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• Oil-Rich Nations Use More Energy, Cutting Exports
  Several nations that are large suppliers may start importing oil within a decade, adding strains to the global market.
• As Iraqis Vie for Kirkuk’s Oil, Kurds Become Pawns
  Some 2,200 squatters have turned the Kirkuk soccer stadium into a refugee city as they wait to vote on Kurdish regional rule.
• College Loans by States Face Fresh Scrutiny
  Officials accuse some state-affiliated student loan corporations of having forgotten their purpose.
• The Long Run: Clinton Talks of Scars While Keeping Guard Up
  After years of public battles, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton must prove she is not too hardened to inspire.
• Gunman Kills 2 at Missionary Dormitory Near Denver
  The police were seeking a man who shot four people today at a training center dormitory for young Christian missionaries.
• Shuttle Launch Called Off Again
  NASA called off Sunday’s planned launch of the space shuttle Atlantis after a gauge in the fuel tank failed for the second time in four days.
• South Korea Struggles to Clean Up Oil Spill
  The environmental disaster has blackened once-scenic beaches, coated birds and oysters in sludge and driven away tourists with its stomach-churning stench.
• Parole Case and AIDS View Trail Huckabee
  Mike Huckabee is facing scrutiny over a rapist’s parole and his past support for quarantining people with AIDS.
• NATO Says It’s Prepared to Keep the Peace in Kosovo
  Tension and wariness reign as Kosovo moves toward its expected secession from Serbia.