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Soldier’s widow has his sperm extracted in quest to have his child

Published April 8, 2008

Medical experts say it is unlikely the woman will be able to conceive a child.

Ill. governor signs bill to bypass Electoral College

Published April 8, 2008

The state has decided to give their electoral votes to the popular vote winner.

Somali official: pirates have docked hijacked French boat

Published April 7, 2008

>MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - France has made contact with pirates who hijacked a French luxury yacht off Africa's eastern coast with 30 French and Ukrainian crew members on board, the French foreign minister...

After Nev. flooding, canals under review

Published April 7, 2008

Canals in the western United States are now being reviewed for weaknesses.

House fire kills three students

Published April 7, 2008

Police do not know why the victims were unable to escape the house safely.

Glimmer of hope dies for Zimbabweans

Published April 7, 2008

Authoritarian ruler Robert Mugabe is prepared to extend his 28-year rule.

States use drug ‘recycling’ to help budget

Published April 7, 2008

The programs allow unused drugs to be redistributed to uninsured patients.

2 arrested at Los Angeles airport over attempt to take a dozen sensitive infrared cameras to China

Published April 7, 2008

.LOS ANGELES (AP) - Two men attempting to board a plane to China with nearly a dozen sensitive infrared cameras in their luggage were arrested on Saturday, a federal official said. Federal agents stopped...

Deal to seat Fla., Mich. delegations unlikely before primaries end

Published April 7, 2008

Though a deal at this time is unlikely, Dean expressed confidence in solving the issue.

British government narrows possible ‘eco-town’ sites to 15

Published April 4, 2008

>LONDON (AP) - The British government selected 15 possible locations Thursday for its ambitious plans to build 10 new low-energy, carbon-neutral towns entirely from recycled materials. The so-called...