مشاهدة النسخة كاملة : أرشيف المدونات وأخبار اللغة الإنجليزية
- U.S. detention of key Shiite raises ire (AP)
- Security scanner can see through clothes (AP)
- Girl Scouts cut trans fats from cookies (AP)
- Fla. judge mocked over Anna Nicole case (AP)
- Rats run wild in KFC-Taco Bell in N.Y. (AP)
- U.S., S.Korea set 2012 for military command changes (Reuters)
- To let Iran go nuclear would be mistake: Cheney (Reuters)
- Train derails in Britain, several hurt: witnesses (AFP)
- Cheney, Australia's Howard to discuss Iraq, Afghanistan (AFP)
- Racy Internet photos linked to 'Idol' (AP)
- Skype Asks FCC to Force Open Mobile Networks (PC World)
- Millicom Finds Gold In Poor Places (Investor's Business Daily)
- Gates vows action on Walter Reed worries (AP)
- U.N. nuclear watchdog head to visit North Korea (Reuters)
- Wife sentenced for killing husband (AP)
- Wendy's to shut original restaurant (AP)
- Cheney warns on Iran's nuclear ambition (Reuters)
- Text messages land teacher in hot water (AP)
- Early Bird Consumers Lean On Software, Net To File Taxes (TechWeb)
- Colo. grandma not guilty in tot slaying (AP)
- YouTube fans prefer home-made video: HitWise (AFP)
- U.S. Army refiles charges against war objector (Reuters)
- Kobe's 38 help Lakers end slide at 6 (AP)
- Botched assassination caught on camera (AP)
- J.Lo and Bon Jovi to appear on 'Idol' (AP)
- Americans underestimate Iraqi death toll (AP)
- Vietnam vet to receive Medal of Honor (AP)
- Philly teacher assaulted over iPod (AP)
- Confiscated airline carry-on items become big sellers on eBay (AFP)
- Cheney: 'All options' available for Iran (AP)
- Mo. group donates nets to fight malaria (AP)
- Two Iraqi children killed in Baghdad clash: U.S. (Reuters)
- Music and Video Players Add Wi-Fi Access (PC World)
- Oscar-show director gets seat in a truck (AP)
- Video review helps Knicks defeat Bucks (AP)
- Three die in fresh Gaza violence (AFP)
- Report: FCC to fine Univision $24M (AP)
- Investigators probe U.K. train wreckage (AP)
- Israel denies report it is planning an Iran attack (Reuters)
- Prodi keeps job as prime minister, but must face confidence vote (AFP)
- Italy president asks Prodi to stay PM (Reuters)
- Iraqis protest arrest of Shi'ite leader's son (Reuters)
- Iraqi PM says some 400 militants killed in crackdown (Reuters)
- Lieberman says no plans to join Republicans (Reuters)
- U.S. court upholds same-*** teaching to children (Reuters)
- Bush spotlights rising health care costs (AP)
- Former U.N. envoy supports Iraq pullout (AP)
- Palestinians under Arab pressure to meet demands (Reuters)
- Beyonce, Taylor, Newman to rock Oscars (AP)
- U.S. schools weigh extending their hours (AP)
- Shifting housing market snubs bad credit (AP)
- Wide-open races may boost Oscars ratings (AP)
- Colorado whiteout causes 35-car pileup (AP)
- Vatican's soccer tourney kicks off (AP)
- Hi-tech entrepreneurs mull build or sell (AP)
- Europe seeks to tighten some online laws (AP)
- Iran brushes off Cheney threat (AFP)
- N.J. town to set barking dog time limit (AP)
- Drugs help smokers quit, even if not first time (Reuters)
- Palestinian unity rule 'first step' towards ending sanctions: Chirac (AFP)
- Governors courted for 2008 endorsements (AP)
- No change on sanctions after Abbas trip (AP)
- Man seeks forgiveness for 1984 rape (AP)
- Va. lawmakers pass slavery apology (AP)
- Iran ready for anything in nuclear dispute (Reuters)
- France backs Palestinian unity cabinet (Reuters)
- HUSBAND SHARES MOM'S SECRETS WITH WIFE WHO HEARS THEM ALL (Dear Abby)
- Blast may hint at growing Sunni conflict (AP)
- Virginia apologizes for role in slavery (AP)
- U.S. schools weigh extending hours, year (AP)
- 7 deaths blamed on winter storm in Wis. (AP)
- No change on sanctions after Abbas trip (AP)
- Indonesia drops balls into volcano (AP)
- `Sunshine' sparkles at Spirit Awards (AP)
- Wide-open races may boost Oscars ratings (AP)
- Broncos running back Damien Nash dies (AP)
- Cheney plane fine after minor problem (Reuters)
- U.S. developing contingency plan to bomb Iran: report (Reuters)
- Edwards plays up differences with Clinton (Reuters)
- Europe's space probe swings by Mars (Reuters)
- Jaguar kills zookeeper in Denver (Reuters)
- Tornado damages Arkansas town (Reuters)
- Cheney wraps up Japan, Australia visit (AFP)
- HUSBAND SHARES MOM'S SECRETS WITH WIFE WHO HEARS THEM ALL (Dear Abby)
- Blast may hint at growing Sunni conflict (AP)
- Virginia apologizes for role in slavery (AP)
- U.S. schools weigh extending hours, year (AP)
- 7 deaths blamed on winter storm in Wis. (AP)
- No change on sanctions after Abbas trip (AP)
- Indonesia drops balls into volcano (AP)
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