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Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibition: Through May 8. A.E. Backus Museum, 500 N. Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce. $5. 772-465-0630. COMEDY. A New Brain: A Musical starring Broadway’s Anna Mcneely. 8 p.m., March 22, 23; 2 p.m., March 23, 24. Lyric’s Flagler Center, 201 S.W. Flagler Ave. |
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Ten years on, the Iraq war is remembered mostly as a grave error, and many of its advocates have apologized. Yet even as most politicians shy away from rehashing an unpopular war, some fear Congress could be gearing up for conflict with Iran. |
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) Haiti's most prominent political party said yesterday it will try again to run candidates in upcoming legislative elections after being banned in the two most recent votes. |
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A Christian church near Jakarta has been demolished after protests from hardline Islamists. |
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A Christian church near Jakarta has been demolished after protests from hardline Islamists. |
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Harare – With a new constitution approved, Zimbabweans are now looking toward a fresh general election, while wondering whether the polls will be free and fair. The overwhelming nod for the charter at a weekend referendum raised much optimism for democratic changes in a country long regarded by the West as a pariah state. |
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The MDC has written to the SADC urging it to call for a summit on police intimidation. |
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Kommersant 1. Georgiy Dvali and Gennadiy Sysoyev article headlined "Georgia no longer presidential" says that yesterday the Georgian parliament stripped President Mikheil Saakashvili of key powers thus putting an end to his era; pp 1, 7 (693 words). 2. |
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Times sure have changed since the University of Oregon Webfoots won the first NCAA basketball tournament in 1939. |
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KIM CARR and Mark Butler are set to become the latest victims of the Labor Party purge as the opposition calls for Bob Carr's head. Rolling coverage. |