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Navy divers enter the water at the wreckage of the Interstate 35W bridge collapse, in Minneapolis. Divers from the Navy and the FBI joined local law enforcement divers in the effort to recover those missing.  (Photo by Joshua Adam Nuzzo / AP, U.S. Navy) Seventh body pulled from bridge site Searchers found two more bodies in the wreckage of the collapsed Mississippi River bridge, bringing the death toll to seven. CNN Bridge divers in action CBS News Democratic hopefuls grilled on gay rights "Gay marriage - right or wrong?" was the question that divided Democratic candidates last night in a debate on gay rights. In front of a Hollywood gathering, the candidates laid bare their thoughts. Guardian U.S., European central banks step in to contain mortgage crisis The U.S. subprime mortgage mess escalated into a full-blown global financial crisis, making credit harder to get from Paris to San Francisco. San Francisco Chronicle   Global warming forecast predicts rise in 2014 Here is the climate forecast for the next decade; although global warming will be held in check for a few years, it will come roaring back to send the mercury rising before 2014. Telegraph.co.uk New study on warming ABC News Pentagon: 14 Guantanamo suspects are now combatants The 14 so-called "high-value" detainees who were transferred from secret CIA prisons to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, last year have all been declared enemy combatants and are subject to trial. TIME No sign of trapped Utah miners as drill reaches chamber A microphone lowered into a hole drilled into a mine cavity where six workers are believed to be trapped has detected no sound so far. CNN Utah mine collapse CBS News Triple murder suspect surrenders Police arrested a 15-year-old male and are now searching for Jose Carranza, 31, in connection with the execution-style slaying of three college students in a Newark, N.J., schoolyard. ABC News   NATION Pakistanis express ire toward army and Musharraf Dissatisfaction with the military is a sentiment expressed openly in Pakistan, rare for a country where the military has long dominated, intimidating critics from speaking. International Herald Tribune Twenty dead in Pacific air crash An Air Moorea aircraft crashed on take-off from the French Polynesian island of Moorea bound for Tahiti, with all 20 people aboard feared dead. The Twin Otter turboprop aircraft overshot the runway. Australia Herald Sun Powerful earthquake strikes Indonesia A powerful earthquake shook Indonesia’s capital, rattling tall buildings and panicking residents. Times Online POLITICS Peace activist Cindy Sheehan announces candidacy against Pelosi Citing her son as inspiration, a tearful Cindy Sheehan announced her candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives. She is running as an independent against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. San Jose Mercury News Sheehan rallies supporters ABC News Poll: Clinton firmly positioned as Democratic front-runner Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York retains her position firmly at the front of the pack of Democratic presidential candidates, with a poll giving her 44 percent of the vote. CNN BUSINESS U.S. stocks tumble as loan fears spread Stocks on Wall Street suffered their biggest one-day decline since February after the turmoil in the home-loan market caused renewed concerns about tightening credit worldwide. International Herald Tribune Bush calls recent market turmoil a natural adjustment President Bush, seeking to reassure Americans about the economy, said that recent financial market turbulence is not a cause for worry but a natural adjustment from the lending of recent years. International Herald Tribune SPORTS Clemens suspended for intentionally throwing at Rios Roger Clemens was suspended for five games and New York Yankees manager Joe Torre for one, the fallout from the Rocket hitting Toronto's Alex Rios with a pitch this week. Sports Illustrated Celtics call Miller, who is considering a return to NBA Reggie Miller says he is contemplating a return to the NBA, this time with the Boston Celtics. ESPN HEALTH Breast implant link to suicide Women who have breast implants are three times more likely to commit suicide, according to a report. NEWS.com.au Study finds breast implants linked to suicide KCAL Down the tube: Videos for tots don't aid learning Despite the popularity of baby-genius DVDs, there's no evidence they boost intellect. U.S. News & World Report Study: Antioxidants 'may do you more harm than good' Antioxidants overload may underlie diseases such as congenital heart failure and Alzheimer's, a study has shown. Scotsman RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Iraqi Shiites make pilgrimage Thousands of Shiite pilgrims converged on a shrine in western Baghdad to honor an 8th-century imam. International Herald Tribune General Batiste: 'Protect America, not George Bush' The Hill Vatican seeks to calm Jewish anger over papal meeting The Vatican sought to calm Jewish anger over the pope's meeting with a prominent Polish priest accused of anti-Semitism. International