 msnbc.com | US, N. Korea in first nuclear talks since Kim death msnbc.com Andy Wong / AP US Special Representative for North Korea Affairs Glyn Davies speaks to journalists upon arrival at a hotel in Beijing, China, Feb. 22. The nuclear talks will provide a glimpse into where Pyongyang's opaque government is heading after ... US, North Korean envoys discuss disarmament, food aid in first nuclear talks ... |
 Globe and Mail | Lin Unlikely to Make US Olympic Team New York Times Will the United States Olympic team similarly pass on Lin for this summer's London Games? Lin has scored 38 points in a victory over Kobe Bryant and the Lakers, dished out 14 assists in a victory over the defending NBA champion Dallas Mavericks and hit ... NBA stars, celebs help fans learn English on website Americans need more energy choices Linsanity spreading through Asia |
 CBC.ca | US Disappointed Over Failure Of IAEA-Iran Nuke Talks RTT News (RTTNews) - The United States has expressed dismay at the failure of the recent talks between representatives of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and Iran due to the latter's refusal to permit an IAEA team to inspect a key military ... US Disappointed Over Iran Nuclear Talks Failure US regrets IAEA failure in Iran, reiterates diplomatic importance of negotiations Iran talks failure sparks confrontation fears |
Struggling farmers furious after Iraq stops buying US rice, opts for cheaper ... Washington Post DAYTON, Texas — The talk of the day among Ray Stoesser and other rice farmers is Iraq's decision not to buy US rice, a stinging move that adds to a stressful year punctuated by everything from drought to unusual heat. Stoesser and other farmers know ... |
 AFP | Moroccan waives rights over US Capitol bomb plot AFP ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — The Moroccan immigrant accused of attempting a suicide attack against the US Capitol building waived his rights to preliminary and detention hearings before a court in Virginia. Amine El Khalifi, 29, was arrested Friday in ... Political columnist: Sting tactics staged on home soil bad buzz for US |
 The Express Tribune | US pushed ahead with drone strikes despite Pakistani resistance The Express Tribune Sources say senior US officials telephoned their Pakistani counterparts, said the covert drone program would continue. By Reuters Sources say senior US officials telephoned their Pakistani counterparts, said the covert drone program would continue. US pushed with drone strikes despite Pakistani resistance Talks on ties after parliamentary review, says US |
Genocide Suspect Faces Deportation From the US AllAfrica.com By James Karuhanga, 23 February 2012 Media reports in the United States indicate that another Genocide suspect faces possible deportation if she loses a court case that commenced yesterday. The jury selection of witnesses began Wednesday in the case of ... NH Jury Chosen in Rwanda Genocide Case Rwanda immigrant faces post-genocide fraud charges in US |
US 'doesn't see the need' to pump up IMF Washington Post The United States has already said it won't contribute to an IMF effort to raise $500 billion from its members as a precaution in case problems in the euro zone intensify into a broader global crisis. Brainard, in comments Wednesday, appeared to take ... |
 Straits Times | US attorneys-general pressure Google on privacy Straits Times Attorneys general from across the United States urged Google on Wednesday to put the brakes on plans for a major change to its privacy policy. -- PHOTO: AFP SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Attorneys-general from across the United States urged Google on Wednesday ... US attorneys general pressure Google on privacy Fact Sheet: Plan to Protect Privacy in the Internet Age by Adopting a Consumer ... |
US wants more talks on Japan bid to join free trade group Jerusalem Post By REUTERS 02/23/2012 06:37 WASHINGTON - The United States said on Wednesday it was still considering whether to support Japan's bid to join talks on a trans-Pacific regional free trade agreement, three months after Tokyo announced interest in the ... |
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