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Child abduction arrest shocks NZ family
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Iran says will continue uranium enrichment despite UN sanctions
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Israel to release funds
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U.S. claims slaying of senior Taliban official
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UK church leaders pledge to be voice of voiceless in Bethleh
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Iran refuses to cease uranium enrichment
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Israel releases Palestinian cash
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UN puts nuclear trade sanctions on Iran
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- Car Bomb Explodes in Nigeria Oil Region
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World in brief
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Turkmenistan readies for funeral
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General Assembly approves massive renovation plan for UN headquarters
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Security Council Agrees to Sanctions on Iran Over its Nuclear Program
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Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Meet, With Hints of Slight Gains
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* Asia coping with rising currencies
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Heavy flooding uproots thousands in Asia
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Central Asia braces for a power struggle in Turkmenistan
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Nigerian militants bomb gov't facility
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46 Guantanamo suspects OK'd for transfer
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Top Iraqi Shiite cleric shuns U.S. plan
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Israel to release Palestinian funds
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Sudan accepts U.N. in Darfur
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China jails 8 Christians for church protest
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Lesbain Fire Chief Demoted For Harrasment
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Israel Will Release 100M To Palestinians
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Top Taliban leader killed in airstrike, U.S says
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Security Council agrees to sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program
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Sudan stresses commitment to Darfur peace
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Olmert frees 100 million to Abbas, Palestinians
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United Nations condemns attacks on journalists
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Security Council unanimously approves sanctions against Iran
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Palestinians smuggling rocket fuel to Gaza from Egypt
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Man sets himseolf on fire to protest religious names for holidays
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Ecuador's leader to oust U.S. from base
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* Saudi Arabia eyes Iran's rising power with concern
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Israel agrees to release 100 million in frozen funds
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Shiite cleric rejects U.S. plan, supports Sadr
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Iraqis blame U.S. for attack
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UN Condemns Attacks On Journalists
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Woman with two wombs gives birth to three girls in historic case, hospital says
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World oil prices fall sharply
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Iran sanctions get nod
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Raul Castro tackles Cuba's shortcomings
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Olmert, Abbas hold talks in Jerusalem
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Security Council agrees to impose sanctions on Iran for nuclear program
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U.S. officials meet over Cuba
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Roadside bomb kills 5 Afghan police; suicide bomber in Kabul kills 1
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U.N. council approves sanctions on Iran over nuclear program
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Abbas, Olmert to meet today in Jerusalem
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Iraqi insurgent snipers gaining skill
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Iran says U.N. resolution illegal, nuclear work goes on
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Security Council approves sanctions on Iran over nuclear program
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UN imposes sanctions on Iran
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Japan emperor urges war lesson
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Cuban parliament lauds island's economic growth
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Denver airport reopens after snowstorm; Backlog of flights
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U.N. Security Council Passes Iran Sanctions
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Revered Iraqi cleric won't support coalition
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New Zealand Herald World
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US strike kills Afghan Taliban leader
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Resolution approved imposing sanctions on Iran
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UN Security Council Passes Iran Sanctions
12/23/2006 [-]
Explosion rocks Nigeria's oil hub
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Key Shiite cleric opposes Iraq national unity plan
12/23/2006 [-]
Abbas and Olmert in formal talks
12/23/2006 [-]
U.N. Security Council approves Iran sanctions
12/23/2006 [-]
Olmert, Abbas to meet in Jerusalem
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Militants stage car bombing in Nigeria
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U.N. imposes sanctions on Iran
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South Africa Mbeki Says Plans for 2010 World Cup Beat Previous Records
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12/23/2006 [-]
Rape charges on Duke lacrosse players dropped
12/23/2006 [-]
Sudan to accept scaled-back U.N. operation
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Health researcher will forfeit 300,000 for not disclosing his work for Pfizer
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TSA gets TMI from eye in sky
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Militants stage car bombing of Nigerian govt HQ
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12/23/2006 [-]
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* Seoul, Hanoi fight new bird flu cases
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UN approves HQ renovation
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Military Senior Taliban leader killed in US airstrike in
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World court seeks UN help to arrest Ugandan rebel Kony
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Fog finally lifts at Heathrow
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Israeli, Palestinian leaders 'to meet within days'
12/23/2006 [-]
Russia formally completes pullout of its Tbilisi garrison
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Senior Taliban leader killed, U.S. says
12/23/2006 [-]
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Saboteurs bombed water pipeline to Nigerian oil refinery
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Somalia Islamic Militants Call for Jihad
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Shiites Cleric Won't Support Coalition
12/23/2006 [-]
Al-Qaeda offers US a deal
12/23/2006 [-]
Anglican head slams UK, US Iraq policy
12/23/2006 [-]
Explosion rocks government building in Nigeria
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Indian colonel shot dead in Kashmir
12/23/2006 [-]
Gates returns to brief Bush on Iraq
12/23/2006 [-]
Bahrain to invest in energy, health
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Muslims worldwide urged to join Somali jihad
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N.Korea says it is not afraid of war after impasse
12/23/2006 [-]
End in sight for London airport's fog chaos
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Top Taliban military commander killed in U.S. airstrike in Afghanistan
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Denver airport reopens after snowstorm, but backlog of flights linger
12/23/2006 [-]
Bono receives British knighthood
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Atletico Madrid ties with Barca on Aguero's goal
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Bono set for Knighthood
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Cash gifts for bus passengers
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Taliban leader killed near Pakistan border U.S.
