit in Ky. cave, dies (AP)
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• Intel officials: US missiles kill 17 in Pakistan (AP)
• Police: Bengals' Henry dies day after dispute (AP)
• Clinton: US would help raise billions on climate (AP)
• Democrats vow to close Medicare 'doughnut hole' (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: Gains for Obama, not his Afghan plans (AP
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• GOP's Shelby says he will oppose Bernanke (AP)
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• Clooney, Streep, Bullock among SAG Awards noms (AP)
• U.S. backs $100 billion climate fund (Reuters)
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• Obama heads to Copenhagen as climate talks falter (Reu
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• What Was David Headley's Role in the Mumbai Terrorist Attac
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• Worried father turned in 5 Americans to Pakistani police
• US, Poland status of forces pact deepens military cooperati
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• Miller sprains ankle, misses Val d'Isere GS (AP)
• Celtics rout Bulls 106-80 for 10th win in a row (AP)
• Woods' colleagues wait and wonder, like everyone (AP)
• Williams, Jazz end Lakers' streak (AP)
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• Wang becomes free agent after Yankees decline contract
• Celtics trample Bulls for 10th straight win (Reuters)
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• Kings tie for 1st in West with 3-2 shootout win (AP)
• Woods can make late decision on Dubai event (AP)
• BJ Penn retains UFC lightweight championship (AP)
• Malignaggi beats Diaz by unanimous decision (AP)
• Report: Schumacher to sign with Mercedes (AP)
• AP Interview: IOC expects 3 or more US rights bids (AP
• Body found on Mount Hood; 2 climbers still missing (AP
• Homes emptied, vehicles trapped amid Calif. storm (AP)
• Gun deaths tried to fray the thin blue line in '09 (AP
• Hundreds line up as Wash. coffee shop reopens (AP)
• Protesters damage Calif. university leader's home (AP)
• Ramifications for Woods and his sport unfolding (AP)
• Episcopal bishop seeks prayer in rift over gays (AP)
• Poor being turned away from free cancer screenings (AP
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• Creator of first 50-star American flag dies at 67 (AP)
• After bodies found, calls for addiction help rise (AP)
• Deal to relax limits on flights between US, Japan (AP)
• QB Drew Brees to reign over Bacchus for Carnival (AP)
• Chicago elevated train derails; no major injuries (AP)
• Flynt wins partial victory in fight over his name (AP)
• SC first lady wants divorce in wake of affair (AP)
• Casey Anthony sobs at account of daughter's death (AP)
• Move to cut ACORN funding ruled unconstitutional (AP)
• 200 detained in crackdown on climate protest (AP)
• Amanda Knox tells AP in jail that she's scared (AP)
• Burned ayatollah photo sparks new Iranian protests (AP
• Senate to vote on $1.1 trillion spending bill (AP)
• Iraq: 13 suspects arrested in Baghdad blasts (AP)
• Houston biggest US city to elect openly gay mayor (AP)
• Missing Utah mom's family prays for her return (AP)
• Stephen King to pay for troops' holiday trip home (AP)
• Aussie, Chinese officials urge pandas to reproduce (AP
• Ingram delivers Alabama its first Heisman (AP)
• Environment ministers try to unlock climate deal (Reut
• D-Day nears for Dubai's $3.5 billion debt hurdle (Reut
• Philippines hostage crisis ends, victims freed (Reuter
• Petraeus sees shift in Al Qaeda's Iraq tactics (Reuter
• Pakistan aid package set to focus on water, power (Reu
• Iraqis skeptical about glittering promise of oil (Reut
• Mugabe's ZANU-PF battles to regain absolute power (Reu
• Nobel economics laureate Samuelson dies at 94 (Reuters
• Climate talks shift into high gear (AFP)
• Sudan leaders agree deal on democratic reform (AFP)
• Security fears weigh on Iraq's 2nd oil auction (AP)
• African Asylum Seekers Shot at by Egypt's Border Patrol
• GM delays European restructuring plan to January (AP)
• For Iraq, Afghanistan and us, decade of war (AP)
• Zelaya will leave Brazil Embassy by Jan. 27 (AP)
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe says his party 'eating itself up' (A
• US official: Pakistan expected to deport US youths (AP
• Canada's Globalive cleared to offer mobile service (Re
• Australia threatens Japan over whaling program (AP)
• Pakistan: Americans allegedly sought to fight in Afghanista
• Nobel prize winner Obama will face Afghan war opponents in
• Germany Pledges Aid for Afghan Victims of Kunduz Strike
• Afghanistan's 'Bravest Woman' Pins Hopes on U.S., Not Obama
• Kobe's decade: On top at the start and at the end (AP)
• Not so Super: Browns sack Steelers 13-6 (AP)
• Kelly arrives for work at Notre Dame (AP)
• Raich wins World Cup super combi, Miller 5th (AP)
• Kim leads by 3 shots, Wie in 4th place at Dubai (AP)
• Fetisov, 51, to start for CSKA Moscow team (AP)
• Raiders game vs Redskins gets local TV blackout (AP)
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• NBA Celtics star Allen joins elite scoring company (AF
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• Ukraine gets Euro 2012 green light, final in Kiev (AFP
• IOC approves cycling changes, tennis mixed doubles (AP
• Kings beat Coyotes in 8-round shootout (AP)
• Safina out of Brisbane International WTA (AFP)
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• Justice Dept. won't support Jack Johnson pardon (AP)
• USOC critic, Chicago bid chief join advisory panel (AP
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• Legal case debates classiness of Flynt family smut (AP
• Man agrees to plead guilty in ESPN reporter case (AP)
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• Gov't auditors say food-tracing program flawed (AP)
• Casey Anthony lawyers seek to block death penalty (AP)
• Anna Nicole Smith's doctors, boyfriend in court (AP)
• NYC mayor on deadly shootout: `Too many guns' (AP)
• Former Met museum director Thomas Hoving dies (AP)
• Missing Yale lab tech found near home (AP)
• US-born Hispanics see gains in education, income (AP)
• Stubborn storm leaves behind a shivering nation (AP)
• GAO: Northern Plains corn ethanol uses more water (AP)
• Western NY frets as 100-year-old molester is freed (AP
• RI cop accused of beating teenager (AP)
• Governments turn to cloud seeding to fight drought (AP
• UN talks: Rich nations must make big emission cuts (AP
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• SC first lady files for divorce from cheating gov (AP)
• EU nations commit $3.6 billion to climate fund (AP)
• Health care loophole would allow coverage limits (AP)
• Nobel award in hand, Obama faces hard work at home (AP
• Pope will write letter to Irish Catholics on abuse (AP
• Charities still stung by Madoff scandal year later (AP
• Pee-wee Herman's big comeback (AP)
• U.S. retail sales strong, consumers more confident (Re
• World should at least halve CO2 by 2050: draft text (R
• Gates, EU leaders say Iran to face new sanctions (Reut
• Governor Sanford's wife files for divorce (Reuters)
