Archive for July 2nd, 2009
Ex-wife’s custody bid looms over Jackson memorial (Reuters)
Reuters - Pop star Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe cast a shadow over the unveiling of plans on Friday for the King of Pop's memorial service next week, as a legal battle shapes up over custody of their kids.
Alex Kozinski admonished for raunchy Internet files – Los Angeles Times
Alex Kozinski admonished for raunchy Internet files Los Angeles Times A panel of federal judges admonished Alex Kozinski, chief judge of the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, on Thursday for being "judicially imprudent" and "exhibiting poor judgment" by placing sexually explicit photos and videos on an ... California judge rebuked for porn on his Web site Judge Kozinski admonished for explicit items on Web site Peers admonish federal judge over Web sex files |
Faulkner slams NKorea missile tests – ABC Online
 MiamiHerald.com | Faulkner slams NKorea missile tests ABC Online The Federal Government has warned North Korea its latest missile tests are further isolating the state from the international community. North Korea has launched several short-range missiles into the Sea of Japan. Defence Minister John Faulkner has ... S Korea: North being monitored for signs of more missile firing ... North Korea 'test fires missiles' Report: North Korea test fires four missiles |
Honduran interim government says open to early election – Xinhua
 FOXNews | Honduran interim government says open to early election Xinhua TEGUCIGALPA\PANAMA CITY, July 2 (Xinhua) -- The Honduran interim government Thursday said it was open to an early election to resolve the country's political crisis, while ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya insisted he had no fear of returning ... Preventing a Honduran Bloodbath Envoy to take demand to Honduras Zelaya Seeks Support Abroad as OAS Backs His Return to Honduras |
US casualties in Afghan offensive – Aljazeera.net
 Los Angeles Times | US casualties in Afghan offensive Aljazeera.net The first casualties have been reported as a US-led assault on Taliban strongholds in southern Afghanistan enters its second day. A US marine was killed and several others injured during sporadic battles in Helmand province during the first 24 hours of ... GI apparently seized in Afghanistan Marines suffer casualties in new Afghan campaign US Faces Resentment in Afghan Region |
UN Chief Arrives in Burma – Voice of America
 BBC News | UN Chief Arrives in Burma Voice of America By VOA News United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Burma to press the ruling military government to release its political prisoners. Mr. Ban arrived in the main city of Rangoon Friday, and was scheduled to fly to the remote administrative ... Suu Kyi trial delayed again Trial of Myanmar's Suu Kyi adjourned for a week UN chief to lobby Myanmar for Suu Kyi's release |
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