News and Current Events [Archive] - Page 15

APEC: Global crisis can be overcome in 18 months (AP) (YAHOO World News)
In Bush's Final Days, Are Pardons In The Works? (NPR)
Retailers, Shoppers Cautious This Holiday Season (NPR)
Democrats eye huge economic boost (BBC)
Apec upbeat over global downturn (BBC)
US rescues ailing Citigroup bank (BBC)
Thai marchers move on parliament (BBC)
Suicide bomber kills at least 18 at rush hour in Baghdad (USA Today)
Opposition makes important gains in Venezuela vote (USA Today)
Separate bombings in Baghdad kill at least 20 (AP) (YAHOO World News)
NKorea serious about restricting border traffic (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama To Tackle Explosion In Federal Contracts (NPR)
Obama names his US Treasury team (BBC)
Carter shocked by Zimbabwe crisis (BBC)
Minner names Kaufman to fill Biden's seat (USA Today)
Study: Do breast tumors go away on their own? (USA Today)
China maintains hold on Tibet and tests Dalai Lama (AP) (YAHOO World News)
U.K. Unveils Stimulus Plan (NPR)
Ind. Eyes Federal Funds For Jobless Benefits (NPR)
Obama pledges 'jolt' to economy (BBC)
UN head outlines DR Congo 'abuse' (BBC)
Bush, Olmert leaving with no Mideast peace deal (USA Today)
Pakistan gets $7.6 billion loan package from IMF (AP) (YAHOO World News)
10 Taliban arrested in school girl acid attack (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Islamic charity leaders guilty of aiding Hamas (USA Today)
Bangkok protesters fire on rivals (BBC)
US Fed unveils new $800bn rescue (BBC)
Dingell hospitalized in Washington (USA Today)
Ohio high court to decide 15th District votes (USA Today)
Mystery `Eleanor Rigby' document goes to auction (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Bin Laden's Ex-Driver To Return To Yemen (NPR)
Holder May Have Had Bigger Role In Rich Pardon (NPR)
Protesters swarm Thai airport, takeoffs suspended (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Gates 'to stay as Pentagon chief' (BBC)
Thai protesters shut down airport (BBC)
Official: Gates to stay on as defense secretary (USA Today)
Obama caps inaugural contributions (USA Today)
Thai army commander urges fresh poll to end crisis (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Official says sunken 'pirate' ship was Thai boat (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Gates To Continue As Obama's Defense Secretary (NPR)
Ford Exec: 'We Are Sensitive To Public Opinion' (NPR)
Thai army calls for new elections (BBC)
Europe to set out economic plans (BBC)
Mumbai rocked by deadly shootings (BBC)
Thai leader rejects election call (BBC)
Mumbai attacks kill scores; hostages taken (USA Today)
Tenn. tornado survivors find much to be thankful for (USA Today)
Mumbai police: 4 suspects killed, 9 arrested (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Raul Castro to Sean Penn: he'd meet Obama at Gitmo (AP) (YAHOO World News)
A Look At Likely Pick For National Security Adviser (NPR)
Russia Flexes Muscles In Cuba, Venezuela (NPR)
Troops confront Mumbai attackers (BBC)
Thai protests shut second airport (BBC)
Thai Cabinet mulls state of emergency decree (USA Today)
Gunmen in Mumbai leave at least 101 dead; hostages taken (USA Today)
101 killed as gunmen rampage in India city (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Victims speak of night of terror in Mumbai (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Black Iraqis In Basra Face Racism (NPR)
Militants Target Mumbai In Multiple Attacks (NPR)
Thai PM 'to act against protests' (BBC)
Indian PM vows action on attacks (BBC)
Massive cathedral plans rededication in N.Y. (USA Today)
Macy's annual parade draws more than 1 million people (USA Today)
Iraqi parliament OKs US troops for 3 more years (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Examining Who May Be Behind Mumbai Attacks (NPR)
Survivor Tells How He Escaped Gunmen In Mumbai (NPR)
Indian troops storm Jewish centre (BBC)
Medvedev in Cuba to improve ties (BBC)
Courts may decide Minn. Senate seat (USA Today)
Pact approval shows 'political maturity,' Iraq lawmakers say (USA Today)
Indian commandos storm besieged Jewish center (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Thailand to negotiate with airport protesters (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Battle rages for Mumbai hostages (BBC)
Thai PM dismisses chief of police (BBC)
Hostages dead in Mumbai Jewish center; fighting at Taj continues (USA Today)
Mumbai survivor: 'There were bodies everywhere' (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Chemical Found In The Body That Curbs Appetite (NPR)
Mumbai Enters Day Three Of Militant Attack (NPR)
Wal-Mart worker dies after shoppers knock him down (USA Today)
Thai protesters ordered to leave (BBC)
Black Friday Fight Over and X-Box (video)
Police declare Mumbai siege over (BBC)
Thai police confront protesters (BBC)
