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WASHINGTON — Terry Jones, the pastor from Gainesville, Fla., said he would cancel the event, adding that he intended to meet with the imam planning to build an Islamic center near ground zero.
HONG KONG — The United Steelworkers union plans to file a legal case that accuses China of violating World Trade Organization rules.
WASHINGTON — The push to revamp the fund’s governance has met resistance from Europe.
Thilo Sarrazin, who made disparaging remarks about Muslims and Jews in a disputed book, has agreed to quit his position on the board, the Bundesbank said Thursday.
NAIROBI — American Marines boarded a hijacked ship and arrested nine pirates — without firing a shot, the military said.
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — A delayed push has finally begun, but there has been no major let-up in the Taliban’s campaign of terrorism.
LONDON — Some people may dislike the former prime minister, but that is not stopping record sales of his book.
BAGHDAD — The killings of two American soldiers by an Iraqi soldier appear to have stemmed from an argument that escalated into gunfire, Iraqi officials said.
NAIROBI, Kenya — Witnesses said a Toyota sedan exploded at Mogadishu’s main airport after it was stopped by a guard. Another carload of attackers, dressed in government military fatigues, arrived shortly after.
LAREDO, Tex. — Edgar Valdez Villarreal is the only United States citizen known to have moved so high in the cartels’ structure.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Many are questioning the practice of driving on the beaches near Daytona Beach after two children were killed this year.
Six rising-star designers discuss their inspirations, their aspirations and the pressures of Fashion Week.
Why is there no Jewish sacred music in the classical canon?
A couple movies on which high expectations were riding failed to deliver.
An Iraq war veteran chronicles his passage from youth to soldier.
The novel touches on lost youth, Irish history and parallel dimensions, sex, drugs and schoolboy humor.
President Paul Kagame has made Rwanda a development star, but his recent re-election should make the U.S. and donor nations wary.
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