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challenger says Putin must change
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bodies discovered in wreck of Concordia
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brands Israel settlements ‘deliberate vandalism’
amid Abbas visit
Edwards
Has 'Serious' Heart Condition
Romney
Hauls $24 Million in 4th Quarter
For
the world’s bad guys, 2011 was a dangerous year
100
miles of oil: Spill likely Nigeria's worst in
decade
UK
refuses to contribute to €200bn eurozone rescue
700
buried after Philippines floods
Kim
Jong Il's youngest son dubbed 'great successor'
KIM
JONG II DIES
Secret
US-Taliban talks reach turning point
Czech
statesman, dissident, Vaclav Havel dies
Over
400 killed in Philippines flash floods
Flooding
Kills Scores in Philippines
Thousands
abused in Dutch church scandal
Sarkozy:
Now clearly two Europes
Euro
zone pact fails to restore confidence
Russian
billionaire to run against Putin
Voters
punish Putin; observers cite irregularities
Russia's
Medvedev orders election probe
Women
as catalysts for peace: three receive Nobel
Putin
Out,' chant thousands of Russian protesters
How
a Deal May Save the Euro But Not Preserve Europe
The
EU leaves Britain
The
Merkel plan: I'll save the euro with a federal
Europe
Central
banks offer aid to global financial system
Pakistan
releases 1st pics of attacked border posts
Britain
to expel all Iranian diplomats
Revealed:
Mark Duggan was not armed when shot
Murdoch
claims hacking truth was hidden from him
London
police OK plastic bullets if riots erupt
Berlusconi
plays last cards, denies will resign
Would
you trust this man to save us all from
catastrophe?
American
Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
Jackson
doctor sentenced to four years in jail
Three
American students detained in Egypt back in U.S.
Pornography
Where You Can’t Look Away
Afghan
officials: Fire from Pakistan led to attack
Pakistan
buries troops amid fury over NATO strike
Pakistan
retaliation leaves Nato drivers in limbo
Nanotech
creates microscopic car
Merkel:
Europe's worst hour since WWII
Western
Black Rhino declared extinct
Peres
says attack on Iran is highly likely but Iran rebuffs IAEA’s
‘counterfeit’ claims
Rise
of a superpower: What does China want?
Europe's
worst-case scenarios
The
Twee man steals show in Irish presidential race
Dismissed
Moscow Mayor a Problem for Kremlin
Reports:
Italian government averts split over reforms
Nicolas
Sarkozy tells David Cameron to 'shut up' in euro
clash
Plane
crash-lands at Warsaw airport
Greek
government struggles after bailout bombshell
Greek
referendum: What comes next?
Greek
cabinet backing for bailout vote
Greek
PM faces showdown talks with Merkel, Sarkozy
WikiLeaks'
Assange loses extradition appeal
Attack
on French satirical paper
European
Islamic Organization to file case against French magazine
Arab
League warns Assad of foreign intervention if violence continues
Israel
strikes Gaza after 'truce'
Assad's
warning to the west on Syria
Arab
League:
Syria 'must stop' civilian deaths
Arab
foreign ministers tell Assad to stop ‘the continued killings of
civilians’
China
holds Europe to ransom over £62bn bailout
America
world’s Number One? Think again
NYT:
West sees Libya as ripe for businesses
Former
guard tells of Guantanamo abuse
Report:
Facebook user jailed for inciting UK riots
Floodwaters
enter Bangkok's second airport
U.S.
rating likely to be downgraded again: Merrill
Behind
the scenes of Europe's rescue
'Huge
relief': Banks agree to take loss on Greek debt
Europe
agrees deal to ease debt crisis
Slowly,
Americans learn to live without debt
Secret
trial revelations prompt US-Israeli diplomatic storm
A
decade after the 9/11 attacks, Americans live in an era of endless
war
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Lost to Waste, Fraud in Iraq, Afghanistan
Rick
Perry’s reality gap
Occupy
protests ignite around the world; 70 hurt in Rome
G20
tells euro zone to fix debt crisis in eight days
Occupy
protests go global; violence flares in Rome
Riot
police fire tear gas at 'Occupy Wall Street' protesters in Rome
NYT:
Humans to blame for Thai flood disaster?
iPhone
4S: what's the verdict?
BlackBerry
reports service improvements
Russians
accused of killing Chechens in Istanbul
Yemeni
activist Tawakkul Karman shares Nobel Peace Prize with two Liberians
Three
women win Nobel Peace Prize
Taliban
hold key to Afghan peace?
'More
than 2,900' killed in Syria
Gadhafi
to world leaders: You'll be ousted, too
New
message from Libya's Gadhafi?
