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U.S. Open: Mickelson Tumbles and May Miss the Cut

Despite his quick start to the second round at the U.S. Open, Phil Mickelson lost his game on the difficult Oakmont course and is now in danger of an early exit.
New York Times - June 15, 2007
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Senate Leaders Agree to Revive Immigration Bill

Senator Harry Reid said Democrats would sacrifice their Fourth of July break, if necessary, to pass the suddenly revived immigration bill.
New York Times - June 15, 2007

Duke Case Prosecutor Says He Will Resign

Michael B. Nifong's announcement came after admitting that he had ?crossed the line? of ethical standards in some of the public statements he made.
New York Times - June 15, 2007

Palestinians? Split Deepens Even as Gaza Is Calmer

Hamas supporters marked their new control over Gaza by looting the symbols of fallen power as Fatah named a new prime minister likely to hold sway only in the West Bank.
New York Times - June 15, 2007

Penn National to Be Acquired in $8.9 Billion Deal

The casino operator will be purchased by publicly traded investment company Fortress Investment Group and private equity firm Centerbridge Partners in an all-cash transaction.
New York Times - June 15, 2007

Your Money: With a Few Exceptions, the Advice Remains: Don?t Touch That Nest Egg

Most Americans have enough difficulty building up a nest egg, and cracking it prematurely could mean living on cat food (slang for Social Security) later.
New York Times - June 15, 2007

Oil widens US trade imbalances

The US trade deficit widened in the first three months of 2007, official data shows, following higher oil prices.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Supply fears push up oil prices

Oil prices rise above $71 a barrel as fears intensify over Mid-East instability and insufficient supply in the US.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

US rape case prosecutor to resign

The US prosecutor in a high-profile case where three lacrosse players were cleared of rape says he will resign.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

S America urges Fifa to lift ban

South American football nations ask Fifa to suspend its ban on international games at high altitude.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Wonders bid for heritage status

Five natural wonders of the world are nominated for inclusion on the UN World Heritage List.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Rushdie and Eavis lead honours

Salman Rushdie, singer Emma Kirkby and Michael Eavis are among the entertainment figures honoured by the Queen.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Tomlinson honoured with CBE

Terminal cancer sufferer, Jane Tomlinson, has been made a CBE in the Queen's birthday honours list.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Ashley boosts stake in Newcastle

Mike Ashley is on course to withdraw Newcastle United from the stock exchange after lifting his stake.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Sony 'sorry' for cathedral game

Sony apologises for using Manchester cathedral as a backdrop to one of its violent video games.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Russia warns Nato on arms treaty

Russia warns Nato it could freeze participation in Europe's arms control pact, after talks end in deadlock.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Tennis: Nadal out at Queen's

Top seed Rafael Nadal loses to Nicolas Mahut in the quarter-finals of the Artois Championships.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Shabnam gets Big Brother boot

Shabnam Paryani becomes the first Big Brother contestant to be evicted from the house by public vote.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Spacewalk amid computer woes

Atlantis's crew begins another spacewalk, as engineers finally reboot a crashed computer system.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

Hamas 'working to free BBC man'

Hamas says it is taking "practical steps" to secure the release of kidnapped BBC reporter Alan Johnston.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

One dead in city centre shooting

One person has died and another has been injured in a shooting in Manchester city centre.
BBC News - June 15, 2007

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