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Philadelphia School Sells a Second Eakins

An Arkansas museum has quietly purchased a Thomas Eakins painting from a Philadelphia medical school.
New York Times - April 11, 2007
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North Korea Offers to Admit Nuclear Inspectors

It would be the first time in more than four years that North Korea has allowed U.N. nuclear inspectors.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

Defending Iraq War, McCain Assails Democrats

Senator John McCain today accused his Democratic presidential rivals of playing politics in opposing the war.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

Pentagon Orders Longer Tours for Soldiers in Iraq

All active-duty Army troops now in Iraq or Afghanistan or headed to either country will serve 15-month tours of duty.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

Former Duke Players Cleared of All Charges

Attorney General Roy Cooper of North Carolina announced today that he is dropping all of the remaining charges against three former Duke students accused of sexually assaulting a stripper more than a year ago.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

Two Top Sponsors Pull Ads From Imus Show

General Motors and American Express were reacting to controversial remarks by the radio host last week.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

As Subprime Market Implodes, a Contrarian Prospers

As the markets rise and fall, the owner of United Capital Markets has been able to profit handsomely by taking advantage of the wide swings.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

Race row US DJ loses advertisers

Two big firms pull their advertising from a US DJ's show as a row over his racist comments continues.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

US lacrosse 'abuse' case dropped

Prosecutors drop all charges over sex abuse claims against three ex-lacrosse players at a top US university.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

BP boss 'should have payoff cut'

Labour MP Michael Meacher asks BP shareholders to try to block a giant payoff for departing boss Lord Browne.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

Sexual assault on mother and baby

An asylum seeker and her baby are sexually assaulted in broad daylight in Glasgow, police confirm.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

Four held after police attacked

Calm is restored in west Belfast following disturbances which saw petrol bombs thrown at police.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

US says Iran arming Sunni groups

The US military for the first time accuses Iran of supplying some Sunni Iraqi militant groups with munitions.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

Piano crash was 'worst nightmare'

A music festival organiser speaks of her horror seeing a �45,000 grand piano fall off the back of a removal lorry.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

Football: Liverpool through

Liverpool set up a Champions League semi-final with Chelsea after Peter Crouch's goal seals a comfortable win over PSV.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

England toil to unimpressive win

England beat Bangladesh by four wickets after a nervous, disjointed batting effort.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

Game show fraud assaulted youth

Game show cheat Charles Ingram is convicted of assaulting a teenage boy who coughed in his face.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

US extends troops' tour of duty

The US extends the tour of duty of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan by three months to keep up force levels.
BBC News - April 11, 2007

North Korea Offers to Admit Inspectors Promptly

It would be the first time in more than four years that North Korea has invited U.N. nuclear inspectors.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

U.S. General in Iraq Sees Wider Use of Iran Arms

A U.S. general says Iranian-made arms, used by Shiite militia members, have been found in a Sunni area.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

Islamists Bring Fight to Capital of Algeria

Two bombings in Algeria, one targeting the prime minister?s office in the country?s capital, killed at least 23 people today, marking a sharp escalation in the Qaeda-linked violence that has been spreading across North Africa in recent months.
New York Times - April 11, 2007

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