US Military Says 24 Iraqi
Police, 18 Insurgents Killed in Fierce Clashes in Baquba
Civilian also killed in violence that erupted Thursday
after insurgents ambushed police unit
Rumsfeld: Iraq Benchmarks
Reasonable, Timetable Proponents Should 'Back
Off'
US defense secretary says he
believes some benchmarks have been set in meetings between US and
Iraqi officials, but he is not aware of any comprehensive
plan
Iran Reported to Have Started
Second Nuclear Fuel Network
Report
says gas fed into second system of cascades this week and results of
process already obtained
UN Peacekeepers Free Ally of
DRC's President from Rival Soldiers
Mobutu Nzanga was campaigning for Joseph Kabila Thursday, when
fighters loyal to presidential challenger Jean Pierre Bemba surrounded
station
South Korean Intelligence Chief
is Latest to Offer Resignation in Looming Security
Shuffle
Kim Seung-kyu is third senior
security official this week to tender his resignation in wake of
Pyongyang's nuclear test
Indian Police Say They Foiled
Terror Plot in IT Hub of Bangalore
Two people
arrested in Mysore, 140 kilometers southwest of Bangalore, after
shoot-out with police there
China's Largest Bank Debuts
on Two Stock Exchanges
State-owned Industrial and Commercial Bank started selling shares
to investors on stock exchanges in Shanghai and Hong Kong
US Congressman Foley Ethics
Inquiry Completes Third Week
Scandal
involving Republican Senator Mark Foley could yet have major impact on
November 7 vote
Report: Mexico Drug Violence on
Border Threatens US Security
Report
says threat comes from criminal gangs, as well as terrorists who might
collaborate with them
Offshore Online Tutors Seek to
Tap Millions in US Goverment Education Funds
Simulated classroom allows pupils and tutors to talk by
microphone, share writing surface on computer screen
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