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Monthly Archives: March, 2009

Kenya police to question six over activist slayings

NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenyan police say they will question six people over the killing of two activists who were investigating extra-judicial killings.

Four rapists lashed by Somali Islamic court

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Four youths were publicly whipped in the Somali capital on Monday after an Islamic court found them guilty of gang rape in a demonstration of the government's inability to administer justice in the chaotic, war-ravaged nation.

Police: Gunmen spray crowded nightclub with bullets, killing four

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaican police say four people were killed and four others injured when gunmen showered the dance floor of a crowded Montego Bay nightclub with bullets.

Bill Clinton, U.N. chief seek aid for Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Bill Clinton and U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon are trying to refocus international attention on Haiti with a visit Monday they hope will lure more aid to keep the impoverished country from sliding back into chaos.

Zimbabwe premier: Car crash was an accident

HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's prime minister said Monday that a car crash that killed his wife was an accident and that there was "no foul play" in the collision, despite at least three previous assassination attempts against him.

Ill. seeks stimulus funds for high-speed rail

Illinois leaders want stimulus money to develop high-speed train travel between Chicago and St. Louis.

Rihanna's Barbadian father waiting for her to call

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados — Rihanna's father is reportedly waiting for her to tell him about the alleged attack by R&B singer Chris Brown.

Knife-wielding man surrenders to Chicago police

On Sunday, a 43 year-old man armed with a knife was transferred to Chicago’s Swedish Covenant Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation after he barricaded himself inside his West Side apartment.

Chris Brown charged with 2 felonies (warrant attached)

LOS ANGELES Chris Brown has been charged with two felonies stemming from what a police detective describes as a brutal argument between the singer and his girlfriend, Rihanna.

Jobless rate bolts to 8.1 pct., 651,000 jobs lost

WASHINGTON – The U.S. unemployment rate bolted to 8.1 percent in February, the highest since late 1983, as cost-cutting employers slashed 651,000 jobs amid a deepening recession.

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