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WASHINGTON, D.C.- XM Satellite Radio officially launched the first U.S. digital satellite radio service – “Radio to the Power of X” – featuring 100...
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WASHINGTON, D.C.- XM Satellite Radio officially launched the first U.S. digital satellite radio service – “Radio to the Power of X” – featuring 100...
MEXICO CITY – Mexican officials say President Vicente Fox will travel to the United States in coming days to reaffirm his support for the...
NEW YORK – The 2002 Edition of The Guinness World Records Book is filled with hundreds of new records, including amazing new examples of...
ROME (afp) – Afghanistan’s former king, Mohammed Zahir Shah, and the country’s opposition Northern Alliance say they have agreed on a program aimed at...
TOKYO – The September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States continue to have a negative effect on the world economy. Japan reported Monday...
NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is urging the United Nations to end terrorism, telling the General Assembly it must act...
(RFE/RL) — (28 September 2001) – The focus of commentary in the Western press today continues to center on Afghanistan, widely expected to be...
NEW YORK – A published report says President Bush has approved what is described as a “covert effort” to help unify the fractured opposition...
VILNIUS (dpa) – Lithuania’s most obvious symbol of hard-fought independence, its national flag, is the focal point of a discussion on whether Lithuanians should...
GAZA (dpa) – One year after the start of the latest Palestinian uprising the population in Gaza is feeling the economic fallout. It has...
ANTANANARIVO (dpa) – There are plenty of myths about Madagascar – about baobabs and monkey-bread trees, lemurs and chameleons. The island off the southeast...
OTTAWA (ap) — Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien criticized a museum Wednesday for postponing an exhibit of Arab-Canadian artists because of the Sept. 11...