International News

	OPEC considers cutting oil production With the price of oil off nearly 30 percent from the high of almost $150 a barrel in July, OPEC oil ministers are thinking propping it up by cutting production
	US re-examines Afghan attack that killed civilians The U.S. military said Sunday it has "new information" about an American attack that Afghanistan says killed 90 civilians.
	Israel police: Indict Olmert on corruption charges It may have little political consequence, but Israel's police are recommending that Prime Minister Ehud Olmert be indicted in a string of corruption cases.
	Ike's floods add insult to Haiti's misery, kill 10 For the second time in a week, people in Haiti have been forced to their rooftops to escape floodwaters.
	UN food agency threatens to stop aid to Darfur A U.N. agency is threatening to suspend food distribution in Sudan's troubled Darfur region due to relentless attacks on its aid convoys.
	Rice says relationship with Iraq is 'open,' won't address spying Condoleezza Rice is describing the relationship between the U.S. and Iraqi governments as "very open and transparent."
	Canada's PM dissolves Parliament, calls election Canada's prime minister has dissolved Parliament and called an early election.
	Ike causes heavy damage, heads toward Cuba The damage is severe in the Turks and Caicos islands after a pounding from Hurricane Ike's 135 mile-an-hour winds.
	Unknown powder sent to US facilities in Pakistan Tests are being carried out on a white powder that was sent to two American diplomatic posts in Pakistan.
	Cheney holds talks in Italy on Georgia crisis Vice President Cheney is continuing his efforts to get a coordinated response to Russia's actions in Georgia.