Rose injured as Bulls beat 76ers in NBA playoff opener |
- Rose injured as Bulls beat 76ers in NBA playoff opener
- Bear wanders onto Colo. campus, moved to mountains
- Rams begin final day of draft with WR Givens
- Escaped China activist in U.S. protection-rights group
- Sarkozy tells Strauss-Kahn to take complaint to court
- Power wins pole position for Sao Paulo 300
- Obama releases $147M in aid to Palestinians
- Sheriff: Body found in Wash. mountain bunker
- US sees South America as possible China counter
- For peace
- No. 1 Azarenka vs No. 2 Sharapova in Germany final
- Group: Blind Chinese activist under US protection
- Obama, Romney tweak strategies for tight race this fall
- Americans sweep top titles at Penn Relays
- Blind lawyer's escape to overshadow US-China talks
- Fla. boy struck by SUV, killed at softball game
- Heisman winner Bo Jackson's relief ride ends Sat
- Saudi closes embassy in Egypt following protests
- Clinton, Geithner Beijing trip going ahead: source
- Newcastle stunned by Wigan's fab four
- Online petition demands Walmart probe bribery
- PM pressed to investigate ally over Murdoch bid
- Israeli ex-intel chief slams PM's Iran stance
- Syria derides UN chief as peace plan in crisis
- Lorenzo takes pole in Spanish MotoGP
- Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California
- Pirate party makes a raid on German politics
- Who will Obama poke fun at during reporters' gala?
- Top Indian politician jailed for four years in bribe case
- Ukraine delays trial of fasting ex-PM Tymoshenko
- 1 year later, Ala residents recall deadly twisters
- Top Moroccan newspaper editor released from prison
- Large van bomb defused on Northern Ireland border
- Negotiators try to lure Wash. fugitive from bunker
- Kadhafi regime 'agreed to fund Sarkozy 2007 campaign'
- Pakistan wants apology for US border killings
- Polar bear dance party to protect Arctic Ocean
- Russia, China announce progress on $4 bn fund
- In Egypt race, figure from old era is secular hope
- Scandal highlights lack of women in Secret Service
Rose injured as Bulls beat 76ers in NBA playoff opener Posted: |
Bear wanders onto Colo. campus, moved to mountains Posted: |
Rams begin final day of draft with WR Givens Posted: |
Escaped China activist in U.S. protection-rights group Posted: BEIJING (Reuters) - Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng is under U.S. protection in Beijing after an audacious escape from 19 months under house arrest, a U.S.-based group said on Saturday, in a drama that threatens to ignite new tensions between the two governments. The United States has not confirmed publicly reports that Chen, who slipped away from under the noses of guards and eyes and ears of surveillance equipment around his village home in Shandong province, fled into the U.S. embassy. ... |
Sarkozy tells Strauss-Kahn to take complaint to court Posted: PARIS (Reuters) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy challenged former IMF boss Dominique Strauss-Kahn on Saturday to take legal action over his allegation that "political enemies" scuppered his presidential bid last year by ensuring his sexual encounter with a New York maid was made public. Strauss-Kahn, who was the runaway favorite for the Socialist party's presidential nomination before his arrest last May on sexual abuse charges, told London's Guardian newspaper he was convinced his political downfall was choreographed by his political enemies. ... |
Power wins pole position for Sao Paulo 300 Posted: |
Obama releases $147M in aid to Palestinians Posted: American aid officials said Saturday they will restore development programs for Palestinians after President Barack Obama ended a six-month funding freeze that shut down the local Sesame Street and other projects. |
Sheriff: Body found in Wash. mountain bunker Posted: |
US sees South America as possible China counter Posted: |
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No. 1 Azarenka vs No. 2 Sharapova in Germany final Posted: |
Group: Blind Chinese activist under US protection Posted: |
Obama, Romney tweak strategies for tight race this fall Posted: After months of casting Republican Mitt Romney as someone who often changes positions for political convenience, President Barack Obama's campaign is calling Romney a far-right conservative - a contradictory set of messages that essentially invites voters to decide what they don't like about Romney. And Romney, who has built his campaign around declaring Obama a failure - particularly on the economy - began sounding a more positive note this week, offering hints about his vision for governing if he defeats the Democratic president in the November 6 election. ... |
