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BBC News Week at a Glance World Edition
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NATO soldier killed in southern Afghanistan
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Pilot said to have ignored air traffic control in crash that killed 96
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Kidnapped U.S. soldier had married Iraqi student
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BBC News UK News Northern Ireland World Edition
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80 killed in Pakistan madrassa attack
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BBC News Science/Nature World Edition
10/30/2006 [-]
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Islamic leader U.S. jets used in school attack
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BBC News Europe World Edition
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World Bank sees Africa progress
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BBC News UK News Magazine World Edition
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Walker`s World Stern`s grim report
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British report says climate change threatens world growth
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Verizon revenue up
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French publishers join Google booksearch lawsuit
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BBC News Health World Edition
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BBC News Americas World Edition
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Army Pakistani raid killed up to 80 militants
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Typhoon Cimaron lashes Philippines, leaving at least 15 dead
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Climate change threatens world growth British report
10/30/2006 [-]
Test tube koala joeys unveiled
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Death row Briton issue hangs over royal visit in Pakistan
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South Africa's Gold Fields lists on Dubai exchange
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Mexican protesters regroup in Oaxaca
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Pinochet is placed under house arrest
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BBC News Asia-Pacific World Edition
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Nicaragua election ads replay civil war horrors
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Africans tired of being seen as the world's beggars
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Oasis crowned world's best act
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National security adviser Hadley in Iraq for talks
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BBC News News Front Page World Edition
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McKelvey Quits Monster Worldwide Board
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Romanian senator ends EU bid
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Gunmen kidnap aid worker in Gaza
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Baghdad bomb kills 35, wounds 100
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Report 14,000 Weapons Missing In Iraq
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Report Global Warming Could Ruin World Economy
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Mexican Police Storm Oaxaca
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Bomb blasts shake Algeria towns
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Greenhouse gas emissions rising
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Spaniard held by gunmen in Gaza
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Ballots burned after historic Congolese vote
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Algeria truck bombs kill three, show rebel defiance
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Climate report issues wake up call to world leaders
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Nigerian plane crash leaves 96 dead, 9 survivors
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KFC phasing out use of trans fats from its fried chicken, other menu items
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Rankings name St. Louis as the most dangerous U.S. city
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Wind-whipped Northeast tackles power outages
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Judge murderer Soeharto free after five years
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Hubbles repairs out of this world
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Dili gangs linked to political players
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Minister accused of offering to pay snipers
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Tip from Australian spies behind arrests of true blue trio
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U.S. report questions China's role in peaceful world
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100th U.S. death in Iraq in Oct.
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Global warming will devastate world economy report
10/30/2006 [-]
Accused rapist had sex crypt
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N. Korea beefs up counterintelligence following nuclear test
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Chinese companies to use Singapore as springboard into world market
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Goodyear to close Texas plant, cut 1100 jobs
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Power still out from wind storm in Northeast
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Australian cleric on indefinite leave after collapsing
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Global warming report calls for immediate action
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Samsung, LG Dominate World Display Market
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World of Warcraft and UDE Point System Fiasco
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British government report says unchecked global warming will devastate world economy
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Missing U.S. soldier married to Iraqi student?
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Saddam's defense lawyer walks out of trial
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U.S. Military 100th death in Iraq
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U.S. Marine killed in fighting in Iraq's Anbar province
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Audit finds U.S. weapons bought for Iraqi forces missing
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Thousands of students get day off after vandals damage school buses
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Second dancer alleged Duke rape victim said to bruise her
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Kidnapped US soldier married to Iraqi student
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Katsav stays on amid sex scandal
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Warming to cut world growth 20% Report
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World's biggest ship, SS Santa, on way to Britain with Christmas presents
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Blair World needs to act on climate change now
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Address climate change or risk global depression economist
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Motorola sets up R&D shop in India
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Vote machine firm investigated
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Monster Worldwide says McKelvey resigns from board
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100 Americans Die in Iraq During October
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British report says unchecked global warming will devastate world
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Ferrovial posts 9-month net profit jump
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888 Holdings holds merger talks
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Oxus venture ordered to pay back taxes
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Israel's Labor Party to stay in gov't
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Microsoft offers free small-business software
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panish abortion documentary raises concern
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Saddam's chief lawyer warns of more violence in Iraq if ex-president sentenced to death
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France dispatches extra riot police to Marseille
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Historic gallows up for auction
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Annual ranking says crime makes St. Louis most dangerous U.S. city
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Nigerian plane crashes in capital with 104 aboard; nearly all feared dead
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Teen accused of stealing bus, charging fares
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World hunger increasing
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British Report Unchecked Global Warming Will Devastate World Economy
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Greek blogger arrest infuriates world
10/30/2006 [-]
'Al Qaeda school' strike 80 dead
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Blast kills 31 in Baghdad slum
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Madrassa air strike reported to kill up to 80 militants
10/30/2006 [-]
Pilot warned about storm before crash
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Windows XP SP3 suffers uncertain future
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Juniper unveils branch-office strategy
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Birth of the killer app
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Oracle zeros in on Red Hat
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IBM, Lehman create China venture fund
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Durbin on political stage, but off-Broadway
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Madison Halloween party a quiet night, for a change
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Russian music site plays fast and loose with law
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Bollywood film is a hit-- and so, again, is Gandhi
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Cancer patients desperate for options
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Israel Cabinet to Integrate Hardliners
10/30/2006 [-]
October U.S. Death Toll in Iraq Hits 100
10/30/2006 [-]
Russia rules the world's arms bazaar
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Algeria truck bombs kill two
10/30/2006 [-]
Thousands mourn Nigerian sultan
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World wittiest lonely hearts ads
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NY Mulls Artificial Trans Fat Ban
10/30/2006 [-]
Firefighters Gaining Control of Deadly CA Wildfire
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Northeast Tackles Power Outages after Wind Storm
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Bush Stumps in Georgia, Texas
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Georgia beat Spain in World Cup qualifier
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Spain's Lorenzo takes 250cc world title
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100 Troops Killed In Iraq This Month
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General More NKorea Nuke Tests Expected
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Bomb Rips Through Shiite Slum, Kills 31
10/30/2006 [-]
China, ASEAN call on North Korea to give up nuke weapons
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Student reveals school disguised social studies class as world history
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Researching the business world
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British report says unchecked global warming will devastate world economy
10/30/2006 [-]
Used phones drive Third World wireless boom
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How to make Team India world-beaters
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Number of HIV-infected children in S. Kazakhstan stabilizes at 78
10/30/2006 [-]
Russia, U.S. to sign 2007 military cooperation plan
10/30/2006 [-]
Iraqi academic gunned down; U-S toll is 100; Bomb kills 31 Shiites
10/30/2006 [-]
Federal police seize control of Oaxaca center from protesters
10/30/2006 [-]
Brazilians choose Silva to be president again
10/30/2006 [-]
Pakistan destroys site connected to Al-Qaida
10/30/2006 [-]
70 militants killed in attack on Afghan base
10/30/2006 [-]
Bangladeshi president takes helm of interim government
10/30/2006 [-]
Audit U.S. military has lost track of weapons in Iraq
10/30/2006 [-]
98 feared dead in Nigeria crash
10/30/2006 [-]
NON-STOP FLIGHTS DWINDLING AT S.J.
