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  • May 2008
    • China Death Toll Breaks 51K

      China Death Toll Breaks 51K

      (Newser) - China’s official earthquake death toll has today topped 51,000, with almost 300,000 injured, and another 29,000 missing, CNN reports. Meanwhile, donations from home and abroad tallied $3 billion, while Beijing pledged another $10 billion to reconstruction efforts, including $3.6 billion for rescue and relief work. More »

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      China   earthquake   rescue   death toll   emergency aid   reconstruction   emergency funding

  • March 2008
    • Wounded Bear Scrambles for a Savior

      Wounded Bear Scrambles for a Savior

      (Newser) - What's next for Bear Stearns? A Wall Street institution for the better part of a century, it is now scrambling to find a buyer. Its best hope is JP Morgan, which provided a temporary lifeline yesterday along with the Fed. But other possible suitors include Citibank and HSBC, the Wall Street Journal reports. In a sign of the times, the Journal notes that Bear's single biggest asset might be its building—the Madison Avenue digs could fetch $1.2 billion. More »

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      Federal Reserve   Wall Street   subprime crisis   Bear Stearns   JPMorgan Chase   Citibank   HSBC   emergency funding   Madison Avenue

  • November 2007
    • Water Runs Out In Tenn. Town

      Water Runs Out In Tenn. Town

      (Newser) - If the Southeast drought’s effects on Orme, Tenn., are a sign of things to come, folks in Atlanta should start scheduling their showers. The rural home to 145 people has run completely dry, and what water gets trucked in can be used only between 6 and 9 pm. This means citizens have to rush to get supper made, clothes washed, and baths drawn, the AP reports. More »

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      Atlanta   Tennessee   water   Alabama   drought   Southeast   emergency funding

  • October 2007
    • Is US Preparing Iran Air Strikes?

      Is US Preparing Iran Air Strikes?

      (Newser) - A recent White House funding request has heightened speculation that the US is preparing air strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, reports ABC News. The Bush administration has asked for $88 million in emergency funds to modify B-2 stealth bombers so they can carry 30,000 "bunker buster" bombs to fulfill "an urgent operational need from commanders." More »

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      Iran   Bush administration   emergency funding   Natanz   stealth bomber   nuclear sites

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