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• Insurgents Kill Member of Iraqi Parliament, September 18, 2005

• Sharon Urges Mid-East Compromise, September 16, 2005

• Palestinians Slam Sharon U.N. Speech “Deceptive”, September 16, 2005 

• Israel Expands Security Zone into Northern Gaza, September 16, 2005

• Syria Ready to Cooperate with U.S., Iraq, September 16, 2005

• Sunni Body Slams Zarqawi Call for War on Shiites, September 16, 2005

• More Iraqis Lured to Al Qaeda Group, September 16, 2005

• Al-Zarqawi’s Dark Forces Riding High on Tide of Blood, September 16, 2005

• Organized Crime and Corruption Alleged to be a Major Problem in New
  Iraqi Government, September 16,2005

• Little Progress in FBI Probe of Anthrax Attacks, September 16, 2005

• Federal Workers/Retirees Health Premiums to Rise an Average of 6.6%, September 16, 2005

• Minutemen to Increase Their Activities on Both Borders, September 16, 2005

• Social Security Reform Put on Back burner, September 16, 2005

• 9-11 Commission Criticized for Failure to Recognize Importance of “Able Danger” intelligence, September 16, 2005

• President Endorses Plan to Close 22 Military Bases, September 16, 2005

• German Election This Weekend, September 16, 2005

• U.S. and N. Korean envoys meet.  American Representative says Talks are
  "still in business", September 16, 2005

• U.N. Declaration to be Signed at End of Summit, September 16,2005

• China Puts Forward New Draft Compromise To Save North Korean Talks, September 16, 2005

• Egyptian Press Calls on Mubarek to Deliver on His Election Promise of
  Political Reform, September 15,2005

• Roberts says “I have been Forth Coming”, September 15, 2005

• Federal Judge Rules Reciting of Pledge in Schools is Unconstitutional, September 15, 2005

• John Roberts a Conservative Yes, but Not a Scalia, September 15, 2005

• Security Experts Call for U.S. to Work Closer with Russia in Effort to
  Secure Russian Nuclear Weapons, September 15, 2005

• Roberts Displays Broader Views, September 15, 2005

• Hariri Assassination Probe May Name Top-Ranking Syrians, September 15,2005

• Secretary Rice Interviewed by New York Post Editorial Board, September 15, 2005

• Darfur Talks Begin Without One Rebel Faction, September 15,2005

• U.N. Warns That Bird Flu Spread is Still Possible, September 15,2005

• Private Bankruptcies May Cause Pension Guarantee Benefit Corporation to
  Face Massive Future Deficits, September 15, 2005

• Indonesia Reports Fourth Human Bird Flu Death, September 15, 2005

• NASA Announces Plans for 2018 Moon Mission, September 15,2005

• Now that Katrina Funds Have Been Appropriated, Congress Expected to
  Focus on Defense Bill and Iraq, September 15,2005

• Roberts Testimony Concludes, September 15,2005

• SARS Can Infiltrate the Brain Tissue, September 14, 2005

• Mortgage Rates Climb, September 14, 2005

• Virgin Atlantic Airways Plans Oil Refinery, September 14, 2005

• Roberts Picks and Chooses Questions to Answer, September 14, 2005

• Court Nominee Roberts Proves Enigmatic, September 14, 2005

• As Questioning of Roberts Begins Euphemisms Abound, September 14, 2005

• Schwarzenegger Hints He Will Run Again for California Governor, September 14,2005

• Chinese Vow to Cut Trade Surplus, September 14, 2005

• Gas Prices Continue to Decline, September 14, 2005

• Bush Encourages Unity in Fighting Poverty, Terror, September 14, 2005

• President Bush Finds the United Nations to be More Relevant Than Ever, September 14,2005

• Research Breakthrough May Lead to Inexpensive Devices to Detect
  Biological Agents, September 13,2005

• Bush to Meet China's President Hu to Discuss Iran, N. Korea, and Trade, September 13, 2005

• Time Running Out on U.N. Summit Document, September 13, 2005

• Workers from Four Continents Sue Wal Mart, September 13, 2005

• U.S. Federal Reserve Sets to Raise Rates Again, September 13, 2005

• Producer Prices Rise, Trade Deficit Shrinks, September 13, 2005

• Northwest Airlines and Delta Rumored to File Bankruptcy, September 13,2005

• Indonesian Man Sentenced to Death for Bombing Australian Embassy, September 13,2005

• Burundi Rebels Reject Peace Talks, September 13, 2005

• Germany May Choose Reform Candidate in Next Election, September 13, 2005

• North Korea Nuclear Talks Resume, September 13, 2005

• Death Toll From Japanese Encephalitis in Indonesia May Triple, September 13,2005

• Major Oil Companies Boost Spending for Exploration, September 12,2005

• California legislature may give governor emergency powers to deal with
  border/illegal immigration issues, August 30, 2005

• Deportation hearing today for man who allegedly bombed Cuban plane, August 29, 2005

• Time Magazine: Attempts by Chinese cyber spies documented.  Titan Rain
  organization taps into government computers world-wide.  August 29, 2005

• Simultaneous warrants may link Nigerian V.P. and Louisiana Congressman
  in telecommunications investigation, August 29, 2005

• Homeowners increasingly spending their equity through loans.
  Retirements may be threatened; August 28, 2005

• Blimps may play an increasingly important role in U.S. homeland security
  efforts, August 27, 2005

• Greenspan Warns: U.S. Housing Prices May Crash, August 27, 2005

• Feds will appeal millennium bomber's sentence, August 26, 2005

• Last week's rolling blackouts in California were due to mechanical
  difficulty with a sensor in the power grid, August 26, 2005

• Oregon scientists focus on development of wave energy, August 25, 2005

• DOT orders Kinder Morgan to address high rate of pipeline accidents, August 25, 2005

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