News and Current Events [Archive] - Page 30

Roadside Bombs Make For Deadly July In Afghanistan (NPR)
Islamist death 'good for *****ia' (BBC)
Baghdad mosques hit by car bombs (BBC)
Police: 29 killed in bombings near Baghdad mosques (USA Today)
Pesky burros to be shooed away from desert Army base (USA Today)
Iran president: No rift with supreme leader (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Cuba shuts factories, cuts energy to save economy (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Ethiopia Prepares For 'Rumble In The Jungle' Redux (NPR)
House Votes To Rein In Pay For Wall Street Execs (NPR)
Philippines ex-leader Cory Aquino dies (BBC)
Obama sees US economy improving (BBC)
Iran begins trial of postelection 'rioters' (USA Today)
5,000 defy Malaysia police, protest detention law (USA Today)
Iran begins trial of postelection 'rioters' (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Kuwait alarmed by Iraqi failure to pay reparations (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Jury Awards $675K In Music Downloading Case (NPR)
Former Philippines President Aquino Dead At 76 (NPR)
Iran poll protests trial begins (BBC)
Philippines mourns Corazon Aquino (BBC)
U.S. now a 'coalition of one' in Iraq (USA Today)
*****ian military: Violence left 700 dead (USA Today)
Iran state TV confirms arrest of 3 Americans (AP) (YAHOO World News)
*****ian official says 700 died in recent violence (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Roadside Bombs Target Troops, Civilians In Afghanistan (NPR)
Does Envoy's Approach Hint At U.S. Shift On Sudan? (NPR)
Iran reformers slate trial 'sham' (BBC)
Gunman attacks Israeli gay centre (BBC)
Raul Castro: Cuba won't undo communist system (USA Today)
Call for UK to revise Afghan role (BBC)
Police hunt killer of Israeli gays (BBC)
Iran state TV confirms arrest of 3 Americans (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Plane carrying 16 missing in eastern Indonesia (AP) (YAHOO World News)
In Tennessee, Baking Pie With Stimulus Funds (NPR)
Marshals seize sanitizer made by Utah company (USA Today)
Torture claim against Iran trial (BBC)
*****ia photo shows sect leader alive (BBC)
Ex-Saddam aide gets 7 years in Kurdish case (USA Today)
Cameron: strong case for more U.K. troops Afghan (USA Today)
Swiss diplomats ask Iran about 3 missing Americans (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Israelis rally after 2 murdered at gay center (AP) (YAHOO World News)
LaHood: Car rebates will stop unless Senate acts (NPR)
Julia Child's Copper Pots Come Home (NPR)
Ahmadinejad wins Iran endorsement (BBC)
Bomb blast hits west Afghan city (BBC)
Criminal jury trials return to Japan (USA Today)
Marines fighting Taliban strive to win Afghan locals' trust (USA Today)
Ahmadinejad gets key endorsement as Iran president (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Bomb blast in Afghanistan kills 10 (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Inauguration Expected To Spark More Unrest In Iran (NPR)
Will U.S. Move Toward European Capitalism? (NPR)
Scores dead in South Sudan clash (BBC)
New campaign aims to promote black child adoption (USA Today)
Group wants probe of contractor role in renditions (USA Today)
Wife: Iran reform politician's confession forced (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Official: Tribesmen kill 185 in Sudan village (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Series Overview: How Green Is It? (NPR)
White House: No New Taxes For Middle Class (NPR)
Australia detains terror suspects (BBC)
Bill Clinton arrives in N Korea (BBC)
More seek concealed weapons permits (USA Today)
Bill Clinton in N. Korea seeking reporters' release (USA Today)
Iran says 3 Americans arrested for illegal entry (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Bill Clinton in NKorea seeking reporters' release (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Kayaking To A Different View Of The Rio Grande (NPR)
'Jihadi Pipeline' Stirs In Minneapolis (NPR)
Iran questions three US tourists (BBC)
Opposing camps agree on rewriting toxin law (USA Today)
Flash flood swamps Louisville area (USA Today)
Sudanese Police Beat Protesters At Dress Code Trial (NPR)
Lawmakers Face Hostile Groups At Town Halls (NPR)
North Korea pardons US reporters (BBC)
More Sydney terror plot charges (BBC)
Dip or Chew tobacco in Texas? Time to quit
Defiant Iran president takes oath (BBC)
Freed US reporters head home (BBC)
S. Korean police storm occupied auto factory (USA Today)
Ahmadinejad sworn in as Iran president amid crisis (USA Today)
Ahmadinejad sworn in as Iran president amid crisis (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Georgia: uneasy peace a year after war with Russia (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Ahmadinejad Sworn In As President Of Iran Amid Crisis (NPR)
Four Dead After Gunman's Pa. Health Club Rampage (NPR)
Freed US reporters welcomed home (BBC)
Psychologists: Gays shouldn't be advised to change (USA Today)
Former congressman convicted in bribery case (USA Today)
