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06/19/2006 Prosecution Saddam should be executed
06/19/2006 Japan experts devise new human egg freezing method
06/19/2006 Marginalized, Indian wives face growing AIDS threat
06/19/2006 Snow Polls won't influence Iraq strategy
06/19/2006 Qaeda-linked group says abducted US soldiers in Iraq
06/19/2006 Bollywood stars charged over killing of protected black buck
06/19/2006 The crook, the police, the wife and her ticket
06/19/2006 EU sceptical on Israel unilateral borders initiative
06/19/2006 New test for detecting genetic defects in embryos
06/19/2006 Deputy Secretary of State Zoellick departs official
06/19/2006 3 more World Cup matches on tap today
06/19/2006 'Cars' wins box office for 2nd weekend
06/19/2006 Nestle to buy Jenny Craig for $600 million
06/19/2006 Mayor of Israel's 'rocket town' wants Olmert to quit
06/19/2006 Pakistan-born man guilty in Australian "jihad" plot
06/19/2006 Damage to port crops less than thought
06/19/2006 7 U.S. troops wounded looking for comrades
06/19/2006 Iraq forces to take over southern province
06/19/2006 Yahoo enters enterprise waters with partner X1
06/19/2006 Allergy Shots
06/19/2006 Terror funding shifts to cash
06/19/2006 Bush gears up for whirlwind trip to Europe
06/19/2006 Iraq prosecutors request death sentence for Saddam
06/19/2006 Highlights magazine freshens design
06/19/2006 Prosecution seeks death penalty for Saddam
06/19/2006 Sen. Clinton taking her politics national
06/19/2006 American chestnut trees reappear in N.H.
06/19/2006 EU proposes new airline data deal with US
06/19/2006 Iraqi prosecutors ask death sentence for Saddam
06/19/2006 Wade lifts the Heat to brink of first championship
06/19/2006 Britain wants security crackdown in Iraqi city of Basra
06/19/2006 Japan vows to press on in resuming commercial whaling
06/19/2006 Lucent joint-venture lands 15 million dollar Malaysian telecom deal
06/19/2006 Slovak President to ask leftist to form govt
06/19/2006 Yahoo worm demonstrates AJAX threat
06/19/2006 Peacekeepers fan out across ETimor capital ahead of major protest
06/19/2006 North Korea stirs jitters with missile launch boast
06/19/2006 Darfur rebels in Khartoum for talks on peace deal
06/19/2006 Coalition troops to quit southern province Iraq PM
06/19/2006 Maliki says Iraqis to take over province in July
06/19/2006 Coast Guard Academy court-martial to begin
06/19/2006 Mexican candidates' wives vow low profiles
06/19/2006 Nokia, Siemens to merge telecoms activities
06/19/2006 Bomb strikes Iraqi army convoy, killing 5
06/19/2006 Pregnant pause as Aussie mums wait for baby bonus
06/19/2006 Yahoo! Now the Biggest Censor in China
06/19/2006 New Device Disables Digital Cameras
06/19/2006 Europe has 'no alternative' to Russian energy German ex-leader
06/19/2006 Palestinians must prevent 'civil war' Islamic conference
06/19/2006 Prosecution to rest case against Saddam
06/19/2006 EADS to hold first board meeting since share massacre report
06/19/2006 PM Japan undecided over troop withdrawal
06/19/2006 Suicide car bomb kills 4 in Baghdad
06/19/2006 U.S. troops press ahead with Ramadi operation
06/19/2006 Do Democrats need to be united on Iraq?
