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September 04, 2007
• Hurricane Felix Storms Ashore in Central America; Rawalpindi Blasts Kill at Least 25 People; Court Upholds Death Sentence for 'Chemical Ali'


September 03, 2007
• Alliance Helps Reduce Violence in Anbar Province; British Troops Leave Base in Downtown Basra; Tower of London Sees First Woman Guard


August 31, 2007
• President Bush Deals With Mortgage Woes, Iraq War; Memorial Ceremony Marks 10 years Since Princess Diana's Death; Artists' Images Create Controversy


August 30, 2007
• Pervez Musharraf Considering Move to Give Role as Army General; Comprehensive Progress Report on Iraq Due September 15th; Virginia Tech Report


August 29, 2007
• Muqtada al-Sadr Suspends Activity of Mehdi Army; Taliban Releases Four More South Korean Hostages


August 28, 2007
• Worst Fires in Memory in Greece; Evacuation of Shiite Pilgrims Under Way in Iraq; New Zealand Rescue


August 24, 2007
• Help Pouring in for Iraqi Boy; Military Commanders Respond to John Warner's Comments; Britain Shooting: Boy's Killers Might Also be Young; Vick Enters Guilty Plea


August 23, 2007
• U.S. Flooding: Thousands of Homes Damaged or Destroyed; Two British Teens Questioned in Killing of 11-Year-Old; New U.S. Intel Estimate Critical of Iraqi Prime Minister; Kazakhs Still Suffer Effects of Soviet Nuclear Testing; Jewish Tourists View Their "Birthright" from the Wailing Wall


August 22, 2007
• Hurricane Dean: Round Two; President Bush Cites U.S. War History to Support Iraq Policy; Eight Indian Nationals Beaten in Eastern Germany


August 20, 2007
• Hurricane Dean Approaching Yucatan Peninsula; Democratic Candidates Spar in Iowa Debate


August 17, 2007
• Stocks Rebound as Federal Reserve Cuts Discount Rate; Aftermath of Peru Earthquake; Utah Mine Collapse


August 16, 2007
• 8.0 Magnitude Earthquake in Peru; Rescuers Hear Unidentified Noises From Collapsed Utah Mine; Is it Time to Shuffle Investments?


August 15, 2007
• Major Offensive Under Way in Afghanistan; Shock Over Chinese Factory Owner's Apparent Suicide; Germany Shootings: Six Italian Men Killed Execution-Style


August 14, 2007
• World's Largest Toy Maker Pulls Hazardous Products off Shelves; Recalls Threaten China's Reputation as Manufacturer; Baby Girl Rescued From Rubble After Family Killed in Iraq


August 13, 2007
• Karl Rove to Step Down; Taliban Sets Two Hostages Free; NASA Debates What to do About Damaged Tiles


August 10, 2007
• Fed Pumps Cash into Roiled Markets; Utah Mine Update; UNESCO to Investigate Slaughter of Mountain Gorillas; Ravaged by Civil War, Sierra Leone Holds Elections


August 09, 2007
• Bush Attempts to Calm Jittery Markets; Musharraf Holds Off on Emergency; China Threatens to Dump Dollars; Gay Rights Activists Host Presidential Debate, But Only Democrats Show Up


August 07, 2007
• Mine Rescue Briefing Continued; Jewish Settlers Evicted from Hebron; Chinese Train To The Extreme To Bring Home Gold In 2008 Olympics; Monsoons Decimate Vast Areas Of India, But Indian Army Coaxes Survivors To Leave Their Flooded Homes; Iranian Cyclists Tour Europe, United States, Promote Peace


August 06, 2007
• Karzai & Bush Talk Security; Gay Street Opens in Rome


August 01, 2007
• More Than 70 Killed in Series of Attacks in Baghdad; Second South Korean Hostage Killed by Taliban; European Stock Markets


July 31, 2007
• U.S. Troop Deaths at Eight-Month Low in Iraq; U.S. Military Getting Help From Former Insurgents; British Army Ends 38 Years in Northern Ireland; U.S. Working on Arms Deal With Saudi Arabia


July 30, 2007
• President Bush, Prime Minister Brown Hold News Conference; Iraqi Tribal Leaders Rejection Of Al Qaeda; U.S. Arms Deal With Gulf States Raises Eyebrows; Iraqis Win Asia Cup


July 27, 2007
• Bomb Kills 10, Wounds Dozens Near Red Mosque; Report: NASA Astronauts Allowed to Fly Drunk; Bush Defends Embattled Supporters; Doping Scandals Again Mar Four de France


July 26, 2007
• Record Rainfall in U.K.; Southeastern Europe Bakes in Scorching Temperatures; Tour de France Race Leader Rasmussen Removed From Tour; Iraqi Refugees; Tainted Chinese Products; Product Safety


