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Anti-Government Demonstrators Stage Small, Relatively Peaceful March in Port-au-Prince; UN Declines to Name Source of Illness
Authorities Say Some 90 Irate Passengers Refused to Disembark, Spat at Airport Staff after Flight Was Diverted Due to Fog
GlobalPost: Corruption in Greece Prolongs Its Own Recession and Pushes a Continent to the Brink
Divers Recover 168 Bottles Dating to Early 1800s; Experts, Reporter Get a First Taste; May Fetch $70,000 a Bottle at Auction
Top Security Official says Germany Dealing with "New Situation" after Tip Suggests Possible November Attack
Jalal Talabani Feels Compassion for Tariq Aziz, Long the International Face of the Hussein Regime; Has Been Sentenced to Hang
Goal for Handover Date "Not Guaranteed" Says Spokesman for Int'l Force; Western Presence Could Last Decades
18-Minute Attack in April Redirected 15% of World's Internet Traffic Through Chinese Servers, According to Security Review
Gem Smashes Previous World Record Price from 2008 for $24.3 Million Diamond; British Dealer Buys 24.78-Carat Stone
Gov't Death Toll from Epidemic Stands at 1,034 as of Sunday; Violent Protesters Blame U.N. Peacekeepers for Outbreak
Police Investigating Gruesome Scene in Bangkok; Remains Likely from Illegal Abortion Clinic
Teen Scolded by Mother for Playing Violent Internet Games Strangles Her, Then Commits Suicide
Fury as Cholera Outbreak Blamed on U.N. Peacekeepers, 2 People Killed as Riots Spread Across Beleaguered Nation
Government Agrees to Settlements for Victims of Alleged Torture in Attempt to Avoid Lawsuits, Revealing State Secrets