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Chinese Open Wallets for Quake Aid
BEIJING, May 15 At the headquarters of the Red Cross Society of China, volunteers turned a boardroom into a makeshift cashier's office Thursday, sending tens of thousands of fluttering bank notes through counting machines and handing receipts to people like Cai Lili, 30, who stood in long lines with... McCain Sees U.S. Troops Leaving Iraq by 2013
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 15 -- Sen. John McCain on Thursday offered for the first time what he hopes will be an end date for the war in Iraq, part of a vision he presented in which his policies lead to peace and prosperity at home and abroad by 2013, the end of what would be his first term as president. California Supreme Court Strikes Bans on Same-Sex Marriage
The California Supreme Court ruled yesterday that gays have a constitutional right to marry, striking down state laws that forbade it, in a decision that is likely to reenergize the election-year debate over same-sex marriages and gay rights. Clean-Air Rules Protecting Parks Set to Be Eased
The Bush administration is on the verge of implementing new air quality rules that will make it easier to build power plants near national parks and wilderness areas, according to rank-and-file agency scientists and park managers who oppose the plan.
 Old-Style Pumps Balk At $4-a-Gallon Gas, Too
Like a lot of small-scale entrepreneurs, Cathy Osborne worries that she'll go out of business if fuel prices rise above $4 a gallon. Not because she won't be able to buy gas at that price, but because she won't be able to sell it. |
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Costs pinch food stamp recipients
 This is what the soaring cost of food looks like at street level: Poor people whose food stamps don't buy as much as they once did rushing into a store in the dead of night on the first day of the month.
Winemaking patriarch Mondavi dies
 Robert Mondavi, who helped an iconic Northern California industry blossom by insisting that Napa Valley wines can compete with the world's best, died in the valley Friday at 94.
Obama: McCain foreign policy 'naive'
 Barack Obama has called President Bush's comments on appeasement "exactly the kind of appalling attack that's divided our country and alienates us from the rest of the world."
China's 1-child policy causes pain
 For couples who adhered to China's one-child policy and lost their only child in this week's massive earthquake, the tragedy has been doubly cruel.
Calif. gay marriage vote expected
 The California Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage will not be the last word.
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Low Vitamin D linked to breast cancer
Breast cancer patients with low levels of vitamin D were much more likely to die of the disease or have it spread than patients ...
 Bin Laden: Palestinian cause at heart of al-Qaeda's mission
Osama bin Laden vowed in a new audio message released Friday to keep fighting Israel to liberate Palestinians, claiming this ...
 Calif. wildfire burning near homes
A wildfire is burning near homes in Pomona, Calif., but there are no evacuations or injuries reported.
 U.S. blamed for ambush on Iranians in Iraq
Iran angrily blamed the United States on Friday after at least three of its diplomats were wounded in a Baghdad shooting, saying ...
 Commission sets Zimbabwe runoff for June
An election runoff between Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai runoff will be held June ...
Obama Links Bush and McCain on 'Failed Policies'
Senator Barack Obama responded sharply to attacks on his foreign policy and attempted to turn the tables on his Republican critics.
Food Crisis Meets Chaos in Horn of Africa
In Somalia, skimpy rainfall, soaring food prices and rising violence have pushed many people to the brink of famine.
Panel Backs Amputee Sprinter's Olympic Quest
Oscar Pistorius will be allowed to compete for a spot in the Olympic games after an unexpected ruling.
Parolees in Kansas Get Help Staying Out of Prison
A counseling program has helped Kansas become a leader in an effort to make parole more effective and useful.
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