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  1. Al-Qaida plots new attacks on U.S. soil (AP)
  2. Shooting suspect commits suicide (AP)
  3. Mayor closes quake-hit Japan nuke plant (AP)
  4. Dow Jones board OKs deal with Murdoch (AP)
  5. Fruits, veggies don't stop cancer return (AP)
  6. 130-year-old outhouses yield treasures (AP)
  7. Vick indicted for sponsoring dogfighting (AP)
  8. Up to 200 feared dead in Brazil crash (Reuters)
  9. U.N. confirms North Korea nuclear shutdown (Reuters)
  10. Democrats make all-night push for change in Iraq (Reuters)
  11. U.S. captures suspected Mexican drug cartel leader (Reuters)
  12. Taliban growing stronger in Afghanistan: UK report (Reuters)
  13. U.S. immigration relaxes rule for "green card" seekers (Reuters)
  14. NFL star indicted in Virginia dog fighting (Reuters)
  15. Brazilian airliner crashes into building, killing 200: fire official (AFP)
  16. NKorea shuts four more nuclear facilities: IAEA (AFP)
  17. Sting ordered to pay $51,000 to ex-chef (AP)
  18. Terror threat against U.S. said serious (AP)
  19. US eyes direct talks with Iran (AP)
  20. AP Poll: GOP pick is 'none of the above' (AP)
  21. Officials report massacre in Diyala (AP)
  22. Wholesale prices fall in June (AP)
  23. The Dow Jones industrials cross 14,000 (AP)
  24. News Corp. reaches deal to buy Dow Jones (AP)
  25. Hernandez wins 9th Tour de France stage (AP)
  26. Iraq sees new round of U.S.-Iran talks soon (Reuters)
  27. U.S. intelligence: "heightened threat" environment (Reuters)
  28. Four killed in Islamabad blast: TV (Reuters)
  29. Russia vows adequate response to UK expulsions (Reuters)
  30. Can John McCain survive to fight another day? (Reuters)
  31. WTO mediators float ways to save global trade pact (Reuters)
  32. Russia plans 'appropriate measures' against London (AFP)
  33. Libya AIDS families drop death penalty demand (AFP)
  34. 'Apprentice' to return with celebrities (AP)
  35. Democrats vow all-night session on Iraq (AP)
  36. Judge OKs $660M clergy abuse settlement (AP)
  37. Vitter denies prostitution accusations (AP)
  38. Man shot, killed in Colorado Capitol (AP)
  39. Japan quake causes 9 deaths, nuke leak (AP)
  40. 3 E. Michigan administrators forced out (AP)
  41. New orchid smells like 'sweaty feet' (AP)
  42. Red panda escapes from Zoo exhibit again (AP)
  43. A-Rod's 32nd helps Yanks continue surge (AP)
  44. Bush calls for Mideast conference (Reuters)
  45. North Korea talks - now comes the hard part (Reuters)
  46. Senate sets all-night Iraq war debate (Reuters)
  47. News Corp, Dow Jones reach tentative deal: report (Reuters)
  48. Japan quake victims take shelter (Reuters)
  49. Britain expels Russian diplomats amid Cold War clouds (AFP)
  50. Bush calls for Mideast peace conference (AFP)
  51. Romijn, O'Connell wed in Los Angeles (AP)
  52. Strong quake rocks Japan, nuclear plant (AP)
  53. Pace: Another troop buildup possible (AP)
  54. Bush wants Mideast peace conference (AP)
  55. Israel to free 250 Palestinian prisoners (AP)
  56. 1 in 12 workers admits using drugs (AP)
  57. IHOP agrees to buy Applebee's (AP)
  58. Judge spares bull that's on Moo Tube (AP)
  59. Indians give Wedge 3-year extension (AP)
  60. Bush to offer $190 million in aid to Palestinians (Reuters)
  61. Suicide bomb kills at least 85 in Iraq's Kirkuk (Reuters)
  62. Britain throws out Russian diplomats in murder row (Reuters)
  63. New quake hits off Japanese coast: USGS (Reuters)
  64. Washington in the grip of summer gridlock (Reuters)
