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Washington Post
Paying for a Storm That Passed in 1992
Today, as Florida homeowners continue with the cleanup from their second big hurricane in less than a month, they are finding that they are bearing a greater share of the cost themselves than they would have in the past. | 1Entertainment |
BBC UK
Reconstruction to aid murder hunt
Police investigating the murder of five prostitutes in Suffolk are to recreate their last known movements. | 2Europe |
Gossip News
Robert De Niro, ma che delusione!
Un disastro la giornata di ieri. Protagonista: Robert De Niro. Non bastavano i quaranta minuti di ritardo con i quali si Ú presentato all'anteprima del suo film 'Stage Beauty' a Milano. A surriscaldare l'atmosfera | 4Italia |
Yahoo Sports
49ers' Beasley Could Miss Several Weeks (AP)
AP - Fullback Fred Beasley could be sidelined until the 49ers' season opener Sept. 12 against the Atlanta Falcons with a high left ankle sprain. | 8Sports |
Yahoo Sports
Dorrell Tries to Make Sure UCLA Sharp (AP)
AP - Coach Karl Dorrell and the UCLA Bruins have waited a long time to get a shot at crosstown rival USC. | 8Sports |
Yahoo Entertainment
A high-stakes music season (USATODAY.com)
USATODAY.com - The surest bet in music these days is that all bets are off. The industry learned the hard way that even platinum divas (Mariah Carey), rock sensations (Limp Bizkit) and sizzling trends (teen pop) can go from royal flush to toilet flush in t... | 1Entertainment |
Yahoo Europe
Hungarian PM apologizes for hiding truth of dire economy
(AFP)
AFP - Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany apologized to parliament for having failed to own up earlier to the state of the country's economy, ahead of a key vote of confidence. | 2Europe |
The Age
Pod people untouched by Zen
Faced with developing serious competition to the powerhouse that is Apple's iPod, Creative's Zen Touch Player takes aim at several of the iPod's features and frailties. | 6Sci/Tech |
Time Top News
Giuliani Party Seeks $9.11 Per Person
A spokeswoman for Rudy Giuliani says it is unfortunate that a supporter throwing a party that aims to raise $9.11 per person for the Republican's presidential campaign is asking for that amount | 10Top News |
Reuters Entertainment
Hollywood Couple Diane Lane, Josh Brolin Wed
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actress Diane Lane, best known for her Oscar-nominated role as a cheating wife in the 2002 film "Unfaithful," has married her real-life leading man, actor Josh Brolin, their publicist said on Monday. | 1Entertainment |
Reuters U.S.
Bush to Renominate Controversial Court Picks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush will resubmit to the Senate many of the judicial nominees blocked by Democrats as too conservative, setting off a second-term battle over the make up of the federal courts, officials said on Thursday. | 12U.S. |
Radio Netherlands
Emblem of radical Palestinian organisation Hamas
The killing of Hamas leader Izz ed-Din al-Sheikh Khalil in Damascus on Sunday marks another step in the struggle between Israel and the radical Islamic Hamas organisation which has been responsible for a recent spate of suicide attacks. | 11Top Stories |
BBC - Front Page
Italy waits as Prodi fate delayed
Italy's president will announce who he has chosen to lead a new government on Saturday after crisis talks. | 10Top News |
InfoWorld news
Iona open source ESB melds multiple technologies
( InfoWorld ) - On Monday, Iona will release Celtix Enterprise, an enterprise service bus for departmental usage and SOA, in a move to leverage the hybrid business model arising around open source software.
