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Unease Lingers in London 1 Year After Bombings

LONDON – Britain fell silent Friday on the first anniversary of the suicide bombing assault on London’s transit system — a stunning strike that killed 52 commuters and wounded more than 700 in the capital’s deadliest attack since World War II. Prime Minister Tony Blair, survivors and city workers bowed …

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U.S. Trade Deficit Rises in May, Though Increase Is Less Than Expected

WASHINGTON – America’s trade deficit rose in May as the price of imported oil jumped by the largest amount since 1990 in the run-up to the first U.S.-Iraq war. The Commerce Department reported that the trade imbalance rose by 0.8 percent to $63.8 billion compared to a revised April deficit …

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'American Idols' Visit White House

WASHINGTON – After discussing war and peace in the Middle East, President Bush squeezed in a 10-minute photo-op Friday with finalists in the hit television show “American Idol.” They got the photos. Bush got a harmonica engraved with “American Idol 2006.” The 10 finalists dropped into the Oval Office to …

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