I am currently on OPT but that expires in Feb. I am currently employed and realize that my employment must end but how long do I have to leave the USA before I can come back on a visitors visa?

How long do I have to leave the USA before I can come back?


Vancouver, Feb 24 Slovakian forward Lubos Bartecko suffered a severe head injury when he fell to the ice after being struck by Norway's Ole Kristian Tollefsen in the first period of an Olympic Games playoff.

Slovakian forward Lubos Bartecko suffers head injury


Linkin Park has canceled its performance tonight, Friday, at Mohegan Sun, citing illness.

Linkin Park cancels performance at Mohegan Sun


Value is returning to Indian equities markets for long-term investors, according to an Indian investment specialist.


OK, it's been eight days since the last of the big snowflakes fell on Baltimore and now many feel it's time to get on with life and stop saving parking spaces with chairs and other furniture.


Mark Cavendish is ready to set his sights on world and Olympic domination after finally succeeding in conquering France.

Mark Cavendish sets sights on world and Olympic domination


Los Angeles-based Lunch.com, the online review site headed by JR Johnson, has launched a new, community feature which allows third party website and blogs to host and provide communities on their own sites.

Lunch.com launches new community feature


Krames Acquires wired.MD, Inc. and Library of over 415 Patient Education VideosYARDLEY, Pa.PA-KRAMES

Krames Acquires wired.MD, Inc. and library of over 415 patient ...


A man was due in court today charged with thefts from mosques in the south west, including the one in Bath.


Social networking site Facebook has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity among users following a decline in its market share during January, new figures suggest.

Facebook 'enjoying resurgence of popularity'


The London Stock Exchange is facing a High Court claim of anti-competitive behaviour from Plus Markets, one of a growing number of challengers to its one-time share dealing monopoly.

London Stock Exchange faces High Court claim


``What do the Obamas eat?'' is one question that has piqued the interest of many Americans, especially one blogger who has even dedicated a website to the subject.


Today, the White House announced We the People, a new online engagement feature.


Singer Ed Sheeran was bullied at school for having ginger hair, but is now grateful for his flame-coloured locks as they help him stand out in the music industry.


Paul Raymond, a porn baron who became one of the largest landlords in London's Soho district, has died at the age of 82.


Hong Kong developer Sun Hung Kai Properties said its former chairman Walter Kwok was arrested and later bailed as part of a high-profile anti-corruption probe that has already included his two younger billionaire brothers and the former No.2 official in the city's government.

Sun Hung Kai says ex-chairman Walter Kwok arrested and on bail


Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this evening left for China on board Air India One 'Khajuraho'.


A pedestrian was struck and killed in Zebulon early this morning by a driver who went home after the incident and returned in a different vehicle, according to Zebulon police chief Timothy P. Hayworth.


Liquor cultural festival centering on the theme of `` Health, Culture, Innovation, Development'' kicked off in Bozhou April 28.


A Calumet County woman has died from a gunshot wound to the head, one day after celebrating her 22nd birthday.

Woman dies from gunshot wound to head on day after 22nd birthday


Zimbabwean senator ``Pachedu'' Roy Bennett, the inclusive government's deputy Minister of Lands designate and Movement for Democratic Change treasurer, has been detained again in Mutare prison.

Zim MDC Senator Roy Bennett detained again


Bolton-based Travel Counsellors is expanding into Canada as it predicts record sales of £250m for 2008.


A Colorado man used his chainsaw to fight off a starving mountain lion that attacked him while he was camping in the Shoshone National Forest, according to our sister station, KUSA.

Man uses chainsaw to fight off mountain lion


Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs invites foreign citizens, who take interest in the Lithuanian history, culture and current politics, to check their knowledge by taking the quiz Believe in Freedom.

Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs invites Foreign citizens to take the quiz Believe in Freedom


A judge has approved Madonna's adoption of a Malawian boy she met in an orphanage in 2006.

Judge approves Madonna's adoption of Malawian boy


Sony is remodeling PlayStation Home to put games at center stage in a virtual world that merges console-quality play with styles of social gaming that are hits at venues such as Facebook.


Nastia Liukin edged US teammate Shawn Johnson for the all-around gold in women's gymnastics Friday in an intense matchup at the Beijing Olympics that lived up to its billing.

Liukin edges Johnson for all-around gold


A demonstrator holds a sign that reads ``Without fighting, neither bread nor freedom'' as they wait for the start of an assembly before an anti-austerity demonstration in Madrid September 25, 2012.

A demonstrator holds a sign as they wait for the start of an assembly before an anti-austerity demonstration in Madrid


Three Stamford men were arrested after a home invasion on Kent Hills Lane near the Norwalk border at 10 am Friday, when the home's occupant avoided the burglar and called police, according to a police official.

Three Stamford men arrested in home invasion


The Portland woman accused of trying to circumcise her three-month-old son at home has been released from jail while she awaits trial.

Woman accused of circumcising son released from jail


The commerce ministry has recommended that the special industrial package granted to Himachal Pradesh be extended to 2013, Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal said Monday.

Industrial package for Himachal Pradesh extended


Australia has signed a record $50 billion export deal with China, agreeing to supply energy giant PetroChina with liquefied natural gas from the Gorgon development off Western Australia.


OTP Bank bought 50,000 treasury shares at an average price of Ft 3,330 per share on the Budapest Stock Exchange on October 16, the bank announced.


Mahatma Gandhi University, popularly known as MG University, has published the examination calendar for the exams, to be held in 2011.

Mahatma Gandhi University publishes examination calendar 2011


Royal Mail Group has seen a strong growth in its parcel delivery services, therefore, raising the profit expectations for the postal group.

Royal Mail group's strong growth raises profit expectations


Lodi police made three arrests in an east Lodi gang sweep Thursday.


Winston churchill would be put on Ritalin if he was a schoolboy today, a mental health expert claims.


Agricultural cooperative JA Shin Fukushima tested radiation decontamination methods on fruit trees in two orchards here on Nov. 23, with an aim of showing farmers how to effectively decontaminate their crops of radiation from the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant.

Agricultural cooperative tests radiation decontamination methods on fruit orchards


AT least 70 firefighters are tackling a large blaze at a Kirkcaldy scrapyard where hundreds of vehicles have gone up in flames.

