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California Violent Game Law Denied
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco on Friday struck down a California law that...
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Ruckus Shuts Down, Music’s Survival on the Web Questioned
Ruckus Network, a college-sponsored digital media content service, closed its doors on February 6,...
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You’ll Get a Free Lunch By Losing Ten Friends
Last week's announcement according to which Burger King was teaming up with social networking...
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CNNIC: Chinese Netizens Nearly Equal United States Population
If last year in June, it was announced that China had become global leader in number of Internet...
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Windows 7 Beta 1 Free For All
Due to the huge interest for the first beta of Windows 7, Microsoft has decided to make to lift...
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China Blacklists Google, Other Websites For Spreading Pornography
The Chinese government has taken a clear stance against websites that spread pornographic material...
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HP iPrint Helps You Materialize Your Photos
The ones who also use their iPhone for taking pictures will definitely enjoy this one: HP has...
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Microsoft Extends Selling Period For XP
Even if Windows XP was originally due to disappear from store shelves in 2008, it really...
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NASA Yard Sale: Shuttles and Engines for Museums
NASA’s garage seems to be full of old stuff the space agency doesn’t really need...
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Google Extends Chrome Restrictions
Google engineers have decided to extend Chrome's restrictions on local Web pages in order to...
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YouTube Becomes Restrictive On Sexually Explicit Videos
Video sharing site YouTube has gained the hearts of millions
of users, but at the same time, has...
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Blockbuster Announces Online Rental Services
Blockbuster and Netflix have different visions of how the residential movie distribution business...
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Kid-friendly searching
Washington - Kids love the Internet. Unfortunately, as every parent knows, there's a lot of trouble...
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No More Abusive Prostitution Ads On Craigslist
Craigslist has discreetly rolled out new restrictions for those posting ads to its erotic services...
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Internet Companies and Human Rights Organizations Fight for Freedom of Speech
In some states, censorship reaches frightening new standards. Just take into consideration the...
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Micro-blogging conquers the virtual world
Posting the details of one's doings on the Internet for the world to see is all the rage right now....
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Microsoft Whips out Silverlight 2
Monday Microsoft announced that they’ll soon release version
2.0 of their
rich Web
application...
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Ford Installs Parental Control on Upcoming Cars
Ford Motor Co. has come up with a method to permit parents
to set restrictions on their teens. The...
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China Re-Invents Tom-Skype’s Privacy Policy
During the Olympic Games in Beijing, 2008, journalists faced countless problems transmitting...
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Apple Removed The NDA For iPhone's Apps
In a Wednesday statement, which is addressed to the developer community, Apple has put an end to...
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Sprint XOHM Service In Baltimore Raises Internet Throttling Concerns
On September 29, Sprint launched XOHM, the 4G wireless
network based on the WiMAX technology, and...
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Will Google Launch An iPhone Rival or Just Another Smartphone?
Today is the big day, as T-Mobile is expected to unveil the
first ever Android phone. Speculations...
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iPhone 2.1 Update Brings More than Promised
Friday
morning, Apple released their iPhone update called version 2.1, in an attempt
to make...
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Google Launches Own Satellite, the GeoEye
This weekend, in a partnership with the GeoEye Corporation,
Google Inc. launched its very own...
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Internet Giants Oppose Censorship, Agree To Code Of Conduct
Internet giants Microsoft, Yahoo and Google announced they
have reached an agreement on a...
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IOC Promised In Vain, China Keeps Web Censorship During Olympics
The Internet censorship remains in place for the Olympics,
despite the International Olympic...
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China’s Internet Population Growing At A Fast Pace
China’s Internet population is visibly growing every month,
and despite all restrictions imposed...
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Yahoo Music Dead: Another Reason To Never Buy DRM Protected Tracks
Yahoo Music will be dead as of September 30th when the company is going to shut down its DRM...
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Medpedia, The Online Collaborative Project On Health
Almost everyone who uses the Internet surely knows about
Wikipedia, the largest online...
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Rhapsody Rocks iTunes’s World
iTunes appears a bit cornered these days, as new rivals appear
is all shapes and sizes: Nokia is...
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U.S.
