11/19/2006 [-]
Russia, U.S. sign protocol on Russia's accession to WTO
11/19/2006 [-]
India tests medium range missile
11/19/2006 [-]
Afghan president urges renewed...
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TomKat jet off on honeymoon
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26 injured as train topples in Japan
11/19/2006 [-]
Gunman dies after US hospital siege
11/19/2006 [-]
Car bomb kills 20 in Iraq
11/19/2006 [-]
US, Russia sign long-awaited WTO deal
11/19/2006 [-]
G-20 chiefs discuss climate change
11/19/2006 [-]
Polish Labor Is Scarce as Workers Go West
11/19/2006 [-]
Train derailment leaves 25 injured
11/19/2006 [-]
Secret service agent wounded in mall shooting
11/19/2006 [-]
Palestinians form human shield to stop attack
11/19/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber kills 22 job seekers
11/19/2006 [-]
Country profile Uganda
11/19/2006 [-]
Pawar calls for 2011 World Cup co-hosts` meet at Delhi
11/19/2006 [-]
Bangladesh president offers to break deadlock over election commission
11/19/2006 [-]
Bush seeks help on North Korea, trade
11/19/2006 [-]
World financial officials meet
11/19/2006 [-]
Cruise, Holmes have been wed
11/19/2006 [-]
U.N. official condemns army
11/19/2006 [-]
Kissinger says Iraq isn't ripe for democracy
11/19/2006 [-]
Israeli calls for killing of Hamas leaders
11/19/2006 [-]
Captives sought in Iraq
11/19/2006 [-]
U.S. has many options in Iraq, none easy
11/19/2006 [-]
In Vietnam, Bush doesn't look back
11/19/2006 [-]
Chinese police rescue 8 captive officials
11/19/2006 [-]
Foley alludes to scandal at funeral
11/19/2006 [-]
That's amoré! TomKat ties knot in lavish Italian wedding
11/19/2006 [-]
Florence Tullis, portrayed by Cher in 'Mask,' dies at age 70
11/19/2006 [-]
Graceland to crown The King of Elvis impersonators
11/19/2006 [-]
Plan for 9/11 autopsy guidelines abandoned
11/19/2006 [-]
Junk-food ads' effect on children scrutinized
11/19/2006 [-]
Adoption institute recommends more support for birth mothers
11/19/2006 [-]
Why China is running dry
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Polish worker exodus creates labor shortage
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Myanmar's junta targeting minorities
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Israeli official Hamas leaders should be slain
11/19/2006 [-]
Spread of Afghanistan war feared
11/19/2006 [-]
Iraqis gradually assume lead in policing Kirkuk
11/19/2006 [-]
Iraqi forces widen search for hostages
11/19/2006 [-]
China admits organs come from executed prisoners
11/19/2006 [-]
Bush visit to Indonesia sparks fears of terrorist attack
11/19/2006 [-]
Bush seeks China's aid in North Korea talks
11/19/2006 [-]
The Democrats' game plan
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Pocketbook will be focus for Dems; issues include worker pay, college tuition
11/19/2006 [-]
President to attend World Food Day celebration
11/19/2006 [-]
In Calif. beach town, a backlash against 'mansionization'
11/19/2006 [-]
Scrolls lead archaeologists to latrines used by authors
11/19/2006 [-]
At retreat for new governors, immigration heads the agenda
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Model home offers help for lost vision
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Use of police codes in Va. is over and out
11/19/2006 [-]
As costs rise, HMOs losing ground to PPOs
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Navajos haunted by uranium exposure
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No Nintendo waiting game
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Democrats target Big Oil tax breaks
11/19/2006 [-]
Safeguards for birth parents
11/19/2006 [-]
UNESCO proposes Shiraz as 2nd world literary city
11/19/2006 [-]
Egypt leader to outline changes
11/19/2006 [-]
Historic poll opens in Mauritania
11/19/2006 [-]
Islamic Inventions & Scientific Contributions that changed the world
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Mega education project in Saudi
11/19/2006 [-]
- Saudi Arabian Cleric Slams Veil Remarks
11/19/2006 [-]
EU looks for an alternative force to NATO
11/19/2006 [-]
Scotland Yard probes poisoning of Putin critic
11/19/2006 [-]
Turkish confiscation bill stirs anger
11/19/2006 [-]
Lake's flamingos no longer in pink
11/19/2006 [-]
Cruise, Holmes marry
11/19/2006 [-]
Chirac ponders run to thwart Sarkozy
11/19/2006 [-]
Latin regimes rewrite natural resources pacts
11/19/2006 [-]
APEC leaders push for renewed global trade talks
11/19/2006 [-]
Street battle shatters Iraq city
11/19/2006 [-]
Coretta Scott King joins husband
11/19/2006 [-]
Ground zero skyscraper takes root
11/19/2006 [-]
Families win claim against Cuba
11/19/2006 [-]
Immigrant-related walkout ends
11/19/2006 [-]
Flood damage keeps Mt. Rainier National Park shut
11/19/2006 [-]
Treating oversight as an afterthought has its costs
11/19/2006 [-]
Hot off the presses and into the hands of thieves
11/19/2006 [-]
The electoral college map is morphing
11/19/2006 [-]
Mothers go to battle for accused sons
11/19/2006 [-]
A peril that dwelt among the Navajos
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Maharashtra to adopt HIV workplace policy
11/19/2006 [-]
A little target practice on what makes us so great
11/19/2006 [-]
Photographer's blog takes readers behind the scenes
11/19/2006 [-]
OJ 'confession' now US turns on Murdoch
11/19/2006 [-]
US wants no nuclear accord with Pakistan
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC summit wrapping up as Bush meets world leaders on sidelines
11/18/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber kills 22 people in an Iraqi city of Hillah, wounds 44
11/18/2006 [-]
Tongas airport to reopen tomorrow
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush attends church Vietnam, calls for religious freedom worldwide
11/18/2006 [-]
Rebel Chief Considers Bid to Be Leader of Nepal
11/18/2006 [-]
Suicide Bomber Kills 22 In Iraqi South
11/18/2006 [-]
Pakistan considers ban on sale of kidneys
11/18/2006 [-]
S. Korean toils to beautify rest rooms, prevent disease
11/18/2006 [-]
Retracing evil
11/18/2006 [-]
Islamic leader urges 'Greater Somalia'
11/18/2006 [-]
2,000-year-old shipwreck yields hundreds of jars
11/18/2006 [-]
N. Korea is focus of meetings
11/18/2006 [-]
Israeli calls for assassination of Hamas' leaders
11/18/2006 [-]
General Lift Afghanistan restrictions
11/18/2006 [-]
Afghan women use suicide to flee abuse
11/18/2006 [-]
Sudan accused of terrorizing civilians
11/18/2006 [-]
Nation & World briefs Nov. 19
11/18/2006 [-]
Apartheid legacy still haunts South Africas schools
11/18/2006 [-]
G20 ministers leave issue of North Korean nuclear test out of final statement
11/18/2006 [-]
Harper has informal chat with Chinese president at international forum
11/18/2006 [-]
Journalism in the Arab World
11/18/2006 [-]
WTC's Freedom Tower Starts to Take Shape
11/18/2006 [-]
Admissions Boards Face 'Grade Inflation'
11/18/2006 [-]
2 Earthquakes Hit Indonesia's Aceh
11/18/2006 [-]
Army training soldiers in irregular warfare
11/18/2006 [-]
Japan's Okinawa poll a referendum on US troop presence
11/18/2006 [-]
Karrin Allyson conquers an entire world of jazz
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Dubai Internet Citys ICT community touches 900 companies ma
11/18/2006 [-]
Ireland a world leader in online legislation
11/18/2006 [-]
Flight Attendent Disciplined in Breast-Feeding Case
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC vows to salvage world trade negotiations, talks tough on North Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
26 injured in Japanese train derailment
11/18/2006 [-]
Iraqi workers die in bomb attack
11/18/2006 [-]
Student ambassadors exploring the world
11/18/2006 [-]
NK dominates final summit talks
11/18/2006 [-]
Syrian president, Annan discuss Lebanon
11/18/2006 [-]
Saudi Arabian cleric slams veil remarks
11/18/2006 [-]
Radio deal criticized as being too 'one
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- Police Phase Out 10-4, Other Radio Codes
11/18/2006 [-]
Harper, Hu finally meet
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC vows to salvage world trade negotiations
11/18/2006 [-]
TomKat 'officialized' marriage before ceremony
11/18/2006 [-]
World's fastest economy could speed to trouble
11/18/2006 [-]
Is Porsche revving up to take over Volkswagen?
