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SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) - NATO moved ahead Sunday with preparations to collect weapons to be voluntarily handed in by ethnic Albanian rebels despite its failure to reach an agreement with the Macedonian government on how many arms to expect.

WASHINGTON (AP) - A new budget estimate, which says the government will need to use $9 billion of Social Security reserves to make ends meet, foreshadows a difficult fall for Congress as it struggles to pass spending bills for next year.

WASHINGTON (AP) - A new budget estimate, which says the government will need to use $9 billion of Social Security reserves to make ends meet, foreshadows a difficult fall for Congress as it struggles to pass spending bills for next year.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Bus and truck drivers should be required to undergo more stringent physical examinations, federal officials said Tuesday, linking recent crashes to drivers with heart problems, kidney disease and poorly controlled diabetes.

WASHINGTON (AP) - With a trip to the battle-scarred Balkans, President Bush has concluded an eventful European trip in which he tangled with key allies over environmental policy and intensified anti-missile shield negotiations with Russia.

WASHINGTON (AP) - With a trip to the battle-scarred Balkans, President Bush has concluded an eventful European trip in which he tangled with key allies over environmental policy and intensified anti-missile shield negotiations with Russia.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal regulators on Friday closed a Chicago-area thrift half-owned by the multibillionaire Pritzker family that has been battered by huge losses on loans to high-risk borrowers.

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate voted Wednesday to extend for five years sanctions on foreign companies that invest in Iran and Libya, denounced by lawmakers of both parties as two of the world's most notorious supporters of terrorism.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Senators considering Robert Mueller's nomination as FBI director want to know how he plans to revive public confidence in the nation's premier law enforcement agency, which has been hit recently by a string of high-profile...

MULLENS, W.Va. (AP) - Many Virginians and West Virginians dashed to higher ground as torrential downpours triggered flooding and mudslides in the area for the third time in a month. Two people were killed.

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Thailand's popular prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra narrowly saved his job on Friday, when a court acquitted him of concealing assets while serving in a previous government.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Doctors now have proof that exercise and weight loss can dramatically cut millions of Americans' chances of getting diabetes - and it doesn't take a starvation diet or running a marathon.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Martin Luther King III admitted Sunday night that he is not his father.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - In a victory for Baghdad, Security Council members backed a five-month extension of the U.N. humanitarian program for Iraq on Tuesday after Russia threatened to veto a U.S.-British proposal to overhaul sanctions against the...