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Mexican forces push into Oaxaca
10/30/2006 [-]
Special-interest money pours in
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Crash pilot 'ignored storm advice'
10/30/2006 [-]
Global warming 'could bring 1930s havoc'
10/30/2006 [-]
Australia's Muslim Leader Takes Leave
10/30/2006 [-]
Brazil's Leftist President Re-Elected
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Saddam's Defense Lawyer Walks Out
10/30/2006 [-]
Australia's beleaguered Muslim leader takes indefinite leave after fainting
10/30/2006 [-]
India makes first arrest in textile town blast
10/30/2006 [-]
Nigerian villagers vacate two of four oil stations
10/30/2006 [-]
Brazil's leftist president re-elected
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British consulate in Iraq evacuates staff after attacks
10/30/2006 [-]
Nikon withdraws prize to Cuban boy
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15-year-old steals bus, drives its route
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Hotel worms its way out of pile of waste
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In China, one brother labors so the other can learn
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Children of prisoners in China do hard time, too
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Israeli president asked by law official to resign
10/30/2006 [-]
Wellington Underwriting to be bought
10/30/2006 [-]
Japanese mobile carrier warned
10/30/2006 [-]
Emirates cancels Airbus order, picks Boeing 777s
10/30/2006 [-]
Saddam lawyers walk out of trial
10/30/2006 [-]
Prince meets Pakistan president
10/30/2006 [-]
UN report Little progress in fight against global hunger
10/30/2006 [-]
Saddam's defence lawyer walks out
10/30/2006 [-]
Baghdad bomb kills 25 Iraqis
10/30/2006 [-]
Recycled U.S. cell phones help drive Third World boom
10/30/2006 [-]
La Tasca recovers from its World Cup slump
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KY Kid Becomes World Champion!
10/30/2006 [-]
U.S. troop deaths in Iraq for October hit 100
10/30/2006 [-]
Three South Koreans kill selves after Internet suicide pact
10/30/2006 [-]
American cop charged with sexually abusing girl in Cambodia
10/30/2006 [-]
Up to 80 killed as Pakistan destroys Al Qaeda-linked camp
10/30/2006 [-]
2009 named International Year of Astronomy
10/30/2006 [-]
US expects fresh N Korean test
10/30/2006 [-]
Calif. Congressman considers 2008 bid
10/30/2006 [-]
Boehner says he would have axed Foley
10/30/2006 [-]
Do children of gay parents develop differently?
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War wears on small town's spirit
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Ambitions are sky-high for New Mexico spaceport
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UNREGULATED GROUPS WIELD MILLIONS TO SWAY VOTERS
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Shots, eggs, embryos and a big dose of hope
10/30/2006 [-]
U.S.-led troops kill suspected insurgents
10/30/2006 [-]
A high-level call for Katsav to step aside
10/30/2006 [-]
Brazil's Lula captures a second term
10/30/2006 [-]
Mexican police storm protesters in Oaxaca
10/30/2006 [-]
Healthier respect for herbs
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Belize barrier reef suffers
10/30/2006 [-]
Riot police seize turbulent Mexican city
10/30/2006 [-]
Shelling in north Sri Lanka after talks fail
10/30/2006 [-]
Many casualties in Baghdad blast
10/30/2006 [-]
Iraqi VP demands end to Shiite militias
10/30/2006 [-]
Brazil's chief re-elected in landslide win
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Al-Qaida facility targeted
10/30/2006 [-]
Israeli president is urged to step down
10/30/2006 [-]
Riot police attack Mexican protesters
10/30/2006 [-]
98 feared dead in Nigerian crash
10/30/2006 [-]
Gallaudet removes incoming president
10/30/2006 [-]
Democrats claim momentum; GOP counts on turnout
10/30/2006 [-]
Stakes high as Supreme Court hears punitive damages case
10/30/2006 [-]
NYC weighs ban on trans fats
10/30/2006 [-]
GOP church ties strained but not broken
10/30/2006 [-]
Police fight protesters for control of Mexican tourist city
10/30/2006 [-]
KFC will slash trans fat as NYC considers ban
10/30/2006 [-]
Midterms to test Rove's reputation as political genius
10/30/2006 [-]
A world-weary bid for Expo
10/29/2006 [-]
Internet suicide pact claims three lives
10/29/2006 [-]
Tribal council hails Taleban, Qaeda chiefs 'heroes of Islamic world '
10/29/2006 [-]
Nokia wins 43 mln network deal in China
10/29/2006 [-]
Zaheer, Kumble in team for ODI series in South Africa
10/29/2006 [-]
Prince to meet Pakistan president
10/29/2006 [-]
Bomb blast in Algerian police post
10/29/2006 [-]
Australia top cleric seeks leave
10/29/2006 [-]
Typhoon Cimaron lashes northern Philippines, leaving at least 8 dead
10/29/2006 [-]
Bombing at Baghdad market kills 31 people, wounds more than 50
10/29/2006 [-]
Bomb kills 29 in Shiite militia stronghold
10/29/2006 [-]
Days before vote, Bush rushes to rescue embattled Republicans
10/29/2006 [-]
Ponting predicts few changes for World Cup
10/29/2006 [-]
MacBook Shutdowns Software Solution?
