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Icelanders In Shock After Financial Crisis
Reykjavik/Dieburg - Karlheinz Bellmann went to Iceland to find out what had happened to his...
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EU Imposes 1.38-billion-euro Fine On Four Glass Makers
Brussels - The European Commission announced today an unprecedented 1.38-billion-euro...
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Florida Woman Chooses Prison over Paying $7.45 Bill
A woman in Florida
chose prison instead of paying $7.45 for her breakfast at a central...
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Dalai Lama to Leave Hospital This Week after Gallstone Surgery
New Delhi - Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, is said to recover very well from gallstone...
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Smoking in Public Places Banned in India
New Delhi - India
on Thursday banned smoking in public places after a medical study warned...
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India gears up for ban on smoking in public places
New Delhi - An estimated 120 million smokers in India will have one more reason to try to kick...
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Russia Courts Council of Europe with Charm Offensive
Strasbourg - These days in the Council of Europe, the Russians are showing their best democratic...
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Indonesia finds 12 food products containing melamine
Jakarta - Indonesia's
Food and Drug Monitoring Agency has confirmed melamine had been detected in...
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Schwarzenegger bans texting while driving
San Francisco - Movie stars might be able to perform incredible car manoeuvres while talking on the...
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Exposure To Air Pollution Harms Patients With Coronary Artery Disease
Exposure to traffic fumes increases the
risk of heart attack, or strokes and potentially fatal...
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British art gallery taken to court over "Jesus with erection"
London - An art gallery in Britain which exhibited a statue of Jesus Christ with an erection was...
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Sexual-Abuse Scandal Rocks the US District Court. Federal Judge Indicted
After the sexual abuse scandal related to the
events at the religious compound of the...
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Denver: A walkable city amidst political fanfare
Denver, Colorado - The big surprise about sprawling Denver is the 2-kilometre-long pedestrian zone...
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Inmate Charged with Fake Letter Attack on McCain Campaign Office
A jail inmate, Marc Harold Ramsey, 39, has been charged for sending a threatening letter laced with...
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Enthusiastic Supporter Sends Sen. McCain’s Wife To Hospital
Cindy McCain, the wife of US Senator John McCain suffered a wrist sprain while campaigning on...
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'Gaping Hole' in Qantas Jumbo Forces Emergency Landing in Manila
A Qantas Airways plane had to make an emergency landing in its flight from Hong Kong to Melbourne...
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Dolly Shows Its Tropical Storm Like Fangs in Texas
Hurricane Dolly made its way into South Texas and northern Mexico on Wednesday, flooding the Rio...
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FCC’s Fine for CBS in the Janet Jackson/Super Bowl Case Was Too Much
More than four years have passed since Janet Jackson accidentally exposed one of her breasts during...
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World Youth Day Celebrations Started in Sydney
The event the Roman Catholic Church characterized as the biggest
assembly of young people on the...
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Ryan Ramos, the Missing Boy from California, Was Found
The boy from Southern California, who was kidnapped by his
father after the man shot his estranged...
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Oregon Man Flies His Balloon Powered Chair Out of State
A 48-year-old gas station owner from Bend, Oregon triumphed Saturday on his third attempt in making...
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Minneapolis: 19-Year-Old Student Charged with Offering His Vote on eBay
eBay- the “land” of all possibilities. No wonder its slogan
is “Whatever it is, you can get it on...
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Sacramento Couple Must Pay $746 Fine For Not Watering The Lawn
What happens when you care about the environment? Apparently
you get a fine. And a big one too....
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Truck Drivers Who Smuggle Will Lose Their License
The law will get tougher with truck drivers who smuggle
drugs or help people get into the U.S....
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Software Engineer Gets 2 Years in Jail for Espionage
A software engineer who had worked in the Silicon Valley will spend the next two years in prison....
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Kansas: Man Has Nail Removed from His Head
Unusual things happen to ordinary people. George Chandler,
an ordinary man from Kansas,
was doing...
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Texas: Medical Helicopter Transporting Patient Crashes, Four Die
A medical helicopter trying to save a man’s life crashed
Sunday in Texas,
killing all...
