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Mousavi Details Alleged Election Fraud in Iran
TEHRAN, July 4 -- Mir Hossein Mousavi, the leading opposition candidate in last month's disputed election, released documents Saturday detailing a campaign of alleged fraud by supporters of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that assured his reelection, while an adviser to Iran's supreme leader accuse... Fairfax County Ponders What It Wants to Be
Fairfax County has long been viewed as the ultimate burb, where Washington goes to walk the dog and water the lawn. But the more residents look around, the more they see what many have tried to avoid: high-rise offices, blight, crime and housing that's more likely to have a balcony than a back yard. Even in Tough Times, Fourth of July in the D.C. Area Inspires
Helen Ingallis marched through the Palisades section of Washington, waving an American flag for the first time in her 55 years. David and Laurie Souder staked out a spot on the Mall and shared a $9 plate of fried fish, celebrating on a budget. Vera Nathan and Shenevia Willingham sat at a table in a... Concerns About Spotlight's Glare, Effect on Family, Prompted Palin's Decision
Why did Sarah Palin step down? Theories abound. But some of the people closest to the Alaska governor say she wanted to regain control of a political script that slipped out of her hands the moment she burst onto the national stage. She also wanted to shield herself and her family from the attacks...
 Afghan-Pakistani Hostility Impedes U.S. Troops
ON THE AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN BORDER -- Lt. Gabe Lamois's mission sounded simple: Hike down the hill to the Pakistani Frontier Corps' border post, inform the commander there that U.S. and Afghan troops were going to be moving through the area at 3 a.m., and hike back up the hill. |
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Zelaya nears Honduras, appeals to military
 Soldiers block the runway at the main Honduras airport to prevent ousted President Manuel Zelaya from landing. The aircraft is diverted to Nicaragua.
U.S., Russia try to repair frayed relationship
 Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev end a seven-year hiatus in U.S.-Russian summitry on Monday, with each declaring his determination to repair a badly damaged relationship.
Biden: Israel free to set own course on Iran
 Vice President Joe Biden signaled that the Obama administration would not stand in the way if Israel chose to attack Iran's nuclear facilities, even as the top U.S. military officer said any attack on Iran would be destabilizing.
Jackson vouchers already appearing on eBay
 Listings for tickets to the Michael Jackson memorial service at Los Angeles' Staples Center on Tuesday appeared on eBay and Craigslist as soon as winners were notified on Sunday.
Administration plans for end of 'too big to fail'
 Financial regulations proposed by President Obama would result in leaner and simpler financial institutions that don't carry the weight of the system on their marble columns.
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Riots erupt in China's far west
Nearly 1,000 protesters from a Muslim ethnic group rioted in China's far west, overturning barricades, attacking bystanders and ...
 Bus with N.Y. prison visitors tips over, kills 1
A bus transporting visitors to upstate prisons rolled onto its side and plowed into a rock ledge on a highway in the Adirondack ...
 Five killed by fireworks explosions
Five people working on Independence Day fireworks shows were killed by explosions, four of them by a single blast that rocked ...
 Expectant mothers with diabetes face risky challenge
A growing number of women are either heading into pregnancy with diabetes or developing gestational diabetes while pregnant, ...
 Teachers are key for students who like learning and remain curious
People are naturally curious, so why is school such a chore for so many kids? University of Virginia cognitive scientist Daniel ...
Violent Clashes in Honduras as Ex-President's Return Blocked
Manuel Zelaya swept over Honduras as crowds of his supporters clashed with soldiers and riot police at the airport, but his plane veered away, blocked by the interim government.
Oil Price Swings Hobble Industry
From $145 a barrel a year ago to $33 in December, oil prices lately have surprised analysts by climbing despite the undertow of a global recession.
For Obama Visit, Russia Mutes TV Ranting at U.S.
Ahead of Monday's meeting of Barack Obama and Dmitri A. Medvedev, Russian news media have softened their criticism of Washington.
Reviewing a Life That U.S. Immigration Didn't See
Tanveer Ahmad, who died in an immigration jail in New Jersey in 2005, was overlooked in the immigration snarl.
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