Times Online | Clinton's high stakes N Korea dash Aljazeera.net Bill Clinton's dramatic 24-hour dash to Pyongyang has secured the release of two detained US reporters, but could also yield further diplomatic benefits to strained relations between the US and North Korea. That, say analysts, is at least ... Clinton, Journalists Return To US After Pardon US-POLITICS Summary Japan welcomes release of US journalists: spokesman |
guardian.co.uk | Bill Clinton on N Korea mission BBC News Former US President Bill Clinton has arrived in North Korea on a surprise visit, apparently to discuss the fate of two jailed US reporters. He is the highest-profile American to visit since his own secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, went there in ... Bill Clinton in N.Korea mission to free reporters Bill Clinton visits North Korea in bid to free journalists Bill Clinton in N. Korea for journalists |
Washington Post | Gates tells of death threats Philadelphia Inquirer CHILMARK, Mass. - Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. yesterday joked about his arrest in Cambridge, but also described receiving death threats. In his first public appearance since sharing a beer at the White House on Thursday with President Obama ... Cambridge interfaith group talks race Whites, blacks view Gates case differently Obama should apologize |
New York Times | The Scary, Honest Truth About Race Washington Post President Obama, in his Cairo speech, spoke about religion and how one of the difficulties in resolving issues in the Middle East was that people would say one thing in public and then say what they re » |
ABC News | A very private 'teachable moment' Boston Globe They weren't kidding about lowering expectations for the "beer summit" -- especi » |
Globe and Mail | Swine flu striking pregnant women hard-CDC study Reuters CHICAGO, July 29 (Reuters) - Pregnant women infected with the new H1N1 swine flu have a much higher risk of severe illness and death and should receive prompt treatment with antiviral drugs, US government researchers said on ... Pregnancy Raises Swine Flu Death Risk Study: Pregnant Women Hospitalized More Often For Swine Flu CDC: Pregnant Women With Flu Symptoms Should Receive Anti-Viral Drugs |
