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VOA Top Stories 24/06/2008
UN Chief, Security Council Condemn Zimbabwe Violen
Philippine Divers Find Bodies, No Life in Sunken F
Chinese Researchers Say China's Labor Supply Dryin
Australia, Japan Clash at International Whale Summ
EU Approves New Sanctions on Iran
US Court says Guantanamo Detainee Not 'Enemy Comba
Pentagon Reports Improvements in Iraq, But Warns
French President Addresses Israeli Knesset


VOA United States 24/06/2008
Oil Prices Rise On Nigerian Unrest Worries
US Supreme Court Rejects Environmentalists' Challe
McCain Pushes for Lower Auto Emissions; Obama Take
US Program Invites Visitors for More Accurate Look
US Central Bank Expected To Hold Interest Rate Ste
US Court says Guantanamo Detainee Not 'Enemy Comba
US Lawmaker Calls for Investigation of US Funded B
Star-Studded US Basketball Team Set for Olympics
Pentagon Reports Improvements in Iraq, But Warns
Gymnast Spring and his US Teammates Seek Olympic M


VOA Politics 24/06/2008
US Program Invites Visitors for More Accurate Look
US Lawmaker Calls for Investigation of US Funded B
British PM: Zimbabwe Government Illegitimate
UN Chief Urges Postponement of Zimbabwe Run-Off El
Zimbabwe Crisis Takes Sharp Turn As Tsvangirai See
US Expects North Korean Nuclear Declaration This W
Pentagon Reports Improvements in Iraq, But Warns
UN Chief, Security Council Condemn Zimbabwe Violen
Australia, Japan Clash at International Whale Summ
Indian Government Tries to Save Nuclear Pact Oppos


VOA Economy and Finance 26/06/2008
Chinese Researchers Say China's Labor Supply Dryin
S. Korean Court Overturns Ruling in Bellwether Lon
Tibet to Re-open to Foreign Tourism
Mauritania's Tourism Fails to Rebound Following At
China to Pay Record Prices for Australian Minerals
Foreign Tourism Resumes in Tibet
US Federal Reserve Expected to Hold Interest Rate
British Consumers Learn to Make Diesel Fuel From U
US Central Bank Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
Inflation is Enemy #1 For Growing Number of Countr


VOA Education 24/06/2008
Indiana Student, 13, Wins US National Spelling Bee
US State Department Says Four Palestinian Students
Millions of Indians Rush to Learn English
Turkey's Top Court Decides Islamic Headscarves Can
Women s Learning Partnership s Goal Is to Empo
Mecca Conference Promotes Dialogue Between Muslims
18-Year-Old is World's Youngest College Professor
Can Poets and the Pocket Protector Crowd Learn Tog
Muna Ngenda Attends Temple University, Same As Fat
'Girls Write Now' Program Provides Mentors for Tal


VOA Science and Technology 26/06/2008
NASA Launches Space Telescope
US Space Agency Plans Solar Probe
Scientists Grow Plant From World's Oldest Seed
Mystery Object Spotted Near Space Shuttle Identifi
Shuttle Discovery Lands After Space Station Missio
War Fatalities Three Times Higher than Acknowledge
Scientists Say Mars Lander Photos Show Ice
Honey Bee Losses Still Increasing
Scientists Confirm There is Ice on Mars
British Consumers Learn to Make Diesel Fuel From U


VOA Environment 25/06/2008
80 Percent of China's Panda Habitat Damaged by Ear
Drought Still Stalks Australian Farmers
Coastal Oil Drilling Becomes US Campaign Issue
Top Sustainable Energy Prize Awarded for Energy-Ef
Bush Administration Cites 'Executive Privilege' in
Natural Disasters Raise Health Concerns
Worldwide Whaling Body Meeting in Chile
Residents of Poor Areas in Mauritania's Capital St
US Supreme Court Rejects Environmentalists' Challe
Australia, Japan Clash at International Whale Summ


VOA Arts and Entertainment 26/06/2008
Cassandra Wilson Goes Back to Her Roots with 'Love
Symphony Orchestras Adjust to Noise Level Restrict
Virginia Volunteer Band Takes Pride in Tradition
Popular 60s TV Show 'Get Smart' Gets Makeover in M
Comedian George Carlin Dies
London Concert to Honor Nelson Mandela; Jamie Lynn
US Lawmaker Calls for Investigation of US-Funded B
Emmylou Harris Releases First Solo CD in Five Year
Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys Release 'Best O
The Gibson Brothers Stay True to Bluegrass Roots i