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US, Mexico, Canada urge countries to lift pork restrictions
Washington - The United States, Mexico and Canada on Thursday urged trading partners around the...
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Pledges for cooperation after US-Afghan-Pakistan summit
Washington - The leaders of the United States, Pakistan and Afghanistan vowed Wednesday to...
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Obama at 100-day mark with packed foreign policy agenda
Washington - US President Barack Obama's first 100 days in office have been dominated by the...
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Ending flows of drugs, guns atop Obama's Mexico visit
Washington - As the death toll in Mexico's drug wars soars into the thousands, the United States...
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Castro demands end of US embargo
Havana - Fidel Castro demanded Tuesday that President Barack Obama put an end to the decades-old...
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Obama eases travel, communications restrictions for Cuba
Washington - US President Barack Obama on Monday lifted all restrictions on Cuban Americans...
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Report: Obama to ease travel restrictions for Cuba
Washington - US President Barack Obama planned to ease travel and other restrictions to Cuba...
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US delegation meets Fidel Castro, says Cuba wants dialogue
Washington - Former Cuban president Fidel Castro met Tuesday with three members of the US Congress...
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US seeks restrictions on tourism to Arctic-Antarctic region
Washington - The United States will push for more restrictions on tourism to the North and South...
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Momentum grows in US Congress to lift Cuba travel ban
Washington - The US Chamber of Commerce threw its weight behind a bill introduced Tuesday in...
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Obama tackles US tax code, 300 billion dollars in savings
Washington - US President Barack Obama will name a task force to overhaul the country's 96-year-old...
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Nancy Reagan praises Obama reversal on stem cell research
Washington - Former first lady Nancy Reagan welcomed President Barack Obama's decision Monday to...
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President Obama Lifts Restrictions on Govt. Funding for Abortion
On the fourth day as the United States President, Mr. Barack Obama decided to lift the restrictions...
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Obama Presses Lawmakers on Remaining $350 Billion of Stimulus Plan
In order to get his presidential administration off to a fast start, President-elect Barack Obama...
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5 Dem. Governors Propose $1Trillion in Federal Aid
Five Democratic Governors asked the federal government for a $1 trillion bailout package.
The...
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FDA Panel Warns Over Two Asthma Drugs
A US Food and Drug Administration panel decided on Thursday that two asthma drugs pose serious...
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House approves bail-out for US car industry
Washington - The US House of Representatives Wednesday approved a 14-billion-dollar emergency loan...
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FDA Releases Warning on Use of Four Popular Asthma Drugs
An analysis released Friday by the Food and Drug
Administration concluded that four drugs used to...
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Sex-Offender Law Overturned By Court
A voter-approved law, numbered as Proposition 83 on the
ballot, and which prohibits sex offenders...
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Supreme Court Allows Sonar Use Among Marine Mammals
The Supreme Court ruled for the first time in its 2008-2009 term, and it was quite a controversial...
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Supreme Court Rules That The U.S. Navy Can Use Sonar
On
Wednesday, settling a dispute between environmentalists and the United States
Navy, the...
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Supreme Court backs Navy in sonar training dispute
Washington - The US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday to eliminate restrictions on the Navy's sonar...
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Pelosi: US Auto Industry Must Be Aided, GM Too Big to Allow Failing
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) urged Congress to back a financial bailout for the...
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ANALYSIS: Obama leaves Florida discussing policy towards Cuba
Miami - The victory of Democratic candidate Barack Obama in Tuesday's US presidential election was...
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The Candidates Positions on Key Issues
Washington - The US presidential candidates, Democrat Barack Obama, 47, and Republican John McCain,...
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Generational war in Florida over Obama and McCain
Miami - As if it were a generational war, Florida's Cuban- Americans are divided by age over...
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McCain vows tax cuts to jump-start economy
Washington - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Tuesday pledged to cut taxes and...
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Supreme Court Divided Over Navy Sonar vs. Whales Case
The Supreme Court justices seemed unconvinced Wednesday regarding a decision on whether President...
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People
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Charles Darwin's Gift To the World Celebrated This Month
Charles Darwin was an English naturalist who realized and demonstrated that all species of life...
