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Obama picks 1st African American to lead NASA
WASHINGTON/CAPE CANA-VERAL: President Barack Obama will name former space shuttle commander Charles Bolden to lead NASA, the White House said yesterday, in the midst of a major shift in the US human s...
Moderate earthquake rocks central Mexico
(Reuters)
Reuters - A moderate 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook central Mexico on Friday, shaking buildings in the colonial city of Puebla and the capital Mexico City, but there were no immediate reports of casualties or major damage.
News of Jackson's death prompts fight on Fla. bus
(AP)
AP - Florida officials say one passenger chased another down the aisle of a county bus during a fight over news of Michael Jackson's death.
Thailand asks United Arab Emirates to extradite fugitive premier
Bangkok - Thailand has asked the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Nicaragua to extradite fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra on a reciprocal and voluntary basis, Foreign Ministry officials said Monday. Ministry Permanent Secretary Veerasak Fut...
Indian leader calls for end to protests in Peru
(AP)
AP - A top Indian leader on Thursday called for an end to protests that left dozens dead in Peru's Amazon after Congress revoked two decrees that indigenous groups said would spur oil and gas exploitation and other development on their lands.
Spanish judge asks US whether it will investigate Guantanamo
Madrid - Spanish judge Eloy Velasco announced Tuesday he had asked the United States to inform him whether it was probing or intended to probe allegations of torture and other illegal practices at the prison camp in Guantanamo, Cuba. Velasco said he ...
Stress Index high for Warren, Ohio
(AP)
AP - The Associated Press Economic Stress Index shows how hard times around Warren, Ohio, have become harder over the past year.
'Charlie's Angel' Farrah Fawcett dies at 62
(AP)
AP - A winsome smile, tousled hair and unfettered sensuality were Farrah Fawcett's trademarks as a sex symbol and 1970s TV star in "Charlie's Angels."
Obama to name White House cyber official
Barack Obama President Barack Obama said he would name a top cybersecurity official to the White House as he released a report that recommended how to safeguard the nation's cyber network. "Cyber...
Future of feminism an issue in NOW leadership vote
(AP)
AP - After years on the defensive during the Bush administration, the National Organization for Women is elated to have a president sharing many of its goals. Yet NOW heads into its own leadership contest — a sharp contrast of age and race — mindful of the need to energize its ranks.
Mounting U.S. jobless claims force states to borrow
The lengthy recession has proved discouraging for the swelling ranks of unemployed Americans, and forced U.S. states obligated to pay them jobless benefits to pile debt on their already strained budge...
End Violence, Reflect Will Of People
TRIESTE, Italy (AP) ― Foreign ministers from Group of Eight countries on Friday said they deplored postelection violence in Iran and urged Tehran authorities to ensure that the outcome of Iran...
Feds ask court to reconsider CIA renditions suit
(AP) SAN FRANCISCO - The U.S. Department of Justice is asking a federal appeals court to reconsider its decision to allow a Boeing Co. subsidiary to be sued for allegedly flying terrorism su...
US House okays $7.5 billion aid to Pakistan -- with doubts
WASHINGTON: The US House of Representatives on Thursday agreed to triple American non-military aid to Pakistan to $1.5 billion per year in a gesture marked by doubts and recrimination about the bon...
Miami-Dade restaurants almost held their own in April
Miami-Dade restaurants almost held their own in April, with sales down less than 3 percent, according to new county figures.A homeless-aid tax collected on restaurants outside hotels dropped 2.4 perce...
A&M president resigns before regents meeting
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- The president of Texas A&M has resigned - the day before a meeting of school regents to discuss her job. Elsa Murano, the school's first female a...
U.S. talks with deposed Honduran leader
U.S. diplomats are working to ensure the safety of deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya and his family as they press for restoration of constitutional law and his presidency.
Gay Pride Parades Held From Coast-To-Coast
Gay pride flags fly from the Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street June 23, 2009, in the Greenwich Village section of New York as the community marks the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
1,800 American Apparel workers may be ineligible
(AP) LOS ANGELES - American Apparel Inc., no stranger to controversial headlines, said Wednesday that the government has found that 1,800 of its employees are either illegally working in the...
Mexican police accused of protecting drug cartel
(AP)
AP - Three police officers and two other men were arrested on suspicion of working for a drug cartel in central Mexico, federal authorities said Sunday. A former state security chief and the police chief of a state capital were detained for questioning.
Bruce Willis, new bride's sexy mag photoshoot
London, June 16 : Hollywood actor Bruce Willis and wife Emma Hemming recently did a bold photoshoot for an American fashion magazine.
Calf in Colorado born with 7 legs, 2 spines
(AP)
AP - It's an unlucky No. 7 for a calf born with a few extra legs in Colorado.
Millions of tons of TVA coal ash coming to Ala.
By JAY REEVESASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The nation's largest public utility plans to dispose of millions of tons of coal ash from a massive spill in Tennessee into a giant landfill...
American soldier feared captured in Afghanistan
An American soldier is feared captured by insurgents after he walked off his base in eastern Afghanistan without his body armor and weapon, officials said Thursday.The military has intercepted communi...
US retirement fund fast running out of cash
Washington - The United States government pension and health insurance programmes will soon run out of resources as the baby-boom generation prepares for retirement and the ongoing recession hits tax receipts, officials warned Tuesday. In an annual r...
400K Cribs Recalled for Suffocation Risk
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United States Seeks Early Conclusion of Mideast Peace Talks
Washington — President Obama’s special envoy for Middle East peace, George Mitchell, says he believes there is a realistic chance of accommodating Israel’s desire for security with the Palestini...
In Chile, Fury Erupts Over Failure to Notify Patients of Positive HIV Tests
The latest face of Chile's HIV crisis is a woman with no face at all.
Arrests made in Miami-area cat deaths
Officials in a Miami-area village say police have made arrests in a recent string of gruesome cat deaths.A spokesman for the village of Palmetto Bay said in a news release that the Miami-Dade Police D...
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