12/23/2006 [-]
Japanese pet owners turn to acupuncture, underwater treadmills in nation of aging animals
12/23/2006 [-]
NZ looks set to host netball world champs
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NZ wins bid to host netball world champs
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Toyota poised to be worlds top car maker
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Tiger mauls trainer at zoo in San Francisco
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Saudi dissident's son refuses court order
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Rape charges dropped against 3 Duke athletes
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Fog Lifts at London's Heathrow Airport
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UPA committed to make Mumbai world-class city Sonia
12/23/2006 [-]
Ecuadorean president cancels Colombia visit over coca spraying dispute
12/23/2006 [-]
Soccer World Cup a distant dream for Brazil and Colombia
12/23/2006 [-]
World Cup a distant dream for Brazil and Colombia
12/23/2006 [-]
World Cup a distant dream for Brazil and Colombia
12/23/2006 [-]
Acute stress among soldiers tied to repeated tours of duty
12/23/2006 [-]
Azerbaijan may stop importing gas from Russia president 1
12/23/2006 [-]
Turkmenistan prepares to bury 'president-for-life'
12/23/2006 [-]
Syria's isolation over deputy PM
12/23/2006 [-]
Madagascar's incumbent president declared election winner
12/23/2006 [-]
President asks Brazilian air force to transport travelers
12/23/2006 [-]
Top Taliban leader killed in airstrike in Afghanistan
12/23/2006 [-]
Truckie asks for new suit to face murder charges
12/23/2006 [-]
Couple kept 11 children caged
12/23/2006 [-]
Kidnap drama in Lebanon
12/23/2006 [-]
Strong quake hits India's Andaman Islands
12/23/2006 [-]
- Japanese Pet Owners Turn to Acupuncture
12/23/2006 [-]
N'diaye comes to California team via Senegal and Japan
12/23/2006 [-]
* Japanese debate food nationalism
12/23/2006 [-]
Clashes in southern Iraqi city kill 5
12/23/2006 [-]
Christmas dinner takes you round the world
12/23/2006 [-]
Congress less than keen on Iraq 'surge'
12/23/2006 [-]
NIH researcher is ordered to forfeit Pfizer payments
12/23/2006 [-]
Denver snow not what travelers wanted for Christmas
12/23/2006 [-]
Kansas judge dismisses abortion charges
12/23/2006 [-]
Generals More troops needed in Iraq
12/23/2006 [-]
'War on Christmas' has a new jingle money
12/23/2006 [-]
Queens, N.Y. Where the world's just a train ride away
12/23/2006 [-]
Saboteurs bomb Nigerian water pipeline
12/23/2006 [-]
Fog lifts at London's Heathrow airport
12/23/2006 [-]
New defence secretary working out details of fresh Iraq strategy
12/23/2006 [-]
Taliban leader killed in U.S. airstrike in Afghanistan, military says
12/23/2006 [-]
New Zealand host netball Worlds
12/23/2006 [-]
French toast top cartoon's artist
12/23/2006 [-]
Top bin Laden associate killed
12/23/2006 [-]
Sudan agrees to U.N. peace plan
12/23/2006 [-]
Somali Islamists urge Muslims worldwide to join jihad
12/23/2006 [-]
FG Utilized Abacha Loot Well, Say World Bank, Switzerland
12/23/2006 [-]
Senior Taliban Commander Dead In Airstrike
12/23/2006 [-]
Sony announces Playstation 3 has sold a million copies worldwide
12/23/2006 [-]
Bush to get key briefing on Iraq
12/23/2006 [-]
Large sum gets St. Nicked
12/23/2006 [-]
Spraying feud with Ecuador escalates
12/23/2006 [-]
Few harsh words in Beslan inquiry
12/23/2006 [-]
U.S. cancels joint military exercise
12/23/2006 [-]
New election to reflect old 'democracy'
12/23/2006 [-]
No Fidel Castro as Cuba assembly meets
12/23/2006 [-]
Trainers skeptical on training
12/23/2006 [-]
Iraq violence kills 4 U.S. troops; Gates' visit ends
12/23/2006 [-]
N. Korea nuclear talks end with no resolution
12/23/2006 [-]
Toyota Is Poised to Supplant G.M. as Worlds Largest Carmaker
12/23/2006 [-]
S. African president fights back pessimism over 2010 World Cup
12/23/2006 [-]
Cuba's Assembly no Fidel
12/23/2006 [-]
Future of N. Korea talks in question after a stall
12/23/2006 [-]
Two wombs, three babies English case called unique
12/23/2006 [-]