06/19/2006 Breakaway rebel boss will only hand arms to ETimor president
06/19/2006 Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi turns 61 under house arrest
06/19/2006 Bangladesh parliament may shorten sessions for World Cup
06/19/2006 Va. institute's peace mission still strong
06/18/2006 NYSE could set up rival London bourse CEO
06/18/2006 CIA warned Britain about London suicide bomber press
06/18/2006 U.S. and Iraqi forces push into Ramadi
06/18/2006 Japan, allies warn North Korea on missile launch
06/18/2006 Fear starts to lift in rural Nepal after peace deal
06/18/2006 N.Korea appears close to testing missile
06/18/2006 Heat move within 1 game of NBA title
06/18/2006 U.S. lawmakers push sugar as fuel source
06/18/2006 Technical, production woes threaten Boeing 787 delivery
06/18/2006 China to put a man on the moon by 2024 expert
06/18/2006 Six-nation survey finds gun crimes, fear widespread
06/18/2006 Schumer U.S. cities vulnerable to attacks
06/18/2006 Mickelson collapse hands Ogilvy major title
06/18/2006 Kidman flies into Sydney amid wedding speculation
06/18/2006 US military bases welcome in Australia PM
06/18/2006 Japan delays decision on Iraq withdrawal
06/18/2006 Whaling nations see 'historic' triumph over ban
06/18/2006 Japanese ministers meet on NKorea, Iraq
06/18/2006 North Korea said to have fueled missile for test
06/18/2006 British troops thrust into southern Afghanistan
06/18/2006 Terry, Howard give Mavs lead at halftime
06/18/2006 U.S. vows to find soldiers missing in Iraq
06/18/2006 Bishop chosen 1st female Episcopal leader
06/18/2006 U.S. warns North Korea on missile test
06/18/2006 FATHER'S HEART OVERFLOWS WITH LOVE FOR HIS SONS
06/18/2006 Turkish TV denies piglet ban
06/18/2006 Mickelson's collapse gives Ogilvy the Open
06/18/2006 Norway to house seeds in doomsday vault
06/18/2006 North Korea seems close to missile test
06/18/2006 Yahoo engineers use skills for a good cause
06/18/2006 'Screech' sells shirts to keep his house
06/18/2006 Jersey City mayor arrested in bar incident
06/18/2006 First woman named to head US Episcopal Church
06/18/2006 Masked gunmen took U.S. troops, Iraqi says
06/18/2006 Armstrong calls for disciplinary action against Pound
06/18/2006 Ogilvy secures dramatic maiden major title
06/18/2006 Cousins at risk of cancer give up stomachs
06/18/2006 Marine sees daughter's birth via video
06/18/2006 Wall Street's focus shifting to earnings
06/18/2006 Pro-whaling nations hail vote on ban
06/18/2006 Experts Ethanol's water demands a concern
06/18/2006 Wall Street's focus to shift to earnings
06/18/2006 CORRECTED Japan wins first pro-whaling vote in two decades
06/18/2006 Hamas, Fatah closer to deal on Israel
06/18/2006 "Cars" Nips Black's "Nacho"
06/18/2006 U.S. seeks to cut off key Taliban routes
06/18/2006 Nobel winners call on US to ease up on North Korea
06/18/2006 Pro-whaling nations pass resolution against hunting moratorium
06/18/2006 Boy George Wanted...in Custody
06/18/2006 Senate Democrats want vote on Iraq withdrawal
06/18/2006 Iraqi Masked gunmen seized U.S. soldiers
06/18/2006 Iraqi interpreters looking to settle scores with Saddam
06/18/2006 Oil company execs Fuel relatively cheap
06/18/2006 EU, US to launch joint anti-counterfeiting initiative
06/18/2006 Voters back greater autonomy for Spain's Catalonia region
06/18/2006 Woman chosen as top US Episcopal Church bishop
