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Defying Irans supreme leader and emerging as one of the most public signs of a major split in the countrys clerical establishment, the most important group of religious leaders in the country has called the disputed presidential election and the new government illegitimate.

Thursdays suicide attack on a bus carrying officials of a nuclear establishment in Pakistans Rawalpindi city has once again raised questions over Islamabads claims that nuclear facilities in the country are safe and guarded well enough to counter the Talibans increasingly bold assaults against the countrys military complex.

He made the front of the New York Times dressed only in boxers, a t-shirt and a helmet while in combat.

NEW YORK - Steven Rattner had but one assignment when the president brought him to Washington in February.

An analysis by The New York Times of rainfall and homicides for the last six years shows that when it rains substantially in the summertime, there are fewer homicides .

Commack, NY &#151 Six weeks to the day after being bought by Cisco Systems for $590 million in what the New York Times called a head scratcher of an acquisition , Pure Digital announced the Flip HD , the latest chapter in its runaway digital camcorder success story.

As Manhattan's wealthy falter, James Whitmore, a hair colorist at Pierre Michel, is sympathetic to all -- but one: Ruth Madoff.

"New York Times" reports that Morgan Stanley may report a second quarter loss because the firm decides to take fewer trading risks due to the financial crisis.

By law, falsely reporting information intentionally, twice, results in the loss of journalist's privileges of reporting. An article by IbJensen is a prime example of this infraction. Having numerous attempts at falsely reporting articles about World Leaders it has been found that IbJensen's intents are to disrespect rather than communicate accurate information concerning the World's Leaders. Several other journalists are under investigation due to the fact that these false reports have led to scandals concerning the legitimacy of journalist's privileges and the disrespect and inaccurate reporting of World Leaders.

While Michelle Obama was meeting with doctors and patients at the Upper Cardozo Health Center, nearly two dozen journalists stood behind a white rope in a small room upstairs, most finally growing so tired during the hour-long wait that they sat on the floor.

Finally the first lady emerged, read a short speech about releasing federal stimulus money for community health clinics -- including $2.5 million for the Northwest Washington center -- and greeted a handpicked audience with handshakes and hugs. Then she turned and left, and the press pool quietly filed out.

Things are quietening down for the summer in London Theatre. Most of the big first nights are open air events, of which more in a later blog, however there are quite a few gay and gay related shows opening in the week of July 6th.

A murder in New York is twice as likely to occur at night. And thankfully, we've just finished June, which statistically has slightly more murders than other months.

A book depicting a 76-year-old version of J.D. Salinger's Holden Caulfield character from "Catcher in the Rye" cannot be published, a U.S. judge says.

Court security personnel outside the U.S. District Court in New York on the morning of Bernard Madoff's sentencing.

As part of a promotion for a new condom, Trojan had survey firm StrategyOne conduct a survey of 1,000 adults to determine which U.S. city has the most sex, and which is the most sexually satisfied overall.

To supplement reporting by our New York Times colleagues inside Iran, The Lede will continue to track the aftermath of Iran's disputed presidential election, as we have since election day , June 12.

If you hadn't heard of Laura Ling, the journalist sentenced to 12 years of hard labor for illegally entering North Korea, at the time of my first upload to Savage Minds about her plight you probably have now.

The New York Times and Los Angeles Times lead with, while the Wall Street Journal banners , Bernard Madoff receiving a 150-year prison sentence .

Lawmakers from Bangor to San Francisco headed out to the Gay Pride parade this June to shake hands, kiss babies and make speeches.