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Breaking News	Sun, 5 Sep 2010

In this photo released on Tuesday Oct. 6, 2009 by the (North) Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service in Tokyo, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, left, has a light moment with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, right, as they watch propaganda spectacles known as "mass games" at a stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, Monday, Oct. 5, 2009.

China N Korea Photos Politics Wikipedia: ROKS Cheonan sinking

Gulf News
Kim cosies up to China
| North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-il, must have been on an urgent mission when he boarded his bulletproof train and headed to China for the second time in less than four months on August 26. With Ameri... (photo: AP / Korean Central News Agency)

Fire and Urban Search and Rescue personnel arrive at a destroyed building in Christchurch, New Zealand, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010, a day after the city was hit by an earthquake. Christchurch was struck by a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake that smashed buildings, cracked roads and twisted rail lines and also ripped a new 11-foot (3.5 meter) wide fault line in the earth's surface, officials said Sunday.

Disaster Earthquake New Zealand Photos Wikipedia: 2010 Canterbury earthquake

The Australian
Quake that tore down a New Zealand's history
| "THIS is the greatest disaster New Zealand has ever seen," Agriculture Minister David Carter told The Australian yesterday. | Mr Carter was visiting destroyed farmhouses near the epicentre... (photo: AP / Rob Griffith)

President Barack Obama salutes as he walks to Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010, to spend the weekend at Camp David, Md.

The Australian
Barack Obama propels British flop novelist Julia Stuart to New York top 25
| A BRITISH novelist who flopped in her homeland has broken into the top 25 of The New York Times hardback fiction list, thanks to the Obamas. | Julia Stuart's novel The Tower, The Zoo and The Tortois... (photo: AP / Susan Walsh)
Government Obama Photos President Wikipedia: Barack Obama

Iraqi security forces inspect the scene of a car bomb attack in Ramadi, 115 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009.

The New York Times
At Least 7 Dead in Baghdad Attack
| BAGHDAD — Insurgents continued a relentless assault on Iraq’s military and security forces on Sunday, launching a coordinated attack on one of the main command centers in Baghdad that pu... (photo: AP)
Iraq Photos US Violence Wikipedia: 2003 invasion of Iraq

Eurostar and Thalys TGV at Paris Gare du Nord In November 2007, various British newspapers reported that Deutsche Bahn, Germany's national train company, had applied to use the Channel Tunnel and High Speed 1 rail line into St Pancras Internationa

The New York Times
U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail
| AUSTIN, TEXAS — Spanish trains whisk passengers from Madrid to Barcelona in little more than two and one-half hours. Japan has bullet trains. China is building a ... (photo: Creative Commons / MPD)
Investment Photos Railway US Wikipedia: High-speed rail in the United States

An Afghan man pushes his cart carrying used gym shoes for sale past election posters of parliamentarian candidates in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010.

Khaleej Times
Taleban vow to disrupt Afghanistan election
KABUL - Afghanistan's Taleban said on Sunday they would attempt to disrupt elections this month and warned Afghans to boycott the vote, the first explicit threat against ... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan Elections Photos Taliban Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001present)

President Barack Obama reports on the economy as the latest unemployment figures are released, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010, in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington.

The New York Times
Official: Obama Backing Research Tax Credits
| Filed at 10:03 a.m. ET Blog | The Caucus | The latest on President Obama, his administration and other news from Washington and around the nation. Join the discussion. ... (photo: AP / J. Scott Applewhite)
Government Obama Photos President Washington

A wet tea bag being dipped into a cup of tea

The News & Observer
Tea party or establishment, GOP looks for gains
| WILMINGTON, Del. -- In the turbulent year of the tea party, Republican Rep. Mike Castle of Delaware set out to jangle no nerves as he ran for a Senate seat long held by... (photo: Creative Commons / HisSpaceResearch)
Delaware Party Photos Senate Tea

Indra Nooyi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, PepsiCo, USA, and Tony Blair, UN Middle East Quartet Representative; Member of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum, participate in the session 'The Values behind Market Capitalism' at the Annual Meeting 2009 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 29, 2009.

The New York Times
Ex-UK Military Chief Says Blair Underfunded Army
| Filed at 8:00 a.m. ET | LONDON (AP) -- The former head of the British Army has accused former prime ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown of forcing the military to fig... (photo: Creative Commons / world economic forum)
Blair Brown London Military Photos

French President Nicolas Sarkozy shakes hands with children holding French and British union flags after a commemorative ceremony at the Mont Valerien memorial in Suresnes, west of Paris, Friday, June 18, 2010, on the 69th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's appeal from London for a French resistance to the German during World War II.

