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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 21 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Deadly clashes continue in Cairo's Tahrir Square By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires Egyptian troops and police storm Cairo's Tahrir Square after a second night of clashes killed three people and injured hundreds more. More » Greens to spike mining tax if revenue lowered No deal as deadline looms in Qantas dispute Irrepressible Ponting keeps Australia alive Gaddafi's spy chief captured in Libya Defence officer charged with assaulting female sailor Minister calls on nurses to lift bans Gillard reassures Indonesia in bilateral talks Arab League refuses to give in on Syria conflict More Analysis » Income $21,700, debt $142,710: owed in the USA In the first of a three part series, we look at debt in the United States. Never mind Greece, Italy and all the others ... the USA is the sovereign debt main game. As someone once said of something else definitively American, when it comes to crises of debt, you ain't seen nothing yet. More » When is a carbon tax an economic reform? Good question. Dubya to The One ... the more things change Our better angel Promises and U-turns of the nuclear kind United colours of hate Detention centres are factories for mental illness A close look at the Republican presidential line-up Offended online: it's no joke Coates and McGuire: men on a screeching mission Just In More Just In » Science to help HIV positive men conceive Melbourne researchers have made a significant breakthrough which will see men with HIV able to conceive children through artificial insemination, without infecting their partners and babies. More » US police pepper spray sitting protesters Minister calls on nurses to lift bans Defence officer charged with assaulting female sailor OneSteel says Whyalla plant closure an option Attempted murder charges after housemates stabbed Spanish right on verge of election victory No deal as deadline looms in Qantas dispute Gaddafi's spy chief captured in Libya Greens to spike mining tax if revenue lowered World More World » Deadly clashes continue in Cairo's Tahrir Square By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires Egyptian troops and police storm Cairo's Tahrir Square after a second night of clashes killed three people and injured hundreds more. More » Gaddafi's spy chief captured in Libya Spanish right on verge of election victory US police pepper spray sitting protesters Arab League refuses to give in on Syria conflict Gillard reassures Indonesia in bilateral talks Business More Business » No deal as deadline looms in Qantas dispute The clock is ticking on Qantas and the unions representing the airline's workers to resolve their dispute before midnight (AEDT) tonight, when a 21-day negotiating deadline expires. More » Global investor discusses European debt crisis Stocks jump on uranium policy backflip Reforms spark riots in Italy, Greece Nine on brink as owners seek debt extension Politics More Politics » Breakthrough in public sector dispute There has been a breakthrough in the dispute between the Victorian Government and public sector workers, with the State Government removing its application for an emergency hearing at Fair Work Australia. More » Katter party winning over 'disillusioned voters' Nurses defy order to open hospital beds Police defend Liberal senator's prosecution Syria sends last minute reply to Arab peace plan Sport More Sport » Irrepressible Ponting keeps Australia alive Veteran Ricky Ponting and debutant Pat Cummins stepped up to keep alive Australia's hopes of salvaging the second Test and series against South Africa in Johannesburg. More » US retains Presidents Cup Watson might miss Gabba Test Smeltz steals draw against Victory Whincup within touching distance of title NBL loses Mills to China Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Great Dying happened in hell of a short time By Stephen Pincock for ABC Science Online Scientists have pinpointed the timing of the Earth's most dramatic extinction, when bushfires raged across continents and 70 per cent of land animals were wiped out. More » Sales up but Aussie online commerce still e-volving Ghost mountains give up their secrets Huge lakes could lie under Jupiter moon's surface Faltering funds halt human stem cell trial Environment More Environment » Greenpeace duo to face ACT court Two Greenpeace members will face the ACT Magistrates Court early next month over the destruction of a CSIRO genetically modified wheat crop. More » Extreme weather to worsen with climate change Geothermal industry eyes NT Ghost mountains give up their secrets Marine life falls victim to Queensland's floods About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. 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