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The crowd attending the "Restoring" Honor rally, organized by Glenn Beck, is seen from the base of the Washington Monument in Washington, on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010. Competing rallies in Washington highlight nation's divisions 2010-08-29
Kansas City Star
More News Standing on the hallowed ground of the nation's civil rights icons, the leading conservative luminaries of the tea party movement on Saturday called on tens of thousands of people gathered on the National Mall to turn to the values of the founding fathers to restore what they say is a deficit of honor in America. Four miles away, a...
 
Pakistani children living on patches of land surrounded by floodwaters wade along a road in the remote villages of Ali Pur town in Muzaffargarh district, Punjab Province, Pakistan Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010. UN fears for children as Pakistan floods threaten towns 2010-08-28
Khaleej Times
KARACHI - Flood waters threatened to engulf two towns in southern Pakistan on Saturday, a month after the disaster began, as the United Nations warned that tens of thousands of children risked death from malnutrition. The floods are Pakistan's worst-ever natural disaster in terms of the amount of damage and the number of people affected, with more...
 
Former President Jimmy Carter, left, is hugged by a family member of Aijalon Gomes, as others wipe away tears after Gomes' arrival at Logan International Airport in Boston, Friday, Aug. 27, 2010. Jimmy Carter gets job done - 31 years later 2010-08-28
Boston Herald
OK, Jimmy Carter, thanks for getting this Mattapan moonbat of ours out of North Korea. After 30 years, you finally freed a hostage. And a double thank-you for immediately screwing out of town. You saved me from having to lecture you: You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here. For once, I didn’t have to ask a has-been pol...
 
Pakistanis living on patches of land surrounded by floodwaters try to get back to higher ground at a remote village in Ali Pur town, Muzaffargarh district, Punjab Province, Pakistan  on Saturday Aug. 28, 2010. US doubles helicopters for Pakistan flood relief 2010-08-28
Khaleej Times
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon said on Friday it would double the number of U.S. helicopters to help with relief efforts in Pakistan after epic floods that have overwhelmed the fragile government there. An additional 18 helicopters would arrive in mid-September as part of an expanded U.S. contribution to deal with the floods, the Pentagon said. These...
 
A ticket seller, left, works inside a Mexicana airline store at the Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico City, Friday, Aug. 27, 2010. Mexicana Airline Halts All Operations 2010-08-28
WPXI
MEXICO CITY -- Debt-ridden carrier Mexicana and its domestic subsidiaries will begin suspending flights midnight Friday and halt all operations by the next day as it seeks to restructure costs, Mexico's transportation secretary said. The country's biggest airline is forced to shut down because it does not have enough money to keep flying, Juan...
 
 New Orleans (Sept. 3, 2005) - An Army National Guard air crewman direct Hurricane Katrina victims as they exit the back of an Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter during relief efforts in New Orleans. The Army National Guard have been mobilized to take part in Katrina evacuees found welcome and worries in Texas 2010-08-28
BBC News
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans five years ago, it is estimated that 200-300,000 people went to Houston. Though most returned home, tens of thousands...
 
Kenya's Attorney General, Amos Waki, right, watches as Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki holds up the country's new constitution after signing it into law, at Uhuru Park in Nairobi, Friday, Aug. 27, 2010. Kenya's historic day overshadowed by presence of Sudanese leader Bashir 2010-08-28
Irish Times
JODY CLARKE in Nairobi HUNDREDS OF thousands of Kenyans braved the rain clouds and cold yesterday to witness the signing into law of the country's new constitution, in what has been dubbed the most significant political event in the east African state since independence in 1963. It was a ceremony marked by military pomp and traditional dance from...
 
President Barack Obama gestures as he speaks at his first news conference Obama to visit Israel and the West Bank 2010-08-28
Irish Times
MARK WEISS in Jerusalem US PRESIDENT Barack Obama plans to visit Jerusalem and Ramallah in the coming year to press Israel and the Palestinians to make painful concessions in order to clinch a historic Middle East peace agreement in 2011. The president, who set Middle East peace as one of his top foreign policy goals, will oversee the relaunch of...
 
