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- Track Concerns Arose Before Olympics
- Former Philippine Secretary Is Dead
- In Egypt, U.S. Weighs Push for Change With Stability
- Tribesmen in Jordan Issue Urgent Call for Political Reform
- The Lede: Latest Updates on Day 14 of Egypt Protests
- Philippine General Dead of Gunshot
- An H.I.V. Strategy Invites Addicts In
- Buffalo Billionaire Lifts Soccer in English Town
- A Hidden Treasure Struggles in Los Angeles
- Stress of Sliding Plates Builds Near Chile
- Iran’s Opposition Seeks Rally to Back Egypt and Tunisia
- Distinct Mix Holds On in a Corner of China
- Fire in Rio Dims Carnaval Performers’ Hopes
- Tibetan Lama Faces Scrutiny in India
- Amid Egypt Turmoil, More Clashes in Sinai
- Russia Expels a British Journalist
- Haiti’s President to Stay Three Months Past Term
- Egypt Releases Google Executive, Company Says
- Sudan Leader to Accept Secession of South
- Afghan Suicide Bomber Kills 2 and Wounds 5
| Track Concerns Arose Before Olympics Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:55 PM PST An internal e-mail from the organizer of the Vancouver Olympics read that an athlete might be "badly injured or worse" on the 2010 Games' sliding track.  |
| Former Philippine Secretary Is Dead Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:24 PM PST The former defense secretary, Angelo Reyes, was accused of taking kickbacks from military contractors in 2000 and 2001.  |
| In Egypt, U.S. Weighs Push for Change With Stability Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:56 PM PST Lacking better options, the United States is encouraging Vice President Omar Suleiman to make changes the government has resisted for years.  |
| Tribesmen in Jordan Issue Urgent Call for Political Reform Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:56 PM PST A statement signed by 36 members of tribes, mostly Bedouins, said that without change, Jordan was heading down the same path as Tunisia and Egypt.  |
| The Lede: Latest Updates on Day 14 of Egypt Protests Posted: 07 Feb 2011 04:34 PM PST On Monday, The Lede continues to follow the street protests in Egypt.  |
| Philippine General Dead of Gunshot Posted: 07 Feb 2011 06:06 PM PST The Philippine health secretary said that Angelo Reyes, a former military chief implicated in a corruption scandal, has died of a gunshot wound.  |
| An H.I.V. Strategy Invites Addicts In Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:52 PM PST Vancouver is offering proof that widespread treatment protects a whole community.  |
| Buffalo Billionaire Lifts Soccer in English Town Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:55 PM PST A frozen-food mogul felt a Rust Belt kinship to a former coal-mining city and formed an interesting alliance.  |
| A Hidden Treasure Struggles in Los Angeles Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:04 PM PST Budget cuts have forced the city to try to figure out how to maintain — and market — the Watts Towers art installation.  |
| Stress of Sliding Plates Builds Near Chile Posted: 07 Feb 2011 03:20 PM PST As scientists have pored over volumes of data, they have concluded that the ground movement during the earthquake did not relieve the stresses as anticipated.  |
| Iran’s Opposition Seeks Rally to Back Egypt and Tunisia Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:56 PM PST Opposition leaders challenged Iran to permit a demonstration, ostensibly in support of the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt.  |
| Distinct Mix Holds On in a Corner of China Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:56 PM PST The Macanese, whose roots are found in many places of the former Portuguese empire, retain their own culture and their own tongue, Patuá.  |
| Fire in Rio Dims Carnaval Performers’ Hopes Posted: 07 Feb 2011 04:59 PM PST A fire destroyed floats and costumes, damaging the hopes of samba schools competing in the Carnaval parade.  |
| Tibetan Lama Faces Scrutiny in India Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:21 PM PST One of Tibetan Buddhism's most revered incarnate lamas is the focus of suspicions fanned by India's media.  |
| Amid Egypt Turmoil, More Clashes in Sinai Posted: 07 Feb 2011 07:56 PM PST Attacks in recent days suggest that provocateurs are trying to take advantage of the political turmoil in Cairo to spread unrest in Sinai.  |
| Russia Expels a British Journalist Posted: 07 Feb 2011 03:55 PM PST No reason was given for the expulsion of Luke Harding, who writes for The Guardian in London and has worked on coverage of the cables obtained by WikiLeaks.  |
| Haiti’s President to Stay Three Months Past Term Posted: 07 Feb 2011 11:03 AM PST President René Préval of Haiti said Monday that he will extend his term until after a March 20 runoff to choose his successor.  |
| Egypt Releases Google Executive, Company Says Posted: 07 Feb 2011 04:18 PM PST Wael Ghonim, a marketing executive and hero of the revolt, had disappeared more than a week ago.  |
| Sudan Leader to Accept Secession of South Posted: 07 Feb 2011 04:40 PM PST President Omar al-Bashir's public acceptance of the vote on Monday sets the stage for the creation of the world's newest country this summer.  |
| Afghan Suicide Bomber Kills 2 and Wounds 5 Posted: 07 Feb 2011 03:10 PM PST A suicide bomber evaded security checks at the Customs office compound, killing an American and an Afghan civilian and wounded five others, including two American soldiers.  |
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