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Santa Clara: Time to Count Calories
In its fight against obesity, Santa Clara County will have,
from September 1, a new law that will...
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Have You Mown Your Lawn Recently?
If you live in Canton,
Ohio you should seriously take a
look at your lawn to see if it is...
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Citations Season Begins With Memorial Day Weekend
The “Click it or ticket” campaign started May 19 in Lubbock and will end on
June 1st. The Commerce...
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Health
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Study: Big Waist Could Mean Elevated Death Risk
Your weight doesn’t bother you very much because you think
it’s ok and because it seems to be just...
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Cereals High On Sugar
Consumer Report published a ranking of kid’s cereals which
revealed the shocking fact that some...
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Pollution to Blame for Asia's Growing Number of Sneezes
Hong Kong - It starts with a sneeze, a runny nose and a cough. You think it's a cold but when the...
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Health Net Settles For $25 Million Rescission Case
Health Net Inc. has agreed to settle with the California
Department of Insurance to pay a fine as...
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LA Restaurants Required to Display Calories on Menus
The Los Angels City Council voted to draft
a law that would require large chain restaurants in the...
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Exposure to Air Pollution Harms Patients with Coronary Artery Disease
Exposure to traffic fumes increases the
risk of heart attack, or strokes and potentially fatal...
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Exposure To Air Pollution Can Obstruct Heart’s Electrical Function
Exposure to small particles in air pollution can have negative effects on individuals with coronary...
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Air Pollution Could Harm Heart Attack Patients
Microscopic air pollution may lead to decreased heart
function, researchers in Boston,
...
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Deer Baiting And Feeding Ban
Deer are dying along the Clinton River in Oakland County and state officials say they don't know...
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The EPA Prepares A New Strategy For Cleaner Air
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a few days ago that five of the country’s states...
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CDC: 2008 Has The Highest Measles Numbers In More Than A Decade
According to the numbers provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), it seems...
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Face Transplants Are No Longer Utopias
Two studies on cases of face transplant were published in
the British medical journal The...
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Government Acknowledges Disinformation in Ivins Conference
The government indirectly acknowledged that it misled the public through some of its officials...
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Eighteen Calif. Hospitals Fined for Jeopardizing Patients’ Lives
Eighteen California
hospitals were fined for placing patients in serious jeopardy, the...
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LA May Follow NY, Forcing Restaurants To Display Calorie Info On Menus
It seems that Los Angeles may possibly follow in the footsteps of New
York, as a law that will...
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Two Dallas Spraygrounds Closed Due to ‘Crypto’ Scare Reopen
The two public water parks closed on Friday after several
children got sick with cryptosporidium...
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Loyola’s Medical School Slammed Over Mistreating Animals
Inspections of Loyola
University’s medical
school run by the US Department of Agriculture...
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July 1 – The Day All New York Restaurants Become Trans Fat-Free
Beginning with the first day of July, all New York City restaurants and eateries must...
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Bay Area’s Air Is Getting Better
On Friday, a health advisory was issued with regard to Santa Clara Valley’s air quality. The public...
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Pollution Leads to Nearly 24,000 Deaths in California Yearly
Nearly 24,000 Californians die prematurely because exposure
to pollution for a long time,...
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California: Thirteen Hospitals Fined over Risking People’s Lives
California Department of Public Health fined or sent
citations to thirteen hospitals for...
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1,200 People Rinstated With Medical Insurance
Kaiser Permanente and Health Net agreed to return the medical coverage to nearly 1,200 Californians...
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Controversy Shrouds Aust. Doctor’s Proposal to Pay for Kidneys
An Australian doctor’s proposal that the government should
offer up to $47,000 for kidneys to...
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Last Year Brought More Cases of HIV Infections in Singapore
The number of HIV cases in Singapore hit a record in 2007 with
422 new infections recorded, the...
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Robo4 Gene – ‘Major Breakthrough” for Eye Diseases
New research reveals that a gene called Robo4 could help
curb or prevent two leading causes of...
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A Story to Remain in the History of Starbucks
Annamaries Ausnes had been visiting her local Starbucks for
coffee and small talk with the barista...
