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  • Karzai welcomes Pakistani help in reconciling with Taliban

    Karzai welcomes Pakistani help in reconciling with Taliban

    Bangladesh News.Net

    Afghanistan has praised Pakistan's offer to help mediate with the Taliban.

  • Israel provides no recognition for churches and mosques

    Israel provides no recognition for churches and mosques

    Bangladesh News.Net

    The U.S. State Department has scolded Israel for only recognizing Jewish holy sites.

  • U.S. builds support among Gulf nations for sanctions against Iran

    U.S. builds support among Gulf nations for sanctions against Iran

    Bangladesh News.Net

    U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has met lkeaders in Saudi Arabia and the UAE to garner support for increasing sanctions against Iran.

  • Massive insurance payout for workers effected by Ground Zero dust

    Massive insurance payout for workers effected by Ground Zero dust

    More than 10,000 workers who cleaned up after the September 11 2001 attacks, and suffered from ailments caused by dust, will received more than $600 million in compensation.

  • CIA accused of LSD mind control experimenting

    CIA accused of LSD mind control experimenting

    Bangladesh News.Net

    The UK newspaper The Telegraph has revealed allegations contained in a new book that the CIA engaged in a mind control experiment in a village in France.

  • Unstable Chile gets new president

    Unstable Chile gets new president

    Bangladesh News.Net

    Sebastian Pinera has been sworn in as Chile's new president as the country still shakes from aftershocks following February's massive earthquake.

  • Salt could be banned in New York restaurants

    Salt could be banned in New York restaurants

    Bangladesh News.Net

    A state legislator in New York wants salt banned from pre-packaged and restaurant food.

  • Iranian president denigrates US presence in Afghanistan

    Iranian president denigrates US presence in Afghanistan

    Bangladesh News.Net

    With official visits overlapping in Afghanistan, Iran's outspoken president and the US defence secretary have accused each other of interfering in local affairs.

  • Philippines police stage daring rescue of kidnapped man

    Philippines police stage daring rescue of kidnapped man

    Bangladesh News.Net

    Police officers rescued an Indian businessman a day after he was kidnapped by four unidentified gunmen in the Philippines, a provincial police chief said Friday.

  • House To Put Loan Reform In Health Care Bill

    Washington Times

    Jennifer Haberkorn House Democrats plan to tack a major reform of the nation's student loan system onto the health care overhaul bill, a move that could help corral votes in the House but might make ...

  • Kyrgyz Opposition Party Demands President And His Son Resign

    RadioFreeEurope

    BISHKEK -- A Kyrgyz rights group says it is seriously concerned by what it calls a coordinated attack by authorities on freedom of speech. In a statement, the For Democracy and Civil Society coalition...

  • Seattle Police Stop Man With Device Taped To Body

    New York Post

    SEATTLE -- A man wrapped in duct tape alarmed people in downtown Seattle Friday morning by making threats and walking around with a pipe taped to his arm before surrendering.The man, whose name was no...

  • 'hotel-slay' Mom Seeks Release To Mental Hospital

    New York Post

    A defense lawyer for a mother accused of killing her autistic 8-year-old son in a botched murder-suicide attempt says she remains at risk of killing herself more than a month after his death. Gigi Jor...

  • Ex Nyc Officer Gets 15 Years In Prison For '08 Date Rape

    New York Post

    HITE PLAINS, N.Y. — A retired New York City policeman has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for drugging a woman in a Bronx bar and raping her in a Westchester County motel. Westchester Count...

  • Judge Sets Special Hearing In Wtc Workers Case

    New York Post

    Thousands of people sickened in the World Trade Center rescue and cleanup efforts will have a chance to weigh on a proposed $657 settlement with the government at a special hearing next week, the fede...

  • Manhattan Driver Sentenced In Tragic Bridesmaid Hit-and-run

    New York Post

    The killer of his beautiful daughter was finally locked away in Manhattan today -- but the demons still haunt dad Richard Nemec."There can never be closure for our family," the father said through tea...

  • Biodiversity: Lucrative Shark Trade Under Scrutiny

    IPS

    WASHINGTON, Mar 12, 2010 (IPS) - As climate change transforms the acidity and oxygen levels of the world's waters with devastating effects for some marine species, others are facing an even more immed...

