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REGIONS

Africa

	Zimbabwe Soccer Fans Call For Brazilian Coach To Be Sacked
	Humanitarian Agencies In Race With Hunger In Zimbabwe
	US Presidential Candidates Pledge Support to Improve Global Health

Americas

	Canadians Vote in Parliamentary Elections
	US Soccer Team Beats Cuba to Advance in Regional Qualifying
	Economy Dominates Canadian Election

Asia

	Hong Kong Boy Develops Kidney Problems After Consuming Tainted Chinese Food Products
	First-Time Indian Novelist Wins Top Literary Prize
	UN Envoy: Afghan Violence at Highest Level Since 2002

Europe

	First-Time Indian Novelist Wins Top Literary Prize
	Four Bosnian Serbs Arrested for 1992 Massacre
	Turkey, Iraq Meet in Baghdad on Border Security

Iraq

	Egypt's FM: Better Iraq Security Allows Closer Ties
	Turkey, Iraq Meet in Baghdad on Border Security
	US: Iran Tries to Bribe Iraqis Against US Troop Agreement

Middle East

	Rice: 'No Stone Unturned' in Effort for Mideast Peace
	Iran Urges Diplomacy to Resolve Nuclear Issues
	Rice Pledges Pursuit of Mideast Peace Until Term Ends

United States

	US Stocks Take Minor Loss On Tuesday
	NASA to Fix Hubble by Remote Control
	US Presidential Candidates Pledge Support to Improve Global Health

TOPICS

Arts and Entertainment

	First-Time Indian Novelist Wins Top Literary Prize
	African AIDS Altarpiece Unveiled in London
	Darius Rucker Earns Praise for Solo Country Album 'Learn To Live'

Disasters and Accidents

	Humanitarian Agencies In Race With Hunger In Zimbabwe
	Thousands Flee as Fires Spread in California
	WFP Food Aid Pipeline To Zimbabwe Supplied Through 2008 - Official

Economy and Finance

	Hong Kong Boy Develops Kidney Problems After Consuming Tainted Chinese Food Products
	US Stocks Take Minor Loss On Tuesday
	Humanitarian Agencies In Race With Hunger In Zimbabwe

Education

	US Voters Offer Opinions about Barack Obama, His Race, and Its Impact on the Upcoming Election.
	Historic US Presidential Election Countdown Continues
	Author Daniel Lak Analyzes India's Role As A New World Superpower

Environment

	US Voters Offer Opinions about Barack Obama, His Race, and Its Impact on the Upcoming Election.
	Historic US Presidential Election Countdown Continues
	Proponents Push Fusion Power as Renewable Energy Source

Health

	Hong Kong Boy Develops Kidney Problems After Consuming Tainted Chinese Food Products
	US Voters Offer Opinions about Barack Obama, His Race, and Its Impact on the Upcoming Election.
	China Orders More Testing of Milk, Milk Powder

Human Interest

	US Financial Concerns Plague More than One Wall Street
	Thai Queen Attends Protester's Funeral
	Conflict Resolution Marked Career of Nobel Laureate Martti Ahtisaari

Human Rights and Law

	Zimbabwe Governor's Anti-Political Violence Position Questioned
	Sudan Holds Militia Leader Wanted by International Court
	Four Bosnian Serbs Arrested for 1992 Massacre

Labor

	Despite New Zimbabwe Z$50,000 Note, Banks Exhaust Cash
	Nigerian Oil Workers to Strike
	Zimbabwe Mine Workers Dismissed After Strike Over Late Pay

Lifestyles

	Galveston Quickly Recovering from Hurricane Ike
	Economy Takes Toll On Health
	For Craftsman, Kayaks Are Way of Life

Politics

	Rice: 'No Stone Unturned' in Effort for Mideast Peace
	Iran Urges Diplomacy to Resolve Nuclear Issues
	US Presidential Candidates Pledge Support to Improve Global Health

Religion

	Iran's Ex-President Hosts Prominent Western Figures
	Pope Benedict Creates 4 Saints, Denounces Religious Violence
	LibForAll Foundation Promotes Tolerance in Indonesia, Other Muslim Nations

Science and Technology

	NASA to Fix Hubble by Remote Control
	Author Daniel Lak Analyzes India's Role As A New World Superpower
	Looks Matter in the Bird World

Social Issues

	Ethiopia Appeals for Additional Food Aid
	Author Daniel Lak Analyzes India's Role As A New World Superpower
	WFP Food Aid Pipeline To Zimbabwe Supplied Through 2008 - Official

Sports

	Zimbabwe Soccer Fans Call For Brazilian Coach To Be Sacked
	US Soccer Team Beats Cuba to Advance in Regional Qualifying
	US Soccer Team Meets Cuba in Washington

War and Conflict

	Rice: 'No Stone Unturned' in Effort for Mideast Peace
	Zimbabwe Power-Sharing Under Intensive Care By S. Africa's Thabo Mbeki
	Zimbabwe Governor's Anti-Political Violence Position Questioned

Weather

	Galveston Quickly Recovering from Hurricane Ike
	Tropical Storm Marco Hits Mexican Coast
	Cape Verdians Celebrate Rain