• House poised to back financial rules overhaul (Reuters
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• Pope "ashamed, outraged" by Irish sexual abuse (Reuter
• EU pledges $10 bln to climate battle (AFP)
• Tribal gunmen threaten to kill Philippine hostages (AF
• Oye, new Spanish grammar guidelines unveiled (AP)
• All children among Philippine hostages released (AP)
• On Syria border: No sign of Saddam loyalists (AP)
• Uganda's Anti-Gay Bill: U.S., Western Donors Keep Quiet
• Drinkers get chance to check Xmas intake (AFP)
• Honduras: Ousted pres. must go as private citizen (AP)
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• Bank of Canada warns of higher household debt risk (Re
• More than 120 wildfires rage in Australia (AFP)
• Pakistani police arrest 5 Americans with alleged terror tie
• Leading Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo faces subversion case
• How Accurate Are Global Warming Climate Predictions? (
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• IOC approves cycling changes, adds mixed doubles (AP)
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• Wall leads No. 4 Kentucky over No. 14 UConn 64-61 (AP)
• Hockey star Fetisov, 51, to play for Moscow team (AP)
• Lakers roll to 10th straight win with big 4th (AP)
• Woods scandal a boon to Internet publications (AP)
• Santa Clara sued over proposed 49ers stadium (AP)
• AP source: Lyon gets $15M, 3-yr deal with Astros (AP)
• Lakers blitz Jazz to win 10th in a row (Reuters)
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• Tour finds another title sponsor for Phoenix (AP)
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• Hays injured in bobsled training crash (AP)
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• Giant oil spill in Alaska likely caused by ice (AP)
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• Suit: NY wrong-way victims suffered terror, pain (AP)
• Obama defends US wars as he accepts peace prize (AP)
• Exports up for 6th straight month, boost recovery (AP)
• Frigid temperatures follow heavy snow into Midwest (AP
• Defense Secretary Gates arrives in Iraq (AP)
• Obama: Afghanistan troop drawdown won't be steep (AP)
• Showdown vote nears on importing low-cost drugs (AP)
• Soros: Finance gap could 'wreck' climate talks (AP)
• Court to rule if Polanski can fight case from afar (AP
• 'Wicked' actors don't let scuffle stop Ohio show (AP)
• Milwaukee lands Wolf & Hawkins; O's get Millwood (AP)
• Obama accepts peace prize, defends "just wars" (Reuter
• New U.S. jobless claims rise (Reuters)
• Americans held in Pakistan "wanted to join holy war" (
• House to debate financial regulation overhaul (Reuters
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• Iraq vote won't affect U.S. drawdown: Pentagon (Reuter
• U.S. envoy makes some ground in North Korea visit (Reu
• Accused 9/11 plotters may face NY "Guantanamo" (Reuter
• Obama defends war at Nobel Peace Prize ceremony (AFP)
• Gunmen abduct dozens in Philippines (AFP)
• Iran: UN observatory near border is spy station (AP)
• UK slaps tax on bankers' bonuses ahead of election (AP
• China moves to indict top dissident for subversion (AP
• General: Attack may have killed Afghan civilians (AP)
• Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Collection Under Threat (Time.c
• Romania in turmoil: massive election fraud charged (AP
• Settlers protest in Jerusalem against freeze (AP)
• French Guiana launch of military satellite delayed (AP
• Guinea's junta suspends political negotiations (AP)
• Petraeus warns new surge progress will be slow (AP)
• Shoppers to flock to big box stores: reports (Reuters)
• Australia bans NKorean artists, accused of 'censorship'
• Killing bin Laden crucial to defeating al Qaida, McChrystal
• Is Hiroshima memorial a fair legacy for Harry Truman?
• Afghanistan War Surge: Might the Taliban Compromise Now?
• Climate: 'Moving Toward Modest Cooperation' (OneWorld.
• Florida assistant Strong heading to Louisville (AP)
• Bolt rewrites the record book — and fast (AP)
• Granderson headed to Yanks as part of 3-team deal (AP)
• House panel considers college football playoffs (AP)
• Eagles, Reid agree to 3-year contract extension (AP)
• Minnesota-Carolina to remain night game Dec. 20 (AP)
• Twins designate RHP Boof Bonser for assignment (AP)
• Howard, Nowitzki power NBA Mavericks past Suns (AFP)
• Stanford AD: Harbaugh not a Notre Dame candidate (AP)
• Barcelona, Inter Milan on brink of last 16 (AFP)
• Jordanian prince among 6 proposed new IOC members (AP)
• Sexton scores first 2 NHL goals to rally Ducks (AP)
• Spanish PM honours Davis Cup winners (AFP)
• One tournament speaks to Annika's dominance (AP)
• Momentum for Pacquiao-Mayweather megafight grows (AP)
• Patrick unveils No. 7 JR Motorsports stock car (AP)
• Plenty of pressure on Vonn as Olympics approach (AP)
• Kennedy special election puts GOP in spotlight (AP)
• Neo-Nazi in murder trial gets makeover for trial (AP)
• Patient jailed over clinic shooting of Ky. doctor (AP)
• No one hurt in college classroom shooting in Va. (AP)
• After 30 years, NJ quadriplegic hunter takes aim (AP)
• 4 slain Wash. officers honored at memorial (AP)
• Police: Md. woman tried to cut out unborn baby (AP)
• Holiday border crackdown targets fruit, raw pork (AP)
• WWII veteran had Hitler's art book on bookshelf (AP)
• Holy mackerel! 1 year since Blagojevich arrest (AP)
• Woman's 911 call from Woods' home: 'Hurry up' (AP)
• Ohio executes inmate with one-drug injection (AP)
• Accused terrorist bridged two different worlds (AP)
• No Asian carp found in channel where DNA had been (AP)
• Episcopal lesbian bishop calls election liberating (AP
• Senator: Va. medal winner can keep his flagpole (AP)
• Conn. ex-cop acquitted of manslaughter, assault (AP)
• How fake sites trick search engines to hit the top (AP
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• Geithner: bailout program extended to October (AP)
• Heavy snowfall, wind pounding Midwest, New England (AP
• Petraeus says progress will be slow in Afghanistan (AP
• Democratic health care coalition survives deal (AP)
• EPA chief: Obama to work with Congress on climate (AP)
• House panels passes college football playoff bill (AP)
• AT&T boosts top broadband speed in 3 markets (AP)
• Bruce Springsteen backs gay marriage in NJ (AP)
• Iraqi man, lucky dog reunite after Baghdad blast (AP)
• Baby alligator, snakes found in university dorm (AP)
• Gates says Afghan mission to get what it needs (Reuter
• Treasury extends bailout program to October 2010 (Reut
• Obama rights record questioned ahead of Nobel prize (R
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• U.S. bailout fund left many problems unsolved: watchdog
• U.S. airport screening secrets posted online (Reuters)
• Obama pushes plans for more job creation (Reuters)
• Coakley wins primary for Kennedy's Senate seat (Reuter
• Climate talks seek calm after fury at draft text (AFP)
• Pentagon chief says Afghan success 'within reach' (AFP
• Italy: No issues with US over Knox verdict (AP)
• Philippine officials order 2,400 gunmen to disarm (AP)
• Greek youths riot in Athens for 2nd day (AP)
• Turkish P.M. in Washington As Turkey Looks East (Time.
