華閱文章網1. 我要簡短的英語新聞
A purported new video of Osama bin Laden shows the al-Qaeda leader urging Americans to convert to Islam to stop the Iraq war, but the video does not contain any overt threat ahead of the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The videotape's authenticity has not yet been confirmed, but media organizations have quoted unnamed U.S. officials as saying it appeared to have been made as recently as this summer.
In a soft voice, and measured tone, the man purported to be bin Laden delivers a wandering 30-minute tirade against democracy, capitalism and Western political leaders.
He specifically refers to U.S. President George W. Bush, the Democratic victory in U.S. Congress, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who was elected in May, and new British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who took office in June.
講本拉登的一段錄像。
第一段里面他說美國人應該停止攻打伊拉克并且改信伊斯蘭教，但錄像里并未提及911六周年的事。
第二段說，錄像的真實性還沒被證實，但一個美國匿名軍官表示此錄像帶是在最近這個夏天拍成的。
第三段說，錄像里這個初步被認為是本拉登的人以一個很輕的，電腦處理過的聲音做了30分鐘的演講。內容主要是反對民主，資本主義，還有西方領導人
第四段說，他特別提到布什總統，美國兩議院中民主黨的勝出，法國五月當選的總統薩爾科齊，和英國六月上任的新總理布朗
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2. 簡短的英語新聞~~~
they've been groomed, blow-dried, hairsprayed and even plucked. dog handlers in new york city put the final touches on their pampered pooches for the annual westminster kennel club dog show. on hand there're 169 breeds and varieties of dogs. the event is in its 132nd year. 一年一度的美國西敏寺犬展在紐約隆重舉行。
訓狗師們都忙著和他們精心照養的狗做最后的接觸。狗狗們毛都經過了梳理烘干，還上了定型劑，有些甚至心修剪過。
目前參賽的狗已經達到169種。這項活動已經有132年的歷史了。
3. 求一短篇英語新聞（近期的）
* cancelled flights for American Airlines and Delta. Both carriers scrubbing hundreds of flights as they continue to inspect wire bundles in planes. The focus is on spacing between the wires. The airlines say safety was not *e hits vehicles along a stretch of interstate in Virginia briefly closing the road, injuring two *c is flowing now as police search for those responsible for firing the bullets.3.U.S. diplomats are taking cover in Baghdad, warned to stay inside reinforced structures because of rocket fire from insurgents that killed two government workers. The Green Zone where the embassy is located first came under rocket attack on Easter. * gets a look outside for the first time. The German polar bear had an early morning outing, preparing for her public debut next month. The cub navigated some rocks and gave the world a sniff.1. 美國航空公司及德爾塔公司的更多班機被取消了。
由于兩家公司仍在對飛機線路進行檢修，所以取消了數百次航班。此次問題集中線路間隙處。
航空公司申稱飛機安全性不會受到損害。 2. 維吉尼亞洲邊公路上發生槍擊車輛事件，造成兩名摩托車駕駛員受傷。
交通現已暢通，警方正在調查此次槍擊的責任人。 3. 美國外交官正在巴格達避難，他們被警告必須停留在安全防御地帶以防起義軍火箭炮襲擊。
據報道已有兩名政府工作人員因受火箭炮攻擊而身亡。復活節當天，格林地帶大使館首次受到火箭炮襲擊。
4. 弗洛克第一次向外面張望了一下。這只德國北極熊早上已經出來散過步了，它正在為它下月舉行的首次公眾登臺表演做準備。
這只幼熊玩轉著幾塊石頭，給世界帶來了驚喜。
4. 求一則簡短的英語新聞
什么內容題材都可以么？還有不知道你所謂的簡短多少字呢到底？這是今天VOA新聞 Since the 1950s, American presidents have beengoing to Camp David in the mountains of Maryland,just outside Washington, D.C. They have traveledthere to rest or hold meetings away from the noiseof the city and the news * President Barack Obama rarely goes to thecamp. Now, at least one business is closing in nearbyThurmont, * the years, world leaders have gathered at CampDavid to meet with the U.S. president or forsummits. The mountain hideaway is where differences between leaders or countries wereworked out. For example, Camp David is where the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt wassigned in 1979, during the presidency of Jimmy * summits and presidential holidays put the sleepy town of Thurmont on the world map. ButPresident Obama has used Camp David less often than the presidents before him. He rarelyholds summits there and does not visit * now Thurmont's Cozy Inn is preparing to close. Since 1929, the Cozy Inn has provided foodand drink to generations of White House aides, international delegations and * Freeze is the owner of the landmark hotel."When you have the large summits of course you've got your name all over the paper and thatattracted people to the area and you got more notoriety. With this president not being hereand not having any large summits has certainly had some effects." John Kinnaird is the mayor of Thurmont, Maryland. He grew up watching presidents drive upand down this road. He saw every president from Dwight Eisenhower to George W. Bush. Buthe says he never saw President Obama."Other presidents seemed to spend a lot of time at Camp David -- a lot of weekends. It's agreat place, a great family place. They have all kinds of activities of up there. President Obamafor some reason doesn't take advantage of it." For pleasure, President Obama often travels to Hawaii or Chicago, Illinois. When Mr. Obama hascome to Camp David, he usually travels by helicopter. He does not drive through the * has led to a loss of business for places like the Cozy Inn. The inn was home to the barwhere White House Press Secretaries, reporters and diplomats could go after work. EvenWinston Churchill once had a beer and a hamburger * Monday, Secretary of State John Kerry met with Afghan leaders at Camp David. GeraldFreeze says he did not know about the meetings. Mr. Freeze is sorry he will not be able to serveofficials or reporters who visit Camp David."Unfortunately, we won't be open. I hope they accomplish a lot. They have so much to getdone to get everything in the world straightened out." For years, the Cozy Inn provided a gathering place for officials and reporters to talk and have ameal. Its closing marks the end of an era. Now, the indirect role the Cozy Inn played in thesearch for world peace has come to an end as well.附原文地址： 不喜歡這個你就自己在這個網站那里找找你喜歡的背吧，很多的。
5. 誰能給我一篇簡短的英語新聞
China, Taiwan direct travel to start today
15 December 2008
The Wall Street Journal Asia
TAIPEI -- China and Taiwan will start a new era of direct air and shipping services Monday when planes and ships travel directly across the Taiwan Strait, formally ending a six-decade ban on regular links.
