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Earthquakes in China leave 67 dead
At least 67 people have died after a series of strong earthquakes struck China's western Qinghai province Wednesday, toppling buildings and knocking out telecommunications, Chinese media say.
China's Qinghai province hit by magnitude 6.9 quake
BEIJING — A series of strong earthquakes struck China's western Qinghai province Wednesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. There were no immediate reports of casualties in the remote rural area, though witnesses described houses quickly crumbling.
Leading Moscow judge gunned down
A leading Russian federal judge has been shot dead as he was leaving his apartment building in central Moscow, court officials have said.
Canada to return spent uranium to the U.S.: Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada and the U.S. will work together to keep spent inventories of highly enriched uranium, which could be used for a nuclear or crude dirty bomb, out of the hands of terrorists.
Spanked children more aggressive
Children who are spanked when they are three years old are more likely to have screaming tantrums, get into fights, hurt animals and refuse to share by the time they are five, a new study in the medical journal Pediatrics suggests.
2 missing Canadian sailors safe in Chile
Two Canadian women — one from Quebec, the other from British Columbia — have finally arrived in Chile after their families reported them missing at sea more than a month ago.
Eerie Silence: author wants to expand search for E.T.
This week marked the 50th anniversary of one of the most ambitious, far-fetched and (at least so far) spectacularly unsuccessful undertakings in the history of science: the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, or SETI project.
Thousands watch as Texas Stadium brought to ground
IRVING, Texas — More than 20,000 people gathered at tailgate parties and other spots Sunday to watch fireworks go off one last time over Texas Stadium before a ton of dynamite lit up the Dallas Cowboys' longtime home and brought it to the ground
18 killed in Thai protests
Thai soldiers and police fought pitched battles Saturday night with anti-government demonstrators in streets enveloped in tear gas, but troops later retreated and asked protesters to do the same. At least 18 people were killed and more than 650 wounded in
Pilot ignored warnings in Polish crash
Polish President Lech Kaczynski is dead, along with his wife, the head of Poland's central bank and other senior government officials, after the plane they were in crashed Saturday in western Russia in thick fog.
Israel called on to honour the 'Arab Schindler'He has been called the "Arab Schindler", and hailed as a man who risked his own life to save Jews during the Holocaust. Now Khaled Abdul-Wahab, a wealthy Tunisian landowner, is the object of a campaign to bestow on him the title of "righteous among the na
Behind France's Islamic veil
France is one of several European countries considering a ban on the Islamic veil, and some restrictions on the niqab could become law within weeks. Claire Bolderson reports on how the debate plays into a broader struggle over French identity.

AL-QAEDA have vowed to bomb the World Cup - with England players top of their hitlist.
Polish president killed in plane disaster
A plane carrying Polish President Lech Kaczynski and much of the nation's ruling elite crashed landed in the Russian city of Smolensk on Saturday killing all 96 people on board.
4 missing W. Virginia miners found dead
Rescue crews at a West Virginia coal mine have found no more survivors, and all 29 workers trapped in an explosion are confirmed dead, officials said early Saturday.
U.S. woman returns adopted son to Russia
Russia threatened to suspend all child adoptions by U.S. families Friday after a seven-year-old boy adopted by a woman from Tennessee was sent alone on a one-way flight back to Moscow with a note saying he was violent and had severe psychological problems
Rescuers venture back into West Virginia coal mine
MONTCOAL, West Virginia (Reuters) - Rescuers ventured back into a West Virginia coal mine Friday to search for four miners missing deep underground since an explosion nearly four days ago killed 25 others.
Carlsberg employees decry limits on beer AT workScores of Carlsberg workers walked off the job in protest Thursday after the Danish brewer tightened laid-back rules on workplace drinking and removed beer coolers from work sites, a company spokesman said.
Latest Rio landslide buries 200
At least 200 people were buried in the latest landslide in the Rio de Janeiro area and are feared dead, a state security official said Thursday
Kyrgyzstan opposition claims new government
Hours after seizing Kyrgyzstan's state television headquarters Wednesday, the country's opposition leaders announced on a broadcast that they have formed a new acting government
Anti-govt protests sweep Kyrgyzstan, 17 said dead
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan — Anti-government unrest rocked the Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan on Wednesday as thousands of protesters stormed the main government building, set fire to the prosecutor's office and looted state TV headquarters. At least 17 peop
N. Korean leader Kim Jong Il may visit China
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korean leader Kim Jong Il could visit China later this month, a lawmaker from South Korea's ruling party said Tuesday, amid speculation the trip could help revive stalled talks aimed at ending Pyongyang's nuclear programs.
Teacher was second bomber in Moscow attack
MOSCOW — Investigators confirmed Tuesday that one of the two suicide bombings on Moscow's subway last week was carried out by a 28-year-old teacher from the North Caucasus, whose father recognized a photograph of her severed head.
Search continues for 32 still trapped in China mine
XIANGNING, China — A dangerous gas buildup and narrow shafts stalled rescue efforts Tuesday for the remaining 32 miners trapped in a Chinese coal mine with no signs of life, as euphoria faded from the previous day's stunning rescue of 115 workers after mo
Crucifix lands U.K. nurse in hot water
After 30 years, nurse Shirley Chaplin, 54, of Exeter, England, will no longer be permitted to wear her crucifix necklace if she wants to work with patients.
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