- For Female Vets, a New Fight at Home
According to the Department of Veterans Affairs there are an estimated 6,500 homeless female veterans on Americas streets, double the number of a decade ago. Women veterans are four times more likely than their male counterparts to wind up homeless. - Mission: Impossible Star Peter Graves Dies
Peter Graves, the tall, stalwart actor likely best known for his portrayal of Jim Phelps, leader of a gang of special agents who battled evil conspirators in the long-running television series Mission: Impossible, died Sunday. - 3 With Ties to US Consulate Killed in Mexican City
3 with ties to US consulate slain, 2 children wounded in Mexican city plagued by drug violence - Help Over Twitter: Think Globally, Tweet Locally
Web site helps socially responsible local businesses and consumers find each other. - Avalanche Kills At Least 2 at Snowmobile Show
Search ends after avalanche hits snowmobile rally in Canadian Rockies; 2 dead, 30 injured
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- 3 With Ties to US Consulate Killed in Mexican City
3 with ties to US consulate slain, 2 children wounded in Mexican city plagued by drug violence - Avalanche Kills At Least 2 at Snowmobile Show
Search ends after avalanche hits snowmobile rally in Canadian Rockies; 2 dead, 30 injured - Advertisement:
- Culture Clash: European Art Provokes Muslims
Conflict between European artists and Muslims fuels concern about a clash of civilizations - Israeli Apology Gets Cool Reception in Washington
Israeli leader regrets crisis with Washington, but apology gets cool reception in Washington - Vatican: Celibacy Rule Not Sex Scandal Cause
Vatican newspaper defends pope, denies celibacy requirement is cause of clerical sex abuse - U.S., Israel at Odds Over Settlements
The United States is using some of the toughest talk ever against Israel, one of its closest allies and perhaps most complicated geo-political relationship. - Swarm of Protesters Rally for New Thai Elections
Swarm of Thai protesters demand government dissolve Parliament, call new elections - Taliban: Deadly Bombings Just a Warning
Taliban: Deadly Kandahar bombings a warning to NATO forces planning new offensive in south - Egypt Cancels Unveiling of Restored Synagogue
Egypt cancels synagogue unveiling, citing Israeli maltreatment of Palestinians - Iraqi PM Picks up Oil-Rich Province in Vote Count
Iraqi PM strengthens lead with win in oil-rich southern province, early results show - Man Bytes Dog: Outcry Over Microchip Rule
A U.K. proposal for mandatory microchipping of dogs brings about outcry. - Protesters Surge Into Bangkok Wanting New Election
Thousands of anti-government protesters prepare to march on key locations in Thai capital - Economy the Focus as China Political Session Ends
Spending on social welfare increased as Chinas political session ends - 4 Suicide Attackers Hit Southern Afghan City
Suicide attackers strike in southern Afghanistan city; at least 30 reported killed - Abuse Claims Rock Catholic Church in Europe
Europes Catholic Churches face wave of sex abuse charges, fear more to come - Iraqi Vote Signals Shift From Religious Leaders
Early leads by 2 secular political groups forecast Iraq rejection of fundamentalist government - Public Rallies Behind Irish-Born Conjoined Twins
The parents of Irish born conjoined twins Angie and Azzedine Benhaffaf are overwhelmed at the level of support the general public has given them. - Al-Qaida Suspect From US Tricked His Yemeni Guard
Officials: Al-Qaida suspect from New Jersey asked his Yemeni guard to pray before shooting him - Boxer Manny Pacquiao: Rennaisance Pac Man
Not only is Manny Pacaquiao the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world; hes also a platinum recording artist, actor and politician.