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Cold War past shapes complex Merkel-Putin relationship
Fri, 4:16am
By Noah Barkin BERLIN (Reuters) - After one of her first encounters with Vladimir Putin in 2002, Angela Merkel joked to aides that she had passed the "KGB test" by staring straight into his eyes without averting her gaze. Unlike presidents in Washington - George W. Bush claimed to have gotten a glimpse of Putin's soul and Barack Obama promised to "reset" relations with Russia - the German chancellor has never harbored any illusions about the former Soviet agent, nor hopes that she might change him. ...
read moreMalaysia opposition's Anwar convicted of sodomy
Fri, 4:14am
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia (Reuters) - A Malaysian court convicted opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim of sodomy on Friday, upholding the government's appeal of his acquittal two years earlier in a ruling that his supporters said was politically influenced and aimed at ending his career. The court of appeal ruled that Anwar had anal intercourse with his male aide in 2008, a crime in the Muslim majority country, dismissing his defense team's argument that DNA evidence had been contaminated. ... read moreBirmingham owner Yeung jailed for six years for money laundering
Fri, 4:14am
Hong Kong (AFP) - Birmingham City owner Carson Yeung was jailed for six years for money laundering Friday, after a Hong Kong trial that put the mysterious fortune of the hairdresser-turned-businessman under intense scrutiny.
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Europe Markets: European stocks head for weekly loss ahead of U.S. data
Fri, 4:33am
Benchmark stock index heads for its first weekly loss since January, as investors remain cautious ahead of nonfarm-payrolls data from the U.S.read more
The Wall Street Journal: Japan decides bitcoin is not a currency
Fri, 4:12am
The virtual currency will be treated like a good or service, and banks wonât be allowed to offer it to customers, the Japanese government says.read more
Darrell Delamaide's Political Capital: Sorry, France is not going to lead Europe anywhere
Fri, 3:00am
Some are hoping that France will lead to way toward greater European integration but, since the euro crisis, the political winds are blowing the other way, writes Darrell Delamaide.read more
Opening statements to begin in general's sex trial
Fri, 4:29am
FORT BRAGG, N.C. (AP) â Opening statements were set to begin Friday in the court-martial of an Army general accused of sexually assaulting a captain under his command with whom he had a three-year affair.
read moreHalf of millennials more likely to lean Democratic
Fri, 3:40am
WASHINGTON (AP) â Young adults like to think of themselves as independent, but when it comes to politics, they're more likely than not to lean to the left.read moreAP PHOTOS: Women brick-makers in debt in Pakistan
Fri, 3:03am
MANDRA, Pakistan (AP) â Amna Bhatti has spent half a century shaping mud into bricks in a huge kiln south of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. She started by paying off her parents' debt and now she's on to her late husband's. She'll probably spend the rest of her life here.
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A Symphony of Dinosaurs
Wed, 7:00pm
3/8/2014A Symphony of Dinosaurs-Performed by the Orchestra of Northern New York, this concert features Bruce Adolf's delightful celebration of Tyrannosaurus Sue and her other friends from the dinosaur kingdom as they are depicted by various instruments in the Orchestra. In addition, you will feel the Earth shake from the music of Jurassic Park and be treated to one of the most brilliantly scored works from Tchaikovsky's the ever popular Capriccio Italien. Tickets are $22 for adults, $20 for senior citizens (62 years and older) , $10 for studnets and free for children (12 years and under). Tickets are available through the Community Performance Series Box Office, via phone at 315-267-2277 or online at www.onny.org and can also be purchased at Northern Music & Video in downtown Potsdam. Performace at Helen Hosmer Hall, SUNY Posdam at 7:00pm.
read moreCHMC Craft Sale
Wed, 7:00pm
3/6/2014The CHMC Craft Group will hold a St. Patrick's Day and a "Will this winter ever end" sale from 9am to 3pm in the hospital lobby. It will feature Holiday items and personal and household items all made locally. All benefits go to the hospital auxiliary.
read moreCane that Chair!
Wed, 7:00pm
3/5/2014Learn the ins and outs of chair caning at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association's 2014 Chair Caning Workshop. Register now for the workshop by sending your name, address, phone number, email and nonrefundable payment (SLCHA members $48, nonmembers $58) to the St. Lawrence County Historical Association, PO Box 8, Canton, NY 13617. For more information, call the SLCHA at 315-386-8133 or email info@slcha.org. Registration is limited and is taken on a first come, first served basis. The SLCHA is located at 3 East Main St., Canton.
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: Armored Service Technician
Wed, 7:00pm
Job Description:* Driving automatic and/or standard shift vehicles from 8,000 to 36,000 pounds gvw a minimum of 4 hours perda... (03/02/2014)read more: Backroom Associate job in MASSENA
Wed, 7:00pm
Backroom Associate job in MASSENARequisition ID: 142103BRJob Function: Sales SupportEmployment Category: Regular, Part-timeSt... (03/02/2014)read more: Customer Account Representative - Massena, NY
Wed, 7:00pm
Title: Customer Account Representative - Massena, NYLocation: UNITED STATES-NEW YORK-MESSENAOther Locations: nullHow's your Q... (02/28/2014)read more