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Former Taiwan President detained; Obama to extend ban on lobbyist donors; Murray takes on Simon in Shanghai Masters Tennis; Report by Maria Ramos of Bloomberg News

The French black community gathered in Paris on US elections night to witness a historic event: the election of a black man at the head of the most powerful country in the world. Many said they'd like an Obama for France, too.

Madden: McCain can win 2'73 electoral votes; Obama off campaign trail today, visits III grandmother in Hawaii; In Colorado, McCain warns voters about tax hikes under Obama; Analysis by Michael Meehan, Democratis Strategist; Analysis by Kevin Madden, Republican Strategist

Real Falling Despite Brazillian Government Announces $50 Billion to Be Pumped Into Currency Market; Vale 3Q Income Up 64% on Price Jump; MICEX Index Plunges 14%, Will Be Closed Until Tuesday; Gazprom Down 25% and Rosneft Down 28.5% in One Day; VTB Bank Down 20%; Ruble Trading at Two Year Low Against Dollar Despite Government Repudiations

1985-2008: An Abrupt Drop in Semi-Long Chart for Baltic Dry Index

Analysis and Discussion with George Gero of RBC Capital Markets

Analysis and Discussion with Fransisco Blanch of Merrill Lynch: Cuts 2009 Oil Price Target to $90 from $107; U.S. Oil Demand "Dropped Like a Rock"

Analysis and Discussion with Boris Schlossberg of GFT Forex

Live! Coverage from Frankfurt, Germany: Recap of Interview - European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet Speaks Out on U.S. Bailout Plan

Tracking the Dollar - Analysis and Discussion with Ashraf Laidi of CMC Markets

North Korea Tells UN Atomic Agency to Cut Plant Surveillance; Obama and McCain Prepping Ahead of First Debate in Oxford MS, Clash on Financial Crisis; Senator Stevens Trial Begins Today, Stevens Claims Innocence in Oil Services Scandal; JFK JetBlue Terminal Reopened After Security Scare

Global Reaction - Analysis and Discussion with Fransisco Blanch of Merrill Lynch; Crude Oil Above $100; Global Recession Odds

McCain Says Fed Should Stop Government Baillouts, Blasts SEC Chairman and Obama; Obama Take Lead in Quinnipac University Poll, Meets with Economic Advisers to Offer New Plans; North Korea Reassembles Reactor, Calls Kim Reports "Nonsense"; China Finds Chemical in Liquid Milk as Scandal Grows

McCain Says He'd Fire SEC Chairman Christopher Cox if Elected President; Bush Says Markets are Adjusting to Extraordinary Measures Implemented by Government; 25 Suspects in Embassy Explosion in Yemen May Be Connected to al-Qaeda

Fed Authorizes $180 Billion Global Auction - Analysis and Discussion with Peter Boockvar of Miller Tabak & Co.

Texas Braces for Ike, Advisories Point to "Facing Certain Death" if Not Well-Prepared; Palin Gives First Interview on ABC, Acknowledges Lack of Foreign Policy Experience

Here's the latest news for Sunday September 7th: Hanna racing towards Canada; Concern turns to Hurricane Ike; Obama's plane forced to land; Russian President says his country is to be reckoned with.

President Bush says he is skeptical that Moscow is honoring a cease-fire in neighboring Georgia, demanding that Russia end all military activities in the former Soviet republic and withdraw all its forces. (Aug. 13)

First lady Laura Bush, meeting with refugees who fled a brutal campaign by Myanmar's military junta, urged China and other countries on Thursday to join the U.S. in imposing sanctions against the country. (Aug. 7)

Presidential nominee pays a visit to Downing St

On his Middle East visit, Barack Obama met with Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas. He has vowed to work for peace from his first day in office, if elected.

Barack Obama met with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in Baghdad Monday. Obama said the conversation was 'very constructive'. (July 21)

A top U.S. diplomat will join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator. However, there are no plans for the two negotiators to meet separately. (July 16)

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice warned Iran that the United States will not back down in the face of Iranian threats against Israel. (July 10)

Iran may get freeze offer on sanctions, atomic work, US says; Darfur ambush kills 7 UN-African Union soldiers, injures 22; Noth Korea Nuclear Talks focus on verifying programme; US asks New Zealand, Australia, Canada for firefighting help in California;

At his last G-8 summit as U.S. president, George Bush says G-8 leaders made 'significant progress' on the goals addressed, including global warming and poverty in Africa. (July 9)

President Bush on Wednesday hailed the move by G-8 leaders to coalesce behind a broad global climate-change strategy, claiming 'significant progress toward a comprehensive approach.' (July 9)

The Group of Eight major powers agreed on Tuesday to at least halve global carbon emissions by 2050, in what leaders hailed as a step forward. The decision could pave the way for UN negotiations towards a global agreement by the end of 2009.

Tsvangirai appeals for international peacekeepers in Zimbabwe; Obama aide says Bill Clinton will play big role in Campaign; Taliban are seeking US, Pakistan border clashes, General says; China opens Tibet to overseas tourists 3 months after crackdown; Hong Kong Observatory lowers typhoon warning signal to no.3; UK poll gives Tories 20-point lead over Labour, Guardian says

This week, President Bush says the world needs to take Iran seriously. Bush made the comment while meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert at the White House this week. Olmert also gave a tough warning to Iran, saying its nuclear program must be stopped by all possible means. The Prime Minister is on a U.S. trip while under criminal investigation at home. President Bush presented the nation's highest military award to a 19-year-old soldier who died in Iraq. Army soldier Ross McGinnis was killed nearly two years ago when he saved the lives of four comrades by jumping on a grenade tossed into their vehicle. The President gave the Medal of Honor to McGinnis' mother, saying the young man gave everything for his country. The President honored the University of Kansas in a Rose Garden ceremony this week as the 2008 NCAA basketball champions. It was the first time KU grabbed the title since 1988. The team beat Memphis, coming back from nine points down with just over 2 min. left in the game. The President accepted a cap, basketball and jersey from the players and coaches after commending them for their teamwork.