195 dead as Mumbai siege ends (USA Today)
Canada's opposition parties may topple government (USA Today)
Indian forces kill last gunmen in Mumbai (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Indian Force Works To Control Hotel In Mumbai (NPR)
Troops search Mumbai siege hotel (BBC)
Riots 'kill hundreds in *****ia' (BBC)
Early data shows strong Black Friday (USA Today)
100,000 stranded in Thailand after airports shut (USA Today)
India terror begins with corpses on train platform (AP) (YAHOO World News)
In Wake Of Mumbai Attacks, Bush Pledges Help (NPR)
Lean Times For Food Banks (NPR)
Indian allegations alarm Pakistan (BBC)
No relief for Thailand tourists (BBC)
USA training Iraqis to defeat roadside bombs (USA Today)
Taliban frees 2 kidnapped Afghan journalists (USA Today)
Aide: India's home minister offers resignation (AP) (YAHOO World News)
51 protesters wounded in Thailand explosions (AP) (YAHOO World News)
India Reeling From Mumbai Rampage (NPR)
India considers anti-terror body (BBC)
'The Trouble with Textbooks' spells out flaws (USA Today)
Faces or finances? Economy cuts into cosmetic procedures (USA Today)
Muslims condemn Mumbai attacks, worry about image (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama Set To Announce Defense, State Picks (NPR)
Car Bombing Targets NPR Journalists In Baghdad (NPR)
Chavez renews reelection ambition (BBC)
Icelanders rally to protest economic meltdown (USA Today)
Thai protesters reinforce siege of airports; 300,000 stranded (USA Today)
Rice: Pakistan must cooperate in terror probe (AP) (YAHOO World News)
India clears last Mumbai siege site (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Drug Deaths, Violence Plague Border In Tijuana (NPR)
India, Pakistan Relations Hurt By Mumbai Attack (NPR)
Mumbai state head offers to quit (BBC)
'No water' in cholera-hit Harare (BBC)
Clinton named secretary of state (BBC)
India makes protest to Pakistan (BBC)
Corcoran builds a 'Bridge to Literacy' (USA Today)
Governors press for stimulus bill by Inauguration (USA Today)
Mumbai attack puts focus on Pakistan militant link (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Mumbai's Leopold Cafe Lives To Tell Tale (NPR)
Palin Campaigns For Incumbent In Ga. Senate Runoff (NPR)
Announcement:washington expects biological attack by 2013
Thai top court bans ruling party (BBC)
India asks Pakistan for fugitives (BBC)
Somali pirates fail to hijack U.S. cruise liner (USA Today)
'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death in Iraq (USA Today)
Court ruling brings down Thai government (AP) (YAHOO World News)
India demands Pakistan hand over terror suspects (AP) (YAHOO World News)
High Court Case Tests Power Plants' Water Rules (NPR)
Mumbai Attacks Suggest Terrorists Are Evolving (NPR)
Thai airport protests called off (BBC)
US 'warned India' about Mumbai (BBC)
More sleep, not less work, for medical residents (USA Today)
Russian warships hold exercises with Venezuela's navy (USA Today)
Automakers Deliver Plans To Congress (NPR)
The Fate Of Obama's Net Roots Network (NPR)
Thai demonstrators leave airports (BBC)
Nato 'to resume ties with Russia' (BBC)
Thai airports reopen after PM ousted by court (USA Today)
Iran's president acknowledges economy in danger (USA Today)
Rice arrives in India in wake of Mumbai attacks (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Nations sign cluster-bomb ban,US and Russia refuse (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Rice Stops In India To Defuse Mumbai Tensions (NPR)
Recession Could Thin Auto Dealer Ranks (NPR)
US urges Pakistan help on Mumbai (BBC)
Nations sign cluster bomb treaty (BBC)
Empty-nesters benefit when the children fly the coop (USA Today)
Earthquake hits northern Japan (USA Today)
US releases first part of drug aid for Mexico (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Some Say CIA Nominee Forced Out By Obama Team (NPR)
How Big Three Automakers Can Win Over Congress (NPR)
Oil falls on poor economic data (BBC)
Pakistan vows 'action' on Mumbai (BBC)
Zimbabwe cholera 'an emergency' (BBC)
10 killed, more than 100 hurt in Iraq truck blasts (USA Today)
Officials: Pakistan militants masterminded attacks (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Thai king misses traditional birthday eve function (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Spanish Soccer Teams Short Of Financial Goooals (NPR)
Economy, Drug Wars Hurt Cross-Border Business (NPR)
Obama taps N.M. Gov. Richardson for Commerce (USA Today)
Kenya PM calls for Mugabe removal (BBC)
Canada halts parliament amid row (BBC)
Iraq approves U.S. security pact (USA Today)
Cruise ship carrying 122 adrift in Antarctica (USA Today)
Israeli soldiers drag settlers out of Hebron house (AP) (YAHOO World News)
India names Pakistani masterminds, date plot to 07 (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Test-Driving A Hummer H3, In Baghdad (NPR)
