- Christmas attacks in Nigeria by sect kill 39 (AP)
- Decades later, a Cold War secret is revealed (AP)
- Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears (AP)
- NKorea pointing to heir's uncle playing key role (AP)
- Sudan army kills leader of main Darfur rebel group (AP)
- Some NFL players still willing to hide concussions (AP)
- Iranian woman to face death by stoning or hanging (AP)
- Hackers target US security think tank (AP)
- Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits (AP)
- Ancient seal found in Jerusalem linked to ritual (AP)
- Tens of thousands of protesters pressure Putin (Reuters)
- Islamists kill dozens in Nigeria Christmas bombs (Reuters)
- Pope Christmas peace appeal marred by Nigeria blasts (Reuters)
- Biden speaks with Iraqi PM on violence (Reuters)
- Head of Arab mission reaches Syria amid more unrest (Reuters)
- IMF's Lagarde warns global economy threatened (Reuters)
- Powerful Darfur rebel chief dead, Sudan says (Reuters)
- Stores see busy, but not bang-up Christmas Eve (Reuters)
- Religiously active people more likely to engage in civic life, Pew study finds (The Christian Science Monitor)
- US-Russia ties: Chill over Syria replaces warmth of Obama's 'reset' policy (The Christian Science Monitor)
Showing posts with label Sunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunday. Show all posts
2011-12-25
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
2011-12-18
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Elated, last US troops leave Iraq, ending war (AP)
- Iraqis celebrate US exit, but worry for future (AP)
- House GOP leaders want new payroll tax cut bill (AP)
- APNewsBreak: US aid a step toward Korea nuke talks (AP)
- Philippine storm toll exceeds 650; 900 missing (AP)
- Havel, hero of anti-communist revolution, has died (AP)
- NY woman doused in accelerant, torched in elevator (AP)
- NC soldier, 23, was last US troop killed in Iraq (AP)
- Officer testifies on soldier's access to secrets (AP)
- Next wave of GPS promises stronger signals (AP)
- Last U.S. troops leave Iraq, ending war (Reuters)
- House sets Monday votes on payroll tax cut bill (Reuters)
- House Republicans oppose Senate payroll tax bill (Reuters)
- Analysis: Economy shedding debt but shackled by pessimism (Reuters)
- Eurozone to push on with crisis steps, Fitch doubts outcome (Reuters)
- Gold to drop in Q1, far from retesting record high: Reuters poll (Reuters)
- Huntsman gets New Hampshire newspaper endorsements (Reuters)
- Havel, leader of "Velvet Revolution," dies (Reuters)
- Tim Tebow: Is it true that ‘all he does is win’ ... and pray? (VIDEO) (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Senate wraps up year's work – finally (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-12-11
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Noriega flown home to be punished once again (AP)
- Analysis: For Gingrich, no bombast or apologies (AP)
- Medvedev orders probe on alleged election fraud (AP)
- Climate conference approves landmark deal (AP)
- Afghan leader: Toll from attacks on Shiites now 80 (AP)
- Democrats encouraged about Obama in 2012 (AP)
- Northeast states cut heating aid to poor (AP)
- Clegg: Cameron's EU treaty veto 'bad for Britain' (AP)
- Health Squeeze: UK's free health care under threat (AP)
- Hollywood's holidays start glumly with bad weekend (AP)
- Gingrich fights off rivals in Iowa debate (Reuters)
- New U.N. climate deal struck (Reuters)
- Greece braces for troika scrutiny and creditor talks (Reuters)
- Former Panama strongman Noriega heads home to prison (Reuters)
- Medvedev orders Russia poll inquiry after protests (Reuters)
- Long-term jobless eye bleak future as benefits end (Reuters)
- Iran says EU will not impose oil sanctions (Reuters)
- Analysis: As U.S. leaves, Iraqi forces still under construction (Reuters)
- Faced with evictions, occupy movement protesters look to new tactics (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Shooter at Virginia Tech was student at nearby school (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-12-04
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- GOP rivals hope to court Cain supporters (AP)
- McCain: Hispanic vote 'up for grabs' (AP)
- Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail (AP)
- Egypt's ElBaradei: Liberals 'decimated' in vote (AP)
- Pivotal week for Europe's leaders and fate of euro (AP)
- Iran says it shot down unmanned US spy plane (AP)
- Critics: 'Tough' sheriff botched sex-crime cases (AP)
- Eddie Long taking time off from Ga. megachurch (AP)
- 'Twilight' stays bright but Hollywood snoozes (AP)
- Big win, big scare: 12 hurt at Oklahoma St. game (AP)