July 25, 2007
• Airport Incidents Concern U.S. Authorities; Muslim Support for Suicide Bombings has Fallen; Flooding in Britain; Iraqi Football Team Reaches Asian Cup Final With Win Over South Korea


July 24, 2007
• President Bush Discusses Iraq, War on Terror in Charlotte, South Carolina; Italian Police Round Up An Alleged Terror Cell Centered Around An Imam, His Mosque


July 23, 2007
• Worst Flooding in 60 Years in Parts of England; Widows in Iraq Struggle to Keep Families Together; Turkey Election


July 20, 2007
• Palestinian Ruling: Ousted Top Judge Reinstated; Israel Frees 255 Palestinian Prisoners; Fans Lining Up to Buy Latest "Harry Potter" Book


July 19, 2007
• Investigators Look Into Cause of Sao Paulo Crash; Russia Expels Four British Diplomats; New York Explosion; Authorities Shut Down San Paulo Airport To Insure Passenger Safety; American Scholars Held In Iran Appear on State-Run TV: Accused Trying To Overthrow the Iranian Government


July 18, 2007
• Brazilian Plane Crash; Russian Businessman Says British Police Foiled Assassination Attempt on His Life; U.S. Worries New Allies Attacking Innocents; Sao Paulo Runway Crash Caused By Unfinished Pavement Work That Caused Hydroplaning


July 17, 2007
• Portion of U.S. Report on Terror Risk Declassified; Spy Row Fuels Tension Between Russia, West


July 16, 2007
• Britain Expels Four Russian Diplomats Over Extradition; Pakistan Violence: Government Trying to Salvage Truce in Lawless Region; Catholic Church to pay $660 million settlement to sexual abuse victims. Small Iraqi police outpost struggles to rebuild again, and again, after insurgent attacks, but keeps hope alive


July 13, 2007
• Conrad Black's Rise as a Media Mogul; War in Iraq: Critics Say Government Has Been Given a Chance; The Beckhams Arrive in L.A.


July 12, 2007
• Interim Progress Report on Iraq Shows Mixed Results; Senate Democrats Push Ahead on Withdrawal Proposal; Mosque Aftermath: Journalists Allowed Inside Red Mosque Complex


July 11, 2007
• Red Mosque Raid; Libyan AIDS Case: Court Upholds Death Penalty for Six Nurses, One Doctor; Britain Steps up Campaign to Stop Practice of Female Circumcision


July 10, 2007
• Florida Plane Crash; President Bush to Talk About Iraq Strategy; War Having Impact on Military Recruiting; Pakistani Forces Storm Red Mosque, Kill The Radical Cleric Leading The Rebellion; China Executes Drug Inspection Official Convicted Of Bribery.


July 09, 2007
• Weekend of Violence and Bloodshed in Iraq; Four Men Stand Convicted in Failed London Terror Attacks; Pressure Mounting in U.S. for Troop Withdrawal From Iraq; Senators, White House, Generals All Debate Effectiveness Of Troops Surge Over Sectarian Violence In Iraq; Brit Tell-All Book Reveals Inner Workings At Blair's 10 Downing Street; Palestinian Cave Dwellers Refuse To Leave Traditions Behind, As Israelis Build Modern Settlements Nearby.


July 06, 2007
• Nigerian Kidnappers Hold Three-Year Old Child; Parents Involved In Negotiations For Her Return. Pakistan's Musharraf Actually Has A Long-Standing Legal, Political Crisis That Pales In Comparison To Current Siege At Red Mosque


July 05, 2007
• Zimbabwe Tries To Curb Inflation With Prices Freezes; Consumers Empty Shops, Horde Basic Goods At Cheap Prices; U.S. Presidential Candidates Campaign In Iowa On The Fourth Of July; Sochi, Russia Chosen To Host 2014 Winter Games


July 04, 2007
• Pakistan In Crisis: Authorities Battle Militant Islamic Students Holed Up In A Mosque; Militants Want A Taliban-Style Government; The Olympic Committee Meets To Decide Venue For The 2014 Winter Games


July 03, 2007
• New Arrest, Developments in U.K. Terror Investigation; Extra Precautions Taken for July 4th Holiday; Radical Students Battle Security Forces in Islamabad


July 02, 2007
• British Terror: Authorities Believe Cell is Linked to al Qaeda; Hezbollah Implicated in Attacks on Troops in Iraq


June 29, 2007
• British Police Disable Car Bomb in Central London; Police: Suspect Vehicle in London's Park Lane; Bomb Alert Poses First Challenge for new British Prime Minister


June 28, 2007
• Interview With Iraqi Foreign Minister; Debate Intensifies Over U.S. Military Offensive in Iraq; Eye on Russia


June 27, 2007
• Gordon Brown Takes Over From Tony Blair as Prime Minister


June 26, 2007
• New Job for Tony Blair; U.K. Flooding: Three Dead as Floods Hit England, Wales; Russian Controversial Group Nashi


June 25, 2007
• At Least 12 Killed in Suicide Bombing in Baghdad Hotel; New Video Shows Kidnapped Journalist Alan Johnston Wearing Explosives Belt; Transformed Russia


June 22, 2007
• U.S. Negotiator Makes Rare Trip to Pyongyang; Lebanon Fighting; Shutting Down North Korea's Nuclear Program is a Complicated Process, Not To Mention, Their Tendency To Bend The Rules.


