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A teacher accused of running away with a 13-year-old student planned a romantic life with him in his native Mexico, but she was near broke when they were captured there, authorities said Saturday. Their border crossing during a week on the lam may mean the teen, an illegal immigrant, will not be...

Madeleine detectives have little to show - Defiant rebels vow to retaliate if Turkish military invades northern Iraq - Risky spacewalk achieves repair of solar array - Farewell to the First Couple of TV - LIVERPOOL missed their chance to close the gap on Arsenal and Manchester United.

The blogs of war: Engadget vs. Gizmodo - Groups Seek Stop to Comcast Net Meddling - US Distance Runner Ryan Shay Dies During Olympic Marathon Trials - Deadly storm could bring heavy rain to parts of East Coast

Rice Must Testify at Ex-Israel Lobbyists' Spy Trial - Berkshire net jumps on big investment gains - Arizona nuclear plant sealed off, but not in danger - Rudy's bogus healthcare stats: Giuliani claims he might not have survived prostate cancer under "socialized medicine," yet he was covered by a government-provided plan.

While McCann preparing to "celebrate" the six-month anniversary of the disappearance of their daughter during a religious ceremony, the new revelations could tarnish a little picture of the couple, already Chipped and consolidate Portuguese police in their theses.

Editoweb UK today: Naked ramblers claim police harassed them - The Thetford-based British Trust for Ornithology this week launched the UK's biggest-ever bird survey - Manchester City: Relief over Richards injury - Law: Law lords show who's in control.

Google Aims to Break Open the Closed World of Social Networking - US sees decline in Iran-linked bombs found in Iraq - Hurricane watch in effect for Bahamas as Noel moves north - $11 million awarded in funeral lawsuit.

Top GOP senator: Attorney general nomination 'at risk' - Potter author hit by hate mail - Bills' Losman gets one more chance to prove himself: "Any position is open for competition all the time, any time. When the performance is there over a period of time, then it's pretty clear."

Heather Mills told GMTV that media pressure had pushed her to the brink of suicide - Saudi Arabia's king has met Britain's prime minister to discuss the Middle East peace process - Abortion laws 'should be relaxed' - Paparazzi won't be forced to testify at Diana inquest - A researchers found "convincing" evidence that excess body fat could cause six different types of common cancers.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Everyone is waiting to see if Barack Obama will aggressively take on Hillary Clinton in tonight’s debate in Philadelphia. We’ll be watching (and live-blogging) from South Carolina, and this afternoon, we saw Obama supporters take on to the Clinton camp. Both campaigns officially...

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 — Moments before a Mississippi prisoner was scheduled to die by lethal injection Tuesday evening, the Supreme Court granted him a stay of execution and thus gave a nearly indisputable indication that a majority intends to block all executions until the court decides a lethal...

House Probes Blackwater Immunity - Bush Rejects Combining Military, Domestic Spending - NBA's Openers May Help League Overcome Scandals - Internet access tax moratorium extended another seven years: The House had previously approved a four-year extension, but some representatives wanted to see the moratorium made permanent...

The parents of missing Madeleine McCann defend using public fund to pay mortgage - Ultra-violet light for attacking tumours - Lawyers at the inquest into the death of Princess Diana attacked the testimony of a motorcyclist - Romania and Bulgaria: UK Keeps Immigration Restrictions.

After Bararck Obama opened a new line of attack against Hillary Clinton, the frontrunner in the Democratic race for president has shot right back. Obama is arguing that Clinton has been less than candid on the trail, especially about how to fix Social Security, which is due to go into the red in...

Embassy terror attack 'foiled' in Azerbaijan - Socialite named as royal sex and drugs ''blackmailer'' - Charities welcome plans for child poverty unit - Study finds organic food is healthier - 3 and Skype launch VoIP mobile calls.

Scandal in Buckingham Palace about an alleged "sex and drugs" blackmail plot targeting a member of the royal family - Growth of our population is unsustainable, says Cameron - Lewis storms to top of British charts.

LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calif. Crews try to contain remaining wildfires; PETERBOROUGH, N.H. Giuliani blasts Clinton; WASHINGTON- Obama: Honesty on Social Security; DEARBORN, Mich.- Richardson touts foreign policy resume; CHARLOTTE, N.C.- Manning breaks Unitas' Colts TD record... LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calif....

Nurses to decide if patients are revived; Tough restrictions will be kept for low-skilled workers from Europe; Sven-Goran Eriksson keeps on smiling as critics suddenly fall silent... Nurses to decide if patients are revived: Nurses are to be granted the power not to resuscitate people...

The Sudanese government has announced a unilateral cease-fire in Darfur at the opening of peace talks aimed at ending nearly five years of conflict in the region. Sudanese presidential advisor Nafie Ali Nafie announced the immediate, unilateral cease-fire as the joint U.N.-African Union-sponsored...