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Panama: History, Geography, Government, and Culture — Info..
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New Yorker recounts survival on Guyana river
A 48-year-old New Yorker who survived almost two days bobbing in the choppy waters of a vast South American river said she was kept alive by a plastic bucket and the desire to see her daughter again.
Obama thrusts Chicago onto global stage, bidding for Olympic..
Olympics Chicago is using its highest-profile cheerleader to sell its bid for the 2016 Summer Games to the international Olympic community with President-elect Barack Obama speaking via video on Frida...
Arab, Israeli leaders to attend rare dinner
Arab, Israeli leaders to attend rare dinner Arab leaders, including the Saudi king, and Israel's president will attend the same dinner Tuesday night, a rare encounter that the head of the United Natio...
Even as winds calm, more Californians flee fires
News ) - More residents of Southern California were urged to leave their homes Sunday despite calming winds that allowed a major aerial attack on wildfires that have destroyed hundreds of homes and bl...
Think Thanksgiving is tough Cook for 4,400 mouths
By BRIAN WITTE Associated Press Writer ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - If you think preparing Thanksgiving dinner is a chore, take a moment to imagine the culinary muscle required to feed more than 4,000 hung...
Doomsday-Ready Church Reaches Out
Lois Drake, left, and Kate Gordon, co-presidents of the Church Universal and Triumphant, a religious sect in Montana that has maintained a massive bomb shelter near Yellowstone National Park for the l...
Kennedy doctrine
How do Catholics square liberal views with their beliefs?
Former Ga. coach pleads guilty in child porn case
A former tennis coach charged with creating an online child pornography series authorities say was circulated worldwide is admitting he's guilty.
Police corruption hampers anti-crime fight: Mexican leader
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AFP - President Felipe Calderon has said that police corruption was a big stumbling block in Mexico's fight against organized crime, after hearing a report on the first 100 days of his "Operation Cleanup" crackdown on crime.
NY hate crime suspect now charged with murder
The killing of an Ecuadorean immigrant by seven high school students was part of a spree in which the teenagers tormented other immigrants while armed with knives and BB guns, prosecutors said Thursday.
T Board Bags The Free Lunches
BOSTON (WBZ) ― From now on, the MBTA Board of Directors may have to brown-bag it. There will be no free meal at the board's December meeting. Last week, our I-Team uncovered a long standing MBT...
An Instant Overhaul for Tainted Brand America
November 10, 2008 NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- In the hours following Barack Obama's resounding victory, Kenya declared a national holiday, and the residents of the Japanese town Obama did the hula in the ...
Iraq cabinet backs US troops deal
The Iraqi cabinet has approved a security pact with the US governing the presence of its troops in Iraq, a minister says.
DiCaprio says Obama embodies
Leonardo DiCaprio is crossing his fingers for a US election win by Democrat Barack Obama and said Monday he believes the rest of the world is, too."I think it is the true ideals and dreams of America ...
Calif. man indicted in nationwide anthrax hoax
A federal grand jury indicted a Sacramento man Thursday on 13 charges related to a series of anthrax scares across the country that turned out to be hoaxes.
Refugees in Zambia risk hunger as WFP cuts back on aid: UNHC..
Lusaka, Zambia - The decision by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to phase out food aid to refugees in two camps in Zambia will leave about 3,000 people vulnerable to hunger, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) said T...
Helen Thomas returns to White House briefings
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A familiar face has returned to the White House briefing room: Veteran journalist Helen Thomas, who's looking forward to covering yet another administration.
Big Three carmakers line up for another bailout
The General Motors headquarters is seen at dusk in Detroit, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2008. GM, the nation's largest automaker, posted a $2.5 billion quarterly loss last Friday and has predicted it could run...
Who should be the first dog? Here are candidates
Among the offices Barack Obama has yet to fill, one has a special importance to his family: first dog.
Top general quits amid scandal in Colombia
The commander of the Colombian Army resigned abruptly in a widening scandal over the killing of scores of civilians, allegedly organized by officers using inflated rebel body counts as they sought promotions.
'Miracle Worker' author William Gibson dies at 94 ..
AP - Playwright William Gibson, whose "The Miracle Worker" has thrilled audiences for nearly a half-century with the true story of the deaf-blind Helen Keller's rescue from a world of ignorance, has died. He was 94.
Phelps, Coughlin honoured as best American swimmers
Michael Phelps won three Golden Goggles awards, including Male Athlete of the Year, on Monday night when USA Swimming honored the year's top American swimmers. Phelps won athlete of the year award, t...
Veteran U.S. Reporter Returns to White House Beat
The Associated Press said yesterday that journalist Helen Thomas, who will soon turn 90, appeared at a White House news conference Tuesday.Thomas is a veteran reporter who has covered nine administrat...
Auditor cites Afghanistan rebuilding difficulties
Rebuilding Afghanistan will be difficult, and proper scrutiny of the $32 billion and counting being invested in reconstruction by the United States will require additional staff and funding, according to the new inspector general in charge of the audits.
Hu to visit Costa Rica on first trip to Central America - Su..
San Jose, Costa Rica - Chinese President Hu Jintao is set to visit Costa Rica beginning Sunday, as part of the first visit by a Chinese leader travels to Central America. It will be a historic visit, a Costa Rican Foreign Ministry official told Deu...
Number Of American Kids Medicated For Chronic Conditions Inc..
0 posts The number of children on medication for chronic illnesses in the United States went up between 2002 and 2005 across a range of diseases, with a doubling of medication for type 2 diabetes, ac...
Wall Street stages late rally on Geithner news
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Reuters - U.S. stocks stormed higher in a late rally on Friday to cap another volatile week as investors welcomed reports that President-elect Barack Obama has chosen his point person to combat the U.S. economic crisis, instilling confidence about the administration's ability to take action.
Obama offers Poland no commitment on missile plan
President-elect Obama has spoken to the president of Poland about relations between the two countries but didn't make a commitment on the multibillion-dollar missile defense program undertaken by the Bush administration, an Obama aide said Saturday.
Econ summit takes safe steps in response to crisis
In assessing the risky-to-reckless behavior that brought economies to the brink of disaster, world leaders were not about to take risks of their own.
White House chefs look for sensitivity, not a star
But as tempting as it may be to see the Obama family's choice as the ultimate "Top Chef" competition, former White House chefs say the job is about selfless service, not star power.Walter Scheib, Whit...
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