June 21, 2007
• Starving Orphans or Feel-Good Propaganda?; Hamas Imposing New Order in Gaza; First Landing for Space Shuttle Atlantis Scrubbed


June 20, 2007
• World Refugee Day: 'Passage to Hope'


June 19, 2007
• Baghdad Bombing, Baquba Offensive; U.S., Israel Back New Government of Mahmoud Abbas; Hundreds Stuck at Crossing out of Gaza


June 18, 2007
• Abbas Emergency Government to Receive Economic Lifeline; Bush Pledges Support to Palestinian President; War Criminal's Work Release Fuels Outrage in Italy


June 15, 2007
• Meltdown in Gaza


June 14, 2007
• Hamas Claims Victory in Battle for Gaza; Funeral Held for Walid Eido in Beirut; Violence Follows Mosque Bombings


June 13, 2007
• Lebanese MP Assassinated, 7 Others Killed; Golden Dome Mosque Bombing; Fatah Threatening to Take Revenge on Hamas in West Bank


June 12, 2007
• Fighting Escalates Between Rival Hamas, Fatah Factions; Anatomy of a Conflict; Pakistan Cricket Coach "Not Murdered"


June 11, 2007
• Judge Rules Wilson Should be Released From Prison; Albania Shows Admiration for President Bush


June 08, 2007
• Judge to Rule on Hilton's Early Release From Jail; President Bush Moves on to Poland, With Stop in Rome Later


June 07, 2007
• Bush-Putin Meeting Comes Amid Missile Shield Dispute; Nationalists Turn Their Sights on al Qaeda Fighters; Immigration Reform: Senate Rejects Move to End Debate; Bono Comments on G-8 and Africa


June 06, 2007
• Storm Lashes Oman, Heads Towards Iran; GOP Debate; Power Shortages Continue to Be Widespread Across Iraq


June 05, 2007
• Lewis 'Scooter' Libby Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison; Guantanamo Detainees: Judges Dismiss to Cases in Setback for Washington


June 04, 2007
• Summit Showdown?; Democratic Presidential Candidates Hold Second Debate; New Video Shows Missing U.S. Soldiers' I.D. Cards


June 01, 2007
• Lebanese Army Battles Islamic Militants Holed Up In A Palestinian Refugee Camp; Heavy Artillery Fire Blasting The Camp


May 31, 2007
• Russian Spy Poisoning: Britain's Main Suspect Turns the Tables; Hariri Administration: U.N. Approves Court to Try Killers; Tuberculosis Threat


May 30, 2007
• Man Quarantined in U.S. With Drug-Resistant TB; U.S., Iraqi Forces Raid Sadr City; Search for Madeleine: Parents Travel to Rome to Meet With Pope


May 29, 2007
• Recent Attack in Tal Afar Had U.S. Troops on the Hunt; China Food Scandal; Crisis in Darfur: U.S. to Draft Proposed U.N. Resolution


May 25, 2007
• Dangerous Game of Chess Between Iran's Leader and President George W. Bush; Influential Shiite Cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr Turns Up in Iraq


May 24, 2007
• IAEA: Iran is 3 to 8 Years Away from Nuclear Arms; Will Iraq Meet Benchmarks?


May 23, 2007
• President Bush Gives Commencement Address at U.S. Coast Guard Academy; Former KGB Agent Says he Knows who Killed Litvinenko; Fourth Iranian-American Detained in Iran; New Immigration Bill Discussed


May 22, 2007
• U.N. Relief Convoy Hit After Entering Lebanese Refugee Camp; Former Russian Spy to be Charged in U.K.


May 21, 2007
• Palestinian Refugee Camp in Lebanon Under Siege


May 18, 2007
• Is U.S. Turning a Blind Eye in Hopes of Keeping Cairo on its Side?; World Bank Chief Out as of June 30th; Gaza Plunges Deeper into Chaos


May 17, 2007
• Final White House Visit for British Prime Minister; Who is Gordon Brown?; Israeli Warplanes Attack Hamas Compound in Gaza; Stars and Directors at the Cannes Film Festival; How Wealthy are the Presidential Candidates?


