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Nokia, Siemens Set Telecom Deal
NEW YORK - European telecommunications makers Nokia Corp. and Siemens AG have agreed to combine their telephone equipment units in a deal valued at roughly $31.6 billion, according to a newspaper report.
Mexico’s Energy Future Hinges on Elections
MEXICO CITY - In the midst of Mexico's biggest oil boom since the 1970s, the nation's top two presidential candidates are debating whether to turn outward and open oil to private investors -- or inward by exporting less crude and giving Mexicans subsidized gasoline.
Social Security: A Plan Both Parties Can Love (and Hate)
NEW YORK - The debate over Social Security reform has taken a backseat – in the nosebleed section - to other issues on the Hill this year. And it's likely to remain there at least until the mid-term elections in November are over.
Apple in Talks to Offer Movies at iTunes
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N. Korean Threat Activates Shield
The Pentagon activated its new U.S. ground-based interceptor missile defense system, and officials announced yesterday that any long-range missile launch by North Korea would be considered a "provocative act."
Episcopal Church Regrets, Won't Repent for Gay Bishop
Episcopalians passed a resolution expressing "regret" for consecrating a homosexual bishop in 2003, but not "repentance" as many of the world's Anglican archbishops have urged.
New Genetic Testing Opens Door to Designer Babies
Doctors in Britain say they have developed a way to screen embryos for 6,000 potential diseases.
High Court Takes California Partial-Birth Abortion Case
The U.S. Supreme Court today agreed to review a second case on the constitutionality of the federal ban on partial-birth abortions.
Pentagon Document Classifies Homosexuality as Mental Disorder
A Pentagon document classifies homosexuality as a mental disorder, decades after mental health experts abandoned that position.
Bountiful to Honor Mormon Battalion
The formation of the Mormon Battalion at the beginning of the Mexican War in 1846 would have probably failed if not for the encouragement of Brigham Young.
Jared Hess Embodies A Victory For The Nice Guy
Mormon Film Director Keeps It Sweet And Goofy, And Hollywood's Noticing
600 Youth to Perform in ‘Dancing Through the Decades’
More than 600 youths and young adults from across the High Desert and beyond will be performing elaborately choreographed dances tonight at Apple Valley High School.
Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi Announces Plan to Withdraw Troops From Iraq
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi announced his plan Tuesday to withdraw troops from Iraq at a ruling party meeting, a party official said, moving to end Japan's largest military mission since World War II.
Prosecution Seeks Death for Saddam
The prosecution demanded the death penalty for former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in its closing arguments yesterday, saying he had shown "no mercy" in the killings of women and children during a crackdown on Shi'ite Muslims in the 1980s.
Louisiana Gov. Blanco Orders National Guard to Patrol New Orleans Upon Mayor's Request
Acting at the mayor's request, Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Blanco said she would send National Guard troops and state police to patrol the streets of New Orleans after a bloody weekend in which six people were killed.
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