11/18/2006 [-]
Concrete poured for base of long-delayed skyscraper at World Trade Center site
11/18/2006 [-]
Afghan president urges renewed commitment to reconstruction at Indian summit
11/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Steel shares close up 9 percent on takeover speculation
11/18/2006 [-]
Kidnappings Further Shake Iraqi Confidence
11/18/2006 [-]
Holland to Muslims get in line or get the f**k out of the country
11/18/2006 [-]
The World's Most High Tech Urinal
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush Visits Vietnam To Meet With Leaders
11/18/2006 [-]
Genital Mutilation Conviction Protested
11/18/2006 [-]
World may have averted bird flu pandemic expert
11/18/2006 [-]
Spannos Latin America Another World Possible, Over the Horizon, in the 21st Century
11/18/2006 [-]
Train derails in Japan
11/18/2006 [-]
Fireworks as Cruise, Holmes tie knot at Italian castle
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush says Myanmar situation 'unacceptable'--RP official
11/18/2006 [-]
Vast Holocaust archives to be opened a bit wider
11/18/2006 [-]
Presidential commands cited in Mexico massacres
11/18/2006 [-]
Texas man seeks grape-catch record
11/18/2006 [-]
Peru leaders spend new wealth on erotic sculpture
11/18/2006 [-]
Islamic leader urges 'Greater Somalia'
11/18/2006 [-]
Reports 3 hostages die in Mexico prison
11/18/2006 [-]
Ex Russian spy and Putin opponent fights for life after poisoning reports
11/18/2006 [-]
Judge bars N.Y. Times from using sources in defense against
11/18/2006 [-]
Cairo street crowds target women
11/18/2006 [-]
EU hails 'solid progress' at Nairobi conference
11/18/2006 [-]
Japan wants N. Korea in G20 statement
11/18/2006 [-]
Big Pharmacy is in for a happy winter
11/18/2006 [-]
Downer hopes for Tonga withdrawal
11/18/2006 [-]
Standoff at suburban Chicago hospital ends, gunman fatally shot
11/18/2006 [-]
Accident involving Kansas State fan bus leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
11/18/2006 [-]
UK proposes ban on junk food ads aimed at kids
11/18/2006 [-]
AK Steel contract offers disputed
11/18/2006 [-]
Tata Steel boss caught off
11/18/2006 [-]
Vote over, India US to iron out creases
11/18/2006 [-]
Corus deal Tata Steel runs into Brazilian roadblock
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Millions Of Nazi Docs Opened To Public
11/18/2006 [-]
Afghan instability jeopardizing region Karzai
11/18/2006 [-]
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Palestinians form human shield to protect home from Israeli air strike
11/18/2006 [-]
Desperate to flee abuse and hardship, Afghan women commit suicide by fire
11/18/2006 [-]
Algerian president hosts 20th congress of Arab businessmen
11/18/2006 [-]
Briton freed from Pakistan death row 'needs counselling' report
11/18/2006 [-]
Standoff Ends at Illinois Hospital, Gunman Dead
11/18/2006 [-]
Former Rep. Foley at Dad's Grave 'I Disappointed Him So Much'
11/18/2006 [-]
Penny stock king denies 100,000 lease debt
11/18/2006 [-]
Umpires elated at world record match
11/18/2006 [-]
Mission accomplished Cruise, Holmes tie the knot
11/18/2006 [-]
Send Hamas leaders 'to paradise' Israeli deputy PM
11/18/2006 [-]
Police free Chinese officials
11/18/2006 [-]
- Report China Officials Freed in Village
11/18/2006 [-]
Chinese officials taken hostage by villagers angry over land seizures
11/18/2006 [-]
World Toilet Day today
11/18/2006 [-]
Kim, Joubert win at Trophee Bompard
11/18/2006 [-]
Allies Have It Out in Canada Afghanistan Testing NATO Alliance
11/18/2006 [-]
Blair's Iraq 'disaster' answer provokes storm
11/18/2006 [-]
Man Utd blunt Blades to keep Chelsea at sword's length
11/18/2006 [-]
Sudanese troops, militia accused of new attacks
11/18/2006 [-]
53 killed across Iraq
11/18/2006 [-]
The Baghdad- Washington Rift
11/18/2006 [-]
Iraqi forces raid Shiite militia stronghold in Baghdad searc
11/18/2006 [-]
ICC praises Guyana for substantial Cricket World Cup preparations
11/18/2006 [-]
Injured Sehwag ruled out of first ODI against S Africa
11/18/2006 [-]
Children cast their world in colours
11/18/2006 [-]
Security tops Blair's agenda in Pakistan
11/18/2006 [-]
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are married
11/18/2006 [-]
Many dead in Afghan flash floods
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush consults partners on North Korea strategy
11/18/2006 [-]
Investigators probe cause of fatal fire at Nebraska fraternity house; 3 in critical condition
11/18/2006 [-]
Mobile Suit Gundam Crossfire Video Review
11/18/2006 [-]
Rooney scores twice in Man U win
11/18/2006 [-]
Al Qaeda number two in Yemen may be freed
11/18/2006 [-]
Russia set to boost energy exports
11/18/2006 [-]
two UN peacekeepers mourned in Haiti
11/18/2006 [-]
Coup move in Madagascar
11/18/2006 [-]
Gay Marriage Galvanizes Canada's Religious Right
11/18/2006 [-]
Reporters Notebook For Bush, Hanoi Is Largely Seen From Motorcade
11/18/2006 [-]
China's Path to Modernity, Mirrored in a Troubled River
11/18/2006 [-]
A Captain's Journey From Hope to Just Getting Her Unit Home
11/18/2006 [-]
Iran seeks observers status in Saarc
11/18/2006 [-]
Canadian Brig. Gen NATO troops hampered
11/18/2006 [-]
World renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer marries at 98
11/18/2006 [-]
Russia beat Brazil to win world volleyball championships
11/18/2006 [-]
Trisha Topping it up in Telugu and Tamil film worlds
11/18/2006 [-]
Dme partners with Ticketworld for sales of pre-paid currency
11/18/2006 [-]
Iraqis must unite to secure their future Rice
11/18/2006 [-]
Trade minister wants Russia in WTO
11/18/2006 [-]
Record price paid for white diamond
11/18/2006 [-]
Vickery saves England from record-breaking Boks defeat
11/18/2006 [-]
Kremlin looms over Georgia's struggle
11/18/2006 [-]
Shanghai World Expo has its fourth partner
11/18/2006 [-]
Evidence linking suspect to deadly Calif. arson wildfire unclear
11/18/2006 [-]
Villagers hold officials hostage in south China protest
11/18/2006 [-]
Australia, New Zealand to send troops to Tonga; rioting kills 8
11/18/2006 [-]
'60 Freeway Slayer' convicted of murder, could face death penalty
11/18/2006 [-]
Evidence linking suspect to California wildfire remains unclear
11/18/2006 [-]
Russia says world must be firm but very cautious on Iran, North Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
British PM in Pakistan for talks
11/18/2006 [-]
Israel official Wipe out Hamas brass
11/18/2006 [-]
- Take Back Gaza, Israeli Official Says
11/18/2006 [-]
- Alaska Thanksgiving Whale Meat
11/18/2006 [-]
Burma steps up violence against ethnic group
11/18/2006 [-]
Ex-Uruguayan leader in custody
11/18/2006 [-]
China admits executions feed organ transplants
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush turns 'a new page' on Vietnam
11/18/2006 [-]
- Indonesia Warns of Bush Terror Threat
11/18/2006 [-]
