Automakers' recovery plan: Get small.
Their CEOs visit Washington, trying a second time to win lawmaker approval for an auto industry bailout.
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Safe water: Zimbabweans in the capital, Harare, collect clean water supplied last week by the United Nations Children's Fund.
Frustration high in Zimbabwe's Army, a Mugabe power base
Hundreds of soldiers looted in the capital, Harare, in the past week. Has President Robert Mugabe lost control?
US subcontractor keeps 1,000 Asians in Iraq warehouse
A Kuwait catering company, hired by KBR, kept its workers in a windowless warehouse near Baghdad for as long as three months.
Iraq bids to stop Christie's sale of ancient earrings
The jewelry could belong to the treasures of Nimrud, officials say.
Pakistan moves up US priority list
The terror attacks in India next door have emphasized the instability in the region.
With Chambliss, Republicans win one in the South
GOP's conservative base in Georgia prevents a Democratic filibuster-proof majority in the US Senate.
Chertoff: US can learn from Mumbai attacks
The Homeland Security Secretary said government agencies must be integrated in order to be effective.
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