| Bush, Manmohan meeting early Wednesday | |
With political logjam over the India-US nuclear deal broken in New Delhi, how to take the landmark agreement forward is expected to dominate the discussions between President George W. Bush and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh when they meet Wednesday on the sidelines of the G8 summit in...
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| Bush defends decision to attend Olympic Games |
US President George W. Bush defended Sunday his decision to attend the opening ceremony of next month's Olympic Games in Beijing, saying not to go would mean offending the Chinese...
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| Afghan, US military claim dozens of rebel casualties |
More than 20 Taliban militants were killed or injured during a clash and airstrike in eastern Kunar province while several other insurgents were also killed in a US-led coalition operation, officials said...
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| Megan Fox dumps fianc Brian Austin Green |
London, July 6 : American actress and model Megan Fox has called off her engagement to fiance Brian Austin...
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| Sheryl Crow offers to perform on Barack Obama |
Washington, July 6 : American singer songwriter Sheryl Crow boosted U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama's spirits, when she offered to perform for the Senator on the campaign...
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| Oz cricket coach Nielsen to take player preparation tips from New York Yankees |
Sydney, July 6 : Australian cricket team coach Tim Nielsen will visit the New York Yankees' facilities in New York after the one-day series against the West Indies, in the hope of acquiring an insight into how baseball players are physically and psychologically prepared to take on the competition from time to...
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| Eminem sued for punching a man two years ago |
London, July 6 : A lawsuit has been filed against American rapper Eminem in Oakland County Circuit Court for allegedly punching a man in the toilets of a strip club two years ago....
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| Newborns should be screened for hearing loss |
Washington, July 6 : All newborn infants should be screened for congenital hearing loss that is present at birth, according to a new recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task...
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| Soon, snacks filled with probiotics to keep soldiers |
Washington, July 6 : The next time American soldiers dig into the candy, cookies and cakes they get as rations, they will be taking a healthy bite, what with the treats containing probiotics, the beneficial bacteria already found in the human...
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| 100 firefighters battle massive fire on ship in Miami River |
Miami -Dade Fire Rescue said the fire burned for three hours Saturday night while crews worked to put out the flames on the ship. All nine crew members were evacuated. No injuries have been reported....
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| Special court for vets addresses more than crime |
Special court for vets addresses more than crime The first clue that the Tuesday afternoon session in Part 4 of Buffalo City Court is not like other criminal proceedings comes just before it...
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| Congress begins final summer push |
WASHINGTON – Democrats bent on showing they can govern and Republicans anxious about a sour re-election climate are pushing a pared-down summer agenda in Congress. Lawmakers want to try to save...
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| Theft of car anti-pollution device up across US |
Theft of car anti-pollution device up across US Marty Boyer's carefully maintained sport utility vehicle growled more like a dragster than a 2001 Honda Passport when he turned the...
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| Foreclosures to rise, whomever wins White House |
McCain's FHA provision is estimated to cost from $3 billion to $10 billion and would mean either cutting federal spending elsewhere or having the government borrow more. The first choice is to trim...
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| Stabbing suspect caught fleeing in wheelchair |
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EL PASO, Texas -- El Paso police arrested a man on a charge of attempted murder Saturday after he was caught fleeing the scene of a stabbing in his motorized wheelchair. The...
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| D.C. seeks new rules after gun ruling |
WASHINGTON - Dale Metta, who manages a gun shop just outside the District of Columbia limits in Maryland, has had to turn away dozens of city residents wanting to buy handguns in recent days. Never...
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| With E-Verify, too many errors to expand its use |
Two hours after Fernando Tinoco started his new job at a meatpacking plant in Chicago, he was escorted by security guards to the office and fired. The reason: Company officials had entered his...
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| NYPD now has own scholar to help review threats |
NYPD now has own scholar to help review threats He was a flight surgeon with the Navy and a CIA officer in Pakistan. He has also earned a doctorate in sociology and written two...
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| Tropical Storm Bertha approaches warmer waters |
MIAMI – Tropical Storm Bertha is approaching warmer waters and is likely to strengthen during the coming days. At 11 a.m. EDT Sunday, Bertha was centered about 1,185 miles east of the...
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| Prize-winning SC cook dishes up whimsical fare |
Prize-winning SC cook dishes up whimsical fare A South Carolina woman's whimsical approach to food is helping her crack the insular world of cooking contests with such novel dishes as pecan-encrusted...
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| Pakistan Suicide Bombing Kills More Than 10 |
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) ― A suicide attacker detonated explosives near a police station in Pakistan's capital on Sunday, killing more than 10 police officers, officials said. The blast...
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| Man out-spits father, claims pit-spitting title |
EAU CLAIRE, Mich. – Brian “Young Gun” Krause has out-spit his father to claim his seventh championship at the International Cherry Pit Spitting Championship. Krause's winning...
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| NBC sees Olympics as research mecca |
NEW YORK – NBC is using the Olympics as a “billion-dollar research lab” to get a sense of how people are using different media platforms to experience the Beijing Games that begin...
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| 'Vertigo's' San Francisco locations |
"Vertigo" turns 50 this year but has hardly aged at all. Besides making what is generally acknowledged to be one of the 10 best movies ever, Alfred Hitchcock also captured San Francisco circa 1958....
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| Hyphens Have It; Garrett Weber-Gale Sets American Record in 50 Free, Ben Wildman-Tobriner Takes Second |
By John LohnOMAHA, Nebraska, July 5. THE finest meet of Garrett Weber-Gale's career continued Saturday night, with the Longhorn Aquatics sprinter becoming the fastest man in American history. The...
