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28 Apr 11
Rev. David Wilkerson Killed in TX Car Crash
Rev. David Wilkerson, founding pastor of Times Square Church in New York City and author of the well-known book The Cross and the Switchblade, was killed Wednesday in a head-on collision in Texas. He was 79.
Russia warns against interference in Syria
'It is becoming increasingly obvious that some people in Syria and other countries hope that the deteriorating situation will compel the international community to interfere under the pretext of assistance and side with one of the parties involved, like it happened in Libya. This is a provocation of violence and a sort of invitation to a civil war, deputy director of the Institute for US and Canada Studies Pavel Zolotarev said.'-"This is not the way to ensure peace and stability. We will definitely trigger chaos if we follow this track. Therefore, Russia’s stand on Syria is clearly based on the principles of international law and common sense"
Angry over Libya, Russia takes hard stance on ally Syria
Russia is refusing to cooperate with the West over the unrest in Syria as it does not want to wreck ties with a traditional ally and feels let down by the Western military action in Libya, analysts said. On Wednesday, Moscow clashed with the West at the United Nations over Syria's deadly crackdown on opposition protests, with Russia and China blocking a proposed Security Council statement condemning the Syria violence.
More Americans Raiding Retirement Funds Early
Despite increasing signs of a stabilizing U.S. economy, 19 percent of Americans — including 17 percent of full-time workers — have been compelled to take money from their retirement savings in the last year to cover urgent financial needs, the Financial Security Index found.
Hamas: We won't negotiate peace with Israel
Mahmoud al-Zahar says peace with Israel not on new Palestinian government's agenda. Meanwhile, Fatah and Hamas officials outline terms of reconciliation agreement, stress deal is first step on the way to establish independent state, in joint press conference in Cairo
UPDATE: Storm death toll rises to 173 in the South
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.- The death toll from severe storms that roared across the South has risen to 173 across five states with Alabama and Mississippi each reporting increases in the number of deaths in their states.
Storms knock out TVA nuclear units, power lines
Severe storms and tornadoes moving through the Southeast dealt a severe blow to the Tennessee Valley Authority on Wednesday, causing three nuclear reactors in Alabama to shut and knocking out 11 high-voltage power lines, the utility and regulators said.
Death toll 128 in Alabama storms
The death toll from storms and tornadoes in Alabama has risen to 128 people, Governor Robert Bentley's office said on Thursday. The storms were part of a series that have killed at least 155 people in half a dozen southern states over the last few days.
US General Petraeus 'to head CIA'
CIA director Leon Panetta will become the new US defense secretary, while General David Petraeus will replace him, in a major shakeup of ... Obama's security team
Assad under pressure as hundreds of Baathists quit
Foreign pressure mounted on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and hundreds of members resigned from his party, as troops kept their grip on the flashpoint town of Daraa. Syria's opposition warned Assad that he would be toppled unless he ushered in democratic reforms...
Israel FM says Palestinian deal crosses 'red line'
"With this accord, a red line has been crossed," the ultra-nationalist foreign minister told Israel's military radio a day after the Palestinian parties announced a surprise reconciliation agreement.
Brooklyn Bridge was Targeted by Al Qaeda
The Brooklyn Bridge was targeted by the international Al Qaeda terrorist organization, according to a WikiLeaks document released Wednesday to The New York Times. The document, a 2006 file from the Guantanamo Bay prison, described a plan by the terrorist organization revealed in 2003. The plot to cut the major cables of the bridge came to light after the arrest of Ayman Faris, a Kashmiri national who became a naturalized U.S. citizen.
'Annexation for Declaration' Gains Momentum
MK Danny Danon (Likud) is preparing bills to annex Judea and Samaria and repeal Oslo should the UN unilaterally declare a PA state in September. “We’ll have to protect ourselves,” Danon said. “I’m going to suggest to my government to extend our sovereignty over the Jordan Valley and over the highly populated blocs we have in Judea and Samaria, just to start with.”
Experts: Severe weather across South could set tornado record
A rare mix of factors combined to cause widespread severe weather and dozens of reported tornadoes across the southern United States Wednesday, experts said. The National Weather Service had already received more than 100 reports of tornadoes by Wednesday night, and that number appeared to be climbing rapidly. "This could be one of the most devastating tornado outbreaks in the nation's history by the time it's over," CNN Meteorologist Sean Morris said.
Israel rejects Palestinian unity government with Hamas
Israeli officials have criticised a reconciliation deal between rival Palestinian factions, Fatah and Hamas. The foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman warned that Israel would not negotiate with the new unity government. The US also responded coolly, saying the government that resulted must recognise Israel and rnounce violence.
