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Reporter Saberi thanks Clinton for pushing Iran
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Freed U.S.-Iranian reporter Roxana Saberi thanked U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in person on Wednesday for pressing Iran to release her from a Tehran jail where she wa...
Obama to nominate Sonia Sotomayor to Supreme Court
Sotomayor, a longtime federal jurist in New York, would become the first Latino member of the high court if confirmed by the Senate. President Obama will nominate federal judge Sonia Sotomayor of New York to the U.S. Supreme Court today, according to White House sources, positioning the longtime federal jurist to become the first Latino member of the nation's high court.
Colom Wins Presidency In Guatemalan Runoff
GUATEMALA CITY, Nov. 4 -- Ãlvaro Colom, who struggled with internal defections and disappointing poll numbers in the final stages of Guatemala's presidential campaign, won a startling victory Sunday.
Kuwait: 18 US soldiers with swine flu bolt country
(AP)
AP - A Kuwaiti health official says all 18 U.S. soldiers infected with swine flu have recovered and left this oil-rich U.S. ally.
Desperate Maine lobstermen sell from trucks, homes
(AP)
AP - Lobsterman Greg Turner keeps a sandwich-board sign at the end of his driveway that advertises fresh lobster for sale from his garage, an attempt to claw for a few extra dollars by reaching buyers directly.
Salesforce.com Chief Financial Officer and Chief Adoption Officer to Present at Multiple Upcoming Events in New York City
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'Those Who Remain'
Few topics inflame political passions like immigration, but don't expect polemics from "Los Que Se Quedan" ("Those Who Remain"), a Mexican documentary screening Saturday evening at the Los Angeles Film Festival in Westwood.
NYC settles with family in hospital floor death
NEW YORK - The family of a woman who died on a hospital floor, struggling to get up while staffers ignored her, has settled a wrongful-death lawsuit against the city for $2 million.
Mont. judge rules on case — 24 years later
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The wheels of justice grind slowly, but this is pushing the envelope.In Montana's Toole County, retired District Judge Ronald McPhillips ruled this week in a lawsuit that was left...
Solidica and GS North America Announce Distribution Relationship for Groundbreaking Telematics System
ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 20 MI-Solidica-GS-Nr-Ame Alliance will deliver market-leading telematics and specialty sensor systems for new and existing mobile assets
Palin eyeing White House
Sarah Palin, who sought the US vice presidency in 2008, has announced she is stepping down as Alaska governor, fueling swift speculation Saturday of a possible 2012 White House bid. Palin, who was ...
U.S. doctors' group waffles on "public option"
CHICAGO (Reuters) - The leading U.S. doctors' group pronounced itself open to reform of the healthcare system on Wednesday, but said it does not want private insurers to be crowded out of the marketpl...
American Muslims and Jews Consider Obama's Middle East Policy
Reaction to President Obama's Middle East Policy, outlined in his speech in Cairo earlier this month, has been mostly positive. At the center of his policy is a renewed effort to bring about a two-sta...
Georgia leads the nation in bank failures
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AP - The banner above FirstCity Bank still reads "Celebrating 100 Years of Service," but the 690 residents of this rural community aren't in the mood — not since government regulators locked the door, emptied the vault and closed the only bank within nearly 20 miles.
US guns feed Mexican drug violence, says report
Most of the guns fuelling the drug violence in Mexico originate in the US, according to a US Government Accountability Office report released Thursday that could provoke more heated debate over the f...
Mia Farrow's brother found dead in Vt. art gallery
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CASTLETON, Vt. -- The brother of actress Mia Farrow has been found dead in his Vermont art gallery, and police say his death is suspicious. Sixty-six-year-old sculptor Patrick...
Library clash could put George W. Bush under oath
D ALLAS — A Texan is trying to put a former president under oath and find out what he knew and when he knew it. But the issue isn’t national security, political skullduggery or a sex scand...
New York Times reporter escapes Taliban captivity
KABUL -- David S. Rohde, 41, was abducted Nov. 10 along with an Afghan reporter colleague and a driver south of the Afghan capital, Kabul. He had been traveling through Logar province to interview a T...
U.S., S. Korea Raise Military Alert Level
A North Korea soldier uses binoculars during Belgium's Prince Philippe's visit to the truce village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) separating the Korean peninsula on May 10, 2009.
Hogs wild: loose pigs shut down Ark. interstate
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AP - Hogs on the highway aren't always motorcycles.
Investigators sift through rail crash wreckage in Washington DC
Experts were today sifting through the wreckage of a Washington DC train crash that killed at least nine people to discover what went wrong with computerised fail-safe systems supposed to make such ...
Surging Braves start road trip in San Francisco
(Sports Network) - The Atlanta Braves seek a season-high fourth straight win this afternoon in the opener of a three-game series with the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park. The Braves went 6-3 on thei...
U.S. says Afghan strikes broke rules, orders retraining
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Reuters - The United States will order all its troops in Afghanistan to undergo new training after concluding that pilots violated orders in air strikes last month that it accepts may have killed as many as 86 civilians.
NJ reservist sentenced in Iraq contract scheme
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TRENTON, N.J. -- An Army Reserve officer from New Jersey has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for her role in a bid-rigging scam that steered millions of dollars for Iraq ...
Myanmar defends trial of opposition leader Suu Kyi
(AP)
AP - Myanmar's junta defended its prosecution of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, accusing her Sunday of covering up the truth when she let an uninvited American intruder stay in her house.
Honduras rejects OAS appeal to restore president
(AP)
AP - Honduras' Supreme Court rebuffed a personal appeal from the Americas' top international diplomat Friday, refusing to restore ousted President Manuel Zelaya before a Saturday deadline.
U.S. probes altitude, speed data on two Airbus A330s
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. aviation safety investigators are looking into possible anomalies with air speed and altitude indicators on two Airbus A330 jetliners, officials said on Thursday.
U.S. judge delays Madoff restitution issues
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Decisions over restitution for the thousands of investors defrauded by Bernard Madoff have been deferred for three months, the U.S. judge who will sentence the confessed swindler ...
SC AG has not prosecuted any prostitution cases
Craigslist over possible prostitution-related charges said Thursday he has never handled a single such case in more than six years as the state's top prosecutor."I don't think this office has handled ...
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