10/29/2006 [-]
U.N. Report
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Corruption mars Africa aid efforts
10/29/2006 [-]
Al Qaeda in Iraq growing, gaining radicalized Sunnis
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. hits Israeli expulsion policy
10/29/2006 [-]
7 survive air crash that kills 99
10/29/2006 [-]
Police start push to retake Oaxaca
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S., allies practice intercepts in Gulf
10/29/2006 [-]
Gunmen kill 19 Iraqis from cop academy
10/29/2006 [-]
Wire Briefs for Oct. 30
10/29/2006 [-]
Report U.N. should act on N. Korea oppression
10/29/2006 [-]
General More nuke tests by North expected
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigerian plane crashes; 98 feared dead
10/29/2006 [-]
Activists call for regulation of mercenaries
10/29/2006 [-]
Iran critical of naval patrol
10/29/2006 [-]
North Korea launched 5 missiles - report
10/29/2006 [-]
Report shows climate change threatens world economy - Blair
10/29/2006 [-]
North Korea expected to conduct second nuke test--US general
10/29/2006 [-]
Paracel Islands to bear brunt of Paeng’s fury after RP
10/29/2006 [-]
Papua New Guinea police rape, torture children--rights group
10/29/2006 [-]
Bomb kills 29 in Shiite militia stronghold in Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
Baghdad bomb kills 25, injures 56
10/29/2006 [-]
Conman wards off police
10/29/2006 [-]
World Series ratings hit record low
10/29/2006 [-]
Pakistan Attacks Alleged Al Q Target
10/29/2006 [-]
LUDDITE Calling on a cold, connected world without a cell phone
10/29/2006 [-]
Space memorabilia can fetch unworldly prices
10/29/2006 [-]
Drug 'ice' said to be behind East Timor clashes
10/29/2006 [-]
French emergency meeting after woman attacked
10/29/2006 [-]
Pakistan says troops destroy al-Qaida facility
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. general says expects 2nd North Korean test
10/29/2006 [-]
How to make Team India world-beaters?
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli Official Asks President to Step Aside
10/29/2006 [-]
Bangladesh poll crisis continues
10/29/2006 [-]
Michael Jackson to Appear at World Music Awards
10/29/2006 [-]
Pope prays for world's kidnap victims
10/29/2006 [-]
Keep pushing Taliban, Canadians say
10/29/2006 [-]
Guyanese officials criticize US preacher
10/29/2006 [-]
Wounded Canadian back on duty in Afghanistan
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgaria president wins re-election
10/29/2006 [-]
Tribal council hails Taleban, Qaeda chiefs 'heroes of Islamic world'
10/29/2006 [-]
PNG police rapes undermine AIDS fight
10/29/2006 [-]
World News When the Barn Is the Battlefield
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Democrats Critical of New Medicare Guide
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World News Qantas ups A380 superjumbo order
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World News MPs in call to save post offices
10/29/2006 [-]
New 'Round the World' service takes off
10/29/2006 [-]
Despite Tension, Millions Vote in Congo
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil's President Roars Back to Win Vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican Federal Police and Army Move to Retake Oaxaca
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. Is Said to Fail in Tracking Arms for Iraqis
10/29/2006 [-]
Pope Prays for World's Kidnap Victims
10/29/2006 [-]
Man killed during haunted Halloween hay ride attraction
10/29/2006 [-]
Orlando boy, 15, stole city bus, went on route and picked up
10/29/2006 [-]
Pakistanis Destroy Al-Qaeda Facility
10/29/2006 [-]
Hard times for pirates in busy world waterway
10/29/2006 [-]
ILO One-third of world's youths jobless
10/29/2006 [-]
One-third of world's youth jobless ILO
10/29/2006 [-]
Bomb explodes beside Algerian police station
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigerian plane crash kills "about 100"
10/29/2006 [-]
In Teens' Web World, MySpace Is So Last Year
10/29/2006 [-]
Audit 14,030 US Weapons in Iraq Missing
10/29/2006 [-]
World not ready for flu pandemic
10/29/2006 [-]
Carter takes out X-Terra World Championship
10/29/2006 [-]
World leader for weapons sales to developing world now Russia
10/29/2006 [-]
Iran scents split within world powers on N-issue
10/29/2006 [-]
Four firefighters killed in California wildfire
10/29/2006 [-]
Jan-Sept World Carbon Market Leaps to US21.5 Billion
10/29/2006 [-]
Mubarak calls for serious, fair world move to solve Palestinian conflict
10/29/2006 [-]
World's Largest Pumpkin Astonishes Commuters
10/29/2006 [-]
'World's Largest Pumpkin' Goes on Display in New York
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil's Leftist President Wins Re-Election
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazils Lula re-elected by landslide
10/29/2006 [-]
If you look happy you are a terrorist
