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• 1.NPR 2010-10-11
• Pakistan today opened its border crossing to NATO supply convoys into Afghanistan. It had been closed since a US helicopter strike killed two Pakistan...
• 2.NPR 2010-10-10
• There is a reason to celebrate in Chile today. Near where 33 miners have been trapped underground for more than two months, rescue workers pushed the ...
• 3.NPR 2010-10-09
• More people are still losing jobs faster than they're finding them. This morning, the Labor Department released its September employment report. Ninet...
• 4.NPR 2010-10-08
• Several European countries are stepping up water testing after poisonous red sludge from a Hungarian aluminum plant reached the Danube River today. Th...
• 5.NPR 2010-10-07
• A federal judge says prosecutors cannot use a critical witness in a terrorist trial because of harsh CIA interrogation tactics. NPRs Carrie Johnson re...
• 6.NPR 2010-10-06
• US stocks hit the 200-mark, reflecting sharp gains all day. University of Maryland Professor Peter Morici says the gains are due in large part to a ri...
• 7.NPR 2010-10-05
• The White House says it doesnt want Americans to stop traveling just to be vigilant about their personal security. As NPRs Scott Horsley reports, the ...
• 8.NPR 2010-10-04
• If you're planning a trip to Europe, the State Department wants you to be on alert. A travel warning has been issued, advising US citizens to be vigil...
• 9.NPR 2010-10-03
• There's been another setback to US-sponsored peace talks in the Middle East. After a three-hour meeting, senior Palestinian leaders have decided that ...
• 10.NPR 2010-10-02
• A political development in Iraq today could have implications for US relations with the next Iraqi government. Anti-American cleric Muqtada al-Sadr en...