News and Current Events [Archive] - Page 5

Iraqi tribal chief wants more aid from Baghdad (USA Today)
With defeat of U.N. sanctions, focus now on South Africa's efforts on Zimbabwe (USA T
Former Bush spokesman Tony Snow dies at 53 (USA Today)
N. Korea agrees to disable nuclear reactor (USA Today)
Bush, Dems blame each other for energy woes (USA Today)
Child's body recovered from Baltimore Harbor (USA Today)
Egyptian police uncover explosives cache in Sinai desert (USA Today)
At checkup, Cheney's cardiac status is stable (USA Today)
Syria, Lebanon to open embassies (BBC)
Zimbabwe hails sanctions failure (BBC)
Olmert says accusations are distorted, despicable (USA Today)
Officials hesitate to arrest immigrants living in churches (USA Today)
Border fence in Texas concerns Rio Grande defenders (USA Today)
Pakistan: U.S. can't hunt bin Laden on its turf (USA Today)
Pakistan says US not hunting bin Laden on its turf (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Iraq handing out cash to people on the streets (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Iraq handing out cash to people (USA Today)
Prince Harry balances army duty with charity work (USA Today)
Tony Snow, Delighted In Arguing Conservative View (NPR)
Michael DeBakey, Heart Surgery Pioneer (NPR)
China 'is fuelling war in Darfur' (BBC)
At Supreme Court, no one rushes into retirement (USA Today)
Clergy abuse, climate on pope's Australian agenda (AP) (YAHOO World News)
North Korea rejects proposal to resume talks (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Mid-East optimism at France talks (BBC)
Deadly blast hits Afghan market (BBC)
Clergy abuse, climate on pope's Australian agenda (USA Today)
Police say 24 killed in Afghan suicide blast (USA Today)
Rescued Colombia hostages head home to Florida (USA Today)
Olmert: Mideast peace deal closer than ever (USA Today)
Baghdad Officials Fear Outbreaks From Dirty Water (NPR)
Native Americans Call Attention To Burial, Green Issues (NPR)
Sudan: War-crimes case would provoke more violence (USA Today)
Iraqi PM, other officials handing out cash (USA Today)
Nations sign pact to free Mideast of WMDs (USA Today)
SEC probe takes aim at securities price manipulation (USA Today)
Thunderstorm spawns huge slide in eastern Calif. (USA Today)
US suffers heavy Afghan losses (BBC)
Israel 'close' to Mid-East deal (BBC)
Officials: 9 US troops killed in Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Israel's Olmert says peace deal closer than ever (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Governors meet, discuss renewable energy (USA Today)
SEC probe takes aim at securities price manipulation (USA Today)
Officials: 9 U.S. troops die in Afghan battle (USA Today)
Governors discuss renewable energy (USA Today)
Heavy Calif. rains dampen ground, strand fire crew (USA Today)
Research linking deficiency to diseases prompts a jump in vitamin D tests (USA Today)
Demand Grows For Older Models (NPR)
Attack Kills 9 U.S. Soldiers In Afghanistan (NPR)
US moves to bolster lending firms (BBC)
Hopes on race relations are high, poll shows (USA Today)
Salmonella fears take zing out of pepper biz (USA Today)
Worth the risk? Debate on offshore drilling heats up (USA Today)
Vitamin D tests soar as deficiency, diseases linked (USA Today)
Calif. diving program helps anchor ex-inmates (USA Today)
Attack on US base in Afghanistan kills 9 Americans (AP) (YAHOO World News)
AP IMPACT: Pakistan militants focus on Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Heavy rains complicate Calif. firefighting efforts (USA Today)
Sudan head accused of war crimes (BBC)
Turkey charges 86 for 'coup plot' (BBC)
World prosecutor charges Sudan president with genocide (USA Today)
Bertha expected to bring wind, rain to Bermuda (USA Today)
Official: Obama to visit West Bank, meet Abbas (USA Today)
Mag satire panned; depicts Obamas as Muslim, terrorist (USA Today)
White House: Bush to lift ban on offshore drilling (USA Today)
Officials: 9 U.S. troops die in Afghan battle (USA Today)
ICC Charges Sudan's President With Genocide (NPR)
Anheuser-Busch Agrees To InBev's Buyout Offer (NPR)
Sudanese president charged with genocide in Darfur (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Obama would send 2 more brigades to Afghanistan (USA Today)
Tropical Storm Bertha nears Bermuda (USA Today)
Prosecutor turned up on US terror watch list (USA Today)
NAACP leaders will push Confederate flag opposition (USA Today)
Tropical Storm Bertha approaches Bermuda (USA Today)
Bush lifts executive ban on offshore drilling (USA Today)
UN to withdraw staff from Darfur (BBC)
Bush lifts offshore drilling ban (BBC)
Husband and fellow Marine charged in Army nurse's death (USA Today)
California wildfire season is worst in state history (USA Today)
Hurricane watch issued as Bertha approaches Bermuda (USA Today)
T.S. Bertha rakes Bermuda with heavy rain, fierce winds (USA Today)
Hawaii's next big export: municipal trash (USA Today)