Firefighters tackle blaze at Kirkcaldy scrapyard


Qualcomm and Atheros Communications today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement whereby Qualcomm intends to acquire Atheros, a specialist in technologies for wireless and wired local area connectivity in the computing, networking and consumer electronics industries.


The St. Louis branch of the United Way announced Monday that sandbagging has resumed in Lincoln County and there remains an urgent need for volunteers.


Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says there are ``no prohibitions'' against gay men and lesbians serving in the Russian military.

Vladimir Putin says there are 'no prohibitions' for gays serving in the military


An autopsy is scheduled today for two bodies found Sunday in the rural Dallas County community of Plad.

Autopsies scheduled today for two bodies found in Dallas County


Under pressure from law enforcement and Congress, Craigslist said Wednesday it had permanently taken down its adult services ads on its highly popular classified site in the United States.

Craigslist says it has permanently taken down us adult services ads


Cameron Maybin had four hits for the second straight game to lead the Marlins over the Phillies 14-8 on Friday night.

Maybin has another four-hit game for Marlins


Former finance minister Pranab Mukherjee was elected Indian president on Sunday after votes from national and state lawmakers were counted in the race for the mainly ceremonial post.


Wednesday, January 12, 2011 4:42 pm The United Football League has announced that TD Ameritrade chairman Joe Moglia will coach the Omaha Nighthawks next season rather than the expansion Virginia Destroyers.

Nu staff member Moglia to coach Omaha Nighthawks


Indian federal bond yields rose on on Monday due to tight cash conditions in the market, dealers said.


There will not be a public fireworks show in Taft this year for the first time in more than 20 years.


Hindalco Industries has announced that it is planning to raise around $500 million through a QIP or by other sources, required for expansion of the company.

Hindalco plans to raise $500 million in a QIP


Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was detained Monday morning by the Transportation Security Administration in Nashville, Tennessee after refusing a full body pat-down.


Skating apparently is a crime, if you buy the skates on the government dime.


A Catawba College student has received a $1,000 research stipend from the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities to perform research.


Gov. Peter Shumlin signed a bill that has Vermont joining the popular vote movement for electing presidents.


Maryland is getting a waiver from the federal No Child Left Behind law.

Maryland gets waiver from No Child Left Behind


Ghana star midfielder Michael Essien has written his blog for February for his personal website and his club Chelsea and talks about press conferences and quotes.

Michael Essien writes about press conferences and quotes


A 5.7 earthquake hits eastern Turkey, reportedly killing at least 3 people and causing at least 18 buildings to collapse, two weeks after a stronger quake killed over 600 people in the same province.


Clemson reported 13 NCAA secondary violations on Friday, including two occasions when a head coach's father provided free chiropractic care for a student athlete.

Clemson reports 13 NCAA secondary violations


A Mendocino County man was arrested Tuesday evening as he threatened to kill his mother in front of sheriff's deputies who were investigating a letter threatening to burn down her home, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office said.

Mendocino County man arrested after threatening mother


Protectionism around the globe, including the US, which is in election mode, is expected to grow as the world deals with the slowdown, but India needs to react only when legislation are converted into actual statute, commerce secretary Rahul Khullar said while releasing a Assocham report on doubling exports.


Confusion and a breakdown in communication may have led to the accidental death of a teenager soldier who was shot in the head in a ``friendly fire'' gunfight, a coroner said yesterday.

'Confusion' may have led to death of soldier


Canadian girls are more likely to be bilingual than Canadian boys according to a new study by a Montreal researcher.


Residents, property owners and business operators will begin returning to the Tasman Peninsula from midday today, with all areas of the peninsula to be accessible.

Residents to return to the Tasman Peninsula


I wish more gardeners understood that fall is a primary planting season in Louisiana.


The world's largest magazine paper maker UPM-Kymmene Corp. said Tuesday it will lay off 870 workers in Finland and close plywood and sawmills as the economic downturn continues to hit the industry.


String vests are set for a comeback with the news that Rab C Nesbitt is making a return to the BBC.


Health officials say 19 Iowa deaths are linked to H1N1.


The US markets close mixed, hovering around the flat line for most of the day, amid a lack of major economic news as investors wait on the sidelines ahead of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech later this week.

US markets close mixed amid lack of major economic news


Community fireworks shows planned for Tuesday and Wednesday have been canceled by the Morehead Tourism Commission.


Hormel Foods Corp. announced its 44th consecutive annual dividend increase Tuesday, as the annual dividend on common stock of the corporation raised to $.84 per share from $.76 per share.

Hormel announces 44th consecutive annual dividend increase


Malaysian exporters are keen to expand their business reach beyond their traditional markets to reduce their heavy reliance on the US market.

Malaysian exporters to expand beyond traditional markets


A Mississippi judge has dismissed a $1 billion trade secrets lawsuit filed by power management company Eaton Corp. against a rival, saying once-prominent attorney Ed Peters worked on Eaton's behalf to influence former judge Bobby DeLaughter in the case.


Senior film critic Nikhat Kazmi died here early Friday morning after battling breast cancer.


LEWIS HAMILTON has accused Felipe Massa of immaturity after his olive branch was snubbed by the Brazilian driver.

Lewis Hamilton has accused Felipe Massa of immaturity


Up to a fifth of working fathers would take six months' paternity leave when it is offered next year, new research has shown.

Fifth of fathers would take six months' paternity leave


New Delhi, Feb 2 The Navy will formally induct the Russian-made MiG-29K naval fighter jets for deployment on Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier on February 19 in Goa.

Navy to formally induct MiG-29K naval fighter jets


Four Huntington police officers have been promoted.


New Delhi, April 6 Two million children die in India every year and over 60 percent of them die in the first 28 days of birth, international charity Save The Children said on the eve of World Health Day Monday.

'Two million children die in India every year'


Alcaidesa Marina, the 600 berth marina located in the sheltered waters of Algeciras Bay and only ten minute's walk from Gibraltar airport, prepares to open a brand new boat lifting facility with a 70 ton hoist and service centre.