Through this model, the company will provide th... | 6Sci/Tech |
The Motley Fool
The Secret of Apex's Success
Buy low, sell high? Or buy "no," sell low? | 0Business |
BBC science
Patient Columbus set for voyage
Europe hopes finally to get its space station laboratory, Columbus, into orbit this Thursday. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Tech
Germany plans second UMTS mobile phone licence auction in 2008
(AFP)
AFP - The German government is planning a second auction of UMTS third-generation mobile phone licences in 2008 after the first auction in 2000 raised a staggering 50 billion euros (65 billion dollars), the head of the networks regu... | 6Sci/Tech |
Ansa Calcio
Petrolio apre sotto record
A 91,43 dollari il barile (+1,1%) a New York | 4Italia |
Topix.Net Europe
President to leave for Netherlands, Italy after US visit
Urdu Times (news) President General Pervez Musharraf will visit the Netherlands and Italy after his current visit to the United States, Foreign Office said on Tuesday. | 2Europe |
New York Times Movies
It's the Nazi Era, but It Looks So Familiar
This German documentary gathers some of the products of the German culture industry from the 1930's and 40's into a monstrous and fascinating collage. | 1Entertainment |
Turkish Press
Pakistan, India in peace talks overshadowed by Asian quake
ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Pakistan and India's top foreign ministry officials began two days of peace talks in the shadow of the catastrophic earthquake and tidal waves that have struck much of Asia. | 1Entertainment |
BBC News world
Darfur violence 'preventing aid'
Rising violence in Darfur has led to almost 500,00 people being denied access to aid, agencies say. | 13World |
Dar Al-Hayat
Sudan Condemns Powell's Comment
Sudan's Foreign Minister strongly criticized US Secretary of State Colin Powell today, for saying ethnic violence in western Sudan amounted to genocide. | 13World |
Reuters
Nine die in attack on Baghdad embassy
Rescuers have dug seven bodies, all of them from the same family, from the rubble of their house after an abortive suicide truck bomb attack on the Jordanian embassy in Baghdad in which nine people died. | 13World |
InfoWorld news
France bans citizen journalists from reporting violence
( InfoWorld ) - The French Constitutional Council has approved a law that criminalizes the filming or broadcasting of acts of violence by people other than professional journalists. The law could lead to the imprisonment of eyewitnesses who film a... | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Tech
Grad student site tracks shared expenses
(AP)
AP - Splitting dinner checks can cause a splitting headache, even when the diners are a math-oriented data miner, a database security specialist and an expert in networked games. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Life and Leisure
Corruption blurs China's goal of harmonious society
PUYANG, China (Reuters) - It's in poor places like Puyang that the ruling Communist party's battle to narrow China's yawning wealth gap will be won or lost. | 1Entertainment |
Syfy.com
Midweek: 'Aap Kaa Surroor' is a big hit!
Ratings are based on the box office collections and the cost of the film. | 1Entertainment |
Kataweb Calcio
Bari, 19:58 - CALCIO, BARI: GANCI E LANZAFAME IN DUBBIO PER IL LECCE
Con ganci fermo da lunedi e Lanzafame in palestra per i postumi della ferita rimediata a Treviso... | 4Italia |
Time Top News
Scientists Clone Human Embryos
Scientists in California say they have produced embryos that are clones of two men, a potential step toward developing scientifically valuable stem cells | 10Top News |
BBC News entertainment
Walliams to play Frankie Howerd
Little Britain star David Walliams is to portray Up Pompeii comedian Frankie Howerd in a BBC biopic. | 1Entertainment |
BBC News world
UN warns of Sudan refugee exodus
Some 30,000 Sudanese refugees might cross into Chad to escape persecution by Arab militia, the UN warns. | 13World |
Yahoo Elections
5 shot dead at suburban Chicago store
(AP)
AP - A gunman fatally shot five women in a robbery at a store in a suburban Chicago strip mall and fled Saturday, prompting police to sweep through neighboring shops as terrified customers watched. | 12U.S. |
Business World
EU agrees to lift sanctions on Libya
The European Union has agreed to lift its long standing sanctions against trade with Libya. The move was taken today by foreign ministers of the 25 member union. | 13World |
WOKR-TV
US-Russian crew re-docks spaceship at space station
The crew of the international space station has successfully re-docked a spaceship at a new port. Today's maneuver is in preparation for two upcoming spacewalks. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Tech
Ericsson to buy Redback Networks for $2.1 billion
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Telecommunications equipment
maker Ericsson AB will buy data networking
equipment vendor Redback Networks Inc. for $2.1
billion in cash, the companies said on Tuesday. | 6Sci/Tech |
Deutsche Welle
Blast at Indonesian Embassy in Paris
A bomb went off outside the Indonesian embassy in Paris early Friday, injuring nine people. The blast came on the heels of a deadly bombing at an Egyptian resort hotel. | 1Entertainment |
Reuters Business
Trial of ex-Gen Re, AIG insurance execs begins
HARTFORD, Connecticut (Reuters) - A transaction at a reinsurance unit of Berkshire Hathaway Inc that federal prosecutors say defrauded American International Group Inc investors was endorsed by Warren Buffett, a lawyer for one of five defendants on tria... | 0Business |
Kataweb Sport
Torino, 13:53 - CALCIO, TORINO: I CONVOCATI PER LA LAZIO
Questi i convocati del Torino per la gara contro la Lazio in programma domani alle 18.00: Sereni, Fo... | 4Italia |
Repubblica Cronaca
Dai boss leggendari ai Soprano ascesa e declino di Cosa Nostra
Il mito della mafia italo-americana vacilla, vincono gli altri clan Sono lontani i tempi in cui Lucky Luciano fondò il suo impero...
