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Activists hold photographs of Myanmar's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and of Buddha, as they shout slogans against Myanmar's military government at a protest rally, in New Delhi, India. (Photo by Mustafa Quraishi / AP)

U.S. Supreme Court starts new term divided

Big business and foreign prisoners have high hopes for the new Supreme Court term.

McClatchy Newspapers

Ruling could slow the pace of executions

Seattle Times

Chicago cops awash in scandal

Videotapes of angry officers savagely beating civilians and charges that a murder plot was hatched within an elite special operations unit have Chicago's troubled police department reeling again.

ABC News

Draft plan reached on North Korean nuclear reactor and fuel plants

Talks on dismantling the North Korean nuclear program broke off for a two-day recess so that delegates could consult their governments on a proposed draft plan.

International Herald Tribune

U.N. envoy to meet top Myanmar general

United Nations envoy Ibrahim Gambari will meet with Myanmar's military junta leader within the next day to try to end a government crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators.

Bloomberg

The monk's tale: 'We cannot turn back'

London Independent

Meeting impact

Yahoo! News

Kasparov will run for president on anti-Putin platform

Garry Kasparov, the ex-world chess champion turned politician, will run in Russia's 2008 presidential election as the candidate for The Other Russia, a coalition opposed to President Vladimir Putin.

Bloomberg

The power of the sun

The search for renewable-energy sources is making clean-tech jobs hot.

Newsweek

All about solar energy

CNN

Summer may be over, but solar power's heating up

The American Solar Energy Society has been showcasing solar power through tours in 46 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico for 12 years.

The Olympian

50 years ago, high-tech culture was born

They weren't out to make history, the eight young engineers who met secretly with investor Arthur Rock 50 years ago to form Silicon Valley's ancestral chip company, Fairchild Semiconductor.

San Francisco Chronicle

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