CBC.ca | Al Qaeda killings show growing competence of Iraqi Army Christian Science Monitor Iraqi Army is being credited for finding and killing two top figures with Al Qaeda in Iraq, including leader Abu Ayyub al-Masri. In this June 15, 2006, file photo, a US soldier at a press conference in Baghdad stands by a photograph that purports to ... Top two Al Qaeda in Iraq leaders are dead, officials say Vice President Biden C » |
The Hindu | Airlines carry out test flights in Europe's ash-filled skies Los Angeles Times Air France, KLM and Lufthansa send out jets carrying only crew members in an attempt to show that flying conditions are safe despite the volcanic ash. The flights landed without incident, they said. Lufthansa airplanes stand on the tarmac at the ... Ministers mull volcano ash cloud flight chaos measures Factbox: European airports and airspace closed by ash cloud Volcanic ash Q&A |
Globe and Mail | Mourners pay respects to Polish leader, Obama unable to attend Washington Post WARSAW -- Thousands of mourners crowded into Warsaw's main square Saturday for the first of two days of funeral services honoring the late President Lech Kaczynski, an unyielding Polish nationalist who perished one week ago along with 95 ... Poland holds public memorial for crash victims Ash stops Charles, Miliband attending Kaczynski funeral Poland united in grief |
National Geographic | Passengers stranded across Europe as volcano blows ABC Online A huge plume of drifting ash from a volcanic eruption in Iceland has disrupted air traffic across much of northern and western Europe, stranding tens of thousands of air passengers. The entire airspace in the UK, ... Icelandic Ash Cloud Spreads; European Air Travel Snarled US carriers cancel flights to Europe due to ash Ash cloud brings further problems |
Reuters | Poll: Most Tea Party Supporters Say Their Taxes Are Fair CBS News CBS News Poll analysis by the CBS News Polling Unit: Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus and Anthony Salvanto. As Tea Partiers gather for today's r » |
BBC News (blog) | Lofty goals set out at nuclear summit Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Leaders of 47 nations set themselves some lofty goals for keeping nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists. The hard part will be fulfilling them. * The document c » |