Dai boss leggendari ai Soprano ascesa e declino di Cosa Nostra
dal nostro inviato VITTORIO ZUCCONI
... | 4Italia |
The Washington Post world
A Place for Some Time Away
AVIGNON, France Interested in opening a luxury hotel in the heart of Provence? Check out this real estate offering by the French government: | 13World |
Xinhua
IAEA chief heads for South Korea
Mohamed ElBaradei, director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), left Vienna for a visit to South Korea on Saturday to discuss Seoul's secret nuclear research. | 13World |
IAfrica South African News
The power behind PlayStation 3?
Some details of the highly-anticipated advanced microprocessor, code-named Cell, which is expected to power the PlayStation 3, have been released by the three firms responsible for the chip's development - IBM, Sony and Toshiba. | 6Sci/Tech |
Topix.Net Europe
Writing's on the Wall
Only about 25m of the reinforced concrete wall panels remain. Some of the panels are pock-marked and worse for the wear of time and the hundreds of thousands of tourists who each year caress the lurid graffiti ... | 2Europe |
RedNova technology
QLogic InfiniBand Network Products Enable Migration of HPC From Technical Environments to the Enterprise; QLogic InfiniBand Switches and HCAs Earn the OpenFabrics Alliance Interoperability Logo
DRESDEN, Germany, June 26, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- International Supercomputing Conference -- QLogic Co... | 6Sci/Tech |
Guardian Top News
Lady Thatcher bails out Sir Mark
UK: Lady Thatcher has posted bail for her son Sir Mark, who is accused of helping to fund an alleged coup plot in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea. | 10Top News |
Ansa Calcio
Petrolio: chiude a 91,72 dollari
Al mercato di New York (-0,7%) | 4Italia |
Reuters
KPMG Pays $10 Mln to Settle with SEC
KPMG (KPMG.UL: Quote, Profile, Research) will pay $10 million -- the largest payment ever by an accounting firm in a US Securities and Exchange Commission action -- to settle charges of improper conduct while auditing Gemstar-TV | 0Business |
RedNova general
Jeanne Strengthens Into Hurricane
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Jeanne strengthened from a tropical storm into the sixth hurricane of the season and struck the evacuated eastern tip of the Dominican Republic on Thursday, a day after lashing Puerto Rico with damaging winds and rain that knocked o... | 13World |
BBC News Business
Taxes sees profit at Penney drop
US department store JC Penney sees profits fall and predicts a slower first three months of 2007 than had been expected. | 0Business |
Shreveport Times
Bush names Kellogg CEO as Commerce secretary
President Bush (left) pats Carlos Gutierrez, chief executive officer of the Kellogg Co., on the arm, as they leave after Bush announced Gutierrez as his choce to be secretary of commerce Monday in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. | 0Business |
BBC UK
French utility groups 'to merge'
Hopes are mounting that French utility groups Suez and Gaz de France are on the brink of signing a merger deal. | 2Europe |
Reuters Business
Possible Pearson FT sale seen in Dow deal
LONDON (Reuters) - Acquiring the publisher of the Wall Street Journal might appear to run against Pearson Plc's current strategy of focusing on education, but a deal could mean the eventual sale of its Financial Times newspaper. | 0Business |
BBC - Front Page
Three prisoners escape from jail
Police are hunting three men from Birmingham - described as dangerous - who have escaped from Stafford jail. | 10Top News |
Yahoo Health
Big Tobacco Tried to Blur Cancer Link : Scientists (Reuters)
Reuters - Tobacco companies tried to cast doubt on
the link between smoking and cancer by funding projects that
challenged the findings of a landmark study, scientists said on
Friday. | 3Health |
New York Times
For Jones, a Year Characterized by Problems Comes to a Jarring <b>...</b>
Marion Jones was out of breath and had nothing left at the end of her seventh sprint Friday night. She could not catch up to Lauryn Williams, missed her outstretched hand with | 11Top Stories |
Ansa
Maddie: detective, a casa a Natale
'Conosciamo il gruppo di pedofili che ha rapito la bambina' | 4Italia |
Yahoo Politics
U.N. rights envoy to keep investigating in Sudan
(Reuters)
Reuters - The United Nations human rights envoy
for Sudan, overcoming resistance from African and Islamic
states, had her mandate extended for another year on Friday,
but a team of Darfur investigators was disbanded. | 13World |
Yahoo World
Brazilian president wraps up campaign
(AP)
AP - Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva returned Thursday to the gritty suburb where he campaigned as a radical leftist for years before winning Brazil's presidency. This time, he's a popular centrist who stabilized Brazil's economy and brought millions out of pover... | 13World |
Yahoo Sports
Rivers to have surgery
(AP)