From outside the USA comes a measles threat inside the USA (USA Today)
Bereaved families, grateful organ recipients meet (USA Today)
Mag satire panned; depicts Obamas as Muslim, terrorist (USA Today)
3 plead to charges in plot that changed air travel (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Sudan angered by genocide claims (BBC)
Italians jailed over G8 protest (BBC)
Cost Of Popcorn Spikes (NPR)
Wall Street Responds To Government Housing Fix (NPR)
Taliban attacks spur calls for troops (USA Today)
Earthquake-devastated culture fights for its survival in China (USA Today)
Obama to NAACP: Blacks must seize responsibility (USA Today)
Rock slide kills 3 in New Mexico (USA Today)
Just having the TV on can distract kids, cut down on playtime (USA Today)
Earthquake-devastated culture fights for survival in China (USA Today)
Videotaped interrogation of Gitmo suspect released (USA Today)
First Guantanamo video released (BBC)
Bombers kill Iraq army recruits (BBC)
Report says Calif. should end juvenile prisons (USA Today)
6th woman wants to testify Spector threatened her (USA Today)
Study: Immigrants mistreated at detention center (USA Today)
Police: Iraq suicide bombers kill 28 army recruits (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Video of interrogation of Gitmo prisoner released (AP) (YAHOO World News)
7 insurgents killed in Afghanistan (USA Today)
Bush to hold news conference Tuesday on housing, oil (USA Today)
Dem Party chief to head South this week for votes (USA Today)
Bush Says He's Prepared to Reassure Markets (NPR)
Bernanke: Stabilizing Financial Markets Top Priority (NPR)
Bush prods Congress to pass bills to aid mortgage giants (USA Today)
Obama calls for 'new direction' in int'l relations (USA Today)
Police: Iraq suicide bombers kill 28 army recruits (USA Today)
U.S. military in Iraq arrests key bomb suspect (USA Today)
Cooler weather lets crews control more Calif. wildfires (USA Today)
Rainbow ride collapses in Sweden, injures 18 (USA Today)
Obama vows to end US role in Iraq (BBC)
Mexican man detained for showing fake CIA badge (USA Today)
Study: Fewer than one-third of teens exercise enough (USA Today)
U.S. senators push for more humanitarian aid for Pakistan (USA Today)
28 killed in twin suicide attacks in Iraqi city (AP) (YAHOO World News)
For Israel, prisoner swap evokes raw memories (AP) (YAHOO World News)
T.S. Bertha is longest-lived July storm on record (USA Today)
Budget cuts force teachers to act as nurses (USA Today)
Study: Fewer than a third of teens exercise enough (USA Today)
Calif. mountain towns clean up mud flows (USA Today)
Married couples who play together stay together (USA Today)
Anglican divisions lurk under the surface of Lambeth Conference (USA Today)
Analysis: Presidents usually face crises with 'confidence' (USA Today)
US official to attend Iran talks (BBC)
Israel and Hezbollah set for swap (BBC)
Banking On The Safety Of Deposits (NPR)
Court Says Enemy Combatant Can Challenge Status (NPR)
Pine beetle threat grows in the West (USA Today)
Anglican divisions lurk under the surface of conference (USA Today)
U.S. troops abandaon Afghan base where 9 troops died (USA Today)
Israel tries to identify dead soldiers in swap (AP) (YAHOO World News)
US troops pull out of Afghan base after attack (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Fire crews make progress on California wildfires (USA Today)
US troops abandon Afghan outpost (BBC)
Israel IDs bodies released by Hezbollah as soldiers (USA Today)
U.S. ban on visitors with HIV could end soon (USA Today)
McCain could get points for facing Obama supporters (USA Today)
World Court orders U.S. to stop executions of 5 Mexicans (USA Today)
Mass. Sen. kills gay marriage ban for non-Mass. couples (USA Today)
Philippine govt. says deal reached with Muslim rebels (USA Today)
Israel, Hezbollah Begin Prisoner Swap (NPR)
Candidates Clash On Impact Of Offshore Drilling (NPR)
McCain talks up vouchers, praises Obama to NAACP (USA Today)
France denies citizenship to Muslim woman in full-body veil (USA Today)
New sport combines boxing and chess (AP) (YAHOO World News)
40 killed in Egypt by train accident (USA Today)
Congress ratings plunge in poll (USA Today)
Congress, Bush clash on control of spy secrets (USA Today)
Beirut welcomes freed prisoners (BBC)
Betancourt rescuer wore Red Cross (BBC)
Freed Lebanese prisoners receive official welcome (USA Today)
Israeli critics: Swap could encourage more hostage taking (USA Today)
18 killed in Iraq car bomb blast (USA Today)
At least 15 killed in Iraq car bomb blast (USA Today)
Bush claims executive privilege on CIA leak (USA Today)
Congress, Bush clash on control of spy secrets (USA Today)
Pentagon: Troop levels in Iraq could be cut this fall (USA Today)
NAACP gives low-key response to McCain (USA Today)
Mullen May Back More Iraq Cuts (NPR)
U.S. Unveils New Rule On Airplane Fuel Tanks (NPR)
Malaysia's Anwar released on bail (BBC)