Alcaidesa Marina to open a brand new boat lifting facility


``I just wanted to let everyone know that what happened in Mexico City was by far the worst injustice that I have ever experienced.

Vivian Harris: ``what happened in Mexico City was by far the worst injustice''


Indefinite curfew was today imposed in the entire Manipur valley as roads were blocked and tyres set ablaze as part of protests against the alleged molestation of a film actress by a Naga militant and the killing of a journalist in police firing, official sources said.


Kuwait, Aug 18 His Royal Highness Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa arrived here today to meet Kuwaiti Amir Shaikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Jaber Al Sabah and Kuwaiti Senior Officials.


Protesters shout slogans in front a shop during a general strike in central Madrid March 29, 2012.

Protesters shout slogans during general strike in central Madrid


Warner Robins police are investigating a vehicle collision that happened early Saturday near the Waffle House at 1501 Watson Boulevard.

Warner Robins police investigating vehicle collision


American Bonanza Gold Corp. reports that it has received the air quality control permit for construction and mining at its Copperstone gold mine, Arizona.

American Bonanza receives air quality control permit for the Copperstone gold mine


Filmmaker George Hickenlooper died from an accidental overdose of prescription drugs, a coroner has ruled.

Hickenlooper died from accidental overdose


Amazon Web Services has launched Amazon CloudFront, a self-service, pay-as-you-go web service for content delivery.


AirAsia, the World's Best Low Cost Airline brings low fares closers to all ASEANs, launchs its two newest routes, Jakarta and Medan direct to Phuket, daily, in addition to its popular Jakarta--

Airasia launches two new routes, Jakarta --


State Police are investigating the death of a 45-year-old man at Raquette Lake in Hamilton County Saturday afternoon.

Police investigate death of man on Raquette Lake


A 45-year-old Fredericksburg man was killed early this morning when his pickup crashed on Mount Zion Road in Bethel Township.


There are reportedly ``rumors that Matt Stover has a suitcase in his locker,'' according to the Baltimore Sun.


The Greek island of Kastelorizo will finally be included in the Olympic torch relay across the country, Kathimerini understands.

Kastelorizo to be included in Olympic torch relay


Moves by the European Commission to loosen controls on pet passports could spark the return of rabies to the UK, warn specialists in this week's Veterinary Record.

Moves to loosen controls on pet passports could spark return of rabies to UK


Hostess Brands LLC said Monday that it will open bakeries in Schiller Park and Indianapolis in its effort to bring back some of its snack brands.

Hostess to open bakeries in Schiller Park, Indianapolis


BCCI president N Srinivasan finally called up the interim head of the board, Jagmohan Dalmiya, on Saturday and expressed his wish to attend the ICC meeting starting from June 23 onwards in the UK.

Srinivasan calls Jagmohan Dalmiya, expresses wish to attend ICC meeting


A Phillips County man has been extradited from Tennessee to face charges in Forrest City.

Man extradited from TN to face charges in Forrest City


Tension continued to haunt Tirap district in Arunachal Pradesh even as shortage of ration items hit hundreds of families in several villages under Kanubari circle of the district following restrictions on movement imposed by student bodies and public on Assam side.


This week, Top Chef contestants got a chance to serve Hollywood celebrities Anna Faris and her husband, Chris Pratt.

'Top Chef' contestants serve Hollywood's Anna Faris and Chris Pratt


The cyber lab at the city police commissionerate has been upgraded at a cost of Rs 70 lakh and will be formally inaugurated on Friday.

Cyber lab upgraded at cost of Rs 70 lakh


Reports now show that the travel group, Thomas Cook, has just recently announced their plans to cut 500 UK jobs after suffering falling profits.

Thomas Cook announces its plans to cut 500 UK jobs


The Ottawa Senators acquired Gilroy from the Tampa Bay Lightning for fellow defenceman Brian Lee on Monday.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld Bryan Murray liked his team as it was, but that didn't stop him from making a trade Monday afternoon.

Ottawa Senators acquire Matt Gilroy from Tampa Bay Lightning for Brian Lee


``Brothers & Sisters'' has not been renewed for a new season, cast member Gilles Marini says.

'Brothers & Sisters' not renewed, Gilles Marini says


Mobile phones, though marketed as a business tool, have now become an instrument for life, according to a new survey.

Mobile phones have become an 'instrument for life'


A toddler drowned to death on Sunday morning in a family pool.


Iran has always been committed to OPEC's crude production quotas, the country's OPEC governor Mohammad Ali Khatibi told the semi-official Mehr news agency on Saturday.

Iran committed to crude production quotas:


But, I can't cause miracles,'' said Erik Solheim, the Norwegian international development minister and the topmost representative of the Norwegian facilitation to the peace process in the island of Sri Lanka, on Tuesday.


THE family of six-year-old Dylan Wallace is suing the State Government after birth complications at Stanthorpe Hospital left him severely disabled.


SANTA CRUZ, Calif. Santa Cruz Police arrest a man for stealing restaurant kitchen knives, utensils and several bottles of high end alcohol.

Santa Cruz Police arrest man for stealing knives and alcohol


South Africa beat Pakistan by 67 runs in their Champions Trophy group B day/night match at Edgbaston.

South Africa beat Pakistan by 67 runs at Edgbaston


International law firm Mourant Ozannes has expanded its award-winning Cayman Islands investment funds team with the appointment of Associate Adam Bathgate.

Mourant Ozannes expands Cayman investment funds team


The new Coca-Cola business center will bring 35 new jobs to Louisville.

Coca-Cola bringing new jobs to Louisville


US-based Micron Technology unveiled a deal Monday to buy troubled Japanese chip-making rival Elpida Memory for US$2.5 billion, the companies said on Monday.

Micron to buy troubled japan chip-maker Elpida


Ethiopia on Thursday rejected a ``virtual demarcation'' of its disputed border with Eritrea, a proposal that was accepted by Asmara a day earlier.

Ethiopia rejects ``virtual'' border with Eritrea


The discretionary power of the Minister of Finance to grant waivers will soon be restricted.

Discretionary power to grant waivers to be restricted


By Andy Cryer '' Blackburn Rovers reporter STEVE Kean has likened Blackburn Rovers new boy David Goodwillie to a 'young Wayne Rooney' -- as he now sets his sights on adding an established striker to his ranks.