Officials: 27 missing after ferry sinks off Tonga (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Blast walls on major Baghdad streets to come down (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Prolific San Diego Zoo Panda Mom Bears Fifth Cub (NPR)
Former Congressman Jefferson Convicted Of Bribery (NPR)
Clinton to hold key Somalia talks (BBC)
Bomb strikes Afghan wedding party (BBC)
On atomic bomb anniversary, nuclear disarmament calls renewed (USA Today)
Police: Pennsylvania shooter left writings (USA Today)
Indian court sentences 3 to death for 2003 bombing (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Officials: Roadside bomb kills 21 Afghan civilians (AP) (YAHOO World News)
New Jobless Claims Drop More Than Expected (NPR)
Roadside Blast Kills 21 Afghans Headed To Wedding (NPR)
Afghan bomb kills four US troops (BBC)
Senate OKs expansion of cash-for-clunkers program (USA Today)
Loneliness is increasing -- and it can harm your health (USA Today)
Pakistan, US check reports of Taliban chief death (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Clinton urged NKorea to free detained SKoreans (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Director Hughes, Master Of Teen Angst, Dies At 59 (NPR)
Congress OKs $2B Refill Of 'Cash For Clunkers' (NPR)
Georgians still displaced by war (BBC)
Drone strike 'may have killed Mehsud' (BBC)
Hurricane Felicia weakens to a Category 3 storm in Pacific (USA Today)
Friday's forecast: Severe storms for Upper Midwest (USA Today)
Aide says Pakistani Taliban leader killed by US (AP) (YAHOO World News)
European, US stocks rise after July jobs report (AP) (YAHOO World News)
'Cash For Clunkers' Program Is Back In High Gear (NPR)
Evidence Mounts That Taliban Chief In Pakistan Is Dead (NPR)
Indonesia suspect 'in shoot-out' (BBC)
St Louis Tea Party Coalition Protest at SCIU
Hurricane Felicia remains a Category 2 storm in Pacific (USA Today)
Baby bust? U.S. births fell 2% in '08 recession (USA Today)
More feared dead from Tonga ferry (BBC)
Indonesian cops storm suspected militant hide-out (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Pakistani Taliban head's death a blow to militants (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Indonesian Police Kill 2 Terror Suspects (NPR)
Autopsy: Cocaine Contributed To Billy Mays' Death (NPR)
Police seek DNA over Java death (BBC)
Embassy staff on trial in Iran (BBC)
Funerals on Saturday for 2 Pa. health club victims (USA Today)
Palestinian president reappointed head of Fatah (USA Today)
German ship freed by pirates arrives in Kenya (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Iran brings Frenchwoman, embassy staff to trial (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Mountain Critter A Candidate For Endangered List (NPR)
New Yorkers Get Taste Of Big Gay Ice Cream Truck (NPR)
EU hits out at Tehran over trial (BBC)
Pakistan demands Taliban evidence (BBC)
Australia considers mass killings of camels (USA Today)
NYC mayor: Plane, chopper crash 'not survivable' (USA Today)
Taliban leader's death disputed, shootout claimed (AP) (YAHOO World News)
French woman, embassy staff confess in Iran trial (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Real Work Begins For Justice Sotomayor (NPR)
UK ministers deny torture collusion (BBC)
Divers scour Hudson River after midair crash (USA Today)
Felicia weakens to tropical storm near Hawaii (USA Today)
Plane hijacked in China's restive Xinjiang region (AP) (YAHOO World News)
1 million evacuated as typhoon hits China (AP) (YAHOO World News)
White House: Iran Confirms 3 U.S. Hikers In Custody (NPR)
Seven Killed In Calif. Police Chase (NPR)
Typhoon batters south-east China (BBC)
Pakistani Taliban's leader 'ill' (BBC)
Fatal midair crash over Hudson raises questions (USA Today)
Oil hovers near $71 as investors eye US consumers (AP) (YAHOO World News)
1 million evacuated as powerful typhoon hits China (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Briton In Iraqi Custody After Contractor Killings (NPR)
Obama presses for new tone in U.S. ties with Mexico (USA Today)
Dozens killed by Iraq car bombs (BBC)
China evacuates as storm strikes (BBC)
Clinton visits Congo on Africa tour (USA Today)
50 drug barons on US target list in Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
July's climate: Chilly USA, torrid globe (USA Today)
Record Number Receive Food Stamps (NPR)
Summer In Baghdad, And The Living Is Uneasy (NPR)
Militants launch Afghan attacks (BBC)
N.Y. collision prompts calls for limits (USA Today)
Problems plague State Dept.'s Africa bureau (USA Today)
China landslide crushes buildings (BBC)
Verdict expected in Suu Kyi trial (BBC)
Police: 400 unaccounted for in Taiwan mudslide (AP) (YAHOO World News)
U.S. Seeks Release Of 3 American Hikers In Iran (NPR)
Talking Back To Your Device Has Never Been Easier (NPR)
Iraq suffers bloodiest day since US pullback (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Outcry over Suu Kyi conviction (BBC)
Kuwait 'foils US army base plot' (BBC)
Report takes issue with FAA grants (USA Today)
