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Majority of GM Bondholders Accept Exchange Offer
More than 50 percent of General Motors Corp. bondholders said Sunday they would support a sweetened deal to swap the company's $27 billion debt for stock in a restructured, leaner GM.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks with Deputy National Security Advisor Denis McDonough
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (L) speaks with Deputy National Security Advisor Denis McDonough in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC in June 2009. Clinton has cancelled plans...
Bush appointed Fed judges question Obama on terror policies
Washington, July 1 : President Barack Obama's claims of broad executive authority to carry out the war on terror are drawing fire from an unexpected source: federal judges nominated by President George W. Bush, who asserted the sweeping powers in the first place.
New York State Assembly panel backs legal mixed martial arts
ALBANY, N.Y. - Mixed martial arts is a step closer to getting the green light in New York. A state Assembly committee has voted to legalize the sport in New York, reversing its decision last year to ...
Red Sox drop Twins 3-1, young umpire ejects 4
(AP)
AP - Jason Varitek hit two home runs, then was one of four people ejected by young umpire Todd Tichenor during separate arguments in the seventh inning of Boston's 3-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday.
Miami Physician Sentenced to 97 Months in Prison for Role in $10 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme
, 54, was sentenced today to 97 months in prison for his role in a Medicare fraud scheme involving HIV infusion services, announced Assistant Attorney General
Ex-Guantanamo detainee pleads not guilty in New York
Guantanamo Bay detainee to be transferred for a civilian trial on US soil pleaded not guilty Tuesday to taking part in the 1998 bombings of two US embassies. "Not guilty," said
Parents fuming over airline's kid-on-plane mix-ups
Texas next month."I don't want her to get (on the return flight) and be all nervous," Babineaux said.At Continental, parents provide contact information when arranging for a child to fly alone. The pa...
2 swine flu cases at American University in Cairo
CAIRO (AP) - A foreign students' dormitory for the American University in Cairo has been put under 24 quarantine Monday after two U.S. students were diagnosed with swine flu, health and university off...
More storms expected as tornadoes hit Midwest
Strong storms rumble through Midwest on Wednesday; more expected on Thursday National Weather Service says tornado touched down near Aurora, Nebraska Another tornado caused heavy damage in Austin, Min...
Search intensifies for vanished Air France flight
(AFP)
AFP - Search teams hunting an Air France plane that vanished with 228 people on board were scouring remote Atlantic waters with scant hope of finding survivors and few clues to explain the crash.
FBI worried about Gitmo detainees in U.S.
May 20: Under questioning on Capitol Hill, FBI Director Robert Mueller sides with Republican critics of the Obama administration concerned that terror detainees will end up on U.S. soil. NBC's Pete Wi...
French nuclear sub begins search for jet's black boxes
(AFP)
AFP - A French nuclear submarine launched a high-tech undersea sweep Wednesday to track down the black boxes missing after an Air France flight plunged into the Atlantic.
KONE Grows Service Business Through Strategic Acquisition In Los Angeles
KONE acquired Excel Elevator Inc, an independent elevator service company based in Los Angeles, USA. In addition its significant maintenance base, Excel has a great reputation in the
Feds hunting NY broker indicted in securities fraud
A former Wall Street broker facing criminal charges linked to the subprime mortgage meltdown has become the target of an international manhunt, federal authorities said Friday. Prosecutors notif...
Kidnapped American Boy Wants to Stay in Brazil
Sean Goldman, the nine-year-old American who was taken to Brazil by his mother for a vacation and never returned, has told a psychologist that he wants to stay in Brazil.
American troops in Iraq fade from major cities
BAGHDAD -- The last American patrol in Baghdad?The 75-minute hike was walked Saturday night in the northwest sector of the capital. Armored and armed, 10 U.S. soldiers, two Iraqi national police offi...
Saudis back increase to at least $75
International Energy Agency , the western countries’ oil watchdog, sees oil consumption contracting this year by 2.6m barrels a day, the steepest fall since 1981.Only a handful of Wall Street’s an...
Is American Idol Star Adam Lambert a Diva
The Internet is abuzz with Adam Lambert talk this week. The American Idol runner-up apparently is getting a bad reputation among Hollywood's elite, if you believe
County Official Suspected Of Squandering Thousands
2009 Celebrity Deaths The search is on tonight for Cook County elected official Charles Flowers. He is suspected of using state money for everything from hiring relatives to paying for family trips, a...
Iowa coach who helped launch NFL careers is slain
(AP)
AP - A high school coach who helped launch several professional football careers was gunned down in front of students Wednesday by a former player who was to have been taken to a psychiatric ward days earlier, authorities said.
Abercrombie's "Look Policy" Under Fire
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Arrests, Slaying Underscore Mexico's Drug Crisis
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 22 -- Soldiers arrested 11 suspected hit men Tuesday at drug safe houses in the Mexican capital. Authorities said the safe houses were linked to the violent Sinaloa cartel, a group whose caches had not previously been discovered in the city.
Phil Jackson, Kobe Bryant put Lakers back on top
(AP)
AP - The coach stood to the side and watched as his team executed its final play of the NBA season to perfection. It's the one that had worked nine previous times. This wasn't his famed triangle offense, this was the celebration circle.
Somali minister killed in suicide bombing
(AFP)
AFP - Somalia's security minister was among 20 people killed Thursday in a suicide bombing that the country's president blamed on Al-Qaeda affiliated insurgents.
Confusion expected as analog TV broadcasts end
(AP)
AP - TV stations across the U.S. started cutting their analog signals Friday morning, ending a six-decade era for the technology and likely stranding more than 1 million unprepared homes without TV service.
Rio Tinto begins ilmenite shipments out of crisis-hit Madagascar
Antananarivo - A first shipment of ilmenite from mining giant Rio Tinto's vast mineral sands project in the south of crisis-hit Madagascar was en route to Canada this week, local media reported. Two daily newspapers reported Wednesday that Qit Madaga...
Chicago Area-Based Reseller Featured On National TV Show
CHICAGO, IL, June 17, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Business Technology Partners, a leading reseller of SYSPRO Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, announced today that a segment of the national ...
Montana town wants Gitmo prisoners
HARDIN, Mont. - On Capitol Hill, politicians are dead-set against transferring some of the world's most feared terrorists from Guantanamo to prisons on U.S. soil. But at City Hall in this impoverished...
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