U.S. generals advocate extra troops for Iraq
12/23/2006 [-]
Azerbaijan may stop importing gas from Russia president
12/23/2006 [-]
World Humans bite back at mosquitoes
12/23/2006 [-]
Dead spy's books signed 'To Putin, from father'
12/23/2006 [-]
U.K. Jews in more danger than Muslims
12/23/2006 [-]
Vienna's Gentle Voice for Jews
12/23/2006 [-]
Malaysia floods force thousands to flee
12/23/2006 [-]
No deal reached on Lebanon crisis
12/23/2006 [-]
Bin Laden's 'close associate' killed in southern Afghanistan
12/23/2006 [-]
Petrol scarcity hits Nigeria's economic capital
12/23/2006 [-]
U.S. airstrike kills top Taliban leader
12/23/2006 [-]
World briefs Fog at Heathrow traps holiday passengers
12/23/2006 [-]
Nokia wins contract from Russian telecom operator Megafon
12/23/2006 [-]
Coffee crop may be 4% below target
12/23/2006 [-]
Somali Militia Ready to Fight Ethiopians
12/23/2006 [-]
Senior Palestinian Official Shot in Gaza
12/23/2006 [-]
'Children of Men' Imagines the End of the World
12/23/2006 [-]
Bangladeshi released from Guantanamo detained for a month
12/23/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad Bush 'Most Hated Person' in the World
12/23/2006 [-]
Brazilian president calls in air force to help holiday travel
12/23/2006 [-]
US defense chief leaves Iraq after collecting advice on war strategy
12/23/2006 [-]
5 servicemen killed in Iraq
12/23/2006 [-]
Bush presidential library all but certain to be built at SMU
12/23/2006 [-]
Kan. official thwarted on abortion charges
12/23/2006 [-]
Discovery lands in Fla. after break in weather
12/23/2006 [-]
Congress has doubts
12/23/2006 [-]
U.S. commanders in Iraq seek 'surge'
12/23/2006 [-]
Would-be travelers growing weary of sleeping in airport
12/23/2006 [-]
Off-duty recruiting a bonus for soldiers
12/23/2006 [-]
Shopping showdown playing out at malls
12/23/2006 [-]
Boys' killings raise tensions between Hamas, Fatah
12/23/2006 [-]
- Dutch Kids Stuck in Embassy Sent Home
12/23/2006 [-]
Children stuck for months in Dutch embassy in Syria returning home
12/23/2006 [-]
Amsterdam arrest in murder probe
12/23/2006 [-]
Kansas Abortion Doctor Charged, Atty Says
12/23/2006 [-]
Turkmen parliament speaker dismissed on criminal charges
12/23/2006 [-]
The world prepares for Christmas and New Years Day
12/23/2006 [-]
Ethiopians Face Possibility Of War
12/23/2006 [-]
Teens turn to medicine to get high, study reports
12/23/2006 [-]
Military leaders in Iraq ask for troops
12/23/2006 [-]
'War on Christmas' pays off for some religious groups
12/23/2006 [-]
U.S. judge holds Iran liable for 1996 attack
12/23/2006 [-]
Sudan agrees to limited U.N. role in Darfur region
12/23/2006 [-]
Rape charges against athletes dropped
12/23/2006 [-]
One giant squid is filmed; many more to be found?
12/23/2006 [-]
Judge dismisses Kansas abortion charges
12/23/2006 [-]
Italian who asked to die is denied religious funeral
12/22/2006 [-]
NZ to host World Netball Championships
12/22/2006 [-]
Native Canadians win case
12/22/2006 [-]
How to file for those just-passed tax breaks
12/22/2006 [-]
One woman, two wombs and 3 babies
12/22/2006 [-]
Anritsu World's first handheld spectrum analyzers for W-CDMA ...
12/22/2006 [-]
Eight vying for Adelaide International spots
12/22/2006 [-]
India's islands face tsunami housing crisis , report says
12/22/2006 [-]
Writer, euthanasia backer dies in Italy
12/22/2006 [-]
Italy doctor who pulled respirator knew jail risk
12/22/2006 [-]
Anti-anorexia code signed in Italy
12/22/2006 [-]
Italy Church denies funeral in right
12/22/2006 [-]
McGrath announces retirement after World Cup
12/22/2006 [-]
Number 20 297 wins world's biggest lottery in Spain
12/22/2006 [-]
Discovery Lands At Kennedy Space Center
12/22/2006 [-]
World's biggest Santa on Orissa beach
12/22/2006 [-]
Science Reports Giant Find A New Dino
12/22/2006 [-]
Scripps scientist to retract 5 studies
12/22/2006 [-]
Russia backing sought on Tehran sanctions
12/22/2006 [-]
Editorial Roundup
12/22/2006 [-]
Army sets sights on missile defense
12/22/2006 [-]
Mexican soldiers try to kill herbicide-resistant marijuana
12/22/2006 [-]
India, China seek cooperative image