 California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks at a news conference   (js1) California lawmakers to vote on budget plans 2010-08-28
MSNBC
SAN FRANCISCO — California lawmakers will vote on rival plans for closing a $19 billion deficit and balancing the state's budget on Tuesday, the last day of their legislative session, aides said on Friday. The votes in the state Senate and Assembly will be symbolic gestures since...
 
Chickens are shown at Springfield Farm, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010, in Sparks, Md. The farm in northern Baltimore County gets about 1,400 eggs each day from its 2,000 laying chickens, a cross between Rhode Island Reds and Rhode Island Whites. FDA to inspect all large egg farms in U.S. 2010-08-28
MSNBC
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration is planning to inspect all of the country's largest egg farms before the end of next year following the massive recall that has sickened as many as 1,500 people. An Obama administration official says inspectors will visit about 600 large egg farms that produce 80 percent of the nation's eggs. The...
 
2 youths arrested for raising anti-national slogans in J-K 2010-08-29
Indian Express
Two youths have been arrested for allegedly in connection with raising anti-national and pro-freedom slogans at the Jammu varsity taking total number of...
 
800 dengue cases in Delhi 2010-08-29
Indian Express
Dengue cases increased alarmingly in the national capital as 59 more patients tested positive for the vector-borne disease, taking the total number of people being affected by it to 800. The national capital has recorded two confirmed and...
 
D Decor launches fashion for Indian homes 2010-08-29
Indian Express
D'decor announced the re-launch of their brand with Shah Rukh and Gauri Khan. D'decor has been on the forefront of the furnishings industry, with their innovative products and trendy designs, which are sought after by leading European and US furnishing brands and adorned by labels like Karavet,...
 
Civilization 5 demo releasing same day as game, September 21 2010-08-29
Joystiq
Though Firaxis had previously promised that the demo for its upcoming strategy blockbuster, Civilization 5, would arrive before...
 
Sharpton: 'Don't mistake progress for arrival' 2010-08-29
The Grio
Rev. Al Sharpton and Martin Luther King III are seen during a rally at the future site of the Dr. Martin Luther King memorial in Washington, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010. (AP...
 
HK furious; OFWs fearful 2010-08-29
Inquirer
HONG KONG—Tens of thousands marched in Hong Kong on Sunday in honor of eight Hong Kong residents killed in a bus hijacking in Manila, denouncing the Philippine government for botching the rescue operation and demanding justice for the dead. President Benigno Aquino III has 'begged for understanding' and ordered a thorough investigation into the...
 
New Kapuso girls get juicy assignments 2010-08-29
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines—Andi Manzano swears her relationship with the controversial disc jockey-turned-TV host Mo Twister was 'never official.' She told Inquirer Entertainment: 'We liked each other, but things didn't go beyond that. I guess it happened because we worked together every day—we did a morning show together. We were...
 
Cops shoot suspected robber who killed elderly man 2010-08-29
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines -- (UPDATE 3) A suspected robber was subdued by police as he was shot and wounded after killing an elderly man Sunday night in Quezon City, according to reports culled by the Philippine Daily...
 
Binoe and Mariel: Passage to India 2010-08-29
Inquirer
LOVE-struck as she was, Mariel Rodriguez admitted, 'I can't compete with 20 years of marriage. They had four kids together.' She'd gladly settle for the title of Robin Padilla's 'one true love,' Mariel said on Saturday on ABS-CBN's 'E-Live.' She could never be Robin's 'one great love,' she...
 
Indies for kids 2010-08-29
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines—The Cinemalaya Kids' Treat jury picked Rommel Tolentino's short film, 'P,' as the recently concluded festival's Best Film for Children 'for delightful and...
 
DOE asks power firms to rethink costing schemes 2010-08-29
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines—To ensure that prices of electricity are accurate and fair, the Department of Energy is now urging investors to reflect the actual costs of their power projects, rather than to benchmark costs on the prices of oil and petroleum products in the international market. 'We...
 
