16.05.2006 02:24
- source: CBS
Four days of rain has turned streets into rivers across New England, flooding homes, forcing dozens of schools to close and threatening dams and communities. Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney said "It's going to get worse before it gets better." Read more
16.05.2006 02:24
- source: CBS
The Army is warning soldiers and their families that a new film about an Iraq war medical unit may trigger mental health problems for some who view it. "Baghdad ER" shows a graphic view of Iraq through the eyes of trauma doctors. Read more
16.05.2006 02:24
- source: CBS
Bausch & Lomb Inc. said it has permanently removed from markets worldwide a contact-lens solution linked by health authorities to an outbreak of rare fungal infections that can cause blindness. There have been 122 confirmed cases of the infection. Read more
16.05.2006 00:53
- source: BBC News
Iraq's ex-leader Saddam Hussein refuses to enter a plea to murder and torture charges as his trial resumes. Read more
16.05.2006 00:53
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Former Enron bosses Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling stole from investors both for gain and egotism, their trial hears. Read more
16.05.2006 00:53
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Darfur's smaller rebel groups get a new two week deadline to sign a peace deal with Khartoum. Read more
16.05.2006 00:53
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The US imposes a ban on arms sales to Venezuela, citing its lack of support for anti-terror efforts. Read more
16.05.2006 00:53
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Weakness in the US dollar overshadows global stock markets as investors sell exporters on earnings fears. Read more
16.05.2006 00:52
- source: BBC News
Nigeria says it is investigating claims that MPs have been offered bribes to let the president seek re-election. Read more
16.05.2006 00:52
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England are denied by their own poor fielding and brave batting from Sri Lanka as the first Test ends in a draw. Read more
16.05.2006 00:52
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Ex-Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi is questioned by prosecutors over Serie A match-fixing claims. Read more
16.05.2006 00:52
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South Africa's governing party reinstates Jacob Zuma in his duties as deputy leader after his rape trial. Read more
16.05.2006 00:52
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A man seen as a moderate Islamist claims victory in Sunday's election on the Comoros Islands. Read more
16.05.2006 00:51
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Order is restored in 70 Brazilian prisons, after days of violence in Sao Paulo which has left inhabitants terrified. Read more
16.05.2006 00:51
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The bodies of two more women who were apparently attacked by alligators are retrieved in Florida. Read more
16.05.2006 00:51
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Activity intensifies on the Indonesian volcano Mount Merapi, which continues to spew out ash, rock and gas. Read more
16.05.2006 00:51
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Thailand's Election Commission proposes that fresh elections are not held until 22 October, prolonging the political limbo. Read more
16.05.2006 00:51
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The EU is preparing new measures to convince Iran to end nuclear enrichment, Javier Solana says. Read more
16.05.2006 00:50
- source: BBC News
The European Commission questions the effectiveness of the EU's emissions trading scheme. Read more
16.05.2006 00:50
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas holds talks in Russia as he seeks financial aid for the Palestinian Authority. Read more
16.05.2006 00:50
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The Israeli air force says it has attacked a car carrying a group of Palestinian militants in southern Gaza. Read more
16.05.2006 00:50
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Ceasefire monitors in Sri Lanka investigate the killing of 13 Tamils near the northern town of Jaffna. Read more
16.05.2006 00:50
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Nepal's parties say they need more time before MPs debate a landmark move to drastically cut the king's powers. Read more
16.05.2006 00:50
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MPs investigating the alleged "cash for peerages" scandal are asked to delay part of their inquiry. Read more
16.05.2006 00:49
- source: BBC News
Fears rise that Vauxhall is about to cut 1,000 jobs, after it emerges Gordon Brown may be visiting its plant. Read more