  • Haiti: Caribbean Unites Behind Recovery Plans

    IPS

    ROSEAU, Dominica , Mar 12, 2010 (IPS) - As he travels back to his headquarters in Washington, World Bank president Robert Zoellick must be painfully aware that Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries ...

  • Iraq Pm Takes Slender Lead Over Rivals In General Election

    Channel News Asia

    BAGHDAD: Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki took a slender lead over his rivals on Friday, preliminary results from the country's general election showed, as opposition blocs alleged blatant fraud. M...

  • Scary! Ultimate Close-up With Jaws Of Death

    New Zealand Herald

    Shrink Forget bungee jumping and whitewater rafting ... this is real adventure holidaying. Not just getting to within centimetres of a great white shark, but putting one hand inside its jaws ... and...

  • Clinton Slams Israel On Jerusalem Housing Plan

    USA Today

    The State Department said Clinton spoke to Netanyahu by phone for 43 minutes to vent U.S. frustration with Tuesday's announcement that cast a pall over a visit to

  • Weekend Forecast: Powerful Spring Storm To Sock Northeast

    USA Today

    A dismal weekend is shaping up for much of the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and New England thanks to heavy rain and strong winds from a powerful spring storm. Most of the remainder of the country will be ...

  • Senators Question $1m Pay For Boys & Girls Clubs Ceo

    USA Today

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  • Fda Black Box Warning: Some Can't Process Blood Thinner Plavix

    USA Today

    Combining the blood thinner Plavix with aspiring lowered a combined measure -- heart attacks, heart-related deaths, strokes and blood clots -- by 11%, in a study of more than 7,500 people who could no...

  • Coroner: Od Not Ruled Out In Haim Death

    CNN

    Actor's heart was enlarged, he had fluid in his lungs, coroner's chief investigator says The cause of death may not be determined for another six weeks Haim was pronounced dead at 2:15 a.m. Wednesday

  • Beheaded Vikings Found At Olympic Site

    CNN

    51 bodies were unearthed near the site of the 2012 London Olympics On Friday, scientists announce the men were Vikings from the Dark Ages The men, who were beheaded, were found near the Olympic sailin...

  • Pope's Diocese 'rehoused Abuser'

    BBC

    Pope Benedict once unwittingly approved housing for a priest accused of child sex abuse, his former diocese has said.The episode dates back to 1980 when he was archbishop of Germany's Munich and Freis...

  • Payout Over Cancer Misdiagnosis

    BBC

    A Lincolnshire woman has been awarded more than £500,000 in damages from the NHS after her cervical cancer was misdiagnosed.Sam Burn, 31, was screened in 2001 but the disease was not picked up f...

  • 'cider' Teen Inquiry Is Widened

    BBC

    The Independent Police Complaints Commission says it is widening an inquiry into claims detectives gave a teenager cider during questioning.It follows new allegations that Sean Wall, 17, from Cardiff,...

  • Clinton Rebukes Israel Over Homes

    BBC

    US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has sharply rebuked Israel over its recent decision to build new settlements in East Jerusalem.She told Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu by telephone that the move w...

  • Calif. Lawsuit Claims Toyota Hid Defect Evidence

    Reuters

    LOS ANGELES/DETROIT (Reuters) - In the latest blow to Toyota Motor Corp, a Southern California prosecutor filed the first consumer protection lawsuit against the automaker, claiming it had engaged in ...

  • Boys And Girls Club Execs' $1m Pay Probed

    CBS News

    Boys & Girls Clubs of America , raising issues that could jeopardize millions in federal funding for the national charity. The four senators said they were concerned that the chief executive of a c...

  • Wtc Workers Urged To Take $657m Settlement

    CBS News

    NYC Sees Fraud in Some 9/11 Health Claims (AP) Lawyers and city officials expressed confidence Friday that they can get ground zero responders to agree to a settlement that would pay up to $657 millio...

  • Coroner: No Illegal Drugs In Haim Death

    CBS News

    Actor Corey Haim Dies at 38 (AP) A coroner's official says authorities have recovered four prescription drug bottles bearing the name of actor Cory Haim but found nothing illegal while investigating h...

