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CNN	Romney excels, McCain lags in fundraising
	Republican Mitt Romney reported Monday he had raised $23 million for his presidential campaign during the first three months of the year, shaking up the GOP field. Sen. John McCain of Arizona lagged with $12.5 million raised. CNN - April 2, 2007 READ THE FULL STORY

28 Arrested in Florida Online Sex Sting

Law enforcement officials in Polk County Fla., arrested 28 men for soliciting sex with minors after setting up a weeklong sting operation.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Iran-Britain Standoff Shows Hints of Easing

Iran?s chief negotiator said today that ?there is no need for a trial? for the 15 captured British naval personnel.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Power-Sharing Deal in Ukraine Collapses

President Viktor Yushchenko ordered Parliament, the base of support for his rival, the prime minister, disbanded.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Inquiry Into Student Loans Is Resolved

Citibank and five universities will pay $5.2 million to resolve an investigation into their student loan practices.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Yankees 9, Devil Rays 5: Yankees Open Season With New Memories

It was not a crisply played opener, but the Yankees' come-from-behind victory over Tampa Bay satisfied the home crowd.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Justices Rule Against Bush Administration on Emissions

In a 5-to-4 decision, the Supreme Court found that the Clean Air Act expressly authorizes the E.P.A. to regulate carbon dioxide emissions, contrary to the E.P.A.?s contention.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Shiite Cleric Opposes Return of Baathists in Iraq

The rejection of the ?de-Baathfication? proposal is likely to fuel sectarian hostility between Sunni Arabs and Shiites.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

Goodby, Silverstein Wins Sprint Account

Sprint Nextel, which spends $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion a year in advertising, closed a three-month review for creative ad assignments.
New York Times - April 2, 2007

US ex-FBI man 'missing in Iran'

The US government asks Iran to help find a former FBI agent thought to have gone missing there some weeks ago.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Ancient human unearthed in China

The remains of one of the earliest modern humans to inhabit eastern Asia are unearthed in a cave in China.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Treasury pensions row escalates

The CBI and Treasury dispute each other's versions of events in a row over changes to pension tax relief in 1997.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Germany's E.On ends Spanish bid

German energy giant E.On withdraws its controversial 42.3bn-euro bid for Spanish power company Endesa.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Priest 'admired Angelika spirit'

The former priest at the church at the centre of the Angelika Kluk murder trial says he admired her vitality.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Mother left child alone in car

A woman who left her young child alone in a locked car while she visited a hair salon is given a police caution.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Children killed in Iraq bombing

Nine children are among 12 people killed in a suicide attack in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, police say.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

French unions call Airbus strike

Unions at Airbus plants in France call for strike action in protest at the planemaker's job cut plans.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

US 'must regulate car pollution'

The US Supreme Court rules the government was wrong to say it did not have the power to regulate vehicle emissions.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Demolition ends China house row

The home of a Chinese family who famously defied developers is demolished after a reported deal.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Cricket: NZ cruise to victory

New Zealand cruise to a nine-wicket win over Bangladesh in their Super 8 match.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

Football: Villa rescue point

Struggling Aston Villa hold Everton 1-1 thanks to Gabriel Agbonlahor's late equaliser.
BBC News - April 2, 2007

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