Herald Tribune
2 French hostages in Afghanistan 'in good health'
| PARIS - President Nicolas Sarkozy's chief of staff says two French journalists held hostage in Afghanistan are "in good health" and that negotiations toward their relea... (photo: AP / Christophe Ena, pool)
Afghanistan Health Hostages Photos Sarkozy

House Speaker Marco Rubio, R-Coral Gables, delivers his farewell speech to the House of Representatives, Friday, May 2, 2008, in Tallahassee, Fla. At right is his official portrait.

Herald Tribune
Senate candidate Marco Rubio's father dies at 83
| MIAMI - The father of Republican Senate candidate Marco Rubio has died after a long illness. He was 83. AC = 1234 | --> | Rubio's campaign announced Saturday night that... (photo: AP / Phil Coale)
Campaign Dies Father Photos Rubio

Health

	Chinese officials hit for hiding cholera The Australian
	Same-sex marriage not our highest priority The Australian
	U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail The New York Times

Issues

	Labor Day, Workhorses and Revolutions WorldNews.com
	Tea party or establishment, GOP looks for gains The News & Observer
	JetBlue: Flight Attendant's Big Exit Was for Good The New York Times

Science

	U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail The New York Times
	Cranky Flight Attendant Can't Have His Job Back National Public Radio
	Water meet focuses on pollution and quality Breitbart

Entertainment

	Dave Days Wears Demi Moore's Bikini (PHOTOS) Huffington Post
	'MJ's ghost wants $1m theft case solved' Newstrack India
	Drew Barrymore's Movies: How Will 'Going The Distance' Measure Up? (PHOTOS) Huffington Post

No kidding: world watches as Masterchef sets new standard fo

Cardinal slams BBC for 'anti-religion bias'

BBC bosses drop giant scissors spending cuts logo

CNN Poll: Number of people who say economy in very poor shap

Authentically black and truly Catholic - CNN.com

As they say in newspaper lore . . . hold the front page, we

Rooney expected to travel despite newspaper allegations (Rou

Wayne Rooney still with England squad despite newspaper alle

Fourth Pakistan player being investigated, newspaper reports

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani to be lashed over newspaper photo

Iraqi security forces inspect the scene of a car bomb attack in Ramadi, 115 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009.

At Least 7 Dead in Baghdad Attack

Eurostar and Thalys TGV at Paris Gare du Nord In November 2007, various British newspapers reported that Deutsche Bahn, Germany's national train company, had applied to use the Channel Tunnel and High Speed 1 rail line into St Pancras Internationa

U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail

An Afghan man pushes his cart carrying used gym shoes for sale past election posters of parliamentarian candidates in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010.

Taleban vow to disrupt Afghanistan election

More talk of Belgium split as coalition talks fail The Star
Political slowdown is good news at Radio National The Australian
At Least 7 Dead in Baghdad Attack The New York Times
U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail The New York Times
Keeping the faith: how bleak is the future for Catholicism? The Guardian
Basque separatists ETA declare ceasefire National Post
Mobile phones, Internet essential in building democracies DNA India
Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank Newsvine
South Korea's Foreign Minister Offers to Quit Wall Street Journal
Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank Wtop
Back to basics — or cram school? To reverse sliding r Star Tribune
Congress plans double-tax for U.S. oil; taxpayer bailout for The Examiner
Japan Fattens Textbooks To Reverse Sliding Rank CBS News
Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank The State
Sasha Clifton, Geoffrey Oxnard The New York Times
Rachel Finkelstein, Gary Levin The New York Times
Suicide attack kills 12 at Baghdad Army complex Zeenews
Guatemala Mudslides Kill at Least 28; 2 Buses Hit The New York Times
Afghan Central Bank: Kabul Bank Has 'Stabilized' The New York Times
Guatemala mudslides kill at least 28; 2 buses hit Herald Tribune

Eurostar and Thalys TGV at Paris Gare du Nord In November 2007, various British newspapers reported that Deutsche Bahn, Germany's national train company, had applied to use the Channel Tunnel and High Speed 1 rail line into St Pancras Internationa

U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail

A wet tea bag being dipped into a cup of tea

Tea party or establishment, GOP looks for gains

England soccer player David Beckham arrives at Los Angeles International Airport with his wife Victoria

Beckhams to make US move permanent?

