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70 percent of Americans disapproved of Bush's Iraq policy: Newsweek

According to poll conducted by Newsweek magazine, more than two-thirds of Americans oppose President George W. Bush's plan to add 20,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, and an all-time low of 24 percent approve of the president's handling of the war...more...

Snowstorm Moves Into Midwestern U.S.

A snowstorm that has swept through the southwestern United States is responsible for at least six deaths in the Midwest.

Chavez takes aim at Reid

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, a known critic of President Bush, has criticized the comments made by U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Clinton confident in her 2008 prospects

Expressing confidence that she can win the 2008 Democratic nomination, Hillary Rodham Clinton, speaking publicly for the first time since declaring her candidacy said she is the best candidate for the job and is eager to begin campaigning.

Harvard economist Musgrave dies in Santa Cruz

Harvard economist Richard Musgrave, who advised governments of various countries on public finance and taxation, has died in Santa Cruz. He was 96.

US Commanders seek more troops in Afghanistan

US military commanders have recommended additional troops and aid for Afghanistan to fight a growing Taliban insurgency, Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates said yesterday.

U.S. holds face-to-face talks with N. Korea

The United States and North Korea held a second day of unprecedented talks yesterday, discussing Pyongyang's nuclear programs.

Sago trial set for July 2008

The 15 lawsuits filed by relatives of victims and the only survivor in last year's Sago mine disaster in West Virginia are scheduled to go to trial in July 2008.

Jury Selection Begins In Libby Trial

Jury selection was under way in the trial of I. Lewis Libby, U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney’s former chief of staff

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Hoffman wins first PGA Tour title in playoff

In Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Hoffman has won his first PGA Tour title by ramming in a 4-foot birdie putt to defeat John Rollins on the first playoff hole.

Early exit for Blake's grand slam dream

James Blake had another Grand Slam disappointment, losing in the fourth round to Fernando Gonzalez in straight sets at the Australian Open on Monday.

Pitt, Jolie buy 1830s French Quarter home

Actor Brad Pitt and girlfriend, actress Angelina Jolie have just bought a $3.5 million dollar home together in New Orleans.

Diana Ross to appear on American Idol

Diana Ross is set to appear on this season's American Idol. Much like Barry Manilow last year, Diana would mentor the contestants.

Muhammad Ali turns 65

Former Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali who had won many fans, admirers and friends across the world has turned 55 Wednesday.

Federer cruise into the third round of the Australian Open

Defending champion Roger Federer reached the third round by defeating Jonas Bjorkman in straight-set at the Australian Open.

Business news headlines

Sun, teams up with Intel on chips

Server and software vendor Sun Microsystems will use chips from Intel in some of its servers with Intel endorsing Sun's Solaris operating system.

House passes bill forcing Big Oil to pay

House passed a bill to raise nearly $15 billion in taxes through a combination of higher royalties, added fees and a reversal of tax breaks handed out by the Bush administration and Republican Congress.

Apple rake in record iPod profits

With the iPod sale still soaring, Apple Inc. Apple reported record earnings Wednesday for the first quarter of its fiscal 2007-year.

H-P Increases Lead Over Dell In PC market

Hewlett-Packard Co. increased its lead over Dell Inc. in world-wide personal-computer shipments in the fourth quarter, research firm Gartner said.

Intel profit plunges 39%

Intel Corp.'s fourth-quarter profit fell 39 percent as the world's largest computer chip vendor lowered prices to compete with rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

Commerce Bancshares reports higher earnings

Commerce Bancshares announced record earnings of $3.09 per share in 2006 compared to $3.01 per share in 2005, an increase of 3%.

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Ron Carey dies at 71

Ron Carey, an actor best known for his role as a cocky, height-challenged policeman on the 1970s TV comedy “Barney Miller,” has died at the age 71.

Mamas and Papas singer Doherty dead at 66

Denny Doherty, one-quarter of the 1960s folk-rock group the Mamas and the Papas, known for their soaring harmony on hits like “California Dreamin”’ and “Monday, Monday,” died Friday at the age of 66.

Billy Crystal Serenades Ali on Birthday

Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali celebrated his 65th birthday Wednesday night watching his old friend comedian Billy Crystal perform at Arizona State University.

Suns win without their best

The Phoenix Suns won without their best, as dominant teams find a way to do.

Soap Star Darlene Conley dies in LA

Veteran stage and television actress Darlene Conley who held audiences under her sway for nearly two decades for her role as fashion mogul Sally Spectra on "The Bold and the Beautiful," has passed way at the age of 72.

Naomi Campbell sentenced for assaulting maid

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has been sentenced to five days of menial work for hitting her cell phone at her former maid.


 

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