10/29/2006 [-]
Free software and world peace
10/29/2006 [-]
Remains of Buddhism's founder enshrined in India
10/29/2006 [-]
ILO Youth unemployment soars worldwide
10/29/2006 [-]
'Lula' easily wins Brazilian presidential vote
10/29/2006 [-]
California wildfire is 70 per cent contained
10/29/2006 [-]
Lulas landslide victory
10/29/2006 [-]
Thousands Pack Downtown Streets, Busch Stadium To Congratulate 2006 World Series Champions
10/29/2006 [-]
Acupuncture cuts arthritis pain
10/29/2006 [-]
Giant of Malaysia attacks successor
10/29/2006 [-]
Democrats fear the storm could leave them high and dry
10/29/2006 [-]
Anxiety and hope on trek to the ballot
10/29/2006 [-]
Serbs claim Kosovo after struggle in referendum
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil champion of poor is voted into power again
10/29/2006 [-]
Woman fights for her life as suburbs burn
10/29/2006 [-]
Waging a war on two fronts is cuckoo
10/29/2006 [-]
After the fighting and dying, the Taleban return as British depart
10/29/2006 [-]
Sultan among 99 killed in crash
10/29/2006 [-]
19 killed in attack on British-run police academy
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil President Lula wins reelection
10/29/2006 [-]
Third of world's young are jobless or get less than 1 a day
10/29/2006 [-]
Act on green taxes now or the world will pay terrible price
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil's Leftist President Wins Second Term In A Landslide
10/29/2006 [-]
23 Policemen Shot To Death In Iraq, Sunni Vice President Threatens To Quit
10/29/2006 [-]
GOP, Democratic Leaders Spar Over Whether Rumsfeld Should Resign
10/29/2006 [-]
Independent Observers Say Serbs Approve New Constitution Reasserting Claim Over Kosovo
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli Attorney General Says President Should Step Aside During Rape Investigation
10/29/2006 [-]
GOP Leader Says He Would Have Bounced Foley From The House
10/29/2006 [-]
Fidel Castro Shown Standing, Talking On Phone In New Photos
10/29/2006 [-]
Halloween bungee jump ends in death
10/29/2006 [-]
France's Loeb clinches 3rd World Rally title
10/29/2006 [-]
World discusses internet future
10/29/2006 [-]
World Bank Too Cosy With the Anti-Reform Element opinion
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican federal police advance on Oaxaca
10/29/2006 [-]
France dispatches riot police after bus attacked
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil's 'Lula' easily wins re-election
10/29/2006 [-]
Riot police move into Mexican town
10/29/2006 [-]
Michael Jackson To Get World Music Honor
10/29/2006 [-]
Israel's President Urged to Step Aside
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican police move in on Oaxaca protest
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil's President Easily Wins 2nd Term
10/29/2006 [-]
Global warming will cost world 9 trillion report
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil President Lula wins re-election partial results
10/29/2006 [-]
Strong typhoon makes landfall in Philippines as officials brace for possible disaster
10/29/2006 [-]
Israel's Labor Party votes to stay in government despite addition of hawkish faction
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli Labor votes to stay in gov't
10/29/2006 [-]
Gasquet wins 3rd title of year at Lyon
10/29/2006 [-]
South Africa Council Confident SA will Host Successful 2010 World Cup
10/29/2006 [-]
Google battles rivals in race to digitize the world's libraries
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Proponents of land-preservation issue get boost
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Lifestyle effects Alzheimer's development
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Soccer matches too noisy?
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Chaparral keeps rival Saguaro at bay
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Budget for gifted students skyrockets
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Conservancy gets office keys
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Tribe setting its sights high
10/29/2006 [-]
World News Nigerian plane crashes with 104 aboard
10/29/2006 [-]
Israel's President Urged to Step Aside
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro Shown Standing, Talking On Phone
10/29/2006 [-]
Audit Many Missing U.S. Weapons In Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
High Wind Knocks Out Power In Northeast
10/29/2006 [-]
World Series Ratings Hit Record Low
10/29/2006 [-]
Google battles rivals in race to digitize the world's libraries
10/29/2006 [-]
Nearly 100 Dead In Nigerian Jet Crash
10/29/2006 [-]
Gunmen Kill 23 Iraqi Police
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli Labor votes to stay in gov't
10/29/2006 [-]
Observers Serbs OK new constitution
10/29/2006 [-]
Spokesman Iraq insurgents rejected U.S.
