Santorum looks for rebound in Louisiana |
- Santorum looks for rebound in Louisiana
- Officials: Pakistani Taliban training Frenchmen
- Canary Islands oil plan sparks protests
- 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
- $10,000 reward offered for US black teen's killer
- Egypt soccer fans, troops clash; 1 killed
- Man lives to tell of Florida "Shoot First" horror
- Shooter of Florida teen not a racist, lawyer says
- Obama gets personal over killing of black Florida teenager
- Search resumes for Maine toddler missing 3 months
- Egyptian parliament names constitution panel
- US believes accused soldier split killing spree
- James Murdoch severs all ties with UK newspapers
- Syrian forces shell towns, clash with rebels
- Tennessee moves past 11th-seeded Kansas 84-73
- Syrian tanks enter northern town, Homs pounded again
- French investigators focus on gunman's brother
- Feds say Wells Fargo won't turn over documents
- Barcelona cut Real Madrid lead to three points
- Wedding crasher: UK queen drops in on ceremony
- Kazakhstan angry spoof anthem played at event
- Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
- Pope's arrival in Mexico sparks surprising emotion
- U.S. World Bank pick to win broad support: Geithner
- Semenya wins first 800 race of Olympic year
- Serena Williams, Andy Roddick win at Key Biscayne
- Iraqi woman beaten in Calif.; threat note at scene
- Afghan father tries to cope with shooting rampage
- Reds closer Ryan Madson will miss season
- Public camps at US high court for health hearing
- French gunman's brother quizzed at Paris intelligence HQ
- Ill flock to Brazil 'psychic surgeon' John of God
- Merck ponders next step for troubled heart drug
- French police grill gunman's 'proud' brother
- Mexico beats Trinidad 7-1 in CONCACAF tournament
- Nasheed seeks plebiscite to end Maldivian crisis
- BATS exchange withdraws IPO after stumbles
- Police: 5 people found dead in San Francisco house
- AP Interview: Mali coup head dismisses countercoup
- Turkey: 15 female Kurdish rebels killed
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| Officials: Pakistani Taliban training Frenchmen Posted:
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| Canary Islands oil plan sparks protests Posted:
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| 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire Posted:
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| $10,000 reward offered for US black teen's killer Posted:
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| Egypt soccer fans, troops clash; 1 killed Posted: Egyptian soldiers clashed with thousands of angry soccer fans in a Mediterranean coastal city over the suspension of their club following a deadly riot last month, witnesses said Saturday. A medical official said a teenager was killed and 68 people injured. |
| Man lives to tell of Florida "Shoot First" horror Posted: MIAMI (Reuters) - On June 5, 2006, not long after Florida enacted the first "Stand Your Ground" law in the United States, unarmed Jason Rosenbloom was shot in the stomach and chest by his next-door neighbor after a shouting match over trash. Exactly what happened that day in Clearwater, Florida, is still open to dispute. Kenneth Allen, a retired police officer, said he shot Rosenbloom because he was trying to storm into his house. ... |
| Shooter of Florida teen not a racist, lawyer says Posted: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Florida (Reuters) - The lawyer representing the man who shot dead a black Florida teenager said the public image of his client is almost completely wrong and that he acted out of self-defense, not racial bigotry. Craig Sonner, a previously little known defense lawyer from Altamonte Springs, Florida, suddenly finds himself thrust into the spotlight as the attorney representing George Zimmerman, who remains free and uncharged over the incident in the town of Sanford, just north of Orlando. ... |
| Obama gets personal over killing of black Florida teenager Posted:
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| Search resumes for Maine toddler missing 3 months Posted:
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| Egyptian parliament names constitution panel Posted:
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| US believes accused soldier split killing spree Posted: American officials say U.S. investigators now believe the U.S. soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians split the slaughter into two episodes, returning to his base after the first attack and later slipping away to kill again. |
| James Murdoch severs all ties with UK newspapers Posted:
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| Syrian forces shell towns, clash with rebels Posted:
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| Tennessee moves past 11th-seeded Kansas 84-73 Posted:
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| Syrian tanks enter northern town, Homs pounded again Posted:
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| French investigators focus on gunman's brother Posted:
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| Feds say Wells Fargo won't turn over documents Posted: Federal securities regulators are asking a federal court to order Wells Fargo & Co. to turn over documents in an investigation of the bank's sale of $60 billion in mortgage-backed securities. |
| Barcelona cut Real Madrid lead to three points Posted:
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| Wedding crasher: UK queen drops in on ceremony Posted:
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| Kazakhstan angry spoof anthem played at event Posted: Kazakhstan has called the playing of a spoof of its national anthem at an international sporting event "a scandal" and demanded an investigation of the incident. |
| Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98 Posted:
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| Pope's arrival in Mexico sparks surprising emotion Posted:
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| U.S. World Bank pick to win broad support: Geithner Posted:
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| Semenya wins first 800 race of Olympic year Posted: Former world champion Caster Semenya won her first 800-meter race of 2012 but was well outside the Olympic qualifying time in a sluggish season-opening run. |
| Serena Williams, Andy Roddick win at Key Biscayne Posted:
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| Iraqi woman beaten in Calif.; threat note at scene Posted: A 32-year-old woman from Iraq was critically injured after being severely beaten in her Southern California home, and police said a threatening note was discovered at the scene. |
| Afghan father tries to cope with shooting rampage Posted:
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| Reds closer Ryan Madson will miss season Posted: Cincinnati Reds closer Ryan Madson has a torn ligament in his pitching elbow and will miss the season. |
| Public camps at US high court for health hearing Posted:
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| French gunman's brother quizzed at Paris intelligence HQ Posted: The brother of an al Qaeda-inspired gunman who murdered seven people was whisked to Paris on Saturday for further questioning and a police source disclosed he had said he was "proud" of his late sibling's killing spree. President Nicolas Sarkozy summoned ministers and police chiefs to a meeting on Saturday to discuss the consequences of Mohamed Merah's massacre, which has raised troubling national security questions four weeks ahead of a presidential election. ... |
| Ill flock to Brazil 'psychic surgeon' John of God Posted:
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| Merck ponders next step for troubled heart drug Posted: Officials at drugmaker Merck & Co. say they will take more time to decide what to do about an experimental blood thinner that gave disappointing results in a second big study. |
| French police grill gunman's 'proud' brother Posted:
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| Mexico beats Trinidad 7-1 in CONCACAF tournament Posted:
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| Nasheed seeks plebiscite to end Maldivian crisis Posted:
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| BATS exchange withdraws IPO after stumbles Posted:
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| Police: 5 people found dead in San Francisco house Posted:
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| AP Interview: Mali coup head dismisses countercoup Posted:
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| Turkey: 15 female Kurdish rebels killed Posted: Turkish forces killed 15 female Kurdish rebel fighters in clashes in southeast Turkey, officials said Saturday, in what is believed to be the largest one-day casualty toll for women since their guerrilla group began fighting for autonomy nearly 28 years ago. |
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