Japan's industrial output posts biggest-ever fall
Japan's industrial output fell by record levels in March as disruptions in the supply chain continued to hit production. Factory output fell by 15.3%, the biggest ever decline in production in the country. The previous record was an 8.6% fall in February 2009 in the wake of the global financial crisis.
China census shows population ageing and urban
China's census shows its population grew to 1.34 billion people by 2010, with a sharp rise in those over 60. Nearly half of all Chinese now live in cities and people over the age of 60 now account for 13.3% of the population, up nearly 3% since 2000. But the figures reveal that China's population is growing more slowly than in the past.
France and Italy get backing for changes to EU border rules
Several member states have indicated they are prepared to back attempts by France and Italy to make it easier for countries to re-instate border controls, following an influx of migrants from north Africa. Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and Malta have all given their blessing to Paris and Rome's call for adjustments to be made to the Schengen Agreement on passport-free travel within most of the EU, while underlining the importance of an "open Europe".
'Syria, Hezbollah to compete over firing Scud at Tel Aviv'
If war breaks out between Israel, Syria, and Hezbollah, Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime will "play powerful cards" in south Lebanon and will not hesitate to respond, senior security officials in Syria said, according to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Rai. According to the officials, in case of war with Israel, Syria and Hezbollah will compete with each other over who will fire the first Scud or Fateh missile at Tel Aviv.
Rights group: Civilian deaths in Syria rise to 500
Syrian security forces have killed at least 500 civilians in a crackdown on a "peaceful democratic uprising", Syrian human rights organization Sawasiah said on Thursday. Sawasiah, founded by jailed Syrian human rights lawyer Mohannad al-Hassani, also said thousands of Syrians have been arrested and scores have gone missing after demonstrations demanding political freedoms and an end to corruption began almost six weeks ago.
Iran FM: Palestinians united against the Zionists
The unity agreement between Hamas and Fatah is a "blessed, positive move," Iranian Foreign Minister Ali-Akbar Salehi said Thursday according to the IRNA news agency. Salehi said the move was "in line with the Palestinian nation's historic objectives" and also praised the new Egyptian government's role in mediating between the two factions.
28 Apr 11
Rev. David Wilkerson Killed in TX Car Crash
Rev. David Wilkerson, founding pastor of Times Square Church in New York City and author of the well-known book The Cross and the Switchblade, was killed Wednesday in a head-on collision in Texas. He was 79.
Russia warns against interference in Syria
'It is becoming increasingly obvious that some people in Syria and other countries hope that the deteriorating situation will compel the international community to interfere under the pretext of assistance and side with one of the parties involved, like it happened in Libya. This is a provocation of violence and a sort of invitation to a civil war, deputy director of the Institute for US and Canada Studies Pavel Zolotarev said.'-"This is not the way to ensure peace and stability. We will definitely trigger chaos if we follow this track. Therefore, Russia’s stand on Syria is clearly based on the principles of international law and common sense"
Angry over Libya, Russia takes hard stance on ally Syria
Russia is refusing to cooperate with the West over the unrest in Syria as it does not want to wreck ties with a traditional ally and feels let down by the Western military action in Libya, analysts said. On Wednesday, Moscow clashed with the West at the United Nations over Syria's deadly crackdown on opposition protests, with Russia and China blocking a proposed Security Council statement condemning the Syria violence.
More Americans Raiding Retirement Funds Early
Despite increasing signs of a stabilizing U.S. economy, 19 percent of Americans — including 17 percent of full-time workers — have been compelled to take money from their retirement savings in the last year to cover urgent financial needs, the Financial Security Index found.
Hamas: We won't negotiate peace with Israel
Mahmoud al-Zahar says peace with Israel not on new Palestinian government's agenda. Meanwhile, Fatah and Hamas officials outline terms of reconciliation agreement, stress deal is first step on the way to establish independent state, in joint press conference in Cairo
UPDATE: Storm death toll rises to 173 in the South
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.- The death toll from severe storms that roared across the South has risen to 173 across five states with Alabama and Mississippi each reporting increases in the number of deaths in their states.
Storms knock out TVA nuclear units, power lines
Severe storms and tornadoes moving through the Southeast dealt a severe blow to the Tennessee Valley Authority on Wednesday, causing three nuclear reactors in Alabama to shut and knocking out 11 high-voltage power lines, the utility and regulators said.
