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By Jim Wolf WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Organization of American States suspended Honduras on Saturday after a caretaker government refused to reinstate President Manuel Zelaya, who was toppled in a coup a week ago. The OAS took the rare step to suspend one of its members after the interim government ignored an... more

Obama travels to Russia seeking arms, Afghan deals

By Michael Stott MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev expect to make progress on arms cuts and Afghanistan at a Kremlin summit on Monday but the rest of Obama's first visit as president may be... more

Honduran control tower warns off Zelaya plane
Ousted Honduran leader departs on flight for home
One British soldier killed in Afghanistan

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Roger Federer of Switzerland celebrates after defeating Andy Roddick of the U.S. in their Gentlemen's Singles finals match at the Wimbledon tennis championships in London, July 5, 2009. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth

Peerless Federer stands alone

By Pritha Sarkar LONDON (Reuters) - In the end Andy Roddick, like the rest of Wimbledon, had no choice but to embrace the greatness of Roger Federer. In one of the most heart-stopping and unforgettable finals seen in a grand slam arena,... more

Federer edges Roddick in epic final
Federer beats Roddick in marathon final
Pujols tops All-Star voting

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Fans pay tribute by a memorial for deceased pop star Michael Jackson outside the Jackson family home in Encino, California July 3, 2009. REUTERS/Eric Thayer

Michael Jackson drug reports prompt doctors' warning

By Bernie Woodall LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Media reports about possible drug use by pop star Michael Jackson the day he died prompted a warning from anesthesiologists on Sunday, as lawyers prepared to square-off in a courtroom battle over his estate. Reports... more

Massive demand for Jackson memorial tickets
"Slumdog" child star moves into new Mumbai home
Former Beatles, Stones manager Allen Klein dies

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Big Canadian parts makers may grow even bigger

By John McCrank TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's top auto parts makers are likely to take more market share and new sales from their smaller rivals as the sector consolidates in the wake of the upheaval that drove General Motors Corp... more

More bidders interested in Porsche stake: report
GM Europe head says to sell Opel to Magna soon: report
"Brave" post-Lehman M&A rewarded by market -study

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B.C. pipeline bomber gets bolder

EnCana workers were still repairing a wellhead damaged by the Canada Day explosive attack on their natural gas network when they heard a loud bang Saturday afternoon. Less than a kilometre away they found a section of 30-centimetre pipeline that had... more

19-year-old swimmer missing, presumably drowned at Harrison Lake
Six year old girl sexually assaulted in Surrey
Gunshot shuts down Saanich street; turns out to be blown transformer

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Canadian police probe sixth gas pipeline bombing

By Allan Dowd VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Reuters) - An explosion damaged a natural gas pipeline in northeast British Columbia on Saturday, the sixth attack on an energy facility in that area of the Canadian province in recent months. The explosion about 8... more

Canada, U.S. unemployment expected to rise
Job security key issue in Air Canada labor talks
Lower taxes to lure firms to Canada: Flaherty

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Colombian player shoots lippy fan: police

BOGOTA (Reuters) - A Colombian soccer player shot and killed a fan for calling him "lousy" on Sunday, days after the player's team lost a local championship, police said. Javier Florez, a midfielder for the Atletico Junior team of the Caribbean... more

Crash probe locates doomed Yemeni flight recorders
Mexican ruling party to struggle at mid-term vote
Three killed in riot in China's Xinjiang region

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Police foil radio control zeppelin jailbreak

MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish police said on Friday they had foiled an Italian drug trafficker's plan to break out of jail in the Canary Islands using climbing equipment and a four-meter-long zeppelin. "The plan consisted of using a remotely controlled zeppelin... more