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Great Lakes agreement delayed

Published February 19, 2008

The binational group is frustrated by the delays of much-needed updates.

Guyana security forces search jungle for killers

Published February 19, 2008

The massacre of 12 people is the second set of murders blamed on gang violence.

Community official: Street racing a known problem near Maryland crash site where 8 were killed

Published February 18, 2008

.ACCOKEEK, Md. (AP) - Residents who live near the Maryland highway where eight street-racing fans were killed have long complained about reckless driving and street racing, a local community leader said...

Attacks on East Timor’s leaders are latest upheaval in young democracy

Published February 18, 2008

Assassination attempts were made on the president and the prime minister.

Pakistan opposition cries foul for election

Published February 18, 2008

Opposition leaders have warned voters about massive fraud in the upcoming election.

China concerned about U.S. plans to shoot down damaged spy satellite

Published February 18, 2008

.BEIJING (AP) - China said Sunday it was concerned about U.S. military plans to shoot down a damaged spy satellite that is hurtling toward Earth with 1,000 pounds of toxic fuel. The U.S. military has said...

Thousands of Puerto Rican teachers stage protest over wages, working conditions

Published February 18, 2008

.SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Thousands of Puerto Rican teachers marched to the gates of the governor's mansion Sunday, threatening to go on strike for higher salaries and better working conditions if...

Calif. wildfire victims wait months for FEMA homes

Published February 18, 2008

Uneven terrain has prevented some from receiving a FEMA mobile home.

President of Chad declares state of emergency

Published February 15, 2008

.N'DJAMENA, Chad (AP)- Chad's president declared a nationwide state of emergency Thursday, telling citizens that tightened controls were needed to restore order after recent rebel attacks. In a speech...