12/22/2006 [-]
Plastic Santa offends his hometown
12/22/2006 [-]
Exploitation of trees threatens frankincense supply
12/22/2006 [-]
December a very bloody month for U.S. troops
12/22/2006 [-]
Rice Black president a real option, but not her
12/22/2006 [-]
Ecuador's leader to oust U.S. from base
12/22/2006 [-]
Yearender World economy booms amid perils
12/22/2006 [-]
World drug body appeals against Pakistan dope ban u
12/22/2006 [-]
Pakistan, India hold maritime border talks
12/22/2006 [-]
Pakistan belatedly approves relief effort for children displaced by tribal conflict
12/22/2006 [-]
- Pakistan Says It Is Boosting Security
12/22/2006 [-]
Lowest caste Indian to become top judge
12/22/2006 [-]
Sri Lanka's tsunami-hit south on road to recovery
12/22/2006 [-]
Palestinian Truce Shaky, but Violence Ebbs
12/22/2006 [-]
DP World plans second airport near Kolkata
12/22/2006 [-]
Organic Cocoa Remains Vibrant Despite Pest Invasions
12/22/2006 [-]
Blog SeaWorld's new water park
12/22/2006 [-]
Glenn McGrath to retire after World Cup
12/22/2006 [-]
The World As I See It An Essay by Einstein
12/22/2006 [-]
* Electoral protest in Dhaka turns violent
12/22/2006 [-]
Relief In Sight For Thousands Stranded At Heathrow
12/22/2006 [-]
Somali Rivals Fight To Standstill, More Violence Feared
12/22/2006 [-]
Turkmenistan president dies of reported heart attack
12/22/2006 [-]
Thousands flee fighting in Somalia as Islamists attack government front lines
12/22/2006 [-]
On the Brink A Joint Attack on Many Perils of Africa's Young
12/22/2006 [-]
Shiites Remake Baghdad in Their Image
12/22/2006 [-]
McGrath to retire after World Cup
12/22/2006 [-]
Cuba says economy grew 12.5% in 2006 but island still recovering from crisis
12/22/2006 [-]
A taste of Baghdad, without bombs
12/22/2006 [-]
5 US troops die west of Baghdad
12/22/2006 [-]
A blow to the honour of Washington family
12/22/2006 [-]
How to beat the drug busts by the best narcotics officer in America
12/22/2006 [-]
Speaker celebrates with a four-day party
12/22/2006 [-]
With these negative HIV results I thee wed
12/22/2006 [-]
Bullet boy loses the fight to stop police searching his head
12/22/2006 [-]
Putin visit reveals new power over Ukraine
12/22/2006 [-]
English lessons scrapped as Moscow strangles British links in red tape
12/22/2006 [-]
Prime Minister is questioned for 17 hours over 'bribes list' scandal
12/22/2006 [-]
Christians go on trial after violence at church demo
12/22/2006 [-]
'All my staff at the church have been killed they disappeared'
12/22/2006 [-]
Christians suffer for Iraq, says archbishop
12/22/2006 [-]
Nine killed in Haitian slum raid
12/22/2006 [-]
Sudan 'to accept UN Darfur force'
12/22/2006 [-]
- Wall Street Slips in Light Holiday Trade
12/22/2006 [-]
US dollar gains slightly against euro in pre-holiday trading
12/22/2006 [-]
London Christmas Terror Warning
12/22/2006 [-]
U.N. extends Sierra Leone mission
12/22/2006 [-]
Langer, Germany World beaters
12/22/2006 [-]
Kiwis to host netball World Champs
12/22/2006 [-]
The bizarre world of the patent office
12/22/2006 [-]
McGrath to bow out after World Cup
12/22/2006 [-]
Rome prosecutors have opened case on the death of Italian who asked to die
12/22/2006 [-]
Rome church officials deny religious funeral for Italian who asked to die
12/22/2006 [-]
Vancouver park searched after windstorm rescue
12/22/2006 [-]
Mexico subsidizes suspected trafficker
12/22/2006 [-]
Appeals Court Says FEMA Can Shut Down Katrina Housing Program
12/22/2006 [-]
Federal Tests Support Lightning As Cause Of Sago Mine Explosion
12/22/2006 [-]
New York Comptroller Hevesi Resigns, Agrees To Plead Guilty To Felony In Chauffeur Scandal
12/22/2006 [-]
British Man Accused Of Killing Five Prostitutes Appears In Court
12/22/2006 [-]
Fidel Castro's Chair Empty As Cuban Parliament Holds First Session Since His Illness
12/22/2006 [-]
- Red Hat 3Q Profit Drops but Beats Views
12/22/2006 [-]
Baosteel settles agreement with world's three
12/22/2006 [-]
U.A.E asks U.S. judge to dismiss damages lawsuit for child camel jockeys
12/22/2006 [-]
Why did John Wood Leave Microsoft to Change the World?