Kean likens Blackburn Rovers new boy Goodwillie to Rooney


US computer software giant Microsoft Corporation said Wednesday that it is cutting 800 more jobs in addition to the 5,000 layoffs announced previously.


The UAE resumed crude exports from its Jebel Dhanna terminal sometime during the past 12 hours, as weather conditions at the Gulf Arab port improved, a shipping source said on Monday.

UAE resumes crude exports as weather improves


Arctic Monkeys have unveiled a video for 'You and I', the B-side to 'Black Treacle', released today.

Arctic Monkeys have unveiled video for 'You and I'


Metrolink engineers and conductors are threatening an en masse boycott of new personality-profiling tests required as a result of the 2008 Chatsworth disaster, the Los Angeles Times reported today.

Metrolink engineers, conductors threaten boycott


US stocks Monday opened lower after disappointing Chinese industrial output figures but better-than-expected US retail sales data.


Jan. 16, 2008 03:41 PM Police are investigating a stabbing Wednesday morning at a central Mesa strip mall parking lot.


Ecuador is open to dialogue with Britain over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, its president said, despite what he called London's threat to enter its embassy by force to arrest him.


The mayor of this city said they deserve to be a city, too, amidst the hullabaloo about older cities complaining they are getting less of their internal revenue allotments as various municipalities, including Mati, have been successful in their bid to become cities.


At least 63 people have been injured in the Algerian capital of Algiers while protesting against the deadly Israeli assault on Gaza.


Not many know that Ram was offered a Hindi film after the release of Ready.


Unbeaten mare Black Caviar faces her moment of truth when the much-anticipated clash with star sprinter Hay List takes place in Saturday's Patinack Farm Classic at Flemington.


About 70,000 newborns in Nigeria are HIV positive, a top government official of the west African nation has revealed.Director-General of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS John Idoko disclosed this in Nigeria's southwestern state of Ogun Thursday.


Two more companies have joined GoodWeave, an organization working to end child labor in the rug industry and provide educational opportunities to children in weaving communities.


The Weston registrar of voters will hold a special session at Weston Town Hall on Tuesday, July 29, from 5 to 7 pm, for the purpose of registering electors eligible to vote in the upcoming primary.

Weston registrar holds special session on July 29


Nakuul Mehta, a descendent from the Royal family of Udaipur, Rajasthan, is making his debut in the film industry with Kumar Mangat's production HAAL-E-DIL, presented by Eros, starring himself and Kumar Mangat's daughter Amita Pathak.


Defence rests in abortion doctor trial Updated: 19:24, Thursday April 25, 2013 Philadelphia abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell has ended the defence in his murder trial in a US court without testifying and without presenting a single witness.


British Airways is launching a brand new instructional video for nervous flyers on its in-flight entertainment system from September 1.

British Airways launches video for nervous flyers


A company in Aberdeen that specialises in environmentally-friendly developments has received an investment boost to help it pursue cheap energy.

Aberdeen company receives investment boost to pursue cheap energy


The Denver Zoo is mourning the death of its female polar bear Soosha who had to be euthanized last week due to failing health.


The Indian government said Sunday that an army helicopter which landed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir had strayed across the line of control due to inclement weather.

Helicopter strayed due to inclement weather:


MOSCOW Aluminum giant Rusal stepped up the pressure Thursday on Vladimir Potanin the largest shareholder in mining firm Norilsk Nickel calling on Russia's financial watchdog to probe this week's surprising turn of events at the company.


Asian are mostly lower, with Japanese stocks falling as the yen rises after the BOJ announced well-telegraphed further easing measures but said it will wait until next year to begin open-ended asset purchases.

Asian are mostly lower, with Japanese stocks falling as the yen rises after the BOJ announced...


Germany captain Maximillian Muller on Monday said Korea surprised them with two early strikes but expressed happiness at the comeback in the second half of their hockey World Cup Pool A match.

Korea surprised us with two early strikes:


New Jersey drivers are lining up at gas stations all around the state in search of a fill up following Hurricane Sandy.


THQ has announced plans to bring Dragonica, a Korean-developed casual MMO, to North America next year in partnership with Chinese game operator ICE.

THQ bringing 'Dragonica' to North America


In Sunday's health care vote, the Democrats crossed a line:


HAVANA, Cuba, Sept 8 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez reiterated on Sunday his solidarity with the Cuban people, which have suffered the devastation of two Category 4 hurricanes in little more than a week.

President Chavez reiterates solidarity with Cuba


An EBay seller is suing a buyer for defamation after he left negative comments on the seller's wall.

EBay seller suing over negative comments


Networking industry giant Cisco has posted strong full year results, beating analyst forecasts and demonstrating resilience in the face of an economic slowdown.


Safety is taking a back seat for Australian drivers, with more than 60 per cent of people risking accidents by driving without sunglasses on glary days according to a new national survey by Optometrists Association Australia.

Safety takes back seat for Australian drivers:


Prime Minister John Key, fresh from his annual Hawaiian holiday, will head to Antarctica this week for a visit aimed at drumming up publicity around New Zealand's scientific efforts on the ice and its co-operation with the United States.


United Technologies Corp. posted a 22% rise in first-quarter net income, helped by broad strength across its major units.

United Technologies posts 22% rise in net


An interplanetary time capsule DVD with human messages and stories of alien attacks on earth has been left on Mars for future Martians.

Time capsule DVD left on Mars for Martians


UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi will address a public rally in Haldwani today.

Sonia Gandhi to address rally in Haldwani


It would be nice to see Vanek hit 40 goals again this year.


Nadine Coyle and Sarah Harding reportedly felt like 'outsiders' at the Girls Aloud reunion talks.

Sarah Harding felt like 'outsider' at girls Aloud reunion


The police are to strengthen community policing in order to reduce the crime rate in and around Kampala.


What are ``catch shares'' as a strategy for rescuing fish populations that are on the brink?


A busy Wednesday featuring national signing day for football, soccer and track & field, a nationally televised home men's basketball game against Kansas and the start of the spring season for men's golf highlights a busy week ahead for the Colorado Buffaloes.

Busy Wednesday highlights week ahead for Buffs


Carol Bartz, one of the few top women executives in Silicon Valley , has been named the new CEO of Yahoo!, reports Reuters.


Monster.com and Ogden Newspapers have announced a strategic partnership and launch of co-branded websites to offer combined online and print services via Ogden Newspapers' family of 39 local newspapers across 12 states.

Monster.com, Ogden Newspapers announce strategic partnership (mww)


Aston Villa manager Gerard Houllier is to be discharged from hospital later this week after a health scare which saw him admitted with chest pains, the club said.

Gerard Houllier to be discharged after scare


Winger Wes Hoolahan has told Norwich fans he can play a lot better than he has shown so far since his summer arrival from Blackpool.


Tyson Griffin has pulled out of his UFC 108 fight with Jim Miller due to an injury.


A drunk radio host was pulled from the air after 30 minutes following an unusual broadcast.

Drunk radio host pulled from air after 30 minutes


The Buffalo Bills announced today that they have sold 54,200 season tickets for the 2008 season, the third highest total in franchise history.


A fire of suspicious origin destroyed a vacant apartment complex at 1117 Biddle St. Wednesday morning.


A quarter of women would dump a man if their pet didn't like him, according to a new study and a third would leave their own bed and sleep on the floor next to their pet if it was ill.

Quarter of women would dump a man if their pet didn't like him


SEVEN people were arrested at a Borehamwood house on Sunday in relation to burglaries and other crimes in the area.

Seven people arrested at Borehamwood house over burglaries


Gen. John Allen officially plans to retire instead of moving forward with his nomination for the prestigious position, according to a White House statement released Tuesday.


In a recent interview, Anne Hathaway admitted that she's similar to troubled actress Lindsay Lohan.

Anne Hathaway admits she's similar to Lindsay Lohan


The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office is reporting that a body has been found floating in a Barataria waterway.

Body found floating in Barataria waterway


Hours after Democrats won a rare victory by blocking a restrictive abortion bill, Republican Gov. Rick Perry called a second special session to take up the issue again.


Whether you are considering completing your entire education abroad or simply thinking about participating in an education abroad program through your business school, there are many good reasons to study abroad.


Tiger Woods is so keen to challenge Europe in the Ryder Cup that he is willing to swallow his pride and accept a wild card pick for Celtic Manor.

Tiger Woods keen to challenge Europe in the Ryder Cup


The Celebrity Big Brother housemates celebrated their final night in the house with a special dinner.


Advanced Micro Devices Inc., the second-largest maker of personal-computer processors, said it isn't actively pursuing a sale of the company or a significant sale of assets.

AMD says it isn't actively pursuing a sale of the company


US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton called today for ``friends of democratic Syria'' to unite and rally against President Bashar Assad's regime, previewing the possible formation of a formal group of likeminded nations to coordinate assistance to the Syrian opposition.

Hillary Clinton calls for 'friends of Syria' to unite


AMR Corporation, parent of American Airlines and AMR Eagle Holding Corporation, filed voluntary petitions for Chapter 11 reorganisation for itself and certain US-based subsidiaries, in order to achieve a cost and debt structure that is ``industry competitive and assures long-term viability''.

American Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection


A man has died in a quad bike crash on a farm near Tuatapere in Southland.


England coach Fabio Capello has urged former captain David Beckham to consider a career in management to utilize his vast footballing experience.

Capello urges Beckham to consider management


Rapper Kid Cudi has pleaded guilty in New York City to misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance.


The owner of an online prostitution ring has pleaded guilty to racketeering after he admitted he took in $1.8 million by employing more than 50 prostitutes who worked throughout metropolitan Washington.

Owner of online prostitution ring pleads guilty


Cisco Systems Inc. said it will switch to what it called a ``streamlined operating model,'' as the struggling networking giant looks to refocus operations and simplify its management structure.

Cisco says it will switch to 'streamlined operating model'


Rhode Island energy officials announced Wednesday that the ``energy efficient appliance rebate program'' is back in effect.

Energy efficient appliance rebate program is back in effect


Union Home Minister P Chidambaram on Friday said that the Centre would look into the Armed Forces Special Powers Act and take into account every essential aspect.

Centre will look into Armed forces Special powers Act:


Rachel Alexandra, the 2009 Horse of the Year, returned home to Stonestreet Farm Tuesday, beginning the next stage of her remarkable recuperation following abdominal surgery in mid-February.


A GRANDDAD feared he would die after plunging into deadly quicksand at a popular Anglesey beach.

GRANDDAD feared he would die in quicksand on Anglesey beach


Most Islamic studies teachers in public and private schools in Java oppose pluralism, tending toward radicalism and conservatism, according to a survey released in Jakarta on Tuesday.

Most Islamic studies teachers oppose pluralism, survey


A further 52 cases of blackgrass resistance to Atlantis have been confirmed by glasshouse pot tests.

Another 52 cases of blackgrass resistance to Atlantis confirmed


THIRTY-FOUR Egyptian fishermen who were held hostage by Somali pirates for four months were headed home on Sunday with eight of their former captors held captive in their boats' refrigerated holds.


The Rock Of Ages co-writer told Extra that he ``could not be happier'' with his life since he started dating the Friends star in spring 2011, and declared that he ``always goes to bed thinking, 'I'm the luckiest guy in the world.

Justin Theroux: ``I'm the luckiest guy in the world''


Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius has confirmed that British bank Barclays will invest in Lithuania in the form of an IT service center sometime in the near future.


Akamai Technologies Inc. shares fell Friday after a Citi Investment Research analyst downgraded the Web traffic-management services provider's stock to ``Hold'' from ``Buy,'' saying the stock is nearing his $22 price target.

Akamai shares fall after analyst downgrades


Ford will close its Australian plants from the close of business on Thursday, to reopen next Wednesday.


British Airways cabin crew launched a new five-day strike on Sunday, as a bitter dispute with management over pay and working conditions drags on with little sign of a breakthrough.

British Airways cabin crew launch new strikes


Australia has done more than its fair share in times of war and Ross Garnaut can't fathom the reluctance to at least pull its weight on climate change.


