The Guardian | Near the epicenter, jittery residents tell of quake's power Los Angeles Times David Serrano was at home in Guadalupe Victoria, Mexico, watching a Star Trek movie with his 3-year-old daughter when the room began to shake. At first, he thought it was one of the mini-quakes that had occasion » |
Kansas City Star | After years as justice, John Paul Stevens wants what's 'best for the court' Washington Post FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. -- Around here, one of the most powerful men in the nation is known as plain old John Stevens -- courteous bridge player, early-morning regular at the country club's tennis courts, a quiet but active condo ... Justice Stevens to leave while Obama in office U.S. high court's Stevens to decide soon on retiring Kagan, Judges Said to Be Considered for Supreme Court Vacancy |
Globe and Mail | States seek more control of offshore drilling San Francisco Chronicle President Obama's plan for expanding offshore drilling along some US coastlines holds the promise of new oil and gas production on virgin Atlantic seabed so far untouched by drill bits. But senators drafting a broad climate and energy bill on Capitol ... Obama's offshore coup Oil and Gas Ads Target 'Energy Industry Taxes' Florida politicians no longer united over offshore drilling |
Reuters | Risk Is Clear in Drilling; Payoff Isn't New York Times WASHINGTON รข€" In proposing a major expansion of offshore oil and gas development, President Obama set out to fashion a carefully balanced plan that would attract bipartisan support for climate and energy legislation ... In Virginia, mixed reaction to decision to » |
Telegraph.co.uk | Russian grief turns to anger toward leaders Washington Post A young Russian girl cries while commemorating the victims of the blasts inside the Lubyanka metro station in Moscow. (Dmitry Korotayev/Getty Images) By Philip P. Pan MOSCOW -- Prime Minister Vladimir Putin pledged Tuesday to drag "from the bottom of ... Moscow subway attack: Five ways to make mass transit safer Russia Boosts Security as Capital Mourns |
Newsweek | Suicide bomber hit station next to Russia's top security agency Washington Post The twin suicide bombings that killed at least 38 people in Moscow's crowded subway system on Monday included an attack on a station just steps away from the headquarters of Russia's premier security service. ... Blasts Revive Russians' Fear of Female Bombers 'Black Widows' suspected of Moscow Metro bombings that killed 38 Russia Faces Continuing Problems in the Northern Caucasus |
