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Comment by Forbes on September 23, 2010 at 12:45am

Sep 23.09.2010

• FACEBOOK GIVE $100MILLION TO FAILING SCHOOL
• Fidel Castro firmly backs Israel's right to exist.
• Bomb attack kills 12 people in western Iran.
• 2 young French tourists said missing in Bolivia.
• Group of Iraqis deported from Europe return home.
• Venezuela captures soldier sought in base killing.
• Obama faults himself for not selling health law
• Clinton says Powell ‘sold’ him on more lenient ‘don’t ask’ policy
• Obama groped for Afghan exit strategy: reports
• Egg company chiefs give Congress few answers
• Obama's aunt not sorry she accepted public housing
• Mass protests in France against retirement at 62
• Police chief: Threat of attack on France hits peak
• Russia bans sales of anti-aircraft systems to Iran
• Swiss women claim majority of seats in Cabinet
• China pledges more cash for Pakistan flood victims
• US: Dead in Afghan chopper crash were all American
• Typhoon flooding kills 33 in China, dozens missing
• Ivory Coast starts paying former rebels for peace
• Guinea election body proposes October 10 run-off
• Mexico prepares plan to protect journalists

Comment by Forbes on September 22, 2010 at 1:10am

Sep 22.09.2010

• CIRCULAR FIRING SQUAD
• Iran 'hangs three drug traffickers'.
• Man in Brazil amasses $259K in traffic fines.
• Iran leader warns US of war with 'no limits'.
• Landslide kills 5 in flood-stricken Mexico.
• Egyptian police crack down on anti-Mubarak protest.
• SUMMERS' TURN TO FALL
• Is President Obama in Danger of Losing the Black Vote?
• Poll finds voters' mood on economy is grim -- for both parties
• Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Jackson Jr. denies report about Blagojevich funds
• Italian bank chief resigns over Libyan money row
• Al-Qaida claims kidnapping of 5 French in Niger
• French premier urges EU plan for illegal Roma
• Vatican claims transparency amid laundering probe
• UK Spies Spill Secrets In MI6 History Book
• China premier threatens Japan over boat dispute
• 13 people die as storm Fanapi hits southern China
• Commonwealth Games at risk with under 2 weeks left
• 2 police killed in Algeria by homemade bomb
• Zimbabwe arrests 83 women protesters: lawyer

Comment by Forbes on September 21, 2010 at 5:22am

Sep 20.09.2010

• FORCED OUT
• Fed in a quandary over its next move.
• EU offers 1.3 billion dollars for Millennium Goals.
• France raises terror security, new threat reported.
• NKorea to hold key party convention next week.
• Japan warns of fanning nationalism in China feud.
• Obama backs economic effort, asks for voters' help
• Poll: Americans split evenly on extending tax cuts for top 2%
• Lindsey Graham says U.S. must prepare to attack Iran
• Bill Clinton Stumps for Obama
• Students Spell Out Messages on Immigration
• Woman who dumped cat charged with animal cruelty
• Germany: Woman killed estranged husband, son
• Quadruple amputee plans swim from Europe to Africa
• Israel angry at Russian plan to sell Syria missiles
• Chinese envoy gets hijack report from Manila
• Van carrying 30 kids plunges into Pakistani river
• NATO chopper crash makes 2010 deadliest in Afghan war
• Death toll rises to 16 in Mexico from flooding
• Suicide attack on Somalia's gov't foiled
• Togo woman gets 27 years in NJ forced labor case

Comment by Forbes on September 20, 2010 at 5:04am

Sep 20.09.2010

• A POX ON BOTH THEIR HOUSES
• At least 23 soldiers killed in Tajikistan ambush.
• Indonesian anti-terror squad kills three suspects.
• Who’s picking up the tab for the tea party?
• 3 children found shot dead in Texas apartment.
• US missile strike kills 5 militants in Pakistan.
• Obama Tries to Drum Up Liberal Enthusiasm
• Obama's planned assault on the Tea Party smacks of desperation
• Iraq suffers deadliest day since U.S. drawdown
• US woman who was held in Iran says she's not a spy
• Pope beatifies convert in climax of British visit
• Lockerbie bomber 'can get out of bed, walk'
• British terrorism suspect arrested in Amsterdam
• Japan urges calm after China severs contacts
• 13 dead in India train crash: officials
• Seven held in China over new tainted milk find: report
• Powerful typhoon heads for China after lashing Taiwan
• Former Israeli premier details failed peace offer
• PM: Somalia to open 2nd front against insurgents
• Village becomes lab for curing Africa's problems
• 6 abducted police found slain in Mexican state

