The euro powered above $0.98 for the first time in more than two years on …
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Judge Eases Restrictions on Alleged Shoe Bomber
BOSTON – A federal judge on Monday eased communications restrictions placed on a man accused …
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Sometimes it’s hard to tell what you’re up against. President Bush says he wants to …
Read More »Chief Justice Takes a Spill
WASHINGTON – Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist is moving a little slower Friday after …
Read More »Police Arrest Five Suspected of Plotting to Kidnap Spice Girl
LONDON – Police arrested five people Saturday for allegedly plotting to kidnap Spice Girl Victoria …
Read More »State-by-State Glance at Storm Damage
Losses from the weekend’s heavy thunderstorms and tornadoes: ALABAMA: At least 12 dead, 50 injured. …
Read More »U.N. Extends Humanitarian Program in Iraq Nine Days
UNITED NATIONS – A divided Security Council extended the U.N. humanitarian program in Iraq for …
Read More »Kuwaitis Interrogate Man Who Confessed to Being Senior Al Qaeda Member
KUWAIT CITY – Authorities were interrogating a Kuwaiti man on Sunday who confessed to being …
Read More »Hu Climbed Ladder Quietly
BEIJING – Hu Jintao, China’s new Communist Party general secretary, is known for being smart, …
Read More »Pilots Eye Guns in Cockpit by Spring
WASHINGTON – Commercial airline pilots could start carrying guns into the cockpits as early as …
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