Politics Sep 25 Fragile Peacemaking Underway as Nepal Ushers in Democracy, Seeks Talks with U.S. After a decade-long civil war that left about 13,000 people dead ended in 2006, Nepal has reached a milestone in its peace process even though it is being guided by the same man who led the insurgency.
Politics Sep 25 After Months of Wrangling, Iraqi Government Approves Election Law After months of deadlock and negotiations, Iraq's Parliament overwhelmingly approved a provincial elections law on Wednesday, giving a much-needed boost to the country's U.S.-supported reconciliation efforts.
Economy Sep 24 President Calls for Sweeping Government Intervention in U.S. Economy Warning "our entire economy is in danger", President Bush made a somber address to the nation Wednesday, outlining the need for a sweeping government intervention in the nation's financial system in order to prevent widespread collapse.
Politics Sep 24 Battle to Replace Domenici in New Mexico Senate Race Centers on Energy Policy The race for New Mexico's first open Senate seat in 26 years has brought the national renewable energy debate into local focus as Republican Rep. Steve Pearce battles Democratic Rep. Tom Udall for the job.
Economy Sep 24 Buffett Sinks $5 Billion Into Goldman Sachs As debate swirled on Capitol Hill over a proposed financial rescue plan, renowned investor Warren Buffett decided late Tuesday to buy a $5 billion stake in embattled Wall Street Titan Goldman Sachs.
Politics Sep 24 N. Korea Bars U.N. Inspectors From Nuclear Plant North Korea barred U.N. nuclear inspectors from accessing its main reactor and appears to be moving forward with plans to restart the plant despite a 2007 pact to end its atomic bomb program, officials said Wednesday.
Science Sep 23 Google Barges Into Phone Market with G1 and Open-Source Android Software Internet search giant Google on Tuesday unveiled its first foray into the global mobile phone market, introducing the T-Mobile G1, informally known as the "Google phone."…
World Sep 23 In U.N. Speech, President Bush Urges Unity Against Terrorism In his eighth and final address to the U.N. General Assembly Tuesday, President Bush said that multinational organizations are now "needed more urgently than ever" to combat terrorists and extremists.
Economy Sep 23 Bernanke and Paulson Urge Congress to Act; Lawmakers Call for More Time Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson urged Congress to pass a $700 billion financial bailout Tuesday, saying the national economy could suffer more if too much time passes.
World Sep 22 Pakistan Hunts for Bombers of Landmark Hotel Pakistani officials are still trying to determine who is behind the weekend truck bombing at a landmark Islamabad hotel that killed at least 53 people.