10/29/2006 [-]
German police, politicians alarmed as soccer violence escalates
10/29/2006 [-]
Congo chooses between incumbent, ex-rebel chief in tense presidential runoff
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli attorney general says president should step aside during rape investigation
10/29/2006 [-]
Nicaragua Bans Abortion
10/29/2006 [-]
UK Paper Says U.S. Created Death Squads That Rule Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
23 Policemen Shot to Death in Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
Australians face terror charges
10/29/2006 [-]
3 Killed in Mexican Protest; Police Move In
10/29/2006 [-]
Africa's World of Forced Labor, in a 6-Year-Old's Eyes
10/29/2006 [-]
Qantas, Aribus Strike A380s, A330s Deal
10/29/2006 [-]
World title for Mysore boy
10/29/2006 [-]
AP Poll Big East Powers R
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigeria's Muslim leader among 100 dead as plane crashes
10/29/2006 [-]
Army recycling World War II buildings at Fort Lewis
10/29/2006 [-]
On the desert battleground of western Iraq, a struggle to save a dying marine
10/29/2006 [-]
Maria Sharapova Wins Generali to Become World
10/29/2006 [-]
US world's biggest threat to peace Poll
10/29/2006 [-]
One of world's rarest wildcats tests Japan's resolve to save the environment
10/29/2006 [-]
Cardinals win World Series
10/29/2006 [-]
Kenya World Bank Too Cosy With the Anti-Reform Element
10/29/2006 [-]
Sri Lanka warring parties stick to their guns, talks fail
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgarian president wins re-election exit polls
10/29/2006 [-]
One-third of world's youths jobless ILO
10/29/2006 [-]
Blatter apologises to Aussies over World Cup exit
10/29/2006 [-]
Phone breakdown cuts Cyprus off from outside world
10/29/2006 [-]
Lebanon to Show a Brave Face at World Travel Market
10/29/2006 [-]
Windstorm cuts power in northeastern U.S. states
10/29/2006 [-]
Lula talks of victory as Brazil votes
10/29/2006 [-]
Federer wins Swiss Indoors title
10/29/2006 [-]
Some 100 killed in Nigeria air tragedy
10/29/2006 [-]
Serbia flirts with crisis as referendum falters
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro says he is still involved
10/29/2006 [-]
Biggest Foreign Policy Blunder Since the End of World War II
10/29/2006 [-]
Academic exchange with N. Korea strained
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigeria plane crash kills 100
10/29/2006 [-]
Russia's big spenders flock to Millionaire Fair
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil president appears headed for win
10/29/2006 [-]
Wind storm cuts power to thousands from Maine to Maryland
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro shown standing, talking on phone in new photos
10/29/2006 [-]
Mother of dead firefighter asks the guilty to come forward
10/29/2006 [-]
Winds Cause East Coast Power Outages
10/29/2006 [-]
Deadly Wildfire 70% Contained
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigerian Airliner With 104 On Board Crashes
10/29/2006 [-]
Typhoon Hits Philippines
10/29/2006 [-]
Boxing champ murdered
10/29/2006 [-]
Bus collides with truck carrying oil in eastern Pakistan
10/29/2006 [-]
Powerful typhoon hits the Philippines
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S.-led exercise aimed at blocking nuclear smuggling starts in Persian Gulf
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigerian plane crashes in capital with more than 100 aboard, media reports say
10/29/2006 [-]
Pak tribal jirga hails Osama, Mullah Omar as 'heroes of the Muslim world'
10/29/2006 [-]
World Bank President Liberia's Debt Cancellation Campaign Intensifies
10/29/2006 [-]
World Bank Commits 500,000 to RIA
10/29/2006 [-]
World Bank Gives Additional 16.5 Million to Liberia
10/29/2006 [-]
Morales' Gas Nationalization Complete
10/29/2006 [-]
2006 Handball World Cup Tunisia Defeats Sweden 34-33
10/29/2006 [-]
100 feared dead after plane crashes in Nigeria
10/29/2006 [-]
Second World War vets close to getting benefits
10/29/2006 [-]
World Socialist Web Site
10/29/2006 [-]
BusinessWorld Online
10/29/2006 [-]
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LATIN AMERICA Leading the Developing World in Preschool Education
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Nigerian Airliner Crashes
10/29/2006 [-]
World Expo 2015 Pollastrini, Great Chance For Milan
10/29/2006 [-]
Strong typhoon makes landfall in Philippines as officials brace for possible disaster
10/29/2006 [-]
Plane with 104 aboard crashes in Nigeria
10/29/2006 [-]
Corfu tourist firms defend safety
10/29/2006 [-]
Loeb wins World Rally title
10/29/2006 [-]
Brad Pitt's staff claims TV crew trespassed
10/29/2006 [-]
'The Daily Show' holds forum for Ohio students
10/29/2006 [-]
Iraqis See the Little Things Fade Away in War's Gloom
10/29/2006 [-]
MotoGP Hayden claims world title
10/29/2006 [-]
Afghan war is cuckoo, says Blair ally
10/29/2006 [-]
Egypt boosts security at border after bomb report
10/29/2006 [-]
Howard vows to stick with coalition partners in Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
Australians held in raid on al-Qaeda cell
10/29/2006 [-]
Gangs of youths being paid to terrorise Dili
10/29/2006 [-]
No crash survivors on Nigerian airliner carrying 104 people
10/29/2006 [-]
Defiant Iran scents world split on nuclear issue
10/29/2006 [-]
Big Lula win expected as Brazilians vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigerian aircraft crashes in Abuja radio
10/29/2006 [-]
Great Lakes fish farmers angry over shipping ban
10/29/2006 [-]
Typhoon heads toward the northern Philippines
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli AG says president should step aside
10/29/2006 [-]
Gunmen fire on Iraqi pilgrims bound for Mecca
10/29/2006 [-]
NATO 70 suspected insurgents killed in south
10/29/2006 [-]
Congo leader, ex-rebel chief face runoff election
10/29/2006 [-]
Allies at odds over release of detainees
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush, prime minister talk
10/29/2006 [-]
Volunteer soccer doctor travels the world with U.S. teams
10/29/2006 [-]
Somalia Islamic Group Peace Talks Off
10/29/2006 [-]
Christian haunted houses aim to scare to salvation
10/29/2006 [-]
Over the moon about mission
10/29/2006 [-]
Shelling out more for oysters
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Hispanics rue city's new rules
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FALL BACK
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Can divorce sell cars? Ford's bold ad will tell
10/29/2006 [-]
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10/29/2006 [-]
Chicago-born, leading in Mass.
