- Mickelson leads Woods by two in China
- Mickelson leads Woods by two in China PGA
- GM in talks to bring Chinese cars to India: report
- Iran refuses to send enriched uranium abroad: MP
- Twenty-five troops hurt as Afghan search continues
- African Union imposes sanctions on Guinea junta
- Wallabies look to rediscover spring in slam opener
- 10 percent jobless rate adds to pressure on Obama
- Obama to push lawmakers as health care vote looms
- Bluebeat to battle EMI over Beatles songs
- Honduras crisis deepens after collapse of deal
- Cecil earns first Breeders' Cup win with Midday
- US grieves after Muslim doctor kills 13 on army base
- Opel chief quits after GM decides to keep European unit
- Obesity causes 100,000 US cancers every year: study
- Pioneering Swiss solar-powered plane rolled out
- Ancelotti won't rush for Chelsea chequebook
- Federer faces school friend Chiudinelli in Basel tennis
- Weary Djokovic desperate for tennis season finish
- 40,000 affected as storm batters Nicaragua
- US jobless rate hits 10.2%; Obama eyes new steps
- US jobless rate hit 10.2 percent; Obama eyes new steps
- 25 wounded in search for US troops missing in Afghanistan
- Search continues for missing US troops in Afghanistan
- Clashes as NATO seeks soldiers missing in Afghanistan
- Two NATO soldiers missing in Afghanistan
- NATO soldiers missing in Afghanistan 'drowned'
- US jobless rate rises to 10.2%
- Climate talks set to hand major problems to Copenhagen
- Gold price hits record after 'Sri Lanka purchase'
- Gold price tops $1,100 for first time
- McCullum's hundred props N.Zealand to 303-8 in ODI
- US jobless rate hits 10.2% as 190,000 jobs lost
- US reels after Muslim doctor kills 13 on army base
- Gunman alive after killing 13 at Texas army base
- Climate talks enter final day amid row
- Newborns cry, coo in their own language: study
- China hits back at US tariffs, trade spat escalates
- CAS lifts Chelsea transfer ban pending ruling
- Zimbabwe faces new deadline for reforms
- Woods storms to shared PGA lead in China
- Britney Spears in Australian lip synch furore
- Zelaya calls for more protests after crisis deal collapses
- Zelaya says Honduras crisis deal has failed
- US slaps import penalties on Chinese tubular goods
- 12 dead, 31 hurt in Texas military base rampage
- 14 charged in Wall St insider trading probe
- Judge orders US music website to drop Beatles songs
- Japan PM says no US base deal before Obama visit
- Angry words as timetable for climate deal slips
Phil Mickelson birdied the last for a two stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions on Saturday, setting up a dream finale to the World Golf Championship event.
Iran refuses to send enriched uranium abroad: MPIran is refusing to send its low-enriched uranium abroad for further processing, the influential head of parliament's national security and foreign policy committee was quoted as saying on Saturday.
Twenty-five troops hurt as Afghan search continuesA search for two US soldiers missing in northwest Afghanistan continued after 25 soldiers were wounded in what one Western official said may have been a friendly-fire incident during the hunt.
African Union imposes sanctions on Guinea juntaThe African Union has implemented sanctions on Guinea's military rulers, AU Peace and Security Commissioner Ramtane Lamamra said Saturday.
Wallabies look to rediscover spring in slam openerAustralia coach Robbie Deans will be under particular pressure to deliver a victory when the Wallabies face an injury-hit England at Twickenham on Saturday in the first leg of their grand slam tour.
10 percent jobless rate adds to pressure on ObamaThe jump in US unemployment above 10 percent for the first time since 1983 will pressure President Barack Obama to find additional stimulus to keep a fragile economic recovery on track, analysts say.
Obama to push lawmakers as health care vote loomsPresident Barack Obama, his top domestic priority in the balance, was to make a rare in-person plea Saturday for wary lawmakers to cast an historic vote for legislation to remake US health care.
Bluebeat to battle EMI over Beatles songsUS online music service Bluebeat said it plans to fight British recording label EMI over rights to stream and sell versions of Beatles songs.
Honduras crisis deepens after collapse of dealHonduras sunk into further disarray after President Manuel Zelaya, ousted in a military-backed coup, said a US-brokered deal to end the nation's four-month crisis had collapsed.