Blair 'disaster' admission over Iraq played down
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush says Myanmar situation 'unacceptable'
11/18/2006 [-]
Stage set for Tom Cruise's star-studded wedding in Italy
11/18/2006 [-]
Israel establishes two bases on Egypt border
11/18/2006 [-]
Canada applies diplomatic pressure on N. Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
Military Plea Bargains Raise Questions of Justice
11/18/2006 [-]
Brazil beats Greece at volleyball worlds
11/18/2006 [-]
Business execs optimistic about Vietnam
11/18/2006 [-]
World heritage bid moves forward
11/18/2006 [-]
Nurse can't stomach greasy spoon's victuals
11/18/2006 [-]
Australia, NZ sending troops to Tonga
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush wins words but not action on N. Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
Seven killed in Indian violence
11/18/2006 [-]
Nicaragua brings in abortion ban
11/18/2006 [-]
- Supporters Back Pakistan Rape Amendments
11/18/2006 [-]
* Briton freed from Pakistani jail after serving 18 years
11/18/2006 [-]
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11/18/2006 [-]
Israel should take back Gaza Israeli official
11/18/2006 [-]
China rally to beat hosts Japan 3-2 at men's volleyball Worlds
11/18/2006 [-]
German wins women's 1,500m race at Speed skating World Cup
11/18/2006 [-]
Hawaii mortgage rates 5.75%
11/18/2006 [-]
'I'm so Happy' Sophia Mulanovich wins the Op Pro Hawaii Womens ...
11/18/2006 [-]
Del Monte closes Hawaii operations ahead of schedule, 551 em
11/18/2006 [-]
Countries protest over Somalia arms report
11/18/2006 [-]
White House Pleased With APEC Statement On North Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
Top US General Islamic Extremism Could Trigger World War III
11/18/2006 [-]
Islamists Bringing World War III
11/18/2006 [-]
UCLA launches Taser probe
11/18/2006 [-]
Anti-abortion doctor fills high health post
11/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Terror leader key to Padilla case
11/18/2006 [-]
Neighbors stunned by 4 deaths
11/18/2006 [-]
Parking meters become agents for change
11/18/2006 [-]
FDA Breast implants OK
11/18/2006 [-]
Gamers hit fever pitch over Sony's new system
11/18/2006 [-]
China admits to organ market
11/18/2006 [-]
Bo Schembechler 1929 2006
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush Vietnam holds lesson
11/18/2006 [-]
- Turkish Cleric Says Pope Will Be Welcome
11/18/2006 [-]
Howard, Costello differ over value of Bonos advice
11/18/2006 [-]
No sex before Im out Corby
11/18/2006 [-]
Bullimore, near Hobart, phones home
11/18/2006 [-]
Still no trial date for Hicks
11/18/2006 [-]
Aussies to flee Tonga chaos on mercy lift
11/18/2006 [-]
Jakarta Awaits Bush Visit
11/18/2006 [-]
Neumannova takes first long distance World Cup event of season
11/18/2006 [-]
Russia-S. Korea relations have deepened FM Lavrov
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC leaders meet with Business Advisory Council members
11/18/2006 [-]
Vietnam president praises first round of APEC summit
11/18/2006 [-]
Russian, Chinese presidents meet in Hanoi
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC leaders speak for Russia's soonest accession to WTO
11/18/2006 [-]
Russia, China agree to promote resumption of N.Korea talks
11/18/2006 [-]
- More Charges in Ariz. Serial Shootings
11/18/2006 [-]
Satirical Humor Aimed at the Vatican Strikes a Nerve
11/18/2006 [-]
Meares breaks her own world record
11/18/2006 [-]
- British Museum to Return Remains
11/18/2006 [-]
- Gates Makes First Visit to Capitol Hill
11/18/2006 [-]
Not just a game
11/18/2006 [-]
Two Indiana men attacked
11/18/2006 [-]
Climate conference sets next steps to negotiate future emissions
11/18/2006 [-]
U.S. diplomat says China's military buildup 'outsized' for the
11/18/2006 [-]
White House pleased with upcoming APEC statement on North Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
Baker 'met with Syria on Iraq'
11/18/2006 [-]
Sudan denies agreeing to hybrid force in Darfur
11/18/2006 [-]
World's Rarest Big Cat Captured
11/18/2006 [-]
Here comes the fastest storage in the world
11/18/2006 [-]
Howard hits back at Bono over aid
11/18/2006 [-]
Nasa hunt for lost Mars spacecaft
11/18/2006 [-]
A-listers arrive for Cruise wedding
11/18/2006 [-]
Terror threat at Bush visit
11/18/2006 [-]
Israel eyes Gaza border control
11/18/2006 [-]
Police injured at G20 demo
11/18/2006 [-]
Gordon Brown pledges 100m in first visit to Iraq
11/18/2006 [-]
Report Group Claims Iraq Kidnapping
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC leaders pledge agriculture concessions to revive WTO talks
11/18/2006 [-]
Cuban TV vague on Castro birthday plans
11/18/2006 [-]
Brazil downs Cuba for first win at men's volleyball worlds
11/18/2006 [-]
Website sends get-well sentiments to Castro
11/18/2006 [-]
Bringing order to Congo's east President is urged to control
11/18/2006 [-]
Pacific Rim leaders to issue statement on North Korea nuclear issue
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush works to strengthen coalition against North Korea
11/18/2006 [-]
Protesters, Police Clash at Meeting of World Economic Chiefs in Melbourne
11/18/2006 [-]
APEC leaders pledge to revive WTO talks
11/18/2006 [-]
Lara retains lead at Hong Kong Open
11/18/2006 [-]
Ex-Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler Die
11/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Pleased With APEC's N. Korea Stance
11/18/2006 [-]
General warns of world war
11/18/2006 [-]
Funds sought for court at Guantanamo
11/18/2006 [-]
Ancient food jars fare well under the sea
11/18/2006 [-]
Boston Big Dig review released
11/18/2006 [-]
Ryan gives death penalty talk before prison
11/18/2006 [-]
Latinos walk out amid firings
11/18/2006 [-]
What shake-up? House GOP keeps its leaders
11/18/2006 [-]
FDA ends ban on silicone breast implants
11/18/2006 [-]
Ethiopians protest against U.S. circumcision jailing
11/18/2006 [-]
Downing Street plays down Blair 'disaster' admission over Iraq
11/18/2006 [-]
Group says it carried out Iraq abduction
11/18/2006 [-]
Storm over Blair 'Iraq disaster' remarks
11/18/2006 [-]
Union takes Houston janitors' fight to the world
11/18/2006 [-]
US asks court to deny Guantanamo prisoner
11/18/2006 [-]
Heavy weather leaves US south in chaos
11/18/2006 [-]
Festive feeling in Oman for 36th National Day
11/18/2006 [-]
After 14 years, US lifts ban on silicone breast implants
11/18/2006 [-]
World Toilet Day seeks clean restrooms
11/18/2006 [-]
Europe's Left and World's Press Hail French Revolution
11/18/2006 [-]
Afghan 'threat to wider region'
11/18/2006 [-]
Israel developing killer bionic hornet
11/18/2006 [-]
Bush praises Vietnam as symbol of progress
11/18/2006 [-]
U.S., British fight at kidnapping site
11/18/2006 [-]
Stricter mercury standards for 22 states, including Md.