When All Else Fails, Cut Taxes Wall Street Journal
SCA launches new service for iPhone and iPad users Gulf News
More talk of Belgium split as coalition talks fail The Star
Guerilla marketing guru helps level the field The Australian
U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail The New York Times
Making 'green' paper out of junk Inquirer
SingTel mulls bid for Cable & Wireless Worldwide: Report DNA India
New discoveries in nuroscience revolutionise marketing DNA India
Tokyo Stock Exchange Chief Works to Fend Off Rivals, Attract Wall Street Journal
Marketing campaign uses a carrot-and-shtick approach in Syra Syracuse
Career Calendar Star Tribune
New French Bakery addition Star Tribune
"Bump" your Mobile Phone and Get Money from Paypal The Examiner
The debate about stem cell research The Examiner
Afghan Central Bank: Kabul Bank Has 'Stabilized' The New York Times
Home owners to be moved off interest-only mortgages The Daily Telegraph
SingTel mulls bid for C&W Worldwide The Times Of India
Two arrested in fatal shooting in Durham The News & Observer
Betting market deal with Channel Nine 'a part of busines Newstrack India
Projector cameras, smartphones some of new items hitting mar m&c

Fire and Urban Search and Rescue personnel arrive at a destroyed building in Christchurch, New Zealand, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010, a day after the city was hit by an earthquake. Christchurch was struck by a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake that smashed buildings, cracked roads and twisted rail lines and also ripped a new 11-foot (3.5 meter) wide fault line in the earth's surface, officials said Sunday.

Quake that tore down a New Zealand's history

Residents in Gayhurst Road clear a street around the Avon River in Avonside, Christchurch, New Zealand, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010. A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake smashed buildings, cracked roads and twisted rail lines around the city on Saturday but only two serious injuries were reported. ** NEW ZEALAND OUT **

NZ cleans up after quake that tore new fault line

Bricks and other rubble are scattered outside stores in central Christchurch, New Zealand, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010.

City awakes to billion-dollar aftershock

Quake that tore down a New Zealand's history The Australian
New Zealand digs out from earthquake called "greatest d The Examiner
'A miracle' no one died in New Zealand earthquake National Post
Vatican: stoning in Iran adultery case 'brutal' Herald Tribune
New Zealand earthquake aftershocks, don't flush toilets The Examiner
New Zealand Quake Damage Could Cost $1.4 Billion Wall Street Journal
New Zealand quake victims remain positive amid destruction Zeenews
New Zealand region nervous after powerful quake CNN
New Zealand earthquake rips a new fault line across the worl The Daily Mail
NZ cleans up after quake that tore new fault line Khaleej Times
Earl's biggest damage in Northeast: business Herald Tribune
NZ Cleans Up After Quake That Tore New Fault Line The New York Times
Earl unleashes most damage on New England businesses Ohio
Christchurch earthquake 'inevitable' - scientist NZ Herald
NZ quake victims positive amid destruction Independent online
Gales, aftershocks shake quake hit New Zealand city The Star
NZ cleans up after quake that tore new fault line Herald Tribune
NZ cleans up after quake that tore new fault line Breitbart
NZ cleans up after quake that tore new fault line The Press Democrat
New Zealand city braces for more destruction after quake Indian Express

British Prime Minister David Cameron pauses as a reporter asks a question during a news conference with President Barack Obama, not seen, in the East Room of the White House, Tuesday, July 20, 2010, in Washington.

David Cameron and Andy Coulson: the PM, the PR guru and a scandalous lapse of judgment

Peter Mandelson Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, leaves 10 Downing Street following a Cabinet meeting in London, Tuesday, Jan. 13,

Exclusive: Mandelson targeted in phone-hacking scandal

French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy visit the BBC's Broadcasting House, in central London, Friday, June 18, 2010. French President Nicolas Sarkozy marked the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's defiant World War II broadcast from London on Friday, visiting the studio where the leader urged his compatriots to resist the German occupation.