• VW buys 49.9 percent stake in Porsche (AP)
• Blast outside Iraqi elementary school kills 8 (AP)
• Huge US visa fraud scheme broken up in Brazil (AP)
• US hopes allied troops in Afghanistan by mid-2010: official
• Bank of Canada to keep rates low, uphold outlook (Reut
• ITV apologises over rat eating row (AFP)
• Iraqis reach last-minute election deal (McClatchy News
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• Why Fake Snow Is Filling Beijing's Bird's Nest (Time.c
• Top-ranked Ala., No. 2 Texas to play for BCS title (AP
• MVP! MVP! MVP! MVP! Homer king Bonds made splash (AP)
• Welcome back: Vick still rules in Atlanta (AP)
• Furyk rallies to win Tiger's event (AP)
• Gibbs, Theismann to call playoff game for NBC (AP)
• Wade scores 34 to carry Heat past Kings 115-102 (AP)
• SEC championship game earns highest-ever ratings (AP)
• Nothing learnt from Enke death - Babbel (AFP)
• Senators beat Ducks 4-3 in shootout (AP)
• Nine of women's tennis top 10 to play at Sydney (AFP)
• Woods thanks sponsors of tournament (AP)
• Williams earns majority decision over Martinez (AP)
• F1 British GP to stay at Silverstone for 17 years (AP)
• Janka wins GS for 3rd World Cup victory in a row (AP)
• Pearl Harbor survivor back for 1st time since war (AP)
• Virgin Galactic unveils commercial spaceship (AP)
• Officer responding to Pa. home disturbance killed (AP)
• Judge in Ohio rejects stay in 1st 1-drug execution (AP
• Obama salutes jazz great Brubeck at Kennedy Center (AP
• Analysis: With election near, Gov. Crist changes (AP)
• AP ENTERPRISE: Timber law becomes vast entitlement (AP
• 1 shot, another beaten in fight at Baltimore hotel (AP
• Tiger's troubles widen his distance from blacks (AP)
• Men, horses killed in Ohio barn fire are mourned (AP)
• Palin's Iowa stop spurs talk of presidential run (AP)
• Weezer singer hurt when bus skids off road in NY (AP)
• Scientists, lawyers mull effects of home robots (AP)
• 2nd gay bishop for Episcopal Church, Anglicans (AP)
• Dating couple wins CBS `Amazing Race' TV contest (AP)
• Battle over mountaintop mining slowly gains ground (AP
• AP: Manufacturing areas lead surprise job comeback (AP
• Knox upset, tired; gets family visit in prison (AP)
• Wis. man wanted in double homicides eludes police (AP)
• 2 men, 43 horses killed in barn fire in Ohio (AP)
• EPA: Greenhouse gases endanger human health (AP)
• The last best chance: UN climate conference opens (AP)
• Senate to confront abortion in health care debate (AP)
• Administration to slash bailout cost estimate (AP)
• Thousands protest in Iran, battling police (AP)
• ACORN prober finds no illegal pattern on videos (AP)
• US says bin Laden sometimes slips into Afghanistan (AP
• Diane Sawyer says this is her last week on 'GMA' (AP)
• Herzog, Harvey elected to baseball Hall of Fame (AP)
• Charmed Saints are 12-0, top Redskins 33-30 in OT (AP)
• U.N. climate talks open, deal "within reach" (Reuters)
• U.S. wants allies' new troops in Afghanistan by mid-2010
• Iran police clash with protesters in Tehran: witness (
• EBay and Craigslist square off in Delaware court (Reut
• Russia mourns as club fire victims are buried (Reuters
• Pakistan amnesty case stirs tensions, bomb kills 9 (Re
• Pope, Irish Church to hold summit on child abuse (Reut
• Senior southern figures arrested as Sudan bans rally (
• Copenhagen climate conference opens to dire warnings (
• Iran protesters brave crackdown to stage new demos (AF
• Philippines declares martial law in massacre area (AP)
• Italy: Mafia's No. 2 nabbed in Sicily (AP)
• Gunmen kill 3 peacekeepers in Darfur ambush (AP)
• Shootouts in northern Mexico kill 13 after raid (AP)
• Two more Rwandan peacekeepers killed in Darfur (AFP)
• China activist speaks out from inside 'black jail' (AP
• U.S. action on climate policy is key to international treat
• China under pressure to play key role at Copenhagen climate
• Nets get 1st win, end 18-game skid to open season (AP)
• AP source: Pacquiao, Mayweather close to deal (AP)
• Kobe's 3 at buzzer sends Lakers past Heat (AP)
• Central Michigan beats Ohio 20-10 for MAC title (AP)
• American skater Evan Lysacek wins GP final (AP)
• US players think World Cup draw favorable (AP)
• Tauscher's return key to Packers' better blocking (AP)
• Source: Mariners to give Figgins $36 million deal (AP)
• Brilliant Bryant buzzer-beater sinks Heat (Reuters)
• Canisius defeats Loyola, Md. 70-65 (AP)
• Last chance for City title hopes (AFP)
• Latendresse lifts Wild past Ducks in shootout (AP)
• Spain take charge in Davis Cup final (AFP)
• Scott takes 2-stroke lead at Australian Open (AP)
• Gleason's Gym remains a New York shrine (Reuters)
• Hendrick gets emotional during NASCAR ceremony (AP)
• Wagner looks for any edge in fierce US competition (AP
• Police search for Wis. father linked to 4 slayings (AP
• Va. Tech report: Staff warned their families first (AP
• Colorado State University bans guns on campus (AP)
• Brooke Astor's son: I'm too sick to be imprisoned (AP)
• Man reported car problems just before 4-dead crash (AP
• Pawlenty, other aspirants travel for foreign cred (AP)
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• Tsvangirai: Zimbabwe's MDC 'disengaging' from unity governm
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• Family at center of balloon saga under scrutiny (AP)
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• Maldives government dives for climate change (AP)
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• Birkhead says he saw Anna Nicole Smith take drugs (AP)
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• Attacker opens fire at Iraq mosque, killing 12 worshippers
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• Nadal, Djokovic live up to seedings in Shanghai tennis
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• Suicide bomber kills 12 in Pakistan's Peshawar (Reuter
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• Turkey-Israel Relations Sour Further After War-Games Snub
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• Canada new home prices inch higher in August (Reuters)
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• NASA probes hits moon twice; few pictures yet (AP)
• Suicide car bomb kills 49, wounds 100 in Pakistan (AP)
• Stocks edge higher, add to week's big gains (AP)
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• Feds question 2 others in NYC terror plot (AP)
• Watchdog doubts goals of Obama loan relief plan (AP)
