22. juni 2005

Trade talks bring Vietnam to America. Vietnamese Prime Minister Phan Van Khai's visit is the first visit of its kind since 1957. [Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories] 12:06:01 PM    comment []

Durbin Apologizes for Remarks on Abuse . Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill.) yesterday offered a tearful apology on the Senate floor for comparing the alleged abuse of prisoners by American troops to techniques used by the Nazis, the Soviets and the Khmer Rouge, as he sought to quell a frenzy of Republican-led criticism. By Shailagh Murray. [Politics] 12:01:01 PM    comment []

Bush to Keep Pressing for Bolton Vote . President Bush refused to surrender the fight over John R. Bolton's nomination as ambassador to the United Nations yesterday, persuading the Senate GOP leader to soften an earlier statement that it might be futile to keep pressuring Democrats to buckle and allow an up-or-down vote. By Jim VandeHei. [Politics] 11:59:08 AM    comment []

Blair says EU rebate 'has to go' 11:52:43 AM    comment []

Oil strike averted 11:48:20 AM    comment []

Scenic Glenmaura National again is set to host the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic 11:45:49 AM    comment []

Senior circuit soldiers march on historic Nashawtuc for the Bank of America 11:44:20 AM    comment []

The U.S. Women's Open, the biggest event in women's golf, is up this week 11:42:50 AM    comment []

Buick Classic becomes Barclays Classic, but returns to familiar Westchester 11:40:51 AM    comment []

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