International News
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'Holding on for life' as Hurricane Ike hits Turks and Caicos; 10 more die in flooded HaitiRelated:
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More floods, 10 deaths as Ike hits rain-soaked Haiti, wiping out roads and threatening dam
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Mountain of boulders flatten shantytown.Related:
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Tropical Storm Hanna killed 137 and drowned Gonaives in muddy water.Related:
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Hurricanes Gustav and Hanna wreaked havoc in parts of Haiti and Cuba.Related:
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Cheney says Ukrainians should live without 'threat of tyranny.'Related:
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As protests continue for a second week, PM Samak Sundaravej refuses to quit.Related:
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The secretary of state makes an historic trip to meet with Muammar Gaddafi.Related:
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Man who disappeared in 2000 reappears five years after his own funeral.Related:
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U.N. agency hikes food aid to refugees in strife-torn southern Philippines.Related:
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U.S. warship carries aid to Poti.Related:
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Pakistani activists outraged about honor killings, acid attacks against women.Related:
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Abu Ghraib prison will document Saddam atrocities, not U.S. military abuses.Related:
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A new term is being bandied about the luxury boutiques of Moscow: 'minigarchs,' used to describe the progeny of Russia's elite.Related:
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Egyptian businessman accused of paying $2 million to have star killed.Related:
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Student feared dead after being swept away by a wave on a South African beach.Related:
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Central American country has adventure options beyond world-class diving.Related:
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Iraq War
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Abu Ghraib prison will document Saddam atrocities, not U.S. military abuses.Related:
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General to recommend reduction of only about 1,500 Marines from Iraq for now.Related:
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At a sweltering 110 degrees, Iraq's body builders muscle up for the top prize.Related:
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U.S. troops on boats in Tigris mistakenly kill 6 Iraqis in exchange of gunfire.Related:
World Credit Crunch
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A new term is being bandied about the luxury boutiques of Moscow: 'minigarchs,' used to describe the progeny of Russia's elite.Related:
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World Bank: more people living in poverty in developing countries.Related:
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The demand for rat meat in Cambodia grows as inflation bites.Related:
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Oil prices rise; bond prices jump as investors seek safety.Related:
What a World
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John Renehan believed his father had died; 8 years later, that's not the case.Related:
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Magazine: Putin, photographed bare-chested, is sexy, but not that sexy.Related:
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Hungarian Dental Travel sets up a mobile, inflatable surgery office in the U.K.Related:
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When life goes up on auction block, man gets unexpected results.Related:
The Battle in Afghanistan
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Afghan president promises punishment for deadly raid by U.S., Afghan commandos.Related:
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Coalition convoy goes through Taliban territory to bring turbine to Kajaki dam.Related:
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U.S. probe finds fewer civilian deaths than U.N., Afghan government claimedRelated:
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A TV reality show in Afghanistan has encouraged Afghans to start businesses.Related:
ABC NEWS PROGRAMS
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Months after the country's devastation, it still struggles.Related:
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How are London's cabs being used to promote musicians?Related:
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Oil is a key reason for the world's interest in the escalating conflict.Related:
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Pandas displaced by Sichuan Province earthquake are struggling to survive.Related:
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Italian president has famous masterpiece "touched up."Related:
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The U.S. swimmer becomes the winningest Olympian ever with 11 gold medals.Related:
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Dede Koswara, who has HPV and immune deficiency, is known as "Tree Man."
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Beijing scrambles to deal with terror threats, protests and pollution.Related:
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Residents have rebuilt many homes and avoided famine without government aid.Related:
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Contemporary art from Iraq is on display in New York City.
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See how Birthdays are celebrated around the globe.Related:
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British media scrutinizes Democratic presidential candidate.
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Visitors will soon be able to see the ballroom set for a royal banquet.Related:
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Why is the mark-up on popcorn so high?Related:
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The charity Oxfam warns of a "catastrophe in the making" in East Africa.Related:
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Diners enjoy a meal seated at a table and chairs suspended from a crane.
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Manuel Uribe lost hundreds of pounds after a televised plea for help.
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Portuguese police are dropping the investigation due to lack of evidence.Related:
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A man claiming to be Jesus has gathered a strong following in Russia.
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The World Food Program estimates that 10 million Afghan people are hungry.
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The price of property in this Iraq city soars as security increases.Related:
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A woman in Japan tries to get some shut-eye while suspended from a building.
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Families in the U.S., China and Africa feel the pinch of higher food prices.Related:
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Stuntman beats the average flight speed of an airplane in his winged suit.Related:
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Eight pandas chosen to cheer on the games make their first public appearance.Related:
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In Kenya, Barack Obama's extended family celebrates.Related:
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The American college student awaits charges in a maximum security Italian jail.
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Cancer survivor told he had days to live wins his bet of living longer.Related:
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One of Brazil's last unseen Indian tribes is photographed in the jungle.Related: