Monthly Archive: April 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (5:40) Iraq car bomb At least 31 people have been killed and more than 100 injured in a wave of car bomb attacks targeting Iraqi Security forces in and around Baghdad....

Download MP3 Headlines (5:12) The Bush administration is moving ahead with plans to sell to the state of Israel 100 of the notorious “bunker buster” weapons that use depleted uranium. Eun-young Chough reports from...

Download MP3 Headlines (4:45) GOP Caves in on Ethics Rules Republican leaders offered today to rollback new ethics rules introduced earlier this year. Party members are expected to act on the move as early...

Download MP3 Headlines Democratic and Republican Senators are attempting to resolve a political deadlock that threatens to promote more conservative judges and shut down the government.  Kelly Giddens has more from Capitol Hill. More violent...

Download MP3 Headlines (5:59) Venezuela’s president says the U.S. military can go home after what he calls attempts to gain intelligence for an eventual invasion.  Greg Wilpert reports from Caracas. Indian officials say they may...

Download MP3 Headlines (4:51) The United Nations Commission on Human Rights “called upon the government of Nepal to reinstate immediately all civil and political rights, to cease all state of emergency-related and other arbitrary...

Download MP3 Headlines (6:15) Brazil has offered asylum to ousted Ecuadorian President Lucio Gutierrez. After days of street protests, the Parliament voted the leader out of office. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice is...

Download MP3 Headlines (4:15) White House officials restated their support for John Bolton to be the next ambassador to the United Nations over harsh allegations from Senate Democrats. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice said...

Download MP3 Headlines (4:29) New German Pope The bells in St. Peter’s Square called the Catholic faithful and curiosity seekers in Rome to hear the name of the newly elected pope.  Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger from...

Download MP3 Headlines The United Nation’s Human Rights Commission has voted to condemn a number of countries for violations of its’ principles. In Geneva, the 53-member nation group passed a resolution condemning the lack...