12/22/2006 [-]
Top prize in Spain's 'El Gordo' Christmas lottery drawn
12/22/2006 [-]
Zimbabwe to discuss 2billion loan from China
12/22/2006 [-]
Associated Press world headlines via GoUpstate.com
12/22/2006 [-]
- Denver Airport Reopens; the Mess Lingers
12/22/2006 [-]
A New Wine-World Order
12/22/2006 [-]
Tiny Spanish Village Win the World's Biggest Lottery
12/22/2006 [-]
- Russian Oil Tycoon Moved to Detention
12/22/2006 [-]
Security tight for Gandhi after threat
12/22/2006 [-]
Somali rivals fight to bloody standstill
12/22/2006 [-]
No response on Solway inquest
12/22/2006 [-]
2 killed, 60,000 displaced in worst flooding in a century
12/22/2006 [-]
Costa Rica's Arias says Castro like Pinochet
12/22/2006 [-]
UN announces measures against child kidnapping in Haiti
12/22/2006 [-]
President, First Lady Visit Troops At Walter Reed Army Medical Center
12/22/2006 [-]
Macy's Pulls Hooded Jackets Amid Complaints They Were Made With Dog Fur
12/22/2006 [-]
Sudan OK's 'hybrid' UN peacekeeping force in Darfur
12/22/2006 [-]
Sewage divers submerge in murky world
12/22/2006 [-]
Fire chief demoted after probe finds she gave preferential treatment to lesbians
12/22/2006 [-]
Mysterious woman hands out money to bus riders
12/22/2006 [-]
Officers tried raffling Playstation for ex-colleague who killed
12/22/2006 [-]
Nigeria 'using Abacha cash well'
12/22/2006 [-]
Mum's marmalade out of this world
12/22/2006 [-]
Insurgents offer U.S. a truce - with a big catch
12/22/2006 [-]
Forgotten world
12/22/2006 [-]
At least 5 dead as UN moves against Haitian gangs
12/22/2006 [-]
Gold, silver higher, but copper slips
12/22/2006 [-]
Shuttle glides to smooth Florida touchdown
12/22/2006 [-]
Militia offers U.S. truce for withdrawal
12/22/2006 [-]
Cuba says economy grew 12.5 percent
12/22/2006 [-]
Weather permits Florida shuttle landing
12/22/2006 [-]
Ethiopian tanks heading to Somalia battle
12/22/2006 [-]
Drug lord's legacy Herd of unwanted hippos
12/22/2006 [-]
Mild weather muddles Muscovites
12/22/2006 [-]
North Korea remains firm on U.S. lifting aid limits
12/22/2006 [-]
Somalia on brink of civil war
12/22/2006 [-]
New Pentagon chief visits Baghdad
12/22/2006 [-]
Curiousity filled the biggest textbook in the world
12/22/2006 [-]
Most Useless Plan for World Peace • Most Profitable Dream • Worst Name Change
12/22/2006 [-]
Woman rescued from Los Angeles River
12/22/2006 [-]
I-Team 8 Was All Over the World in 2006
12/22/2006 [-]
Right to life abused in Asia in 2006 report
12/22/2006 [-]
Italian MPs angry at 'gay' dolls
12/22/2006 [-]
After last-minute suspense, shuttle touches down
12/22/2006 [-]
Annan hopeful Sudan's president will accept Darfur cease-fire
12/22/2006 [-]
- 8 Marines Charged in Iraq Killings
12/22/2006 [-]
Iraqi militant group posts Web offer of truce, tries to recruit Iraqis
12/22/2006 [-]
Polygamy debate on Indonesian streets
12/22/2006 [-]
Fighting rages on in Gaza and West Bank; Abbas blocks Hamas appointments
12/22/2006 [-]
* Israel considering releasing money to aid President Abbas
12/22/2006 [-]
BioAsia 2007 Thailand expects to attract over 15,000 visitors worldwide
12/22/2006 [-]
New Web Interface at WorldVitalRecords.com Helps Individuals Have a Better Experience Searching For
12/22/2006 [-]
Turning Off the Digital World
12/22/2006 [-]
Mercenary arrested in Lebanon
12/22/2006 [-]
Parents accused of caging children convicted of endangering, abuse
12/22/2006 [-]
DA drops first degree forcible rape charges against all three Duke rape suspects
12/22/2006 [-]
Flights resume at Denver airport after two-day shutdown
12/22/2006 [-]
World record in 100m can be lowered study
12/22/2006 [-]
Police cited in Russia school seizure
12/22/2006 [-]
Space Shuttle Discovery lands safely
12/22/2006 [-]
Use IT to take Vachanas to all parts of world seer
12/22/2006 [-]
Colorado blizzard disrupts air travel
12/22/2006 [-]
Iraqi militant group offers U.S. a 'truce' for withdrawing
12/22/2006 [-]
Denver airport limps back into service
12/22/2006 [-]
Hevesi pleads guilty to charge, resigns from office
12/22/2006 [-]
Libya verdict in AIDS case concerns Annan
12/22/2006 [-]
Experts assail 'proselytizing' World Bank research
12/22/2006 [-]
- U.S. Cancels Philippines Military Exercise
12/22/2006 [-]
SeniorNet unlocks the world of computers
12/22/2006 [-]
Mainstream News Experts assail 'proselytizing' World Bank research
12/22/2006 [-]
Insurgents Kill 5 More Soldiers in Iraq
12/22/2006 [-]
Romney set to enter presidential race
12/22/2006 [-]
TG World Provides Central North Slope Alaska Joint Venture U
12/22/2006 [-]
World drug body challenges lifting Pak cricket bans
12/22/2006 [-]
Iraqi militant group posts offer of truce on website
12/22/2006 [-]
Discovery given green light to land
12/22/2006 [-]
Bush signs bill for preservation of World War II internment camps
12/22/2006 [-]
Toshiba We'll beat Sony to living room with Cell
12/22/2006 [-]
Skype Business squarely in our sights
12/22/2006 [-]
Profits overflow at BlackBerry maker RIM
12/22/2006 [-]
Podcasting gets U.K. royal seal of approval
12/22/2006 [-]
Microsoft acknowledges Vista vulnerability
12/22/2006 [-]
Microsoft builds Vista buzz in Tokyo's Akihabara
12/22/2006 [-]
Samba guru leaves Novell for Google over Microsoft deal
12/22/2006 [-]
Grid will help physicists' global hunt for particles
