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Tech Barons Take on New Project: Energy Policy

Technology investors are on a crusade to influence energy policy because they have a big stake in the outcome.
New York Times - January 28, 2007
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CNN	Official: 250 gunmen die in Najaf
	Iraqi and U.S. forces killed more than 250 insurgents in fierce battles over control of the Shiite holy city of Najaf today, an interior ministry official tells CNN. The official said hundreds of gunmen attacked with the aim of killing Shia clerics including Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani. CNN - January 28, 2007

?Dreamgirls? Banked on Best Picture Oscar, and Lost

?Dreamgirls? may well be remembered as the picture that showed how far a studio cannot go in seeking a prize.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Clashes in Gaza Despite Pleas for Calm

The clashes in the streets of Gaza City also forced a breakdown in the latest talks to form a unity government.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Barbaro Takes a Turn for the Worse

Doctors had to operate on Barbaro?s shattered right hind leg over the weekend after his foot developed an abscess.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

A New Castro?

Hugo Ch�vez may sound like a throwback, but he has tapped into a very modern frustration with U.S. power.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Clinton Calls on Bush to Leave Iraq Before 2009

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said today that President Bush?s successor should not inherit the problems in Iraq.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Mortar Hits Baghdad School, Killing 5 Girls

The attack, in the Adel neighborhood, was the latest in a series of assaults on schools and those who educate the young.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Iran Wants Time to Review Plan That Delays U.N. Sanctions

The plan called for a delay in imposing Security Council sanctions if the Iranians suspended uranium enrichment.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Nigerians Burn Police Station in Raid

Fifty separatist fighters set fire to police headquarters in Port Harcourt in an attempt to free one of their leaders.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Iraqi Forces Battle Gunmen Near Holy City

Iraqi forces backed by U.S. helicopters exchanged fire with hundreds of gunmen near the southern city of Najaf from dawn to dark.
New York Times - January 28, 2007

Studio boss loses Oscar challenge

Brad Grey, chairman of Paramount Pictures, is denied a producer's credit on rival Warners film The Departed.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

The View debut tops album charts

Scottish rock band The View have debuted at the top of the album charts with Hats Off To The Buskers.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Expectant mums 'getting too fat'

Rising obesity trends mean that by 2010, half of all UK mums-to-be could be above ideal weight, experts warn.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Driver saved from horrific crash

A police officer and members of the public helped pull a driver to safety from a crash which left five dead.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Man killed in police car accident

A motorist dies when a car collides with an unmarked police vehicle in Derbyshire, the force says.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Russia's party barred from polls

One of Russia's leading liberal parties, Yabloko, is banned from local polls in the second biggest city, St Petersburg.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Golf: Seventh win for Woods

Tiger Woods overturns a two-stroke deficit in the final round at the Buick Invitational to win his seventh consecutive PGA Tour title.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Victims of Holocaust remembered

A national ceremony to remember the six million Jews who were murdered by the Nazis is held in Newcastle.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

BA strike peace talks to resume

Last-ditch talks between BA and union leaders aimed at averting a strike by cabin crew resume on Monday
BBC News - January 28, 2007

Call for hip and eye op charges

NHS patients could be made to pay for care, including hip and eye surgery, public health chiefs say.
BBC News - January 28, 2007

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