- Russian voters deal Putin and party an election blow (Reuters)
- Exclusive: Germany open to ESM changes if budget rules tightened (Reuters)
- JP Morgan arranges loan for SAP's SuccessFactors buy (Reuters)
- Senate Democrats to offer new tax cut plan (Reuters)
- Will the new Newt Gingrich have staying power? (Reuters)
- Italy PM unveils sweeping austerity package (Reuters)
- Bank of China to step in as Saab part owner: source (Reuters)
- U.S. official says no sign Iran shot down drone (Reuters)
- Newt Gingrich surges in Iowa. Will it last? (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Atlantic hurricane season closes with 19 named storms (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-11-27
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- In unprecedented step, Arab League sanctions Syria (AP)
- Gingrich wins NH backing as Romney plugs along (AP)
- Mo. student gives more details on arrest in Cairo (AP)
- Afghan officials: Fire from Pakistan led to attack (AP)
- AP Newsbreak: Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks (AP)
- SWAT team's shooting of Marine causes outrage (AP)
- Wisconsin governor campaigning early to keep job (AP)
- New Mass translation launches in American parishes (AP)
- Morocco's Arab Spring election won by Islamists (AP)
- Illinois fires Zook after 0-6 collapse (AP)
- Rage grips Pakistan over NATO attack (Reuters)
- Shoppers spent more cash over Thanksgiving weekend: NRF (Reuters)
- Arabs impose sanctions on Syria over crackdown (Reuters)
- Yemen names opposition leader Basindwa as premier (Reuters)
- Germany, France examine radical push for eurozone (Reuters)
- Influential New Hampshire newspaper backs Gingrich (Reuters)
- Exclusive: Key figure in Olympus scandal found in Hong Kong (Reuters)
- Protests against military rule cloud Egypt election (Reuters)
- Newt Gingrich: Union Leader endorsement a big boost in New Hampshire (The Christian Science Monitor)
- After extending olive branch, Los Angeles posts eviction notice on Occupy LA camp (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-11-20
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Republicans seek Iowa social conservatives' nod (AP)
- Chicago mayor rallies Obama support in Iowa (AP)
- Syrian ruling party building hit by grenades (AP)
- Seif al-Islam Gadhafi captured in southern Libya (AP)
- Egypt police clash with protesters ahead of vote (AP)
- Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice (AP)
- Passive Occupy protesters take pepper spray blast (AP)
- Buyers at sale target hats worn by Queen of Soul (AP)
- USC holds off No. 4 Oregon 38-35 (AP)
- Americans win 4th straight Presidents Cup (AP)
- Exclusive: The capture of Gaddafi's son (Reuters)
- Grenades hit Baath Party building in Damascus: residents (Reuters)
- Gingrich brushes off Freddie, leads Republican race: poll (Reuters)
- Deficit "super committee" stalled as deadline looms (Reuters)
- Two killed, hundreds hurt in Egypt street clashes (Reuters)
- Oakland protesters defiantly set up new tent city (Reuters)
- China rebuffs U.S., Asia pressure in sea dispute (Reuters)
- U.S. banks should "undermine" Occupy protesters: memo (Reuters)
- UC Davis pepper spray, smear tactics: 'Occupy' protests face rougher response (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Five days left: Would failure by budget super committee matter? (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-11-13
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Economist Monti to quickly form new Italian govt (AP)
- For Penn St., a new week after the worst one ever (AP)
- With Arab vote, pressure mounts on Syria (AP)
- Obama caps summit diplomacy in Hawaiian home state (AP)
- Police move in on Portland park, protesters remain (AP)
- US companies are feeling impact of European crisis (AP)
- Effort to recall Wis. governor kicks off Tuesday (AP)
- ANALYSIS: GOP searches for voice in foreign policy (AP)
- Utah man receives war medals 66 years late (AP)
- New generation of music central to protest (AP)
- Syria calls for Arab League meet to avert suspension (Reuters)
- Monti named to head new Italy government (Reuters)
- Israel says Iran closer to atom bomb than thought (Reuters)
- Perry gaffe has him down in Republican race, maybe not out (Reuters)
- "Super committee" still hoping for debt deal (Reuters)
- APEC leaders seek firewall against Europe crisis (Reuters)
- A decade on, terrorism tribunals are bogged down (Reuters)
- Canada eyes Asia after U.S. delays Keystone project (Reuters)
- After its playoffs collapse, Red Sox losing free agents (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Herman Cain accusers and Anita Hill: how do they compare? (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-11-06