11/18/2006 [-]
Cheney pro
11/18/2006 [-]
Gates makes rounds of Senate leaders, draws endorsements
11/18/2006 [-]
Money brings self-reliance, selfishness, study says
11/18/2006 [-]
PlayStation spurs trouble, temptation
11/18/2006 [-]
House GOP elects to keep Boehner, Blunt as leaders
11/18/2006 [-]
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11/18/2006 [-]
Calgary housing market could be heading for fall
11/18/2006 [-]
Pentagon lists new rotations for Iraq
11/18/2006 [-]
Iraqi Sunnis decry cleric's arrest warrant
11/18/2006 [-]
Troops clash with gunmen near abduction site
11/18/2006 [-]
Campus election reflects Lebanon's divisions
11/18/2006 [-]
France's 'Sego' has style; can she be president?
11/18/2006 [-]
An Iraqi child's death shatters his family
11/18/2006 [-]
China admits taking executed prisoners' organs
11/18/2006 [-]
Afghan warlords find limits to power
11/18/2006 [-]
East Timor leader apologises for govt mistakes
11/18/2006 [-]
U.N. calls for end to Israel's Gaza ops
11/18/2006 [-]
Britain's Brown visits troops in Iraq
11/18/2006 [-]
At least 23 killed in Sri Lanka violence
11/18/2006 [-]
G20 MEETING US housing slump risk to world economy IMF UPDATE
11/18/2006 [-]
Aussie troops start patrols
11/18/2006 [-]
No repair shops in car company's virtual world
11/18/2006 [-]
Afghan floods kill 52, NATO flies in aid
11/18/2006 [-]
The 4th World Women`s Boxing championships in Delhi
11/18/2006 [-]
Smucker 2Q Profit Slips
11/18/2006 [-]
PS3 Debuts in U.S. to Long Lines
11/18/2006 [-]
Nymex Shares Debut at 120
11/18/2006 [-]
Stocks Fall on Housing Data
11/18/2006 [-]
Former Enron Executive Sentenced
11/18/2006 [-]
HP Shares Slip Despite Surging 4Q Profit
11/18/2006 [-]
Housing Construction Plummets in October
11/18/2006 [-]
Guantanamo hearings 'shams,' lawyers find
11/18/2006 [-]
Party gets a rocky start
11/18/2006 [-]
Family-planning head leads anti-contraceptive group
11/18/2006 [-]
Warming Arctic trying to keep its cool, study finds
11/18/2006 [-]
California, Florida eye early primaries
11/18/2006 [-]
Dark energy dates back to young days of universe
11/18/2006 [-]
N.C. tornado kills at least 8
11/18/2006 [-]
New Orleans' fees will kill jazz funerals, suit says
11/18/2006 [-]
Pelosi's early setback has her party on alert
11/18/2006 [-]
U.S. admiral China sub incident not dangerous
11/18/2006 [-]
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11/18/2006 [-]
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11/18/2006 [-]
World's largest glass paperweight unveiled
11/18/2006 [-]
Dutch Government Seeks Burqa Ban
11/18/2006 [-]
Dutch to ban Muslim veils
11/18/2006 [-]
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11/18/2006 [-]
- Democrats Reject Changes to Medicaid
11/18/2006 [-]
Meares breaks 500m time trial cycling world record
11/18/2006 [-]
Mexico City's gay civil-union law may be challenged
11/18/2006 [-]
Families to get 91 million in Cuban funds
11/18/2006 [-]
R&B pioneer Ruth Brown, 78
11/18/2006 [-]
Restroom revolution ahead?
11/18/2006 [-]
Dutch coalition aims to ban burqas
11/18/2006 [-]
U.N. force expected in Darfur, Sudanese adviser says
11/18/2006 [-]
U.N. climate conference takes small step forward
11/18/2006 [-]
O'Reilly promises to hurt sponsors of 'O.J. garbage'
11/18/2006 [-]
FDA ends silicone-implant ban
11/18/2006 [-]
Times Square religious ad canceled
11/18/2006 [-]
Money is root of anti-social behavior, study says
11/18/2006 [-]
Nevada politician's death turns into a saga
11/18/2006 [-]
GOP sticks with same leaders in House
11/18/2006 [-]
South Korea rebuffs Bush bid to join in blockade
11/18/2006 [-]
Fort Lewis brigade to deploy in summer
11/18/2006 [-]
Abducted contractors caught by surprise
11/18/2006 [-]
Dead soldier's parting gift 100,000 party
11/18/2006 [-]
Top general Islamic militancy could trigger World War III
11/17/2006 [-]
Toppling Dutch Dominoes Set New World Record
11/17/2006 [-]
Meares breaks time trial world record
11/17/2006 [-]
Air Force Details Secret MiG Program
11/17/2006 [-]
Ottawa set to release new 'Blue Skies' air policy
11/17/2006 [-]
Editorial Roundup
11/17/2006 [-]
U.N. conference agrees on steps against global warming
11/17/2006 [-]
Europe eyes Mideast peace
11/17/2006 [-]
U.S. copters support British troops near Kuwait
11/17/2006 [-]
Rice hits military buildup
11/17/2006 [-]
Uganda to protest against U.N. Somalia report
11/17/2006 [-]
Uttaranchal photo celebrates world heritage site status to Nanda Devi flower park
11/17/2006 [-]
G20 chiefs agree on need for trade talks
11/17/2006 [-]
Report China shipping group in talks
11/17/2006 [-]
France mulls rebuilding of 'Palais des Tuileries'
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush discusses terrorism, trade, NoKor with SE Asian leaders
11/17/2006 [-]
World's retailers are going global
11/17/2006 [-]
Nation & World briefs Nov. 18
11/17/2006 [-]
World unprepared for bird flu pandemic, warns expert
11/17/2006 [-]
One shot in Connecticut as PS3 mayhem breaks out in incidents nationwide
11/17/2006 [-]
'Anti-Australian' commentator resigns
11/17/2006 [-]
Flourishing Welsh Biotech Now Hungry For VC Funds
11/17/2006 [-]
West Indies determined to fight back in second Pakistan Test
11/17/2006 [-]
Odds stacked against India in first one-day international
11/17/2006 [-]
For West Bank, It's a Highway to Frustration
11/17/2006 [-]
- 3 Gitmo Detainees Released to Albania
11/17/2006 [-]
Islamic militancy could yield world war U.S. general
11/17/2006 [-]
Plane crashes in Indonesia's Papua, 12 feared dead
11/17/2006 [-]
New Zealand troops arrive in Tonga
11/17/2006 [-]
Nation + World briefs
11/17/2006 [-]
Allies Wage Raid in Iraq, Seeking Abducted Guards
11/17/2006 [-]
US housing slump risk to world economy IMF
11/17/2006 [-]
Ho Chi Minh Shadow Looms Large Over Bush
11/17/2006 [-]
Survivors of N.C. tornado that killed 8 start salvage work
11/17/2006 [-]
Black's lead over Jordan increases to 29 votes
11/17/2006 [-]
Thugs try to rob PS3 waiting line in Connecticut
11/17/2006 [-]
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11/17/2006 [-]
Corus deal not to match Mittal Steel, says Ratan Tata
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush Fails To Win South Korea's Support For Ship Inspection Program
11/17/2006 [-]
Singer Ruth Brown Dies In Las Vegas
11/17/2006 [-]
Stevie Wonder, Usher Lead Mourners For Gerald Levert
11/17/2006 [-]
Johnson Talks Of Vietnam War On Newly Released Tapes
11/17/2006 [-]
Storms That Killed 12 Sweep Through Northeast With Heavy Rain; Hundreds Rescued From Flooding
11/17/2006 [-]
More Charges Filed Against Suspects In Arizona Serial Shootings
11/17/2006 [-]
- Ex-Aide Sentenced in Online Sex Case
11/17/2006 [-]
The United States could discredit al Qaeda in the Muslim World
11/17/2006 [-]
Inhofe Dont Worry About Global Warming Because 'Gods Still Up There'
11/17/2006 [-]
NZXT Adamas World's Strongest Computer Case?