Death toll 128 in Alabama storms
The death toll from storms and tornadoes in Alabama has risen to 128 people, Governor Robert Bentley's office said on Thursday. The storms were part of a series that have killed at least 155 people in half a dozen southern states over the last few days.
US General Petraeus 'to head CIA'
CIA director Leon Panetta will become the new US defense secretary, while General David Petraeus will replace him, in a major shakeup of ... Obama's security team
Assad under pressure as hundreds of Baathists quit
Foreign pressure mounted on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and hundreds of members resigned from his party, as troops kept their grip on the flashpoint town of Daraa. Syria's opposition warned Assad that he would be toppled unless he ushered in democratic reforms...
Israel FM says Palestinian deal crosses 'red line'
"With this accord, a red line has been crossed," the ultra-nationalist foreign minister told Israel's military radio a day after the Palestinian parties announced a surprise reconciliation agreement.
Brooklyn Bridge was Targeted by Al Qaeda
The Brooklyn Bridge was targeted by the international Al Qaeda terrorist organization, according to a WikiLeaks document released Wednesday to The New York Times. The document, a 2006 file from the Guantanamo Bay prison, described a plan by the terrorist organization revealed in 2003. The plot to cut the major cables of the bridge came to light after the arrest of Ayman Faris, a Kashmiri national who became a naturalized U.S. citizen.
'Annexation for Declaration' Gains Momentum
MK Danny Danon (Likud) is preparing bills to annex Judea and Samaria and repeal Oslo should the UN unilaterally declare a PA state in September. “We’ll have to protect ourselves,” Danon said. “I’m going to suggest to my government to extend our sovereignty over the Jordan Valley and over the highly populated blocs we have in Judea and Samaria, just to start with.”
Experts: Severe weather across South could set tornado record
A rare mix of factors combined to cause widespread severe weather and dozens of reported tornadoes across the southern United States Wednesday, experts said. The National Weather Service had already received more than 100 reports of tornadoes by Wednesday night, and that number appeared to be climbing rapidly. "This could be one of the most devastating tornado outbreaks in the nation's history by the time it's over," CNN Meteorologist Sean Morris said.
Israel rejects Palestinian unity government with Hamas
Israeli officials have criticised a reconciliation deal between rival Palestinian factions, Fatah and Hamas. The foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman warned that Israel would not negotiate with the new unity government. The US also responded coolly, saying the government that resulted must recognise Israel and rnounce violence.
Japan's industrial output posts biggest-ever fall
Japan's industrial output fell by record levels in March as disruptions in the supply chain continued to hit production. Factory output fell by 15.3%, the biggest ever decline in production in the country. The previous record was an 8.6% fall in February 2009 in the wake of the global financial crisis.
China census shows population ageing and urban
China's census shows its population grew to 1.34 billion people by 2010, with a sharp rise in those over 60. Nearly half of all Chinese now live in cities and people over the age of 60 now account for 13.3% of the population, up nearly 3% since 2000. But the figures reveal that China's population is growing more slowly than in the past.
France and Italy get backing for changes to EU border rules
Several member states have indicated they are prepared to back attempts by France and Italy to make it easier for countries to re-instate border controls, following an influx of migrants from north Africa. Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and Malta have all given their blessing to Paris and Rome's call for adjustments to be made to the Schengen Agreement on passport-free travel within most of the EU, while underlining the importance of an "open Europe".
'Syria, Hezbollah to compete over firing Scud at Tel Aviv'
If war breaks out between Israel, Syria, and Hezbollah, Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime will "play powerful cards" in south Lebanon and will not hesitate to respond, senior security officials in Syria said, according to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Rai. According to the officials, in case of war with Israel, Syria and Hezbollah will compete with each other over who will fire the first Scud or Fateh missile at Tel Aviv.
Rights group: Civilian deaths in Syria rise to 500
Syrian security forces have killed at least 500 civilians in a crackdown on a "peaceful democratic uprising", Syrian human rights organization Sawasiah said on Thursday. Sawasiah, founded by jailed Syrian human rights lawyer Mohannad al-Hassani, also said thousands of Syrians have been arrested and scores have gone missing after demonstrations demanding political freedoms and an end to corruption began almost six weeks ago.
Iran FM: Palestinians united against the Zionists
The unity agreement between Hamas and Fatah is a "blessed, positive move," Iranian Foreign Minister Ali-Akbar Salehi said Thursday according to the IRNA news agency. Salehi said the move was "in line with the Palestinian nation's historic objectives" and also praised the new Egyptian government's role in mediating between the two factions.
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