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South Africa Acquits Zuma in Rape Trial

South Africa's deputy president was acquitted today after a venomous trial that left him politically damaged.
New York Times - May 8, 2006
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Blaine Preparing to Burst His Bubble on TV

Today is the day David Blaine is to emerge from his life-size liquid sphere, where he has been floating since May 1.
New York Times - May 8, 2006

Report Finds Failures in Duke's Response in Lacrosse Case

An outside appraisal of Duke's handling of a rape allegation cited "a gap in communications that is extraordinary."
New York Times - May 8, 2006

Additional Roadways in N.Y. Parks to Be Closed

Stretches of Central Park and Prospect Park will close to cars under a six-month pilot program to begin June 5.
New York Times - May 8, 2006

Ex-Aide in House to Cooperate in Abramoff Inquiry

Neil G. Volz, who led Representative Bob Ney's staff, also pleaded guilty to conspiracy and fraud.
New York Times - May 8, 2006

African Union Official Is Hacked to Death in Darfur

Protesters overwhelmed an unarmed team of eight civilian police officers as chaos engulfed a vast camp.
New York Times - May 8, 2006

Paul E. Steiger Named Chairman of Pulitzer Board

The managing editor of The Wall Street Journal will head the Pulitzer Prize Board, which bestows the prestigious awards.
New York Times - May 8, 2006

Golf: Masters rules out women

The incoming chairman of Augusta National says women will not become members in the near future.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

US 'acts to end prisoner abuse'

The US defends its treatment of terror suspects before the UN Committee Against Torture.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Judge rejects Moussaoui request

A judge refuses to let Zacarias Moussaoui withdraw his guilty plea days after being sentenced for his role in 9/11.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Puerto Rico budget woes deepen

Puerto Rico workers threaten to strike as a government budget crisis bites, leaving thousands without a job.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Tests 'damaging pupil confidence'

"Over-testing" England's pupils is "damaging the confidence" of less able children, a teaching union says.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Dolphins 'have their own names'

Scientists at St Andrews University discover dolphins recognise each other by "name" rather than tone of voice.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Blaine prepares for stunt finale

Illusionist David Blaine is set to try to take the record for holding breath underwater as his bubble stunt ends.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

UK house prices record 5.05% rise

The average UK property price rose more than 5% in the year to March, to �192,745, figures from the Land Registry show.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Long-term HRT 'ups cancer risk'

Long-term use of oestrogen-only hormone replacement therapy increases breast cancer risks, says research.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Beaten teenager dies in hospital

A 15-year-old boy attacked by a gang in Ballymena in County Antrim dies in hospital from his injuries.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Rescue service standards warning

Replacing RAF and Navy search and rescue services could hit standards and lead to job losses, it is warned.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Thai opposition backs new polls

Thailand's main opposition welcomes the annulment of last month's election and will take part in new polls.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Defence rests case in Enron trial

The defence rests its case in the Enron fraud trial in the US, after calling its final witnesses.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

Eriksson yet to see Walcott play

Sven-Goran Eriksson admits he picked Theo Walcott for the World Cup despite never having seen him play a match.
BBC News - May 8, 2006

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