Hacked E-mails Show Climate Scientists Lied about Global Warming
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- Israeli settlement crisis clouds Mideast talks March 19, 2010MOSCOW (Reuters) - Middle East mediators from Europe, the United States, Russia and the U.N. met on Friday seeking to defuse the latest crisis in peace efforts between Israel and the Palestinians. […]
- Healthcare bill to cut deficit: CBO March 19, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional budget analysts said on Thursday a broad healthcare overhaul would cut the U.S. deficit over 10 years and sharply expand insurance coverage, boosting the momentum for final passage in the House of Representatives. […]
- Bomb damages right wing-group's Athens office March 19, 2010ATHENS (Reuters) - A makeshift bomb damaged the office of a far-right group in central Athens early on Friday but no one was hurt, police said. […]
- China tries to cool yuan dispute with U.S. March 19, 2010BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday said it was sending an envoy to Washington to try to ease trade frictions as its currency regime comes under fire, warning that threats from U.S. legislators could stifle room for progress. […]
- Cable networks eye Sarah Palin reality show March 18, 2010LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Sarah Palin is closer to landing a deal for a reality show. […]
- New Zealand's "Madoff" jailed for $13 million fraud March 18, 2010WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A New Zealand banker defrauded clients of $13 million to fund a lavish lifestyle of prostitutes, property and wine, local media reported on Friday. […]
- Obama backs "framework" to revamp immigration March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, under pressure to keep a campaign promise to revamp U.S. immigration policy, embraced a "promising, bipartisan framework" on Thursday offered by two senior senators. […]
- U.S. says driver error possible in NY Prius crash March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. safety officials believe driver error may be behind the crash in New York of a Toyota Motor Corp Prius that has been investigated as a possible case of unintended acceleration, federal investigators said on Thursday. […]
- Domestic militants harder to profile: experts March 18, 2010NEW YORK (Reuters) - The changing face of U.S. homegrown extremism has officials and analysts worried as a growing number of unlikely militants in small-town America radicalize themselves using the Internet and plot attacks at home and abroad. […]
- Chicago man pleads guilty in Mumbai attack March 18, 2010CHICAGO (Reuters) - A Chicago man pleaded guilty in court on Thursday to scouting targets for the 2008 assault on Mumbai that killed more than 160 people, including six Americans. […]
Reuters: Politics
- Healthcare bill to cut deficit: CBO March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional budget analysts said on Thursday a broad healthcare overhaul would cut the U.S. deficit over 10 years and sharply expand insurance coverage, boosting the momentum for final passage in the House of Representatives. […]
- China tries to cool yuan dispute with U.S. March 18, 2010BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday said it was sending an envoy to the United States to try to ease trade frictions as its currency regime comes under fire, but cautioned that pressure from U.S. legislators would complicate talks. […]
- Israel, U.S. seek to defuse settlement dispute March 18, 2010JERUSALEM/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Israel tried to defuse a dispute with the United States on Friday over plans to expand settlements, saying it would propose "confidence-building" steps to the Palestinians to encourage a renewal of peace talks. […]
- Obama backs "framework" to revamp immigration March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, under pressure to keep a campaign promise to revamp U.S. immigration policy, embraced a "promising, bipartisan framework" on Thursday offered by two senior senators. […]
- Obama, Clinton fundraiser admits $292 million fraud March 18, 2010NEW YORK (Reuters) - A wealthy businessman who raised money for leading Democratic Party politicians, including Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, pleaded guilty on Thursday to defrauding three major banks out of $292.2 million in loan transactions. […]
- Obama scraps Asia-Pacific trip for healthcare push March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bowing to political pressure at home, President Barack Obama on Thursday scrapped his trip to Indonesia and Australia next week to stay in Washington for a final push for a healthcare overhaul. […]
- Clinton, Russia at odds over Iranian nuclear plant March 18, 2010MOSCOW (Reuters) - Visiting U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday criticized Russia's plans to start up a nuclear power station in Iran, describing them as premature given uncertainty about Tehran's nuclear ambitions. […]
- Tiff over "punk staffers" as bank reform vote nears March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The tension level in the debate on U.S. financial reform rose on Thursday as Democrats slapped back at a Republican leader's comment about "punk staffers" and a pivotal vote neared in the Senate. […]
- Obama signs $17.6 billion jobs bill March 18, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama signed into law a $17.6 billion jobs bill on Thursday and sounded an optimistic note about the U.S. economy, saying it may soon begin adding jobs instead of losing them. […]
- Brewing tensions between the Tea Party and GOP March 18, 2010MANISTEE, Mich./WACO, Texas/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some Tea Partiers say they can pinpoint the precise moment when they made it clear to the Republican Party they had no intention of being its lapdog. […]
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