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• Americans Have No One to Blame but Themselves - New York Times
• Toronto police use tear gas to combat G20 'thugs' - AFP
• With storm's path uncertain, spill cleanup is, too - Houston Chronicle
• Protesters join 'Hands Across the Sand' to oppose offshore drilling - Boston Globe
• World leaders meet to thrash out recovery plans - AFP
• Von Pinnon: Did Gen. McChrystal forget he was talking to reporter? - In-Forum
• Falling Branch Kills Baby at the Central Park Zoo - New York Times

Americans Have No One to Blame but Themselves - New York Times Posted: 26 Jun 2010 10:00 PM PDT Telegraph.co.uk Americans Have No One to Blame but Themselves New York Times Ivan Sekretarev/AP Ghana's goalkeeper, Richard Kingson, was a big reason the US could not score the go-ahead goal in the second half. More Photos » By GEORGE VECSEY The Times's soccer blog has the 2010 World Cup covered from all angles, with news, ... USA vs. Ghana: In World Cup 2010, Americans eliminated by GhanaWashington Post One Saturday in Kansas City shows where soccer stands in AmericaKansas City Star Untimely finishBoston Globe Los Angeles Times -Yahoo! Sports -USA Today all 5,268 news articles »

Toronto police use tear gas to combat G20 'thugs' - AFP Posted: 26 Jun 2010 10:46 PM PDT The Hindu Toronto police use tear gas to combat G20 'thugs' AFP TORONTO — Toronto police used tear gas and arrested 75 when a violent mob tried to hijack a peaceful protest by tens of thousands of people against the G20 summit, the city's police chief said. "We have never seen this level of wanton criminality on ... Vandals mar summit protests in TorontoThe Associated Press Protests in Toronto as G20 meeting startsBBC News G-20 Protests May Continue After Day of Violence in TorontoBusinessWeek Hindustan Times -Globe and Mail -Voice of America all 1,359 news articles »

With storm's path uncertain, spill cleanup is, too - Houston Chronicle Posted: 26 Jun 2010 11:23 PM PDT Reuters (press release) With storm's path uncertain, spill cleanup is, too Houston Chronicle Tropical Storm Alex strengthened Saturday as it careened toward the Gulf of Mexico with 65-mph winds approaching hurricane status. Officials are keeping a close eye on the first named storm of the season, ... Oil spill team frets about Tropical Storm AlexLos Angeles Times Tropical Storm Alex soaks Belize, Mexico's YucatanThe Associated Press Tropical Storm Alex May Slow, Spare BP Spill CleanupBusinessWeek Reuters Africa -RTE.ie -FOXNews all 3,314 news articles »

Protesters join 'Hands Across the Sand' to oppose offshore drilling - Boston Globe Posted: 26 Jun 2010 11:22 PM PDT Washington Post Protesters join 'Hands Across the Sand' to oppose offshore drilling Boston Globe GLOUCESTER — Give Jane Barry five days and a bullhorn and she can give you 200 protesters and a message: No to offshore drilling. Barry, a 63-year-old real estate broker from Gloucester, organized one of 26 "Hands Across the Sand'' ... Protesters join hands on Florida beaches to protest offshore drillingMiamiHerald.com Residents unite against offshore oil drilling in Hands Across the Sand eventSan Jose Mercury News A Line in the Sand Over Offshore DrillingNew York Times The Associated Press -Baltimore Sun -Los Angeles Times (blog) all 561 news articles »

World leaders meet to thrash out recovery plans - AFP Posted: 26 Jun 2010 09:16 PM PDT The Hindu World leaders meet to thrash out recovery plans AFP TORONTO — The leaders of the world's most powerful countries met in the eastern Canadian city of Toronto to settle their differences over how to nurse the fragile world economy back to health. The G20 nations convened on the heels of a tough-talking G8 ... Obama, G8 leaders boost pressure on North Korea, IranReuters G8 criticizes North Korea, IranCNN World leaders find common ground at G-8 summitSan Francisco Chronicle The Associated Press -Voice of America -BBC News all 1,038 news articles »

Von Pinnon: Did Gen. McChrystal forget he was talking to reporter? - In-Forum Posted: 26 Jun 2010 10:44 PM PDT The Guardian Von Pinnon: Did Gen. McChrystal forget he was talking to reporter? In-Forum While most of America waited Wednesday to hear if Gen. Stanley McChrystal would keep his post as commander of the war in Afghanistan, some journalists were taking bets on how long it would be before the journalism that led to the shake-up would be in ... The debate continuesMacon Telegraph Marbella: The unlikely magazine that brought down a generalBaltimore Sun General MadnessFOXNews Minneapolis Star Tribune -USANewsWeek.com -NPR all 160 news articles »

Falling Branch Kills Baby at the Central Park Zoo - New York Times Posted: 26 Jun 2010 06:07 PM PDT Washington Post Falling Branch Kills Baby at the Central Park Zoo New York Times A baby girl was killed and her mother critically injured when a tree branch fell and struck them just outside the Central Park Zoo on Saturday, the police said. The accident occurred about 1:45 pm on the promenade in front of the sea ... Falling branch in Central Park kills 6-month-old baby, injures her motherNew York Daily News 6-month-old killed by falling branch at Central Park ZooCNN Falling branch kills baby in NYC's Central ParkThe Associated Press NBC New York -Fort Worth Star Telegram -WEAR all 387 news articles »

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