10/29/2006 [-]
Outreach is Barcelona's tack with Latin Kings
10/29/2006 [-]
Congolese fear strife will follow today's vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Pope Clerical sex abuse hurts church
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican authorities prepare for assault
10/29/2006 [-]
Seoul keeps watch on North activity
10/29/2006 [-]
New chimes to join roar of Wall Street
10/29/2006 [-]
Loeb's third world title
10/29/2006 [-]
Gunmen fire on Sunni pilgrims in Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
World War II expert donates trove of documents, photos to Pitt
10/29/2006 [-]
Katsav 'should halt his duties'
10/29/2006 [-]
Gunmen in fire on Iraq PM's convoy
10/29/2006 [-]
Canadian Citizen Illegally held, tortured, and released tells his story
10/29/2006 [-]
Australians among al-Qaeda suspects
10/29/2006 [-]
Chirac's Last Act Lion in Winter, Wolves All Around
10/29/2006 [-]
The war after the war
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli AG Katsav should step aside
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro to world I'm not dead
10/29/2006 [-]
Taliban chief rejects offer of peace talks
10/29/2006 [-]
'The Gerd Show' livens up staid German politics
10/29/2006 [-]
Former Contra fighters divided over Ortega
10/29/2006 [-]
A luxury hotel's dirty little secrets
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican forces converge on Oaxaca city
10/29/2006 [-]
Fears usurp optimism in Congo vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Iraqi premier makes his case to Bush
10/29/2006 [-]
Pope speaks out on clerical abuse cases
10/29/2006 [-]
Even in death, Franco has the power to divide Spaniards
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgarian leader faces unprecedented hardline challenge to re-election
10/29/2006 [-]
Darfur conflict has old roots, affects millions
10/29/2006 [-]
Sharp rise in bribery cases tests integrity of U.S. border
10/29/2006 [-]
White House secrets safe as usher retires
10/29/2006 [-]
Redrawn districts help lock in status quo
10/29/2006 [-]
Official warns that deficit is a time bomb
10/29/2006 [-]
Wis. city fears party may be a monster bash
10/29/2006 [-]
Democratic takeover is remedy for Iraq failures, Va. hopeful says
10/29/2006 [-]
Crews gain against wildfire
10/29/2006 [-]
New ethics rules perturb NIH staff
10/29/2006 [-]
The doctor is in, after a long and arduous journey
10/29/2006 [-]
Singapore Joins The World In Advancing Understanding Of Chronic Skin Disease
10/29/2006 [-]
Nato 'kills 55 Afghan militants'
10/29/2006 [-]
Metal method has roots in 'Old World'
10/29/2006 [-]
Fired Pakistani treated for clot
10/29/2006 [-]
Public diplomacy
10/29/2006 [-]
When the West meets the East
10/29/2006 [-]
Softbank a victim of its popularity
10/29/2006 [-]
Wind, rain wreak havoc on power grid
10/29/2006 [-]
Politician disputes waitress' claim
10/29/2006 [-]
Climate research center's oversight up for bidding
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush picks his battles in friendly country
10/29/2006 [-]
Partisan rhetoric even in wartime sets Bush apart
10/29/2006 [-]
Project chugs along with senator's help
10/29/2006 [-]
Japanese tycoon has a low-cost vision of posh Oahu
10/29/2006 [-]
GOP at a loss? Karl Rove has an 11th-hour plan to win
10/29/2006 [-]
Google in war to digitize world's libraries
10/29/2006 [-]
Motorsport Loeb's third world title
10/29/2006 [-]
Bomb kills NATO soldier in Afghanistan
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro alive, if not well, on Cuban TV
10/29/2006 [-]
18 million awarded in harassment suit in Los Angeles
10/29/2006 [-]
Scottish designer's trendy kilts shaking up tradition
10/29/2006 [-]
'Living statues' provoke gasps, grins in Barcelona
10/29/2006 [-]
Biography claims Houdini was secret spy
10/29/2006 [-]
Already vast, child servitude grows in Africa
10/29/2006 [-]
Congo pins its hopes on peaceful election
10/29/2006 [-]
Federal officers, soldiers arrive in strife-torn Oaxaca
10/29/2006 [-]
Pope sounds alarm over sex abuse by clergy
10/29/2006 [-]
Attacks on Chirac swell as his term winds down
10/29/2006 [-]
Youths set fire to vehicles in Paris on anniversary of riots
10/29/2006 [-]
Landmark New York church rings 1 million worth of new bells
10/29/2006 [-]
Businesses seek shield from litigation
10/29/2006 [-]
New ethics rules lead government scientists to look for other jobs
10/29/2006 [-]
Hubble repairs up in the air; NASA to announce decision on Tuesday
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. Catholic bishops draft guidelines on ministering to gays
10/29/2006 [-]
Critics attack proposed federal changes to citizenship applications
10/29/2006 [-]
Foreign aid keeps jobs at home; other nations say competition cuts costs
10/29/2006 [-]
Economists warn of nation's coming fiscal meltdown, call for hard choices
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. voting machines linked to Venezuela?
10/29/2006 [-]
New York mayor giving big hand to Lieberman
10/29/2006 [-]
High-adrenaline life of politics still a draw for director of DCCC
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush on late campaign blitz; gay-marriage stand draws big response
10/29/2006 [-]
Plea for arsonist in California wildfire to come forward
10/29/2006 [-]
Is Iraqi PM playing on U.S. displeasure?