11/17/2006 [-]
57,000 U.S. troops headed for Iraq in early 2007
11/17/2006 [-]
President Hu calls for harmonious world
11/17/2006 [-]
US Senate passes landmark Indian nuclear deal
11/17/2006 [-]
Three Minutes With Zimbra's Satish Dharmaraj
11/17/2006 [-]
World Water warning issued for Vancouver
11/17/2006 [-]
'If I Did It' Simpson In The Clear
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush touts Vietnam lessons
11/17/2006 [-]
Former dictator held in 'Dirty War' deaths
11/17/2006 [-]
Islamic militancy could yield world war-US general
11/17/2006 [-]
Uruguayan Ex-President Arrested
11/17/2006 [-]
Iraq police hunt for missing foreign hostages
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush, SKorea, Japan discuss NKorea
11/17/2006 [-]
U.N. briefed on Somalia arms trading
11/17/2006 [-]
Nicaraguan president signs abortion ban
11/17/2006 [-]
Former Enron execs get lighter prison terms for co-operating
11/17/2006 [-]
Pierce Brosnan Eying Return To Spy World
11/17/2006 [-]
UK campuses to thwart Islamists
11/17/2006 [-]
Britain's Natural History Museum to return remains of 18 abo
11/17/2006 [-]
Britain to return aboriginal remains
11/17/2006 [-]
Gang Suspected in Iraqi Kidnappings
11/17/2006 [-]
The World Junior Circuit 2007 take off in Tunisia
11/17/2006 [-]
Today in history Nov. 18
11/17/2006 [-]
U.N. panel approves N. Korea resolution
11/17/2006 [-]
Admiral downplays China sub incident
11/17/2006 [-]
Heavy rains flood parts of East Africa
11/17/2006 [-]
DoD 289 military deaths in Afgan area
11/17/2006 [-]
Scandal moves closer to Colombian leader
11/17/2006 [-]
Report Italian Cannavaro sets to win golden ball Nov. 17 - The captain of the World ...
11/17/2006 [-]
World Court to hear Malaysia/Singapore isle dispute
11/17/2006 [-]
Dutch Government Proposes Public Ban on Burkas
11/17/2006 [-]
Murdoch 'appalled' at broadband lag
11/17/2006 [-]
Upscale hotel project unveiled at Disney world
11/17/2006 [-]
City Life World Edition Screens
11/17/2006 [-]
Joblessness in Alabama hits new record low in October, well
11/17/2006 [-]
Solzhenitsyn lives to see his writings honoured in motherland
11/17/2006 [-]
Dutch set to ban burka in public after election
11/17/2006 [-]
Diplomats fear US wants to arm Fatah for 'war on Hamas'
11/17/2006 [-]
Vote ushers India closer to being nuclear superpower
11/17/2006 [-]
The gazelle who trampled the elephants eyes her next prey
11/17/2006 [-]
The Royal French revolution
11/17/2006 [-]
Just as iPod gets a deadly rival, battle is declared from China
11/17/2006 [-]
My week
11/17/2006 [-]
Cruise goes for third time lucky ... in a cursed castle
11/17/2006 [-]
First kiss gives fans a taste of Harry's next magical exploit
11/17/2006 [-]
Security guard shot dead as violence grows
11/17/2006 [-]
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11/17/2006 [-]
Iraq war 'pretty much a disaster', Blair concedes
11/17/2006 [-]
U.S. coal bed experience holds lesson for Alberta
11/17/2006 [-]
Young World painting competition tomorrow
11/17/2006 [-]
Safavian to remain free pending appeal
11/17/2006 [-]
U.S. Senate leaders give initial endorsements to Gates
11/17/2006 [-]
Troops, police leave for Tonga
11/17/2006 [-]
Hunt continues for missing contractors in Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
No formal U.S. request to help police North Korea O'Connor
11/17/2006 [-]
Zambia's Chiluba too ill for trial
11/17/2006 [-]
Two Enron executives sentenced
11/17/2006 [-]
The heart of the matter Palestine in the world today
11/17/2006 [-]
Ann Woolner Past Sins Might Keep Rumsfeld From Roaming World
11/17/2006 [-]
U.S. military deaths in Iraq hit 2,863
11/17/2006 [-]
Gold, platinum rise
11/17/2006 [-]
U.S. lifts ban on silicone-gel breast implants
11/17/2006 [-]
U.N. climate keep Kyoto on track, but scant progress
11/17/2006 [-]
Respect for Hezbollah, influx of Iraqi Shiites fuel fears of Shiite influence in Jordan
11/17/2006 [-]
French presidential race takes shape, but disillusion is profound
11/17/2006 [-]
Water warning leaves Vancouver high and dry
11/17/2006 [-]
Worlds First Concurrent Multi-Lingual Software Launched During GITEX
11/17/2006 [-]
LRA Worldwide to Exhibit at the American Marketing Association Mplanet Conference in Orlando
11/17/2006 [-]
10 Days Later, Some Races Still Not Decided
11/17/2006 [-]
President Bush Says Lessons From Vietnam War Teach Patience In Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Suspect At Large In Murders Of 4 People In Kansas City
11/17/2006 [-]
Dutch Government Seeks Burqa Ban
11/17/2006 [-]
Iran Stop Calling Us 'Axis Of Evil'
11/17/2006 [-]
U.N. assembly panel rebukes N. Korea on human rights
11/17/2006 [-]
Sudan apparently will OK peacekeepers
11/17/2006 [-]
Germany jails 9/11 hijackers' friend before sentencing
11/17/2006 [-]
Wheat on cusp of brave new world
11/17/2006 [-]
The Hindu-Young World painting contest tomorrow
11/17/2006 [-]
Just in time Sweet potatoes from 'world capital' Vardaman available
11/17/2006 [-]
Outsourcing firm expands in West Va.