12/22/2006 [-]
Cisco seeks IP route to living room
12/22/2006 [-]
Microsoft strengthens developer collaboration tool
12/22/2006 [-]
Gates ends Iraq visit; 5 U.S. troops killed
12/22/2006 [-]
U.S. report predicted Yugoslavia's bloody demise
12/22/2006 [-]
Report N.Y. commuter rail vulnerable to attack
12/22/2006 [-]
Rape charges against Duke players dropped
12/22/2006 [-]
Spanish Team For World Champs
12/22/2006 [-]
Toyota on course to be world's top automaker
12/22/2006 [-]
Italy, fashion industry combat anorexia
12/22/2006 [-]
'Lab in the Corner' empowers the test engineer
12/22/2006 [-]
Bashir slams Australia, US for 'engineering' his jailing
12/22/2006 [-]
Two Oberoi hotels rated among best in world
12/22/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad Bush Most Hated Person in the World
12/22/2006 [-]
U.N.'s Annan concerned at Libya verdict in AIDS case
12/22/2006 [-]
Annan hopeful that Sudan's president will agree to ceasefire in Darfur
12/22/2006 [-]
Cuba claims fastest economic growth in Americas
12/22/2006 [-]
Search for U.S. Climbers Narrows in China
12/22/2006 [-]
Violence Between Palestinian Factions Eases
12/22/2006 [-]
Russia Excuses Itself in Final Report on Beslan
12/22/2006 [-]
Mexico cracks down on pot
12/22/2006 [-]
Toyota poised to pass GM as world's biggest automaker
12/22/2006 [-]
Toyota forecasts worldwide production of 9.42M vehicles in 2
12/22/2006 [-]
Suspected mobster extradited to U.S.
12/22/2006 [-]
One mom, two wombs, three babies
12/22/2006 [-]
Ultra-skinny models under fire in Italy
12/22/2006 [-]
- Saudi Arabia to Appoint New Ambassador
12/22/2006 [-]
- Judge Orders Saudi Princess Deported
12/22/2006 [-]
1 woman + 2 wombs = 3 girls
12/22/2006 [-]
Some ponder 'designer' babies with Mom or Dad's defective genes
12/22/2006 [-]
World's biggest lottery drawn in Spain
12/22/2006 [-]
Paternity test ordered for Anna Nicole's daughter
12/22/2006 [-]
Microsoft extends warranty on Xbox to one year
12/22/2006 [-]
Al Qaeda U.K. urged to strike over holidays
12/22/2006 [-]
Monk battles monk in Greece
12/22/2006 [-]
Turkmen leader pledges stability
12/22/2006 [-]
Bush's winning ways come to an end
12/22/2006 [-]
Armed men in Santa suits hold up store
12/22/2006 [-]
Look what the world's doing on X'mas
12/22/2006 [-]
Nigeria uses Abacha loot for development-World Bank
12/22/2006 [-]
Raising secure children in a financially insecure world
12/22/2006 [-]
Discovery passes on first landing opportunity
12/22/2006 [-]
FA calls for boycott of agents who snubbed corruption inquiry
12/22/2006 [-]
Norwegian stem cell company eyes Wis.
12/22/2006 [-]
Waiting To Land; Astronauts In Space Limbo
12/22/2006 [-]
Stranded Xmas For Some Caught In Blizzard?
12/22/2006 [-]
Fat One brings early Christmas to Spanish lottery winners
12/22/2006 [-]
De Villepin loses credibility and sleep in midnight interrogation
12/22/2006 [-]
Mideast Leaders Going It Alone
12/22/2006 [-]
North Korea Talks Get Nowhere
12/22/2006 [-]
Nations in N. Korea talks reiterate commitment to dialogue 2
12/22/2006 [-]
Natural gas from Azerbaijan to Georgia suspended several weeks Georgian PM
12/22/2006 [-]
Terrorist attack on gas pipeline from Azerbaijan to Georgia Georgian TV
12/22/2006 [-]
President Bush issues 16 pardons
12/22/2006 [-]
AG files charges against abortion provider
12/22/2006 [-]
Parents who caged kids convicted in OH
12/22/2006 [-]
Post-tsunami communities in renewal UNICEF
12/22/2006 [-]
Documentary French soldiers had 2 chances to kill bin Laden
12/22/2006 [-]
Lawyer Duke rape charges dropped
12/22/2006 [-]
China gives rights lawyer suspended sentence
12/22/2006 [-]
Reuteman Agriculture trying to ride a rough market
12/22/2006 [-]
Pope worries about clash between religions and cultures
12/22/2006 [-]
Santa statue welcomes visitors in Turkey
12/22/2006 [-]
Italy signs manifesto to stop ultra-skinny models
12/22/2006 [-]
Mystery of office where staff kept getting breast cancer
12/22/2006 [-]
Jammu,Kashmir to have world's largest Tulip garden CM Azad
12/22/2006 [-]
Brazil's World Cup veteran Casagrande leaves hospital
12/22/2006 [-]
Technology and the developing world
12/22/2006 [-]
Peace Hopes Fade in Somalia as Fighting Rages
12/22/2006 [-]
Raul Castro says he'll delegate more than big brother Fidel
12/22/2006 [-]
Cuban lawmakers meet for first session since Castro fell ill
12/22/2006 [-]
Report Focuses On Possible Bombs In NYC Tunnels
12/22/2006 [-]
Army Helicopter Crash Kills 2 In Washington State
12/22/2006 [-]
President Bush Gives 17 Pardons
12/22/2006 [-]
Condoleezza Rice Talks About Iraq, Possibility Of A Black President
12/22/2006 [-]
5 U.S. Troops Killed In Iraq; Gates Ends Visit
12/22/2006 [-]
N. Korea Nuclear Talks End In Failure
12/22/2006 [-]
Ohio Couple Convicted Of Putting Children In Cages
12/22/2006 [-]
Judge Rules Iran Must Pay 254 Million In 1996 Terrorist Attack
12/22/2006 [-]
Kansas Attorney General Files Criminal Charges Against Abortion Provider
12/22/2006 [-]
Rape Charges Dropped In Duke Lacrosse Case
12/22/2006 [-]
Setting new tone, Raul Castro urges Cuban university student
12/22/2006 [-]
Raul Castro opens way for more debate in Cuba
12/22/2006 [-]
Fog disrupts flights at Delhi airport
12/22/2006 [-]
Russia doubles gas prices for Georgia
12/22/2006 [-]
Splish splash for Sea World...
