Danielle George - All Headline News Staff Reporter San Francisco, CA (AHN) - Apple iTunes Music Store reaches another milestone by selling its one billionth song. Apple is reporting the 1-billionth song was purchased by Alex Ostrovsky of West Bloomfield, Michigan. As a part of the global...

AP - Brazil's government has given a packet of condoms and anti-AIDS information to U2 rock star Bono, who praised the country's anti-AIDS campaign.

AP - Israeli troops killed two Palestinians and seriously wounded a third Thursday, the fifth day of an army sweep in this militant stronghold.

AP - Students attacked the building housing offices of a U.S. gold mining giant in Indonesia's capital on Thursday, as the company's mine in western Papua province remained shut for a second day due to protests, police said.

Reuters - Lionsgate's surprise hit horror sequel "Saw II" buzzed through the competition to take the top spot on both the preliminary national DVD sales chart and the video rental chart for the week ending February 19.

AP - Nobel Peace Prize laureate Oscar Arias won Costa Rica's Feb. 5 presidential election by 18,167 votes, one of the country's closest races ever, according to official results released Wednesday.

A protest by bow and arrow-wielding locals stops work at the US-operated Freeport mine in Indonesia's Papua.

Reuters - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Australia announced plans on Wednesday to combat AIDS in China, Vietnam and Papua New Guinea, warning that 40 percent of all new infections could be in the Asia-Pacific region by 2010.

AP - Buoyed by recent street protests, anti-Syrian lawmakers in Lebanon are trying to oust President Emile Lahoud, Damascus' top ally here. But they have limited tools, and their drive is already splitting the country and threatening to plunge it into chaos.

Reuters - The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror films has announced the nominations for the 32nd annual Saturn Awards.

AP - Bono will donate one of his guitars to benefit Brazil's Zero Hunger campaign, the government's official news agency said Monday.

Reuters - San Francisco Giants outfielder Barry Bonds says the 2006 major league baseball season will be his last, according to a report in USA Today on Sunday.

AP - Eddie Johnson got what he wanted Sunday — his first international goal in nearly a year, and a parting shot toward the team that traded him.

AP - Eddie Johnson scored his first international goal since March, and the United States routed Guatemala 4-0 Sunday to remain unbeaten this year in World Cup warmup games.

AFP - Alan Smith will definitely miss the World Cup after suffering a horror injury in Manchester United's FA Cup defeat at Liverpool but his agent has dismissed reports the midfielder's career could be over.

Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein told his Cabinet in the mid-1990s that the U.S. would fall victim to terrorists possessing weapons of mass destruction but that Iraq would not be involved, tapes released at an intelligence summit reveal. U.S. officials who have reviewed the tapes said Hussein was "fixated" on acquiring weapons of mass destruction and preventing U.N. inspectors from finding out.

Reuters - Veteran rock group the Rolling Stones treated 1 million delirious fans to a rock 'n' roll spectacle with a free show on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach on Saturday night in what was one of the biggest rock concerts ever.

Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein told his Cabinet in the mid-1990s that the U.S. would fall victim to terrorists possessing weapons of mass destruction but that Iraq would not be involved, tapes released Saturday at an intelligence summit reveal.

AP - A new parliament dominated by Hamas was sworn in Saturday, with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas asking the Islamic militant group to form the next government but imploring them to honor existing peace deals and take the path of negotiations.

Reuters - Fans poured into Rio de Janeiro from around the globe and a huge police operation swung into action for what will be one of the biggest rock concerts ever -- a free show by the Rolling Stones on the city's famed Copacabana Beach on Saturday night.