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Israel to set up inquiry on 'Freedom Flotilla' raid

Tel Aviv, Israel – Israel was expected to appoint an inquiry panel on Friday to investigate its fatal intercept last week of the Gaza-bound "Freedom Flotilla," responding to pressure from allies abroad to account for the violence
07 5 2010 3:20AM (...more)

Israel to set up inquiry on 'Freedom Flotilla' raid

Tel Aviv, Israel – Israel was expected to appoint an inquiry panel on Friday to investigate its fatal intercept last week of the Gaza-bound "Freedom Flotilla," responding to pressure from allies abroad to account for the violence
06 26 2010 8:07AM (...more)

No deaths, 40 injured in Jamaica airline crash

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – An American Airlines Boeing 737 overshot the runway while landing at the international airport in 12 24 2009 12:55AM (...more)

APME survey: Newspaper cuts clip younger workers

SAN FRANCISCO – Cost-cutting newspapers are losing many of their youngest reporters, editors and photographers at the same time publishers are trying to break some of their old habits and learn new tricks on the Internet. The
09 1 2009 7:30PM (...more)

Gannett shutters Tucson Citizen's print edition

NEW YORK (Reuters) – USA Today publisher Gannett Co said on Friday it is closing down the print edition of the Arizona newspaper Tucson Citizen but
05 21 2009 12:03PM (...more)

Newspapers to host Zillow.com search engine online

LOS ANGELES – Scores of U.S. newspaper Web sites will become gateways for visitors to find homes for sale through 04 2 2009 12:16AM (...more)

US newspapers fight back

WASHINGTON (AFP) – US newspapers, reeling from sagging print advertising revenue, dropping circulation and the migration of readers online, are fighting back. In a full-page advertisement in The New York Times ,
02 5 2009 11:56AM (...more)

Beijing to ban half its cars during high pollution

BEIJING - Beijing will ban half of its 3.4 million cars from the roads during periods of very heavy pollution, a state news report said Friday.
10 11 2008 4:56AM (...more)

Olmert blames extreme right for historian attack

JERUSALEM (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Sunday blamed an extreme right-wing group for an attack on an Israeli peace campaigner and warned that the country was facing an ill-wind of extremism.
09 29 2008 5:56AM (...more)

Alitalia faces key union talks as rescue takes off

MILAN (Reuters) - Alitalia's unions will hold talks with the government on Monday on a rescue plan for the airline and on job losses -- which a minister said could be under 5,000 -- after it sought bankruptcy protection on Friday.
09 1 2008 7:30PM (...more)