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Headlines from July 15th, 2009
Zelaya: Honduran Revolt Viable
Ousted president says his followers have "the right to insurrection" in effort to reinstate him. Permalink
Geithner Drums Up Support
Treasury Sec says Wednesday in Abu Dhabi the U.S. wants to work with its allies to build a better financial foundation. Permalink
Say Hey
TIME's Brooks Kraft captures Willie Mays chatting with reporters, autographing some baseballs on Air Force One ahead of the All-Star game. Also talks about how emotional Election Night was for him. QUOTES: Read what he had to say here. VIDEO: Click above to watch. Permalink
U.S. Prods China Over Emissions
Energy Sec Chu says he wants China to cut carbon emissions by mid-century in remarks at Beijing's Tsinghua University. Permalink
European Stocks on the Rise
European stocks rise Wednesday, boosted by positive U.S. fiscal news. Plus: U.S. stocks set to open higher Wednesday thanks to Intel's second-half outlook. Permalink
Al-Qaeda's No. 2 Releases Message
An English-language audio message by Ayman al-Zawahri asks Pakistanis to join the battle against the U.S. or help the fight financially. Permalink
White House Media Offensive Continues
Obama is scheduled to follow up Wednesday's health care interviews with a string of Thursday sit-downs before his speech to the NAACP's annual convention. Permalink
STRIKE! (Almost)
Obama gets just short of the plate when throwing out the first pitch from the mound at Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game in St. Louis. Also makes visits to the announcers' booth during the game. Permalink
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