Windsor Hotel Toya Resort and Spa 5:13 P.M. (Local) PRIME MINISTER FUKUDA: (As translated.) We had a very substantive meeting with President Bush for about an hour. In the meeting, we first shared the view that peace and stability in
ULAN BATOR, July 6 (RIA Novosti) - Mongolian authorities have lifted emergency rule declared earlier this week after riots hit the capital over alleged election fraud, local media reported on Sunday. Five people died and more than 300 were injured
TEHRAN, July 6 (RIA Novosti) - Iran and the European Union have agreed on a timetable for negotiations on the Islamic Republic's controversial nuclear program, the Iranian news agency IRNA reported Sunday, referring to a well-informed source. The agreement on
TEL AVIV, July 6 (RIA Novosti) - Israel has reopened its border crossings with the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip after closing them again as a result of Palestinian rocket fire, an Israeli army spokesman said on Sunday. Peter Lerner said the
Two years ago, Lt. Col. Jay Kopelman wrote "From Baghdad With Love," the story of how he fell in love with a puppy while serving with the Marines in Iraq. The dog had somehow gotten himself trapped in a 55-gallon
George F. Will, the conservative columnist and pundit, seems too young and young- looking to be anyone's "elder statesman." He is 67, his hair still boyishly parted, his face hardly lined, his wire-rimmed persona that of a graduate student whose
Stiff, bland and at times unintentionally laughable, "The Children of Huang Shi" is a perfect example of what happens when badly cast actors meet a spiritless script.
The finest parody emerges from a deep and abiding love for the original material. That's what Joanne Bogart and Eric Rockwell have crafted in "The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)" which opens this week at the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre.
CAR sales slumped by 11.9 per cent last month as motorists, already affected by soaring fuel bills and the credit crunch, cut their spending, new figures revealed yesterday.
North suburban police are on a manhunt Saturday night. They're looking for a person of interest, in the killing of a woman, who died after looking for help at a north suburban hotel.
BORIS Johnson, the London Mayor, said his confidence in Ray Lewis had been "shaken" after he was "misled" by his former deputy, who resigned last night.