Americans sweep top titles at Penn Relays Posted: |
Blind lawyer's escape to overshadow US-China talks Posted: |
Fla. boy struck by SUV, killed at softball game Posted: The wife of the police chief in a central Florida community accidentally ran over a family friend's 22-month-old son in a parking lot, authorities said. |
Heisman winner Bo Jackson's relief ride ends Sat Posted: Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson is nearing the end of his 300-mile bike ride across Alabama |
Saudi closes embassy in Egypt following protests Posted: |
Clinton, Geithner Beijing trip going ahead: source Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A trip to Beijing by the U.S. secretaries of state and treasury for talks on strategic and economic issues next week is going forward, a U.S. State Department source said on Saturday. "We're going," the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy 's travel to China for the May 3-4 Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) consultations. (Reporting by Arshad Mohammed; Editing by Jackie Frank) |
Newcastle stunned by Wigan's fab four Posted: |
Online petition demands Walmart probe bribery Posted: |
PM pressed to investigate ally over Murdoch bid Posted: LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron faced growing pressure on Saturday to launch a probe into the conduct of a minister criticised over his handling of a Rupert Murdoch television takeover bid, after a judge conducting a parallel inquiry refused to intervene. Cameron, enduring the worst crisis of his two years in power as the economy stagnates, has given his full backing to culture minister Jeremy Hunt, who was responsible for vetting media baron Murdoch's bid to take control of the country's biggest satellite TV firm BSkyB. ... |
Israeli ex-intel chief slams PM's Iran stance Posted: |
Syria derides UN chief as peace plan in crisis Posted: |
Lorenzo takes pole in Spanish MotoGP Posted: |
Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California Posted: Some Southern Californians were shaken out of bed Saturday morning by a small earthquake that rattled homes across the Inland Empire region and caused buildings to sway in downtown Los Angeles. |
Pirate party makes a raid on German politics Posted: |
Who will Obama poke fun at during reporters' gala? Posted: |
Top Indian politician jailed for four years in bribe case Posted: |
Ukraine delays trial of fasting ex-PM Tymoshenko Posted: |
1 year later, Ala residents recall deadly twisters Posted: People across Alabama are remembering the horror of a deadly twister outbreak a year ago that left more than 250 people dead. Memorials have been held in the college town of Tuscaloosa and smaller communities still struggling to rebuild since April 27, 2011. Empty lots and debris still remain in many areas lain to waste after 62 tornadoes tore through the state. |
Top Moroccan newspaper editor released from prison Posted: A top Moroccan newspaper editor, convicted and jailed under the penal code for his writings, was freed Saturday after serving a year in prison. |
Large van bomb defused on Northern Ireland border Posted: British army experts defused a 600-pound (275-kilogram) van bomb Saturday on the Northern Ireland border, the largest such bomb in more than a year linked to Irish Republican Army die-hards. |
Negotiators try to lure Wash. fugitive from bunker Posted: |
Kadhafi regime 'agreed to fund Sarkozy 2007 campaign' Posted: |
Pakistan wants apology for US border killings Posted: American attempts to rebuild its relationship with Pakistan appear to be stuck on the issue of a U.S. apology for killing 24 Pakistani border troops last November. |
Polar bear dance party to protect Arctic Ocean Posted: A polar bear dance party in Miami is aimed at raising awareness about the need to protect the Arctic Ocean. |
Russia, China announce progress on $4 bn fund Posted: |
In Egypt race, figure from old era is secular hope Posted: |
Scandal highlights lack of women in Secret Service Posted: Secret Service agents are often portrayed in popular culture as disciplined, unflappable, loyal — and male. A spiraling prostitution scandal that has highlighted the dearth of women in the agency that protects the president and dignitaries has many wondering: Would more females in the ranks prevent future dishonor? |
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