11/17/2006 [-]
It's a kid's world after all
11/17/2006 [-]
Australia, NZ prepared for Tonga mission
11/17/2006 [-]
Australia, NZ to send forces to Tonga
11/17/2006 [-]
Defeated Bemba rejects DRCongo poll result
11/17/2006 [-]
Indian boys break batting world record
11/17/2006 [-]
Is Economic Freedom for Everyone?
11/17/2006 [-]
Thugs rob people in Playstation 3 waiting line in Conn.
11/17/2006 [-]
Solway Harvester inquest delayed
11/17/2006 [-]
OSU-Michigan football tickets surpass World Series seats
11/17/2006 [-]
Abbas, Quartet officials arrive in Cairo for talks on peace
11/17/2006 [-]
Microsoft's Mundie joins world's CEOs praising Vietnam's progress
11/17/2006 [-]
World Trade PA attracts Bangalore firm
11/17/2006 [-]
2 Kidnapped Security Workers Freed In Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Fire Near St. Louis Airport Cuts Power
11/17/2006 [-]
Police official casts doubt on report of kidnapped workers freed
11/17/2006 [-]
Dreamworld, Irwin honoured at Qld awards
11/17/2006 [-]
* Israel raids Gaza in response to killing of civilian woman
11/17/2006 [-]
Gaza rocket kills Israeli; retaliatory strike launched
11/17/2006 [-]
Blair sees Israel-Palestinian `opportunity'
11/17/2006 [-]
IThe Hindu /I- Young World painting contest tomorrow
11/17/2006 [-]
The Hindu-Young World painting contest
11/17/2006 [-]
Baghdad beautiful from above
11/17/2006 [-]
World class HIV-care facility for Madurai
11/17/2006 [-]
Diverse world of grain, cereals, vegetables and livestock
11/17/2006 [-]
Finals of Young World painting contest tomorrow
11/17/2006 [-]
Cashew Harvest Begins With World Market Depressed
11/17/2006 [-]
NDP calls on Parliament to support state funeral for last First World War vet
11/17/2006 [-]
Armed men rob people in PlayStation 3 waiting line in Connecticut
11/17/2006 [-]
Listen to cricket on WorldSpace
11/17/2006 [-]
World market will continue to determine ex-pump prices-Minister
11/17/2006 [-]
Official 2 abducted contractors freed in Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Three Jolie bodyguards arrested in India
11/17/2006 [-]
UN delegates agree to 2008 review of Kyoto
11/17/2006 [-]
The Hindu Young World painting contest tomorrow
11/17/2006 [-]
Joubert takes lead at Trophee Bompard
11/17/2006 [-]
Bo Schembechler Dies After Collapsing At TV Station
11/17/2006 [-]
England will feel Bok backlash Smit
11/17/2006 [-]
Pastor's trip to Syria draws criticism
11/17/2006 [-]
BSkyB takes 17.9 percent stake in rival ITV
11/17/2006 [-]
English Aljazeera and Bridges TV available on Globecast World TV
11/17/2006 [-]
Times breaks the bad news to Tata bosses
11/17/2006 [-]
Sudan accepts peacekeeper deal, but doubts remain
11/17/2006 [-]
Royal reaches out to make her case for change
11/17/2006 [-]
Uncomfortable irony for Bush in Vietnam
11/17/2006 [-]
Holland proposes burka ban
11/17/2006 [-]
Foreigner killed after Iraq hijack
11/17/2006 [-]
Nigeria North Korea Threat to World Peace
11/17/2006 [-]
Scientists Researching Benefits Of Deliberate Pollution
11/17/2006 [-]
Scientists suggest pollution to fight warming
11/17/2006 [-]
Scientists suggest shield against warming pollution
11/17/2006 [-]
Pennsylvania mercury cuts at power plants clear final hurdle
11/17/2006 [-]
Smith Bell expands to power generation
11/17/2006 [-]
Cost of power plant jumps
11/17/2006 [-]
French forces nearly fire on Israeli jets
11/17/2006 [-]
Royal challenges France to change
11/17/2006 [-]
Critics blast climate change summit
11/17/2006 [-]
Basra governor 2 of 5 kidnapped workers freed by Iraqi police
11/17/2006 [-]
Africa Obasanjo Challenges Falcons On World Cup
11/17/2006 [-]
Gates meets with senators
11/17/2006 [-]
Youre wrong on war
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush Vietnam shows there is no 'instant success' in fight for freedom
11/17/2006 [-]
'Two foreigners released' in Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
London laps up love at world's top erotica fair
11/17/2006 [-]
UN talks to set climate goals continue in 2008
11/17/2006 [-]
Former Iran leader urges Bush on 'axis'
11/17/2006 [-]
Iran leader offers talks with Rome on Iraq, Mideast
11/17/2006 [-]
Gamers shell out big bucks for new PlayStation 3
11/17/2006 [-]
Arctic continues to show signs of global warming
11/17/2006 [-]
Residents return after tornado kills eight in N.C.
11/17/2006 [-]
American soldier gets 90 years in Iraq rape case
11/17/2006 [-]
Palestinian leaders make way for unity government
11/17/2006 [-]
Austrian killed, American injured in Iraq hijack
11/17/2006 [-]
President Bush compares war in Vietnam to Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Sudan agrees in principle to UN peacekeepers
11/17/2006 [-]
YEMEN DONORS' CONFERENCE PLEDGES 4.7 BLN OVER 2007-2010 Y
11/17/2006 [-]
Pledged aid is useless without reform in Yemen
11/17/2006 [-]
Flash floods in Afghanistan kill at least 15, many still missing
11/17/2006 [-]
News Of The World Royal Editor To Face Court
11/17/2006 [-]
What IMF & World Bank Staff Recommend Part 2 of 2
11/17/2006 [-]
The World From Berlin Autopsy of a Terror Trial
11/17/2006 [-]
A world of possibilities awaits
11/17/2006 [-]
Divas, divas, and more divas in wrestling world
11/17/2006 [-]
Iraq Fighting follows contractors' kidnapping
11/17/2006 [-]
In Vietnam, Bush makes case for Iraq war
11/17/2006 [-]
Republicans name Boehner as House leader
11/17/2006 [-]
Dallas Fed chief Don't question bank
11/17/2006 [-]
Nadal beats Davydenko, advances to semis
11/17/2006 [-]
Frenzy in Hong Kong for Sony's PlayStation 3
11/17/2006 [-]
African Union welcomes joint UN peacekeeping force in Darfur
11/17/2006 [-]
Family of death-row Briton await his return from Pakistan
11/17/2006 [-]
Tornado tears through North Carolina
11/17/2006 [-]
- California, Florida eye early primaries
11/17/2006 [-]
Cameroon Creating Hygien Awareness on World Toilet Day
11/17/2006 [-]
Vatican not laughing at jokes about pope
11/17/2006 [-]
Republicans Choose Boehner To Replace Hastert
11/17/2006 [-]
Small Earthquake Rattles Utah
11/17/2006 [-]
Soldier Gets 90 Years In Rape Of Iraqi Girl, Murders Of Her Family
11/17/2006 [-]
Crane Collapses, Killing Person Inside Apartment
11/17/2006 [-]
President Bush's Arrival In Vietnam Largely Ignored By Population
