Archive for Thursday, October 18, 2007

Pelosi unsure of genocide measure’s fate

• D.C. taxis must switch from zone system to time, distance

• Blogger goes into ‘the fields’ By Richard Fausset

• Justice nominee pledges reform By Richard B. Schmitt

• The Nation - Abuse suspect in court

• Funding debate halts jury selection

• Students seek their day in the sun By Jordy Yager

• Oral Roberts president granted leave of absence

• Maine middle school allowed to provide birth control pills

• U.S. nears fewest executions in a year since mid-1990s

• Substitute accused of beating student

• Going to Plan B after an attack has its limits By Carol Eisenberg

• Naval forces’ humanitarian role to expand By Julian E. Barnes and Tony Perry

• WASHINGTON, D.C.

• Sony to announce sale of chip operations to Toshiba

• Spirit moves Dalai Lama crowd By Johanna Neuman

• House Republicans derail Democratic spy measure

• Tinseltown fills presidential candidates’ campaign coffers By Dan Morain

• Bush urges Congress to act quickly on legislation By James Gerstenzang

• Border fence to be tested after glitches

• Nation in Brief / WASHINGTON, D.C. - Officers face discipline in missiles error

• Nation in Brief / ILLINOIS - Hastert reportedly plans early exit

• Nation in Brief / MONTANA - No one is injured in refinery blast