Wednesday, August 31, 2011
AP IMPACT: Pakistani fertilizer fuels Afghan bombs (AP)
AP - The main ingredient in most of the homemade bombs that have killed hundreds of American troops in Afghanistan is fertilizer produced by a single company in Pakistan, where the U.S. has been pushing unsuccessfully for greater regulation.
T-Mobile's US headache returns with AT&T deal blow - Reuters
 ABC News | T-Mobile's US headache returns with AT&T deal blow Reuters LONDON/BERLIN Aug 31 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.DE) hopes of ending its chequered US adventure with a speedy $39 billion sale to AT&T (TN) were dashed on Wednesday when the US government sued to block the ... Even with low prices, T-Mobile customers flee US Moves to Block Merger Between AT&T and T-Mobile DoJ files antitrust suit to block AT&T's T-Mobile buy |
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Tripoli celebrates holiday, Gadhafi's ouster (AP)
AP - Several thousand cheering Libyans are celebrating the start of a major Muslim holiday and the ouster of Moammar Gadhafi in Tripoli's main square.
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Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
AFP - World leaders scrambled Monday to ensure financial and economic stability as the European Central Bank bought eurozone bonds to stem a spiralling debt crisis, but chronic doubts endured and battered markets tumbled again.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Baby, you can park my car (The Newsroom)
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What?s in a name? (The Newsroom)
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Rising waterways threaten homes across region
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Birders flock to see exotic birds swept in on the wind of the hurricane
Clashes Erupt in South Africa as Youth Leader Faces Investigation - New York Times
 Independent Online | Clashes Erupt in South Africa as Youth Leader Faces Investigation New York Times Police in South Africa on Tuesday confronted crowds of demonstrators supporting Julius Malema, the firebrand leader of the ruling party's youth league, as he prepared for a disciplinary hearing that could sway both his own political ... Supporters of ANC youth leader clash with police ANC Says Violence Won't Intimidate Party to Drop Malema Discipline Action South Africa's powerful youth leader to face ANC hearing |
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Monday, August 29, 2011
The 1st domino in Irene's path
President Obama Names New Economic Adviser - Voice of America
 Reuters | President Obama Names New Economic Adviser Voice of America August 29, 2011 President Obama Names New Economic Adviser Michael Bowman | Washington In the middle of a weak US economic recovery, President Obama has named a new chairman for his Council of Economic Advisers. Princeton University economist Alan ... Obama says jobs plan will have bipartisan appeal Obama Taps Krueger as Top Economist Obama to Nominate Princeton Professor as Head of Economic Advisers Team |
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What?s next for America?s aspiring astronauts? (The Newsroom)
Baby, you can park my car (The Newsroom)
Irene: Wet, Deadly and Expensive, but No Monster - ABC News
 swissinfo.ch | Irene: Wet, Deadly and Expensive, but No Monster ABC News The storm that had been Hurricane Irene crossed into Canada overnight but wasn't yet through with the US, where flood waters threatened Vermont towns and New Yorkers feared a commuting nightmare as their transit ... Storm Irene batters Vermont state, forces evacuations Tired Irene slaps NE Floody Sunday as Irene storms through Mass. |
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Officials: 29 Dead In Suicide Bomb In Iraq Mosque - NPR
 BBC News | Officials: 29 Dead In Suicide Bomb In Iraq Mosque NPR by AP A suicide bomber blew himself up inside Baghdad's largest Sunni mosque Sunday night, killing 29 people during prayers, a shocking strike on a place of worship similar to the one that brought Iraq to the brink of civil war five years ago. ... Baghdad suicide attack leaves at least 29 dead At Least 24 Dead In Baghdad Mosque Attack At least 28 killed in Iraq suicide attack |
Holy receipt! (The Newsroom)
Hurricane Irene closes in on quiet, anxious NYC (AP)
AP - Hurricane Irene bore down on a dark and quiet New York early Sunday, bringing winds and rapidly rising seawater that threatened parts of the city. The rumble of the subway system was silenced for the first time in years, the city all but shut down for the strongest tropical lashing since the 1980s.
