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Back to campaign trail after Florida and Michigan
2008-06-01: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Front-runner Barack Obama turned to wrapping up the Democratic presidential nomination after a party committee dealt rival Hillary Clinton a blow by seating the disputed Michigan and Florida convention delegations at half-strength.
Bush mulls making Pearl Harbor a national monument
2008-06-01: AP - President Bush has asked his defense and interior secretaries to look into designating Pearl Harbor and other historic World War II sites in the Pacific a national monument.
U.N. council to tackle Sudan, Somalia on Africa trip
2008-06-01: Reuters - The U.N. Security Council plans
to push hard for lasting peace in Sudan and Somalia during a
10-day trip to five African countries starting next week,
diplomats said.
Voters Take Advantage of Internet to Get Unfiltered Data
2008-06-16: NewsFactor - Nearly half of all Americans have used the Internet, e-mail or cell-phone text messaging to get news about the 2008 presidential campaign, share their views, and mobilize others, according to the Pew Internet and American Life Project.
Letter: Letter: Energy Solutions
2008-06-01: To the Editor:.
European equities hit by Bradford & Bingley news
2008-06-02: AFP - European stocks fell Monday as credit-crunch concerns resurfaced in the banking sector after Britain's Bradford & Bingley warned on profits and agreed to a US cash boost, dealers said.
US to remain open to sovereign wealth funds: Paulson
2008-06-02: AFP - US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson assured investors in the oil-rich Gulf region on Monday that the United States will remain open to sovereign wealth funds.
Bank of England should hold rates steady despite slowdown: OECD
2008-06-04: AFP - The British economy is likely to lose some steam in the coming months but the Bank of England should avoid further interest rate cuts in the face of rising inflation, the OECD said Wednesday.
Washington Mutual strips Killinger's chairman role
2008-06-02: Reuters - Washington Mutual , the giant
bank and home lender slammed by the mortgage slump, said on
Monday it would strip Chief Executive Kerry Killinger of his
title of chairman starting next month.
An English Barn With American Flourishes
2008-06-03: When Lila Walton decided to escape from her busy city life, she chose a derelict barn to renovate in a remote part of Norfolk, a county in eastern England.
PricewaterhouseCoopers Launches Impact Program for Talented...
2008-06-01: PricewaterhouseCoopers has launched a unique educational community initiative to benefit academically talented African-American high school juniors.
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