Suicide Bomber Kills 3 US Soldiers, Wounds 6 in Iraq
US military says the blast brought down part of a highway overpass, trapping the soldiers in the rubble
Bush, Parvanov Discuss Missile Defense
After laying a wreath at Bulgaria's tomb of the unknown, President Bush shook hands with Bulgarian veterans of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Palestinians Call Truce After Brutal Turn in Factional Fighting
At least 6 dead, dozens wounded prompting Hamas, Fatah to agree to ceasefire
Egyptians Vote in Parliamentary Elections
Voter interest in poll low, and turnout not expected to exceed 10 percent
Indonesia Combats Widespread Childhood Anemia 
Anemia, a medical condition in which afflicted have low levels of hemoglobin, delays development in children
Australia's Economy Grows Strongly in irst Quarter
The Australian economy has grown strongly in the first quarter of this year, and New Zealand's central bank has announced a surprise interest rate increase
World Bank Nominee Zoellick in Europe After Africa Trip
Robert Zoellick said that during five days of meetings on the continent African officials and aid workers voiced concerns about job creation, energy, health and education
Guinea's Prime Minister on Reconciliation and Elections
Prime Minister Kouyate says the U.S. will help with Guinea's parliamentary elections and restructure the country's security forces
Hog Disease Spreads in China
Top veterinarian says biggest fear is that farmers with sick pigs will try to sell them quickly rather than report illness
Beijing Olympic Committee to Probe Worker Abuse
Committee vice president says that companies found to be violating labor rules would lose their contracts
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