AP - Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers said Monday that he had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee a week ago in order to play in the AFC championship game, and that he'll need surgery on the torn anterior cruciate ligament in the same joint. | 8Sports |
Jerusalem Post
Third West Nile case reported
The Health Ministry reported a third person this season has been infected with West Nile virus. The man, 34, from Ramat Gan was hospitalized at the Sheba Medical Center. | 3Health |
BBC UK
Photos examined after Kenya death
Photographs which may show the last moments of a Briton murdered in Kenya 16 years ago are scrutinised by police. | 2Europe |
Yahoo World
Annan to try to get Israeli troops freed
(AP)
AP - U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said Wednesday he will do everything he can to secure the release of Israeli soldiers captured by militants in recent months. | 13World |
CNET personal technology news
You would not like a bag with that
It's a fact of life in China that just about anything comes in a little plastic bag. That's all about to change: In what all reports are calling a surprise move, the central government has banned some plastic bags and the free distribution of others. | 6Sci/Tech |
Boston Globe business
Lender tries to reassure its clients
Countrywide Financial Corp. tried to calm depositors and home buyers yesterday with assurances it would continue operating in Massachusetts and nationwide, one day after a $2 billion capital infusion by Bank of America Corp. | 0Business |
Boston Globe sports
Q. & A. With Chelsea Striker Didier Drogba
Ivory Coast international and Chelsea striker Didier Drogba talked to Jack Bell of The New York Times. Read the transcript of their discussion. | 8Sports |
BBC News world
Al-Qaeda camps 'trained 70,000'
Some 70,000 people received weapons training and religious instruction in al-Qaeda camps, the German police says. | 13World |
New York Times health
A Spoonful of Immunity?
Restaurant menus in Los Angeles are marrying the broader commercial movement of âfunctionalâ foods. | 3Health |
The Register
Colour laser printers = commodity
Prices plunge | 6Sci/Tech |
RedNova science
Biotech Grass Breeding Raises Concerns
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Pollen from genetically engineered grass floated more than 12 miles from experimental plots and bred with conventional plants, raising concerns that the biotechnology industry can't control the "gene flow" of its creations... | 6Sci/Tech |
Ansa Economia
Borsa Milano apre a +0,21%
SP Mib +0,19%, All Stars +0,43,positive altre piazze Europa | 4Italia |
New Zealand Herald
US top court to rule on Ten Commandments displays
WASHINGTON - The US Supreme Court is to decide the constitutionality of displays of the Ten Commandments on government property in what could be the most important church-state ruling of its term. | 11Top Stories |
BBC News world
Sri Lanka agrees to peace talks
Sri Lanka agrees to talks with Tamil Tiger rebels after months of violence and fears of a return to all-out war. | 13World |
Boston Herald
Not by protein alone . . .
The grain industry has a message for the legions of low carb dieters: ``Bread. It's essential.'. Millers and bakers tired of hearing their products bad-mouthed by diet gurus preaching | 3Health |
Ansa
Berlusconi: presto al governo
Casini: Prodi non finga di avere la maggioranza | 4Italia |
BBC Europe
Tennis: Henin sees off Schiavone
Top seed Justine Henin and 12th seed Nicole Vaidisova are early winners on day five of the Australian Open. | 2Europe |
PCWorld news
Gates Pitches Microsoft for 'Digital Lifestyle'
No new products, no new strategy announced in CES keynote. | 6Sci/Tech |
Repubblica Politica
Margherita, si va verso la conta La pace Ú ancora lontana
Telefonatetra i leader, intesa di massimaper le regionali Marini a Prodi: "Dopo le elezioni serve un chiarimento vero"
Margherita, si va verso la conta La pace Ú ancora lontana
di UMBERTO ROSSO
(12:25 09/01/2005) | 4Italia |
Reuters
Blurry Image Might Be First Picture of Exoplanet
The image of a blurry red ball near a failed star just might be the first picture ever snapped of a planet outside our solar system, an astronomer who helped find the object said on Monday. | 6Sci/Tech |
BBC - Front Page
Cricket: Contracts for injured duo
Michael Vaughan and Simon Jones given new central contracts despite missing the Ashes series. | 10Top News |
BBC - Front Page
Morris criticises 'choice' agenda
Only the middle classes will benefit from Tony Blair's public service 'choice' policy, says Estelle Morris. | 10Top News |
Reuters Health
Fugitive TB patient asks passengers to forgive him
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A tuberculosis patient who turned fugitive in order to continue with wedding and honeymoon plans despite warnings not to travel has apologized to the fellow airline passengers he may have endangered, he said in an interview aired... | 3Health |
Yahoo U.S.