May 16, 2007
• Gaza Clashes: Abbas Considers Declaring State of Emergency; British Military: Prince Harry Will Not Go to Iraq; Pentagon: Abducted U.S. Soldiers Part of Complex Attack


May 15, 2007
• World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz to Fight for Job; Russia, U.S. Agree to Tone Down Rhetoric; Fighting Between Palestinian Factions Leaves 12 Dead


May 14, 2007
• DaimlerChrysler Dissolves Unsuccessful Merger; Remote U.S. Operations Target Insurgency; Australian Court Awards Large Judgment to Bullying Victim


May 11, 2007
• Portuguese Police Refocusing Efforts in Case of Missing British Girl; Residents, Tourists Flee Catalina Blaze; Victims to be Remembered at Virginia Tech Commencement Ceremony


May 10, 2007
• Tony Blair Announces He'll Step Down; Bush Speaks About Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan


May 09, 2007
• Recruiting Next Generation of Militants: Mickey Mouse-Like Character Reaches Out to Palestinian Children; New Video Purportedly From Alan Johnston's Kidnappers; British Toddler Disappears From Resort in Portugal


May 08, 2007
• Israeli Archaeologist Uncovers Significant Find: King Herod's Tomb; Queen Elizabeth has Full Schedule on Last Day of Visit to United States; Insurgents Target Popular News Talk Radio Station


May 07, 2007
• Nicolas Sarkozy Elected French President; Arrival Ceremony at White House Held for Queen Elizabeth II; Interview with Muwaffak al- Rubaie; Expensive German Beer Next Year?


May 04, 2007
• Queen Elizabeth II Feted in Jamestown; Cardinals Pitcher Drunk at Time of Fatal Crash; U.S., Iranian Representatives Miss Each Other at Summit; GOP Candidates Face off in First Debate
• Polar Regions Losing Ground to Global Warming; Wal-Mart Says it Will be More Earth Friendly; Queen Elizabeth II Tours Jamestown Settlement


May 03, 2007
• German Glacier Feeling the Heat; Hamid Karzai Warns of Consequences Over Civilian Bloodshed; France Decides


May 02, 2007
• Israeli Prime Minister to Resign Over Handling of War; Turkish Prime Minister Calls for Early Elections; Arizona Woman Brings Nightly Saga on Border to Film World


May 01, 2007
• Turkish Prime Minister Likely to Call Early Elections; Crackdown on Illegals Can Split Up Families; Tribesmen Say Al Qaeda in Iraq Leader Killed; Immigration Marches In U.S.; Ehud Olmert Unpopular; Presidential Candidates On Immigration; California Primary; U.S. Citizenship Test


April 30, 2007
• Five Sentenced to Life for Plotting Terror Bombings; Findings Harshly Critical of Ehud Olmert's Leadership; Children of Illegal Immigrants Born in the U.S.


April 27, 2007
• Major Sweep Against Terror Cell Nets Militants, Arms in Saudi Arabia; Japanese Prime Minister's Wife Popular; Concrete Barrier in Baghdad; First Debate of the Campaign Season


April 26, 2007
• Building Collapses in Turkey; Russia; Soldier Prince; Famous Wheelchair-Bound Astrophysicist to Feel 0G


April 25, 2007
• U.S. Troops Conduct Foot Patrols in Baghdad; Top Iraq General to Brief U.S. Lawmakers; Serbia Spells Trouble for Superman; McCain Announcement


April 24, 2007
• Deepening Sectarian Divide in Baghdad; Virgin Atlantic Commits to Purchase up to 24 Boeing Dreamliners; Serial Rapist Sentenced in Japan


April 23, 2007
• Remembering Boris Yeltsin; French Presidential Election


April 20, 2007
• Day of Mourning for Virginia Tech Victims; France Prepares for Radical New Chapter in its Political History; Interview with Mary Read's Father; Election Campaign in Nigeria


April 19, 2007
• Devastating Bombings in Baghdad; Chilling Messages From a Killer; Presidential Race in France; Campaign Season in Nigeria


April 16, 2007
• Gunman Kills at Least 21 on Virginia Tech Campus
• University Shooting: At Least One Killed at Virginia Tech


April 13, 2007
• Al Qaeda-Linked Group Claims Responsibility for Iraqi Parliament Building Bombing; Paul Wolfowitz Under Fire for Partner's Promotion


April 12, 2007
• Suicide Bomber Penetrates Baghdad Green Zone; BBC Makes Appeal for Release of Alan Johnston; Gangs Using Internet to Broadcast Messages, Threats


April 11, 2007
• At Least 23 Killed in Series of Attacks in Algeria; War on Terror: Report Concludes Initiative is a Failure; Pervez Musharraf Facing Challenges at Home, Abroad


April 09, 2007
• Anti-U.S. Rally on Fourth Anniversary of Fall of Baghdad; Iran Announces its Reached Industrial Level of Uranium Enrichment; British Sailors, Marines Face Public Criticism


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