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Space shuttle glides to safe landing in California
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Thousands in Israel mourn Jews killed in Mumbai
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Dozens hurt as Hebron settlers, Palestinians clash
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Raul Castro attends first beatification in Cuba
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Refugees from Bhutan settle in Pittsburgh
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Vatican exhibit on display only in Houston museum
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US wants NKorean nuke verification deal in writing
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Ford says CEO will work for $1 to get loans
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Johnsons TD gives Texans a 10-0 lead over Jaguars
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Britney Spears to embark on Circus tour in March
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Georgia is voting in Senate runoff today
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Palin implores Ga. Republicans to back Chambliss
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Hossas hesitation move gives Wings win over Ducks
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Heat rally in final seconds of OT to beat Warriors
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Stajan, Grabovski lead Maple Leafs over Kings
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Obama plans to name 4 more Cabinet posts on Monday
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US Sen. Mel Martinez wont seek re-election
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Stocks Fall Sharply as Oil Surges

Several reports suggested that the worst may not yet be over in the financial markets or in the broader economy.
New York Times - May 20, 2008
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F.T.C. Files Charges of Telemarketing Fraud

Federal and state officials announced a crackdown against telemarketing scams that have bilked thousands of consumers, many of them elderly, out of tens of millions of dollars.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Government to Stop Allowing Downer Cow Exception

Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer announced a total ban on meat plant slaughter of cows too sick or weak to stand.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

A Warning to Europe From Gazprom

The Russian export monopoly warned the European Union that it was endangering the security of its natural gas supplies by planning to break up the Continent?s energy giants.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

H.P. Offers More Detail On Increase In Revenue

The world?s largest technology company made its second-quarter earnings official, reporting revenue of $28.3 billion and a profit of $2.1 billion.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Report Details Interrogation Debate

A report describes clashes between F.B.I. agents and their C.I.A. and military counterparts over tactics.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

The Lede: Rumor on Attacking Iran Bites the Dust

Who needs the morning coffee? Just read headlines like this one from The Jerusalem Post.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

City Room: Fighting Obesity by Climbing Stairs

With green signs bearing the slogan, "Burn calories, not electricity," New York City is fighting obesity and global warming by encouraging people to take the stairs.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Virginia Abortion Ban Struck Down

A federal appeals court panel ruled against a law that made it a crime to perform an abortion procedure.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Pentagon Scales Back Elite Forces? Authority

The plan would have given Special Operations Command authority to carry out secret counterterrorism missions.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Wall Street Journal Editor Named

Rupert Murdoch named Robert J. Thomson as the top editor of The Wall Street Journal, putting an experienced journalist in one of the most important roles in American news media.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Ruling on U.S. Currency and the Blind

A ruling could force the Treasury Department to redesign paper currency so the blind can distinguish the bills.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

The Caucus: Live Blogging

The Times called Kentucky for Clinton shortly after the polls closed.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

The Caucus: What to Watch for Tonight

One thing you probably will not see: Hillary Rodham Clinton pulling out of the race.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Senator Kennedy Has Malignant Brain Tumor

Tests taken after Senator Edward M. Kennedy suffered a seizure on Saturday indicated that he has a type of cancer known as a malignant glioma.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Tumor?s Location and Size Determine Treatment

The prognosis for a patient with a glioma depends in part on details like type, size and gradation.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Iraqi Troops in Push to Regain Control of Sadr City

The operation encountered no significant resistance as Iraqi forces took up key positions in the Shia enclave.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Clinton Wins Kentucky, but Obama Nears Milestone

Hillary Rodham Clinton won the Kentucky primary, but Barack Obama is expected to capture a majority of pledged delegates on Tuesday.
New York Times - May 20, 2008

Davenport is out of French Open

Former world number one Lindsay Davenport pulls out of the French Open due to personal reasons.
BBC News - May 20, 2008

Fire blazes in Sao Paulo building

A skyscraper in central Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city, is on fire but early reports of a plane crash are denied.
BBC News - May 20, 2008

Expert says txt is gr8 4 language

A linguistics professor rejects claims that phone texting harms literacy, and says it enhances language skills.
BBC News - May 20, 2008

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