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| Weather Helps Crews Battling Calif |
Cooler weather on Sunday gave a boost to crews battling the enormous wildfire that was threatening nearly 2,700 homes in Santa Barbara...
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| IEA proposes much higher carbon offsets |
IEA proposes much higher carbon offsets By Jonathan Soble in Tokyo and Ed Crooks in London Published: June 6 2008 10:03 | Last updated: June 6 2008...
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| Los Angeles Police May Use Text-Messaging to Byte Crime |
Posted on: Sunday, 6 July 2008, 03:00 CDT By Rachel Uranga For years, the Los Angeles Police Department has received crime tips from nervous callers hoping to remain anonymous as they fumble through...
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| 91-year-old woman gets stuck under car for 2 days |
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS GREENDALE, Wis. -- A 91-year-old woman who had crawled under her car to look for her keys ended up stuck beneath an axle for two days until her mail carrier noticed letters...
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| HORSE RACING / Pure Clan clicks home to win American Oaks |
Pure Clan beat Satan's Circus by three-quarters of a length Saturday in the $750,000 American Oaks at Hollywood Park in Inglewood (Los Angeles County). Ridden by Julien Leparoux, Pure Clan ran 11/8...
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| California wildfires strain state |
LOS ANGELES -- A wildfire threatening thousands of homes in Southern California spread slowly through scenic canyonlands Saturday, straining resources as crews struggled to contain hundreds of other...
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| A role model for L.A. Chicago |
Unfortunately I was not in Los Angeles or even in California. I was vacationing in Chicago, the city that beat out L.A. last year in a bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics. "I said from the beginning...
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| 3 freed US hostages give thanks for their rescue |
U.S. government, "who never forgot us.""For five and a half long years, we all hoped and prayed this day would come," the men said. "Now that it has, we're just overwhelmed with emotion. The love and...
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| Former Chargers safety Terrence Kiel dies |
SAN DIEGO - Former Chargers safety Terrence Kiel was killed after he was thrown from a Chevy sedan he was driving, police said Saturday. Kiel, 27, was driving alone after leaving a party at about...
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| ACLU plans to investigate Rainbow Family treatment |
American Civil Liberties Union said Saturday that it plans to investigate the actions of federal law enforcers who arrested five Rainbow Family members in...
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| L.A. panel recommends sale of Little Tokyo property to Japanese American group |
As a multicultural wave of new investors and residents begins to reshape Little Tokyo, many community leaders are hailing a Los Angeles city recommendation to sell the last large undeveloped land...
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| Helms never changed on civil rights opposition |
North Carolina politics and the conservative movement. The former senator did it without ever changing much about himself.There is perhaps no better example of Helms' unwavering commitment to his...
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| Serial Killing Suspect Had Nowhere to Hide |
(AP) The television image of fugitive murder suspect Nicholas Sheley's mug shot was fresh in Samantha Butler's mind as she ventured out to get dinner for the family, warning her relatives to lock the...
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| Obama, Clinton to help each other during fundraisers |
New York this week. Obama campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the Democratic nominee-in-waiting and Clinton will hold three fundraisers. Two events are scheduled for Wednesday night - one to raise...
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| San Francisco Chronicle Best-Sellers July 6 / |
, Randy Pausch and Jeffrey Zaslow (Hyperion; 224 pages; $21.95): Based on the final lecture given by Carnegie Mellon University Professor Pausch after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. ...
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| Police Search For Clues In Miami-Dade Homicide |
MIAMI -- Sunday Miami-Dade homicide detectives were back at the southwest Miami-Dade home where a 21-year-old man was found dead on Saturday.The area around 8001 Southwest and 62nd Place in Miami...
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| Clinton avoids partisan politics in Aspen talk |
Former President Bill Clinton avoided partisan politics during an appearance Saturday at the Aspen Ideas Festival, focusing instead on world issues ranging from climate change to food security and...
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| United States: New dispute looms as actors |
The negotiations for a new agreement, which started in mid-April, have grown increasingly heated. The tensions are not only between the large media conglomerates — represented by the Alliance of...
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| Senator Wants National Speed Limit To Conserve Gas |
WASHINGTON Everyone is concerned about the rising cost of gas, but are you willing to change your driving habits to conserve? CBS station WJZ-TV reporter Dennis Edwards reports one senator wants...
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| AMERICAN LEAGUE / Rivera, Yankees hold off Red Sox |
New York closer Mariano Rivera pitched himself in and out of trouble Saturday, escaping a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the ninth inning and preserving a 2-1 victory over the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium....
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| Philadelphia, The Original American Melting Pot |
July 6, 2008 · As the nation marks Independence Day weekend, NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday travels to Philadelphia, the nation's first capital, as part of a month-long series to find out how...
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| UAE Restores Ties With Iraq, Forgives Debt |
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) ― The United Arab Emirates canceled all its Iraqi debt Sunday and moved to restore a full diplomatic mission in Baghdad by naming a new ambassador.It's...
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| Bahraini Leadership Congratulates President Bush On His Birthday |
Manama, July 6 (bna) His Majesty King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa Sent A Cable Of Congratulations To Us President George Bush On The Occasion Of His Birthday. His Majesty Wished Him Constant Health And...
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| Early Sunday Fire Causes Severe Damage To Miami Building |
MIAMI -- Miami-Dade firefighters are investigating what started an early Sunday morning fire at a building on the 5800 block of northwest 22nd Avenue.The structure houses apartments and a...
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| Some coffee fans get grim delight in Starbucks woes |
Financial woes at Starbucks Corp., which is planning to close 600 underperforming U.S. stores, is evoking glee and little sympathy from aficionados who say they resent the coffee shop giant and favor...
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