IRAN has publicly hanged three men in the western city of Azna after they were convicted of kidnapping, Fars news agency has reported.

Iran publicly hangs three men convicted of kidnapping


Fort Defiance High School got a makeover Saturday through a part of Ace Hardware's nationwide Helpful Hands Campaign.

Fort Defiance High school gets a makeover


South African Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius will be allowed to travel for competition after a judge on Thursday rescinded some of the bail restrictions originally imposed after the runner was charged with murder last month.

Pistorius allowed to travel for competition


Six NATO soldiers, whose nationalities were not disclosed, were killed Sunday, during an attack in southern Afghanistan, said the NATO ISAF without providing further details.

Six NATO soldiers killed in southern Afghanistan


UNO split a doubleheader at Emporia State Saturday afternoon, winning the first game 4-3 in 10 innings before losing the second game 5-3.

UNO splits doubleheader at Emporia State


Dow Corp. has said it will invest a total of $40 million at its South Charleston location in the next four years.


Briton Mark Cavendish of the HTC-Columbia team won the sixth stage of the Tour de France, with Switzerland's Fabian Cancellara retaining the race leader's yellow jersey.


The India Navy warship INS Vindhyagiri capsized on Monday.


For the first time in the brand's 72 year history, PF Flyers will premiere at Saks Fifth Avenue.

PF Flyers premieres at Saks Fifth Avenue


Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee has revealed Charlie Mulgrew had been offered a new long-term deal.


Behind rushing touchdowns from three different players and a receiving touchdown by another, Zionsville defeated Harrison 25-13 at St. Vincent Health Stadium to remain tied atop the Hoosier Crossroads Conference standings.


State Police boosted their patrols along Connecticut highways over the Labor Day holiday weekend and issued numerous citations.


Komodo attacks tourist guide in eastern Indonesia A park official says a Komodo dragon has attacked a tour guide on a remote island in eastern Indonesia.


North Korea said it will expel all South Koreans from its mountain resort starting Sunday amid heightening tension after the July 11 shooting death of a southern tourist there.

North Korea says it will expel South Koreans from mountain resort starting Sunday


Lebanon lacks vital elements of a true democracy, former Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss has said in response to a speech made by the president Friday.

Lebanon lacks elements of true democracy:


A Charleston woman was kicked out of a Dunbar bar and then arrested for driving under the influence.


Aston Villa midfielder Fabian Delph has been ruled out of action for up to eight months after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee.

Aston Villa's Fabian Delph ruled out of action for eight months


Zimbabwe on Tuesday dismissed calls for a Kenya-style grand coalition government to resolve its election crisis, saying the way out would be decided the ``Zimbabwean way''.


Friends of a White Marsh man found him dead next to his boat in Edgemere only moments after talking to him, according to Cpl. Michael Hill, a spokesman for the Baltimore County Police Department.


Many Bangladeshi textile factories near the capital, Dhaka, have shut because of unrest sparked by the collapse of a factory building last month.

Bangladesh textile factories shut amid unrest


A Niger Delta activist, Alhaji Mujahid Asari-Dokubo, has condemned illegal oil bunkering, saying that it does not just degrade the environment but kills it.

Illegal oil bunkering does not just degrade the environment but kills it.


A Pittsburg man was killed in a one-vehicle accident around the 600 block of South 260th Street north of Frontenac Sunday night.


A Massachusetts state trooper on military leave has been arrested after allegedly driving drunk then pointing a gun at an off-duty Boston police officer.

Mass. state trooper on military leave arrested


Republican presidential candidate John McCain has called for offshore drilling to reduce reliance on international oil suppliers and ease prices for Americans.


Far-right Parliament party Golden Dawn started soup kitchens providing hundreds of people with food in Ilion, Athens and other areas.


Now it's Eli Manning's turn to try when he hosts SNL on May 5 with musical guest Rihanna.

Eli Manning to host 'Saturday Night Live':


AvalonBay Communities was upgraded by investment analysts at Macquarie from a ``neutral'' rating to an ``outperform'' rating in a note issued to investors on Friday.

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The Philippine peso remains competitive as its volatility and movement remains in the middle of the range in the region on account of the weakness of the US's economy and the Euro debt crisis.


Marco Simoncelli was laid to rest on Thursday in Coriano, the village where he was born and lived.


Ohio Congressman Steve Chabot and Kentucky Congressman Geoff Davis sent a letter to President Barack Obama on Thursday, urging him to support HR 2681.

Congressmen Chabot, Davis send letter to president Obama


A Victorian woman has been jailed for eight years for stabbing her de facto husband to death.


With the State Assembly polls just around the corner, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, also in charge of the Finance Ministry, has presented a populist budget with a heavy social-sector spending.


German auto giant Volkswagen has taken complete control of its compatriot sports car company Porsche.

'' Volkswagen takes complete control of Porsche


Former prime minister Khaleda Zia and all other accused in the Niko scam case are facing an order to appear in court on May 20.


- Milestone Aviation Group, the global leader in helicopter leasing, announced today that it has closed on a series of debt facilities totalling US$400 million.

Milestone Aviation Group closes series of debt facilities totalling US$400 million


Freddy Sanchez will see an eye specialist when the Pirates return to Pittsburgh.


Orr Middle School received the President's Council on Physical Fitness & Sports Demonstration School special honors in March.

Orr Middle School receives Fitness honor


Magazine this month and he revealed something we've been waiting to hear for a while now -- that he is in love with his girlfriend Selena Gomez!

Justin Bieber reveals that he is in love with Selena Gomez!


FIREFIGHTERS are getting set to make a splash for cash to support a charity close to their hearts.

Firefighters get set to make a splash for cash


SEVERN Trent has rejected a revised bid from LongRiver, a consortium that included Kuwaiti sovereign funds, valuing the water utility at about £5 billion.


Presently the Goalkeeping Coach of India's U-23 Pre-Olympic Squad, Basu feels Goalkeepers are born, not made.


Brent crude oil rose above $110 a barrel on Wednesday after two sessions of losses, as investors switched their focus from fears of a US fiscal crisis to hopes that growth in top energy consumer China will pick up sooner than expected.


Amy Winehouse was released from the hospital a day after suffering a severe reaction to medication.