11/17/2006 [-]
Carma World Online Shopping Portal with Indian Touch Launched
11/17/2006 [-]
Uruguay's ex-president arrested
11/17/2006 [-]
Kenya dam 'on brink of bursting'
11/17/2006 [-]
New drive against cluster bombs
11/17/2006 [-]
EU Criticizes World Powers for Failures in Middle East
11/17/2006 [-]
Police find alligator, caiman at hotel
11/17/2006 [-]
Would-be Australian Santa admits child rape 28 years ago
11/17/2006 [-]
Asia-Pacific must deal rapidly with climate change
11/17/2006 [-]
Fighting in area where security contractors were captured
11/17/2006 [-]
U.S. Searching for Americans Abducted in Southern Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Soldier Sentenced in Iraqi Rape Case
11/17/2006 [-]
TSA Reminds Infrequent Travelers of New Rules
11/17/2006 [-]
Storms Move North Through Mid-Atlantic States
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush's Approval Rating Drops to Lowest Level Yet
11/17/2006 [-]
Much-awaited PlayStation 3 makes debut to long lines, short supplies
11/17/2006 [-]
Thugs rob people, shoot 1 in Playstation waiting line
11/17/2006 [-]
WorldCoolers Social Networking for Climate Change Action
11/17/2006 [-]
The world of Tenacious D
11/17/2006 [-]
Floods hit up to 1.8 million in Horn of Africa UN
11/17/2006 [-]
Web site of missing pedophiles launched in UK
11/17/2006 [-]
Cambridge University supercomputer 'one of the world's fastest'
11/17/2006 [-]
Google hires spreadsheet company founders
11/17/2006 [-]
SMIC sues TSMC in China for 'unfair competition'
11/17/2006 [-]
Dell sets up fourth Indian customer support center
11/17/2006 [-]
Chinese operators may build hybrid 3G networks
11/17/2006 [-]
Yahoo to buy online contest site
11/17/2006 [-]
Unique VW Rabbit Dunny Edition designed for boutique retailers around the world
11/17/2006 [-]
Scientists' dismay as museum gives back aboriginal remains
11/17/2006 [-]
UK defends student extremism guidelines
11/17/2006 [-]
Man jailed for 'web rage'
11/17/2006 [-]
Athens locked down ahead of mass rally
11/17/2006 [-]
'Vietnam visit proof of reconciliation'
11/17/2006 [-]
Georgia must withdraw from Kodori for talks to begin Abkhazia
11/17/2006 [-]
Georgia's new economics minister Okruashvili resigns
11/17/2006 [-]
Gordon Ramsay opens first U.S. restaurant in New York
11/17/2006 [-]
Released death row Briton heading home
11/17/2006 [-]
Naharnet Organizes Online Chat for 1st Time in Arab World
11/17/2006 [-]
London's FTSE-100 index down 32.0 points
11/17/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber blast in Pakistan hurts 2
11/17/2006 [-]
Tributes for Friedman, father of monetarism
11/17/2006 [-]
Rosy picture of Afghanistan hides grim truth
11/17/2006 [-]
Al-Qaeda spy sought to overthrow Saddam
11/17/2006 [-]
Australia to send troops, police
11/17/2006 [-]
Youre wrong on war Rice
11/17/2006 [-]
Ugandan troops already in Somalia, says Minister
11/17/2006 [-]
Libya denies arming Islamists in Somalia
11/17/2006 [-]
World consults Israel as 'combat laboratory' on missile strikes
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush Vietnam War offers lessons for Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Ferenc Puskas, footballing great, dies at 79
11/17/2006 [-]
Cruise and Holmes to wed in Scientology ceremony
11/17/2006 [-]
Sudan accepts UN 'help' in Darfur
11/17/2006 [-]
Four American security contractors taken hostage in Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Iraq Issues Warrant for Arrest of Sunni Cleric
11/17/2006 [-]
Mr Gay Israe
11/17/2006 [-]
Harper urges human rights progress in talk with Vietnam's PM
11/17/2006 [-]
Your world in pictures
11/17/2006 [-]
Wine benefits for mice show potentialfor humans
11/17/2006 [-]
Elderly die from falls more often than in past
11/17/2006 [-]
DeLays replacement says staff deleted records and files
11/17/2006 [-]
New Orleans begins hearings on seizing, demolishing buildings
11/17/2006 [-]
Tastier new light foods allow dieters to indulge
11/17/2006 [-]
Storms sweep South, kill 11
11/17/2006 [-]
Rising temperatures transform the Arctic
11/17/2006 [-]
In Darfur,joint force to fight for peace
11/17/2006 [-]
Hoyer is elected House leader
11/17/2006 [-]
Florida begins Foley investigation
11/17/2006 [-]
Rat population booms after bamboo blooms
11/17/2006 [-]
In Vietnam, Bush Talks About Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Stock Futures Fall After Gains This Week
11/17/2006 [-]
Pakistan frees Brit on death row
11/17/2006 [-]
Playstation shooting
11/17/2006 [-]
World brieflyy
11/17/2006 [-]
'World sees India as tomorrow's tiger'
11/17/2006 [-]
Uzbek court sentences 5 people to 15-20 years in jail for spying
11/17/2006 [-]
Israel not planning big Gaza incursion
11/17/2006 [-]
Japan bid for 2015 rugby World Cup
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush seeks global help to confront North Korea before heading for Vietnam
11/17/2006 [-]
Warrant issued for leader of Iraq's Sunnis
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush and Howard discuss Iraq, Australian detainee
11/17/2006 [-]
Pakistan's Yousuf hails religion for batting success
11/17/2006 [-]
Defeated Bemba rejects poll result, observers say count was 'fair'
11/17/2006 [-]
Lindsay Lohan Booed For Poor Hosting At World Music Awards
11/17/2006 [-]
Photo Gallery Body Worlds Coming to Brandenburg
11/17/2006 [-]
World Cup winner Johnson slams RFU
11/17/2006 [-]
A mile underground, gold smugglers with home
11/17/2006 [-]
Bates wins gold at World Cup cycle event
11/17/2006 [-]
Poland sticks to guns in food row
11/17/2006 [-]
India, US in lukewarm nuclear bed
11/17/2006 [-]
UN committee votes to discourage condemning countries on human rights
11/17/2006 [-]
Flooding in Afghanistan kills 15
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush Vietnam shows there is no 'instant success' in fight for freedom
11/17/2006 [-]
Heavy flooding in northwestern Afghanistan kills 15, leaves scores missing
11/17/2006 [-]
Two civilians die during routine patrol for NATO soldiers in Afghanistan
11/17/2006 [-]
Royal is French Socialists' choice
11/17/2006 [-]
Contractors abducted in Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Richemont's 1st-half profit up 22 pct.
