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news aggregatorPope Benedict wins over Mexico; next stop CubaLEON, Mexico (AP) -- He donned a sombrero and was serenaded by mariachi bands, embraced by Mexicans who called him their brother. Pope Benedict XVI has a bit of a tougher sell as he heads to a Cuba that until recently was officially atheist....
Landmark Philly priest abuse trial set to beginPHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Defense lawyers plan to attack the credibility of the troubled adult accusers when two Roman Catholic priests go on trial Monday in a landmark child sex abuse case involving the Archdiocese of Philadelphia....
Drivers vote yes to fuel strikeFuel tanker drivers have voted overwhelmingly to go on strike in a row over terms and conditions, says the Unite union.
Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are fewSEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Barack Obama warned North Korea and Iran on Monday that their options are few, and their friends fewer, as those nations refuse to back down from actions the world sees as menacing....
Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are fewSEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Barack Obama warned North Korea and Iran on Monday that their options are few, and their friends fewer, as those nations refuse to back down from actions the world sees as menacing....
Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are fewSEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Barack Obama warned North Korea and Iran on Monday that their options are few, and their friends fewer, as those nations refuse to back down from actions the world sees as menacing....
Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are fewSEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Barack Obama warned North Korea and Iran on Monday that their options are few, and their friends fewer, as those nations refuse to back down from actions the world sees as menacing....
Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are fewSEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Barack Obama warned North Korea and Iran on Monday that their options are few, and their friends fewer, as those nations refuse to back down from actions the world sees as menacing....
Tonga mourns at monarch's funeralThe funeral of Tonga's king, George Tupou V, takes place in Nuku'alofa, with thousands of mourners lining the streets from the palace to the royal tombs.
Pistol used for banker shootingA pistol was used to shoot a Russian banker who was attacked in east London, police say.
Turkey's ex-army chief on trialTurkish ex-military chief Gen Ilker Basbug goes on trial on terrorism charges, the highest-ranking officer to face charges linked to the so-called Ergenekon network.
Commons to rule on iPads for MPsThe House of Commons Commission is due to decide later whether all MPs should be issued with tablet computers after a committee said the move would save money.
Friend: Watch captain would say he's sorryMIAMI (AP) -- A man identified as a friend of the Florida neighborhood watch captain who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager said Monday the man would tell the teen's parents he's "very, very sorry" if he could....
VIDEO: Vehicle's 3,000 miles to gallon goalEngineering students in California are fine-tuning a car they hope can achieve 3,000 miles to the gallon.
10 lesser-known effects of health law£100m city shopping revamp backedA £100m revamp for Newport's shopping centre is backed by councillors.
What stinks? Bizarre trash collects near oil patchTIOGA, N.D. (AP) -- Along the wide-open expanses and rolling prairie of western North Dakota surrounding the state's booming oil patch, all sorts of bizarre litter can be found clogging the once picturesque roadside: Derelict hardhats, single boots, buckets, pallets, pieces of machinery, shredded semi tires, oily clothing, cigarette butts....
Kenya announces discovery of oilOil has been discovered in Kenya after exploratory drilling by Anglo-Irish firm Tullow Oil, President Mwai Kibaki says.
Wife defends soldier accused in Afghan rampageSEATAC, Wash. (AP) -- The wife of a U.S. soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians says her husband showed no signs of PTSD before he deployed, and adds that she doesn't feel like she'll ever believe he was involved in the killings....
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