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CNN	Bush aims at paper over secret spying story
	In acknowledging the message was true, President Bush took aim at the messenger Saturday, saying that a newspaper jeopardized national security by revealing that he authorized wiretaps on U.S. citizens after September 11. CNN - December 17, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	EU leaders welcome budget deal
	European Union leaders welcomed a hard-fought budget deal as a victory for the bloc on Saturday, praising concessions by Tony Blair that the British prime minister's critics at home said amounted to surrender. CNN - December 17, 2005

CNN	Police tackle WTO protesters
	Hong Kong police move in to arrest several hundred anti-globalizaton demonstrators protesting World Trade Organization talks. Police linked hands to form a cordon around protesters, while officers removed them, one by one. CNN - December 17, 2005

Louisiana's Deadly Storm Took Strong as Well as the Helpless

A study by The New York Times found that most victims of Katrina survived the storm but died in the chaos that followed.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

Tamil Rebels in Sri Lanka Rule Out Talks in Asia

The Tamil Tiger rebels insisted that any meeting should be run by Norway, which brokered previous peace talks.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

In Address, Bush Says He Ordered Domestic Spying

President Bush said he would continue the highly-classified program because it was "a vital tool in our war against terrorists."
New York Times - December 17, 2005

More Saudi Students in U.S.

Saudi Arabia is promoting a scholarship program that has already more than doubled the number of new Saudi enrollments at American colleges since last year.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

Elite French Schools Block The Poor's Path to Power

France's rigid educational system has reinforced the segregation of disadvantaged second-generation immigrant youths.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

Golf: Barbados to host 2006 Cup

The Caribbean island of Barbados will stage next December's WGC-World Cup.
BBC News - December 17, 2005

Boxing: Ruiz faces giant Beast

Nikolay Valuev can become the tallest and heaviest champion in history if he beats John Ruiz on Saturday.
BBC News - December 17, 2005

Reese photographer faces arrest

An arrest warrant is issued for a man who allegedly hurt a child while photographing actress Reese Witherspoon.
BBC News - December 17, 2005

Shayne, Gough win talent shows

Shayne Ward wins The X Factor while cricketer Darren Gough wins rival BBC show Strictly Come Dancing.
BBC News - December 17, 2005

Football: Man City crush B'ham

A whirlwind start sets up Man City for a convincing win that piles the pressure on Birmingham boss Steve Bruce.
BBC News - December 17, 2005

Powell raps Europe on CIA flights

The ex-US secretary of state criticises European countries which deny knowledge of rendition of terror suspects.
BBC News - December 17, 2005

CNN	WTO protesters clash with police
	Hundreds of protesters clash with police outside World Trade Organization talks being held at Hong Kong's convention center. Police used tear gas, fire hoses and pepper spray in attempts to quell the demonstrations. CNN - December 17, 2005

Tensions Rise as More Flee Cuba for U.S.

The number of Cubans intercepted at sea while trying to reach the U.S. is at its highest level since the 1994 exodus sanctioned by President Fidel Castro.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

CNN	Bush acknowleges allowing eavesdropping
	President Bush acknowleged on Saturday that he authorized the National Security Agency "to intercept the international communications of people with known links to al Qaeda and related terrorist organizations" and said leaks to the media about the program were illegal. CNN - December 17, 2005

In Speech, Bush Says He Ordered Domestic Spying

President Bush acknowledged that he had ordered the National Security Agency to conduct an electronic eavesdropping program without first obtaining warrants.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

Louisiana's Deadly Storm Took Both the Strong and the Helpless

A New York Times study found that most victims of Hurricane Katrina survived the storm but died in the flooding that followed.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

New Mission for U.S. Division to Put Iraqi Forces to the Test

An infantry division's yearlong tour illustrates the risks and goals of the American military's postelection mission in Iraq.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

Ghosts of a Shuttered College Follow Weld Back Into Politics

Several former officials at Decker College have described practices during William F. Weld's tenure as the school's chief executive that they consider to be improper.
New York Times - December 17, 2005

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