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MEXICO CITY (AP) - A law designed to expand Indian rights - and to pacify southern Chiapas state - takes effect Wednesday, despite widespread protests by Mexican Indians who had fought for a stronger, original version of the bill.

MEXICO CITY (AP) - A law designed to expand Indian rights - and to pacify southern Chiapas state - takes effect Wednesday, despite widespread protests by Mexican Indians who had fought for a stronger, original version of the bill.

WASHINGTON (AP) - All of President Bush's 164 unconfirmed nominees for executive and judicial positions must return to ``Go'' when the Senate reconvenes in September because of a political tiff over two of them.

By The Associated Press Rock Announces $24.6M Award for 2 Alberta Universities EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) - Two Alberta universities will get $24.6 million for medical research, including a five-year grant for a groundbreaking diabetes project,...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - The architects and contractors have been hired and the site has been picked, evidence that the Dutch intend to move ahead with the building of a new, international war crimes court, with or without the United States.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Before leaving on vacation, President Bush promised on Friday to return to Washington with a family-friendly agenda and a commitment to end ``deadlock and drift'' in the nation's capital.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - Children born through in vitro fertilization seem to be just as healthy psychologically as other youngsters, according to the first study to follow their fortunes from babyhood to the brink of adolescence.

STRASBOURG, France (AP) - On the heels of the European Union's rejection of General Electric Co.'s proposed $41 billion purchase of Honeywell International Inc., Europe's antitrust chief said EU and U.S. regulators need to work closer to prevent...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, citing continued strong demand in such key sectors as autos and housing, predicted on Thursday that a $40 billion flood of tax rebate checks this summer will give the economy a needed boost that...

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, after faulting the Kyoto climate treaty for excluding developing nations from its requirements, wants to cut U.S. aid for helping Third World countries combat global warming.