BBC
- Annual Drumcree Orange march held
- The annual Orange Order parade at Drumcree in Portadown passes without incident.
- Ousted Zelaya heads for Honduras
- Ousted President Manuel Zelaya leaves Washington for Honduras to reclaim his post, but the government says his plane cannot land.
- Cavendish storms to stage victory
- Mark Cavendish wins the second stage of the 2009 Tour de France with a blistering long-range sprint finish.
- Jackson's songs dominate top 40 singles in UK charts
- Michael Jackson continues his domination of the UK music charts with his songs accounting for almost a third of the top 40 singles.
- In pictures
- The mens final at Wimbledon
- Mexico president in mid-term test
- Mexicans go to the polls in mid-term congressional elections expected to determine the fate of the presidents economic reforms.
- Shop worker shot dead by gunman
- A gunman enters a shop in Salford and shoots dead a 27-year-old shop worker, firing several times, Greater Manchester Police say.
CNN
- Conservatives shocked by Palin's resignation
- Astounding. Risky. Quitter. And thats what fellow conservatives had to say Sunday about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and her decision to step down with 18 months left in her term.
- Federer claims record 15th grand slam title
- Roger Federer claimed his record 15th grand slam crown and sixth Wimbledon title as he beat Andy Roddick 5-7 7-6 7-6 3-6 16-14 in an epic final today. Federers five-set triumph sees him surpass Pete Sampras, who was watching on
- Honduras vows to keep deposed president out
- Authorities here closed the airport and restricted the airspace over the nations capital in anticipation of deposed President Jose Manuel Zelayas announced return Sunday.
- Russians create shrine to Michael Jackson
- They headed to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow after news broke that Michael Jackson had died. And theyre still coming.
- Greene: Looking for 'Miss Citizen Fair'
- You are Miss Citizen Fair.
- Disney World monorail crash kills driver
- A monorail train at Walt Disney World crashed into the back of another train early Sunday, killing one driver, according to an amusement park spokesman and a witness interviewed by CNN.
- Flight recorders detected from Yemen crash
- Investigators have heard a signal from the flight data recorders of the Yemenia Airways plane that crashed last week, they announced Sunday.
Digg
- Sarah Palin Threatens To Sue Entire Internet, Via Twitter
- How did you spend the Fourth of July? *****-insane American Quitter Sarah Palin ended her own special “Independence Day” by posting a series of desperate grammar-challenged nonsense and vicious threats on her Facebook and Twitter pages. Really.
- Thieves Steal $2 Million In Oil & Gas
- Ten people have been arrested in the theft of about $2 million worth of oil and gas condensate from oil companies and producers in West Texas.
- Broadcaster Sued for Firing Emp. Based on Political Email
- It was the story of an e-mail heard around the world. You may remember Jérôme Bourreau-Guggenheim who expressed opposition in an e-mail to his member of parliament. That e-mail went back to his employer, TF1, who then promptly fired him
- Smokers may have to cough up $20 for a pack of cigarettes
- CIGARETTES could cost more than $20 for a packet of 30 and come in plain wrapping if radical proposals now under consideration by the federal government are accepted.
- SKorea says NKorea fires 6 missiles off east coast
- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- South Korea says North Korea has fired a sixth missile off its eastern coast.The Joint Chiefs of Staff say five missiles were fired earlier Saturday and the sixth around 4:10 p.m. (0710 GMT).The launches come
- UK Schools bar parents from sports day to keep out pedophile
- Parents have been banned from attending their childrens sports day in an extraordinary measure to protect pupils from child abductors and pedophiles.
- Walt Disney World unveils robotic version of President Obama
- Now, weve never been to this Hall of Presidents at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, but were thinking about heading down there today -- not because the newest animatronic addition -- President Barack Obama -- has just been unveiled,
FOX
- Fallen Soldier's Memoriam Rockets Up Twitter 'Charts'
- Fathers request to honor soldier stepson gets phrase #thankyouaaron high on Twitter Trending Topics.
- Jackson Family Plans Private Event at L.A. Cemetery
- Los Angeles police say Michael Jacksons family is planning a private ceremony at a cemetery in the Hollywood Hills.
- Ousted Honduran President Flying Home
- Manuel Zelaya heading to Tegucigalpa despite warnings that he might be shot on airport tarmac.
- Biden: U.S. Won't Stand inIsrael's Way on Iran Nukes
- Vice president gives Israel apparent green light for military action to eliminate Irans nuclear threat• Biden: We Misread How Bad Economy Was• Report: Saudis Give Nod to Israeli Strike on Iran• Clerics Declare Ahmadinejed Re-Election Illegitimate• PHOTOS: Unrest in Iran
- Formula One Racing Chief Praises Hitler, Saddam Hussein
- Bernie Ecclestone says Nazi leader got things done, Iraqi dictator was only one who could control that country.
