U.S. Shuts Down Karachi Consulate

Not Clear If Move Is Permanent; 6 Dead In Shooting At Christian School

• Aug 5, 2002

Nationwide ID System Debuts In Japan

Along With Privacy Worries, Protests And Computer Glitches

• Aug 5, 2002

Back To The Future In Bolivia

U.S.-Educated Miner Beats Coca Grower In Contest For Presidency

• Aug 4, 2002

More Bombs Rock Spain

Blasts Blamed On Basque Separatists Trying To Disrupt EU Summit

• Aug 4, 2002

Bombers' Homes Flattened

Israel Destroys Two Houses In West Bank; Three Dead In Gaza

• Aug 4, 2002

U.S. Rejects Iraqi Overtures

Officials Renew Calls For Ousting Hussein From Power

• Aug 3, 2002

Israeli Troops Move Into Nablus

FBI Launches Probe Into Bombing That Killed 5 Americans

• Aug 3, 2002

Separated Twin On The Mend

Guatemalan Girl Expected To Recover From Brain Infection

• Aug 3, 2002

Israeli Troops Move Into Nablus

Israel Says That's Where Wednesday's Bomb Plot Was Hatched

• Aug 2, 2002

U.S Uninterested In Iraqi Overtures

Possible Step Towards Renewed Arms Inspections

• Aug 2, 2002

Japanese Feminist To Adorn Yen

Becomes 1st Woman Pictured On Front Of Japanese Banknotes

• Aug 2, 2002

Beer Co. Revives Ancient Recipe

No Plans To Sell 4,400-Year Old Egyptian Brew

• Aug 2, 2002

Japan Workers Told To Take A Break

Health Officials Worried Over Refusal To Vacation

• Aug 2, 2002

U.S.: $50 Million For Indonesia

Money Will Go To Fight Terror, Military Cooperation Still Uncertain

• Aug 2, 2002

Pope: Priest Sex Abuse Sad, Shameful

Comments Made During World Youth Day Mass

• Aug 2, 2002

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