Herald Tribune   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Column (Helen Epstein): There is no room for sexual morality in an honest conversation about AIDS Guardian Editorial: A bridge too far gone Economist Column (Courtney Martin): Hillary in the pillory Christian Science Monitor Editorial: U.K. out of Guantanamo Times Online Editorial: Another false dawn in Korea? Economist Column (Thomas Sowell): Sub-prime politicians Real Clear Politics Editorial: War on freedom: Congress should end Bush power grabs Salt Lake Tribune Column (Margaret Carlson): A shameless Congress applauds 'ethics' law Bloomberg Column (Dahlia Lithwick): Fire Gonzales and give him new powers? Slate   Site edited by: Carolina Pinto, Walt Chiu, Yvonne Lee, Josh Miles and Julia McCallum.   GOOD NEWS In Ethiopia, elders dissolve a crisis the traditional way Harvard-educated Ethiopian scholar Ephraim Isaac just led a 'council of elders' to broker a high-stakes political deal. Christian Science Monitor Canadian companies to share generic AIDS drugs with Rwanda AIDS drugs could be heading for Rwanda as soon as November under a Canadian program that allows generic-drug companies to send copies of brand-name medicines to poor countries. Globeandmail.com WORLD Deaths put Chicago police under pressure Already tarnished by brutality and misconduct allegations, Chicago's police department is facing more tough questions in the wake of two officer-involved deaths in less than a week. ABC News 49% of murder victims are black, Justice Dept. study finds Nearly half of the nation's murder victims in 2005 were black, and the number of black men who were slain is on the rise. Seattle Times Diversity grows as King County sees more minorities King County's population is becoming less and less white, although it's still far less diverse than many urban counties, according to data released. Seattle Post-Intelligencer ENVIRONMENT Report: Japan's emissions to rise Japan's greenhouse gas emissions will rise by 0.9 percent in the fiscal year ending in March 2011 from levels in 1990, clouding its prospects of meeting its Kyoto Protocol target. Reuters Conservation works: Falcons, ferrets and forests benefit from preservation efforts Modern conservation efforts worldwide deliver measurable effects, from rebounding ferret populations to less destructive logging in the Peruvian Amazon. Scientific American Beijing warned on Olympics air quality China was put on notice that if it did not address its air pollution problems before the 2008 Beijing Olympics, it could see games organizers ordering some endurance events to be rescheduled. Financial Times LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT Scary Spice ties the knot Spice Girls singer Melanie Brown tied the knot in a secret Las Vegas wedding two months ago, marriage records in Nevada show. Sydney Morning Herald Mel B. names Murphy on birth certificate ABC News My top ten movies after 77 years in the fleapits From Citizen Kane to Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion. Ken Russell's controversial top 10 movies of all time. Times Online Brit and K-Fed headed for custody fight Wacky warbler Britney Spears' off-the-wall antics have launched her into what promises to be a bitter battle with ex-hubby Kevin Federline over their two kids. New York Daily News SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY What's keeping women out of the labs? If you've worked your way to the top in a university maths, physics or engineering department - you're very unlikely to be a woman. BBC Dinosaur mass grave discovered An amateur paleontologist in Switzerland may have unearthed Europe's largest dinosaur mass grave after he dug up the remains of two Plateosaurus. CNN EDUCATION Money test results mixed for U.S. students Fresh out of high school, how many American students understand the basic economic forces at work in their own wallets or their country's trade policies? Christian Science Monitor Dropouts The United States has quietly withdrawn from an international study comparing math and science students. Newsweek High school reading lists get a modern makeover Find out what recent bestsellers are taking their place next to classics at schools across the U.S. Christian Science Monitor   IN CASE YOU MISSED IT FDA approves Lybrel, a pill designed to stop menstruation With the Food and Drug Administration's approval of the first birth control pill to stop menstruation, women may soon come to view their period as just another lifestyle choice.   Photo of the Day A newborn Caribbean flamingo is approached by an adult as it sits in a nest at the Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Mass. Caribbean flamingos grow to up to 8 pounds and can live to 44 years in captivity.   (Photo by Elise Amendola / AP)	DailySource Most Popular Most viewed Most shared Most recent Connect with Us Or enter Amazon via the box below and they will donate 4-7% of all purchases you make in the next 24 hours to us. Take a Quick Tour The Daily Quote Your past is not your potential. In any hour you can choose to liberate the future. 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