06/18/2006 Israel extremists threaten hell over West Bank pullouts
06/18/2006 Japan wins first pro-whaling vote in two decades
06/18/2006 Korea snatch dramatic draw with France
06/18/2006 Chavez Kalashnikov factory plan stirs fear
06/18/2006 Israeli Arab officer sentenced for spying
06/18/2006 Mickelson takes 1-shot lead at U.S. Open
06/18/2006 'Cars' rolls to another box office win
06/18/2006 US expects North Korea to return to nuclear talks
06/18/2006 Israel court rejects barrier route change
06/18/2006 Somali Islamists warn of new fighting over 'Ethiopian incursions'
06/18/2006 Bakers kidnapped as Al-Qaeda claims Baghdad bombings
06/18/2006 France scores, earns tie with South Korea
06/18/2006 U.S. aiming to cut off Taliban routes
06/18/2006 'Sweaty hippies,' rock fans share Bonnaroo
06/18/2006 Heather McCartney battles national pariah status
06/18/2006 2 U.S. troops were abducted, Iraqi says
06/18/2006 EADS' Forgeard remains confident in Airbus chief
06/18/2006 Episcopalians elect first female leader
06/18/2006 Katrina victim found in New Orleans house
06/18/2006 US oil defends record profits
06/18/2006 Japan lining up support against whaling ban
06/18/2006 Sandler says he's ready to shift focus
06/18/2006 Bush aware of concern over Iraq White House
06/18/2006 Brazil labors to 2-0 win over Australia
06/18/2006 Farmer U.S. troops in Iraq taken captive
06/18/2006 Brazil through after gritty Aussies give them a run for their money
06/18/2006 Insanity remains focus in Yates' 2nd trial
06/18/2006 New national monument a wonder few can see
06/18/2006 Mixing animal, human cells gets exotic
06/18/2006 Critics Tamils targeted in Sri Lanka
06/18/2006 No leads yet in fatal New Orleans shooting
06/18/2006 Offensive kills about 90 Afghan militants
06/18/2006 'Cars' retains lead at the box office
06/18/2006 Today in history June 18
06/18/2006 Computer with D.C. workers' data stolen
06/18/2006 Troops surround Iraqi rebel bastion as Qaeda claims bombings
06/18/2006 Woman allegedly brings drugs to court
06/18/2006 Montana city deploys goats to eat weeds
06/18/2006 Doctors remain powerless against cancer after 50 years of research
06/18/2006 Catalans vote on broad new powers
06/18/2006 Hospital to decide on face transplant
06/18/2006 Spokesman Bush polls don't rule Iraq war
06/18/2006 America's national parks face pressures
06/18/2006 Len Bias' death provoked change, questions
06/18/2006 Now he's 64 Paul McCartney celebrates that birthday
06/18/2006 The Origin of Father's Day
06/18/2006 Abbas urges Arabs to block Israel's plan
06/18/2006 11 cousins give up stomachs after tests
06/18/2006 UAF gets $1M to study sea ice in Arctic
06/18/2006 Experts hope rocks unravel Earth's secrets
06/18/2006 Slumbering English soccer fans block road
06/18/2006 NYC mayor can't squelch rumors of White House bid
06/18/2006 Hewitt ends title drought with fourth Queen's victory
06/18/2006 Hewitt beats Blake for fourth Queen's title
06/18/2006 Oddjob's hat, Elvis's belt sold at auction
06/18/2006 Landslide in southwest China kills 11 Xinhua
06/18/2006 Graveney admits England face Ashes struggle
06/18/2006 Witness U.S. troops in Iraq taken captive
06/18/2006 Bakery attacked in Iraq, militants claim bombs
06/18/2006 US pressures insurgents in Iraq's Ramadi
06/18/2006 Lawyer Court to hear Parks dispute
06/18/2006 Burundi government and rebels agree to stop hostilities
06/18/2006 Murray to play Wimbledon without a coach
