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Optics, laser work earns shared prize STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Americans John L. Hall and Roy J. Glauber and German Theodor W. Haensch have won the 2005 Nobel Prize in physics...
October 04, 2005 International News
Bacteria found in ulcer study STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Australians Barry Marshall and Robin Warren have won the 2005 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for showing that bac...
October 03, 2005 International News
KOROLYOV, Russia - A Russian Soyuz spacecraft docked at the international space station today, delivering American millionaire scientist Gregory Olsen and a new Russian-...
October 03, 2005 International News
3-day sweep kills 36 rebels QAIM, Iraq - A U.S. offensive aimed at al-Qaida in Iraq insurgents in western Iraq entered its third day today, with airstrikes in a town on t...
October 03, 2005 International News
Southeast Asia is on terror alert BALI, Indonesia - Investigators hunting for the masterminds of three suicide bombings on the popular resort island of Bali hoped to quic...
October 03, 2005 International News
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - In a case that shocked South Africa for its brutality, a white farmer was sentenced to life in prison Friday for the murder of one of his bl...
October 01, 2005 International News
QAIM, Iraq - About 1,000 U.S. troops, backed by attack helicopters, swarmed into a tiny Iraqi village near the Syrian border Saturday in an offensive aimed at rooting ou...
October 01, 2005 International News
JAKARTA, Indonesia - Riot police fired tear gas today at thousands of rock-throwing students demonstrating on the eve of drastic fuel price increases, which Indonesia's ...
September 30, 2005 International News
Thursday toll climbs to 99 BAGHDAD - Elsewhere, in the southern city of Basra, an Iraqi police convoy was ambushed late Thursday, killing four policemen and wounding one,...
September 30, 2005 International News
'Sea monster' had eluded past observations TOKYO - When a nearly 20-foot long tentacle was hauled aboard his research ship, Tsunemi Kubodera knew he had something big. Th...
September 28, 2005 International News
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