Iraq Extends Security
Clampdown
Interior minister bans all vehicle
movement in Baghdad through Monday morning to thwart sectarian
violence
Al-Qaida Claims Responsibility for
Attack on Saudi Oil Facility
Officials
say suicide bombers tried to storm Abqaiq facility Friday, but did not
make it past outer gates
France Reports First Case of Bird Flu
in Domestic Birds
French farmers now worried
about economic impact of virus
Bush: World Will Not Allow Nuclear
Weapons in Iran
President is asking Congress for $75
million to help bring about democratic change in Iran
Museveni Wins Re-Election in
Uganda
With nearly all polling stations reporting,
electoral officials say Mr. Museveni captured 60 percent of the
vote
US Urges Transparent Investigation of
Uganda Election Complaints
State
Department stopped short of declaring outright that election was free
and fair
Philippine Police Question
Presidential Critics, Raid Newspaper
Former
Filipino leader compares president's move to tactics of dictator
Ferdinand Marcos, ousted 20 years ago this week
Animal Rights Groups Target
China's Fur Industry
Activists
say millions of animals raised for their pelts in China are severely
mistreated
Austrians Under Doping Microscope In
Turin
International Olympic Committee spokeswoman
Giselle Davies announced that samples from Austrians don't show up
any adverse findings
Skater's Gift Helps Humanitarian
Group Bring Home the Gold
Right To
Play has attracted a lot of attention after receiving a generous
donation from US speed skater Joey Cheek
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