  65. Olmert tells Abbas he will speed prisoner releases (Reuters)
  66. Choking risk for babies prompts Gerber recall (Reuters)
  67. British gov't to expel four Russian diplomats over Litvinenko case (AFP)
  68. Japan quake kills seven, leaks radiation (AFP)
  69. Review: LuPone triumphs as Mama Rose (AP)
  70. IAEA says North Korea has shut reactor (AP)
  71. LA cardinal apologizes to plaintiffs (AP)
  72. McCain has just $3.2 million in bank (AP)
  73. Ford denies it's in talks to sell Volvo (AP)
  74. Terror suspect gets bail in Australia (AP)
  75. Truce over, Pakistan militants kill 70 (AP)
  76. Aide: Iraqi PM's comments misconstrued (AP)
  77. Singer shot at Wyo. bar; husband sought (AP)
  78. Cardinals hand Phillies 10,000th loss (AP)
  79. U.S. backing Pakistani crackdown in tribal area (Reuters)
  80. China warns of more flood misery in river basin (Reuters)
  81. More oil heads to North Korea after reactor shut (Reuters)
  82. LA cardinal apologies, offers record abuse deal (Reuters)
  83. White House spurns Republican Iraq proposal (Reuters)
  84. Polish, U.S. presidents to discuss missile shield (Reuters)
  85. Ford considers selling Volvo Cars business: source (Reuters)
  86. Friends, family bid final goodbye to Lady Bird Johnson (Reuters)
  87. Hill says NKorea reactor shutdown a good start, problems ahead (AFP)
  88. Los Angeles Catholic church to pay 660 mln to abuse victims (AFP)
  89. Review: LuPone triumphs as Mama Rose (AP)
  90. IAEA says North Korea has shut reactor (AP)
  91. LA cardinal apologizes to plaintiffs (AP)
  92. McCain has just $3.2 million in bank (AP)
  93. Ford denies it's in talks to sell Volvo (AP)
  94. Terror suspect gets bail in Australia (AP)
  95. Truce over, Pakistan militants kill 70 (AP)
  96. Aide: Iraqi PM's comments misconstrued (AP)
  97. Pageant rules Miss N.J. can keep crown (AP)
  98. House votes for withdrawal from Iraq (AP)
  99. Al-Qaida works to plant U.S. operatives (AP)
  100. Bush dismisses CIA leak as old news (AP)
  101. U.S troops raid Baghdad Shiite district (AP)
  102. Diabetes drug side effect reports triple (AP)
  103. Gun shops under closer scrutiny (AP)
  104. Stocks Surge on Retail Sales Reports (AP)
  105. World's tallest man gets hitched (AP)
  106. A-Rod belts his 31st as Yanks top D-Rays (AP)
  107. Bush says no shift on Iraq (Reuters)
  108. Americans tired of Iraq war, split on withdrawal (Reuters)
  109. Democrats court black vote, pledge to end Iraq war (Reuters)
  110. More migrants die as U.S. tightens border security (Reuters)
  111. You can forget the unhappy past: study (Reuters)
  112. BBC apologizes to Queen Elizabeth over photo shoot (Reuters)
  113. U.S. troops raid Shiite district (AP)
  114. Flight diverted over passenger scare (AP)
  115. Equipment worth $22M missing from CDC (AP)
  116. Beijing steamed buns include cardboard (AP)
  117. Stores post lackluster sales in June (AP)
  118. F1 won't return to Indianapolis in 2008 (AP)
  119. Chertoff says Qaeda not posing pre-Sept 11 threat (Reuters)
  120. Fake firm gets nuclear license in U.S. govt sting (Reuters)
  121. CORRECTED: Oil tanker grounded off New York City (Reuters)
  122. Battles rage at Lebanon camp (Reuters)
  123. Reuters photographer and driver killed in Iraq (Reuters)
  124. Few W.House hopefuls have online vote registration (Reuters)
  125. Bush to hold news conference 10:30 am: White House (Reuters)
  126. US can still win in Iraq: Bush (AFP)
  127. Lebanese army pounds Islamist siege camp (AFP)
