The Guardian | Volcano ash keeps planes grounded across northern Europe Los Angeles Times As the Iceland eruption continues, disruptions worsen with no firm predictions of when operations will resume. The situation could snarl world leaders' plans to attend the Polish president's funeral. By Henry Chu Planes across Northern Europe remained ... Volcano ash: Your stories Experts: No end to volcano ash in sight Air Travel Chaos Sends Businesses Scrambling |
Reuters | Volcanic ash closes airports across northern Europe Los Angeles Times Thousands of travelers are stranded because of an eruption in Iceland. It's unknown exactly how long the closures will last. By Janet Stobart For the first time since Sept. 11, 2001, » |
Times Online | Rescuers Rush to Aid Survivors of China Quake; at Least 400 Dead W » |
Reuters | Obama's day: At the nuclear summit USA Today Good morning from The Oval. It's the birthday of Declaration of Independence author, University of Virginia founder, and third US President Thomas Jefferson, born in 1743. This morning, President Obama opens the first plenary session of the Nuclear ... Official: Al Qaeda hasn't gotten far in getting nuclear weapons Adding nuclear caution Obama juggles summit and short lists |
Reuters | Obama, world leaders work to stop nuclear spread The Associated Press WASHINGTON รข€" President Barack Obama and presidents, prime ministers and other top officials from 47 countries start work Monday on a battle plan to keep nuclear weapons out of terrorist hands. Confronting what he c » |
The Hindu | UK's Polish communities mourn crash dead BBC News Thousands of people have been mourning the deaths of the Polish president and other victims of Saturday's air crash at services taking place across the UK. Lech Kaczynski and many other leading Polish military, civic and cultural figures died when ... Lech Kaczynski's legacy may be an end to Polish cycle of tragedy Polish Jews mourn president's death Poland pays tribute to president |
The Hindu | Mining disaster raises questions about effectiveness of safety laws CNN Naoma, West Virginia (CNN) -- Two West Virginia mining accidents within 17 days in January 2006 killed 14 people and prompted Congress to pass the most sweeping mine safety legislation in 29 years. The Mine Improvement and New ... Mine Operator Escaped Extra Oversight After Warning Two rescue teams enter W.Va. mine Fire thwarts rescue effort in W.Va. mine |
