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N. Korea threatens S. Korea for hauling it to UN
SEOUL, South Korea North Korea threatened Sunday to retaliate against South Korea for taking it to the UN Security Council over the deadly sinking of a warship, calling the action an "intolerable provocation."
Thomas apologizes for saying Jews don't belong in Israel
White House correspondent, 89, issues statement apologizing for anti-Jewish statements that provoked storm in US, saying her comments that Jews should 'get the hell out' of Israel 'do not reflect belief in need for mutual respect and tolerance'
5 killed in heavy storms sweeping through U.S. Midwest
Tornadoes and thunderstorms swept through the Midwest overnight, destroying dozens of homes and upending school buses and police cars in one miles-long trail of destruction in Ohio, and ripping off siding on a nuclear plant in Michigan. At least five peop
US high school ends 'Beat the Jew' game
Seven seniors at a Southern California high school are facing disciplinary action for participating in a game called Beat the Jew, in which losers were subjected to "incineration" or "enslavement", a school administrator says.

Six of the nine activists killed in Mondays raid on an aid convoy were shot by a single Israeli commando who is now being considered for a medal of valour.
U.S. weighing new options over North Korea
SINGAPORE The United States said on Saturday it was weighing new options beyond the United Nations to punish North Korea, which South Korea blames for the sinking of a warship that has escalated tensions on the peninsula.
Fire devastates Bangladesh capital
A devastating fire raced through several apartment complexes in the Bangladesh capital, killing more than 100 people and injuring 100 others, local media reported Friday.
Israel moves to deport all Gaza activists within hours
Israel intends to deport hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists by the end of Wednesday, while scrapping plans to lay charges against anyone who participated in an aid flotilla that was headed for the blockaded Gaza Strip.
Latest effort to contain Gulf oil spill stalls
BP's latest, and possibly last-ditch, attempt to stem the flow of oil from its crippled Gulf of Mexico well ran into another snag Wednesday, even as the expanding slick of crude oil from the spill drifted closer to previously untouched beaches in three mo
Sinkhole gobbles intersection, factory
GUATEMALA CITY - A cavernous and almost perfectly round sinkhole swallowed an entire intersection in Guatemala City during a tropical storm, spooking people in the neighbourhood but exciting geologists.
Iran has fuel for 2 nukes
Iran has amassed more than two tonnes of enriched uranium, the UN nuclear watchdog says in a report that has heightened Western concerns about the country developing the ability to produce a nuclear weapon.
Many in danger as Haiti heads into hurricane season
A hurricane season predicted to be one of the wettest on record opens Tuesday in the Caribbean, where hundreds of thousands of Haitian earthquake victims have only tarps or fraying tents to protect them in a major storm.
Pakistan mosque attacks kill 80
At least 80 people are dead after armed attackers stormed two mosques packed with hundreds of people in eastern Pakistan on Friday, local officials say.
Malawi gay couple pardoned
Malawi's president on Saturday pardoned and ordered the release of a gay couple sentenced to 14 years in prison, but warned that homosexuality remains illegal in the conservative southern African nation.
Storm in Central America kills scores
Torrential rains brought by the first tropical storm of the 2010 season pounded Central America and southern Mexico, triggering landslides and floods that killed at least 90 people.
Man had his penis almost amputated after 27 hours of erection
A man tried to escape from a hospital in the Dominican Republic where he had been hospitalized for priapism, a condition characterized by a prolonged and painful erection not associated with sexual desire after learning that doctors planned to amputate hi
China seeks to defuse tension over Korea ship sinking
China's premier said Sunday that tensions over the sinking of a South Korean warship urgently need to be defused, but did not join other key nations in blaming longtime ally North Korea and gave no indication he would support UN sanctions.
Tropical Storm Agatha hits coast of Guatemala
The first tropical storm of the 2010 season hit the Pacific coastline of Guatemala and Mexico on Saturday, killing 12 people under landslides and rockfall triggered by torrential rains.
Pacific Northwest at risk for a mega earthquake
Every seismic tremor in British Columbia brings a question: Is it the Big One? A U.S. scientist now says there's a 10 to 15 per cent chance a mega-earthquake will strike in the next 50 years.
Saunas, massages help Swedish sailors hunt pirates
ABOARD THE CARLSKRONA Drops of sweat trickled down the faces of the pirate hunters on the Swedish warship. They conferred in low voices, finally reaching a consensus: Yes, throw another pitcher of water onto the sauna heater.
Big volcanic eruptions shake Guatemala, Ecuador
GUATEMALA CITY Explosive eruptions shook two huge volcanos in Central and South America on Friday, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes and disrupting air traffic as ash drifted over major cities.
N. Korea accuses S. Korea of faking ship attack
North Korea's powerful National Defence Commission accused South Korea on Friday of faking the sinking of a warship for which Pyongyang has been blamed, warning that the Korean peninsula was heading to "the brink of war."
Hundreds of Guatemalans flee volcano
HUNDREDS of Guatemalans are in shelters after a powerful eruption at the southern Pacaya volcano killed one person and forced the international airport to close.
U.N. says N. Korea selling nuke technology
North Korea is exporting nuclear and ballistic missile technology and using multiple intermediaries, shell companies and overseas criminal networks to circumvent U.N. sanctions, U.N. experts said in a report obtained by The Associated Press.
NKorea scraps sea accords; SKorea holds navy drill
SEOUL, South Korea Military tension on the Korean peninsula rose Thursday after North Korea threatened to attack any South Korean ships entering its waters and Seoul held anti-submarine drills in response to the March sinking of a navy vessel blamed on
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