Eunice Kennedy Shriver dies at 88 (USA Today)
Myanmar sentences Suu Kyi to more house arrest (AP) (YAHOO World News)
US Army brigade retools for new Afghan mission (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Shriver Remembered For Commitment To Disabled (NPR)
Low Credit Scores Affect Job Applicants (NPR)
Taiwan mudslide hundreds 'alive' (BBC)
Older drivers unaware of prescription risks (USA Today)
Senate 'pillar' Edward Kennedy gets Medal of Freedom (USA Today)
US Marines storm Taliban-held town in Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
DNA shows body of slain militant not Noordin Top (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Costa Rican President Diagnosed With Swine Flu (NPR)
Madoff's Former CFO Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy (NPR)
Russia to boost Abkhazia presence (BBC)
Judge rules in Palin e-mail case (USA Today)
Obama, Sotomayor thank U.S. for her unlikely rise (USA Today)
WTO win could open China's door to US companies (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Fed Says Economy Is 'Leveling Out' (NPR)
Federal Reserve Won't Raise Rates, Moves To End Buying Spree (NPR)
Lockerbie bomber release imminent (BBC)
Extra troops for Taiwan rescue (BBC)
High-risk permits for trucks assailed (USA Today)
Best Afghanistan defense: MRAPs + locals (USA Today)
Dozens die in militant battle in Pakistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Bombs kill 14 civilians in southern Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Pot-Friendly California: Amsterdam In America? (NPR)
Foreclosures Rise Again In July (NPR)
Taiwan appeals for foreign help (BBC)
Palin stands by 'death panel' claim (USA Today)
4 officers, 7 civilians shot dead in Russia (USA Today)
Double suicide bombs in Iraq town (BBC)
Observers see pattern of fraud before Afghan vote (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Double suicide bombing kills more than 20 in Iraq (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Folsom Embodies California's Prison Blues (NPR)
Pot Collective Sprouts In Calif. Retirement Community (NPR)
France and Germany exit recession (BBC)
Taiwan mudslide death toll rises (BBC)
Iran inmates 'tortured to death' (BBC)
Town keeps celebration of victory over Japan (USA Today)
Clinton urges changes on African trip (USA Today)
Taiwanese hauled to safety across raging river (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Egyptian crews overpower Somali pirates, kill 2 (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Early Human Lessons: Hot Rocks Make Sharper Tools (NPR)
NPR Tax Forms Document Former CEO's Buyout (NPR)
Missing ship 'found' off Africa (BBC)
Iranian ex-MPs challenge Khamenei (BBC)
More help coming for crews battling Calif. wildfires (USA Today)
Lockerbie bomber drops appeal due to health (USA Today)
Missing cargo ship found near Cape Verde (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Marines try a woman's touch to reach Afghan hearts (AP) (YAHOO World News)
British Hacker Fights Extradition To U.S. (NPR)
Foreclosures Loom Large For Middle Class (NPR)
Health Care Stirs Up Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, Customers Boycott Organic Grocery
Deadly gun battle in Gaza mosque (BBC)
7 killed, 91 injured in Taliban attack at NATO building in Kabul (USA Today)
Suicide bomber in Pakistan's Swat Valley kills 3 troops (USA Today)
7 die, 91 wounded in blast near NATO HQ in Kabul (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Hamas: Leader of al-Qaida-inspired group killed (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Police To Cite Phelps For Old License (NPR)
Afghan suicide bomb near Nato HQ (BBC)
Burma to free Suu Kyi US 'guest' (BBC)
Family 'ecstatic' about U.S.'s man's release from Myanmar (USA Today)
S.F. rail union, management resume negotiations (USA Today)
Senator meets Suu Kyi, wins American's release (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Kenneth Bacon Remembered As Voice For Refugees (NPR)
Lutherans Prepare To Vote On Accepting Gay Clergy (NPR)
Death takes UK Afghan toll to 200 (BBC)
Gun law complaints trail Obama during park tours (USA Today)
Family 'ecstatic' about U.S. man's release from Burma (USA Today)
American leaves Myanmar after release from jail (AP) (YAHOO World News)
NKorea threatens retaliation over US, UN sanctions (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama Rips Critics Of Health Care Fixes (NPR)
Burma deports Suu Kyi US 'guest' (BBC)
Obama 'softens' healthcare plan (BBC)
Obama and family go West (USA Today)
Bay Area rail, union resume talks as strike threat looms (USA Today)
Iran defies condemnation, expands opposition trial (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Taliban threatens polling stations in Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
To Avoid Bird Strikes, Just Tell The Birds To Move (NPR)
American Leaves Myanmar After Release From Prison (NPR)
Japan's economy leaves recession (BBC)
Afghanistan conflict 'winnable' (BBC)
Accident at Russian hydroelectric plant kills 8 (USA Today)