'Comprehensive' program to save NFA proposed 2010-08-29
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines—The National Food Authority must be transformed into an economically viable entity that will fulfil its mandate of pursuing food security and stabilize prices of rice for the benefit of underprivileged Filipino consumers. This was the stand adopted by newly formed Forensic Law and...
 
Foreign research firm says RP stocks still undervalued 2010-08-29
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine stock market remains undervalued and should benefit more from a domestic consumption and overseas Filipino workers' remittance play in the years ahead, according to a research by foreign stock brokerage CLSA. In a report titled 'People, People and More People' dated Aug. 23 and written by CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets...
 
John Lennon's Toilet Sells For $14,000 2010-08-29
Starpulse
A toilet which once belonged to late Beatles legend John Lennon has sold for over $14,000 at an auction on Saturday. The blue and white...
 
NYC mosque debate will shape American Islam 2010-08-29
Lexington Herald-Leader
AP Photo - Imam Abdallah Adhani, center, leaves a proposed site for an Islamic cultural center to speak to reporters after a Friday prayer service...
 
Durant, Love send US to 2-0 start at worlds 2010-08-29
Lexington Herald-Leader
AP Photo - USA's Andre Iguodala, right, falls over Slovenia's Bostjan Nachbar as he goes up for a basket during the preliminary...
 
Cowboys so sloppy so far, starters may play again 2010-08-29
Lexington Herald-Leader
AP Photo - Dallas Cowboys' Tony Romo (9) watches the game from the sidelines during the third quarter of an NFL preseason football matchup...
 
Tide set to showcase upgraded Bryant-Denny Stadium 2010-08-29
Lexington Herald-Leader
AP Photo - In this photo taken Nov. 28, 2008, Alabama college football fans cheer at Bryant-Denny Stadium for the Iron Bowl game between Alabama and Auburn, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. The latest renovations bring the stadium's seating capacity to...
 
