美联社一分钟新闻 2008-07-29

1. Iraqi police say at least 57 people are dead and nearly 300 wounded after two separate suicide attacks. Authorities say three women were among a group of pilgrims when they blew themselves up in Baghdad. Officials also say a woman may be responsi

美联社新闻一分钟 2005-07-09

美联社,新闻一分钟,London,blasts,recovery,1. A day after the deadly blasts in London, police press ahead with investigation and recovery efforts while jittery residents try to carry on. 2. Vowing new anti-terror efforts, G8 world leaders unve

美联社一分钟新闻 2008-07-10

1. Prosecutors say new DNA tests clear the family of JonBenet Ramsey in the 1996 killing of the six-year-old beauty queen. The District Attorney's Office says tests point to an unexplained third party. 2. More than 1,000 people have been confirmed i

美联社一分钟新闻 2008-07-22

1. The Iraqi government and Barack Obama are both hoping US combat forces can leave in 2010. That's after Obama met with Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. But a spokesman there says any withdrawal plan depends on whether the level of violence i

美联社一分钟新闻 2008-07-18

The first war crimes trial at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba can begin. A federal judge says the courts should let the military process play out as Congress intended. The trial involves Osama bin Laden's former driver. Pilots at US Airways say the carrier i

美联社新闻一分钟 2005-07-18

美联社,新闻一分钟,Iraqi,Baghdad,suicide,1.New Iraqi suicide attacks kill more than 20 around Baghdad as the death toll from a Saturday suicide bombing climbs above 90. 2.The first criminal case is file d against former Iraqi leader Saddam H

美联社新闻一分钟 2005-07-21

美联社,新闻一分钟,president,Bush,Iraq,1. John Roberts, President Bush's pick for the Supreme Court, begins making his case to senators who will decide whether to confirm him. 2. In Iraq, three minutes of silence are held for victims of a

美联社新闻一分钟 2005-07-15

美联社,新闻一分钟,suicide,bombers,London,1. Authorities believe they've identified all 4 suicide bombers who carried out the deadly attacks on London's subway trains and a bus. 2. A week after the blasts, Britain and the world pay silent tri

美联社新闻一分钟 2006-09-12

1. A day of remembrance around the country. President Bush laid a wreath at the Pentagon for victims of the 9/11 attacks in the afternoon, and stood with first responders in New York in the morning. 2

美联社新闻一分钟 2006-09-14

1. SWAT teams and police dogs are searching Dawson College in Montreal Canada after they say a gunman opened fire on a cafeteria. An unknown number of people have been shot including a shooter who sho

美联社新闻一分钟 2006-09-26

1. A judge ordered a psychological exam for the woman accused of killing a pregnant friend and cutting the fetus from her womb. Tiffany Hall appeared at an arraignment hearing through video conference

美联社新闻一分钟 2006-08-30

1. Ernesto is coming ashore in Florida. Forecasters warn the storm could bring 15 inches of rain. Residents have spent the day stocking up on food, gas and other supplies. 2. On the anniversary of Hur

美联社新闻一分钟 2006-10-08

1. Families are settling back in their homes after a fire at a North Carolina chemical plant forced them to evacuate. Authorities had asked more than 17,000 people to leave their homes. Investigators

美联社新闻一分钟 2006-01-22

1. Still no word on the fate of an American journalist who's been kidnapped in Iraq. Jill Carroll's abductors set a Friday deadline for killing her unless all Iraqi women being held in military custod

AP美联社一分钟新闻 2008-12-17

1. Authorities in South Florida say they have solved the 1981 killing of Adam Walsh, son of John Walsh who later gained fame as host of America's Most Wanted. The man believed responsible for the crime, serial killer Ottis Toole, died in prison more

AP美联社一分钟新闻 2008-12-16

1.President George W. Bush is headed back to the U.S. after a quick trip to Iraq and Afghanistan. The president's first stop was Baghdad where an Iraqi reporter threw his shoes at Bush, the president was not hurt. He then traveled to Kabul where he

AP美联社一分钟新闻 2008-12-03

1. The head of Ford says he is willing to work for a dollar a year, part of a push to get 25 billion dollars from Congress to help save the auto industry. The push for money includes appearances by all the auto chiefs before Congress. 2. A recovery

AP美联社一分钟新闻 2008-12-05

1. The head of the United Auto Workers Union says Congress needs to act now to help US automakers, or General Motors could fail by the end of the month. At a Senate hearing, GM's chief executive said the automakers have made mistakes, but are learni

AP美联社一分钟新闻 2008-12-08

1. President-elect Barack Obama has named retired General Eric Shinseki as his Veterans Affairs secretary. Shinseki served as Army chief of staff in the Bush administration but left after testifying that it might take several hundred thousand US tro

超简短的英语求职信(资深人士适用)

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