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Singleton to Acquire Four Knight Ridder Papers

The four papers are among 12 Knight Ridder publications that the McClatchy Company agreed to buy last month.
New York Times - April 26, 2006
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CNN	Rove testifies again before CIA leak grand jury
	Karl Rove, President Bush's top political adviser, testified Wednesday for a fifth time before a grand jury in the CIA leak investigation, his attorney said. Sources told CNN the goal of the session was, as one put it, "to clean up some things" in the hopes of reaching a resolution. CNN - April 26, 2006

Supreme Court Rules in Property Takeover Case

Arkansas was wrong to take away a state resident's home for nonpayment of taxes, the Supreme Court ruled today.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

Senate Votes to Shift Funds from War to Border Security

The vote would trim $1.9 billion from war spending and divert it to border-security measures.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

Rove Testifies Again in C.I.A. Leak Case

Karl Rove's appearance in court was sure to revive questions about whether he will ultimately be charged.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

12 Dead in Sri Lanka as Thousands Flee Air Strikes

The country moved closer to war today as the military launched air strikes in retaliation for a suicide attack blamed on Tamil rebels.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

Rebels Lift Nepal Blockade but Tensions Linger

Today's announcement signaled that Maoist rebels, like the politicians, also felt the need not to alienate ordinary Nepalese.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

Rumsfeld and Rice Visit Baghdad

The defense secretary and the secretary of state pressed the new prime minister to rid the security forces of sectarian influence.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

Enron's Former Chairman Spars With Prosecutor

Kenneth L. Lay today testily replied to questions about his repayment of an Enron credit line.
New York Times - April 26, 2006

US economy kept growing, Fed says

The US economy continued to expand in March and the first half of April, the Federal Reserve says in a report.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

EU and US rapped over trade talks

A group of MPs accuse the EU and US of putting global trade talks at risk by making unfair demands of poorer countries.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Bush aide back before grand jury

Top White House aide Karl Rove appears again before a grand jury over a CIA agent's unmasking, sources say.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

US blocks Hariri suspects' assets

The US orders a freeze on the assets of anyone linked to the murder of former Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Ottawa defends soldier media ban

The Canadian government denies opposition charges that it is trying to play down its death toll in Afghanistan.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Enron's Lay keeps up his defence

Enron founder Kenneth Lay claims he did not make false statements about the firm's accounts even though it was hiding massive losses.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Israel drops militant trial plan

Israel will not try Palestinian militant Ahmed Saadat over the 2001 assassination of an Israeli minister.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Nepal Maoist rebels offer truce

Nepal's Maoist rebels offer a three-month truce, after street protests force the king to restore parliament.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Job losses in Prudential revamp

Insurance firm Prudential announces it is to close its Belfast operation with the loss of 500 jobs.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Rice and Rumsfeld hail Iraq's PM

Condoleezza Rice and Donald Rumsfeld meet Iraq's new PM and praise his focus on forming a unity government.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Football: Dismissals mar Reds win

Liverpool's Luis Garcia and West Ham's Hayden Mullins are set to miss the FA Cup final after being sent-off in Wednesday's dress rehearsal.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

Darfur malnutrition 'rises again'

The UN warns malnutrition among children in Sudan's Darfur region is rising fast as thousands flee fighting.
BBC News - April 26, 2006

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