  • Robert Gibbs Sports Canada Hockey Jersey

    CBS News

    White House press secretary emerged for his daily briefing in a Canada hockey jersey today, making good on a bet with Dimitri Soudas, spokesman for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, on the outco...

  • Women On Birth Control May Live Longer

    CBS News

    Contraception Catching On in Afghanistan (AP) Women who took the birth control pill beginning in the late 1960s lived longer than those never on the pill, a new study says. British researchers obse...

  • U.n. Group Considers Ban On Bluefin Tuna

    CBS News

    A sushi chef picks a fillet of red tuna, or "akami," next to fillets of high-quality fatty Atlantic bluefin tuna, or "o-toro." middle row, and medium-quality fatty Atlantic bluefin tuna, or "chu-toro,...

  • Tiger Woods Left Mississippi Too Soon

    CBS News

    AP: Woods Likely to Return at Masters (CBS) Of all the advice Tiger Woods supposedly was fed during his sex addiction rehab stint at a high-priced clinic in Mississippi, courage apparently wasn't on t...

  • Most Independents Were Once At The Party

    CBS News

    a CBS News/New York Times Poll conducted February 5-10 -- similar to percentages found in CBS polls conducted over the last year. These independents are a key swing group in elections and the poll fin...

  • "60 Minutes" Preview: Inside The Collapse On Wall Street

    CBS News

    Excerpt: Inside The Collapse Wall Street bonuses in the current climate are a "very elegant form of theft" former bond trader Michael Lewis tells Steve Kroft. "60 Minutes," Sunday, March 14 at 7 p.m. ...

  • Cops In Televised Beating Reinstated

    Philadelphia Daily News

    Eight police officers who were fired or disciplined in May 2008 after a television news helicopter captured them beating three shooting suspects are getting their jobs back or having their punishments...

  • Woman Found Near Warminster Creek Died Of Hypothermia

    Philadelphia Daily News

    A Southampton woman whose body was found yesterday in a creek bed near a Warminster neighborhood died of hypothermia, Bucks County Coroner Joseph Campbell said this afternoon. An autopsy performed th...

  • Man Found Dead In Montco Home

    Philadelphia Daily News

    A man has been found dead in a one-story ranch house on the 400 block of Woodhill Drive in King of Prussia, police said today. Authorities have not released any other information. Neighbor Heather Ke...

  • Owls Drub Bonnies In A-10 Opener

    Philadelphia Daily News

    ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Juan Fernandez hit three 3-pointers and handed out three assists in a game-opening 24-8 run that led No. 17 Temple to a 69-51 victory over St. Bonaventure in the quarterfinals of...

  • ‘tainted Justice’ Series Nets Another Award For 2 Dn Reporters

    Philadelphia Daily News

    Daily News reporters Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman have garnered another award today for their "Tainted Justice" series on police misbehavior, winning the Scripps Howard Foundation's pres...

  • Fernandez, Temple Beat Bonnies

    Philadelphia Daily News

    ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - With a number of upsets happening in tournaments around the country, Fran Dunphy was a little concerned about No. 17 Temple heading into the Atlantic 10 Conference quarterfinals....

  • Stern Words For Teens In Center City Melees

    Philadelphia Daily News

    One was an honors student, another a 15-year-old father whom police found carrying 12 bags of marijuana. One was an athlete looking forward to a big game this weekend, another a 16-year-old girl who a...

  • Annette John-hall: The Once-starved Jackson Brothers Today

    Philadelphia Daily News

    Seeing them now, it's hard to imagine that these are the same Jackson brothers who used to gnaw on the windowsills of the Collingswood torture chamber they called home, just to quell their hunger pang...

  • Mykola Azarov: Yanukovych's Right-hand Man

    RadioFreeEurope

    Ukraine's new prime minister, Mykola Azarov, gets angry when reminded he's a geologist by training. He prefers to think of himself as a political animal. For the last 15 years, Azarov has been a const...

  • Kyrgyz Rights Group Criticizes 'attack On Press Freedom'

    RadioFreeEurope

    BISHKEK -- A Kyrgyz rights group says it is seriously concerned by what it calls a coordinated attack by authorities on freedom of speech. In a statement, the For Democracy and Civil Society coalition...