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Why can’t President Bush start his month long August vacation at his ranch now and continue on until some time around the middle of November? After he said he would not play Presidential pundit as far as the election goes, he goes to Israel and pops...
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AP, Cairo
The media wing of al-Qaida says Osama bin Laden soon will issue a new message addressed to the Islamic world.
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AP, Beijing
Three giant pandas are missing from the world’s most famous panda reserve after the earthquake and five staff members were killed, a Chinese official said...
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AP, Beichuan
China declared three days of national mourning for earthquake victims and ordered a suspension of the Olympic torch relay, as the search for survivors of the disaster...
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AP, Beijing
China is suspending the Olympic torch relay for three days as part of a national mourning for earthquake victims.
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AP, Johannesburg
Mobs killed at least six people and injured 50 in anti-foreigner violence that has spread through poor suburbs of Johannesburg, police said Sunday.
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AP, Baghdad
A soldier used a Quran, the Islamic holy book, for target practice in a predominantly Sunni area west of Baghdad, prompting an apology from the military, a spokesman...
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AP, Jakarta
More than 700 passengers were safely evacuated after an Indonesian ferry caught fire Sunday while nearing its destination on the island of Borneo, police said.
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AP, Yangon
A top U.N envoy headed for Myanmar on Sunday to plead with the junta to accept more international aid for its cyclone survivors, amid mounting fears of starvation...
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AP, Kuwait City
Official results for Kuwait’s parliamentary elections show strong gains for Muslim hardliners. But women candidates failed to win a single seat.
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AP, Yangon
Thousands of children who survived Myanmar’s cyclone will starve to death in two to three weeks unless food is rushed to them, an aid agency warned Sunday.
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AP, Colombo
Sri Lankan air force helicopters bombed a Tamil Tiger rebel operations center in the contested north, while separate ground battles killed 12 insurgents, the military...
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AP, Hanoi
Vietnam has deported an American man of Vietnamese origin who was sentenced to six months in jail on terrorism charges for planning to circulate anti-government...
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AP, Jerusalem
An Israeli police spokesman says investigators are summoning Prime Minister Ehud Olmert for a second round of questioning about money he accepted from an American...
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AP, Beijing
Official Xinhua News Agency says the confirmed death toll from the massive earthquake in Sichuan province has risen to more than 32,000.
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AP, Yangon
Thousands of children who survived Myanmar’s cyclone will starve to death in two to three weeks unless food is rushed to them, an aid agency warned Sunday.
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AP, Beichuan
The search for survivors in the rubble of China’s powerful earthquake grew bleak Sunday, with rescuers in some areas no longer listening for trapped victims.
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AP, Beichuan
The search for survivors in the rubble of China’s powerful earthquake grew bleak Sunday, with rescuers in some areas no longer listening for trapped victims.
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AP, Pul-e Charkhi
The prison uniform Sayed Parwez Kambakhsh wears is emblazoned with crudely painted black scales of justice, but the young journalist insists on the eve of his appeal...
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AP, Seoul
South Korea’s president said on Sunday that his country stands ready to help North Korea with food aid, but only if the isolated communist country asks for it and...
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AP, Tokyo
A fire official says more than 16,000 people were evacuated from a Tokyo suburb while an unexploded 1-ton bomb believed was defused.
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AP, Jerusalem
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak will meet Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on Tuesday to discuss efforts to work out a cease-fire between the Hamas rulers of the...
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AP, Washington
Democrats accused Sen. John McCain Friday of hypocrisy on the question of whether the United States should negotiate with terrorists and dictators, saying the certain...
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AP, Gaza City
Gaza City residents faced closed bakeries, stalled elevators and no water on Sunday after the ruling Hamas shut down the territory’s only power plant, saying it...
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AP, Gaza City
Hamas says a member of the militant group has been killed in an explosion along Gaza’s fence with Israel.
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AP, Gaza City
Hamas fired rockets at southern Israel on Saturday, hitting a house and a Jewish seminary just hours after five Hamas policemen were killed in Israeli air strikes.
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AP, Gaza City
Hamas fired rockets at southern Israel on Saturday, hitting a house and a Jewish seminary just hours after five Hamas policemen were killed in Israeli air strikes.
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AP, Kfar Aza
Gaza attackers sent mortar shells crashing into a border community late Friday, killing an Israeli in his garden and wounding three others, officials said. Israel...
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AP, New York
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Thursday that Republican John McCain was “losing his bearings” for repeatedly suggesting the Islamic...
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AP, Washington
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Thursday that Republican rival John McCain tried to smear him and was “losing his bearings” with the...
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Last Tuesday, Israel faced the fallout from a Palestinian family of five perishing in the Gaza Strip during an Israeli strike against militants firing rockets at an...
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AP, Gaza City
The ruling Hamas party started using police cars on Sunday to ferry Palestinians around the Gaza Strip because of severe fuel shortages.
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AP, Jerusalem
The Israeli army blamed militants for the deaths of a Palestinian woman and her four young children, saying Friday that they died in secondary blasts when the Hamas...
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Several Palestinian militant groups signed off Wednesday on a Hamas-sponsored temporary truce proposal that the Islamist movement says could bring calm to...
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In spite of undeniable proof that an estimated 11 to 12 million people (approximately 6 million of them European Jews) were systematically exterminated in Nazi...
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AP, Gaza City
The ruling Hamas militant group has issued tough new restrictions on public gatherings in the Gaza Strip.
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AP, Gaza City
Israeli forces grabbed a Hamas field commander from his Gaza home Saturday, setting off heavy fighting that killed the wanted man’s 14-year-old daughter and...
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AP, Cairo
The chief of Hamas said Saturday that the Palestinian militant group would accept an Egyptian proposal for a cease-fire with Israel but it would be a...
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AP, Gaza Ctiy
Israeli forces entered a northern Gaza town early Saturday and seized a local Hamas leader from his home amid heavy fighting with Palestinian gunmen, Hamas members and...
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AP, Gaza Ctiy
Israeli forces entered a northern Gaza town early Saturday and seized a local Hamas leader from his home amid heavy fighting with Palestinian gunmen, Hamas members and...
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