CBC.ca | Oscar 2010 Winners Show ABC News Kathryn Bigelow was the big winner of the night, becoming the first woman to win best director for "The Hurt Locker." As she rose to accept her award, the audience, including her ex-husband and chief rival for best director, James Cameron, ... Oscar Night Belongs To 'The Hurt Locker' 'The Hurt Locker' takes top Oscar List of winners at the 82nd annual Oscars |
msnbc.com (blog) | Iraqis vote in general election BBC News Polling stations across Iraq have opened, amid tight security, for voters to elect 325 parliamentary members. Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki c » |
The Hindu | Pentagon guards trained for attack like that of gunman's Washington Post A shooting Thursday evening at the Pentagon entrance by a lone gunman leaves two police officers hurt. The suspected shooter, John Patrick Bedell, has died. By Christian Davenport and Annys Shin They're both former service members -- one a Marine who ... Gunman troubled, friends say Pentagon gunman had a history of mental illness Pentagon shooter was SJSU engineering student, troubled with drug problem |
The Hindu | Shooting at Pentagon entrance by lone gunman leaves 2 police officers hurt Washington Post The officers and the suspect were taken to George Washington University Hospital, and the suspect was in Pentagon police custody. The Associated Press said sources identified the shooter as as 36-year-old John Patrick Bedell. ... Pentagon security officers shot near rail station Man shoots 2 officers outside Pentagon Gunman opens fire at Pentagon entrance |
Washington Post | Obama tries to remain calm during political storm Washington Post President Obama urged Congress Wednesday to vote "up or down" on sweeping health care legislation in the next few weeks, endorsing a plan that denies Senate Republicans the right to kill the bill by st » |
Washington Post | Hutchison Concedes Texas GOP Primary to Perry New York Times HOUSTON รข€" A year ago, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison had » |
Reuters | Chile scrambles to distribute aid, quell disorder Los Angeles Times Looting surges as desperate citizens say they lack any services. President Bachelet, slow to seek international aid, has asked for help. By Patrick J. McDonnell and Tracy Wilkinson Reporting from Mexico City and Constitucion, Chile - Looting spread in ... O'Brien: In Chile, looters are leaving the biggest aftershocks Chilean economy well placed to rebuild Chile Appeals for Aid, Deploys Troops |