• US, other nations stop counting pandemic flu cases (AP
• Fat city: W.Va. town braces for TV show depiction (AP)
• Golf, rugby make Olympic roster for 2016, 2020 (AP)
• Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize to mixed reviews (Reuters
• General wants 40,000 more U.S. troops for Afghanistan
• Blast in Pakistan's Peshawar kills 49 (Reuters)
• Bernanke sees tighter policies as economy heals (Reute
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• Netanyahu-Mitchell talks "constructive": Israel PM (Re
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• Iran to "blow up heart" of Israel if attacked: official
• 'Humbled' Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize (AFP)
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• Report: Global Muslim population hits 1.57 billion (AP
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• Scientists race to prevent ash tree's extinction (AP)
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• Feds give sea otters habitat protection in Alaska (AP)
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• AP Poll: Third of parents oppose swine flu vaccine (AP
• Retailers see sales begin to recover in September (AP)
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• Taliban suicide attack kills 17 in Afghan capital (AP)
• Herta Mueller wins 2009 Nobel literature prize (AP)
• After long debate, health care Senate vote Tuesday (AP
• Israeli foreign minister: No peace deal now (AP)
• Pakistani government defends US aid bill (AP)
• Stocks climb after Alcoa report, better jobs data (AP)
• Father of Palin's grandson to pose for Playgirl (AP)
• Dodgers top Cards and ace Carpenter 5-3 in NLDS (AP)
• Jobless claims hit 9-month low (Reuters)
• Indian embassy blast kills 17 in Afghan capital (Reute
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• Nobel literature winner Mueller "lost for words" (Reut
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• Pacific quakes stir panic but tsunamis tiny (Reuters)
• Car bomb kills 17 near Indian embassy in Kabul (AFP)
• Herta Mueller wins Nobel Literature Prize (AFP)
• Phillies avoid sweep and get set for title defense (AP
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• Report: Police called to home of Tigers 1B Cabrera (AP
• Morrow leads Warriors past Clippers (AP)
• Fla. State official: Bowden should go after season (AP
• England-Ukraine clash to be screened live.. online (AF
• Tour winner's team had easy ride on dope tests: report
• Vrbata's two goals lift Coyotes past Kings (AP)
• Safina, Venus out in China Open tennis (AFP)
• Hass shoots 64 to win Senior Players Championship (AP)
• Stewart wins at Kansas to improve title chances (AP)
• Olympics urged to learn from YouTube, Pop Idol (AP)
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• Ind., Tenn. to begin swine flu vaccinations (AP)
• Jordan teen faces hearing in Dallas bomb plot case (AP
• Smell has some cities ripping out ginkgo trees (AP)
• Boat plows onto NY marshland; 3 dead, 4 injured (AP)
• SC site of bloody labor strike violence crumbles (AP)
• Judge considers bail for accused Andrews stalker (AP)
• Tenn. mom left to wonder when she'll see 4 kids (AP)
• More Americans growing food on small `hobby farms' (AP
• Peg Mullen, author of "Unfriendly Fire," dies (AP)
• NYC Chinatown could get 1st Chinese rep on council (AP
• Somalia president condemns Minn. terror recruiting (AP
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• Reggae artist says NYC man slashed him with sword (AP)
• Waves of new fund cuts imperil US nursing homes (AP)
• Samoans flock to churches to mourn tsunami victims (AP
• Suicide bomber kills 5 at UN office in Pakistan (AP)
• Supreme Court begins new term with new justice (AP)
• 3 Americans share 2009 Nobel medicine prize (AP)
• Court halts Ohio execution, cites injection flaws (AP)
• ISM: Service sector grows in September (AP)
• FTC: Bloggers must disclose payments for reviews (AP)
• Suspect's lawyer says Letterman 'manipulates' (AP)
• German magazine swaps thin models for real women (AP)
• Vampires vow till death do us part at Ohio wedding (AP
• Brett Favre faces his old team tonight (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 5 at Pakistani U.N. office (Reute
• U.S. trio wins medicine Nobel for ageing research (Reu
• Taliban under attack in area where U.S. soldiers killed
• China vows to stand by isolated North Korea (Reuters)
• Supreme court term has major gun rights, business cases
• Tropical Storm Grace forms out in northeast Atlantic (
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• Some schools reopen in quake-hit Indonesia city (Reute
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• IOC is set to pick 2016 Olympic site (AP)
• 2 rescued days after Indonesia quake kills 715 (AP)
• Obama-backed health bill gains ground (AP)
• In Hamas video, captive Israeli says he is well (AP)
• CBS worker arrested in Letterman blackmail plot (AP)
• Tens of thousands in Philippines flee new typhoon (AP)
• Circus tycoon clowns around aboard space station (AP)
• Get everyone in U.S. online, high-level panel says (AP
• Playoff-bound Rockies still in NL West title hunt (AP)
• Vote on 2016 nears with Chicago and Rio fancied (Reute
• U.S. Sept non-farm payrolls fall, jobless rate up (Reu
• Aid trickles in as Indonesia quake toll hits 1,100 (Re
• Proof of life: Hamas video shows captive Israeli soldier
• "Super typhoon" bears down on flood-ravaged Philippines
• Fresh quake near Tonga, tsunami toll nears 200 (Reuter
• David Letterman victim of $2 million extortion plot over af
• Climate talks stall on targets, finance (Reuters)
• Indonesia calls for quake help as bodies rot in heat (
• Israel gets soldier video in swap for prisoners (AFP)
• Big parade: Communist China marks its 60th year (AP)
• IMF: World recovering faster than expected (AP)
• Two Arguments for What to Do in Afghanistan (Time.com)
• Greek PM faces tough fight for 3rd mandate (AP)
• Iraq's al-Maliki joins with Sunnis in election bid (AP
• Clinton heads investment meeting in Haiti (AP)
• BAE faces prosecution over alleged corruption (AFP)
• Buddhist monks: Vietnam police still harassing us (AP)
• Conservatives set to stay in power (Reuters)
• Sabotage behind refugees' boat blast: Australian police
• Envoy says his firing will hurt U.N. mission in Afghanistan
• Dallas terror plot: Troubled Jordanian teen or jihadist?
