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Vice President Dick Cheney met with Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko Friday. Her aides say the two discussed regional security and stability. (Sept. 5)
Sen. John McCain struck a bipartisan tone in an address to delegates at the Republican National Convention. The GOP nominee said he'd reach out to Democrats and Independents and promised to address the nation's energy problems. (Sept. 4)
A string of dismal economic news has all but dashed investors' hopes for a late-year recovery. The Dow Jones industrials plunged nearly 350 points. (Sept. 4)
Sony is recalling 440,000 Vaio laptop computers worldwide because of a wiring flaw that could cause overheating. The AP's Mark Hamrick reports. (Sept. 4)
You'd think just like their party symbol, Republicans would stampede into town like a heard of elephants and spend their hard cash. But many merchants and shopkeepers in St. Paul say the Grand Old Party is hardly partying. (Sept. 3)
The nation struggled with slow economic growth and still-high prices that are weighing on consumers and businesses alike as the race for the White House kicks into high gear. (Sept. 3)
Oil prices have plunged to the lowest level in five months, falling to within sight of US$100 a barrel on signs that Hurricane Gustav only grazed U.S. energy infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico. (Sept. 2)
U.S. manufacturing activity slipped in August and construction spending dropped to the lowest level in seven years in July as consumer spending and housing show no signs of reviving. (Sept. 2)
Relief operations intensified on Saturday in India's flood-ravaged Bihar state as air force helicopters dropped food to over one million people stranded after the Kosi river burst its banks and submerged all roads leading to the region. (Aug. 31)
Georgia says it is severing diplomatic ties with Moscow to protest the presence of Russian troops on its territory. However, Russia dismissed the move, saying it would only make things worse. (August 29)