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Syria toll 900 Saleh balks at departure deal
Others erected a big tent in one of Sanaa's main streets, blocking traffic and raising banners that read: “Don't go, don't sign!” Another armed crowd blocked the road in front of the presidential palace, chanting, “We will not permit the president's
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:30A
Kansas pays $200K to defend Kline as DA
By Steve Fry A civil lawsuit in which former Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline's administration allegedly sexually discriminated against a senior prosecutor has cost Kansas taxpayers nearly $220000 in legal fees and expenses.
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:28A
China's SMEs Firms Face Bankruptcy Wave - Sources
Vice-Chairman of the All China Federation of Industry and Commerce Quan Zhenzhu said that a wave of bankruptcy will likely take place in August, among factors are the rising wages in the country, labor shortages, the continuous acceleration of the
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:28A
3 cops killed in militant Afghan attack
The attack came a day after a Taliban suicide bomber infiltrated the capital's main military hospital and killed at least six Afghan medical students. In Sunday's incident, three or four men armed with assault rifles and wearing explosives strapped to
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:27A
Saudi arrested after defying ban Woman posted YouTube video of her driving
“She was detained for hours at a police station until her brother came to secure her release,” said the activist, who added the notorious religious police was called by traffic police to help in arresting Sharif. But the activist said that Sharif,
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:26A
Woman killed, toddler found
A Rock Hill woman was shot and killed in front of her Robinson Street home late Saturday night, and her child was found safe with his father after Aiken County deputies stopped him Sunday morning on traffic
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:25A
At least 24 killed as tornado shreds Joplin
Others found themselves without access to phones because of overburdened phone lines but able to text and use social media. Jeff Lehr, a reporter for the Joplin Globe, said he was upstairs in his home when the storm hit but was able to make his way to
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:25A
"We Don't Want Our Revolution Stolen": On the Ground in Libya
Sign up to stay up to date on the latest headlines via email. Every evening just after four, Benghazi's main thoroughfare is overtaken by a raucous group of some two hundred cheering women and children and gun-toting men headed towards a sunset
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:25A
Conflicts Loom as Indigenous Mexicans Seek Rights
Recalling in some ways the Spanish conquistadors' lust for gold and silver centuries ago, a new mining fever is gripping Mexico as international prices for precious metals soar. In a recent letter to Mexican President Felipe Calderon, leaders of the
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:24A
Barbarism & Societal Warfare South of the Border?
Dark altars laden with weapons, money, narcotics, and sometimes stained with blood have been identified. The stakes have been raised now that petitions to cause agonizing death to one's enemies and bless cartel operatives before battle are being made,
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:24A
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