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Out of Practice, Senate Crams for Battle Over Court Nominee

A majority of the 100 senators, including the majority leader, have never participated in a Supreme Court confirmation.
New York Times - July 8, 2005
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Olympics Drop Baseball and Softball

Olympic leaders reversed the expansion instincts that have gripped the movement for more than 50 years.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

Cuba and Florida Keys Gird for Pummeling by Hurricane

Hurricane Dennis's projected path could put it in the United States's southern Gulf Coast shore by midday Sunday.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

Group of 8 Leaders Announce Pacts on Aid to Africa

Leaders claimed substantial progress in addressing African poverty, global warming and the Mideast conflict.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

London Officials Report Details of Attack and Recovery Snags

The death toll rose above 50 as investigators released their first account and workers still tried to reach the dead aboard one train.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

Iraq Asks Muslim Nations Not to Be Deterred by Envoy's Death

Iraqi leaders are concerned that concern that the slaying of a diplomat would derail attempts by the nascent Baghdad government to draw stronger diplomatic support.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

Wall Street Encouraged by Job Growth in June

The U.S. economy added 146,000 jobs in June, slightly less than expected, while the unemployment rate fell to 5 percent, a level last seen in September 2001.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

US jobs data shows steady growth

The US economy creates 146,000 new jobs in June, taking the jobless rate down to a four-year low of 5.0%.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

Three-year term for Zeta stalker

Dawnette Knight, the woman who stalked actress Catherine Zeta Jones, is sentenced to three years in jail.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

Driver remembers bomb 'carnage'

The driver of the bus blown apart in the London bombings says he is "relieved to be here".
BBC News - July 8, 2005

G8 summit: View from Africa

BBC correspondents in Africa give their view on how the G8 agreements will be received across the continent.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

Hurricane Dennis slams into Cuba

Hurricane Dennis begins to batter Cuba with fierce winds and rain after hammering Haiti and Jamaica.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

Air France jet turned back by US

An Air France flight to Chicago returns to Paris because of what US officials describe as a suspect passenger.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

Egypt to cut Iraq mission staff

Egypt will reduce its Iraq embassy staff following the abduction and killing of its ambassador there.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

At 15, Wie Tests Men on P.G.A. Tour

Michelle Wie fired a one-under-par 70 at the John Deere Classic, giving her a shot at becoming the first woman in 60 years to make a cut on the PGA Tour.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

London Toll Is Raised Above 50; Police Vow Broad Investigation

Officials were still trying to reach the dead aboard one train inside a tunnel today as police promised a massive investigation.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

10 Years After Massacre, 2 Top Bosnian Serbs Still Hunted

For close to a decade, Radovan Karadzic, the wartime leader of the Bosnian Serbs, and his military commander, Gen. Ratko Mladic, have evaded capture.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

With Characteristic Fortitude, Britons Carry On

Many people returned to work a bit anxious, they acknowledged, but grimly determined not to let terrorists get the better of them.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

June Job Creation Lags Behind Expectations

The number of jobs added in June was slightly less than expected. The unemployment rate dipped to 5.0 percent, the lowest in four years.
New York Times - July 8, 2005

Killer's 'remorse' for BTK deaths

An ex-church leader who confessed to the BTK serial murders in Kansas expresses remorse at the deaths.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

Rice heads for Asia nuclear talks

The US secretary of state is due in east Asia for a four-nation trip aimed at coaxing North Korea back to nuclear talks.
BBC News - July 8, 2005

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