Comment by Forbes on September 19, 2010 at 2:08am

Sep 19.09.2010

• A DEFICIT OF EMPATHY
• 6 dead in church van crash in NY
• Millions made in GOP mailings.
• Powerful typhoon lashes Taiwan.
• War's loss healed in mothers' embrace.
• Attacker slays St. Lucia man inside PM's office.
• Obama: Black lawmakers must rally voters back home
• U.S. contractor accused of fraud still winning big Afghan projects
• U.S. Army: Soldiers Killed Afghans For Fun, Kept Skull
• BP's oil well near death, but disaster is not over
• U.S. woes are not our fault, Chinese economists say
• On the Web, Children Face Intensive Tracking
• Pope meets with abuse victims as thousands protest
• Pope beatifies convert on final day of trip
• Radical Islam on rise in Balkans
• ETA says ready to go further for peace: report
• Afghans praised for voting in shadow of violence
• Three more protesters die in Indian Kashmir
• China Eastern plane catches fire after Singapore take-off
• Gunmen kidnap 9 Mexican state lawmen, 2 found dead
• Fire hits Guinea election security force office

Comment by Forbes on September 18, 2010 at 6:58am

Sep 18.09.2010

• SHATTERED SOLDIERS
• Dominican pastor suspected of abusing 30 children.
• Big step completed in Chile miners' escape route.
• Ahmadinejad hopeful US will release Iranians.
• Israeli troops kill Hamas militant in West Bank.
• Forces raid office of Iran's opposition leader.
• What has Wall Street got against Elizabeth Warren?
• U.S. transfers 2 more Guantanamo detainees — to Germany
• U.S. adds 3 Central American nations to drug blacklist
• Muslim summit planned over NYC Islamic center
• Couple charged in nuclear weapons secrets case
• Web sites hint at possible Putin presidential bid
• France, Germany in spat over illegal Gypsy camps
• Pope continues UK tour despite alleged threat
• Turkey: Baby on highway causes panic
• France suspects al-Qaida link in Niger kidnapping
• Zimbabwe civil servants march against low salaries
• Rwandan opposition leader jailed for life
• Guinea-Bissau risks anarchy if left alone: ECOWAS
• Sudan-Chad forces arrest kidnappers of Chinese engineer
• Mauritanian army fights militants, kills 12

Comment by Forbes on September 17, 2010 at 2:14am

Sep 17.09.2010

• TAX CUT FOR ALL
• Greeks find human skulls in luggage of U.S. tourists.
• Police say Wash. acid attack self-inflicted.
• Jury finds LA actor guilty of attempted murder.
• Afghan candidates risk lives in Taliban heartland.
• 2 Koreas discuss reuniting families divided by war.
• Pope admits church failures in sex abuse scandal
• Gunman kills himself, mother at Johns Hopkins
• Brief but strong storm barrels through NYC; 1 dead
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Carter says Kennedy delayed health care years ago
• Will you take this bride, in sickness and with surgery?
• Senior Pakistani politician killed in Britain
• Pope seeks to improve ties with Anglicans
• Gains made, but many pregnant mothers still die
• NZ lawmaker who stole dead baby's identity quits
• Australian Aborigines 'world's first astronomers'
• Cabinet shuffle gives Japan new foreign minister
• 22 gunmen killed in battle with Mexican soldiers
• 15 die in Somalia as parliament demands gov't vote
• Internet holy day blackout imposed in Israel

Comment by Forbes on September 16, 2010 at 1:52am

• ITS PAY BACK TIME
• Ahmadinejad rebukes threat of new Iran sanctions.
• Mideast peace talks round concludes with no deal.
• Hundreds of thousands party as Mexico turns 200.
• Ethiopia won't need food aid after 2015: Meles.
• France refuses to extradite Rwanda genocide suspect.
• Obama to Latinos: Don't forget who stands with you
• Craigslist Adult Services Section Is Gone For Good
• Report: Illegal drug use up sharply last year
• Schwarzenegger tours Calif. gas line blast site
• Man told silly lies at Air India trial: Crown
• Top Pope Adviser, Calls UK 'Third World'
• Victims of childhood abuse demand action from pope
• Ice cream ad banned as "offensive" to Catholics
• Former Dutch bishop accused of sexual abuse
• China vows harsh penalties for food safety crimes
• Administration vows to get tough with China
• Four KRouge leaders indicted for genocide
• Suspected Filipino mom of mystery plane baby found
• Cuba criticizes Obama for keeping embargo
• Police in Mexican town resign, drug capo held