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- US: Bomb attacks possible in Nigeria capital (AP)
- Okla. quakes rattle nerves, no injuries reported (AP)
- Greece talks under way in bid to avoid bankruptcy (AP)
- Racial politics return with Cain allegations (AP)
- Suicide bombers kill 7 in north Afghanistan (AP)
- Death toll from Thailand floods rises past 500 (AP)
- Accusations of child sex, cover-up rock Penn St (AP)
- Free-market reforms take hold in Cuban countryside (AP)
- Muslim hajj pilgrims perform devil stoning ritual (AP)
- Singer Andy Williams says he has bladder cancer (AP)
- Europe turns up heat on Greeks to seal unity coalition (Reuters)
- Cain's favorability drops after accusations: poll (Reuters)
- Insight: Euro has new politburo but no solution yet (Reuters)
- China says Europe will overcome debt crisis (Reuters)
- Euro zone's political bumbling risks global gloom (Reuters)
- Intrigue, betrayal in Rome as Berlusconi fights on (Reuters)
- IAEA report on Iran set to raise Middle East tension (Reuters)
- Right-wing retired general favorite in Guatemala vote (Reuters)
- Speaking frankly costs an Army general his job (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Ohio voters to decide bargaining rights for public employees (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-10-30
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Snow, wind, rain smacks Northeast; cleanup begins (AP)
- Reports: Prosecutions going up for war zone crime (AP)
- Attack on NATO convoy kills 17 in Afghanistan (AP)
- Tenn. protesters defy curfew a 3rd time (AP)
- Kan. officials look for missing after explosion (AP)
- Thai PM confident as Bangkok holds off high tides (AP)
- Iowa up for grabs 2 months before GOP caucuses (AP)
- Chaos, court hearing in Qantas flight suspension (AP)
- Obamas hand out Halloween treats at White House (AP)
- Stanford outlasts USC in triple-OT thriller (AP)
- At least three deaths as snowstorm hits Northeast (Reuters)
- Commentary says China not a "savior" for Europe (Reuters)
- Kabul suicide bomb kills 13 troops, civilian workers (Reuters)
- Regulator rebuts critics on housing help (Reuters)
- Cain, Romney in tight Republican race in Iowa: poll (Reuters)
- Israel trades fire with Gaza's Islamic Jihad, 10 dead (Reuters)
- Niger faces local anger if it delivers Gaddafi son (Reuters)
- Australia's Qantas, unions face off over fleet grounding (Reuters)
- St. Louis Cardinals World Series win: Three questions to ponder (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Cracks in GOP promise of no new taxes for deficit cuts? (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-10-16
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Arab League to discuss suspending Syria (AP)
- Thousands emerge for MLK memorial dedication (AP)
- Long ties to Koch brothers key to Cain's campaign (AP)
- Iran's Khamenei warns US over assassination claims (AP)
- Anti-Wall St. movement grows to dozens of cities (AP)
- Yemeni forces fire on protesters, killing 4 (AP)
- Flood barriers hold firm in shielding Bangkok (AP)
- APNewsBreak: US drops keeping troops in Iraq (AP)
- Gaga channels Marilyn Monroe at Clinton's concert (AP)
- Texas right back in World Series with 2nd AL title (AP)
- Global "Day of Rage" peaceful as Rome clears up (Reuters)
- About 175 arrested overnight in Chicago protest (Reuters)
- Another investor wants Murdochs off News Corp board: report (Reuters)
- PIMCO's Gross admits he struck out on bonds this year (Reuters)
- Five killed as Yemenis hope for U.N. pressure on Saleh (Reuters)
- G20 tells euro zone to fix debt crisis in eight days (Reuters)
- Syrian forces open fire in town on Lebanon border (Reuters)
- Firms urge action on skilled immigrant reform (Reuters)
- 'Occupy' protests go global, riding wave of economic frustration (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Rick Perry has the money, but Herman Cain has 9-9-9 momentum (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-10-09
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
2011-10-02
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Yemeni jet mistakenly bombs army post, kills 30 (AP)
- 700 arrested after protest on NY's Brooklyn Bridge (AP)
- Afghanistan urges Pakistan to take steps for peace (AP)
- Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks (AP)
- Filipinos still trapped on roofs; typhoons kill 59 (AP)
- In Jerusalem, an old-fashioned medium goes online (AP)
- Troy Davis mourned as a martyr by 1,000 in Ga. (AP)
- Jailed China Nobel winner's wife still silenced (AP)
- Beatles photographer Robert Whitaker dies at 71 (AP)
