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Officials Investigate What Caused Madrid Plane Crash

As investigators try to reconstruct the last minutes of the MD-82's doomed flight, relatives crushed by grief went to a makeshift morgue to identify loved ones.




Russian Troops Digging Fortifications in Georgia

Russian forces dig trenches and build long-term fortifications in some key areas of Georgia, but rolled columns of tanks north toward home elsewhere.




Russia Cuts All Military Cooperation With NATO

Russia has halted all military cooperation with NATO, the Western alliance said Thursday, in the latest sign of East-West tension over the invasion of Georgia.




Report: Hacker Uncovers Proof Chinese Gymnast Is Underage

Computer expert delves into cached pages on the Internet to unearth Chinese official documents documents showing a gymnast who took gold in the uneven bars competition may indeed be underage.




Beijing Olympics Replica Constructed From 300,000 Legos

As the world watches the Beijing Games, Lego enthusiasts from Hong Kong have unveiled a replica of the Olympics made from more than 300,000 Legos, The Daily mail reported Thursday.




Iran Plans to Put Man in Space Within 10 Years

State television quotes national space agency head as saying country plans to have manned space program soon.




Taliban Claims Responsibility for Pakistan Homicide Blasts

Twin Taliban homicide bombings at Pakistan's largest weapons complex killed at least 59 people Thursday, heightening the turmoil following Pervez Musharraf's ouster as president.




Sumo Wrestler Banned for Life After Tokyo Drug Arrest

Russian wrestler Wakanoho was banned for life by the Japan Sumo Association on Thursday after being arrested earlier this week on suspicion of possessing marijuana.




IOC Blasts Winning Sprinter Bolt for Poor Sportsmanship

IOC president Jacques Rogge criticized Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt on Thursday for showing a lack of respect to other competitors after his record-breaking gold medal performances in the 100 and 200 meters.




U.S. Softball Team Takes Silver After 3-1 Loss to Japan

Losing for the first time since 2000, the U.S. softball team was denied a chance for a fourth straight gold medal, beaten 3-1 by Japan in the sport's last appearance in the Olympics for at least eight years — and maybe for good.




Pakistan's Ruling Coalition Veers Toward Collapse

A key party in Pakistan's ruling coalition threatened Thursday to quit unless judges fired by former President Pervez Musharraf were quickly reinstated — dashing hopes his departure would end the nation's turmoil.




More Than 30 Militants Killed in Afghanistan Fighting

U.S.-led coalition troops battled a group of militants in eastern Afghanistan, killing over 30 insurgents, while three NATO soldiers were killed in a roadside blast, officials said Thursday.




Walsh, May-Treanor Win 2nd Beach Volleyball Gold

Americans Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor won their second consecutive gold medal in beach volleyball, playing through a steady rain Thursday to beat Wang Jie and Tian Jia of China 21-18, 21-18.




Monsoon Rains in India Kill at Least 74

Heavy monsoon rains have lashed northern India, killing at least 74 people and destroying dozens of poorly constructed buildings, police said Thursday.




South African Amputee Makes Olympic History

Natalie du Toit, a world-class swimmer who lost her leg in a motorcycle accident, made Olympic history Wednesday in open-water swimming.




Russia Warns of Military Response to U.S., Poland Deal

Russia says its response to U.S. missile shield development will go beyond diplomacy




France Bans Television Broadcasts for Babies

France's broadcast authority has banned French channels from marketing TV shows to children under 3 years old, to shield them from developmental risks it says television viewing poses at that age.




Five American Protesters Detained in Beijing

Five Americans have been detained in Beijing following a pro-Tibetan protest in which they spelled out “Free Tibet” with blue lights near China’s national stadium, The New York Times is reporting.




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