AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, May 31:
Crude oil futures close near $52, erasing early loss
May 31, 2005
Brazil orders slaughter of 17,000 chickens suffering from mystery illness
May 31, 2005
Tuesday's Dow Jones Global Indexes
May 31, 2005
Stocks fall in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile
May 31, 2005
Norway's Statoil temporarily halts drilling at Venezuela oil well
May 31, 2005
AIG files annual report, acknowledges accounting improprieties
May 31, 2005;
Former FBI official Mark Felt was `Deep Throat,' Washington Post says
May 31, 2005;
'Revenge of the Sith' rules at box office for second weekend with $70 million haul
May 31, 2005
Former FBI official Mark Felt was `Deep Throat,' Washington Post says
May 31, 2005;
Art Institute of Chicago unveils final plans for expansion
May 31, 2005;
Poll shows drop in approval rating of Brazilian government
May 31, 2005
U.N. Security Council extends Haiti peacekeeping mission until June 24
May 31, 2005;
The scandal that brought down a president
May 31, 2005
Bush says Democrats stalling on Bolton; Yale classmates call U.N. ambassador nominee unfit
May 31, 2005;
Security Council agrees to extend mandate for U.S.-led multinational force in Iraq
May 31, 2005;
The scandal that brought down a president
May 31, 2005;
Bush invites British Prime Minister Blair to White House
May 31, 2005
Muliaina latest defection from All Blacks trial
May 31, 2005
Cisse and Malouda on target as France beats Hungary 2-1
May 31, 2005
Owen scores three, England beats Colombia 3-2 to sweep two-game America series
May 31, 2005;
Brazil cuts Alex, eases restrictions for Confederations Cup
May 31, 2005
Germany and Bayern Munich open the new arena
May 31, 2005
Eight All Blacks in Maori team to play Fiji
May 31, 2005
Tuesday's International Soccer Results
May 31, 2005;
Indy 500 champion remains in Danica's shadow
May 31, 2005;
Iraqi pleads guilty in weapons buying case in Nashville, Tennessee
May 31, 2005;
Judge: Federal government may ban interstate transport of fighting cocks
May 31, 2005
U.S. interest in European cooperation, expansion at risk in constitutional crisis
May 31, 2005;
U.S. government documents set record straight on Mae West life vest invention
May 31, 2005;
U.N. Security Council urges Burundi to work harder toward peace
May 31, 2005
Shooting, fire kills at least one in market in Haiti's capital
May 31, 2005;
Retrial set for Aug. 22 for Denver woman convicted of killing police officer
May 31, 2005
Japan's unemployment rate falls to 4.4 percent in April
May 31, 2005
Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo
May 31, 2005
Administration announces it will file WTO case over Airbus subsidies
May 31, 2005;
Stocks rise in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile
May 31, 2005
Markets vigilant as investors digest French 'no'
May 31, 2005;
African ministers meet to discuss expanding regional economic integration
May 31, 2005;
Paving of Brazilian jungle highway to spur massive Amazon development
May 31, 2005;
Boomtown rises from rain forest on speculation that jungle highway will be paved
May 31, 2005;
Soy, Brazil's No. 1 crop, driving paving project for jungle highway
May 31, 2005;
Indians near jungle highway fear pavement will destroy their way of life
May 31, 2005;
Tokyo stocks open higher; dollar down against yen, euro
May 31, 2005
Gold opens lower in Hong Kong
May 31, 2005
Dollar lower against yen, euro in early Asian trading
May 31, 2005
Paris Hilton engaged to Greek shipping heir Paris Latsis
May 31, 2005
Cholesterol-lowering drugs still underprescribed for people at risk of heart disease, study finds
May 31, 2005;
Haiti to top agenda at meeting of Caribbean foreign ministers, official says
May 31, 2005
Tuesday, June 7
May 31, 2005;
Chirac sets government shakeup in motion
May 31, 2005;
Chirac meets his Waterloo in failed referendum gamble
May 31, 2005;
Is Europe's constitution doomed? Maybe not, history suggests
May 31, 2005;
Khodorkovsky verdict drags into Tuesday
May 31, 2005;
Ten years later, the signs of change at one poor Iraqi elementary school are everywhere
May 31, 2005
Victory by Hariri's son in Beirut vote a solid rejection of Syrian influence in Lebanon
May 31, 2005;
Ronaldo dropped from Brazilian team for qualifiers, Confederations Cup
May 31, 2005;
Junqueira, Foyt recovering from injuries
May 31, 2005
Chivas USA coach Rongen reassigned as sports director
May 31, 2005
Beckham, Owen say they will stay with Real Madrid
May 31, 2005;
Godina's solid season continues at Stanford meet
May 31, 2005
Streaking Nadal, Federer on track for clash
May 31, 2005;
Brazilian killers blame role-playing game for murder of family; experts not so sure
May 31, 2005;
Who's this Spanish guy?
May 31, 2005;
Adu has just the cure for those teenage blues
May 31, 2005;
Safin leaves his mark at French Open
May 31, 2005;