A youngster reacts in a makeshift cot where villagers who fled their homes due to flooding live on a roadside in Sajawal near Hyderabad, Pakistan  on Friday, Aug. 27, 2010.
£90m sought for Pakistan children
London Evening Standard 2010-08-28
Unicef has trebled its appeal for funds to help women and children in flood-stricken Pakistan. The charity is calling for £90 million in donations, a dramatic increase from its request for £30 million issued previously. The new figure reflects the fact that the scale of the disaster is placing unprecedented strain on supplies and the need remains...
A United Airlines aircraft lands at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Monday, Aug. 7, 2006. Flights at LAX were disrupted Monday when a computer system guiding planes onto a runway failed for more than an hour, reducing by half the number of arrivals, FAA offici
US Justice Department backs United-Continental merger
BBC News 2010-08-28
A merger between United Airlines and Continental Airlines has been given the go-ahead by the US Justice Department. An anti-competition probe ended after the firms agreed to give up some...
Chinese paramilitary police guard the entrance to Nan Hu hotel where North Korean leader Kim Jong Il  is believed to be staying when he arrived in Changchun at northeastern China's Jilin province on Friday, Aug. 27, 2010.
China silent on reported visit by North Korea's Kim
The Star 2010-08-28
CHANGCHUN, China (Reuters) - China kept silent on Friday about a reported visit by North Korea's secretive leader, Kim Jong-il, that analysts say appears intended to line up Beijing behind his dynastic succession plans. A paramilitary policeman checks a car at the entrance of Nanhu hotel in Changchun city where reclusive North Korean leader Kim...
Members of an armed group of local citizens jubilate while patrolling the streets of north Baghdad's Azamiyah neighborhood, Iraq, Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2007. Armed groups of local citizens, the so-called "Awakening councils", have sprouted up in communities across Iraq, where members swear allegiance to Iraq's U.S.-backed government and disavow militants. (js1)
'Sons of Iraq' feel betrayed by motherland
Daily Star Lebanon 2010-08-27
By Agence France Presse (AFP) and The Daily Star Saturday, August 28, 2010 - Powered by --> Nafia Abdul Jabbar Agence France Presse SAMARRA, Iraq: The Sunni Arab militiamen who sided with American soldiers against Al-Qaeda during Iraq’s brutal insurgency fear the exit of thousands of US troops will herald a surge in bloody revenge attacks...
In this Sept. 9, 2009 file photo, Jet Airways aircrafts sit on the tarmac at the Santacruz domestic airport terminal in Mumbai, India. Jet Airways, India's largest airline by market value, says it will resume full operations after the company reached an agreement with its pilots who had been on strike for the past five days. From Sunday, Sept. 13, 2009, "the airline will operate its full schedule of services on all sectors" with all crew reporting for duty, Jet Airways said in a statement.
Fire alarm on Jet flight, 15 injured during evacuation
Mumbai Mirror 2010-08-27
Mumbai Mirror Bureau Posted On Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 02:16:10 AM Following a fire alarm in a Jet Airways Boeing 737, 130 passengers were evacuated through chutes at Mumbai airport on Friday evening. Fifteen passengers were injured during the evacuation, at about 8.30 pm. A Jet spokesperson said a later investigation revealed that there was...
Indian Finance Minister P. Chidambaram arrives at an event to launch 101 branches of State Bank of India across the country, in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, July 1
Congress ticks off Chidambaram over 'saffron terror' remark
The Times of India 2010-08-27
NEW DELHI: With the BJP and Shiv Sena moving in to turn P Chidambaram's " saffron terror" remark into an issue of insult to the majority community, Congress on Friday distanced itself from its home minister. "Saffron or bhagwa or kesariya (Hindi equivalents of saffron) is not the issue here. The issue is terrorism. Terrorism does not have any...
British Prime Minister David Cameron, right, with his wife Samantha, pose in Cornwall, England, Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010, where the family were on holiday.
British PM to take paternity leave
The Australian 2010-08-27
DAVID Cameron will become the first British prime minister to take statutory paternity leave, his deputy has confirmed, as his wife left hospital...
President Barack Obama sits in front of framed photos of previous Nobel Peace Prize winners during a Signing Ceremony at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo, Norway, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009.
Many Nobel peace prizes betray founder's aims - book
The Star 2010-08-27
OSLO (Reuters) - Guardians of the Nobel Peace Prize have betrayed the original aim of rewarding "champions of peace" by picking laureates such as the Red Cross or U.S. President Barack Obama, according to a book seen by Reuters on Friday. A logo for the 2009 Nobel Prize giving ceremony is pictured at the Concert Hall in Stockholm December 10, 2009....
An oil tanker makes its way through New York Harbor past the Manhattan skyline on Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008. Oil prices rose above $119 a barrel Thursday on fears that Tropical Storm Gustav could strengthen on its way toward crude and natural gas rigs in the Gulf of Mexico and refineries in the Gulf area
U.S. Economy Slowed to 1.6% Pace in 2nd Quarter
The New York Times 2010-08-27
Economic statistics released Friday offered the clearest sign yet that the recovery, already acknowledged to be sauntering, had slowed to a crawl. The government lowered its estimate of economic growth in the second quarter to an annual rate of 1.6 percent, after originally reporting last month that growth in the three-month period was 2.4 percent....
Russian Premier Vladimir Putin drives a yellow Russian-made Lada Kalina along a newly opened high-way Chita- Khabarovsk about 6100 kilometers (3,800 miles) southeast of Moscow on Friday, Aug. 27, 2010.
Putin to conquer Siberia in yellow Lada
The Daily Telegraph Australia 2010-08-27
RUSSIAN Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has upped the stakes in his macho exploits - driving 2000 km across Siberia in a canary yellow Lada. Accompanied by television cameras, Mr Putin set out on the grueling drive between the far eastern city of Khabarovsk and Siberia's Chita in one of the world's...
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