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US chief justice in hospital bed

US Chief Justice William Rehnquist has been admitted to hospital because of a fever, the Supreme Court says.
BBC News - July 13, 2005
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Bush Says He Might Consider Newcomers for High Court

President Bush said today that his nominee for the Supreme Court may be someone who has never sat on the bench before.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Chertoff Restructuring Homeland Security Department

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said that the nation must "maximize our security, but not security at any price."
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Shuttle's Liftoff Canceled by Fuel Sensor Problem

The decision came with less than 3 hours left in the countdown. A new launching date was not announced.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

British Police Search for Mastermind of Blasts

One official indicated that the four attackers were suicide bombers. Also, Prime Minister Tony Blair met with Muslim leaders.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Blast Kills Up to 27 Iraqis, Including Many Children

A truck bomb detonated today near a group of U.S. soldiers who were distributing candy to children in a poor neighborhood.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Israel Seals Off Palestinian Territories

Israel's moves were an energetic response today to a Palestinian suicide bombing on Tuesday that killed four Israeli women.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Colin Powell Joins Venture Capital Firm

One of Silicon Valley's most famous venture firms announced that former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell is joining the firm as a part-time partner.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Sharp Rise in IPod Sales Drives Apple's Profit to $320 Million

Apple sold six times as many music players in the last quarter as it did a year ago. Sales of its computers are also starting to rise.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Deficit to Shrink to $333 Billion Because of Extra Tax Revenue

For the first time since President Bush took office, an unexpected leap in tax revenue is about to shrink the federal budget deficit this year.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Apple reports 'best-ever' quarter

Apple Computer reaps more rewards from the popularity of iPod music players as sales and earnings rocket.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

Protest in Cuba triggers scuffle

Government supporters confront a group of protesters marking the deaths of people who tried to flee to the US.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

Anti-terror officers raid house

Police officers raid a house in Buckinghamshire in connection with the London bombings.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

Tragic teenager in river drowning

A 15-year-old boy is found drowned in Perth - the fourth such fatality in about 24 hours in Scotland.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

Brazil police raid luxury store

Police raid one of Brazil's top luxury-goods stores, arresting its owner and three senior managers.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

Football: Liverpool beat TNS

Steven Gerrard scores a hat-trick as Liverpool begin the defence of their Champions League crown with a win.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

Problem delays US shuttle launch

Nasa postpones the launch of space shuttle Discovery because of technical problems - but no new date is set.
BBC News - July 13, 2005

N.H.L. and Players' Association Reach Labor Agreement

The N.H.L. and the players' association reached an agreement in principle Wednesday on a new labor deal, ending a lockout that wiped out last season.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Shuttle on Track for Launching Despite Declining Weather

If all goes as planned, the shuttle Discovery will roar into the sky moments before 3:51 this afternoon.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

3 Trains Collide in Pakistan, Killing 123

The number of dead and injured is expected to rise as rescue workers sift through the debris in Southern Pakistan.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

Building in Iceland? Better Clear It With the Elves First

While believing in elves is rooted in Iceland's culture, it remains a touchy subject.
New York Times - July 13, 2005

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