July 25, 2008

• Obama urges Iran to accept EU nuke proposal2

• More woes for British PM after nationalists snatch Scottish seat from Labour0

• Pope and Iraqi premier discuss plight of refugees and Christians in Iraq0

• First ships crawl down Mississippi following oil spill0

• Chinese newspaper site censored after publishing '89 Tiananmen protest photo1

• Olympic ticket sale in Beijing starts stampede1

• 2 NATO soldiers killed, 9 wounded in southern Afghanistan0

• 2 people killed in synchronized bomb explosions in India's high-tech hub0

• Reid compares polygamy to 'organized crime'71

• Berliners captivated by Obama visit, speech83

• Study says notion that boys are better at math no longer adds up10

• No charge for 'good faith' torture, memo says3

• McCain woos Ohio voters over bratwurst14

• Teenagers run off to join the circus — for summer0

• Ballistic-missile launch crew fell asleep0

• BYU, Pope Foundation help Tanzania villages1

• U.S. fentanyl deaths top 1,000 over 2 years0

• Hate crimes soar in Los Angeles County0

• Arizona may seek court order to get evidence from YFZ Ranch5

• Suicide bomber kills 8 north of Baghdad0

• Iraq banned from Olympics2

• Ukraine leader blames ex-ally for poisoning0

• Woman sees husband, kids fall to deaths0

• South Texas grateful to say goodbye, Dolly0

• Congress OKs $48 billion in global AIDS bill1

• Few companies volunteer to cut pollution0

• U.S. troops urged to drive armored truck safely0

• Photo: Caped collector0

• Man gets 8 years for giving tots marijuana0

• Man to serve 8 years in prison for stealing $8 million0

• Mom accused of abuse sent to mental hospital0

• Lethal-injection appeal fails to save killer's life1

• Manslaughter charges against Marine dropped0

• World datelines0

• The number: 87% — Blacks are the most religious Americans0

Yesterday

• Rescue in works for housing woes23

• Texas still looking for 5 indicted FLDS men39

• Obama offers prayer at Western Wall32

• 6.8 quake strikes Japan, injuring nearly 100 people0

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July 23, 2008

• Pitt's Cancer Institute warns of cell phone risks5

• Polygamists plan to take the Hill66

• Will Romney be announced as McCain's v.p. this week?101

• Magnitude 6.8 earthquake hits off Japan's northern coast, no danger of tsunami0

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July 22, 2008

• Will Romney be named McCain's VP this week?208

• Further reduction in troops likely in Iraq by year's end16

• Bale arrested and released; denies assault0

• N.D. brothers amazed at 'angel' Utah rescuers8

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July 21, 2008

• Top war crimes suspect arrested in Serbia2

• Anemic economic growth is forecast17

• Leavitt says government will give bonuses for 'e-prescriptions'7

• Mexico lifts criminal penalties for illegal immigrants caught within its borders2

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• BYU grad dances in national 'High School Musical' tour 3
• Veteran filmmaker takes look at Antarctica, the 'End of World' 0
• 'Mad Men' is cool blast from the past 0
• '90210' optimism waning 3
• Chris Hicks: Summer's superheroes superviolent 3

• New home sales drop fall less than expected 0
• Crandall Mine owners, MSHA condemned 8
• Stocks advance on upbeat economic reports 0
• That's the way the concrete crumbles 10
• Avenues Bakery closing shop due to increase in food prices 23

• 4-day school week a hit in Rich 30
• Matheson skipping another national Democratic convention 19
• Utahn is attacked by bear in Alaska 0
• Utah County Jail to prepare Meals on Wheels 0
• Bullock still lending hand to the Games 0

• MormonTimes.com: Couple 'Scouts' for families, community, church 16
• MormonTimes.com: Bullock still lending hand to the Games 0
• MormonTimes.com: Bloggernacle Back Bench - Pioneers in the Bloggernacle 1
• BYU grad dances in national 'High School Musical' tour 3
• Days of '47 Parade — Thousands flock to celebration 4