- A day later, Cano and Nova lead Yanks past Tigers (AP)
- Obama's healthcare law tops new Supreme Court term (Reuters)
- More than 700 arrested in Wall Street protest (Reuters)
- Shortages "killing patients" in Libya siege hospital (Reuters)
- Delayed free trade deals may go to Congress soon (Reuters)
- Exclusive: Democrats push tax hikes first in deficit talks (Reuters)
- Greece due to unveil plan to sack state workers (Reuters)
- Israel accepts Quartet call for peace talks (Reuters)
- China state media takes aim at U.S. currency bill (Reuters)
- Chris Christie sources say he still may run (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Hispanics leave school in face of Alabama's tough immigration law (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-09-18
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Reno crash killed 9; probe focuses on wayward part (AP)
- Reno air race has raised alarm in past over danger (AP)
- Post-WWII plane pilot dies in W.Va. air show crash (AP)
- China charms Europe, but Beijing has own agenda (AP)
- GOP candidates revive private Social Security idea (AP)
- Obama to seek a new tax rate for wealthy (AP)
- Kara Kennedy, daughter of Ted Kennedy, dies at 51 (AP)
- Lovato to young girls with problems: Seek help (AP)
- QB Jones and No. 1 Sooners beat FSU 23-13 (AP)
- Mayweather wins in 4th round KO (AP)
- Obama to propose "Buffett Tax" on millionaires (Reuters)
- EU finance ministers take stock of progress on debt crisis (Reuters)
- NTSB probes plane's tail in Reno air race crash (Reuters)
- Greek PM cancels U.S. trip as debt crisis deepens (Reuters)
- Libyan forces battle to loosen grip on Gaddafi towns (Reuters)
- U.S. links Pakistan to group it blames for Kabul attack (Reuters)
- Analysis: West fears possible Iran-North Korea nuclear links (Reuters)
- SEC to seek Justice review in Madoff case: report (Reuters)
- Why contract talks between UAW and Chrysler came to a halt (The Christian Science Monitor)
- A UN success story: Libya's seat turned over to interim government (The Christian Science Monitor)
2011-09-04
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Libya rebels say Bani Walid tribal leaders divided (AP)
- Tropical Storm Lee lurches ashore in Louisiana (AP)
- Feds warn of small airplane terror threats (AP)
- Tough economic climate as Obama seeks 2nd term (AP)
- Labor unions adjust to new reality under Obama (AP)
- Back home: Strauss-Kahn arrives in French capital (AP)
- AP IMPACT: 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror (AP)
- Wayward penguin released south of New Zealand (AP)
- Typhoon Talas kills at least 20 as it passes Japan (AP)
- Williams overwhelms Azarenka early at US Open (AP)
- Tropical Storm Lee hits Louisiana coast (Reuters)
- Libyans hope to seize Gaddafi bastion (Reuters)
- Strauss-Kahn returns home (Reuters)
- Iran plugs first nuclear power plant into grid (Reuters)
- Historic rally buoys Israeli social protest movement (Reuters)
- U.S. sets ultimatum in Swiss bank tax dispute: reports (Reuters)
- Merkel's coalition faces rough ride in regional election (Reuters)
- Europe and U.S. should consider stimulating growth: IMF's Lagard (Reuters)
- Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
- Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
2011-08-28
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
2011-08-21
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
- Libyan rebels clash with regime forces in Tripoli (AP)
- Stock market begins to feed economic fear (AP)
- Social Security disability on verge of insolvency (AP)
- Families maintain hope Iran will release hikers (AP)
- GOP may OK tax increase that Obama hopes to block (AP)
- Gaza militants keep up rocket fire on Israel (AP)
- Syria hits point of no return amid broad isolation (AP)
- Service remembers 77 killed in Norway massacre (AP)
- 2 shot in SF parking lot after Raiders-49ers game (AP)
- Jerry Lewis: Saving lives through MDA was honor (AP)
- Libya rebels push towards capital to aid revolt (Reuters)
- Biden tells China not to count out U.S. strength (Reuters)
- Prosecutor to drop Strauss-Kahn case: report (Reuters)
- U.S. "hikers'" lawyer to fight Iran spy sentence (Reuters)
- Egypt, Israel try to defuse tension over killings (Reuters)
- Republicans may never get 2012 dream candidate (Reuters)
- With HP tablet dead, who can challenge Apple? (Reuters)
- USPS hopes Congress delivers overhaul package (Reuters)
- Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
- Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
2011-07-31
Today's Headlines -- Sunday
2011-07-05
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
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