Jury recesses for night in Yates retrial
(AP)
AP - Jurors in Andrea Yates' second murder trial in her children's bathtub drowning deaths deliberated for nearly three hours Monday before being sequestered for the night. | 12U.S. |
Repubblica Cronaca
'Ndrangheta, agguato a Gioa Tauro assassinato il boss rocco MolÚ
L'uomo, dell'omonima famiglia legata ai Piromalli, raggiunto da colpi da arma da fuoco mentre era alla guida di un automezzo
'Ndrangheta, agguato a Gioa Tauro assassinato il boss rocco MolÚ
(10:22 01/02/2008) | 4Italia |
Kataweb Calcio
Vinovo, 16:24 - CALCIO, JUVE: TEST IN FAMIGLIA CON OLIVERA E ALMIRON
Secondo giorno di lavoro per la Juventus di Claudio Ranieri dopo la pausa natalizia. Questa mattina ... | 4Italia |
Voice of America
Baghdad Suicide Bomb Attack Kills at Least 7
At least six people were killed and more than a dozen others were injured, Monday, when a suicide car bomber attacked a security checkpoint in central Baghdad. | 1Entertainment |
Ansa
F1: Ferrari 2005 presentata il 25/2
Per Schumi e Barrichello prime 4 gare con F2004 aggiornata | 4Italia |
Chicago Sun Times
Man's best friend a fine workout partner, too
People aren't the only ones getting fat. The obesity epidemic is hitting their pets, too: One of every four dogs and cats is estimated to be obese. | 3Health |
calcio.com
LA Roma riagguanta l'Inter, finisce 3-3
In vantaggio 3-1 a inizio ripresa, i nerazzurri sono raggiunti sul 3-3 da Totti e De Rossi. Roma-Inter, posticipo della 5.a giornata di Serie A termina sul vivace punteggio di 3-3. Una partita piena di errori | 4Italia |
CNET networking news
A jet lag cure from Silicon Valley
Jet lag isn't just caused by time zone shifts. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Top News
Arafat Flies to France for Treatment
AMMAN (Reuters) - A French Presidential jet left Amman airport on Friday with ailing Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat on board, on his way for treatment in Paris, witnesses said. | 10Top News |
Yahoo Entertainment
"Studio 60" takes back seat to "CSI: Miami"
(Reuters)
Reuters - Despite glowing reviews and
a ton of marketing, the long-awaited debut of "Studio 60 on the
Sunset Strip" got beaten at 10 p.m. Monday by the "CSI: Miami"
season premiere. | 1Entertainment |
The Motley Fool
Downsizing and Your Portfolio
Unfortunately, your portfolio gains can mean someone else's loss. | 0Business |
Yahoo Europe
Cultural aspirin for Greek-Turkish headaches (AFP)
AFP - A major joint modern art exhibition by Greek and Turkish artists, which has just opened here, was brought about with German mediation in a bid to boost the neighbouring countries' fragile political relations through culture. | 2Europe |
Computerworld news
Row highlights Internet censorship in Finland
The publication of a list of domain names some officials in Finland wished to keep secret has ignited public discussion about Internet censorship there. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Top News
North Carolina chemical fire out
RALEIGH, North Carolina (Reuters) - A fire that created a toxic cloud at a hazardous waste plant in a Raleigh suburb has been extinguished and thousands of residents will be allowed to return home on Saturday, officials said. | 10Top News |
Kataweb Sport
Vinovo, 18:23 - CALCIO, JUVE: DEL PIERO OUT, ZANETTI E TREZEGUET RECUPERANO
Alessandro Del Piero non ha partecipato alla doppia seduta di oggi (ore 9,30 e 16), che la Juventus ... | 4Italia |
Reuters World
Bombs kill 160 in Baghdad, curfew imposed
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Six car bombs killed 160 people in a Shi'ite stronghold on Thursday in the bloodiest attack in Baghdad since the U.S. invasion and the authorities imposed an indefinite curfew on a city fearful of a sectarian civil war. | 13World |
Yahoo Tech
Update: Cisco's Giancarlo resigns
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Charles Giancarlo, who was seen as a likely candidate to head Cisco Systems, has resigned from the networking giant after 14 years to "pursue new professional opportunities," Cisco announced Thursday. | 6Sci/Tech |
Boston Globe world
Four gunmen killed in Israeli strikes
GAZA CITY -- Israel killed four Palestinian gunmen in the Gaza Strip yesterday, two in a ground assault and two in an air strike against militants launching rockets at the Jewish state, Palestinian witnesses and medics said. The violence was the worst in coasta... | 13World |
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