The Daily Mail U.S. push for former President Ronald Reagan to be immortalised on $50 bill | Ronald Reagan could be the first post-war president to appear on a U.S. banknote. | Republican Congressman Patrick McHenry has proposed a law to replace Ulysses S. Grant with Mr Reagan on the $50 no... (photo: WN / akgunsemra)
The Examiner Egypt: A View from the Street | | There's more to life in Egypt than what appears on the major newswires. Here you'll find some of smaller, more entertaining and (on occasion) stranger bits of Egyptian news. | The wrath of ... (photo: Creative Commons / Blueshade) EgyptEntertainingPhotosSocialWeather
The Boston Globe Naomi Campbell relieved | Naomi Campbell is relieved the driver she allegedly assaulted is not pressing charges against her. | The supermodel was accused of punching limousine driver Miodrag Mej... (photo: AP Photo / Lefteris Pitarakis) HostageManhattanNaomiPhotosPolice
The Miami Herald Karadzic: Siege and slaughter are `myths' | THE HAGUE, Netherlands -- Major events in Bosnia's war -- the 44-month Serb siege of Sarajevo and the massacre of 8,000 Muslims at Srebrenica -- are ``myths'' that were... (photo: AP / APTN) BosniaNetherlandsPhotosSerbUN
Denver Post Karadzic points to Muslims The Bosnian Serb leader tells judges at the U.N. war-crimes tribunal that he was protecting against an Islamic plot. | THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Wartime Bosnian Serb... (photo: AP / Jerry Lampen, Pool) BosniaGenocideMuslimsPhotosWar Crimes
The Times Of India In On The Great Game Throughout the 19th century, Russia and Britain sparred for control of Afghanistan and what is now Pakistan. The "Great Game" ended in stalemate. The Afghans remained fie... (photo: Public Domain / Sv1xv) AfghanistanPeoplePhotosPoliticsWorld
