05/11/2008

• Olmert: 'We'll Give Up a Large Part of the Territories'
• Tragedy of dead and survivors in Myanmar grows worse
• Fighting in northern Lebanon as Hizbullah ends Beirut takeover
• 'Lebanon is a Hizbullah state, gov't has become irrelevant'
• Largest Conference Ever Held in Israel, May 13-15
• Sudan cuts Chad ties over attack
• Young Evangelicals Abandoning GOP Over Iraq, Economy
• Japan allows military activity in space
• 23 dead in Mo., Okla., Ga. after new round of storms
• SmartMetric Announces That Your Fingerprint Will Make Credit Card Signatures and ATM PIN Numbers a Thing of the Past

05/10/2008

• Javier Solana: Negotiations for new agreement, to replace 1994 Partnership and Cooperation Agreement, should start as soon as possible
• Hezbollah starts withdrawing gunmen from Beirut
• Lebanon crisis: Israel watches from sidelines, for now
• China preparing for nuclear war
• US set to offer Israel powerful new radar
• Key Obama Middle East adviser resigns
• A Gulf in Giving: Oil-Rich States Starve the World Food Program
• Officials: No infectious outbreak on Canadian train

05/09/2008

• US prepares for Mid East peace without Olmert
• US pushing hard for border agreement, "draw a map and get it done,"
• Olmert said ready to bring about peace agreement with Syria
• International alarm at Hizbullah 'coup' in Beirut
• Putin signals he intends to stay in charge of Russia
• Burma death toll worse than Tsunami-could hit 500,000
• Canadian train quarantined after woman dies on board, 10 others reported sick
• It's radioactive, and it's missing
• Gas jumps above $3.67, oil passes $126 on Venezuela concerns
• Wheat disease threatens supplies
• UK: Man spends 18 hours in police cell and has his DNA taken for 'dropping an apple core'

05/08/2008

• Hizbullah: Lebanese government declared war on us
• Blair: Mideast peace process must move faster
• North American Union Signs U.S. Death Warrant
• Ahmadinejad: Israel a 'stinking corpse'
• Iran Blames U.S., Britain for Mosque Explosion That Killed 14
• Regulators Monitor Massive Sinkhole in Southeast Texas Town
• Chicago rice soars as supply fears intensify
• Egypt extends ration cards due to high food prices
• Pork, chicken prices may rise in next wave of food inflation
• China registers nearly 20,000 hand-foot-mouth infections

05/07/2008

• US Secret Service tours Knesset ahead of Bush visit
• Germany, Belgium want clarification on top EU roles
• New Russian president ushers in dual power era
• Israel: Iran could have nukes by '09
• France no longer supports Blair for EU president
• Honeybee Deaths Increase
• US envoy says toll from Myanmar cyclone might reach 100,000
• Massive volcanic cloud creeps over Argentina, Chile
• 1.8 magnitude earthquake rattles D.C. area
• Strong 6.7 earthquake rocks Tokyo region

05/06/2008

• Rice leans on Mideast leaders to raze walls
• PA: Peace talks may be waste of time
• Israeli president likens Iranian nuclear threat to Hitler
• Israel's Evidence on Iran Justifies Strike
• Georgia says "very close" to war with Russia
• Attack of the killer ravens: Flocks are suddenly slaughtering lambs - what is going on?
• The Future Transformation of Baghdad - Babylon?
• Oil nears $123 on $200 oil prediction, supply concerns
• Myanmar cyclone toll climbs to nearly 22,500
• Chile volcano blasts ash 20 miles high, forcing evacuations

05/05/2008

• Officials: PM, Abbas made 'significant progress' on borders issue
• Iran vows not to halt its nuclear program despite pressure
• Myanmar death toll could top 10,000, foreign minister says
• Oil Rises Above $120 to Record on Concern Over Nigeria Attacks
• U.S. Recovery Could Push Oil Much Higher
• Pope discusses Islam relations with Anglican head
• China says 6,300 cases in viral outbreak
• Small earthquake shakes St. Louis

05/04/2008

• Rice pushes for Mideast peace progress, Israel denies hidden agenda
• Rice: Peace deal still attainable by year's end
• United States is drawing up plans to strike on Iranian insurgency camp
• Report: Iran building communications system for Hizbullah
• 'Breakthrough reached in intel on Iran'
• Robobug goes to war: Troops to use electronic insects to spot enemy 'by end of the year'
• Southeast Asia urges cooperation over rice
• Cyclone kills at least 351 in Myanmar, state-run TV reports
• Chilean Volcano Town Nearly Deserted

05/03/2008

• Iran to UK: Don't cross 'red lines' in atomic offer
• Top cleric vows crushing response if Iran attacked
• World powers urge Arabs to honour Palestinian pledges
• Jordan's king: Progress on peace could bring ties with Arab world
• Low Spending Is Taking Toll on Economy
• Deadly cyclone devastates Myanmar biggest city
• Scientists to capture DNA of trees worldwide for database
• National “DNA warehouse” bill passes
• Bush Signs Bill To Take All Newborns' DNA
• China: Thousands infected by rapidly spreading virus
• China puts nation on alert to try to stop deadly virus
• Chilean volcano belches ash, forces evacuation

05/02/2008

• Mideast Quartet presses Israel over settlements, Gaza blockade
• CIA 'preparing public for Iran war'
• China Builds Secret Nuclear Submarine Base in South China Sea
• CIA Chief Sees Unrest Rising With Population
• Cell phones making sense, as sensors
• All salmon fishing banned on West Coast
• Twisters tear up parts of 4 states; 7 die in Arkansas
• Cyclone Nargis Suddenly Monstrous
• USGS reports 6.5 magnitude quake near Alaska