Hezbollah Chief Threatens Israel



BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- The chief of Hezbollah vowed Thursday to retaliate against Israeli targets anywhere in the world after accusing the Jewish state of killing the militant Imad Mughniyeh in Syria



Obama’s Lead in Delegates Shifts Focus of Campaign


LOCAL 2008-02-14


WASHINGTON — Senator Barack Obama emerged from Tuesday’s primaries leading Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton by more than 100 delegates, a small but significant advantage that Democrats said would be difficult for Mrs. Clinton to make up in the remaining contests in the presidential nomination battle.




Kanye, Winehouse Early Grammy Leaders


LOCAL 2008-02-10


LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Grammys got underway with a classic feel, and Kanye West and Amy Winehouse -- two of the night's most compelling storylines -- were among the early leaders at Sunday night's ceremony.




Stock Market Likely to Stay Under Pressure


LOCAL 2007-11-18


As the air came out of the technology and telecommunications bubble this decade, the stock market found a new champion in the financial sector.




On a Deadly Day, U.S. Reports Drop in Iraq Attacks


LOCAL 2007-11-18


BAGHDAD, Nov. 18 — An American official announced Sunday that attacks and attempted attacks across Iraq last week dipped to their lowest point for any week since January of last year, and that attacks had dropped by more than half since the United States increased its troop levels in June.




Criticism of the Dollar Clouds OPEC Event


LOCAL 2007-11-18


RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Nov. 18 — A rare meeting of the heads of state of the OPEC countries ended here today on a political note, with two leaders — President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran — blaming the weakness of the United States dollar for high oil prices.




So, What About Those Nukes?


LOCAL 2007-11-11


TWO years ago, when Gen. Pervez Musharraf still seemed secure in his rule over Pakistan, he was asked a question that is now urgently coursing through Washington: Are his country’s nuclear weapons safe from Islamic radicals?




Musharraf Refuses to Give Date for Ending Rule by Decree


LOCAL 2007-11-11


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Nov. 11 — The Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, refused Sunday to give a date for the end of the de facto martial law that he imposed on the country more than a week ago and suggested that it would continue indefinitely, including during parliamentary elections in early January.




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