 USA TODAY | Argentina convicts 2 dictators of stealing babies Houston Chronicle MICHAEL WARREN, AP People hold signs that read in Spanish "Give the children back" outside a court where Argentina's historic stolen babies trial is being held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Thursday, July 5, 2012. Former dictators Jorge Videla and ... Former Argentine dictators found guilty of stealing babies 2 ex-Argentine dictators convicted in baby thefts |
 Christian Science Monitor | Former Argentine dictators found guilty of stealing babies Christian Science Monitor Three decades ago, when a military junta ran the country of Argentina, the government ran a systematic program to take babies from leftist parents. Hundreds of babies are thought to have disappeared under the program. By Debora Rey, Associated Press ... 2 Ex-Argentine Dictators Convicted in Baby Thefts Ex-dictators guilty of baby thefts Former dictators found guilty in Argentine baby-stealing trial |
 Christian Science Monitor | Did Pena Nieto win in Mexico? Official count confirms his victory. Christian Science Monitor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador alleges that Enrique Pena Nieto bought votes in the recent election in Mexico. These accusations are likely to lead to a legal challenge of the election's outcome. By Adriana Gomez Licon, Associated Press / July 5, ... Pena Nieto Maintains Lead in Mexican Presidential Vote Recount Mexican vote recount confirms Pena Nieto win Official count confirms Pena Nieto win in Mexico's presidential election |
 Christian Science Monitor | Will global sanctions succeed in Syria? Christian Science Monitor The US and its partners are hoping for support from Russia and China to prevent economic support of Assad's government in Syria. The opposition wants Assad to step down; to enable a transition to take place. By Bradley Klapper, Associated Press / July ... For Top Syrian Defector, a Path Less Traveled Defection cheers anti-Assad coalition at Paris meet Confidant of Syria's President Is Said to Have Defected and Fled to Turkey |
 msnbc.com | Report cites pilot error in doomed 2009 Air France flight CTV.ca Investigator in charge of the safety investigation into the accident of the Airbus A330-203, on June 1, 2009, Alain Bouillard, addresses reporters during a press conference held at the Bourget airport outside Paris, Thursday, July 5, 2012. Report on Air France Crash Urges Better Pilot Training Pilot error found in Air France Flight 447 crash How human error turned Air France's minor technical problem into tragedy |
 Globe and Mail | This adorable puppy photo shoot is not what it seems Globe and Mail The six-month-old's big brown eyes, trusting and calm, pierce right through your computer screen. The shy puppy, perhaps a chocolate lab, sits ever so patiently on a pedestal as he's photographed. He could be getting his picture taken for a dog food ... Taiwan photographer records shelter dogs' last moments [Photos] Taiwan photographer's crusade: Doomed shelter dogs Taiwan photographer hopes images of doomed shelter dogs encourage pet owners ... |
 USA TODAY | Complaints rise on vote-buying in Mexico USA TODAY MEXICO CITY (AP) â€" The ruling-party candidate who came third in Mexico's presidential elections said Thursday that campaign spending violations had marred the vote, although she stopped short of challenging the legitimacy of the outcome. Pena Nieto Rejects Vote-Buying Charges After Stores Shuttered Mexico recount confirms Pena Nieto won presidential election Drug war fury awaits Mexico's Pena Nieto |
 Christian Science Monitor | WikiLeaks targets Syria with 'embarrassing' trove (+video) Christian Science Monitor WikiLeaks has obtained some 2.4 million e-mails, which relate to both the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the regime's opponents, including Western countries. By Brad Knickerbocker, Staff writer / July 5, 2012 Supporters of WikiLeaks ... WikiLeaks sharing Syria emails with paper accused of Assad bias WikiLeaks to publish 2.4 million 'embarrassing' emails on Syria tumult WikiLeaks publishing Syria emails as Ecuador says Assange charges 'hilarious' |
 Christian Science Monitor | Lessons from Air France Flight 447 Rio-to-Paris crash Christian Science Monitor The final report on the crash of Air France Flight 447 says France's flagship carrier was subject to fewer inspections than smaller airlines. The investigators issued 25 recommendations, including ways to improve pilot training, cockpit design, ... Investigators outline key moments during Air France Flight 447's fatal 2009 ... Key moments leading up to 2009 Air France crash Air France Flight 447 Crash 'Didn't Have to Happen,' Expert Says |
msnbc.com | Probe of Air France crash in Atlantic blames pilots, training Los Angeles Times The investigation of the 2009 crash of an Air France jet into the Atlantic Ocean concludes that the cockpit crew took the wrong steps to correct a high-altitude stall and blamed the errors on poor training of those piloting today's highly automated ... Investigators: Technical and Human Error Caused 2009 Air France Crash Faulty data misled pilot in Brazil-France crash |
 NDTV | Long road ahead in US-Pakistan ties after NATO deal Reuters By Missy Ryan and Michael Georgy | ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan and the United States are set to resume broader talks on security cooperation, militant threats, aid and other issues in the wake of an agreement to reopen supply routes into Afghanistan ... First NATO supply trucks cross Pakistan border First Nato truck crosses AfPak border: Pak official Pakistanis question NATO supply line deal |
 Voice of America | Pain and Joy as Algerians Celebrate Independence Voice of America PARIS, France â€" Algeria is kicking off its 50th anniversary of independence from France Thursday with a series of year-long celebrations. But many Algerians and French are marking the event with mixed emotions. Algeria's 50th independence anniversary ... Fifty years after Algerian freedom, youths take fresh look at France 50 years of freedom and missed opportunities for Algeria BONNIN / AFP / Getty Images |