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John Travolta and Kelly Preston Devastated by Son Jett’s Mysterious Death
Authorities said that John Travolta’s teenage son, Jett, passed away on Friday in the Bahamas...
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Update: Janet Jackson Is Back On Track
The 42-year-old performer was rushed to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal on Monday night,...
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Fellow Celebrities Thrilled Over Ellen And Portia's Wedding
Bisexual MTV babe Tila Tequila, who is currently dating socialite/actress Courtenay Semel, said she...
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Winehouse’s Husband Admits Assault, Awaits Sentencing
The husband of British singer Amy Winehouse, the equally
troubled some would say Blake...
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Britney’s Last Chance to Gain Back Visitation Rights
Britney Spears’ child visitation rights will be the main
topic of a court hearing scheduled for...
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Federal Prosecutors File More Documents Against TI
Federal prosecutors filed additional documents Monday, Nov. 26, against rapper T. I., currently...
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Ellen DeGeneres: Dog Adoption Turns Into A Dog Drama
Comedian Ellen DeGeneres, one of the country’s best known entertainers, sobbed on her daytime...
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Beyonce Cancels Booty-Baring Concert in Malaysia
Beyonce Knowles will show no cleavage in Malaysia but not because she will be covering up to comply...
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Health
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Swine flu tally is 2,384 cases in 24 countries: WHO
Geneva/Stockholm - The World Health Organization increased Friday the number of...
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WHO reports 1,658 confirmed cases of swine flu
Geneva - The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday confirmed 1,658 cases of the new...
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WHO reports 1,516 confirmed cases of new flu
Geneva - The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday confirmed 1,516 cases of the...
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WHO: 1,490 cases of new flu, 30 deaths, as scientists meet
Geneva - The World Health Organization held Tuesday an online conference of scientists from various...
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Swine flu spreads to 36 US states - 286 confirmed cases
Washington - The swine flu virus spread to 36 US states with a total of 286 confirmed cases,...
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European pharma industry holds flu talks in Brussels
Brussels - Representatives of the European pharmaceutical industry Wednesday discussed their...
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WHO: No need for travel, pork import restrictions
Geneva - World Health Organization officials reiterated Tuesday that travel restrictions would not...
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No travel restrictions needed, EU says ahead of swine flu talks
Brussels - The European Union's top health official Tuesday ruled out the need for travel...
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Swine Flu Death Rate Slowing Down
Mexican Health Minister Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos said late Monday that number of people dying...
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Obama to End Restrictions on Stem Cell Research
Science matters to the Obama administration.
President Barack Obama will most likely sign...
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FDA Starts Battle Against 24 Prescription Drugs
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just announced that it will change some rules in an...
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FDA Seeks to Toughen Restrictions on Narcotics
Following new government figures showing a rise in nonmedical use of prescription painkillers...
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Stem Cell Research Moves Forward
As President Barack Obama is expected to lift federal restrictions on the field of stem cell...
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VapoRub, Severe Side Effects In Infants and Toddlers
One of the most popular medical products in the United States is almost-pop-cult Vicks VapoRub....
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FDA Panel Calls for Restriction on Two Asthma Drugs
A US Food and Drug Administration panel decided on Thursday that two asthma drugs pose serious...
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U.K. Government Bans Cigarette Display From Shops
The U.K. government said on Tuesday that it would legislate to ban the display of cigarette...
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Enrollment for Next Year’s Medicare Started
Enrollment for Medicare 2009 started Saturday. People 65 years of age or older who did not sign up...
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New Discovery in Stem Cell Field: Stem Cells from Testicular Biopsies
The search for the best source of stem
cells continues, with many scientists supporting the field...
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Confusion around Health Care Plans Offered by McCain and Obama
Both presidential candidates Barack Obama
and John McCain agree that Americans are spending too...
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New Discovery in Stem Cell Field Improves the Cell Reprogramming Technique
The results of a study conducted by researchers
at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard...
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New Medicare Restrictions Target “High Pressure” Sales Tactics
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
Services have imposed new rules on private insurance...
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LA Restaurants Could Be Next Posting Calories on Menus
In an attempt to curb obesity rates, Los
Angeles could be the next city after New York to adopt a...