US 'ponders Iran diplomatic base' (BBC)
FBI: Ex-driver helped try to track bin Laden (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Pope lauds Australia's Aborigine apology (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Is this the next baby boom? (USA Today)
Pope: World's natural resources are being squandered (USA Today)
President Bush set to survey California wildfires (USA Today)
NATO: Senior Taliban commander killed in airstrike (USA Today)
Pope hits out at consumer culture (BBC)
Argentina Senate rejects farm tax (BBC)
5 freed militants vow to keep fighting Israel (USA Today)
JPMorgan Chase profit falls 53%, beats expectations (USA Today)
Thousands at burials of returned Israeli soldiers (AP) (YAHOO World News)
UN appeals for $33.5 million for Burma (USA Today)
15 insurgents killed in Afghanistan raid (USA Today)
Bush speaks fondly of Tony Snow at funeral (USA Today)
Obama's Fundraising Skyrockets After Slow May (NPR)
What Does 'Jihad' Really Mean? (NPR)
Gitmo Bay trial can begin next week (USA Today)
Cambodia, Thailand continue troop buildup at border (USA Today)
2.5 billion lack basic sanitation, millions need clean water (USA Today)
Hopes for Colombia peace talks dim (USA Today)
Israel buries 2 returned Israeli soldiers (USA Today)
IMF raises world economic targets (BBC)
Four Madrid bomb convicts cleared (BBC)
FDA: OK to eat tomatoes again (USA Today)
Bush surveys record-breaking Calif. wildfires (USA Today)
Anglican head says bishop boycott `wounds' summit (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Al-Qaida draws more foreign recruits to Afghan war (AP) (YAHOO World News)
No charges against N.J. troopers accused of rape (USA Today)
Iran-linked attacks subside in Iraq (USA Today)
Missiles, 100K police on China's Olympic team (USA Today)
Cities Gone Wireless: Safety Or Surveillance? (NPR)
FDA Lifts Salmonella Warning On Tomatoes (NPR)
Gore challenges US to ditch oil (BBC)
EU hits Intel with fresh charges (BBC)
Pope urges all faiths to unite against 'indiscriminate violence' (USA Today)
Mandela on 90th birthday: Rich should help poor (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Pope: All faiths should unite against violence (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Pistorius fails to make S. African Olympic team (USA Today)
Poll: Tomato scare has Americans avoiding some foods (USA Today)
Mandela at 90 issues call for poor (BBC)
EU plans 'spare' 1bn euros for Africa (BBC)
Mandela's birthday message: Rich should help poor (USA Today)
Romania's president rejects new property law (USA Today)
Chinese police: Villagers attack police station as protest (USA Today)
Rice: U.S. still puts conditions on talks with Iran (USA Today)
U.S. forces in Iraq launch new crackdown (USA Today)
Iraq, U.S. agree on 'general time horizon' (USA Today)
'It's All Politics': NPR's Weekly News Roundup (NPR)
Candidates' Terror Policies Tough To Distinguish (NPR)
Argentina's president drops export tax hike (USA Today)
Incidents raise questions about French nuclear safety (USA Today)
Iraq, U.S. agree on 'general time horizon' (USA Today)
Poll: Obama elicits more excitement than McCain (USA Today)
Berlusconi claims garbage crisis in Naples was solved (USA Today)
McCain TV ad hits Obama on Iraq policy (USA Today)
Cuba reforms turn to state land (BBC)
Argentina drops disputed farm tax (BBC)
Bush agrees to time 'horizon' on Iraq troop cuts (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Family of slain N.C. woman plan return to Canada (USA Today)
McCain adviser Gramm quits after 'whiners' remarks (USA Today)
Officials: Crane collapse in Houston kills 4 (USA Today)
McCain adviser Gramm quits after 'whiners' remarks (USA Today)
Independent Groups Step Up On-Air Ads (NPR)
U.S., Iraq Agree On 'Time Horizon' For Withdrawal (NPR)
Pope sorry for priests' sex abuse (BBC)
US set for historic Iran meeting (BBC)
Pope apologizes for clergy sex abuse in Australia (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Beijing begins massive Olympic shutdown (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Angelina Jolie leaves hospital (USA Today)
Qantas flight leaves L.A. after bomb threat (USA Today)
Iranian official: "No chance" country to suspend enrichment (USA Today)
Obama opens foreign tour in Kabul (BBC)
Petraeus: al-Qaeda fighters may be migrating to Afghan frontier (USA Today)
Iranian official rules out suspending enrichment (USA Today)
Obama visits Afghanistan to tour war zone (USA Today)
Obama visits Afghanistan to tour war zone (USA Today)
Investigators arrive at site of crane collapse (USA Today)
Weighing the U.S. Move to Send Envoy to Iran Talks (NPR)
South Carolina Miffed By U.K. 'Gay' Ads (NPR)
Obama starts tour of war zones in Afghanistan (AP) (YAHOO World News)
Iraqi Sunni bloc rejoins government (AP) (YAHOO World News)
U.S.: Iran needs to negotiate nuclear program (USA Today)
Guns ruling spawns legal challenges by felons (USA Today)