10/29/2006 [-]
Desperate effort to save a soldier's life
10/29/2006 [-]
Loeb seals his third world title
10/29/2006 [-]
Lula favourite to win Brazil poll
10/29/2006 [-]
Cardinal fans rush to get World Series memorabilia
10/29/2006 [-]
Afghan violence 55 insurgents die
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro appears on TV, scoff at death rumors
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. may put Patriots near Tokyo
10/29/2006 [-]
War-ravaged Congo goes to polls
10/28/2006 [-]
Children conquer grief in the face of terror
10/28/2006 [-]
Scams lead to drop in Hong Kong tours - report
10/28/2006 [-]
Al-Qaeda warns Canada
10/28/2006 [-]
Straka and Rangers overwhelm Coyotes 7-3
10/28/2006 [-]
Qantas says it's ordered 8 more A380s
10/28/2006 [-]
U.S. Jobs Shape Condoms' Role in Foreign Aid
10/28/2006 [-]
Crossed Paths Iraq and Americans One Land, Two Worlds
10/28/2006 [-]
Pope Clergy Sex Abuse Wounds Run Deep
10/28/2006 [-]
Pa. Court Refuses Surrogate Mom Appeal
10/28/2006 [-]
Brazil President Revives Rhetoric
10/28/2006 [-]
Candidates wrestle with Web survey
10/28/2006 [-]
French Youth Burn Hundreds Of Cars
10/28/2006 [-]
World Chinese Mini Story Seminar Opens
10/28/2006 [-]
Rights Group Criticizes Afghan Tactics
10/28/2006 [-]
DR Congo votes for president
10/28/2006 [-]
Castro appears on Cuban television, ridiculing rumors of his death
10/28/2006 [-]
Australia's Qantas orders more Airbus A380s in buying spree
10/28/2006 [-]
Bolivia inks gas nationalization deals
10/28/2006 [-]
U.N. official millions more hungry in 2005
10/28/2006 [-]
World Series lesson almost any team can win
10/28/2006 [-]
DR Congo votes for new president
10/28/2006 [-]
United States considers deploying missile defences around Tokyo
10/28/2006 [-]
Mexican president orders in federal police
10/28/2006 [-]
Brazil's president holds lead going into election
10/28/2006 [-]
Thailand wants to measure 'happiness' as well as wealth
10/28/2006 [-]
Week in Review
10/28/2006 [-]
Iraqi refugees make Sweden home
10/28/2006 [-]
Pope Clergy abuse wounds 'run deep'
10/28/2006 [-]
Ex-Contras supporting Ortega
10/28/2006 [-]
American among 3 killed in Oaxaca
10/28/2006 [-]
Abbas eyes PLO troops in Jordan
10/28/2006 [-]
Castro makes TV appearance
10/28/2006 [-]
Reforms roiling Eastern Europe
10/28/2006 [-]
Iraqi leader critical of U.S. envoy
10/28/2006 [-]
Blast kills 14 in Chinese coal mine
10/28/2006 [-]
Youth mobs torch buses in France
10/28/2006 [-]
Congolese begin voting in presidential run-off
10/28/2006 [-]
Google races rivals to digitize world's libraries
10/28/2006 [-]
Bad Attitude at an American Airport You could be Fined 1,500.
10/28/2006 [-]
Woman burned as bus set alight in French anniversary violence
10/28/2006 [-]
St. Louis Cardinals Win World Series
10/28/2006 [-]
World's largest law firm to outsource to India
10/28/2006 [-]
Former world heavyweight champion Berbick killed
10/28/2006 [-]
Suharto's son expected to be paroled
10/28/2006 [-]
3 police killed, 1 decapitated in Mexico
10/28/2006 [-]
Today in History Oct. 29
10/28/2006 [-]
Young Leaders From Around The World Gather
10/28/2006 [-]
The most expensive TV in the world
10/28/2006 [-]
World demand for natural gas to exceed oil by 2020 report
10/28/2006 [-]
Brazil's President Revives Rhetoric
10/28/2006 [-]
Biggest Foreign Policy Blunder Since the End of World War II
10/28/2006 [-]
Mesaba Reaches Pact With Pilots
10/28/2006 [-]
Political rioting in Bangladesh leaves 18 dead
10/28/2006 [-]
Castro appears on TV
10/28/2006 [-]
Woman burned in France bus attack
10/28/2006 [-]
Castro On TV Ridicules Death Rumors
10/28/2006 [-]
Bulgarian World Champions Win Ice Dance
10/28/2006 [-]
Youths burn hundreds of cars in France
10/28/2006 [-]
Castro appears on Cuban television
10/28/2006 [-]
St. Louis Celebrates World Series Win
10/28/2006 [-]
Egypt sends troops to Gaza border
10/28/2006 [-]
US and Iraq seek to heal strains
10/28/2006 [-]
Ailing Castro makes appearance on Cuban TV
10/28/2006 [-]
World's rarest wildcat tests Japan's green resolve
10/28/2006 [-]
Climate change 'hitting Africa'
10/28/2006 [-]
World says aye to FDI, but US fights shy
10/28/2006 [-]
Seeking to Ease Rift, Bush Confers With Iraq Premier
10/28/2006 [-]
Iran, Syria discuss stabilising Iraq
10/28/2006 [-]
Leclaire, Blue Jackets Shut Out Kings
10/28/2006 [-]
Tornado injures two, damages buildings and knocks out power in Fla. town
10/28/2006 [-]
South Korea checking whether North is preparing for
10/28/2006 [-]
Africa's world of forced labor, in a 6-year-old's eyes
10/28/2006 [-]
Bulgaria votes for president, incumbent favored
10/28/2006 [-]
Mother of Firefighter Killed in California Blaze Asks the Guilty to Come Forward
10/28/2006 [-]
Fidel Castro Appears on Cuban TV Ridiculing Rumors of His Death
10/28/2006 [-]
President Fox calls in federal police to quell unrest
10/28/2006 [-]
4 more killed in Bangladesh rioting
10/28/2006 [-]
NATO apologizes for Afghan civilian deaths
10/28/2006 [-]
Protestants say Nov. 24 deadline for Northern Ireland vote unlikely to be met
10/28/2006 [-]
Tornado Injures Two In Florida Town
10/28/2006 [-]
Mexico Sends Force To Calm City
10/28/2006 [-]
Sports St. Louis Beats Detroit for World Series Title
10/28/2006 [-]
Sorenstam increases lead to 7 in Dubai
10/28/2006 [-]
Congolese hope for peaceful runoff
10/28/2006 [-]
Sudan denies report that it bombed Chad
10/28/2006 [-]
Protestants doubtful on Belfast deadline
10/28/2006 [-]
Worldwide Children Revolution To Try to Save the Human Race From Extinction?