Relations have improved between the once-bitter rivals since Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou took office in May and moved to reverse the pro-independence policy of his predecessor, Chen Shui-bian.
China has reacted warmly, and although the mainland still claims sovereignty over the self-governed island, both have agreed to set aside thorny political disputes to focus on trade and economics. The two sides split amid civil war in 1949.
The first Taiwanese ships are scheduled to leave from the island's Kaohsiung and Keelung harbors for Chinese ports about noon Monday. Ships with mainland companies are to sail vessels to Taiwan from Shanghai and Tianjin.
Up to 60 cargo flights a month will start to fly Monday between Taiwan and the mainland. Daily passenger flights will also start, with 16 scheduled Monday, in an expansion of weekend charter services inaugurated in July.
6. 求一個簡單的英語新聞
A new research found that the Internet has increased people's service demands and is eroding the classic British trait of patience as more than half admitted they lose their temper quicker than ever before.
People have become so used to the speed and convenience of the internet that more than seven in 10 get angry if forced to wait longer than one minute for a web page to download.
Being kept on hold made Brits see red more than anything else, with the average person reaching their impatience threshold after five minutes and four seconds.
In today's fast food culture, restaurant rage kicks in after only eight minutes, 38 seconds, when the average diner will start to wonder whether the meal they have ordered will ever arrive.
People running late to meet a friend should not leave it any longer than 10 minutes, one second if they do not want to face their wrath.
Mark Schmid, of telecom giant TalkTalk, which commissioned the research, said: The speed of the online world is making us less prepared to wait for things to happen in the offline world.
一項最新調發現，互聯網增加了人們對服務的要求，使得英國人逐漸失去了其有耐性的傳統品質，超過一半的英國人承認他們比以前更容易發脾氣。
人們已經習慣于互聯網的速度和便利，如果一個網頁打開的時間超過一分鐘，十人中有七人以上會冒火。
打電話時被要求等待是最讓英國人惱火的事情，平均忍耐極限為5分4秒。
受如今快餐文化的影響，英國人等餐時間超過8分38秒就會開始冒火，此時用餐者通常會開始懷疑他們點的食物到底還會不會上。
和朋友見面遲到最好不要超過10分零1秒，否則就要看對方的臉色。
委托開展該調查的電信業巨頭TalkTalk公司的馬克?史密德說：網絡世界的速度讓我們在現實世界中失去了耐心。
7. 最近的英語新聞,簡潔版的
發了四篇，
* Seeded Above Nadal for US Open
Scotsman Andy Murray has been seeded second in the US Open, which begins on Monday at Flushing Meadows. The seeding puts Murray ahead of former world number one Rafael Nadal for the sake of the tournament. He was seeded third.
The seeding this year is quite controversial, with Russian Dinara Safina seeded first ahead of Serena and Venus Williams, despite the fact that she has never won a Grand Slam. The US Open seeds strictly in line with world rankings.
* of Michael Jackson Ruled a Homicide
The LA County Court has ruled Michael Jackson's death as homicide, according to media reports. Determination of the homicide have revealed that the popular singer died from lethal levels of propofol, an anesthetic.
LA Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner Dr. Sathyavagiswaran determined the finding. Michael Jackson died on June 25 aged 50 (SN reported) after suffering cardiac arrest.
Investigations into his death are continuing, and his doctor, Conrad Murray. Other doctors have also come under scrutiny in the investigation.
*l Jackson May Have Died of Homicide
Michael Jackson may not have died of his cardiac disease but rather was murdered. This statement is based from sources at the Los Angeles Police Department. A drug named Propofol may have caused his death but it's not known how it got into his body.
It is alleged that the star's doctor may have given Jacko the drug but it's not confirmed by the doctor's lawyers.
*l Jackson Dead
At 12:12 p.m. EST, it is believed that Michael Jackson suffered a massive heart attack. Paramedics were called when Jackson was found to be not breathing.
Jackson was rushed to the hospital where he died shortly after.
There is no further information at this time.