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December 02, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (5:26) TEN MARINES KILLED NEAR FALLUJAH U.S. military sources today confirmed the deaths of 10 Marines – killed yesterday by a roadside bomb near Fallujah. The incident is the deadliest attack...

December 01, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (6:45) KYOTO IN EFFECT The legal framework of the Kyoto Protocol has been formally adopted by the ongoing United Nations conference to determine the future of the environmental treaty. Elise Hugus...

November 30, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (6:02) ICC RULING ON KOSOVO CASE The International Criminal Court in the Hague handed down its first verdict today relating to alleged war crimes committed against Serb and Albanian civilians during...

November 29, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (4:29)) POLITICAL COLLAPSE IN CANADA Canada’s 38th parliament will cease to exist today and Canadians will head to the polls in January. Prime Minister Paul Martin’s minority government – in power...

November 28, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (5:45) SECRET PRISONS European Union Justice Commissioner Franco Frattini announced today that any EU nation found to be hosting a CIA secret prison may have its voting rights suspended. Meanwhile, the...

November 23, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (6:06) British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s government has ordered a London newspaper to stop publishing article about an abandoned U.S. plan to attack the headquarters of Arab satellite TV station Al...

November 22, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (6:21) London’s daily mirror broke an explosive story today: the paper says transcripts of conversations between U.S. President George Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in April 2004 show Bush...

November 21, 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (4:31) GM LAYOFFS General Motors announced today that the company will cut 30,000 manufacturing jobs. At least ten production plants and service facilities in the U.S. and Canada have been slated...