10/28/2006 [-]
SA's typing world first
10/28/2006 [-]
Pope Clergy Sex Abuse Wounds 'Run Deep'
10/28/2006 [-]
Troops Are Sent to Mexican City After Death of 3
10/28/2006 [-]
Egypt moves 5,000 troops near Gaza border
10/28/2006 [-]
Reports Seoul eyes suspected nuke site
10/28/2006 [-]
Pitching Decisions Looming for Champs
10/28/2006 [-]
A new world opens up before children
10/28/2006 [-]
Russia Led Arms Sales to Developing World in '05
10/28/2006 [-]
Africa's World of Forced Labor, in a 6-Year-Old's Eyes
10/28/2006 [-]
Federer reaches Swiss Indoors final
10/28/2006 [-]
Cardinals look to clinch World Series
10/28/2006 [-]
Bush talks security with Iraq PM
10/28/2006 [-]
Rights group warns NATO about civilian deaths
10/28/2006 [-]
Israeli soldier could be released, faction says
10/28/2006 [-]
World's Top Polluters to Fight Climate Change
10/28/2006 [-]
World-renowned urologists meeting in Delhi
10/28/2006 [-]
Bulgarian Appointed as Director in World Bank
10/28/2006 [-]
SWS 29 million to watch World Pool here
10/28/2006 [-]
Rice Hezbollah must disarm to be part of Lebanon's political process
10/28/2006 [-]
Riot-fuelled political crisis in Bangladesh leaves 11 people dead
10/28/2006 [-]
Raids on insurgent hide-outs in Baghdad area, nine Iraqi soldiers kidnapped
10/28/2006 [-]
NYC Real Estate Agent Revealed as Haitian Warlord
10/28/2006 [-]
Condoms Sent as Foreign Aid, Made in U.S.A.
10/28/2006 [-]
Watchdog warns NATO on civilian deaths
10/28/2006 [-]
Reward for arson arrest in California wildfire grows to 500,000
10/28/2006 [-]
The World's Oldest Dentures Found
10/28/2006 [-]
Bangladesh rivals bid to end row
10/28/2006 [-]
SA typing world first
10/28/2006 [-]
Corfu hotel faces death charges
10/28/2006 [-]
Tension over DR Congo run-off
10/28/2006 [-]
CARDINAL NATION Sound off on your World Champions
10/28/2006 [-]
GORDO Cards say it loud 'We shocked the world!'
10/28/2006 [-]
Cards in front early in Game 5
10/28/2006 [-]
Winds calmer as crews fight California wildfire
10/28/2006 [-]
Rooney hat-trick too much for Bolton
10/28/2006 [-]
Ill deal with army chief Fijian PM
10/28/2006 [-]
Mexican president sends troops into violence-wracked city
10/28/2006 [-]
Ivana, Sahajasri, Harika win World Youth Chess titles
10/28/2006 [-]
Space ship's solar sails set out for far shores of a new world
10/28/2006 [-]
Fox orders forces to Mexicos Oaxaca crisis
10/28/2006 [-]
Pope says wounds from clergy abuse run deep
10/28/2006 [-]
Three California Trees May Be World's Tallest
10/28/2006 [-]
Korea unveils world's second android
10/28/2006 [-]
Cardinals Claim World Series Crown
10/28/2006 [-]
Mexican Govt. Responds To Southern Unrest
10/28/2006 [-]
World AIDS Day raises awareness
10/28/2006 [-]
Volkswagen breaks ground on Russia plant
10/28/2006 [-]
Italy's Prodi meets allies on budget
10/28/2006 [-]
World's Longest Chain of Bras Used To Fight Breast Cancer
10/28/2006 [-]
Iraq, US form high-level working group to address security
10/28/2006 [-]
California sets US400,000 reward for capture of arsonist
10/28/2006 [-]
Conman Foster on hunger strike
10/28/2006 [-]
Two men hacked to death in East Timor
10/28/2006 [-]
East Timor PM defends Australian invite
10/28/2006 [-]
Foreign ministers to meet on nuclear issues
10/28/2006 [-]
Powell breaks world 100m record
10/28/2006 [-]
St. Louis Cardinals Win World Series
10/28/2006 [-]
Cards top Tigers to win World Series
10/28/2006 [-]
World's first face-transplant patient says she has recovered feeling
10/28/2006 [-]
Iraqi PM says 'not America's man'
10/28/2006 [-]
Underdog Cards world champs
10/28/2006 [-]
Tucson police say Malvo confessed to killing Arizona golfer
10/28/2006 [-]
Former pastor gets 11 years for running off, having sex with teen
10/28/2006 [-]
Officials hope to tame rowdy Halloween party
10/28/2006 [-]
University shuts down elevators in wake of student's death
10/28/2006 [-]
Bus plunges off mountain road in Nepal, killing at least 42
10/28/2006 [-]
Teen mom and her 3 young children killed in house fire in Ohio
10/28/2006 [-]
World Series Game Five Cardinals 4, Tigers 2
10/28/2006 [-]
South African author Gordimer assaulted in home
10/28/2006 [-]
'The Daily Show' swings into Ohio before midterms
10/28/2006 [-]
Bus plunges off Nepal mountain road, killing 42
10/28/2006 [-]
Chinese teenager Wang wins first title of career at IBF World Cup
10/28/2006 [-]
Gao Ling, Huang Sui win third title for China at IBF World Cup
10/28/2006 [-]
Scientists Create World's Smallest Brush
10/28/2006 [-]
Bush making Hawaiian archipelago world's largest marine sanctuary
10/28/2006 [-]
World Bank to fund restoration of historic Lahore
10/28/2006 [-]
At least six die over Bangladesh power vacuum
10/28/2006 [-]
U.S. deaths in Iraq hit 21-month high
10/28/2006 [-]
American Nuke Secrets Traded for Drugs