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Mali coup leader backs transition president
Bamako - Mali's caretaker president Dioncounda Traore will have his mandate extended beyond a 40-day period expiring Monday after the soldier who led Mali's March 22 coup agreed to drop his objections to the move.
4 hrs ago | WHIO
Featured National Park: Yosemite
See more videos at http://parks.mapquest.com/national-parks/featured-parks/. From the Yosemite Valley to the giant sequoia groves, Yosemite National Park is treasured for its beauty, its history and its opportunity for adventure.
8 hrs ago | WBAY-TV Green Bay
13-year-old rescued at falls in Washington state
A 13-year-old Washington state boy is safe after a dramatic overnight rescue above Wallace Falls near Gold Bar.
12 hrs ago | The Asheville Citizen-Times
Bomb explodes near U.N. observers' chief in Syria
A man who arranged a meeting for sex with someone he thought was an 11-year-old girl has been... DAMASCUS, Syria - A roadside bomb exploded in a restive suburb of the Syrian capital as the chief of the U.N. observers was visiting.
16 hrs ago | WTMA-AM North Charleston
Ladies Who Lunch: First Lady Hosts G-8 Spouses at the White House
While the G-8 Summit leaders held a working lunch on food security, first lady Michelle Obama played host back at the White House.
20 hrs ago | Boston.com
travelArtist Howard Ben Tr is a favorite son of Providence
From left: Howard Ben Tre's work at Brown University, his studio in Pawtucket, and the artist with one of his works at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
Margaret Atwood mentors British novelist Naomi Alderman
Sipping coffee in the private room of a Bloor St. cafe, rising British novelist Naomi Alderman deftly explains the mystery-shrouded process by which she came to be paired with Margaret Atwood in the Rolex Mentor and Protege Arts Initiative.
Fear versus frustration in Dominican Republic vote
A former president whose single term ended with the deepest economic crisis in the modern history of the Dominican Republic is seeking redemption Sunday as he faces an old rival in what is expected to be a close election to lead the Caribbean's top tourist destination.
Chinese activist who fled house arrest heads to US
A van with covered windows leaves in a convoy under a tight security from the hospital where blind activist lawyer Chen Guangcheng was recuperating in Beijing, China, Saturday, May 19, 2012.
Police: Ohio tourist fatally run over in Jamaica
Police in Jamaica say that a woman from Ohio has died after being hit by a minibus near the popular tourist town of Montego Bay.
Argentina: Black Market Grows With Currency
The man in the brown suit doesn't need to speak above a whisper to sell his goods along a busy street in the Argentine capital: "Money change.
Rodrigo Y Gabriela On World Cafe
Rodrigo y Gabriela plays everything from heavy metal to jazz to acoustic folk. The duo started out in a thrash-metal band in Mexico City, but moved to Dublin in 1999.
Top Gay Bartenders Come to Palm Springs
Since February, Palm Springs has challenged top bartenders from fifteen LGBT clubs and restaurants across the nation to stir, shake and mix-up desert inspired cocktails for its 3rd annual "Palm Springs Summer Splash Cocktail Challenge," presented by Here Media and Stoli Vodka.
Cubans denied US visas have record of engagement
The political hubbub over Washington's decision to grant a visa to the daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro has eclipsed the fact the State Department simultaneously denied nearly a dozen other prominent Cubans permits to attend an academic conference in California, among them some of the island's most independent and open-minded scholars.
Veep Beat: Rubio's Family Life, Pawlenty Hush-Hush
'MEET THE RUBIOS' In her first extended interview , Jeanette Rubio joined her husband Marco Rubio to discuss their family life with Politico and said that she is prepared for whatever scrutiny the couple may undergo as his national profile begins to rise.
Suu Kyi photo exhibit opens in hometown Yangon
A photography exhibit about Aung San Suu Kyi's successful campaign for Parliament is showing just how far Myanmar has come since ending a half century of military rule.
Cannes entry 'Paradise: Love' looks at sex tourism
There's sun, sand and sex in Cannes Film Festival entry "Paradise: Love" _ and they add up to a grim and unsettling holiday movie.
In 'Moonrise Kingdom,' Wes Anderson relocates
In Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom," the famously meticulous director takes his fastidiously fashioned world and flings it into the woods.
Ontario Lottery and Gaming looking for private companies to run casinos
The Ontario government insists it is not expanding gambling in the province, but it does want to make gaming more accessible to more people.
Berlin airport opening delayed further
The opening of Berlin's new 2.5-billion-euro airport must be further delayed until spring of next year, the capital's mayor said Thursday, in a growing embarrassment for city officials.
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