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Former USA Today Reporter Has to Pay No Fine until Appeal Is Over
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia
Circuit on Tuesday blocked fines up to...
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HEPA Filters Are Good For The Microvascular Health
The researchers in Denmark concluded after a four-days
study that the high efficiency particle air...
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FDA Warns: Botox Side-Effects Triggered By Off-label Use
The Food and Drug Administration
issued a warning on Friday regarding the possible side effects of...
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Marijuana Smoking Linked to Early Gum Disease
Smoking marijuana on regular basis as a young adult can lead
to gum disease by age 30 or younger,...
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Business
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Ex Intel's Engineer Faces Long Jail Term
Design engineer Biswamohan Pani, who previously
worked for Intel, was charged on Wednesday with...
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Update: Motorola Prepares A Long Term Plan
Motorola’s situation continues to get worse. Its cell phone division is encountering major...
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Apple Is Doing Great Thanks To The iPhone's Success
Apple Inc. announced yesterday that its sales recorded a
significant boost, taking the fiscal...
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Global Meltdown Set to Hit Hong Kong's Luxury Market Hardest
Hong Kong - It is home to some of Asia's wealthiest and most successful people - a city where...
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Steve Ballmer's Take On Things
On Thursday, during a Churchill Club event in Santa Clara, California, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer...
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Microsoft's New Ad Campaign Moves Forward
In an effort to restore Vista’s image, Microsoft rolled out with its highly anticipated $300...
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Comcast Fights Back
The Federal Communications Commission considered that Comcast Corp. violated federal policy by...
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Comcast Appeals FCC’s Ruling That It Violated Internet Access Policy
On Friday, the Federal Communications Committee ruled by a
vote of 3-2 that Comcast Corporation...
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US stocks tumble on lower spending, Dell's earnings
Washington - US stocks retreated Friday, led by slower consumer spending and lower-than-expected...
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US to fine American Airlines 7.1 million for safety violations
Washington - The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday proposed fines against American...
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US stocks fall sharply on unexpected AIG losses, Wal-Mart forecast
Major US stock indices tumbled Friday as an unexpected loss from American International Group and a...
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On Friday, The Federal Communications Commission Ruled Against Comcast
On Friday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to support the complaint filed against...
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AT&T and Apple Continue Their Exclusive iPhone Deal Until 2010
Although Apple’s exclusivity agreement with AT&T was supposed to expire in 2009, according to...
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Sirius-XM Merger Very Close To Get FCC Approval
The New York, subscription-based satellite radio firm Sirius Satellite is very close to getting the...
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EU Doesn’t Lay Off Intel One Bit
On Thursday, Intel received another set of antitrust charges from the European Commission; this...
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Former Samsung Head Convicted to 3-year Suspended Jail Term
Ex-Samsung Group head Lee Kun-hee was sentenced to 3-years suspended jail on Wednesday for tax...
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FCC Chief Recommends Comcast Imposed Web Restrictions To Be Barred
Federal regulators are ready to take some action against Internet
providers that intend to...
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Bribe Attempt Gone Bad: Richard F. Scruggs Gets Five Years
On Friday, Judge Neal D. Biggers Jr. was harsh with Richard F. Scruggs, giving him the maximum...
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FCC Rules Against Verizon
On Friday, the U.S. Federal Communications
Commission ruled against Verizon in a matter regarding...
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Martha Stewart Banned from UK Over Criminal Record
American business magnate Martha Stewart has been denied entry to the U.K. due to her criminal...
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Microsoft Is Not Targeted By China's Investigations
Today, the rumors about the investigations on the monopoly-oriented activities conducted by...
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MySpace Cashes In On Junk Mail Related Lawsuit
MySpace was announced the winner of a $234 million lawsuit carried against two individuals, Sanford...
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Microsoft Gets A New Slap On The Face
The European Commission received a complaint from the British Educational Communications and...
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Microsoft Appeals EU Commission’s $1.4B Antitrust Fine
Microsoft Corp, the American multinational computer technology corporation, appealed the record...
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Massey to Pay $20 Million EPA Fine to Settle Lawsuit
Massey Energy Co, the fourth largest producer of coal in the United States by revenue, announced on...
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