• Indonesia Earthquake: Padang's Worst Fears Come to Pass
• Typhoon Prep Saved Many Lives in Vietnam (OneWorld.net
• Phillies clinch their third straight NL East title (AP
• Tigers beat Twins to close in on AL Central crown (AP)
• SAfrica track loses sponsor over Semenya case (AP)
• Chicago still favored, with Rio next, for Olympics (AP
• 3 reasons why each Olympic bid can win or lose (AP)
• Robinson: hosting games 'tremendous honor' (AP)
• Tigers beat Twins; move closer to AL Central title (AP
• Rise of NBA star Lebron James charted in documentary (
• Hoopster born without a left hand gets his chance (AP)
• Valencia-Genoa clash tops Europa League bill (AFP)
• B-sample confirms Dekker positive drugs test (AFP)
• Stars out to prove last season was an aberration (AP)
• Sharapova, Jankovic head for tennis showdown (AFP)
• Ochoa tries to end another streak in Alabama (AP)
• Alonso under pressure to deliver Ferrari F1 title (AP)
• USOC has a lot riding on Chicago 2016 win (AP)
• Elizabeth Smart to testify to suspect's competency (AP
• Newborn snatched from Tennessee home missing (AP)
• Texas County makes $40K offer to Tasered woman, 72 (AP
• Revamped Jimmy Carter Museum opens in Atlanta (AP)
• Calif. jail entrepreneur has checkered past (AP)
• Brief Michigan shutdown ends, interim budget OK'd (AP)
• Hit by 2 hurricanes, deserted town seeks identity (AP)
• Dad jailed in Japan warned ex-wife would take kids (AP
• NY fire Samaritan proposes on live TV (AP)
• Recession doesn't douse dreams at stuntman school (AP)
• Police use acoustic warfare to disperse crowds (AP)
• Hudson 'Miracle' pilots reunite for NY flight (AP)
• Wrong turn on highway may lead to WA man's removal (AP
• Man accused in OC shooting killed by police (AP)
• Ariz. man makes surprise confessions in 2 killings (AP
• FBI denies editing Oklahoma City bombing tapes (AP)
• Officials: NY men being watched in terrorism probe (AP
• Indonesia quake toll rises to 531 dead (AP)
• US, Iran meet directly at nuclear talks in Geneva (AP)
• Baucus hopes to finish work on health bill today (AP)
• Sun sets on Saturn: GM kills fading star brand (AP)
• Seasonal flu vaccine delayed for some US providers (AP
• Consumer spending jumps 1.3 percent in August (AP)
• Death toll in Samoas tsunami reaches 150 (AP)
• Stop sign ahead for texting while driving? (AP)
• Former prosecutor says he lied about Polanski case (AP
• Nike: No endorsement deal with Vick (AP)
• U.S., Iran meet at six-power nuclear talks (Reuters)
• Thousands feared dead after Indonesia quake (Reuters)
• China marks 60 years with spectacle of power (Reuters)
• Provide details on Taliban, Pakistan tells U.S. (Reute
• U.S. general: Taliban growing, Afghan outlook serious
• Moment of truth for Obama factor in 2016 Olympic bid (
• Tsunamis turn South Pacific paradise to deadly hell (R
• U.S. senators vote to encourage healthy behavior (Reut
• Thousands likely dead in Indonesian quake (AFP)
• US holds direct talks with Iran at nuclear meeting (AF
• Barmes' snare helps Rockies hold off Cardinals 4-3 (AP
• Another Favre finish: Vikes rally past 49ers 27-24 (AP
• Lions beat Redskins 19-14 and end 19-game skid (AP)
• Favre, Lions get memorable victories in Week 3 (AP)
• Yankees claim AL East title with 100th win (Reuters)
• Wade looking for basketball season to bring relief (AP
• Georgia Tech defense thrives with 'narrowed' plan (AP)
• FA charges West Ham and Millwall over violence (AFP)
• Cyclist Evans claims world gold (AFP)
• Gilbert scores in OT to give Oilers win (AP)
• Japan hails veteran tennis player win (AFP)
• North Dakota golfer sinks 2 aces in 1 round (AP)
• Johnson dominates with his 5th victory at Dover (AP)
• Lula: Rio can win bid for 2016 Olympics (AP)
• Homeless Ga. sex offenders directed to woods (AP)
• Pa. man trying to park van pins twin, who dies (AP)
• Heating oil prices cool down as winter approaches (AP)
• No malfunction before SC medical helicopter crash (AP)
• Singer: Slayings off limits to horrorcore rappers (AP)
• Attorney: Oklahoma City bomb tapes appear edited (AP)
• Latinos bank on bilingual census form to aid count (AP
• Study: Fewer terrorism suspects going to trial (AP)
• Warmer weather threatens moose in Minnesota (AP)
• People playing the odds on health care over costs (AP)
• International research team cracks potato genome (AP)
• Report: Stanford to be released soon from hospital (AP
• Woman charged in Smart case expects life in prison (AP
• Intense tracking for swine flu shot's side effects (AP
• William Safire, speechwriter, NY columnist, dies (AP)
• Out of fields, into class for migrant kids (AP)
• Risky business: States tax the rich at their peril (AP
• What's ugly, smells, kills dogs? Blue-green algae (AP)
• Lawyer: Polanski will fight extradition to the US (AP)
• Iran tests most advanced missiles (AP)
• Philippine storm toll rises to 140 dead (AP)
• Obama to make in-person pitch for 2016 Olympics (AP)
• Honduras' interim government raids media outlets (AP)
• EU to set volume limits on MP3 players (AP)
• Beer-drinking Muslim woman's caning to go ahead (AP)
• Merkel vows quick deal on German coalition (AP)
• Leaders warn time running out for climate deal (AP)
• Yanks clinch AL East, home-field through playoffs (AP)
• Iran flexes muscle ahead of talks (Reuters)
