Archive for 03 August 2007

02:20

Tens of thousands of U.S. bridges rated deficient

02:31

Heavy monsoon floods displace 19 million people, kill 178 in India and Bangladesh

02:37

7,000 rock out to Bruce Willis' blues band at Kennedy Space Center

02:42

Oil prices little changed below USD 77 after moderate rise overnight

02:50

Beckham to travel to Toronto, but likely will miss MLS debut

03:12

Woman, 85, pleads guilty to traffic citation in deadly school wreck in St. Louis suburb

03:19

Mexican billionaire Slim to donate quarter million laptops to Mexican children

03:23

Rice says Israel ready to discuss 'fundamental issues' with Palestinians

04:23

Australian art gallery's prized Van Gogh was painted by someone else

04:28

Speed won't race again for Toro Rosso

05:22

Sales for final Harry Potter book now top 11 million copies

05:38

Threat of gas supply cuts lifted after Belarus pays part of debt to Gazprom

06:13

Bush administration: Structural deficiencies found at Minneapolis bridge 2 years ago

06:19

Reese Witherspoon named as beauty brand's first-ever global ambassador

06:36

Tent camps set up for 2,000 left homeless by quake near Sakhalin Island

06:47

Kenyan health minister says she's innocent of charges she helped prisoner escape

06:57

Belarus president pledges to pay USD 460 million gas debt to Russia - 3 August, 2007

07:21

Mattel Inc. recalls toys in Southeast Asia because of lead in paint

07:25

Transport helicopter crashes in Nigeria

07:31

Inkster back in contention at Women's British Open

08:06

Merckx: Cycling will recover from recent doping scandals

08:20

Turkish ferry catches fire near Sochi on Russia's Black Sea coast

08:27

Bus with Austrian tourists crashes in southern Czech Republic

08:36

Former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin's son jailed in connection with London gang murder

08:46

Gunmen attack boat exploring for oil in Uganda killing 1 worker

09:10

Heavy monsoon floods displace 19 million people killing 186 in India and Bangladesh

09:15

Alligator who escaped capture to join fellow reptiles at L.A. zoo

09:37

Pakistan criticizes Obama for 'irresponsible' statement

09:40

Newcastle signs England striker Smith from Manchester United on five-year contract

09:56

Russian navy chief calls for permanent presence in Mediterranean

10:09

Tropical forecaster lowers 2007 estimate slightly, predicts 8 hurricanes, 4 of them intense

10:40

Brazil police find two Cuban boxers who went missing during Pan Am Games

13:12

Italy's famous drug-fighter Rev. Pietro Gelmini is accused of sexual abuse

13:22

Europe's largest discount airline Ryanair Holdings PLC carried 21 percent more passengers in July

13:30

Brazilian aircraft maker Embraer to produce 20 planes for Air France-KLM Group

13:38

Giro d'Italia winner Danilo di Luca is under new investigation for involvement in doping

13:46

Six people die in fire broken two-storeyed building in Slovakia's Kysucke Nove Mesto

14:04

Lebanese young men go to army to fight against Islamist militants in refugee camp

14:20

Malawian rights organizations claim foreign adoption procedures need to be changed after Madonna's adoption of a Malawian boy

14:32

U.S. unemployment rate grows up to 4.6 percent in July while average hourly earnings rise to 17.45 USD

14:47

New York Police Department arrests three people when suspicious submarine appears near luxury ocean liner

14:58

Pfizer apllies to court to disallow a Nigerian government report saying drug experiment led to children deaths

15:11

Sauk County Circuit Judge Patrick Taggart sentences Eric Hainstock to life in prison for shooting death his principal in school

15:30

Twenty one lawmakers to represent Kurdish minority's rights in Turkey's new Parliament

15:45

Forensic artist cocnludes Glenn McDuffie is sailor on Life's famous photograph of August 14, 1945

15:55

Nike opens its largest store in China in Beijing

16:06

Spice Girls are not going to Baghdad during their reunion tour despite campaigns encouraging people to vote for Iraqi capital

16:15

House Foreign Affairs Chairman Tom Lantos orders investigation to find out Yahoo's role in arrest of Chinese journalist

16:25

Researchers report heat waves in Europe last two times longer and number of extremely hot days triples over last 100 years

16:35

Hosni Mubarak to allow independent monitoring of trial against members of Muslim Brotherhood

16:47

NASA's Endeavour space shuttle launch is delayed by one day due to continuing repair works

17:02

Lindsay Lohan to talk about her first stay in Alcohol and Drug Rehab Treatment Facility

Earth to go splat on the Sun like bugs on windshield

Science » Planet Earth

Earth to go splat on the Sun like bugs on windshield

Tehran signs trade deals with Cuba and Venezuela

World » Americas

Tehran signs trade deals with Cuba and Venezuela

Skunks and chipmunks help American companies curtail their taxes

Business » Companies

Skunks and chipmunks help American companies curtail their taxes

70,000 bridges across America are rated structurally deficient, experts

Incidents » Disasters, catastrophes

70,000 bridges across America are rated structurally deficient, experts

Russia » Politics

Profile: Sergei Ivanov

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Russia takes revenge for general murder as missiles strike SBU's building in Kyiv

On December 20, the Russian Army conducted a massive missile strike on Ukraine. Warehouses caught fire in the vicinity of Boryspil airport near Kyiv

Kyiv wakes up to missile strike as Russian forces hit SBU building

Russia unveils details of latest missile strike on Kyiv

Russia strikes Kyiv in response to ATACMS/Storm Shadow attack on Rostov

Russian fashion model and TV presenter killed in Paris

The Houdini Economy – Companies Crashing, Stocks Soaring & Still Going Great Guise!

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