Republican Denny Rehberg is running for a fifth term as Montana's sole representative in the US House.


Co-leader Pita Sharples reportedly said yesterday a rise in GST was not a deal breaker and the Maori Party's relationship with National could survive a difference of opinion over the issue.


Scrubs star Sarah Chalke is expecting the best present ever this coming holiday season -- a baby boy!


Authorities say a Delta Air Lines flight en route from Minneapolis to Memphis, Tenn., made an emergency stop in Des Moines after a child experienced a seizure on board.

Delta flight makes emergency stop in Des Moines after child's seizure


Brazil's Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, said on Thursday that its Hong Kong-listed shares would begin trading next week, a move to increase its visibility among investors in the key Asian market.

Hong Kong listed shares will begin trading next week - Vale


A pedestrian has died after he was hit by several cars on a busy main road in Nottinghamshire.


Mumbai, Aug 11 Sachin Tendulkar will attend the pre-season fitness camp in a few days' time as he was unavailable today due to prior commitments as eight players were put through their paces here.

Tendulkar to attend fitness camp in a few days:


AP National Video Tiger Woods had a cortisone shot in his right ankle 10 days ago to relieve lingering soreness.


One of the country's leading social landlords is considering carrying out 'affordability assessments' on prospective new tenants, it was revealed today.

Social landlord considers 'affordability assessments' on prospective new tenants


Andy Murray will end the year as world number four after Roger Federer reached the ATP World Tour final in London.

Andy Murray to end year as world number four


Armenia increased number of snipers on state border with Azerbaijan, sources in the Azerbaijani Army reports.

Armenia increases number of snipers on state border with Azerbaijan


The Heritage parliamentary faction unlike ARFD does not boycott the parliament session, member of the Heritage faction Larisa Alaverdyan told a news conference.

Heritage does not boycott parliament session


A jewel thief dressed up in a burka to trick his way into a Lancashire shop, a court has heard.


In the heat of cross-examination in Day Nine of the ongoing election petition, a rather light-hearted Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia found space to jokingly jab Tsatsu Tsikata that in the calculation of election results ``errors must not affect somebody's presidency.

``Errors must not affect somebody's presidency'' --


MAYON Volcano could erupt any time soon, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology warned on Friday.


A Brunswick deli was robbed at gun point this afternoon, the town's second robbery in as many days.


Kenya acrobat falls during circus show in Moscow A Kenyan acrobat fell through a safety net during a show at a Moscow circus, suffering severe injuries including a fractured vertebra.


Happy birthday to Gisele Bündchen, who turns 30 today!


The public have been warned against yellow fever, an acute viral haemorrhagic disease, particularly when visiting countries at risk with the disease in Africa, South America and Central America.


By Alex Fletcher, Senior Entertainment Reporter Chris Hollins has claimed that he has lost his confidence on Strictly after making a mistake last week.

Chris Hollins: 'I've lost my confidence'


Defense Minister Ehud Barak on Wednesday warned of a coalition crisis if the budget is not expanded.

Barak warns of coalition crisis if budget not expanded


MILLIONS of Egyptians voted yesterday in a historic presidential election that is expected to usher in the country's first freely elected civilian leader after six decades of military-backed dictatorship.

Millions of Egyptians vote in historic presidential election


JOHNNY Murtagh has failed in his bid to have a five-day suspension he picked up at Royal Ascot overturned, meaning he will miss the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown next week.


US Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt says former South Dakota Sen. Tom Daschle would enjoy the HHS job if he's nominated for it.

Leavitt says Daschle would enjoy HHS job


Veteran scriptwriter and poet Javed Akhtar feels movies today are made for a certain class of audience and filmmakers only target metro cities for their project's release.

Movies today are made for a certain class:


India's private international carrier Jet Airways completed 20 years of operations on Sunday, an official said here on Monday.

Jet Airways completes 20 years of operations on Sunday


In celebration of World Day Against Cyber Censorship, activist group Reporters Without Borders named its new list of nations who have been deemed enemies of the Internet for their proclivity toward censoring the Web.


Latest report says that Baidu.com, the biggest Chinese Internet search service provider, remained the top spot in China's Internet search market with a market penetration ratio of 92.2% and about 70% of market shares.


A woman accused of killing and dismembering her husband, then dumping his body, is back in court Monday.

Woman accused of dismembering her husband is back in court


Before I explain how baseball saved me from Rush Limbaugh, first a Sadie update:

How baseball saved me from Rush Limbaugh


Police say former Chargers safety Terrence Kiel has died in a car accident.

Ex-chargers safety Kiel dies in car accident


Ray Harryhausen, who pioneered the use of special effects in films, died Tuesday at the age of 92.

Special effects master Ray Harryhausen dies at 92


Usain Bolt had stitches removed from his left foot today after his auto crash last week and the Beijing Olympic hero and sprint world record-holder is set to resume training next week.


A traffic stop Tuesday by Michigan State Police led to the arrest of a 52-year-old Marquette man on drug charges and fleeing police.


A new report released this week found engineering and technology graduates to be highly employable, with 62% entering full time employment after leaving university compared to 58% of graduates from all courses.

Engineering graduates ``highly employable''


Legendary jazz/soul musician Gil Scott-Heron died Friday in New York City at age 62.


Qinetiq, the defence research company which was the inspiration for James Bond's gadget guru Q, has confirmed it plans to cut another 325 jobs.

Defence gadget maker Qinetiq to cut another 325 jobs


Nick Clegg boasted that the Liberal Democrats are punching above their weight today, as they marked a year in Government.

Nick Clegg boasts Lib Dems are 'punching above our weight' in Government


San Diego garage door dealer and service provider Custom Garage Door Systems is offering a free initial inspection of garage doors and garage door openers for homeowners in San Diego County.

San Diego garage door dealer to offer free inspections


Bollywood perfectionist Aamir Khan said that he'd love to follow Shah Rukh Khan on Twitter.

'I love to follow Shah Rukh Khan on Twitter'--


Oasis singer Noel Gallagher was attacked on stage in Canada during a concert by the British band on Sunday night, sending him to hospital with a suspected broken rib.