11/17/2006 [-]
Paper Dutch troops abused Iraq prisoners
11/17/2006 [-]
Climate session struggles into final day
11/17/2006 [-]
'Gay penguins' cause a flap
11/17/2006 [-]
Cruise and Holmes to wed in Italy
11/17/2006 [-]
Tornado kills eight in southern US
11/17/2006 [-]
Congo capital tense amid disputed election
11/17/2006 [-]
* Incumbent Kabila wins DR Congo election
11/17/2006 [-]
* India, Pakistan close latest talks over Kashmir
11/17/2006 [-]
Blast near Kashmir chief Muslim cleric's office wounds 2
11/17/2006 [-]
NATO chiefs to urge world re-think on Afghanistan
11/17/2006 [-]
World oil demand to rise by 1, 6 percent in 2007
11/17/2006 [-]
Indian Muslims can be torchbearer for Islamic world Javed, Shabana
11/17/2006 [-]
California, Florida eye early primaries
11/17/2006 [-]
N.C. tornado kills at least 8
11/17/2006 [-]
New Orleans' fees will kill jazz funerals, suit says
11/17/2006 [-]
Pelosi's early setback has her party on alert
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush visits Vietnam
11/17/2006 [-]
Iraq seeking arrest of key Sunni cleric
11/17/2006 [-]
5 people are shot, 2 of them fatally, within 10 minutes in Detroit
11/17/2006 [-]
Mikulski asks about vibration problems at NIH building
11/17/2006 [-]
Shedding light on dark energy
11/17/2006 [-]
Nobel-winning economist Milton Friedman dies at 94
11/17/2006 [-]
Hoyer's work in trenches pays off big
11/17/2006 [-]
Hoyer takes No. 2 slot in House
11/17/2006 [-]
Being earliest for the latest game
11/17/2006 [-]
Are these the new seven wonders of the world?
11/17/2006 [-]
WHO wants worldwide ban on tobacco ads
11/17/2006 [-]
Dubai World to invest 1b to revamp VA
11/17/2006 [-]
Dubai World eyes S African mortgage mart
11/17/2006 [-]
Dead by 34 How Aids and starvation condemn Zimbabwe's women
11/17/2006 [-]
Uganda protests Danish artist's photo exhibition of Ugandan
11/17/2006 [-]
Profile Uganda's LRA rebels
11/17/2006 [-]
Digital TV Conversion Sweeping the World
11/17/2006 [-]
NeoMagic Companion Chip for Worldwide Mobile TV Market
11/17/2006 [-]
GI Gets Life Sentence, Chance Of Parole
11/17/2006 [-]
Hu calls for harmonious world of enduring peace, common prosperity
11/17/2006 [-]
DaimlerChrysler says talks with Chery on-going
11/17/2006 [-]
Nicaragua's Ortega asks IMF, World Bank for help
11/17/2006 [-]
Tornado kills 8 in North Carolina when it hits homes
11/17/2006 [-]
Hubble casts new light on 'dark energy'
11/17/2006 [-]
Robot can sense damage to itself and figure out how to adjust
11/17/2006 [-]
Polar bear cubs' ranks declining off Alaska, U.S. reports
11/17/2006 [-]
Study shows cooling effects of forest fires
11/17/2006 [-]
Could pollution help cool the planet?
11/17/2006 [-]
U.N. plan for Darfur peace force advances
11/17/2006 [-]
Hospital chain accused of abandoning homeless woman in L.A.
11/17/2006 [-]
Senate OKs nuclear fuel, technology for India
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush agenda revives GOP proposals
11/17/2006 [-]
Condom use triples in Africa, study says
11/17/2006 [-]
Moroccan student to serve time in Germany for 9/11 role after all
11/17/2006 [-]
Spain, Italy and France push Mideast peace plan
11/17/2006 [-]
French Socialists back fresh political face
11/17/2006 [-]
Boston men cleared in mob slaying sue government
11/17/2006 [-]
Quaker-founded town in Idaho votes for guns
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush in Vietnam for summit
11/17/2006 [-]
Prominent Sunni cleric target of Iraqi arrest warrant
11/17/2006 [-]
Pelosi loses first big fight Democrats shun Murtha
11/17/2006 [-]
Bush says US can apply lessons from Vietnam War to Iraq
11/17/2006 [-]
Martial law 'on its way out ' within days, says Thai FM
11/17/2006 [-]
Challenger concedes in House race
11/17/2006 [-]
2 arrested in attack on suspect in court
11/17/2006 [-]
IRS may have your tax refund
11/17/2006 [-]
Guantanamo hearings 'shams,' lawyers find
11/17/2006 [-]
Party gets a rocky start
11/17/2006 [-]
Family-planning head leads anti-contraceptive group
11/17/2006 [-]
Warming Arctic trying to keep its cool, study finds
11/17/2006 [-]
Dark energy dates back to young days of universe
11/17/2006 [-]
Foul state of affairs found in feedlots
11/17/2006 [-]
G20 chiefs gather for talks in Melbourne
11/17/2006 [-]
175 illegal immigrants arrive from S.Arabia
11/17/2006 [-]
Pacific Rim leaders converge on Hanoi
11/16/2006 [-]
Nepal 'excesses' probe complete
11/16/2006 [-]
Gores 'An Inconvenient Truth' on Oscar docu short list
11/16/2006 [-]
US soldier sentenced to life for rape, murder of Iraqi girl
11/16/2006 [-]
Martial law 'on way out ' in days - Thai foreign minister
11/16/2006 [-]
Jolie's bodyguards arrested after school scuffle in India
11/16/2006 [-]
Hu says China's development is of great importance to world
11/16/2006 [-]
Australian troops on stand-by
11/16/2006 [-]
Ashes getting Olympic-size attention in Australia
11/16/2006 [-]
Japanese dies over rabies infection from dog bite in RP
11/16/2006 [-]
Poll suggests the environment could trip up Tories in the ne
11/16/2006 [-]
Higher gas, electricity sales boost Enmax revenues
11/16/2006 [-]
Thai Muslims sentenced for rebellion
11/16/2006 [-]
Beijing admits organ tourism
11/16/2006 [-]
Leader adopts simpler living
11/16/2006 [-]
U.S. aid ship cures public opinion
11/16/2006 [-]
Muslim detained by CIA granted U.S. visa
11/16/2006 [-]
Interior Ministry issues warrant for Sunni leader
11/16/2006 [-]
President Hu China's development is of great importance to world
11/16/2006 [-]
Nicaragua's Ortega asks IMF, World Bank for help
11/16/2006 [-]
Ottawa casts doubt on report that suggested AECL could be pu
11/16/2006 [-]
House Dems Select Pelosi As Speaker
11/16/2006 [-]
Megaworld higher after revising terms of rights offer
11/16/2006 [-]
Iran tells US to give clear signals on Iraq
11/16/2006 [-]
Be web wary Phishing hits SBI, 3 other banks
11/16/2006 [-]
Indians Immigrate to Israel
11/16/2006 [-]
The World's Biggest Machine 'Chews Up' a Bulldozer
11/16/2006 [-]
Frances Royal wins Socialist vote
11/16/2006 [-]
Boston Men Cleared in Slayings Sue Gov't
11/16/2006 [-]
Royal Wins French Socialists' Nomination
11/16/2006 [-]
Alito Urges Judges to Show Restraint
11/16/2006 [-]
Six found dead after Tonga riots
11/16/2006 [-]
Bush becomes second US president to visit Hanoi
11/16/2006 [-]
Japan grapples with school suicide wave
11/16/2006 [-]
Suu Kyi in good health after medical check-up - kin
11/16/2006 [-]
70,000 Aceh tsunami survivors in need of relocation--Oxfam
11/16/2006 [-]
14 people hurt in bomb attacks in restive southern Thailand
11/16/2006 [-]
Pfizer sues Chinese drug firm over Viagra - state media
11/16/2006 [-]
Police, army impose curfew in Tongan capital after riots, destruction
11/16/2006 [-]
Florida Opens Criminal Investigation Into Messages Sent By Former Rep. Mark Foley
11/16/2006 [-]
Bid to seize OJs I did it cash
11/16/2006 [-]
Riot deaths Tonga seeks troops