Reuters - Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster and Clive Owen should pull an "Inside" job at the weekend box office with their new thriller.

AP - Keyshawn Johnson spent Thursday meeting with the Carolina Panthers, the latest stop on his free-agency tour.

Reuters - The U.N. Security Council agreed on Thursday to ask Secretary-General Kofi Annan to greatly speed planning for a new U.N. force in Sudan's western Darfur region.

AP - Shakira, the Colombian pop music whirlwind, is to begin her world tour in Spain, the singer said Thursday.

AP - New York's attorney general sued an Internet company Thursday over the selling of e-mail addresses in what authorities say may be the biggest deliberate breach of Internet privacy ever.

Reuters - Major powers tried to break a U.N. impasse on Iran's nuclear ambitions with a round of telephone calls among their foreign ministers on Thursday seeking to produce a unified message, diplomats said.

AP - New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada was released from the hospital on Thursday, one day after being admitted for a broken nose.

Reuters - U.S. ports would have been safer with an Arab company running the terminals than they will be now that a political firestorm killed the deal, the chief of U.S. homeland security said on Thursday.

Reuters - Cablevision Systems Corp. on Thursday said it signed a deal with SportsNet New York network that will put local sports teams such as the Mets and Jets back on television for Cablevision homes.

AP - Before he retires from "60 Minutes," Mike Wallace seems to have a better shot at interviewing the president of Iran than the president of the United States.

Macworld.com - New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is suing Web site operator Gratis Internet Inc. for allegedly violating consumer confidentiality agreements by selling millions of consumers’ personal information to e-mail marketers, according to a statement issued Thursday by Spitzer’s office.

A nightclub bouncer has been formally charged in the murder of a New York graduate student, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said Thursday. Darryl Littlejohn is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon.

A nightclub bouncer has been formally charged in the murder of a New York graduate student, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said Thursday.

Reuters - New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer on Thursday filed suit against online marketer Gratis Internet, accusing the company of selling personal consumer data from millions of customers despite a strict confidentiality pledge.

Reuters - A U.S. supergrass, who has admitted various terrorism-related offences in New York, told a London court on Thursday how he had become radicalized by two of Britain's most-high profile Islamic clerics.

AP - Shakira, the Colombian pop music whirlwind, is to begin her world tour in Spain, the singer said Thursday.

AFP - New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer filed a lawsuit accusing a company of selling e-mail addresses in what he described as the largest deliberate breach of privacy in Internet history.

Reuters - Major-power foreign ministers on Thursday tried to break an impasse in the U.N. Security Council on Iran's nuclear ambitions with a round of telephone calls seeking to produce a unified message, diplomats said.

A nightclub bouncer has been formally charged in the murder of a New York graduate student, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said Thursday.

AP - A company accused of selling e-mails, in what may be the biggest deliberate breach of Internet privacy ever, has been sued by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.