GM CEO Outlines Company's Plans (NPR)
Bangkok airport resumes operation (BBC)
US carmakers' plea under scrutiny (BBC)
U.S.: 14 insurgents killed in Afghanistan (USA Today)
Rice: 'It's well past time' for Zimbabwe's Mugabe to leave (USA Today)
Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Alexy II dies (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Automakers Request $34 Billion In Loans (NPR)
Detroit Bailout , A Matter Of National Security? (NPR)
US job losses reach 34-year high (BBC)
Pakistan city hit by deadly blast (BBC)
Simpson sentenced to at least 9 years (USA Today)
Gunmen in drag get millions in Paris diamond heist (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Travelers leave behind a Thailand still in crisis (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Blackwater Guards Indicted For Iraq Shootings (NPR)
Is Now The Time To Buy A House Or Refinance? (NPR)
5 Blackwater guard indicted for '07 shooting (USA Today)
US in new push for auto bailout (BBC)
Hoax call fuels Pakistan-Indian tensions (USA Today)
Indian police arrest 2 men in Mumbai investigation (AP) (YAHOO World News)
NKorea vows to exclude Japan from nuclear talks (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Amsterdam to close many brothels, marijuana cafes (USA Today)
EU pushes climate deal in Poland (BBC)
Obama 'to rebuild crumbling US' (BBC)
Pakistan 'feared Indian attack' (BBC)
Zimbabwe 'set for cholera jump' (BBC)
O.J. Simpson faces spartan prison as lawyers appeal (USA Today)
Indicted U.S. congressman tries to get re-elected (USA Today)
India attacker rose from crook to militant (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Economy Hasn't Hit Bottom, Yet (NPR)
Congress, White House Working Out Auto Plan (NPR)
Greek police shooting sparks riots (BBC)
Afghan supplies hit in Pakistan (BBC)
More than 160 U.S., NATO vehicles burned in Pakistan (USA Today)
Afghan spokesman: 9 Taliban killed in gunbattle (USA Today)
Indian official denies call to Pakistani president (AP) (YAHOO World News)
More than 160 US, NATO vehicles burned in Pakistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama Picks Shinseki To Lead Veterans Affairs (NPR)
Fresh riots erupt in Greek cities (BBC)
'Turnout high' in Ghana elections (BBC)
Study: Poverty dramatically affects children's brains (USA Today)
Start dashing, dancing to work off extra holiday calories (USA Today)
Riots in 2 Greek cities after teen killed (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama Warns Economy Is 'Going To Get Worse' (NPR)
Obama Nominates Shinseki To Lead VA (NPR)
Pakistan 'crackdown on militants' (BBC)
Greece braced for further protest (BBC)
Thailand's main opposition party may form next government soon (USA Today)
Israel to delay Palestinian prisoner release (USA Today)
Pakistan arrests suspected Mumbai plotter (AP) (YAHOO World News)
More rioting breaks out in Greek cities (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Pakistan Arrests Militants Linked To Mumbai Attacks (NPR)
Fears of Unrest Prompt Bailout Of China Exporters (NPR)
Top 9/11 suspects to plead guilty (BBC)
Greek cities hit by fresh rioting (BBC)
Researchers: Study results should be given to participants (USA Today)
Jet crashes in San Diego neighborhood, 3 killed (USA Today)
Confessions throw Gitmo 9/11 trials into confusion (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Congress Sends White House Auto Bailout Plan (NPR)
Laid-off Chicago Workers Continue Sit-In (NPR)
White House cool on car bail-out (BBC)
Greek MPs consider riot response (BBC)
Protests ahead of Athens funeral (BBC)
Pakistan snubs India over arrests (BBC)
New violence wracks Greece ahead of teen's funeral (USA Today)
Israel's Likud selects hardline slate for election (USA Today)
New violence wracks Greece ahead of teen's funeral (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Somali pirates threat force cruise ship evacuation (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Shift In Chinese Labor Force Marks Poor Economy (NPR)
Pakistan Strengthens Response To Mubai Attacks (NPR)
India police 'name Mumbai gunmen' (BBC)
Lebanese militant leader reportedly killed (USA Today)
Obama and Gore talk energy, economy (USA Today)
Photos of Mumbai gunmen released; hometowns in Pakistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama So Far Unscathed By Blagojevich Scandal (NPR)
Court Weighs 'Extraordinary Rendition' Case (NPR)
Greece braces for general strike (BBC)
UK Iraq withdrawal 'begins in March' (BBC)
Britain to begin withdrawing troops from Iraq in March (USA Today)
Nobel Peace winner urges Obama to focus on Mideast (USA Today)
US Special Forces mistakenly kill 6 Afghan police (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Clashes break out as strike shuts down Greece (AP) (YAHOO World News)