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Police looking for abducted Bucks mother, daughter
An Amber Alert was activated this evening for a 9-year-old Bucks County girl who was kidnapped with her mother, authorities said. The mother, Bonnie Sweeten, 38, called police from the trunk of the d...
Mark Teixeira of the New York Yankees, right, hits a solo ...
Mark Teixeira of the New York Yankees, right, hits a solo home run in the first inning against the Tampa Bay Rays Monday at Yankee Stadium of New York. Teixeira clinched the top spot of the American L...
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CIA unmasks spy killed in 2003
According to public accounts, Wenzel was a foreign service officer at the State Department. He was killed by a drunken driver in Addis Ababa who was convicted but as of 2008, had not been caught.
The Vancouver Art Gallery will display the only North American exhibition of photographer Andreas Gursky
Andreas Gursky: Werke/Works 80-08 at the Vancouver Art Gallery. “Good morning! Good morning!” said a woman who rushed in to deal with the champagne which started to flow out like viscous l...
Forests Vanishing Swiftly in Haiti
GRAND COLLINE, Haiti, Feb. 16 -- Far from the spreading slums of the Haitian capital, past barren dirt mountains and hillsides stripped to a chalky white core, two woodcutters bring down a towering oak tree in one of the few forested valleys left in the Caribbean country.
Rove to be quizzed over sackings
Former Bush aide Karl Rove faces questioning over the 2006 sackings of several attorneys, US media report.
Feds arrest head of anti-gang group in LA
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AP - A man who said he left a ruthless street gang in Central America and later won praise for his anti-gang work in Los Angeles was arrested Wednesday by authorities who allege he conspired to kill a rival even as he spoke out against gang life.
Islamists say Pope's Mideast visit provocative
(Reuters)
Reuters - Jordanian Islamist leaders on Thursday condemned Pope Benedict's visit to the Middle East, saying it was provocative because he has not apologized for offending comments implying Islam was violent and irrational.
NASA officials scrub Saturday space shuttle launch
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AP - NASA officials have canceled a planned Saturday launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour due to hydrogen leak.
Denver man pleads guilty to New Year's shootings
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AP - A Denver man accused of firing a gun into the air and killing a woman and an 11-year-old girl as he celebrated the new year has pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors.
R&B singer Brown seeks assault case delay
Chris Brown's lawyer requests that a hearing in the R&B singer's assault case is put off to allow him access to police records.
FCC to send agents to resolve lingering DTV problems in Chicago
The Federal Communications Commission is sending more staffers to Chicago to resolve technical problems from the weekend's transition from analog to digital television, the agency said Tuesday. The...
US Marines Launch Major Offensive In Afghanistan
NAWA, Afghanistan (AP) ― Thousands of U.S. Marines poured from helicopters and armored vehicles into Taliban-controlled villages in southern Afghanistan on Thursday in the first major operation...
Attorney defends trooper in Okla. ambulance stop
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AP - An attorney for an Oklahoma state trooper who pulled over an ambulance with a patient inside says the lawman had every right to make the traffic stop. He also says the trooper is not the "ogre" he has been made out to be.
US troops 'killed by colleague'
A US soldier shot dead five of his compatriots at a military base in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, the Pentagon says.
No bond for couple charged as Cuba spies
A judge on Wednesday ordered a former State Department employee and his wife held without bond on charges of spying for Cuba.
Michael Jackson, the bookworm
Owners of local bookstores, including Dutton's, recall encountering the late pop star perusing their shelves. When news broke in early 2009 of Michael Jackson's return to Los Angeles, it was not via reports of him being spotted dining at the Ivy or dancing at the hottest new Hollywood club but book-shopping in Santa Monica.
Clinton and Bush to clash for cash in Canada
'); The well-worn cliche is "time heals all wounds," but in politics, the saying often ought to be "money heals all wounds." On Friday, former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, who spe...
Gay runs third fastest 200 meters ever
NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Tyson Gay ran the third fastest 200 meters ever when he clocked 19.58 seconds at the New York grand prix on Saturday.
New light-sensitive compounds may revolutionize cancer therapy
Washington, June 17 : American chemists have developed new compounds that show promise for photodynamic cancer therapy, which uses light-activated drugs to kill tumor cells.
US military deaths in Afghanistan region at 615
(AP) As of Wednesday, May 27, 2009, at least 615 members of the U.S. military had died in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan as a result of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, a...
Weird salamander may yield hope for amputees
Scientists are genetically modifying a bizarre looking Mexican salamander in the hope its ability to regenerate body parts will one day help human amputees.
Peru seeks unwitting lottery jackpot winner
Lima - The firm that runs Peru's biggest lottery turned to the media Thursday in an effort to find a jackpot winner, who has not yet claimed a 12-million-sole (about 4-million-dollar) prize. The winner bought the ticket in the La Tinka lottery on Sun...
SC House nixes mention of gays in date-abuse bill
(AP)
AP - South Carolina lawmakers want to prevent violence in teen relationships but won't allow a new school program aimed at curbing such abuse to mention gay and lesbian partnerships.
Obama wants new financial agency for consumers
(AP)
AP - Setting up a certain fight with big business, President Barack Obama is proposing a new regulatory agency to police lenders and protect consumers in credit, savings and other banking transactions. The consumer agency and a newly empowered Federal Reserve will be two of the central elements of a broad overhaul of the financial regulatory system that the president will announce on Wednesday, officials said.
Archbishop Dolan Looks to Honor New York Church [2009-06-08]
Zenit.org ).- Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York is looking to raise the status of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral to a basilica.The New York Daily News reported today that New York's new archbishop, wh...
Pakistan battles Taliban; Swat offensive "near end"
(Reuters)
Reuters - Pakistani forces battled militants in South Waziristan on the Afghan border on Sunday as a government official said an offensive in the Swat valley could be over in two or three days.
Complex reforms carry wealth of risks
Welcome to the brave new world of central banking at the Federal Reserve: more powerful, but messier and prone to entanglements that could threaten its independence.The Fed has always had bank super...
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