• U.S. commander offers options for Afghanistan (Reuters
• Merkel signals cautious reforms in new coalition (Reut
• Madoff sons, brother, niece to be sued: report (Reuter
• Honduras resists pressure over ousted leader Zelaya (R
• Polanski to fight extradition after Zurich arrest (Reu
• Manila hit over aid delay after storm kills 140 (Reute
• Defiant Iran test-fires long-range missiles (AFP)
• Victorious Merkel prepares new coalition (AFP)
• Britain's Brown defends his leadership (AFP)
• Israeli police, protesters clash at holy site (AP)
• Honduras sets 10-day deadline on embassy standoff (AP)
• Gadhafi, Chavez promote Africa-South America ties (AP)
• Gates: Mistake to set Afghan withdrawal timelines (AP)
• Gaddafi cancels Canadian stopover: CBC (Reuters)
• Choking dust storm hits Australia's east (AFP)
• Pakistan attacks suggest Taliban undeterred by leader's dea
• Gold tops $1,000. But South African miners not benefitting.
• Can Former Iraqi Baathists in Syria Ever Go Home? (Tim
• U.S.: Disparities Sharpen in Recession (OneWorld.net)
• Iowa defense shuts down No. 5 Penn St., 21-10 (AP)
• Cardinals clinch NL Central with win over Rockies (AP)
• Dodgers clinch playoff spot, beat Pirates 8-4 (AP)
• No. 1 Florida wins but Tebow injured (AP)
• Klitschko stops Arreola after 10th round (AP)
• Struggling Bucs hope to learn from Giants (AP)
• Athletics beat Angels 15-10 with 6-run 8th inning (AP)
• Nuggets sign forward Graham to training camp roster (R
• Clausen leads Notre Dame to 24-21 win over Purdue (AP)
• Giggs the key for Man Utd says Berbatov (AFP)
• Valverde facing tough road to rainbow jersey win (AFP)
• Kopitar scores on penalty shot in Las Vegas (AP)
• Sharapova faces strong field in Tokyo (AFP)
• Ochoa, Gustafson share LPGA lead (AP)
• Diaz returns from layoff to edge Chavez (AP)
• Hamilton wins Singapore GP, Button extends lead (AP)
• Close race to host 2016 Olympics nears finish (AP)
• More school: Obama would curtail summer vacation (AP)
• Calif. GOP looks to 2010 races for gov., US Senate (AP
• Feds: Zazi trips, shopping led to NY terror threat (AP
• Glenn Beck gets ceremonial key to hometown city (AP)
• Murder-suicide confirmed in Md. family's deaths (AP)
• Calif. mourners remember Yale student's fun spirit (AP
• Crashed helicopter ran into poor weather in SC (AP)
• Attorney: No evidence of bomb-making by suspect (AP)
• President praises NYPD during terror briefing (AP)
• Southern Calif. wildfires continue to smolder (AP)
• NY congresswoman's husband dies on mountain climb (AP)
• Memorial service held for slain Texas teacher (AP)
• G-20 lockdown gone, Pittsburgh gets back to normal (AP
• Scholars study Springsteen during weekend event (AP)
• Texas panel reviews ruling that led to execution (AP)
• Mich. stares down 2nd govt. shutdown in 3 years (AP)
• Conservative Lutherans organize after vote on gays (AP
• Clergy abuse settlements can lead to new suffering (AP
• Iran test-fires short-range missiles (AP)
• Swiss arrest Polanski on US request in sex case (AP)
• 6 foreign troops killed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Tapes of Oklahoma City bombing aftermath released (AP)
• Early retirements strain Social Security system (AP)
• Germans vote amid economic worries, terror threats (AP
• Swine flu shot: Intense tracking for side effects (AP)
• Philippine storm leaves 106 dead and missing (AP)
• Don't exclude God, pope tells thousands of Czechs (AP)
• Date Krumm becomes oldest WTA winner since King (AP)
• Iran test-fires missiles amid nuclear tension (Reuters
• Pentagon chief says "tough" to meet Gitmo deadline (Re
• Afghan cabinet minister escapes Taliban attack (Reuter
• Honduras de facto government sets deadline over crisis
• Philippines seeks typhoon aid, battles to avoid backlash
• Merkel centre-right hopes at risk as Germans vote (Reu
• Movie-maker Polanski arrested in Switzerland (Reuters)
• G20 faces credibility test on markets (Reuters)
• Merkel dreams of new coalition as Germany votes (AFP)
• Iran test-fires missiles amid nuclear controversy (AFP
• Iraq to press for dropping debt at UN meeting (AP)
• Honduran security breaks up pro-Zelaya demos (AP)
• SAfrica: Murder down; rape and house robberies up (AP)
• China appeals WTO ruling on entertainment imports (Reu
• Canada retail sales slip unexpectedly in July (Reuters
• Aussie oil spill set to continue leaking: company (AFP
• Honduran troops rout Zelaya supporters outside Brazilian Em
• Sri Lanka under fire for lack of Tamil reconciliation
• China's Succession: Hu's Heir Is Not So Apparent (Time
• Malaysian Tribe Finally Winning Some (OneWorld.net)
• Obama writes IOC members backing Chicago 2016 bid (AP)
• Manning rallies Colts to 27-23 win over Dolphins (AP)
• Acquitted Ky. coach: No winners in player's death (AP)
• Singletary: NFL will handle any tampering charges (AP)
• Lewis beats out double play to give Giants 5-4 win (AP
• Jaguars experiencing more lapses — and more losses (A
• Joe Saunders on a roll for Angels since DL stint (AP)
• Artest: Point at me if Lakers don't repeat (AP)
• No. 22 Tar Heels ready to slow Georgia Tech again (AP)
• Italian chief wants games halted for racist chants (AF
• Leonard Cohen resumes Spanish tour after collapsing on stag
• Sedin's late goal and shootout tally lift Canucks (AP)
• Murray to rest wrist (AFP)
