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Economy extends job loss streak
• U.S. assures UK over secret flights, doubts persist
• "Go time" in Big Sur as massive wildfire bears down
• Ex-hostage hugs children after blow to Colombia rebels
• Bush to attend China Olympics opening ceremonies
• U.S. expects U.N. vote on Zimbabwe sanctions next week
• Afghan insurgency challenging but can be tackled: U.N.
• U.S. envoy in Israel plays down talk of Iran attack
A man walks past the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party building which was set on fire by protesters during clashes in Ulan Bator
Mongolia cleans up as capital under uneasy calm
• Tsvangirai rejects Zimbabwe talks for now
• Canadian abortion crusader says he deserves award
• Palestinian kills 3 in Jerusalem bulldozer attack
• U.S. warns of resistance in China to market reforms
• Blast kills 4, wounds 11 in southern Philippines
• Indian parties meet over fate of nuclear deal
• Four men found decapitated as Mexico drug war rages
Satellite view of Big Sur fire from NASA
"Go time" in Big Sur as massive wildfire bears down
• Freed U.S. defense contractors arrive in Texas
• FDA must require tracking of produce: food groups
• New York cabbies struggle as fuel costs hack pay
• Big cheese carving celebrates U.S. Independence Day
• Lawyers ask judge to stop first Guantanamo trial
• Hedge fund swindler Israel denied bail, jailed
• Bush could attend Olympics opening ceremony
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
Microsoft, Yahoo mull media partner options: sources
• Paulson says inflation becoming top global focus
• Dow's bear market run spells trouble for Wall St.
• Chrysler to explore ties with China's Great Wall
• Asia stocks decline as stagflation menaces
• U.S. warns of resistance in China to market reforms
• American, Iberia, BA plan joint venture: report
• Oil hits new peak above $144 on dollar, supply concerns
McCain
Long presidential campaign not yet tiring voters
• U.S. in period of slow growth amid job losses: White House
• U.S. envoy in Israel plays down talk of Iran attack
• Bush to attend China Olympics opening ceremonies
• Bush to meet new Pakistani PM Gilani amid tensions
• McCain arrives in Mexico for free trade push
• U. S. officials condoned Hunt-Kurd oil deal-documents
• Key Indian party still has doubts over nuclear deal
Journalist Hunter S. Thompson enters a New York television studio
New Hunter S. Thompson film focuses on writings
• "10,000 BC" clubs the DVD competition
• Sex Pistol says it's all about family, community
• Broadway actors seal deal after contract expires
• Thieves steal Joy Division singer's memorial stone
• Sacha Baron Cohen, Will Ferrell team up for sleuth film
• Bruce Lee's last HK home may become museum: report
Williams of the U.S. reacts during her semi-finals match against Zheng of China at the Wimbledon tennis championships in London
Serena powers way into fourth final
• Champion Venus powers into final
• Seattle SuperSonics to move to Oklahoma City
• Schuettler into semis after epic match
• Fontenot's eighth-inning homer lifts Cubs
• Federer wary of Safin threat
• Tour de France facing decisive image challenge
• Phelps confirms Olympic program
A general view shows the Pyramid of the Sun at the Teotihuacan archaeological site in the outskirts of Mexico City
Researchers open secret cave under Mexican pyramid
• Solar system a bit squashed, not nicely round
• Wood density holds key to Stradivarius sweet sound
• Two flu drugs help kids equally well: Japan study
• Doctors extract cancer cells from blood sample
• New method may help predict IVF success: study
• Smokeless tobacco ups oral cancer risk 80 percent: WHO
The Nokia Research and Development Centre is seen in Helsinki
Nokia and Interdigital end patent dispute in UK
• Microsoft, Yahoo mull media partner options: sources
• Mozilla claims Guinness Record for downloads
• U.S. to showcase top fighter at UK air show
• Sony's U.S. gadget demand good despite rising costs
• India sees no security threat from BlackBerry
• Google in deal with Brazil to fight child porn
• New iPhone to sell for $599-$699 without contract
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