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New Orleans Still Faces Risk of Flood, Army Says

A report shows, in block-by-block detail, that a big storm would likely flood large swaths of the city.
New York Times - June 20, 2007
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CNN	Abbas: No talks with 'traitors'
	Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas denounces Hamas leaders as "traitors," saying they planned last week's "bloody coup" while participating in a unity government. CNN - June 20, 2007

CNN	Bush vetoes stem-cell bill
	Pushing back against the Democratic-led Congress, President Bush vetoed a bill that would have eased restraints on federally funded embryonic stem cell research. It was the third veto of Bush's administration, and his second veto of embryonic stem-cell research legislation. CNN - June 20, 2007

Report Assails Pay of Ex-Chief of Smithsonian

Lawrence M. Small raised less private money for the museum last year than his predecessor did in 1999.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

Bush Vetoes Stem Cell Bill

President Bush said that the bill promoting embryonic stem cell research disregarded the sanctity of human life.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

Writer Testifies About Source of Her Nom de Plume

Laura Albert, the writer known as JT Leroy, took the witness stand today at her civil fraud trial in Manhattan.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

Bloomberg Insists He Is Not Running for President

?I?ve got the greatest job in the world and I?m going to keep doing it,? the mayor of New York told reporters.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

Army Provides a Sense of Unity in Fractured Lebanon

With the Lebanese government mired in political crisis, many of the country?s institutions are crumbling but the army, battling Islamic militants, is a source of unity.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

Heavy Fighting as Troops Pursue Iraqi Insurgents

Officials said that at least 30 insurgents were killed on the first full day of an aggressive push in Diyala Province.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

U.S. Presses Blair to Become Mideast Envoy

If the proposal goes forward, Tony Blair would represent the ?quartet? in talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

Morgan Stanley?s Profits Rise

Morgan Stanley said Wednesday that its net income increased 41 percent in the latest quarter, setting a record for the securities firm.
New York Times - June 20, 2007

US crowd beats man to death

An angry crowd in Texas beats and kills a man who was in a car that hit and injured a young girl.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

Evangelical named LA gang 'tsar'

An evangelical Christian minister is appointed to lead a million-dollar program to tackle gang violence in LA.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

Bush vetoes stem cell funds bill

President Bush vetoes a bill that would have eased curbs on federal funds for research on stem cells.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

Venezuelan TV may air from Mexico

The head of a banned opposition TV station in Venezuela says he may air programmes from Mexico.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

Pledge to boost primary teachers

Scottish councils will be funded to take on more teachers to cut class sizes.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

UK 'prepared to block EU treaty'

The UK will block any unsatisfactory EU treaty deal, Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett says.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

Banker's family are taken hostage

The family of a bank official who were being held hostage in north Belfast manage to escape.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

Sarkozy holds talks with Le Pen

Nicolas Sarkozy becomes the first French president to hold talks with the far-right's Jean-Marie Le Pen in decades.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

NY mayor denies presidential bid

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg quashes rumours that he is planning to run for US president in 2008.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

England U21 lose epic shoot-out

England go out of the European Under-21 Championship after a dramatic 13-12 penalty shoot-out semi-final defeat to Holland.
BBC News - June 20, 2007

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