Regional
China not courting Africa only for energy: WenChinese Premier Wen Jiabao denied that Beijing was developing ties in Africa purely to satisfy its need for energy, as he headed for talks with the continent's leaders, according to state media.
ASEAN urges 'maximum restraint' in Thai-Cambodia rowThe head of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations urged Thailand and Cambodia to show "maximum restraint" amid tensions over Phnom Penh's job offer to a fugitive former Thai premier.
Afghanistan rejects UN, foreign criticism of KarzaiAfghanistan rejected criticism of President Hamid Karzai by foreign leaders and the senior UN official in the country, accusing them of disrespecting the country's sovereignty.
Taliban attack kills 3 Pakistani soldiers: officialsTaliban militants killed three Pakistani soldiers in an assault on a check post in the northwest as the military pressed its ground and air offensive, according to officials.
'US supports Dalai Lama visit to Indian state'The United States has given its backing to a visit by the Dalai Lama to a remote Buddhist region in India that is claimed by China, according to reports.
Sci-Tech
Bluebeat to battle EMI over Beatles songsUS online music service Bluebeat said it plans to fight British recording label EMI over rights to stream and sell versions of Beatles songs.
Microsoft websites top spots in September: comScoreIndustry tracker comScore on Friday released a study showing that Internet users in September spent more time at Microsoft websites that at any other online properties.
Norway court snubs call to block The Pirate BayA court in Norway on Friday rejected calls from the entertainment industry to force communications giant Telenor to block its customers from accessing popular file sharing website The Pirate Bay.
Experts agree on proposed global privacy standardsExperts from 50 nations meeting in Madrid have reached a draft agreement on international standards for the protection of privacy and personal data, participants said Friday.
Pioneering Swiss solar-powered plane rolled outSolar Impulse, the Swiss bid to make the first solar-powered flight around the world, rolled out its prototype on Friday at an airbase near Zurich and powered up the engines.
Weird News
British butcher takes biro to meet the queenA butcher who received a medal from Queen Elizabeth II kept his trusty pen tucked behind his ear throughout the ceremony, newspapers reported Saturday.
Obama hints he'll be around a whileA year and a day since President Barack Obama was elected he hinted Thursday he planned on being around a while, spending eight years to push his ambitious reform agenda.
Louvre's Mona Lisa smiles on AppleParis's Louvre museum on Thursday launched an application giving Apple iPhone and iPod touch users access to its collections.
Shoe thrown at former Australian PM in Cambridge debateAn angry man threw a boot at former Australian prime minister John Howard during a debate at Britain's Cambridge University, the quick-thinking student who caught the shoe said Thursday.
Chinese ambassador to London 'loves TV's X Factor'China's ambassador to London revealed Thursday she is a fan of hit TV talent show "The X Factor" -- even though some of her embassy colleagues have complained about living near the show's contestants.
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Mickelson leads Woods by two in ChinaPhil Mickelson birdied the last for a two stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions on Saturday, setting up a dream finale to the World Golf Championship event.
Muir reeling after Springboks defeatSouth Africa assistant coach Dick Muir admitted he had never seen such a poor performance from a Springbok front five as the world champions went down to a shock defeat to Leicester.
Mickelson leads Woods by two in China PGAPhil Mickelson birdied the last hole on Saturday to take a two-stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions, setting up an enticing finale in the World Golf Championship event.
HSBC slashes prize money of Women's ChampionsGlobal banking giant HSBC said it was renewing its sponsorship of the Women's Champions tournament for the next three years, but prize money would be slashed.
Celebrity Gossip
John Cusack's world-ending spreeJohn Cusack would run up a mammoth credit card bill if he thought the world was about to end.
Kate Hudson's surgery vowKate Hudson doesn't understand why actresses are scrutinised for having Botox injections because she thinks it is a great alternative to cosmetic surgery.
Megan Fox's appearance ignorance'Transformers' actress Megan Fox - who regularly appears in polls to find Hollywood's sexiest stars - insists she doesn't notice people finding her attractive.
Pamela Anderson's permanent trailerFormer 'Baywatch' actress Pamela Anderson's children love living in her trailer so much that they don't want to move back to their Malibu mansion when refurbishment work is completed.
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