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FOXNews

AP Scott Roeder, seen on June 2, 2009 in a court video from the Sedgwick County Jail in Wichita, Kansas, is in talks with a lawyer to potenti »</nobr>

Washington Post

AP NEW YORK -- Two prominent Muslim scholars once accused of having ties to terrorism can reapply to travel to the United States now that the State Department has concluded they pose no danger to the country, federal spokesmen said ...

Clinton lifts US ban on Muslim scholar

Reuters

In Shift, US Lifts Visa Curbs on Professor

New York Times

Controversial Visa Bans Lifted

Inside Higher Ed

UPI.com -AFP -Press TV

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Christian Science Monitor

Western nations tried to portray Saturday's meeting between the US, UK, France, Germany, China, and Russia as positive, with a senior European Union official saying there was 'consensus' to focus on the 'second track' - meaning sanctions. ...

Iran says its "nuclear rights" must be recognized

Reuters

Russia says more anti-Iran sanctions futile

Press TV

News Analysis: Fresh Iran sanctions on the way?

Xinhua

New York Times -Washington Post -Aljazeera.net

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AFP

HONOLULU, Hawaii — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday said she was canceling the remainder of a trip to Asia to deal with the crisis afflicting Haiti. "I have decided to cancel the remainder of (my trip) and return to Washington," she ...

Clinton Cancels Pacific Trip Because Of Haiti Quake

New York Times

Clinton cutting short Asia-Pacific trip over Haiti

Los Angeles Times

Clinton to cut short Asia trip after Haitian quake

Reuters

BusinessWeek -Bloomberg -Stuff.co.nz

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ABC News

AP FILE - In this Aug. 28, 2009 file photo, Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., speaks to a crowd about... Senior House Democrats have largely abandoned hopes of including a government-run insurance option in the final ...

Congress' unfinished business: jobs, immigration, Guantanamo

Los Angeles Times

Health Care Countdown: Differences Over Abortion Funding Pose Hurdle

FOXNews

Congress' top priority: Put the nation back to work

Elmira Star-Gazette

Minneapolis Star Tribune -W »

USA Today

The White House didn't say much about last night's health care talks between President Obama and congressional Democrats, but officials made it clear they're cool with fast-tracking the final phase of legislation, with no public hearings and no ...

Congress Likely to Combine Healthcare Bills Inform »</nobr>

Voice of America

Photo: AP Afghanistan's parliament dealt a blow to President Hamid Karzai Saturday, rejecting most of his nominees for a new Cabinet. It took parliament hours to count the yellow paper b »</nobr>

Jerusalem Post

The Palestinian Authority's former ambassador to Egypt, Nabil Amr, on Sunday expressed fear that PA President Mahmoud Abbas was seeking to harm him because of his criticism of the decision to abandon a vote in support of last ...

Abbas defends delay of Gaza war crime report vote

Reuters

Abbas tables report slamming Israel

CNN

Palestinian reconciliation deal delayed by UN row

guardian.co.uk

Xinhua -Ynetnews -Jerusalem Post

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Washington Post

President Obama, struggling to keep promises he made during last year's campaign, renewed his pledge to end the military's ban on openly gay service members as he appeared at a fundraising dinner for the nation's largest gay advocacy group on Saturday ...

Obama vows to end 'don't ask, don't tell'

Chicago Sun-Times

Obama Pledges Again to End 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

New York Times

Obama reaffirms will end 'don't ask, don't tell'

The Associated Press

CNN -BBC News -Detroit Free Press

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Aljazeera.net

Taliban-led forces fighting US and Nato troops in Afghanistan have increased nearly fourfold since 2006, according to a US intelligence estimate presented to the US president. The report says that the number of Taliban fighters has grown to 25000, ...

US troops abandon remote Afghan base where 8 were killed

Los Angeles Times

US Public Split as Obama Weighs Afghan Strategy

Voice of America

General Wants More US Troops For Afghan War

New York Times

BBC News -The Associated Press -Telegraph.co.uk

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New York Times

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — More than 230000 miles from Earth, a NASA spacecraft hit a bull's-eye on the Moon on Friday morning. Actu »</nobr>

Reuters

PARIS (Reuters) - French Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand on Thursday rejected c »</nobr>

Los Angeles Times

The Congressional Budget Office calculates that the Senate Finance Committee overhaul would cover more people while saving money. By Noam N. Levey Reporting from Washington - Senate Democrats pushing healthcare legislation received a boost today from ...

Health-Care Bill Wouldn't Raise Deficit, Report Says

Washington Post

CBO: Senate Finance Health Plan Would Cut Deficit

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Voice of America

By VOA News An aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says the Palestinian leadership erred by suspending action on a UN report that criticizes Israel's offensive in Gaza. Yasser Abed Rabbo, a senior advisor to Mr. Abbas, said Wednesday that the ...

Top Israeli Muslim leader detained, banned from Jerusalem

Christian Science Monitor

Palestinian official: We erred over Gaza report

The Associated Press

Hamas bans women from riding motorbikes

guardian.co.uk

Jerusalem Post -Xinhua -Ynetnews

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CNN

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Leading Republicans urged President Obama to make a swift decision in favor of more US troops for the war in Afghanistan after talks between the president and congressional leaders Tuesday. Top Republicans were at the White House on ...

Obama aware of Afghan differences

BBC News

US lawmakers press Obama on Afghan war strategy

Reuters

Obama Meets With Lawmakers On Afghanistan

Voice of America

The Associated Press -MiamiHerald.com -Times Online

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Los Angeles Times

The newest Supreme Court justice doesn't play the shy rookie, but peppers lawyers with questions, more even than Scalia and Ginsburg. The court takes a close look at the Miranda rule. By David G. Savage Reporting from Washington - By mid-morning on the ...

Sotomayor adept at getting a few words in edgewise

USA Today

Sotomayor Takes Active Role on Court's First Day

Washington Post

Sotomayor taking active role

MiamiHerald.com

CNN -Austin American-Statesman

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USA Today

NEW YORK — Conde Nast Publications is closing Gourmet, the nation's oldest food magazine, and three other titles as the high-end publisher tries to weather a devastating advertising slump. In addition to Gourmet, ...

Goodbye, 'Gourmet' magazine

Entertainment Weekly

At 68, Gourmet Magazine Is 86ed

Washington Post

Why Did Conde Nast Close Gourmet?

Atlantic Online

Chicago Tribune -Bloomberg -CNNMoney.com

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BBC News

A passenger train bound for Bangkok has derailed in Thailand's Hua Hin coastal resort district, killing at least five people and injuring dozens more. At least six of the train's 16 carriages went off the tracks amid torrential downpours. ...

Seven dead as Thai train derails: police

AFP

Passenger train derails in Thailand: 5 dead-report

Reuters

Medical official: 4 dead in Thai train derailment

The Associated Press

Monsters and Critics.com -Malaysia Star -New Straits Times

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