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Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi Ordered to Serve 18 More Months of House Arrest Court in Rangoon's Insein prison initially sentenced democracy leader to three years in prison with hard labor but sentence was commuted by country's leader, General Tan Shwe International Community Outraged at Aung San Suu Kyi Verdict US secretary of state says Burmese democracy leader should not have been convicted, calls on military government to release her from house arrest Pakistan Registers Case Against Musharraf Officials say former president could serve three years in jail if convicted Taliban Attack Government Buildings South of Kabul At least two policemen and four assailants killed in Logar province battle Clinton Pushes Congo on Atrocities Against Women US secretary of state says there should be 'no impunity' for sexual and gender-based violence in region, and calls for arrests, prosecutions, punishments Thai Court Rules Against US Extradition for Alleged Russian Arms Dealer Ruling a set-back to Washington's efforts to see Bout face trial in US for attempting to sell weapons to Colombian rebels China's Economy Showing Signs of Recovery But experts warn much of recent gain is dependent on government stimulus spending Houston Socialite Champions Afghan Development Joanne Herring uses widespread influence to promote the economic and social development in Afghanistan Eunice Kennedy Shriver Dead at 88 Former president's sister and founder of Special Olympics movement died in Massachusetts hospital US Homeland Security Center Fosters Cooperation, Preparedness Institute in Monterey, California helps local officials from around the country evaluate threats