CNN 2011-02-28

Let's go Cross Country, see what's happening in Orange County, California. Search is on for this bumbling robber who police say spent 6 minutes searching for his gun before he held up a convenience store. Surveillance cameras caught him digging throu

澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2010-12-07

And the assets of Julian Assange have been frozen as authorities close in on the WikiLeaks founder. Mr Assange is believed to be hiding out in England, and a warrant for his arrest has reached UK authorities. European authorities want to question him

澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2012-05-31

Leading the news this morning. The Prime Minister has given a feisty speech to the leaders of the mining industry, telling them she intends to share the benefits of the Boom. Julia Gillard has told at the Minerals Council's annual dinner the Governme

U.S. refuses to recognize diplomatic asylum of WikiLeaks founder

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AP 2010-12-22

1. President Barack Obama signs a tax bill, heading off a tax hike that would have hit all Americans after the first of the year. But Labor leaders and some Democrats do not like it, saying the legislation came at a price. 2. WikiLeaks founder Julian

AP 2011-02-28

1. Libyan forces loyal to Moammar Gaddafi have been striken back to protesters. Some say the government has promised a masscre.Meantime , Gaddafi is accusing al-Qaeda of fomenting rebellions. 2. US officials say the Obama administration will throw it

NPR 2010-12-17

President Obama is expressing cautious optimism about the way the war's progressing in Afghanistan. NPR's Rachel Martin reports the White House releases its long-awaited progress report today. The president took the podium flanked by the Vice Preside

NPR 2011-12-17

In the House, lawmakers eager to leave Washington gridlock behind them for a holiday break have approved a one-trillion-dollar spending bill. Speaker of the House John Boehner announced the vote. The ayes are 296, the nays are 121. The conference rep

CNN 2010-12-18

Mr.Assange will have to stay behind bars because he will eitherbe staying behind bars because there is an appeal and will be in court either late tomorrow or early Thursday.Or, because we haven't got 200,000 pounds which we can deliver to this court

CNN 2010-12-12

Because of this agreement, middle class Americans want to see their taxes go up on January 1st which is what I promised - a promise I made during the campaign, a promise I made as president. Because of this agreement, 2 million Americans who lost the

NPR 2011-02-12

We are expecting to hear shortly from President Obama on his reaction to developments out of Egypt, where President Hosni Mubarak announced he had resigned. It is a dramatic scene in Tahrir Square which erupted in cheers on news today that Mubarak wa

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2012-08-21

1. The White House isn't commenting on Sunday's appeal from Julian Assange that the US end what he calls a witch hunt against his website WikiLeaks. Assange has been holed up in Ecuador's embassy in London for two months to avoid being extradited to

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Edward Snowden Whereabouts Unknown

The mystery surrounding the whereabouts of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden is continuing to grow. Disappointed journalists in Russia have been left empty handed, after Snowden failed to appear on a flight from Moscow to Cuba. We get more from CRI's

CRI Hourly News 2012 08 17

China says Japan's unilateral moves against Chinese nationals illegal, invalid China says any of Japan's unilateral moves against Chinese nationals is illegal and invalid. China's Foreign Ministry made the statement after Japan decided to release 14-

AP 2010-12-08

1. A deal extending the Bush-era tax cuts is possible by the end of the week. It's believed congressional negotiators are working with the White House on a plan that would extend the breaks and extend unemployment benefits for millions of Americans w

AP 2010-12-13

1. Brian Mitchell could face life in prison when he is sentenced in May for the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart in 2002. Smart was 14 at the time. A federal jury in Salt Lake City convicted the street preacher on kidnapping and other charges. 2. Six pe

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CRI中国国际广播电台 News & Reports, 2012-08-18

Hello and Welcome to News and Reports on China Radio International. In This Edition The United Nations is set to end its monitoring mission in Syria on Sunday, just days before its mandate expires. Brittain says it will not allow safe passage out of