| BREAKING NEWS - CATEGORY 8 (continued
from CATEGORY 8):
Aug. 15, 2006:
Suicide bomb at Iraq party HQ kills 9, injures 36
Aug. 14, 2006:
There is no evidence that Iran is interfering in Iraq or sending operatives to the country : U.S. Army Maj.
Aug. 14, 2006:
Iran must stop backing armed groups in Lebanon and Iraq : Bush
Aug. 14, 2006:
A flash flood has killed 125 people in remote southern Ethiopia
Aug. 13, 2006:
Israel targets Beirut's southern suburbs
Aug. 13, 2006:
Heathrow travel woes prolonged after terror scare
Aug. 11, 2006:
Najaf suicide bomb toll rises
Aug. 9, 2006:
Israel votes to push deeper into Lebanon
Aug. 8, 2006:
Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills 13
Aug. 7, 2006:
Captured Hezbollah militant was trained in Iran after arriving aboard a Syrian aircraft
Aug. 7, 2006:
Israel recalled its ambassador to Venezuela on Aug. 7, citing Venezuelan President
Aug. 7, 2006:
Hezbollah agreed to the deployment of 15,000 Lebanese Army troops in southern Lebanon
Aug. 7, 2006:
Hezbollah drone shot down by Israeli forces Aug. 7 was carrying weapons
Aug. 6, 2006:
Tropical Storm Prapiroon has killed 57 in south China as of Sunday with 16 people still missing
Aug. 6, 2006:
Typhoon Saomai, a category 3 storm, is expected to make landfall in Japan at 6 p.m. local time Aug. 9
Aug. 2, 2006:
Israel's military Wednesday released video - Hezbollah headquarters in a raided hospital
Aug. 2, 2006:
The New York Times received a second envelope filled with a suspicious white powder and a Sept. 11 image stamp
Aug. 2, 2006:
Flooding in North Korea has killed 4,000 people, but the death toll could reach 10,000
Jul. 30, 2006:
U.S.-led coalition forces and Afghan police killed 20 suspected Taliban in the latest fighting to hit southern Afghanistan
Jul. 30, 2006:
Israel kills 56 in Lebanon most of them children by 'mistake!'
Jul. 30, 2006:
California appeared to break out of the heat wave after a nearly two-week heat wave blamed for as many as 141 deaths
Jul. 30, 2006:
Afghan troops and police have killed 18 Taliban insurgents, most of them in the southern Afghan province of Helmand
Jul. 30, 2006:
United Nations Security Council meeting at 11 AM EST on Israel-Lebanon crisis
Jul. 30, 2006:
Lebanon tells Rice she is not welcome there
Jul. 9, 2006:
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il reportedly has vowed to retaliate for any aggression against his country
Jul. 9, 2006:
Violence by Shiv Sena party in India spread to other cities in Maharashtra
Jul. 9, 2006:
Two car bombs exploded July 9 near a Shiite mosque in the Qasra neighborhood of Baghdad
Jul. 9, 2006:
U.S. and anti-Israel demonstartions in Turkey
Jul. 9, 2006:
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called on Islamic countries to mobilize against Israel.
Jul. 9, 2006:
Police in Bangladesh arrested nine suspected militants
Jul. 9, 2006:
Gunmen massacred dozens of people in a Sunni district of Baghdad
Jul. 8, 2006:
U.S. guided missile destroyer docked in Japan on Saturday amid tensions over North Korea's missile tests
Jul. 8, 2006:
Former President Bill Clinton praised President Bush on Saturday for supporting immigration reforms
Jul. 8, 2006:
Woman in a boat carrying illegal cubans to US dies as the boat rams into Coast Guard vessel in rough seas
Jul. 8, 2006:
A U.S. envoy offered to meet bilaterally with the North korea
Jul. 8, 2006:
Palestinian witnesses said Israeli tanks moved into an abandoned Israeli settlement in northern Gaza
Jul. 8, 2006:
More Guantanamo Bay prisoners were planning suicide
Jul. 7, 2006:
North Korea threatened Japan on Friday for imposing sanctions after it test-fired missiles this week
Jul. 7, 2006:
Insurgents in Iraq struck three Sunni mosques and a Shiite holy place
Jul. 7, 2006:
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell taken ill at Clinton dinner
Jul. 7, 2006:
President Bush said Friday he is determined to rally world support in confronting North Korea over its missile tests
Jul. 5, 2006:
US Lawmakers subpoena soldier who accuses Pentagon of penalizing him for reporting abuses at Abu Ghraib prison
Jul. 5, 2006:
Iraq's prime minister calls for justice against criminal behavior of US foces
Jul. 5, 2006:
U.S. population speeds toward 300 million
Jul. 5, 2006:
China and Russia resisted an attempt by the U.S., Japan, and Britain to impose sanctions against North Korea
Jul. 3, 2006:
Spanish Mediterranean port of Valencia witnesses subway train accident killing 34
Jul. 3, 2006:
Western powers gives Iran till July 12 to stop playing nuke games
Jul. 2, 2006:
A car plowed into a crowd Sunday at a speedboat race on the Ohio River
Jul. 2, 2006:
Israeli warplanes hit a building in Gaza City early Monday
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