- 'Transformers,' 'Ice Age' Tie for No. 1 at Box Office
- Prehistoric creatures and sci-fi robots are in a photo finish for the Fourth of July box-office crown.
The Washington Post
- Obama Eyes Progress on Arms Control Framework
- President to meet with Russias Medvedev on Monday to try to break a deadlock in talks to replace a vital nuclear arms control treaty.
- Palin Takes Aim at Her Critics
- 44 | Alaska governor posts new comments online defending her recent decision to resign on July 26.
- Federer Makes History at Wimbledon
- Andy Roddick could not derail Roger Federers quest to win 15th major title, which moves him ahead of Pete Sampras in record books.
- Ex-QB Steve McNair Found Dead
- Police probing relationship between former MVP, woman found shot to death alongside him in Tenn.
- Barry Arrested in D.C. Park
- Council member charged with stalking after woman tells police he was bothering her.
- Afghans Fear Violence Could Subvert Elections
- Ahead of Aug. vote, candidiates campaign in more peaceful parts of northern, eastern Afghanistan as U.S. battles insurgents in Helmand Province.
- Zelaya Urges 'Peaceful' Protests
- Exiled Honduran leader calls for supporters to gather for showdown with interim government.
Reuters
- Crash probe locates doomed Yemeni flight recorders
- PARIS (Reuters) - French investigators said on Sunday they had detected the signal from the flight recorders from a Yemeni jet that crashed last week with more than 150 people on board.
- Time to review policy on gays in U.S. military: Powell
- WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American attitudes have changed and the dont ask, dont tell policy toward gays serving in the U.S. military should be reviewed, former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Colin Powell said on Sunday.
- Disney worker dies in Florida monorail collision
- MIAMI (Reuters) - A Walt Disney World employee died on Sunday in a collision of monorail trains carrying tourists at the theme-park complex in central Florida, according to a theme park spokeswoman.
- Pakistani jets pound Taliban on Afghan border
- PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani warplanes bombed Taliban positions in the northwest Sunday, killing at least five insurgents, residents said, as militants distributed leaflets warning area tribesmen not to rise up against them.
- Chinese floods kill 15, displace 400,000
- BEIJING (Reuters) - Flooding and heavy rain in southern China have forced 400,000 people to evacuate their homes and killed at least 15, Xinhua news agency reported on Sunday.
- Settlements, regional peace on Israel-U.S. agenda
- JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Defense Minister Ehud Barak said he would discuss with a U.S. envoy Monday a compromise over a peace plan calling for an Israeli settlement freeze and seek ways to promote regional peace.
- Obama heads to Moscow for "reset" summit
- WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama heads to Moscow on Sunday promising a far-reaching effort to reset U.S.-Russia relations that hit a post-Cold War low under the Bush administration.
USATODAY
- Sub detects signal from Yemenia black boxes
- A submarine scouring the Indian Ocean on Sunday detected the signal beacons of the two black boxes from a Yemenia Airways flight ...
- Factory blasts kill 8, injure 40 in India
- Explosions rocked two private factories in central India on Sunday, killing at least eight people and injuring another 40, a ...
- For Obama, a trio of goals on latest foreign trip
- Determined to change the way the world views the United States, Barack Obama is onto his next foreign mission: rebuilding relations ...
- Weather headlines: Steamy, stormy and soggy in the South
- The holiday weekend will wrap up on a wet note across the South, while record heat persists along the Texas Coast.
- Marines march in grueling Afghan sun for July Fourth
- Taliban militants were nowhere in sight as the columns of U.S. Marines walked a third straight day across southern Afghanistan. ...
- Colin Powell worries Obama tackling too much
- Colin Powell worries that President Obama is trying to tackle too many big issues at one time and he offers this advice: take ...
- Fireworks explosion on N.C. island kills 2
- A truckload of fireworks exploded Saturday morning on a dock at a remote North Carolina island, killing two workers and critically ...
MSNBC
- Administration plans for end of ‘too big to fail’
- Financial regulations proposed by President Obama
- Federer rules the record book with 15th Slam
- Roger Federer won his record 15th Grand Slam title Sunday, outlasting Andy Roddick for his sixth Wimbledon championship in a marathon match that went to 16-14 in the
- 1.6 million requests for Jackson memorial
- The more than 1.6 million fans who
- Powell: Time to review ‘don't ask, don't tell’
- American attitudes have changed and the dont ask, dont tell policy toward gays serving in the U.S. military should be reviewed, former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Colin Powell said on Sunday.