06/18/2006 Olmert rejects international probe into Gaza beach deaths
06/18/2006 Bomb in eastern Turkey wrecks cargo train report
06/18/2006 US photographer arrested at Nigerian oil facility
06/18/2006 Iran says U.S. hinders nuclear compromise
06/18/2006 Missing US troops in area where many live in fear
06/18/2006 EU welcomes Quartet backing for Palestinian aid mechanism
06/18/2006 AP Development inches toward nat'l parks
06/18/2006 23 killed and injured as truck plunges into Indian Kashmir gorge
06/18/2006 Burundi government and rebels agree to 'stop hostilities'
06/18/2006 UN ups food handouts in Gaza Strip
06/18/2006 China says African drive not a challenge to US
06/18/2006 We must rev it up, say Lampard and Gerrard
06/18/2006 Nine killed in Iraq violence
06/18/2006 Zapatero facing crucial test in Catalan autonomy referendum
06/18/2006 Iran says talks with US over Iraq "impossible"
06/18/2006 Ten Iraqi bakers kidnapped amid unabated violence
06/18/2006 Palestinians predict breakthrough in factional talks
06/18/2006 Jordan king urges Palestinian unity, return to truce
06/18/2006 Iran protests France's lifting of ban on armed opposition
06/18/2006 Research explores data mining, privacy
06/18/2006 Steve Miller raids archives, gets jazzy
06/18/2006 N.Korea to boost its 'military deterrent'
06/18/2006 Lampard slams ex-internationals over England criticism
06/18/2006 Aid plan draws muted Palestinian response
06/18/2006 Philippine volcano ejects ash, pebbles
06/18/2006 More foreign police to deploy in East Timor
06/18/2006 North Korea's missile launch unlikely on Sunday
06/18/2006 2 suspected militants killed in Pakistan
06/18/2006 Chechen rebels pledge to fight on after head killed
06/18/2006 Yahoo! to challenge Google with Social Search features
06/18/2006 New Orleans shootings may be drug-related
06/18/2006 Volkswagen denies plans to cut extra 10,000 jobs
06/18/2006 U.S. troops search for missing GIs in Iraq
06/18/2006 Accused sex ringleader linked to media CFO reports
06/18/2006 'Screech' actor turns to fans for help
06/18/2006 US airstrikes in Afghanistan surge
06/18/2006 Thousands rally in Taiwan for president to quit
06/18/2006 10 workers at Baghdad bakery kidnapped
06/18/2006 Australian PM to tell Indonesian leader of anger over Bashir
06/18/2006 Wallabies coach expecting tough Irish Test after England walkover
06/18/2006 NASA OKs July 1 shuttle liftoff despite objections
06/17/2006 Timor needs to disarm population to ensure security analysts
06/17/2006 Australia PM Troops won't leave Iraq soon
06/17/2006 Sri Lanka alert after fierce battles
06/17/2006 Sri Lanka security alert after battles
06/17/2006 U.S. troops search for 2 missing soldiers
06/17/2006 Rwanda holds second baby gorilla naming ceremony
06/17/2006 Laptop with D.C. workers' data stolen
06/17/2006 Paris Club creditors cancel Cameroon debt
06/17/2006 Japan warns N.Korea amid signs missile test imminent
06/17/2006 Chinese premier's visit tests textile strains in South Africa
06/17/2006 British energy company sparks concern over Indian outsourcing
06/17/2006 Photographer's death condemned in Pakistan
06/17/2006 Barbs and bombs cut short Thailand's royal magic
06/17/2006 Crews battle blazes around New Mexico
06/17/2006 Japan says could announce Iraq pull-out
06/17/2006 Nigerian president says 2 terms enough
06/17/2006 Edmonton forces Game 7 in Stanley Cup
