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Ray burst is extinction suspect

A huge cosmic explosion could have caused a mass extinction on Earth 450 million years ago.
BBC News - April 11, 2005
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CNN	Mom: Crying Jackson pleaded to sleep with son
	The mother of a boy who alleged Michael Jackson molested him in 1993 testified Monday that she allowed her son to start spending nights alone with the pop star after a sobbing Jackson pleaded with her to let them sleep together. The 46-year-old singer is accused of molesting a different boy -- now 1... CNN - April 11, 2005

With the Yankees Watching, the Red Sox Get Their Rings

On a crisp day when they could have been in their clubhouse, the Yankees saw no shame in witnessing the celebration of a rival.
New York Times - April 11, 2005

An Off-and-On Switch for Controlling Animals?

Researchers at Yale can make fruit flies walk, leap or fly by shining a laser at the insects, a discovery that could, in theory, lead to a sort of animal remote control.
New York Times - April 11, 2005

In Talks With Bush, Sharon Vows to Remove Illegal Settlements

President Bush and Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel pledged today to work together for peace in the Middle East.
New York Times - April 11, 2005

Bush Nominee for U.N. Envoy Is Pressed Hard at Senate Hearing

Senators challenged the nominee's past blunt criticisms of the U.N., his policy positions, and even his temperament.
New York Times - April 11, 2005

Ex-Chief to Decline to Answer Questions in A.I.G. Inquiry

The lawyer for Maurice R. Greenberg said his client would invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege on Tuesday.
New York Times - April 11, 2005

Ford suffers from profit worries

Shares and bonds of US carmaker Ford suffer after it warns that profits will not meet targets.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Microsoft in $150m Gateway payout

Microsoft is to pay PC maker Gateway $150m over four years to settle an anti-trust case.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Cricket: W.Indies slump

Ramnaresh Sarwan's unbeaten 93 saves the West Indies on day four against South Africa.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Canada PM defends his leadership

Canada's Paul Martin says he has the moral authority to govern despite his party's corruption scandal.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Killer of US officers 'was ill'

The trial of a US soldier accused of murdering two army officers in Kuwait is under way.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Martha fails to get sentence cut

Martha Stewart's bid to get her five-month house arrest term cut, appears to have failed.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

OAS stalemate in leader election

The Organisation of American States fails to elect a new secretary general, with five votes all ending in a tie.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

'Suspect immigrants' claim denied

The Home Office denies Tory claims that immigration officers have been told to temporarily admit suspicious arrivals.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Doctors 'learn conflict medicine'

Doctors and nurses heading to war zones and disaster areas are to be helped to face up to the demands which will be placed on them.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Net users learn to live with spam

Receiving spam is becoming a fact of life like air pollution and traffic congestion, says a report.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

The Streets lead Ivor nominations

The Streets - aka British rapper and songwriter Mike Skinner - are nominated for two Ivor Novello awards.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Estate agent on laundering charge

A leading east Belfast estate agent is remanded in custody over money laundering charges.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Experts probe diet of mums-to-be

Researchers are to study almost 1,000 adults whose mothers adopted an Atkins-style diet during pregnancy.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

Guard shot in city bank robbery

A security guard is shot and injured as 'dangerous' armed robbers escape at high speed through a city centre street.
BBC News - April 11, 2005

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