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CNN	Walkout picks up steam
	Demonstrators across the United States -- including about 300,000 in Chicago -- missed work and school Monday, protesting Congress' attempts to toughen immigration laws. CNN - May 1, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Immigrant rallies pick up steam
	Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators across the United States miss work and school to protest Congress' attempts to toughen immigration laws. The "Day Without Immigrants" rallies are intended to show the economic power of illegal and legal immigrants. CNN - May 1, 2006

CNN	'Day Without Immigrants' picks up steam
	Demonstrators across the United States -- including about 100,000 in Chicago -- missed work and school Monday, protesting Congress' attempts to toughen immigration laws. CNN - May 1, 2006

Jurors See Video of Defendant Talking of Bomb Plot

Prosecutors at the trial of a man accused of conspiring to bomb the Herald Square subway station played a videotape for the jurors today.
New York Times - May 1, 2006

Immigrants Stage Protests Across U.S.

Hundreds of thousands of immigrants gathered today to show the impact they have on the nation's economy.
New York Times - May 1, 2006

Debate Over Condoms and AIDS Tests the Pope

At the Vatican, a clash is shaping up between the church's ban on condom use and its advocacy of human life.
New York Times - May 1, 2006

Bolivia Nationalizes Natural Gas Industry

The move by President Evo Morales highlights Latin America's struggle over control of energy resources.
New York Times - May 1, 2006

American Returning Home After Two Years in Afghanistan Jail

Edward Caraballo, a Bronx-born television cameraman, was released on a presidential pardon.
New York Times - May 1, 2006

Enron boss 'ignored staff fears'

Enron founder Kenneth Lay ignored staff concerns about accounting irregularities, a Houston court is told.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Lamy calls for trade deal revival

WTO boss Pascal Lamy makes a fresh appeal for nations to break the current impasse in global trade talks.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Tennis: Agassi plans to return

Andre Agassi will make his comeback after three months out at the Stella Artois Championships.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Deal on US troops in Japan

The US and Japan sign a deal to restructure US forces in Japan, after months of negotiations.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

9/11 film makes number two in US

United 93, the first Hollywood film dealing with the 2001 terror attacks, enters the US movie chart at number two.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

More species slide to extinction

The polar bear, hippo and many sharks are among species newly listed as threatened with extinction.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Teenager held over death of man

A teenager is arrested in connection with the death of a man in Port Glasgow in the early hours of Sunday.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Darfur rebels frustrate mediator

Sudanese rebel demands at Darfur talks frustrate the African Union's mediator as a deal deadline is extended.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Workers in May Day march

Thousands of workers from across the UK march to the traditional May Day trade union rally in central London.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Rooney pressure angers Ferguson

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson criticises England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson over his view Wayne Rooney can play in the World Cup.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Football: Man Utd 0-0 Middlesbro'

Ruud van Nistelrooy's missed penalty proves costly for Man Utd as they are held to a draw by Middlesbrough.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Iran hits out at 'dangerous' US

Iran rebukes the US in a letter to UN Secretary General, accusing Washington of plotting illegal military attacks.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

Bolivia gas under state control

Bolivia's president orders foreign firms to hand over control of gas and oil sales as troops move into installations.
BBC News - May 1, 2006

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