12/22/2006 [-]
UN hopeful on Darfur peace force
12/22/2006 [-]
Toyota poised to pass GM as world's biggest automaker in 2007
12/22/2006 [-]
Villagers strike gold in worlds top lottery
12/22/2006 [-]
Iran's President Bush 'Most Hated'
12/22/2006 [-]
Why Are Danes The World's Happiest Nation?
12/22/2006 [-]
Richest 2 Percent Own Half the World's Wealth
12/22/2006 [-]
China to overtake Germany as world's third largest auto market
12/22/2006 [-]
Santa's Web site hacked
12/22/2006 [-]
South Korea Dioxin in rejected US beef shipment exceeded ap
12/22/2006 [-]
Floods displace thousands in Malaysia
12/22/2006 [-]
'Pressure will mount' on N Korea
12/22/2006 [-]
Britain, France push for U.N. vote on Iran sanctions
12/22/2006 [-]
PC World's Tenth Most Popular Story of 2006
12/22/2006 [-]
Denver International Airport reopens
12/22/2006 [-]
NY Jailed for murder, he tracked down real killer from behind prison bars
12/22/2006 [-]
Marine faces murder charges in Haditha killings
12/22/2006 [-]
Annan expects Sudan consent on Darfur force
12/22/2006 [-]
More fog nightmare for British travellers, but light on horizon
12/22/2006 [-]
Judge Iran Owes 254 M To '96 Attack Victims
12/22/2006 [-]
Criminal Charges Against Abortion Provider
12/22/2006 [-]
Human Rights Advocates Not Satisfied with Haditha Charges
12/22/2006 [-]
Africa Pope's Message for the World Day of Peace
12/22/2006 [-]
Bie INAC Promotes Talks On Importance of Juveniles World
12/22/2006 [-]
Early Christmas gift for central NSW farmer
12/22/2006 [-]
Parents accused of caging adoptive children convicted of some felony, misdemeanor counts
12/22/2006 [-]
The world's most luxurious hotel
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Policeman killed in N Waziristan
12/22/2006 [-]
Barloworld Gives Back to Society
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World Bank Nigeria does not appear to have misspent returne
12/22/2006 [-]
U.S. envoy says no sign of breakthrough at North Korea nuclear talks
12/22/2006 [-]
More fog strands thousands of passengers as holiday chaos sets in at London's Heathrow
12/22/2006 [-]
Rebel monks holed up at chapel after clashes at Orthodox sanctuary
12/22/2006 [-]
Rebel monks barricaded in chapel after clashes
12/22/2006 [-]
Welcome to the world of nano foods
12/22/2006 [-]
Lennon's Conviction You Can Change The World
12/22/2006 [-]
Fourth day of fog keeps thousands stranded at London's airport
12/22/2006 [-]
Judge ruled Iran partly responsible for 1996 terrorist attack
12/22/2006 [-]
Five American troops killed as Gates ends Iraq visit and U.S.