 USA TODAY | Air France crash report blames pilots, faulty equipment USA TODAY French investigators Thursday blamed the crash of Air France flight into the Atlantic Ocean that killed 228 people on a lack of pilot training in surprise situations and faulty equipment. Investigators from the Bureau d'Enquetes et d'Analyses (BEA), ... Pilot error and faults led to Air France crash Faulty sensors, mistakes by pilots led to Air France crash in 2009 Training flaws exposed in Rio-Paris crash report |
 New York Daily News | WikiLeaks has data from 24 million Syrian emails New York Daily News LONDON â€" The secret-spilling group WikiLeaks said Thursday it was in the process of publishing material from 2.4 million Syrian emails â€" many of which it said came from official government accounts. WikiLeaks' Sarah Harrison told journalists at ... WikiLeaks To Release Millions of 'Syria Files' WikiLeaks Releasing Trove of Syria Documents Syria-gate? Wikileaks' latest drop of secret files |
 NDTV | Wikileaks begins release of 2.5m. Syrian emails Jerusalem Post By JPOST.COM STAFF, REUTERS "Syria Files" will shed light on inner workings of Syrian gov't, hypocrisy of the West, Western companies, spokeswoman says. WikiLeaks said on Thursday it had begun publishing more than 2 million emails from Syrian ... WikiLeaks Releasing Trove of Syria Documents WikiLeaks To Release Millions of 'Syria Files' Syria-gate? Wikileaks' latest drop of secret files |
 Sydney Morning Herald | WikiLeaks Releasing Trove of Syria Documents New York Times LONDON â€" WikiLeaks, the online leak group, said Thursday that it would begin releasing a cache of more than 2.4 million e-mails between Syrian politicians, government officials and companies dating from 2006 until March of this year. WikiLeaks publishes Syria emails - live updates Wikileaks begins release of 2.4 million emails from Syrian government WikiLeaks says starts releasing hacked Syria emails |
 The Guardian | WikiLeaks publishes Syria emails - live updates The Guardian 2.23pm: Syria: Reporting on the Wikileaks release of emails linked to the Syrian uprising, Italian magazine L'Espresso says the Italian state-controlled firm Finmeccanica has supplied radios typically used by police to the Syrian government, ... WikiLeaks begins releasing 'embarrassing' Syrian e-mails WikiLeaks in the process of publishing material from 2.4 million Syrian e-mails WikiLeaks publishes 'embarrassing' Syrian emails |
 USA TODAY | Wikileaks begins releasing 'embarrassing' Syrian emails USA TODAY By Douglas Stanglin, USA TODAY Wikileaks plans to release the emails in stages through several news organizations over a two-month period. "The material is embarrassing to Syria, but it is also embarrassing to Syria's opponents. WikiLeaks has data from 2.4 million Syrian emails WikiLeaks publishes Syria emails - live updates Wikileaks begins release of 2.5m. Syrian emails |
 USA TODAY | Commission Calls Fukushima Nuclear Crisis a Man-Made Disaster New York Times TOKYO â€" The nuclear accident at Fukushima was a preventable disaster rooted in government-industry collusion and the worst conformist conventions of Japanese culture, a parliamentary inquiry concluded on Thursday. The report, released by the Fukushima ... New report blasts Japan's preparation for, response to Fukushima disaster Panel: Fukushima Nuclear Disaster 'Man-Made' Fukushima reactor meltdown was a man-made disaster, says official report |
 CBC.ca | Northern land routes to be crucial in US withdrawal from Afghanistan Washington Post Even with the reopening of critical supply routes through Pakistan, the US military confronts a mammoth logistical challenge to wind down the war in Afghanistan, where it must withdraw nearly 90000 troops and enormous depots of military equipment ... NATO Supply Trucks From Pakistan Resume Trek to Afghanistan First NATO Truck Crosses Pakistan Border NATO trucks cross border after blockade lifted |
 TIME | NATO trucks cross border after blockade lifted ABC Online The first trucks supplying NATO troops in Afghanistan have crossed the border from Pakistan after Islamabad ended a seven-month blockade. Pakistan closed overland routes for NATO convoys into its war-torn neighbour after a botched US air raid in ... Pakistan clears NATO supply line First NATO truck crosses Pakistan border Nato supply trucks cross Pakistan border after row |
 BBC News | Nato supply trucks cross Pakistan border after row BBC News Trucks supplying Nato in Afghanistan crossed the border from Pakistan for the first time in seven months after Islamabad reopened transit routes. Pakistani officials said at least two Nato containers passed through the Chaman border point on Thursday. First NATO trucks move into Afghanistan from Pakistan after 7-month closure After long closure, NATO supplies enter Afghanistan from Pakistan First NATO truck crosses Pakistan border |
 ABC News | New Mexican President Could Target Small Gangs ABC News Mexico's next president has boldly promised to halve the number of kidnappings and murders during his six-year term by moving law enforcement away from showy drug busts and focusing on protecting ordinary citizens from gangs. Fraud claims spur partial Mexico recount Mexico recounting more than half presidential vote |
 BBC News | Partial Mexico recount after fraud claims Financial Times MEXICO CITY, July 4 â€" Mexico's election officials on Wednesday recounted votes from more than half the polling booths in Sunday's presidential and congressional elections, responding to claims of fraud and requests for recounts in areas where the race ... Partial Mexico recount under way Recount in Mexico presidential election Election recount begins at more than half of Mexico polls |
