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• Obama consoles victim of Joplin tornado - San Francisco Chronicle
• NATO strike kills civilians, Afghans say most were kids - Reuters
• Sarah Palin roars off into mysterious bus tour - San Francisco Chronicle
• Minister: Germany to go nuke free by 2022 - CNN International
• VIDEO: Mladic to launch extradition appeal - BBC News
• Both sides of Libya conflict seek solutions - Xinhua
• News of the Day From Across the Nation - San Francisco Chronicle
• Nigeria's president sworn in, seeks unity - Boston Globe

Civil War soldiers honored in New Rochelle ceremony - The Journal News | LoHud.com Posted: 29 May 2011 11:40 PM PDT Deseret News Civil War soldiers honored in New Rochelle ceremony The Journal News | LoHud.com NEW ROCHELLE — Carrying a fistful of flags, 7-year-old Connor Fieldale plants one by a headstone that is so faded it's a mystery who rests there. "I'm putting flags for Memorial Day," the New Rochelle Cub Scout said. "It's important for the soldiers. ... Barbara Bedell: Remembering, honoring all our war deadTimes Herald-Record Confederate soldiers rememberedStaunton News Leader Memorial Day Began As Decoration DayPatch.com The Bradenton Times -Florida Today -Newsworks.org all 632 news articles »

Obama consoles victim of Joplin tornado - San Francisco Chronicle Posted: 29 May 2011 11:12 PM PDT CTV.ca Obama consoles victim of Joplin tornado San Francisco Chronicle President Obama pledges the nation's support to tornado victims as he tours a ruined neighborhood in Joplin, Mo., where the twister killed dozens of people. Face to face with the legions of homeless and the bereaved, President Obama on ... In Joplin, Obama offers comfort, vows aidBoston Globe 87 dead in Joplin tornado named as of lat SundayCarthage Press Joplin twister survivors get president's supportNewsOK.com STLtoday.com -Kansas City Star all 1,592 news articles »

NATO strike kills civilians, Afghans say most were kids - Reuters Posted: 29 May 2011 11:50 PM PDT Globe and Mail NATO strike kills civilians, Afghans say most were kids Reuters LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan (Reuters) - An air strike by NATO-led troops in southern Afghanistan killed at least nine civilians, NATO and Afghan officials said on Sunday, and many of the victims were children. It was one of the deadliest ... ISAF 'sorry' about Afghan civilian deathsSydney Morning Herald NATO apologizes for killing Afghan civilians in airstrikeMonsters and Critics.com NATO denies air strike killed only civiliansSan Francisco Chronicle Detroit Free Press -BBC News -Boston Globe all 1,089 news articles »

Sarah Palin roars off into mysterious bus tour - San Francisco Chronicle Posted: 29 May 2011 11:12 PM PDT NEWS.com.au Sarah Palin roars off into mysterious bus tour San Francisco Chronicle Sarah Palin (center) rides on the back of a motorcycle in Washington as she begins her One Nation tour. For sheer mastery of celebrity theater, Sarah Palin cannot be beat. Palin, the former governor of Alaska, let the anticipation build for hours ... Palin kicks off weeklong tour of Northeast at Rolling Thunder motorcycle rideBoston Globe Sarah Palin Kicks Off Bus Tour on Motorcycle, But Is She Running?ABC News 'Doofus'-bustersNew York Post Deseret News -Washington Post -Auburn Journal all 779 news articles »

Minister: Germany to go nuke free by 2022 - CNN International Posted: 29 May 2011 10:46 PM PDT Fox News Minister: Germany to go nuke free by 2022 CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- Germany's ruling coalition has agreed to shut down all of the nation's nuclear power plants by 2022. Minister of Ecology Norbert Roettgen of the Christian Democratic Union party made the announcement early Monday after ... Merkel Coalition to Shut Nuclear PlantsBloomberg Germany pledges nuclear shutdownBBC News Germany announces end to nuclear power by 2022Mail & Guardian Online Wall Street Journal -New York Times -Reuters all 416 news articles »

VIDEO: Mladic to launch extradition appeal - BBC News Posted: 29 May 2011 11:43 PM PDT Globe and Mail VIDEO: Mladic to launch extradition appeal BBC News Lawyers representing the former Bosnian-Serb army chief, Ratko Mladic, will launch a formal appeal later against plans to transfer him to the International Tribunal in the Hague to face charges of genocide. They will argue that the 69-year-old, ... Ratko Mladic's defence: I didn't order Bosnian slaughterThe Australian Serbs Protest Arrest of Ratko Mladic on Genocide ChargesABC News Ultranationalist Serbs protest Mladic's arrestLos Angeles Times New York Times -Voice of America -The Guardian all 8,460 news articles »

Both sides of Libya conflict seek solutions - Xinhua Posted: 29 May 2011 11:18 PM PDT NEWS.com.au Both sides of Libya conflict seek solutions Xinhua TRIPOLI / BENGHAZI, May 30 (Xinhua) -- Both sides of the Libyan conflict were seeking solutions to the months-long crisis, as the government sent out a delegation to find a way out of the stalemate while the opposition intensified its bid to overthrow ... French lawyers plan Libya lawsuit against SarkozyAFP French ex-Minister in Libya, would defend GaddafiReuters South African Leader Seeks Role in Libya NegotiationsWall Street Journal BBC News -Los Angeles Times -Voice of America all 697 news articles »

News of the Day From Across the Nation - San Francisco Chronicle Posted: 29 May 2011 11:12 PM PDT ABC News News of the Day From Across the Nation San Francisco Chronicle 1 Shuttle mission: The astronauts on NASA's next-to-last shuttle flight left the International Space Station on Sunday as they prepared to make their journey home. Endeavour is expected to land at Cape Canaveral in the predawn Wednesday, ... Shuttle leaves space station to begin trip homeReuters Shuttle leaves space station to begin trip homeToronto Sun Endeavour completes last missionBoston Globe Los Angeles Times -AFP -CNET all 2,555 news articles »

Nigeria's president sworn in, seeks unity - Boston Globe Posted: 29 May 2011 10:45 PM PDT Reuters Africa Nigeria's president sworn in, seeks unity Boston Globe AP / May 30, 2011 LAGOS, Nigeria — Goodluck Jonathan was sworn in yesterday for a full four-year term as president of Nigeria and is now faced with the challenge of uniting a country that saw deadly postelection violence despite what observers called ... Nigeria Bomb Blasts Kill 10 People in Attack in Northern City of BauchiBloomberg 10 killed in Nigeria army barracks blastRTE.ie Official: Bomb blast rocks northern Nigerian cityCNN International San Francisco Chronicle -Voice of America -Reuters all 657 news articles »

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