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America’s most wanted leader of polygamist sect capturedSubscriber Only

August 31, 2006

Warren Steed Jeffs, the leader of a polygamist sect of thousands and a member of the FBI’s Most Wanted List, was captured in southern Nevada on Monday night.

August 31, 2006

For some, opponents are half the battleSubscriber Only

August 30, 2006

Daughter of Iranian immigrants, she was denied funds, slept in the family van to save money for tournaments

August 30, 2006

Property worth $5 bn to be auctioned in NY, broken hearts on the waySubscriber Only

August 30, 2006

Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village which have been affordable abodes for many in Manhattan will see a cultural shift, fear residents

August 30, 2006

Osama: Not Most Wanted for 9/11Subscriber Only

August 29, 2006

Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is a longtime and well-known member of the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted” list, which notes his role as the suspected mastermind of the US Embassy bombings in East Africa in August 1998.

August 29, 2006

Sighting, perhaps, of a tech fugitive in Sri LankaSubscriber Only

August 28, 2006

A well-known private eye from Israel says he’s spotted Comverse Technologies’ former CEO in hiding 20 miles north of Colombo

August 28, 2006

In schools across US, melting pot overflowsSubscriber Only

August 28, 2006

In 1973, 78 pc of the students attending the nation’s public schools were white and 22 pc were minorities, a category including blacks, Hispanics, Asians and Pacific Islanders, and “other”. In 2004, 57 pc of all public school students were white, while 43 pc were minorities

August 28, 2006

Agassi’s farewell will not be easySubscriber Only

August 28, 2006

Andre Agassi’s final dash across the bright blue courts of the US Open will either be a long embrace or a quick goodbye.

August 28, 2006

Whispers of mergers set off suspicious trading, small players can’t partakeSubscriber Only

August 27, 2006

It is against the law to trade on inside information about an imminent merger, however, an analysis reveals that it went on unbated in last 12 months

August 27, 2006

Roots calling: Sen Obama floors KenyansSubscriber Only

August 27, 2006

If Senator Barack Obama is ever thinking of running for president— or changing careers to rock star—he got excellent practice in Nairobi on Friday.

August 27, 2006

Venus out of US OpenSubscriber Only

August 26, 2006

Venus Williams has not competed in a tennis tournament since July 1 and, still trying to recover from a left wrist injury, she will not be coming to New York to play either.

August 26, 2006

Faith in science and vice-versaSubscriber Only

August 26, 2006

One October day in 1947, the director of the local bank in Louisana, US, woke to find that hundreds of fish had fallen from the sky, landing in his backyard.

August 26, 2006

Who wants Fame ?Subscriber Only

August 26, 2006

Actually, everybody. Though few ever admit it, but in small ways or big, we all want our share of distinction.

August 26, 2006

Unexplained syndromes? There’s still hopeSubscriber Only

August 25, 2006

For patients who have these symptoms, their lives are about going to doctors, being physically incapacitated and worrying about it

August 25, 2006

Web surfing in public places is a way to court troubleSubscriber Only

August 22, 2006

Someone around you may capture information packets that are floating around and may hack your password or credit card information

August 22, 2006

Pakistanis find US easier to merge into than BritainSubscriber Only

August 22, 2006

The stretch of Devon Avenue in North Chicago also named for Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, seems as if it has been transplanted directly from that country.

August 22, 2006

China’s loss is India’s gainSubscriber Only

August 22, 2006

In January 2005, when the Chinese government did not allow Will Smith’s film ‘Hitch’ to be screened in the country, the actor was definitely disappointed.

August 22, 2006

To kill or not to killSubscriber Only

August 21, 2006

Across Iraq, young men, most of them barely of legal drinking age, are being asked to make a very hard decision, Julian E. Barnes reports from Ramadi

August 21, 2006

No academy, only potterySubscriber Only

August 19, 2006

New archaeological evidence is raising more questions about the conventional interpretation linking the desolate ruins of an ancient settlement known as Qumran with the Dead Sea Scrolls...

August 19, 2006