LOCAL NEWS
The pride is backJimmy Myers has been around Boston sports for decades. In that time, he has learned a few things about making predictions. More » |
Harvard-trained minister helps orphans in KenyaFor the past four years, Elizabeth Siwo-Okundi has spent her school vacations working at an orphanage in the town of Homa Bay, Kenya. More » |
NATIONAL NEWS
On to November: Obama clinches Democratic nominationAn historic, unprecedented candidate will represent the Democratic Party in the November general election. His name is Barack Obama. More » |
Kennedy walking hospital halls as recovery beginsRALEIGH, N.C. - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., emerged from the most precarious period following surgery to treat a brain tumor without any complications, spending Tuesday walking hospital hallways, spending time with his family and "keeping up with the news of the day," his office said. More » |
WORLD NEWS
In Haiti, dreams of tourism deferred by riots, kidnappingMILOT, Haiti - The tour guides were waiting with bony, undersized horses to carry travelers to Haiti?s historic Citadelle Laferri?re, one of the most impressive mountaintop fortresses in the world. More » |
U.N. Security Council on 6-nation African trip to promote peaceNAIROBI, Kenya - The U.N. Security Council arrived here Sunday night at the start of a six-country trip across Africa to promote peace in Darfur, Somalia and eastern Congo, and to try to prevent a new civil war between Sudan's government and southern rebels. More » |
Brazil foreign minister: Haiti stabilizing, but food crisis loomsROME - The situation in hunger-struck Haiti is stabilizing, but the country needs continued aid in the face of the global food crisis, Brazil's foreign minister said Monday. More » |