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Harvard Scientists Created A Library of Stem Cells
Harvard scientists have produced a library
of stem cells based on ordinary skin and bone marrow...
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Researchers Created Stem Cells Using Skin Samples from ALS Patients
Scientists at Harvard and Columbia universities announced yesterday that they created the first...
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Low-Carb Diet - Best Choice To Lose Weight And Lower Cholesterol
If you really want to lose weight and decrease your
cholesterol level, you may try the...
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Heart and Stroke Risk Due to Heavy Drinking Higher in Women
Women are four times more likely to die from cardiovascular problems
compared to men if drinking...
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California Towns Backtrack on Medical Marijuana
After rampant abuse in some areas, towns which supported medical marijuana plantations in...
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Donation-Related Problems More Frequent in Teen Blood Donors
New research on blood donation revealed that 16- and 17-year
old donors are more predisposed to...
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Canada Joins Ban on BPA-Based Baby Products
Canadian health officials announced on Friday that the
polycarbonate bisphenol-A (BPA) has been...
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Online Storage of Medical Records Raises Privacy Issues
Following Microsoft and Google’s intentions to enter the
medical field with programs designed to...
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Specials
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FDA Ordered To Reconsider Restrictions on the Morning-After Pill
No matter she’s over 18 or not, every girl in the US should have access to the morning-after...
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Boost Mobile To Offer $50 Unlimited Voice/Data Plan On Jan. 22
Sprint Nextel’s Boost Mobile unit has announced the availability on January 22 of an...
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Facebook Pulls The Plug On Whopper Application
The Facebook “massacre” has stopped after the company decided to kill the Burger...
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The NSC Wants To Ban The Use Of Mobile Phones In Cars
It has been demonstrated that driving while talking on your mobile phone is extremely dangerous,...
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Hanukkah vs. Christmas?
As most of the population in the United States shares Christian beliefs, the winter holidays may...
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Court Rules That The U.S. Navy Can Use Sonar
On
Wednesday, settling a dispute between environmentalists and the United States
Navy, the...
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Google And Yahoo May Not Join Forces After All
The partnership between the world’s most popular Internet giants might not happen after all as...
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David Kernell Indicted For Accessing Sarah Palin's E-mail
The 20-year-old son of Democratic Tennessee state
representative Mike Kernell was indicted for...
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New Discovery Marks a Step Forward in Stem Cell Research
The team of scientists from Harvard Medical School, Children’s Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts...
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Quantifying Popularity: Hollywood’s Best Earners
According to US business magazine Forbes,
Hollywood’s ladies faded before the men in the top of...
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Kevin Martin Plans to Sanction Comcast for Imposing Web Restrictions
Kevin Martin, the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, said that he will ask the...
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California Says No To Talking On Your Mobile When Driving
Even though many people know that, when driving, it is
helpful to keep all distractions aside and...
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Contemporary Passover – Easy and Glam
With Susie Fishbein, Passover becomes joyful and modern. The
author of “Kosher by Design” cookbook...
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Ad-Supported Music Sites: The Next Step In Digital Music
The great success iTunes has been enjoying coupled with the
music studios’ decision to renounce...
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ABC To Be Fined For 2003 Indecency Incident
ABC is in hot water nearly five years after airing an episode of “NYPD Blue” that...
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Settlement Reached in Central Park Great Lawn Suit
A three-year lawsuit was settled Tuesday when New York City agreed to extend the use of Central...
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Are We Heading To A World Of Online Music?
As the studies have revealed that a growing number of music
fans are downloading their favorite...
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Children to Be Protected from Inappropriate In-Flight Movies
Federal legislation was introduced yesterday by two congressmen, calling for the creation of...
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Apple Considers Wireless Spectrum Bid- Report
Apple might enter the competition for the wireless spectrum bid to be held on January 16 next year,...
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Sections of the Patriot Act Unconstitutional- Judge
A U.S. District Judge decided to strike down for the second time key sections of the Patriot Act...
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Google’s Bid for FCC's 700MHz Spectrum Still Possible
Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt confirmed the company’s intention to pursue its interests in the upcoming...