• LPGA's contract with Kingsmill will not be renewed (AP
• Former running back Walker signs up for martial arts (
• Mayweather pummels Marquez in return to ring (AP)
• First Jack, now Jim, on way out of NASCAR (AP)
• Brazil president: country needs the 2016 Olympics (AP)
• Fla. man charged with murders of wife, 5 children (AP)
• Stadiums, hotels warned to watch for terrorists (AP)
• NY court: Paterson can appoint lieutenant governor (AP
• Maine worker discovers new hire is lost brother (AP)
• Los Angeles cops take on notorious street gang (AP)
• NY Gov. Paterson mum after lukewarm intro by Obama (AP
• Haitian baby lost at sea is remembered in Miami (AP)
• Slain BYU student's Ore. mother grateful case over (AP
• 'Junior' Gotti portrayed as maniacal killer (AP)
• Census: 150,000 gay couples report they're married (AP
• MacArthur Foundation awards 24 'Genius Grants' (AP)
• Rains stall winter wheat seeding in Great Plains (AP)
• Yale: Lab tech had building access until arrest (AP)
• Documents: Anna Nicole Smith's doctors were warned (AP
• Obama visits Letterman and brings home a potato (AP)
• Carter says Israel must stop building settlements (AP)
• Obama: US `determined to act' on climate change (AP)
• Senate Finance starts work on sweeping health bill (AP
• 4 slain in Va. college town bludgeoned to death (AP)
• Southeast floods block highways; toll rises to 8 (AP)
• Obama seeks G-20 support to repair global economy (AP)
• FDIC could borrow from banks to shore up its fund (AP)
• 1st day of fall brings snow, cold to Colorado (AP)
• Prostate cancer treatment may spark heart problems (AP
• Heather Locklear will join updated 'Melrose Place' (AP
• Ex-NY Giant Burress gets 2 years in gun case (AP)
• Obama calls for world action on climate change (Reuter
• Senate panel takes up healthcare plan (Reuters)
• Pentagon delays Afghan troop request: report (Reuters)
• Obama pushes economic message before big summits (Reut
• Hopes low for Obama-led Mideast summit in New York (Re
• Britain sees G20 support for rebalancing world economy
• Ahmadinejad warns against any attack on Iran (Reuters)
• Smoking bans cut heart attacks by a third: study (Reut
• Obama warns of tough road on climate (AFP)
• Honduran soldiers surround Brazilian embassy (AFP)
• East Europe: Rancor, relief on missile shield plan (AP
• Police: Terrorism mastermind Noordin Top dead (AP)
• Car bomb in Kabul kills 6 Italians, 10 Afghans (AP)
• Witness: 11 dead in Somalia suicide car bombings (AP)
• Egypt convicts 2 US couples for illegal adoption (AP)
• Riots in Uganda: A Sign of Things to Come? (Time.com)
• Teen wounds 8 students, 1 teacher at German school (AP
• Biden: US will follow Iraq wishes on troop pullout (AP
• US, Cuba talk about restarting direct mail service (AP
• South African health industry sees reform coming (AP)
• Pakistan: Al-Qaida commanders killed in US strikes (AP
• Conservatives well ahead: poll (Reuters)
• Suicide bomber attacks Italian convoy in Kabul, killing at
• Why Europe wants stiffer sanctions on Iran (The Christ
• U.N. War Crimes Allegation Won't Change Israel's Calculatio
• G20 Urged Not to Forget the Poorest Next Week (OneWorl
• NCAA president Myles Brand dies from cancer at 67 (AP)
• Playoff-chasing Rangers swept by A's with 4-0 loss (AP
• Court jester: LeBron James to appear in comedy (AP)
• Federer to play 3 matches vs Italy in Davis Cup (AP)
• City by the Bay: Mora and Knapp return to roots (AP)
• Rockies edge Giants to bolster wild card push (Reuters
• Don't rush back, NBA veteran Bateer tells Yao (AFP)
• Wheeler's back, and Hokies' running game benefits (AP)
• Adebayor banned for three matches (AFP)
• Roux wins 17th stage of Tour of Spain, Valverde leads
• Bruins edge Maple Leafs 3-2 (AP)
• Petrova books WTA quarter-final berth in Quebec (AFP)
• Creamer looking for healthy rebound at Samsung (AP)
• Marquez quietly confident against Mayweather (AP)
• Briatore says he quit to save Renault (AP)
• Tokyo's new PM urged to push Olympic bid (AP)
• Lawyers want info after failed Ohio execution (AP)
• NY college student investigated for gang rape hoax (AP
• Proxy wedding means Marine's widow, baby unwelcome (AP
• Identified amnesia patient doesn't know who he is (AP)
• FBI searches home of Colorado man in terror probe (AP)
• Study: 8 million Americans consider suicide (AP)
• Sculpture missing from Madoff's NY beach home (AP)
• Housing construction up, but picture is mixed (AP)
• Hofstra University student recants rape story (AP)
• Ark. football player, 16, gets his `last game' (AP)
• Program asks consumers to help New England farmers (AP
• Va. synagogue doubles as mosque during Ramadan (AP)
• Defendant in Wash. sound engineer slaying flees (AP)
• DC sniper mastermind's execution set for November (AP)
• CIA boss asks US Muslims to aid anti-terror effort (AP
• Police: Mom stabs 2 young daughters at Calif. home (AP
• College students protest coal use on campuses (AP)
• Obama scraps Bush's European missile defense plan (AP)
• Lab tech arraigned on murder charge in Yale death (AP)
• New jobless claims drop unexpectedly to 545K (AP)
• Attacker wounds 9 students at German school (AP)
• New health proposal is industry's favorite so far (AP)
• Mass. lawmakers to debate Kennedy succession bill (AP)
• Mary Travers of 1960s folk anthem trio dies at 72 (AP)
