GENEVA (Reuters) - The United states supports launching negotiations on a global treaty to reduce civilian casualties from cluster bombs, but does not back a ban on the weapons, a U.S. official said on Monday. Sex, Food, Death and Tarantulas Sex, food, Death […]

This Weekend In Parks
ManhattanIt’s summertime, which means barbecue season! Come out to Madison Square Park this weekend for the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party, to celebrate America’s culinary and musical traditions. There will be live jazz, blues, bluegrass and rhythm & blues. All proceeds will benefit the Madison Square Park Conservancy. The festivities will take place both Saturday […]

Migrating penguins
June 14: Thousands of penguins migrate to the Falkland Islands for mating season. MSNBC.com’s Dara Brown reports. Vince McMahon Gets Blown UpVince McMahon gets blown up in a limo for a WWE publicity stunt in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. Prince William, Prince Harry previewMatt Lauer’s full interview with the royal brothers airs Monday, June 18 […]

PC Games at CircuitCity.com: Shadowrun for $40, more
CircuitCity.com offers Microsoft’s Shadowrun for PC for $39.99. With $3.99 for shipping, it’s the lowest total price we could find by $6. Sales tax is added where applicable. Of note, THQ’s Company of Heroes for PC is also available for $29.99.

Inconsequential Background Music
June 14 - President Bush is calling on leaders in Congress to summon the political courage to unite behind his immigration reform bill and pass it this year. Drug warning for depression patientsJune 13 - Drug manufacturer Sanofi-Aventis says people suffering from depression should not take the drug rimonabant. The FDA will decide whether rimonabant […]

Centennial celebrations dampened
Jun. 16 - A car buried in Oklahoma in 1957 as a time capsule to mark the state’s 50th anniversary has proved to be a bit of a disappointment. 2007-2008 statewide Annual School District Budget Voting Results Listed by BOCES Region BBC reporter may be released […]

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