Sudan: 200 died in Darfur rebel raid near Khartoum
                   
iht.com     May 14, 2008            

More that 200 people were killed in fighting around Sudan's capital over the weekend, the defense minister announced Tuesday in the first official comment on casualties during the assault by Darfur rebels. Sudanese were shocked by the rebel assault on the outskirts of Khartoum, hundreds of miles... [read full story]                    


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7 more felonies against U.P. man accused in killings

freep.com     11 mins ago   5 related          

ASSOCIATED PRESS • September 5, 2008 MARINETTE, Wis.-- A Michigan man accused in a shooting rampage that killed three teenage swimmers at a river on the Wisconsin-Michigan border has been charged with seven more felonies....                    

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Pentagon recommends holding US troops levels in Iraq steady until February

csmonitor.com     14 mins ago   73 related          

Proposed February troop reduction would coincide with increase in troops sent to Afghanistan. By The Pentagon is recommending that the United States retain its current troop levels in Iraq until next February, when the...                    

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Spanish police arrest suspected drug trafficker

nwsource.com     15 mins ago   1 related          

Spanish police have arrested a suspected Colombian drug trafficker listed among the most wanted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the police force said in a statement Friday. By HAROLD HECKLE Associated Press...                    

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6 ex-Soviet neighbors back Russia over Georgia

usatoday.com     33 mins ago   515 related          

MOSCOW (AP) — Russia scored an important diplomatic victory Friday when it secured support from six other former Soviet nations for its war in Georgia. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said that he and other leaders of...                    

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