  128. Longoria says she wasn't a bridezilla (AP)
  129. U.S. intel warns al-Qaida has rebuilt (AP)
  130. Former first lady Lady Bird Johnson dies (AP)
  131. Uneasy GOP senators beseech Bush on Iraq (AP)
  132. Bush orders Miers not to testify (AP)
  133. Relatives of firefighters blast Giuliani (AP)
  134. Flynt claims other *** probes under way (AP)
  135. Telescope gives deepest view of space (AP)
  136. Military files left unprotected online (AP)
  137. Brew Crew gives second half intrigue (AP)
  138. Lady Bird Johnson, former first lady, dies (Reuters)
  139. White House, Democrats clash over prosecutor probe (Reuters)
  140. Al Qaeda entrenched in Pakistan, U.S. officials say (Reuters)
  141. Philadelphia officials sue state over gun laws (Reuters)
  142. Jury deliberations continue in Conrad Black trial (Reuters)
  143. Pakistan seeks to identify dead mosque militants (AFP)
  144. Eleven killed as insurgents bomb house in western Iraq (AFP)
  145. Fighting ends at Pakistan mosque (AP)
  146. Failed 2005 bombers jailed for life (AP)
  147. Space shuttle moves to launch pad (AP)
  148. Lebanon army appears gearing for assault (AP)
  149. Ex-Bush aide won't answer Senate queries (AP)
  150. Stocks rise on takeover activity (AP)
  151. Giant squid washes up on Australia beach (AP)
  152. U.S. says al Qaeda will "lash out" in Iraq (Reuters)
  153. Palestinians flee as Lebanon army set to storm camp (Reuters)
  154. Four jailed for botched "al Qaeda" London bomb plot (Reuters)
  155. Bush sees deficit falling to $205 billion (Reuters)
  156. U.N. team seek nuclear answers in Iran talks (Reuters)
  157. Baby mammoth find promises breakthrough (Reuters)
  158. Curious America awaits "Posh Spice" phenomenon (Reuters)
  159. Google lets users overlay data on personalized maps (Reuters)
  160. Libya court confirms death penalty for foreign medics (AFP)
  161. Militants kill 14 Philippine marines, behead 10: military (AFP)
  162. Plea deal possible in Richie DUI case (AP)
  163. Bush says no Iraq shift; criticism rises (AP)
  164. Officials worry of summer terror attack (AP)
  165. Data on Americans mined for terror risk (AP)
  166. McCain campaign suffers key shake-ups (AP)
  167. 5 die after small plane hits Fla. homes (AP)
  168. LA man sentenced to die for 10 murders (AP)
  169. South Dakota wins federal lab project (AP)
  170. Joke comprehension may decrease with age (AP)
  171. Ichiro makes history as AL takes lead (AP)
  172. Gonzales faces new firestorm in Congress (Reuters)
  173. White House calls meeting on al Qaeda threat: report (Reuters)
  174. Bush brushes aside Republican dissent on Iraq (Reuters)
  175. Top two aides quit McCain's 2008 campaign (Reuters)
  176. Pakistan counts costs of bloody end to mosque siege (Reuters)
  177. U.S. judge tells deadlocked Black jury to resume (Reuters)
  178. Clinton and Obama battle on Iraq in Iowa (Reuters)
  179. Mayors press Congress over gun trace law (Reuters)
  180. UN atomic agency gets invitation to send inspectors to North Korea (AFP)
  181. Pakistani troops battle die-hard mosque militants (AFP)
  182. Mel Gibson meets with Costa Rican leader (AP)
  183. China executes ex-food and drug chief (AP)
  184. Small plane hits 2 Florida homes (AP)
  185. Home Depot warns of earnings decline (AP)
  186. Sprint Nextel defends cutting customers (AP)
  187. Spanish women demand Pamplona cow runs (AP)
  188. NL looks to break All-Star losing streak (AP)
  189. U.S. opposition to Iraq war hits new high: poll (Reuters)