Former President Bill Clinton celebrates his 65th birthday (The Newsroom)
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Teen dies in lake off Wilmette beach - Chicago Tribune
 Chicago Tribune | Teen dies in lake off Wilmette beach Chicago Tribune A 14-yeqar-old boy died after being pulled from Lake Michigan this evening off of Gillson Park in Wilmette. Emergency personnel began searching sometime after 6 pm in the water off the beach near Sheridan Road and Michigan Avenue in the North Shore ... 14-year-old drowns in Wilmette Boy dies after being pulled from lake in Wilmette Rescue crews search for teen in water at Wilmette beach |
Libya's new masters face enormous hurdles (AP)
AP - For 42 years, during the long rule of Moammar Gadhafi, the Libyan government barely even existed: state institutions had little power, the military was kept purposefully weak, tribal divisions were magnified.
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Rebels hunt Gaddafi, hometown targeted (Reuters)
Reuters - Libyan rebels said they were closing in on fugitive strongman Muammar Gaddafi and would merge their disparate fighters in the capital under one command to streamline operations.
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Friday, August 26, 2011
The Currency Trade Behind Jackson Hole - CNBC.com
 Globe and Mail | The Currency Trade Behind Jackson Hole CNBC.com Investors were on the edge of their seats when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke Friday in Jackson Hole. He didn't deliver the red meat they hoped for, but he did say he's got monetary tools to goose the economy if necessary. Now, stay tuned for European ... Traders Think Volatility Will Be on the Decline Dollar Maintains Gains Before Bernanke Speech; Aussie Falls FX OUTLOOK-Dollar tumbles after Bernanke; US jobs data ahead |
Can you see me now? (The Newsroom)
Bernanke proposes no new steps to boost economy (AP)
AP - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled Friday that Congress must do more to promote hiring and growth, or risk delaying the economy's return to full health.
Japanese Prime Minister Resigns - Voice of America
 Globe and Mail | Japanese Prime Minister Resigns Voice of America August 26, 2011 Japanese Prime Minister Resigns Steve Herman | Seoul Japan will soon see its seventh prime minister in a span of five years. In a widely anticipated move, Prime Minister Naoto Kan has announced he will be resigning as soon as his party ... Japan prime minister: Why the choice of leader matters Kan quits, sparking Japanese showdown Rivals jostle as Japanese PM Naoto Kan quits at last |
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
More earthquake damage found at Washington Monument - Los Angeles Times
 CTV.ca | More earthquake damage found at Washington Monument Los Angeles Times National Park Service officials discovered additional cracks in the Washington Monument on Thursday, including a prominent fissure along the top pyramid section of the popular landmark. The monument was closed immediately after the magnitude 5.8 ... Recommended: Cracks keep Washington Monument closed Washington Monument damage worse than expected A day after quake, inspectors search for damage |
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Rebels battle loyalists, Qaddafi hunt continues - CBS News
 CBS News | Rebels battle loyalists, Qaddafi hunt continues CBS News A Libyan rebel takes cover as Tripoli's central Corinthia Bab Africa Hotel, where numerous foreign journalists are based, came under attack Aug. 25, 2011. (AFP/Getty Images) TRIPOLI, Libya ? Rebels hammered at least 10 buildings at Muammar Qaddafi's ... Libya conflict: Evidence emerges of executions by both sides US distances itself and NATO from Gaddafi manhunt Battles Grip Tripoli and Libyan Coast |
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Earthquake shows difficulty of evacuation from DC (AP)
AP - The nation's capital has prepared for emergencies with sleek communication systems, intelligence fusion centers and chemical detection centers at train stations.
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Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
AFP - British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg Monday visited homes and businesses burned down during riots in London, as fresh skirmishes broke out between police and youths in the east of the capital.
Acting Philly schools chief Nunery facing tough path forward
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