12/22/2006 [-]
Military Draft 'Readiness' Tests Planned
12/22/2006 [-]
N. Korea Nuke Talks End Without Agreement
12/22/2006 [-]
Bush Issues Pardons To 16 Minor Criminals
12/22/2006 [-]
New clashes threaten Gaza truce
12/22/2006 [-]
Castro misses Cuba assembly opening
12/22/2006 [-]
North Korea nuclear talks end without breakthrough, no new meeting scheduled
12/22/2006 [-]
N Korea nuclear talks end without deal
12/22/2006 [-]
South Korea starts killing poultry after new outbreak of bir
12/22/2006 [-]
NYC Rail Tunnels Vulnerable to Bomb Attack
12/22/2006 [-]
'Not all that fizzes is champagne'
12/22/2006 [-]
'Christmas has been cancelled'
12/22/2006 [-]
Hammond lost two weeks after high-speed crash
12/22/2006 [-]
Political violence leaves one more dead
12/22/2006 [-]
- Report NYC Rail Tunnels Vulnerable
12/22/2006 [-]
RIA Novosti editor-in-chief meets with Azerbaijan president
12/22/2006 [-]
Turkmen political exiles may return after hard-line ruler's death
12/22/2006 [-]
Queen's Christmas treat a podcast
12/22/2006 [-]
International flap centers on St. Louis Marine
12/22/2006 [-]
Turkmenistan to Hold 'Democratic' Vote
12/22/2006 [-]
Man Won't Seek Bail in British Murders
12/22/2006 [-]
New energy battle brews
12/22/2006 [-]
World Bank Releases CFA 169 billion for Cameroons Energy Sector
12/22/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad Bush 'Most Hated' In World
12/22/2006 [-]
Pope Benedict makes year-end address
12/22/2006 [-]
British woman with two wombs gives birth to three girls
12/22/2006 [-]
Toyota Aims to Eclipse GM as World's No. 1 Automaker
12/22/2006 [-]
Fog keeps Heathrow passengers grounded
12/22/2006 [-]
N. Korea nuclear talks fruitless
12/22/2006 [-]
Turkmenistan to hold 'democratic' vote
12/22/2006 [-]
RI aims to become world's third biggest pulp producer
12/22/2006 [-]
China scraps wine maker's mass nude run
12/22/2006 [-]
Chinese Lawyer's Sentence Is Light
12/22/2006 [-]
Toyota's Sales Projections Show It Surpassing G.M.
12/22/2006 [-]
Melbourne swelters through hot night
12/22/2006 [-]
Identical Worlds of War
12/22/2006 [-]
Venezuela denounces press watchdog group
12/22/2006 [-]
Voting system company to sever ties to Venezuela
12/22/2006 [-]
Cuba aids Venezuela's corruption fight
12/22/2006 [-]
Tourism blog SeaWorld's new water park Aquatica
12/22/2006 [-]
The World from Berlin Slouching Towards Combat
12/22/2006 [-]
'CatWalk the world' boosts fight against child hunger
12/22/2006 [-]
Giant squid captured live on camera for first time
12/22/2006 [-]
Briton denies 'air terror plot' role in Pakistani court
12/22/2006 [-]
Canada's New Government Partners With UNICEF and the World Food ...
12/22/2006 [-]
Russia to supply Georgia with nat gas
12/22/2006 [-]
PKN Orlen offers to buy out shares
12/22/2006 [-]
Podcasting gets royal seal of approval
12/22/2006 [-]
Sony Rootkit Settlement Reaches 5.75M
12/22/2006 [-]
South Korean contribution for US troops up 6.6 percent
12/22/2006 [-]
Man won't seek bail in British murders
12/22/2006 [-]
Tech targets the Third World
12/22/2006 [-]
Oaxaca Protests Expected Worldwide
12/22/2006 [-]
Teens turn to medicines for a high
12/22/2006 [-]
Blizzard closes Denver airport
12/22/2006 [-]
The first Christmas card
12/22/2006 [-]
Arizona becomes fastest-growing state
12/22/2006 [-]
British police charge man with murder of prostitutes
12/22/2006 [-]
Arizona leads nation in growth
12/22/2006 [-]
- Ariz. Is Nation's Fastest Growing State
12/22/2006 [-]
Arizona is fastest-growing state, with 3.6% growth
12/22/2006 [-]
Rift Valley Fever kills 12 in Kenya
12/22/2006 [-]
Five U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
12/22/2006 [-]
Bangladesh clash with protesters
12/22/2006 [-]
Ganguly should be made captain for World Cup Jadeja
12/22/2006 [-]
Man charged in prostitute murders
12/22/2006 [-]
Travelers could stay in Denver until Christmas
12/22/2006 [-]
Cameroon World Bank Releases CFA 169 billion for Cameroon's Energy Sector
12/22/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad Calls President Bush 'Most Hated Person' in the World
12/22/2006 [-]
North Korea nuclear talks end
12/22/2006 [-]
South Korea starts killing poultry after new outbreak of bird flu
12/22/2006 [-]
New outbreak of bird flu in South Korea
12/22/2006 [-]
South Korea reports fourth bird
12/22/2006 [-]
'US wrecked nuke talks' S Korea
12/22/2006 [-]
Colorado digs out from major blizzard
12/22/2006 [-]
'Suicide blast' targets Afghan MP
12/22/2006 [-]
China's culture minister admits some world heritage sites are
12/22/2006 [-]
Iraqi police arrested in UK raid
12/22/2006 [-]
Global Terror Concerns Rise For Holidays
12/22/2006 [-]
Tsunami-stricken beaches revive
12/22/2006 [-]
US regulators deadlocked on ATT takeover of BellSouth
12/22/2006 [-]
5 U.S. Troops Die West of Baghdad
12/22/2006 [-]
Austrian court frees British author jailed as Holocaust deni
12/22/2006 [-]
Convicted Holocaust-denier Irving expelled from Austria
12/22/2006 [-]
British Holocaust denier leaves for England after release from Austrian prison
12/22/2006 [-]
Japanese researchers film live giant squid
12/22/2006 [-]
Vietnam spends Christmas with Santa more
12/22/2006 [-]
As Vietnam opens up and communist grip relaxes, Christmas with Santa gains popularity
12/22/2006 [-]
Wyoming declared free of livestock disease that blocked expo