| Wall Street Journal - 45 minutes ago AP PARIS—Voting began Sunday in France in President Nicolas Sarkozy's uncertain bid for re-election, with polls showing that many French are dissatisfied with his response to concerns about the economy and jobs. |
| USA TODAY - 2 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) - He was described as the "evil genius" of the Nixon administration, and spent the better part of a year in prison for a Watergate-related conviction. |
| Reuters - 21 minutes ago | AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Almost 125 people were injured, many seriously, when two Dutch commuter trains crashed head-on in Amsterdam on Saturday, police said. |
| CBSSports.com - 51 minutes ago SEATTLE -- Phil Humber had Tommy John surgery before his career even started. He bounced around a bit as he tried to make it in the major leagues. |
| USA TODAY - 23 minutes ago By Alia Beard Rau, The Arizona Republic PHOENIX - Arizona will go before the US Supreme Court on Wednesday to defend its immigration law, Senate Bill 1070, in a case that will determine the future of immigration enforcement nationwide. |
| With his victory over Rashad Evans, Jon Jones has now won his last seven fights. ATLANTA -- Jon Jones might not yet have the household name he aspires for and the comparisons to such transcendent figures as Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods ... |
| CBS News - 44 minutes ago BEIRUT - Activists say Syrian troops are shelling districts in a suburb of the capital Damascus, causing casualties. The Local Coordination Committees activist network says explosions shook Douma early Sunday as troops stormed neighborhoods in the ... |
| Al-Arabiya - 11 minutes ago By Musa Keilani Sudanese President Omar Hassan Bashir has practically declared war against South Sudan, the world's newest country, by stating that his main goal is now to “liberate” the southern people from their rulers, following recent border ... |
| By Sajjad Tarakzai (AFP) - 29 minutes ago ISLAMABAD - Pakistan on Sunday buried victims of an airline crash near Islamabad that killed all 127 people on board, as investigators probed the causes of the fatal incident. |
| | TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will write off billions of dollars in debt owed by Myanmar and restart development loans, the leaders of the two countries said on Saturday, in a further move to end the Southeast Asian nation's isolation and strengthen its ... |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 1 hour ago By Rahim Faiez and Patrick Quinn AP KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan security forces have arrested five extremists with 22000 pounds of explosives that they smuggled in from Pakistan to carry out a huge attack in Kabul, as well as another three suspects ... |
| ABC News - 11 minutes ago Law officers searched Tucson areas early Sunday for a 6-year-old Arizona girl who was reported missing from her bedroom, a disappearance that police are calling suspicious and a possible kidnapping. |
| For much of its 40-year history, the federal education gender-equity law known as Title IX has made headlines mostly on the sports pages. |
| New York Times - 13 hours ago MEXICO CITY - In September 2005, a senior Wal-Mart lawyer received an alarming e-mail from a former executive at the company's largest foreign subsidiary, Wal-Mart de Mexico. |
| New York Daily News - 21 minutes ago Washington, April 22 - As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) doubled its lending power with over $430 billion pledged to a reinforced safety net to bail out countries during global financial crises, India stressed that contributions should be ... |
| CBS News - 12 hours ago Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) (Credit: Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) (CBS News) Orrin Hatch of Utah overcame Tea Party-tied opposition to advance his quest for a seventh term in the Senate, but did not perform well enough at the Republican Party's state ... |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 1 hour ago By Jack Gillum AP WASHINGTON - Mitt Romney's presidential campaign raised $12.6 million in contributions in March, adding to roughly $14 million his Republican Party brought in last month. |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 1 hour ago Rick Santorum is still on the ballot for Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary, but the voters have already spoken. Pennsylvanians, give yourselves a hearty pat on the back! |
| USA TODAY - Apr 20, 2012 By Michael Liedtke, AP SAN FRANCISCO - Shifting from Google's CEO to executive chairman proved to be lucrative career move for Eric Schmidt. |
| By Agam Shah, IDG News Asustek on Sunday started shipping its Transformer Pad 300 tablet in the US, with the company pitching the tablet as a gaming device and laptop replacement. |
| People Magazine - 7 hours ago By Liz Raftery The couple tied the knot on a farm in Somerset, England, in front of approximately 200 guests, including family and friends, according to reports. |
| Houston Chronicle - 2 hours ago AP LOS ANGELES - Disney movie studio boss Rich Ross stepped down on Friday, taking the fall for at least a couple of over-budgeted bombs as Hollywood shies away from taking risks on big blockbusters. |
| USA TODAY - 7 hours ago By Alison Maxwell, USA TODAY Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb has regained consciousness after slipping into a coma, according to the BBC. |
| CBSSports.com - 52 minutes ago MIAMI -- With the playoffs a week away, Dwyane Wade left the Miami Heat arena Saturday night with his swollen finger in a splint -- and considered himself lucky. |
| CBSSports.com - 52 minutes ago GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Chicago Blackhawks have been oh-so-close throughout their series against the Phoenix Coyotes, lamenting their missed chances while falling into a two-game hole. |
| New York Daily News - 48 minutes ago By Roger Rubin / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS BOSTON - David Ortiz dressed quickly in a quiet and mostly empty Red Sox clubhouse Saturday night. |
| San Francisco Chronicle - 1 hour ago St. Louis -- After making the Western Conference finals the past two seasons, the Sharks ran into what is for them a virtually unstoppable force: the St. Louis Blues. |
| New York Daily News - 1 hour ago By Peter Botte / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS It wouldn't be the first time a goalie named Craig has led an underdog team to an upset in a game or series against a heavy favorite. |
| Transworld Business - 20 minutes ago By Mike Lewis April 22, 1970, the first Earth Day, is considered by many to be the birthday of the modern environmental movement. Launched by Gaylord Nelson, a US Senator from Wisconsin, the celebration was a result of his witnessing the ravages of the ... |
| Written by ![]() in 13,977 Google+ circles Wall Street Journal - Apr 20, 2012 By AMIR EFRATI A new company backed by two Google Inc. billionaires, film director James Cameron and other space exploration proponents is aiming high in the hunt for natural resources—with mining asteroids the possible target. |
Washington Post - Apr 20, 2012 WASHINGTON - Regulators are proposing that food companies that want to use tiny engineered particles in their packaging may have to provide extra testing data to show the products are safe. |
| New York Times - Apr 20, 2012 A Field Notes column last Sunday (“Bridal Hunger Games”) reported on some diets that brides use to drop 15 or 20 pounds before their weddings: Weight Watchers and a personal fitness trainer, juice cleanses, the Dukan diet, diet pills, hormone shots and ... |
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