• Aristide open to dialogue, but unlikely to stand in fresh elections
• Colombian Leader, Union Face Test of Will
• Blast injures 10 in Colombia
• Chávez calls for defeat of recall referendum
• Canada's Martin won't go to Reagan funeral
• G8 meet not crucial for Martin
• Canada: Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour steps down
• Russia, Mexico Discuss Industrial, Energy Plans
• High Court Opens U.S. Roads to Mexican Trucks
• First batch of Haitians to leave today
• Talks on Drug Laws Stall as State Deadline Near
• Canada wins lumber round
• Toronto: Massive raids target marijuana grow-ops
• Cross in Mojave Park Said Unconstitutional
• Court Affirms Ban on School Bible Classes

Suggestion of Anti-Semitism Colors House Primary in Virginia: Voters in Northern Virginia have considerable acquaintance with Representative James P. Moran's controversial remarks and erratic behavior, but they have kept him in office since he first ran for the House in 1990. This year, that loyalty may be tested.

Ariz. Seniors Save on Prescription Drugs: More than 45,000 seniors and disabled Arizonans have saved $3.2 million on prescription drugs in the year since Gov. Janet Napolitano launched her program to help deal with expensive but necessary medication.

Court: Americans Can Sue Over War Crimes: The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Americans can sue foreign governments over looted art, stolen property and war crimes dating to the 1930s, a victory for an elderly California woman trying to get back $150 million worth of paintings stolen by the Nazis more than 65 years ago.