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Top US court junks case pleading Obama ineligible to be President

Wednesday 10 December '08

The Supreme Court turned down an emergency appeal from a New Jersey man who claimed President-elect Barack Obama was not a natural-born citizen, and therefore was ineligible to become president.
Drug war in Mexico has killed over 5,000 this year

Wednesday 10 December '08

In a chilling assessment of Mexico's drug war, the country’s top prosecutor said on Monday that more than 5,000 people had been killed in drug violence so far this year, more than double the toll for the same period in 2007.
Obama: economy will get worse before it gets better

Tuesday 9 December '08

President-elect Barack Obama warned on Sunday that “things are going to get worse before they get better” with the economy, and he pressed the Bush administration to act more urgently to help homeowners struggling with mortgage payments.
Lashkar builds web of Western recruits

Tuesday 9 December '08

The Pakistani extremist group suspected in the Mumbai rampage remains a distant shadow for most Americans. But the threat is much nearer than it seems.
Centrists in the job of ‘wild-eyed radicals’

Wednesday 26 November '08

The economic team that Barack Obama unveiled, led by Lawrence Summers, Timothy F Geithner and Christina D Romer, comprises widely respected, centrist economists who until recently advocated cautious, sensible-shoe policies to do such things as boost savings, reduce deficits and allow markets maximum feasible rein.
Chinese officials revise quake toll, again and again

Saturday 22 November '08

Jiang Xujun felt the stab of his daughter’s death all over again Friday when Chinese officials acknowledged for the first time that 19,000 students perished in May’s deadly earthquake.
Judge orders release of 5 Guantanamo prisoners

Saturday 22 November '08

A federal judge ruled here for the first time on Thursday that the Bush administration had no basis for holding several of its long-term prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and he ordered that five of the Algerian natives go free.
World grapples with piracy at sea

Friday 21 November '08

The Saudis chose to negotiate. The Indian Navy opened fire. The US Navy said shipping companies should do more to protect their vessels, and the ship owners said governments should guard the high seas.
Obama mourns grandmother

Wednesday 5 November '08

Madelyn Dunham, who helped raise Obama, was ‘the cornerstone of our family and a woman of extraordinary accomplishment, strength and humility,’ he says. She was 86.
Four big questions of the US presidential polls

Monday 3 November '08

People have watched Obama act presidential, and he has worked to make them comfortable with the idea of a black man being their leader.
Draws eyepopping crowds, has JFK-esque charisma, but can be a... BORE

Wednesday 29 October '08

For the last year and a half I’ve covered the presidential race, focusing first on Hillary Clinton, then moving over to Obama.
The flat-top universe

Wednesday 29 October '08

In recent years, the notion that the world, if not flat, is rapidly flattening as a result of the forces of globalisation has gained currency to the point of becoming a platitude.
Right or Wrong, you Decide

Friday 24 October '08

The beauty or scandal of Sarah Palin’s new look appears to be in the eyes of the beholder.
Mccain gets more media flak than obama

Friday 24 October '08

Media coverage of the presidential race has not always been glowing for Barack Obama but it has clearly been negative for John McCain, according to a survey of newspapers...
Orangutan’s biggest enemy no longer poachers, it’s the palm oil industry

Tuesday 21 October '08

Palm oil plantations are encroaching on rain forest reserves on the Indonesian island of Borneo, where the endangered primates live.
Taliban execute 2 dozen passengers in Kandahar

Tuesday 21 October '08

Taliban militants seized a bus in volatile southern Afghanistan and executed at least two dozen passengers, beheading some of them, officials said on Sunday.
Daring writer fights Italian mob with words

Tuesday 21 October '08

Roberto Saviano’s Gomorrah, a book about mob life glamour, has invited death threats, smears and even lawsuits
Hockey mom booed at hockey game

Tuesday 14 October '08

The world’s most famous “hockey mom” was loudly booed by fans before her children Willow and Piper..
Pentagon divided over McCain

Tuesday 14 October '08

For decades, the nation's military officer corps has identified steadfastly with the priorities and values...
War of the worlds

Saturday 11 October '08

As if there were not enough real enemies to fight, the United States has been at war with itself in recent years.
US tapped personal calls from Americans overseas

Saturday 11 October '08

US intelligence analysts eavesdropped on personal calls between Americans overseas and their families...
Court refuses to halt Palin ethics probe

Saturday 11 October '08

The state Supreme Court refused to halt an ethics investigation into Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, the Republican vice-presidential nominee.
Hole in law lets Obama suck in big funds in small doses

Friday 10 October '08

Barack Obama’s money machine is fueled by the likes of Martha Murphy, a granny who has donated 104 times for a total of $2,475.34.
Popcorn and politics

Friday 10 October '08

Here’s your Stetson, what’s your hurry? Americans can’t wait to see the back of George W. Bush. Will they feel the same...
Under the Arclights, A Matter of Faith

Wednesday 8 October '08

Hollywood and organised religion seem to be in a perpetual game of whack-a-mole. Just when the ire generated by one...
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