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President Bush to Replace Wolfowitz Quickly

The Bush administration said it would bring management skills to the job of healing an institution battered by the turmoil over Paul D. Wolfowitz?s tenure.
New York Times - May 18, 2007
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$11.45 Million Awarded in N.Y. Church Abuse Case

A jury in State Supreme Court made the award to two people who said they were abused by a youth minister.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

?E-stonia? Accuses Russia of Computer Attacks

Estonian officials are declaring that their country is the first to fall victim to cyberwarfare.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

Russian Police Detain Opposition Leaders

A dozen opposition leaders and journalists were detained today, preventing them from flying to a provincial city to take part in anti-Kremlin protests.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

Democrats and White House Remain at Odds on Iraq Bill

A crucial negotiating session ended with both sides expressing disappointment and accusing the other of being intractable.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

Iran denies access to US scholar

Iranian Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi says Iran's judiciary is preventing her from representing a US-Iranian academic detained in Tehran.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Northwest leaves bankruptcy

Northwest Airlines says it will emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection at the end of this month.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

US deadlock over Iraq war funds

Talks between Democrats and the White House fail to break the deadlock over a contentious Iraq war funding bill.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

President vows to free Betancourt

Colombia's president orders the army to step up efforts to rescue high-profile rebel hostage Ingrid Betancourt.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

'Chemo' gene helps cancer thrive

A gene thought to be crucial for chemotherapy to work may instead help cancer survive, scientists fear.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Deadlock for UN climate meeting

UN-hosted talks on climate change aimed at paving the way for a climate summit in December end in deadlock.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Republican arrest in crime probe

A prominent republican is arrested in connection with an investigation into organised crime.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

US to replace Wolfowitz 'swiftly'

The US says it will move "swiftly" to find a replacement for Paul Wolfowitz, the outgoing World Bank head.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Cricket: Prior shines for England

Matt Prior becomes the first England wicket-keeper to hit a century on Test debut as England reach 553-5 against West Indies.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Football: Yeovil overpower Forest

Yeovil produce a memorable performance to beat Nottm Forest and reach the League One play-off final.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Shipwreck yields record treasures

US treasure hunters salvage silver and gold coins in a record find aboard a colonial-era shipwreck in the Atlantic.
BBC News - May 18, 2007

Mosque Bombing Kills Seven in India

A crude bomb exploded during Friday prayers at a 17th-century mosque in Hyderabad, a major city in southern India.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

Sambor Journal: How to Survive in Cambodia: For a Turtle, Beneath Sand

Last spotted in Cambodia in 2003, nobody knew until now that members of an endangered species from Cantor?s giant soft-shelled turtles still existed.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

North and South Send Trains Across the Korean Frontier

For the first time in 56 years, trains crossed the border between North and South Korea, an event described by both sides as a milestone for reconciliation.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

Violence Continues in Gaza

Fighting between Palestinian factions and rocket exchanges between Israel and Hamas continued today.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

Wolfowitz Resigns, Ending Long Fight at World Bank

Paul D. Wolfowitz?s resignation, effective June 30, ended weeks of furor over charges of favoritism that blew up into a global fight over U.S. leadership.
New York Times - May 18, 2007

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