06/17/2006 Five teenagers shot to death in New Orleans
06/17/2006 Japan warns N.Korea over any missile 'attack'
06/17/2006 'Attenborough is an idiot' screen star Bogarde's stinging letters revealed
06/17/2006 PARENTS MUST BE TOLD OF SISTER'S ABUSIVE PAST
06/17/2006 Greenland seeks to hunt humpback, bowhead whales
06/17/2006 American Indian remains donated
06/17/2006 Body image concerns tied to mood disorders in teens
06/17/2006 Myanmar minorities fear being dammed and damned
06/17/2006 Slovak leftists win elections partial results
06/17/2006 Japan warns N.Korea on missiles
06/17/2006 5 teens die in New Orleans shooting
06/17/2006 Mainstream News Internet powerhouse Yahoo revamps rock star Bono's anti-pove
06/17/2006 Sheehan supports U.S. deserters in Canada
06/17/2006 5 teens die in Big Easy street shooting
06/17/2006 2 U.S. troops sought amid abduction report
06/17/2006 Over 2 dozen killed despite Iraq security
06/17/2006 Book argues Al Qaeda planned NYC gas attack
06/17/2006 2 hurt after 500-foot fall off Mount Hood
06/17/2006 Mickelson poised for 3rd straight major
06/17/2006 U.S. ties Italy 1-1, still alive in Cup
06/17/2006 Starbucks targeted over high-fat products
06/17/2006 Fierce rows rock world whaling talks
06/17/2006 Five New Orleans teenagers shot to death
06/17/2006 Beirut property boom ignores political crises
06/17/2006 Mickelson poised for third straight major
06/17/2006 Quartet backs EU funding mechanism for Palestinians
06/17/2006 New Orleans shootout leaves 5 teens dead
06/17/2006 US holds Italy as three sent off
06/17/2006 Oakland ballot count names Dellums winner
06/17/2006 Bush tells Iraqis US will not leave them in lurch
06/17/2006 NASA, despite dissent, sets shuttle date
06/17/2006 Pro-whaling nations seek end to ban
06/17/2006 Tigers issue warning as sea and land battles kill 52
06/17/2006 Slovakia's left-wing opposition set to win general election
06/17/2006 Clinic for computer game addicts opens in Amsterdam
06/17/2006 U.S. seeks soldiers missing in Iraq
06/17/2006 US halts issue of visas to Hondurans
06/17/2006 Identity of Zarqawi's successor remains enigma
06/17/2006 NASA picks July 1 for new shuttle flight
06/17/2006 Volcano secures Montserrat's sense of self
06/17/2006 Actress Heigl of 'Grey's Anatomy' engaged
06/17/2006 Leftists win Slovak vote but no majority exit poll
06/17/2006 New rows rattle world whaling meet
06/17/2006 Chechen rebel 'president' slain, but hardline fighter takes over
06/17/2006 US hold Italy to 1-1 tie at halftime
06/17/2006 Britain deports second terror suspect to Algeria
06/17/2006 Hamas official to keep funneling cash
06/17/2006 NASA sets next Discovery launch for July 1
06/17/2006 NASA picks July 1 for shuttle flight
06/17/2006 Palestinians have not received arms transfer Abbas
06/17/2006 Veolia gives up on Vinci merger plan, rules out hostile bid
06/17/2006 Somali Islamists accuse Ethiopia of incursion
06/17/2006 Writer, militant give hope to India region
06/17/2006 Germany's fugitive bear spotted twice
06/17/2006 Village Chinese river filthy before spill
06/17/2006 Ghana pride of Africa as they shock Czechs
06/17/2006 ETimor's Gusmao says Reinado not a rebel
06/17/2006 Tharanga ton sets-up Sri Lanka victory
06/17/2006 Iraq attacks kill 43
06/17/2006 Greenland seeks to hunt humpback whales
06/17/2006 Calif. struggles with prescribed fires
06/17/2006 Was the Britney-to-Namibia story a hoax?