Nicolas Sarkozy's Roma crisis leaves his presidency still teetering on the brink

California doctors run afoul of state board but keep working Fresno Bee
Red Riding Trilogy: Gripping British Crime Drama arrives on The Examiner
Police officer facing sack over cell assault The Daily Telegraph
Two arrested in fatal shooting in Durham The News & Observer
10 hurt, two seriously, in Durham shooting incident The News & Observer
New Israel military chief faces war crimes heat Gulf News
Arson, manslaughter, bomb scare, rape amongst weekend State The Examiner
Ever Wanted to Try Your Hand at Solving a Crime Scene Murder The Examiner
Former Saddam confidant says he'll die in prison Herald Tribune
Former Saddam Confidant Says He'll Die in Prison The New York Times
Sheriff takes "Sanctuary City" policy to the extre The Examiner
Young man's body found on seaside golf course was 't The Daily Mail
Shine a light on the murkiness at the heart of Downing Stree The Guardian
Craigslist deletes adult services listings Herald Tribune
Craigslist strikes adult services under pressure Seattle Times
BBC: Basque separatists ETA announce cease fire The Guardian
David Cameron and Andy Coulson: the PM, the PR guru and a sc The Observer
The machinery of corruption in sport will go on untouched The Guardian
For Mexican cartels, marijuana is still gold The State
The machinery of corruption in sport will go on untouched The Observer

British Prime Minister David Cameron pauses as a reporter asks a question during a news conference with President Barack Obama, not seen, in the East Room of the White House, Tuesday, July 20, 2010, in Washington.

David Cameron and Andy Coulson: the PM, the PR guru and a scandalous lapse of judgment

The new pope Benedict XVI.

Pope 'may meet sex abuse victims'

England's Wayne Rooney walks off the pitch at half-time of the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Germany and England at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa

Rooney travels despite allegations

Venice: Deneuve hits the Lido to promote 'Potiche' Kansas City Star
Venice: Deneuve Hits the Lido to Promote 'Potiche' ABC News
Targets" New Designer Collection" The Examiner
Venice: Deneuve hits the Lido to promote 'Potiche' Breitbart
KT Tunstall Shows Off Claws on 'Tiger Suit' Billboard
Sasha Clifton, Geoffrey Oxnard The New York Times
Jennifer Fisher, Adeniyi Taiwo The New York Times
Rachel Finkelstein, Gary Levin The New York Times
Asian-Americans Climb Fashion Industry Ladder The New York Times
Mid-air crash victims are named London Evening Standard
Vail Jazz:: Calloway, Stafford & Hendelman shine in 1st full The Examiner
Milner: Rooney focused on football London Evening Standard
Cassi Feldman, Zachary Roth The New York Times
Meredith Osborn, Christiaan Highsmith The New York Times
Ashley Kramer, David Kinzler The New York Times
Jenny Thompson, Daniel Cumpelik The New York Times
Faith Ferguson, Ronald Boire The New York Times
Vivian Kaufman, Benjamin Click The New York Times
Claire McCusker, Michael Murray The New York Times
Adriana Roitstein, Joshua Lebowitz The New York Times

England's Wayne Rooney reacts during their World Cup, Group 6, qualifying soccer match against Belarus in Minsk.

Wayne Rooney rocked by new sex scandal

Iraqi security forces inspect the scene of a car bomb attack in Ramadi, 115 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009.

At Least 7 Dead in Baghdad Attack

Eurostar and Thalys TGV at Paris Gare du Nord In November 2007, various British newspapers reported that Deutsche Bahn, Germany's national train company, had applied to use the Channel Tunnel and High Speed 1 rail line into St Pancras Internationa

U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail

Wayne Rooney rocked by new sex scandal The Daily Telegraph Australia
Theseo first in wfa reckoning The Daily Telegraph Australia
All Blacks back their new Carter The Australian
Building a new life on golden site at Homebush Bay The Daily Telegraph Australia
At Least 7 Dead in Baghdad Attack The New York Times
U.S. Plays Catch-Up on High-Speed Rail The New York Times
Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank Newsvine
Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank Wtop
Jay A. Halfond: Recession amnesia and New England's coll The Providence Journal
Marketing campaign uses a carrot-and-shtick approach in Syra Syracuse
Back to basics — or cram school? To reverse sliding r Star Tribune
Finally, it's game week Star Tribune
Department of Video Game Rating Board of Korea may be bannin The Examiner
"When I was a freshman I wish I had known..." The Examiner
"Bump" your Mobile Phone and Get Money from Paypal The Examiner
101: Does Fosamax and Boniva cause esophageal cancer? The Examiner
Online or On Campus? The Examiner
The debate about stem cell research The Examiner
CMU is not "Jonesing" Butch The Examiner
Yoga Class Items Checklist The Examiner

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