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Rush Limbaugh Arrested on Prescription Drug Charges

Rush Limbaugh attorney said he has reached a deal with prosecutors that will eventually see the charges dismissed if he continues treatment for drug addiction.
New York Times - April 28, 2006
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CNN	Abu Ghraib officer charged
	The former head of the interrogation center at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq was charged Friday with cruelty, maltreatment and other criminal offenses for his alleged involvement in the abuse of detainees in 2003. Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan is the highest-ranking officer at the jail to face criminal char... CNN - April 28, 2006

CNN	Bracing for 'A Day Without an Immigrant'
	Meatpacking plants will shut down. Markets won't open. Trucks won't roll. Students will walk out of school. Millions of people will take to America's streets in possibly unprecedented numbers. CNN - April 28, 2006

Rosie O'Donnell Will Co-Host 'The View'

Rosie O'Donnell, whose talk show ended its six-year run in 2001, will return to daytime television this September.
New York Times - April 28, 2006

Pfizer Boldly Advertising Celebrex Again

The new campaign comes 16 months after Pfizer stopped ads for the painkiller over concerns about its heart risks.
New York Times - April 28, 2006

Darfur Food Rations Cut as Donations Lag

The World Food Program said it had received just one-third of the $746 million it requested from donors.
New York Times - April 28, 2006

Bush Says Anthem Should Be in English

The president was responding to a question about the release today of a Spanish-language version of the song.
New York Times - April 28, 2006

Iraqi Civilian Killings by Insurgents Soar, U.S. Says

The figures for 2005, reported in the State Department's annual terrorism survey, showed a doubling from 2004.
New York Times - April 28, 2006

U.S. Economic Growth Rises Sharply

The economy grew at an annual rate of 4.8 percent in the first quarter, its fastest pace in more than two years.
New York Times - April 28, 2006

Microsoft sees shares tumble 11%

Software giant Microsoft saw 11% wiped off its value today after investors showed disappointment with third quarter earnings.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Moussaoui juror reprimanded

The judge in the trial of al-Qaeda plotter Zacarias Moussaoui reprimands a juror for consulting a dictionary.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

US war costs 'could hit $811bn'

New estimates suggest the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan could cost the US government $811bn - more than the Vietnam conflict.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

US sprinter charged with fraud

Former US sprint star Tim Montgomery is arrested in connection with a $5m bank fraud, prosecutors say.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Bush criticises Spanish US anthem

George Bush enters a row over a Spanish version of the US national anthem featuring Wyclef John.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

NHS deficits 'hit mental health'

Mental health services are being unfairly hit by the deficits problem gripping the NHS, MPs say.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Student anger over boycott grows

More students join a campaign urging lecturers to stop industrial action which could see exams disrupted this summer.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Boy in court over school stabbing

A 13-year-old schoolboy is charged with grievous bodily harm with intent following a stabbing at a school.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Cuba sacks top official

A senior Cuban official is fired for "errors" as Fidel Castro's leadership restructures the Communist Party.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Israel vows 'swift' border work

The incoming Israeli cabinet will meet swiftly to draw Israel's final borders, under a new coalition accord.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

England job not for me - Scolari

Luiz Felipe Scolari appears to rule himself out of taking over as England coach in a stunning announcement.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

Football: Bullard to join Fulham

Jimmy Bullard will join Premiership rivals Fulham on 8 May after signing a four-year deal.
BBC News - April 28, 2006

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