Nov 19 - By Barry Wilner, AP Football Writer
Tony Dungy is taking a lead role in improving communication between the NFL and its players.
Nov 18 - By Associated Press
President Barack Obama says creating jobs isn't the goal of a coming White House forum on jobs and economic growth.
Nov 16 - By Associated Press
President Barack Obama will travel to Pennsylvania and other states next month after hosting a White House forum on creating jobs.

Oct 27 - By Amy Taxin, Associated Press Writer
U.S. and North Korean officials wrapped up unofficial talks Tuesday with other northeast Asian countries about regional security, but with no reports of major breakthroughs.

Oct 17 - By Gregory Katz, Associated Press Writer
The world has less than two months to agree on how to avoid catastrophic global warming whose impact would be felt for generations, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Monday, a stark warning that puts pressure on the United States to finalize its position before this year's global climate conference in Denmark.

Sep 4 - By Dan Perry, Associated Press Writers
Israeli President Shimon Peres, a longtime advocate of peace with the Palestinians, said Friday that a comprehensive settlement resolving the century-old dispute was not currently achievable.

Aug 28 - By Helen A.S. Popkin, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Flickr isn’t talking about the “Jokerized” image of President Obama it yanked from its site, and it doesn’t want its users to talk about it either. Turns out, this photo-sharing “community” is more of a business than its customers like to believe.

Aug 4 - By Makereti Komai, Associated Press Writer
The Pacific Islands Forum called on all nations Thursday to pledge a 50 percent cut in their emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050 at U.N. climate change talks in December, bolstering appeals made a day earlier by seven of the region's most threatened islands.

Jul 1 - By Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer
President Barack Obama wanted to put a human face on his plans to overhaul health care, and a Virginia woman did just that Wednesday.
Jun 22 - By Mark Stevenson, By Associated Press Writer
Mexican President Felipe Calderon made a push Monday for his proposal for a $10 billion "green fund" as a more efficient way to fight climate change than carbon credits.

Jun 10 - By Clare Nullis, Associated Press Writer
Africa must seize the opportunity to turn the current economic crisis to its own advantage and reshape global institutions long dominated by the West, political and business leaders said at the annual World Economic Forum on Africa.

Apr 27 - By Dina Cappiello, Associated Press Writer
The top U.S. negotiator on climate change said Tuesday that he is slightly more optimistic about striking a new international agreement to curb global warming after a two-day meeting with the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases.

Apr 15 - By Bradley Brooks
Likening the global financial crisis to a sinking ship, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva lashed out once more Wednesday against rich nations for provoking the world's economic woes and called for a new economic order based on input from all nations.
Mar 22 - By Hamid Ahmed, Associated Press Writer
Iraq's Sunni vice president appealed Sunday for a "suitable recipe" to help transform his country's "unbalanced" economy, joining other government officials in sounding the alarm over the nation's finances.

Mar 16 - By Christopher Torchia, Associated Press Writers
The global economic crisis threatens to shrink investment in water infrastructure, an already underfunded sector vital to growth and public health, the World Bank said Tuesday
Mar 12 - By Kathy Barks Hoffman, Associated Press Writer
The White House on Thursday kicked off a series of regional health forums in Michigan by emphasizing that reforming health care is yet another way to help the nation's struggling economy.

Feb 1 - By Alexander G. Higgins, Associated Press Writer
Since Bill Gates left his full-time job at Microsoft Corp., his wife sees much more of him during the day — but not because he's at home. They work in adjoining offices running the world's biggest philanthropic organization, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Feb 1 - By Angela Charlton, Associated Press Writer
Here's yet another danger from the global economic crisis. It could breed more corruption, as recession-starved officials increasingly demand bribes and hungry companies compete for shrinking resources.
Jan 31 - By Colleen Barry, Associated Press Writer
Six-figure charity donations from Wall Street warriors dried up with corporate year-end bonuses this year. The children's charity World Vision made up for the difference by calling its donor list one by one.

Jan 31 - By Frank Jordans, Associated Press Writer
Riot police fired tear gas and water cannons at bottle-throwing leftist demonstrators in Geneva who protested Saturday against the annual World Economic Forum meeting in the Swiss Alps.

Jan 31 - By Associated Press
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned Saturday that unease about the global financial crisis was no reason to retreat into protectionism and fear.

Jan 31 - By Matt Moore, Associated Press Writer
Forget big business, this year politicians seem to have all the answers.

Jan 31 - By Bradley S. Klapper, Associated Press Writer
The CEO of megascreen producer Imax Corp. said he was confident the movie business would remain "fairly recession-proof" and that his company would benefit this year from the release of the new "Star Trek" film and the latest "Harry Potter" epic.
Jan 30 - By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press Writer
Pakistan's prime minister warned President Barack Obama on Friday that U.S. attacks on Islamic militants in Pakistani territory are inflaming tensions and undermining efforts to quell the insurgency in Afghanistan.

Jan 30 - By Angela Charlton, Associated Press Writer
Don't put off action on global warming just because times are lean — that's the message Al Gore, world environmental leaders and U.S. executives sent Friday to President Barack Obama.