Archive for May, 2007
CHRONOLOGY-Political crisis in Thailand
Thai judges acquitted the Democrat Party on Wednesday of all charges of breaking election laws that could have seen it
Sarkozy en meeting : “J’accomplirai la rupture”
France:Nicolas Sarkozy a demandé aux Français de lui “donner une majorité” aux élections législatives des 10 et 17 juin.Sources France2.frTechnorati
Robert Zoellick at World Bank
President Bush chooses former top diplomat Robert Zoellick to replace Paul Wolfowitz at the World Bank, officials say.Technorati Tags: World
Oil May Allow Sudan to Escape Sanctions’ Pain
The Bush administration’s new sanctions against Sudan aim to squeeze the country’s economy by freezing Sudanese companies out of American
Former Tour de France winner Riis admits doping
Dane Bjarne Riis on Friday became the first rider to admit having used performance-enhancing drugs while winning the Tour de
The Microsoft of Social Networks?
Talk about hitting the ground running. Social networking site Facebook rolled out a new developer platform here, along with new
Dell to sell Linux PCs
DELL said it would launch three computer systems, including one notebook, on that will ship with the open-source Linux operating
To Build Audience, Facebook Lets Users Take the Wheel
Facebook announced yesterday that it is taking the unusual step of allowing the public to develop features for the popular
Iraq, hurricane recovery spending bill approved
Placing pragmatism over symbolism, Congress on Thursday agreed to spend $120 billion on the war and Gulf Coast hurricane recovery
Jordin triumphs as youngest Idol ever
Jordin Sparks flew from obscurity to fame Wednesday, becoming the youngest performer to be named American Idol. The 17-year-old from
Vietnam suspects first human bird-flu case since 2005
A Vietnamese man was hospitalized in the country’s suspected first human case of avian influenza in 18 months, a World
LU student arrested with homemade bombs
A Liberty University student arrested after homemade explosive devices were found in the trunk of his car was planning to
Site to give data on sex offenders
MySpace, the social networking website owned by News Corp., is providing state attorneys general with information on registered sex offenders
Ex-KGB agent accused in Litvinenko death
Prosecutors accused a former KGB agent Tuesday of murder in the radioactive poisoning of fellow ex-operative Alexander Litvinenko and sought
Ice Age blast ‘ravaged America’
A controversial new idea suggests that a large space rock exploded over North America 13,000 years ago. The blast may
Obese tourist airlifted from ship
An obese American tourist who fell ill on a cruise ship had to be carried off by helicopter because of
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