Bahrain
grants medics a retrial
Carter
looks to Obama to honour Peace Prize promises
Tributes
to Jobs pour in from around the world
Jobs
praised as Apple's visionary, creative genius
Steve
Jobs, Apple co-founder, dies at 56
Russia,
China veto UN resolution against Syria
New
Apple iPhone fails to wow investors, fans
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Blogging the Apple iPhone 5 Announcement
NATO
captures senior Haqqani leader in Afghanistan
Nearly
40 percent of Europeans suffer mental illness
Killer
typhoon brings new misery to Japan
U.N.:
750,000 in Somalia face 'imminent starvation'
Rightly
or wrongly, 38,000 convicted of terrorism
Finance
Minister Is Chosen as Japan’s Next Leader
The
city that never sleeps shuts down
Steve
Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
Fears
for 400,000 Somali children
Google
to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion
PhotoBlog:
NATO oil tankers torched in Pakistan
Taliban,
criminals get $360 million from US taxes
Rick
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British
PM recalls parliament, boosts police to 16,000 as London riots enter
3rd day
Who
are troublemakers behind riots?
Rioting
intensifies in London, spreads to other cities
Angry
clashes as riots spread across London
US
Senate blocks latest Republican debt plan
House
Passes Debt Ceiling Bill, Debate Shifts to Senate for Weekend Drama
U.S.
inches toward default as debt plan vote delayed
Republicans
race to revive debt plan
US
Muslim soldier held by Texas police in Fort Hood ‘terror plot’
Americans
view debt deadlock with worry and scorn
Girl's
Body Exhumed 54 Years After Her Murder
U.S.
downgrade may trigger massive fund outflows: Lipper
Obama
Chief of Staff: US Will Not Default
Vote
on key Republican's U.S. debt-ceiling plan delayed
Ireland
unveils new report on Catholic child abuse
Europe
Tries to Curb U.S. Role in Tracking Terrorists’
Funds
Single
ticket wins $255 million lottery
'Burn!
Burn!': Riots erupt in Northern Ireland
Murdoch
summoned to UK parliament over hacking
Top
Karzai Aide Killed in Kabul
Indonesia
volcano spews ash in biggest eruption
Suicide
Attack Kills 5 French Troops in Afghanistan
New
Tech May Make Batteries Obsolete
U.S.
to Host Conference on USS Liberty
WASHINGTON - The State Department
will cast a spotlight next week on the 1967 Israeli attack on the U.S.
spy ship Liberty where 34 American servicemen were killed.
http://www.ussliberty.org
We
Salute a few honorable men
There still remains a few honorable men, those who stand for principals
and for themselves. In 1967 Israel attacked the USS Liberty killing 34
Americans and seriously injuring 170 more. This could not have been a
mistake since the attack was not just a sole incident but a coordinated
attack by the Israeli Air force and Navy.
LBJ
ordered ship cover-up: Lawyer
WASHINGTON—A former navy attorney who helped lead the military
investigation of the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty that killed
34 sailors says former president Lyndon Johnson and his defence
secretary, Robert McNamara, ordered that the inquiry conclude the
incident was an accident.
New
charges vs. Israel in '67 ship attack
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (UPI) -- A private commission
investigating the 1967 attack on the U.S. spy ship USS Liberty on
Wednesday released the sworn testimony of one naval investigator that
the Israelis knew the ship was American and intended to "murder its
entire crew."
Ship
Attack: President ‘Ordered Accident Verdict’
A former US Navy lawyer who helped lead the military investigation of
the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty that killed 34 servicemen
says former president Lyndon Johnson and his defence secretary, Robert
McNamara, ordered that the inquiry conclude that it was an accident.
Cover-Up
Alleged in Probe of USS Liberty
Former Judge Advocate General of the Navy, Rear Admiral Merlin Staring,
right, looks on as former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral
Thomas Moorer, left, speaks to reporters during a press conference on
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2003 in Washington. Staring and Moore are part of an
independent commission of inquiry into the 1967 Israeli attack on the
USS Liberty, that claims to have found proof of a cover up by the
government. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
4
radical Jewish websites on US terrorism blacklist
WASHINGTON - The United States has for the first time
extended its terrorism blacklist to the internet, designating four
websites affiliated with an extremist Jewish group as terrorist
organizations, State Department officials said Friday.
American
couple does not accept Israeli explanations of daughter's death
Parents of an American activist killed earlier this year in Gaza by an
Israeli army bulldozer called Monday for an independent U.S.
investigation of her death.
''The
USS Liberty: still covered up after 35 years''
June 8 marked 35 years since Israel attacked the USS Liberty without
warning in international waters, killing 34 Americans and wounding 172
more.
U.S.S.
Liberty Survivors make a Memorial
Veterans
and survivors of the U.S.S. Liberty gathered Saturday to remember their
own. The bombing of the U.S.S. Liberty during the Six Day War killed 34
Sailors and Marines. In June of 1967, Veterans say Israeli aircraft and
motor boats bombed the ship in an effort to sink it, blame the Arab
States, and draw the U.S. into war.
''The
USS Liberty: still covered up after 35 years''
June 8 marked 35 years since Israel attacked the USS Liberty without
warning in international waters, killing 34 Americans and wounding 172
more.
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