  190. IAEA to test Iran's atom transparency pledge (Reuters)
  191. Senator on escort service list admits "sin" (Reuters)
  192. Unpopular Congress enduring tough times (Reuters)
  193. No verdict reached on two British bomb suspects (Reuters)
  194. Police, fire families fight for U.S. death benefit (Reuters)
  195. Bush writes Gaddafi to strengthen ties: news agency (Reuters)
  196. Rebel Pakistan mosque leader killed by militants: official (AFP)
  197. 17 dead in Afghan suicide blast (AFP)
  198. Beckham insists she's just a normal girl (AP)
  199. Official: Iraq gov't missed all targets (AP)
  200. Troops storm Pakistan mosque compound (AP)
  201. Hurricane center chief reassigned (AP)
  202. Bush denies Congress access to aides (AP)
  203. Report: Wars cost US $12 billion a month (AP)
  204. Dozens of wildfires ravage the West (AP)
  205. Anti-smoking pill may help curb drinking (AP)
  206. Dog nurses kitten found under SUV hood (AP)
  207. Bonds not worried about summer agendas (AP)
  208. Pakistanis storm mosque complex, children flee (Reuters)
  209. White House denies Iraq policy rethink (Reuters)
  210. Court-martial opens for Marine in Hamdania case (Reuters)
  211. White House defies Congress in prosecutors probe (Reuters)
  212. U.S. cruise missile defense said possible in 14 months (Reuters)
  213. Embattled U.S. hurricane center boss ousted (Reuters)
  214. Heavy fighting as Pakistan storms radical mosque (AFP)
  215. Katie Couric unsure of her move to CBS (AP)
  216. Bush denies Congress access to key aides (AP)
  217. 3 convicted in failed U.K. transit plot (AP)
  218. Pa. awakes to partial state shutdown (AP)
  219. Stocks rise ahead of Alcoa earnings (AP)
  220. Sony cuts PS3 price by 16.7 percent (AP)
  221. 2 billion Chinese mice overrun lake area (AP)
  222. McEwen begins 2nd Tour de France stage (AP)
  223. Iraqis warn of civil war if U.S. troops withdraw (Reuters)
  224. Three men guilty of botched 2005 London bomb plot (Reuters)
  225. IAEA approves atom bomb shutdown mission to N.Korea (Reuters)
  226. Iran slowing down uranium enrichment work: ElBaradei (Reuters)
  227. EU Med states call for Mideast peace conference (Reuters)
  228. China says food safety scares threaten stability (Reuters)
  229. IEA sees oil supply crunch looming (Reuters)
  230. UN atomic agency approves sending inspectors to North Korea (AFP)
  231. Pakistani cleric agrees to talks over besieged mosque (AFP)
  232. South Dakota fire kills 1, burns homes (AP)
  233. Sheehan considers challenge to Pelosi (AP)
  234. Violent weekend in Iraq kills over 220 (AP)
  235. Leahy expects ex-Bush aide to testify (AP)
  236. Boeing unveils assembled 787 Dreamliner (AP)
  237. Arab League plans first Israel mission (AP)
  238. Flooded city in Kansas assesses damage (AP)
  239. British girl, 3, released in Nigeria (AP)
  240. NAACP leader blasts Bush policies (AP)
  241. Federer joins elite with Wimbledon win (AP)
  242. Bush declares disaster areas in storm-hit Oklahoma (Reuters)
  243. Pakistani clerics in last-ditch mosque peace effort (Reuters)
  244. Senators want Libby prosecutor to testify (Reuters)
  245. Pentagon chief cancels Latin America trip (Reuters)
  246. Castro says U.S.-Mafia assassin had little chance (Reuters)
  247. Police questioning suspects as Bangalore raid yields 'radical' CDs (AFP)
  248. Aiken, woman involved in airplane spat (AP)
  249. Furloughs loom in Pa. amid stalled talks (AP)
  250. Israeli Cabinet OKs prisoner release (AP)

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