CBC.ca | Spain advances to World Cup final with 1-0 win over Germany Los Angeles Times Carles Puyol's goal on a header in the 73rd minute sends Spain into the championship game â€" Sunday against the Netherlands â€" for the first time. Players for Spain celebrate after taking a 1-0 lead late in their World Cup semifinal match against Germany ... Spain in World Cup final againstNetherlands Spain-Netherlands: First-time winner coming Loew backs Spain to win title |
Los Angeles Times | Federal Government Sues Over Arizona Immigration Law New York Times The Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against Arizona to ch » |
CBC.ca | Oil spill drains BP of funding options Financial Times The company is trapping about 25000 barrels of oil a day from the well, suggesting that, on the basis of the US government's best guess of the total size of the leak, about 10000 barrels a day are still escaping, ... BP oil spill: How much has bad weather hurt the cleanup? Giant oil skimmer tests unclear Tests on Gulf oil "superskimmer" inconclusive: TMT |
msnbc.com | Hotdoggin' it: Ex-champ crashes NYC eating contest Forbes A Japanese eating champion who sat out this year's Coney Island Fourth of July hot dog contest apparently couldn't resist the temptation to hotdog afterward. Competitive eater Joey "Jaws" Chestnut gobbled his ... Joey Chestnut ate 54 hot dogs to win his 4th straight Nathan's Hot Dog Eating ... Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut wins Nathan's July Fourth Hot Dog Eating Contest Kobayashi arrested after Joey Chestnut hot dog win |
msnbc.com | David Villa gives Spain 1-0 win over Paraguay in World Cup quarterfinals Washington Post JOHANNESBURG -- The goalkeepers had stopped penalty kicks a minute apart, the referee had nullified an apparent penalty kick goal and Pedro's seemingly sure effort had tagged the left post. Perhaps nothing was going to enter the net ... World Cup: Villa gives Spain 1-0 win over Paraguay World Cup 2010: Paraguay vs. Spain Quarterfinal Fabregas taking nothing for granted |
The Guardian | 2 Russian spies reveal true identity, kept detained: US AFP ALEXANDRIA, Virginia â€" Three of the 10 accused Russian spies held by the United States were ordered to stay in detention Friday, as prosecutors said two of them were the first to give up their true identities. Suspects "Michael Zottoli" and "Patricia ... In Spy Case, 2 More Are Said to Have Made Admissions 'Russian spies' give up true identities Russian spies: Three remaining mysteries |
Globe and Mail | US Cites New Evidence and Confession in Espionage Case New York Times Federal prosecutors in Manhattan opposing bail for four suspected Russian agents revealed new evidence on Thursday, including a confession from one of the defendants that he worked for Russia's intelligence service. ... » |