• Prison guards demand right to complain online (AP)
• Foul ball! Toddler tosses back dad's prized catch (AP)
• Rockies beat Giants 4-3 to pad wild-card lead (AP)
• U.S. abandons missile shield in Europe (Reuters)
• Karzai defends Afghan vote, blast hits Italian troops
• Police arrest lab technician in Yale student murder (R
• U.S. employers will defray health reform costs: study
• Obama to reassure G20 on Wall Street reform (Reuters)
• California lawmaker plans hearings on soda-obesity link
• U.S. military shuts largest detainee camp in Iraq (Reu
• Indonesia's most wanted man killed in police raid (Reu
• US 'to scrap plans' for missile shield in Europe (AFP)
• Suicide attack kills 6 Italian troops, 10 Afghans (AFP
• 3 arrested for rocket attack during Biden visit (AP)
• Israel rejects independent inquiry into Gaza war (AP)
• US ambassador walks streets of Kabul (AP)
• Women rise in seafaring ranks (AP)
• Cameroon lightning strike kills 5 schoolchildren (AP)
• Japan Gets Its First Chance to See The Cove (Time.com)
• EU to support stimulus, push on trade talks at G20 (Re
• Syria's president in Turkey for Israel talks (AP)
• SAfrica police bust drug smuggling syndicate (AP)
• Full, uncertified Afghan vote: Karzai with 54 pct (AP)
• Government to survive budget vote on Friday (Reuters)
• U.N. commission accuses Israel, Hamas of Gaza war crimes
• Europe's $57 billion plan to put windmills in the ocean
• Why the Taliban Is Gaining Ground in Afghanistan (Time
• Jimmy Carter: 'Hamid Karzai Has Stolen the Election' (
• Mall magnate, Pacers owner Melvin Simon dies at 82 (AP
• Briatore, Symonds out at F1 team Renault (AP)
• Eagles add Vick to 53-man roster; Baskett released (AP
• West outduels Wainwright as Marlins tame Cards 2-1 (AP
• Tressel feels sorry for fans who send ugly e-mails (AP
• Charges dropped vs. former Steelers' ex-girlfriend (AP
• Zito strikes out 9 as Giants beat Rockies 10-2 (AP)
• Sessions to fill Rubio's shoes in Minnesota (AP)
• Potts keeps Texas Tech gunning in spread offense (AP)
• Mourinho banking on born winner Eto'o (AFP)
• World champion Ballan, Cunego quit Tour of Spain (Reut
• In front of few, Coyotes take ice (AP)
• Federer has one more rival for top spot (AFP)
• Force, Pedregon mending fences (AP)
• Canada boosts bilingual effort for 2010 Games (AP)
• Tropical Storm Marty forms off Mexico's coast (AP)
• Torah that survived Holocaust finds home in Miami (AP)
• Guards watch Ohio inmate after execution delay (AP)
• Activists dressed as seals arrested at embassy (AP)
• Porn actor pleads guilty in Pa. rooftop burglary (AP)
• Blagojevich to attend ex-fundraiser's funeral (AP)
• Slain Mich. protester to receive public memorial (AP)
• Colo. man denies link to terror plot after NY trip (AP
• Wilson's son says Congressman is not racist (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Indian smoke shops are feeling the heat (AP
• Prosecution closings at NYC's Astor trial (AP)
• House considers funding green vehicle research (AP)
• Cy Vance wins Manhattan prosecutor primary (AP)
• Court sets execution date for DC sniper mastermind (AP
• US farmers on verge of giant corn harvest (AP)
• Fla. student stabbed to death in fight at school (AP)
• College student with sword kills burglary suspect (AP)
• Police: Ky. politician said he 'wanted revenge' (AP)
• Senate's 10-year health fix would cost US $856B (AP)
• US factories produce more, inflation is in check (AP)
• Lab tech released from custody in Yale slaying (AP)
• Japan's new leader vows economic, diplomacy shift (AP)
• Found: Firm place to stand outside solar system (AP)
• Search of Garrido home gives hope to grieving mom (AP)
• Foul-mouthing boss not grounds for firing in Spain (AP
• Australian cat strays 2,400 miles, returns home (AP)
• Winner crowned on CBS TV show 'Big Brother 11' (AP)
• Dice-K shuts down Angels, leads Red Sox to 4-1 win (AP
• Senate panel releases healthcare without public option
• U.S. inflation reading tame, output rises again (Reute
• 1.1 million votes for Afghan leader suspicious: EU (Re
• Uninsured Americans hope reform brings health coverage
• New Japan PM pushes big changes (Reuters)
• World food aid at 20-year low, 1 billion hungry (Reute
• No sign of settlement deal after U.S.-Israel talks (Re
• One year later, Lehman bank is still in business (Reut
• Japan's new PM takes power in historic shift (AFP)
• Racism behind anger toward Obama: Carter (AFP)
• Indians ask Supreme Court if 'Redskins' offends (AP)
• Lotus team awarded spot on 2010 Formula One grid (AP)
• Swiss-based foundation to buy F1 team BMW Sauber (AP)
• Ex-Belgian PM to help contain soccer spending (AP)
• Saints' Bush puts in extra work after hearing boos (AP
• Tigers to honor longtime broadcaster Ernie Harwell (AP
• Doctor clears Griffin to participate with Clippers (AP
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• World's oldest new mom dies, leaves twin toddlers (AP)
• Phillies sign 3-time Cy Young winner Martinez (AP)
• Iranian plane crashes after fire, killing 168 (Reuters
• Survey points to improving U.S. factory outlook (Reute
• July equals deadliest month of Afghan war (Reuters)
• Sotomayor cool under Republican grilling (Reuters)
• House Democrats vow healthcare plan by August (Reuters
• Iran could have atomic bomb within 6 months: report (R