CBS
- Obama Seeks New Start in U.S.-Russia Ties
- In Advance of Presidents Trip To Moscow, White House Says It Expects Progress in New Arms Control Talks
- McNair's Death Ruled a Homicide
- Tenn. Police Have Reached No Conclusion on Death of Woman Found with Former NFL Star
- Henry Hudson and 17th C. Globalization
- Exploring the Legacy of the 17th Century Adventurer Whose Voyages Heralded a New Era of Globalization
- Roger Federer Wins Sixth Wimbledon Final
- Defeats American Andy Roddick, Claims Record 15th Grand Slam Title
- Senators Debate as Health Care Bill Reaches Markup
- Grassley, Schumer Argue Public vs. Private on Face the Nation
- Mullen: Iran Strike Would Be Destabilizing
- Top Military Commander Says U.S. Has Very Narrow Window of Appropriate Actions in Defiant Country
- Jackson Financial Adviser Breaks Silence
- In 1st Interview Since Singers Death, Tohme Says He Built A Fence Around Michael to Keep People Out
The New York Times
- Federer Outlasts Roddick to Win Wimbledon
- Roger Federer held off Andy Roddick and won the longest fifth set ever in a Grand Slam final, 16-14. With his 15th major singles title, Federer broke Pete Sampras’s record.
- Ousted President’s On Board Flight to Honduras
- The ousted president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, has boarded a jet to go back to his country, but the military there has issued orders to not let the flight land.
- Biden Suggests U.S. Not Standing in Israel’s Way on Iran
- Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. suggested on Sunday that the U.S. would not stand in the way of Israeli military action aimed at Iran’s nuclear program.
- Jackson Memorial Tickets to Be Awarded Sunday
- Organizers of Michael Jackson’s memorial in Los Angeles were to begin informing registrants on Sunday if they had been awarded one of the 8,750 pairs of free tickets to the Tuesday memorial.
- In Russian Trip, Obama to Take On Power Equation
- While Mr. Obama is spending several hours with President Dmitri A. Medvedev on Monday, he is scheduled to have breakfast with Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin the next day.
- The Caucus: Biden Says His Trip Proves Iraq Remains Priority
- Vice President Joe Biden says that he has assured Iraqi leaders that the country remains a priority for the United States.
- Straight Sets: Federer and Roddick Face Off at Wimbledon
- Live tracking of the men’s final as Roger Federer tries to beat Andy Roddick and capture the record for Grand Slam victories.
TIME
- TIME's Summer Reading List
- Summer is a bracingly honest season for readers: its too hot to pretend to be clever, so you just read books you actually like. TIME asked some of its favorite writers what they read when they read for fun
- Ban Ki Moon Leaves Burma Disappointed
- After two days in Burma and two rare meetings with the reclusive leader of the countrys military government, the UN Secretary General came away with little to show for his diplomatically risky venture
- TIME's Summer Reading List
- Summer is a bracingly honest season for readers: its too hot to pretend to be clever, so you just read books you actually like. TIME asked some of its favorite writers what they read when they read for fun
- Why Obama's Afghan War is Different
- A Marine offensive in Helmand prioritizes securing the local population over killing insurgents. That, say U.S. officials, is the key to defeating the Taliban
- When Benedict Meets Barack
- The Vatican and the White House juggle their schedules to create a stellar photo opportunity. And Obama and the Pope also have plenty to discuss
- POTUS TV: Paging Dr. Obama
- The President takes to the air to sell his health-care fix, but its TVs med shows that really feel our pain
- U.S. and Russia: The Talk Starts Here
- There will be disagreements when President Obama visits Russia. But both Moscow and Washington know the relationship needs mending
Newsday
- William Parente bought knife across street from hotel
- Sometime after checking into the Sheraton hotel in Towson last week, William M. Parente went across the street to the Towson Town Center and bought the knife he used to kill himself.
- Teen seriously hurt in Centereach crash
- A Centereach teenager was hospitalized early Friday after he lost control of his car and struck a tree, Suffolk police said.
- NYC teacher barricaded inside classroom
- A New York City middle school teacher hasbarricaded himself in a classroom and the NYPD bomb squad is on thescene.
- Nassau cops to target aggressive drivers
- Rude, aggressive drivers beware.
- Susan Boyle -- Scottish singing sensation -- gets makeover
- Susan Boyle may have become famous in part for her great voice, but it seems shes ditched the other aspect of her appeal -- her dowdy looks.
- Cops probe 'unknown substance' in girl's Burger King meal
- A 6-year-old girl was taken to a hospital for observation Thursday after finding an unknown substance in a mac & cheese meal she was eating from a Burger King in Valley Stream, police said.
- Cops: Two arrested after loaded gun found in car
- A driver and his passenger were arrested late Thursday after they fled when police found a loaded gun in their car during a traffic stop in Hempstead, police said.