06/17/2006 Woman accused of attack with dead puppy
06/17/2006 Pine bark extract can help hyperactive children study
06/17/2006 Japan, US warn NKorea against 'provocative' missile launch
06/17/2006 Montgomery kicks South Africa to victory against Scotland
06/17/2006 Gerrard and Lampard jump to Owen's defence
06/17/2006 Killing of drug police shakes Colombians
06/17/2006 Abbas says EU funding mechanism 'not adequate'
06/17/2006 5 teens killed in New Orleans shootout
06/17/2006 Search continues for 2 soldiers in Iraq
06/17/2006 Analysis al-Zarqawi death offers clues
06/17/2006 4 dead, 1 injured in New Orleans shooting
06/17/2006 Ranchers add ladders to save border fences
06/17/2006 Portugal advances for 1st time since '66
06/17/2006 Pomp, pageantry mark Queen's birthday
06/17/2006 Ethiopia denies sending troops to Somalia
06/17/2006 Africa a hot destination for the famous
06/17/2006 Rwanda holds baby gorilla naming ceremony
06/17/2006 Austria's Haider says Bush is a war criminal
06/17/2006 Al-Qaeda threatens revenge for Zarqawi death website
06/17/2006 Marines and guardsmen 'embed' with the Iraqi army in restive Anbar
06/17/2006 Iran says will offer nuke package changes
06/17/2006 Police find shelter for stranded Mexican fans
06/17/2006 French philosophy student fails, therefore he sues
06/17/2006 Corruption probe leads to Italy prince's arrest
06/17/2006 'Screech' hopes to be saved by the T-shirt
06/17/2006 Bush Iraq must know it won't be abandoned
06/17/2006 Burundian ceasefire deal signature delayed
06/17/2006 Bolivia to spend $6.8B to fight poverty
06/17/2006 700 protest before Iran's World Cup match
06/17/2006 N. Korea denies it's about to test missile
06/17/2006 U.S. forces struggle to get on terms
06/17/2006 Palestinian FM boasts Iran pledge of 50 million dollars in aid
06/17/2006 Coalition forces kill 45 in Afghanistan
06/17/2006 Lebanon to complain about Israel to UN
06/17/2006 Palestinian factions try to reach agreement
06/17/2006 Nigerian president surprised by corruption
06/17/2006 Veolia gives up on plan to merge with Vinci
06/17/2006 Ten insurgents killed as anti-Taliban drive pushes on
06/17/2006 Peacock on the pull at the petrol pump
06/17/2006 Launch Date Expected Today for Space Shuttle Discovery
06/17/2006 STS-121 Shuttle Commander 'We're ready.'
06/17/2006 Proposed dams to be Chile's next environment battle
06/17/2006 US military vessel picks up defeated Somali warlords from Mogadishu
06/17/2006 England win toss and field against Sri Lanka
06/17/2006 Italy and Czech Republic eye the next round
06/17/2006 Slovaks vote in legislative elections
06/17/2006 At least 41 killed in Sri Lankan sea and land battles
06/17/2006 Ron Wood in rehab but will tour with Stones
06/17/2006 Stackhouse suspended for Attack-a-Shaq
06/17/2006 Yahoo tops for finance sites, MSN is 2ND, Google comes in at 42.
06/17/2006 Australia look for three in a row at Azlan Shah Cup
06/17/2006 300 Ethiopian troops cross into Somalia
06/17/2006 Series of explosions kill 7 in Baghdad
06/17/2006 Pakistan urged to investigate reporter's death
06/17/2006 Mayor Making Tijuana safe 'impossible'
06/17/2006 Rep. Jefferson ousted from key panel by House
06/17/2006 Japanese activists protest civilian deaths in Iraq
06/17/2006 Verizon strikes deal to carry public TV stations
06/17/2006 Sizzling words, chilling charges
06/17/2006 Pursuing the Elusive in Australia
06/17/2006 Bombing campaign strikes Baghdad despite tight security
06/17/2006 Ohio mayor violates policy he helped write
06/17/2006 Billboard misspells bee contestant's name
06/17/2006 China's Wen departs on seven-nation African trip
06/17/2006 Chechen rebel 'president' killed official
06/17/2006 Sea battle kills at least 31 in Sri Lanka
06/17/2006 Afghan, coalition forces kill 45 militants
06/16/2006 Japan mulls comeback after whaling defeat
06/16/2006 US retracts terrorist warning in China
06/16/2006 Farmer agrees not to open Hitler memorial
06/16/2006 Orissa crocodile recognised as world's largest
06/16/2006 Jolie Birth experience was 'terrifying'
06/16/2006 Japan bomb squad mobilized over six-pack
06/16/2006 Japan bomb squad mobilised over six-pack of beer
06/16/2006 Top US Senator warns Congress against putting off Indian nuclear deal
06/16/2006 U.S. soldier killed, 2 others missing
06/16/2006 Ricky Skaggs' tour bus kills man in Tenn.