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Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga sign a power-sharing agreement in Nairobi, Kenya, after weeks of bitter negotiations on how to end the country's deadly post election crisis. (Photo by Jerome Delay / AP)

Deal offers fresh hope to Kenya

Many Kenyans had feared the imminent outbreak of renewed violence when peace talks were suspended but instead there is now fresh hope after the two rival leaders agreed to share power.

BBC

Special section:

Kenya’s election chaos

Guardian

Technology fuels Kenyan conflict

ABC News

Harvard scholars to explore Net safety

Leading Internet scholars at Harvard University will convene a yearlong task force to explore how children can avoid unwanted contact and content when using MySpace and other online hangouts.

Yahoo! News

Recession? What recession?

President Bush said the country is not recession-bound and, despite expressing concern about slowing economic growth, rejected any additional stimulus efforts.

MSNBC

Explosion at shopping center in suburban Chicago

Six people were taken to a hospital after the explosion blew the top off a shopping plaza in Waukegan, about 40 miles north of Chicago.

USA Today

Explosion at shopping plaza

WTMJ-TV

Fact check on wiretapping law claims

Nearly two weeks after a temporary surveillance law expired, President Bush and congressional Democrats are at odds over who is to blame for the delay in producing new legislation.

Google News

Bush urges wiretap immunity law

BBC

Turkey declines to pledge quick Iraq exit, US mounts pressure

Turkey insisted that its offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq will continue "as long as necessary," while President George Bush mounted pressure on Ankara to wrap up its incursion quickly.

Agence France-Presse

Gates presses Turkey to stop Iraq incursion

NPR

Microsoft e-mails detail Vista woes

A number of e-mails have surfaced as part of the litigation involving Microsoft, over a program in 2006 that labeled some PCs as Windows Vista Capable, ahead of the operating system's release later in 2007.

CNET News

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Diego Tenorio is bundled up against the cold as he sets up canvas coverings for beach chairs in Miami Beach, Fla. (Photo by Lynne Sladky / AP)	Caroline Shabani, a professional dancer dressed as a Massai woman, poses before performing in a cultural center in Nairobi, Kenya. (Photo by Bernat Armangue / AP)	An opponent of President Hugo Chavez with her face painted with the national flag marches during a rally in western Maracaibo, Venezuela. (Photo by Ana Maria Otero / AP)