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World
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Mexico's flu death toll rises to 44
Mexico City - The number of dead in Mexico's epidemic of a hitherto-unknown strain of flu...
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Mexico to inject over 2 billion dollars to combat effect of flu
Mexico City - Mexico launched Tuesday a plan to provide more than 1 billion dollars to help...
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No EU travel ban to Mexico, diplomats say
Luxembourg - The European Union is not going to ban travel to Mexico because of the outbreak...
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Mexico City bans eating in restaurants over flu epidemic
Mexico City - The government of Mexico City banned eating in restaurants and ordered gyms, clubs,...
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Schwarzenegger: California prepared for swine flu outbreak
Los Angeles - Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said Monday that California was fully prepared to deal...
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WTO chief Pascal Lamy: Protectionism is on the rise
Geneva - Since the beginning of the year, countries around the world have been implementing...
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UN rights chief decries racism ahead of Sharpeville anniversary
Geneva - The United Nations top rights official, Navi Pillay, issued a call Friday denouncing...
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Cuban Revolution Survives 50 Years Despite Changing World
Havana - Collapsed political systems, presidents who came and went, wars and attacks, broken...
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Vatican Enters 2009 With Ambivalence Towards Obama
Rome - Outgoing US President George W Bush's visit to Rome in June culminated in talks with Pope...
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The Obama Administration Awaited By World Leaders
The world is now facing an economic situation that it’s not easy to overlook. Financially speaking,...
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IMF Hopes To Improve Reputation With Expanded Lending Role
Washington - As leaders of the Group of 20 nations gather for Saturday's historic meeting, one of...
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Internet Companies And Human Rights Organizations Fight For Freedom Of Speech
In some states, censorship reaches frightening new standards. Just take into consideration the...
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Mountain War Tests US Troops in Afghanistan
Khost, Afghanistan - Less than six hours after a helicopter drops a combined US and Afghan army...
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Shock and Dismay in Britain at "Airliner Bombing" Verdicts
London - The outcome of Britain's "liquid bomb plot" trial in which eight Islamic...
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Death toll in religious riots in India rises to 11
New Delhi - Police found three more bodies Wednesday of people killed in clashes between Hindus and...
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Bush to Lift Executive Ban on Oil Drilling in OCS
United States President George W. Bush said he plans to lift the interdiction to drill for oil in...
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John McCain Makes Another Joke about Iran
Oops, republican presidential candidate John McCain did it
again. After singing about bombing...
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U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Handgun Ban
After having the decisive vote on issues regarding the Guantanamo Bay inmates, the death penalty...
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House Passes Bill Blocking Medicare Cut for Doctors
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed
legislation to block a July 1...
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Montgomery: Another Water Pipe Breaks
Even though Monday evening, things returned to normal after
a pipe broke and cut off water...
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Survey: Americans Watching U.S Election on Internet
Apparently politics and internet are a match made in heaven,
as more people use this medium to...
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Chicago: Grant Park Home to New Children’s Museum
It’s settled, the Chicago Grant Park will be home to the new
Children’s Museum. The decision was...
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UN Chief: Stop Discriminating HIV+ People!
!In a speech held during a high-level meeting on HIV/AIDS, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called...
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Calif. Water Agency: Save Water!
The water agency of southern California advised its using residents to make efforts and reduce the...
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Calif.Gov. Schwarzenegger Declares Statewide Drought
Over the past two years the state of California recorded rainfalls bellow average. The situation...
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South Korea: Beef Import Still Banned
After announcing about a week ago that the ban against U.S. beef import would be lifted,...
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WHO Calls on Governments to Ban Tobacco Advertising
The World Health Organization (WHO) called on all governments to forbid all sorts of tobacco...
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Increased Security in Jerusalem After Gunman Kills 8 Students
Israeli authorities have imposed
stronger security measures on Jerusalem
after a Palestinian...
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Raul Castro Named Cuba’s President, “Fidel is Fidel”
Raul Castro was named by lawmakers the new Cuban president after 49 years under “El Líder Máximo”....
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Guns, Guns, Guns! How To Stop The Madness?
Restrictions to gun permits have
been long-time debated in the United States and opinions differ...
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