Oasis singer Noel Gallagher attacked on stage


Dozens of swimmers have had to be rescued along Brevard County beaches because of high surf and rip currents.

Dozens rescued off Brevard County beaches


A Rathdrum man was sentenced Thursday to serve up to 10 years in state prison for sexual abuse of a child under the age of 16, the Kootenai County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said.

Rathdrum man sentenced for sexual abuse of a child


Today, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin C. Peterson of Minnesota introduced legislation to expand US agriculture exports to Cuba.

Chairman Peterson introduces legislation to expand agriculture exports to Cuba


World powers have no option but to talk with Iran over its nuclear programme, hardline Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Sunday in defiant comments ahead of next month's negotiations.

World powers 'have no option but talk with Iran'


World number two Maria Sharapova has tipped Sloane Stephens to ``have a great career'' after comfortably beating the American in straight sets to reach the French Open quarter-finals.

Maria Sharapova tips Sloane Stephens to ``have a great career''


A Plainfield, NH, woman is in critical condition after crashing her new scooter.

Woman in critical condition after crashing scooter


Dakota Fanning graduated from high school on Monday in Los Angeles, reminding the world that despite her decade-plus of work on projects including ``War of the Worlds,'' ``The Runaways'' and ``The Twilight Saga:

Dakota Fanning graduates from high school


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AirMedia renews concession rights contract with China Eastern Airlines


NIB has posted a $2.08m first-half profit, compared with a loss a year ago, as the Listed health insurer added new customers faster than the industry overall.


After much wait and hype, the little big star is finally here, and for once, it didn't need any celebrity to endorse it.


A Dale City mother was charged with felony child neglect after her 8-year-old son went missing.

Mother charged with felony child neglect


Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. said Monday it is recalling eight production lots of its anti-clotting drug Coumadin because the amount of the active ingredient in the drug could change.


Asahi Breweries Ltd. said Thursday it has agreed to acquire P&N Beverages Australia Pty Ltd., the third-largest firm in beverage sales in Australia, for A$364 million, or 27.2 billion yen, through Asahi Holdings Pty Ltd.

Asahi Breweries to acquire P&N Beverages Australia


``I have never compromised with basic principles, whether I stay in power or not,'' he said, while addressing a meeting of minority cell workers of his Janata Dal-United in Rajgir in Nalanda district.

No compromise with basic principles for power, says Nitish Kumar


Two former bank tellers at First Keystone Community Bank in Kingston pleaded guilty Wednesday to embezzlement charges in federal court, according to the US Attorneys' Office.

Former bank tellers plead guilty to embezzlement


HEYSHAM came out on top as they claimed the lion's share of a Westmorland League draw with Burneside on Saturday.


North Island farmers are being advised to take precautions to protect their stock from facial eczema, as weather and growing conditions raise the risk levels.

Farmers advised to protect stock from facial eczema


Cartridge World, the world's largest ink and toner refilling retailer and franchiser, opened its online office supply store in November.


Several Hampton Roads cities will hold services today to honor fallen law enforcement officers at the start of National Police Week.

Services today to honor fallen law enforcement officers


Stephen M. Kosslyn, John Lindsley Professor of Psychology and chair of the Department of Psychology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, has been named divisional dean for the social sciences, effective July 1.

Stephen Kosslyn named divisional dean for the social Sciences


Francois Bozize has been re-elected president of the Central African Republic, according to provisional results released by the electoral commission on Tuesday.

Francois Bozize re-elected president of the Central African Republic


Faster trains have reduced the number of flights in many European countries, according to a report by AirportWatch Scotland.


McCain tells Couric she is pro-life, like Gov. Palin, but disagrees with Palin in cases of rape and incest.


At least 8 terrorists were killed and similar numbers injured in clashes erupted between troops and LTTE yesterday, security sources said.


Singer turned actor Priyanka Chopra is riding high on getting words of praise from none other than international pop-star Enrique Iglesias who has said that Chopra is 'simply unbelievable'.


Food inflation remained in the negative zone for the third straight week, at 0.42 per cent for the week ended January 7, mainly due to fall in prices of onion and vegetables.


Weidmüller has introduced Metallicard, a marking system for electrical equipment and cables that enables printing on markers made from aluminium or stainless steel.

Weidmüller introduces Metallicard marking system for electrical equipment and cables


Kamal Hassan is making Naseeruddin Shah's super hit film A Wednesday in Tamil, Telgu.

Kamal Hassan is making a Wednesday in Tamil, Telgu


Adrien Brody joins the likes of Hayden Christensen, Jordana Brewster and Akon in 2014 action feature American Heist.


Kids made cards and said thank you to their first responder heroes Friday morning in downtown Colorado Springs.

Kids say 'thank you' to first responders


Chile exhumes the remains of poet Pablo Neruda as part of an investigation into claims he may have been poisoned during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.

Chile exhumes remains of poet Pablo Neruda


Reuters reported that Indonesian coal miner PT Kaltim Prima Coal has denied operating in protected forest after an East Kalimantan regency ordered the firm to stop operating in some areas in a dispute over permits and land ownership.


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'The speculative bubble always comes to an end--and never in a pleasant or peaceful way.

'The speculative bubble always comes to an end'--


The Colorado Avalanche of the National Hockey League announced that they have agreed to terms with goaltenders Tyler Weiman and Jason Bacashihua.


A 53-year-old Canton Township woman is hospitalized in critical condition Friday night, after apparently, intentionally, setting herself on fire.

Woman hospitalized after apparently setting herself on fire


Mukhtaran Mai Women Welfare Organisation chief Mukhtaran Mai gave birth to a baby boy by Caesarian section two weeks prematurely in the central city of Multan, her husband and hospital officials said Monday.


This week the Commerce Commission ruled that mobile termination rates, which is the cost of carrying a text or call on another network, will be reduced.

Commerce Commission rules on mobile termination rates


Potable water supplied by Delhi Jal Board in capital meets the prescribed quality parameters as per BIS 10500:2003 standards, the government said today.


Items from Schilling company hit RI auction block The implosion of former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's video game company left the state of Rhode Island with a $100 million mess -- and Paul DeBlois with a clock.


Bob Johnson, the founder and former CEO of BET apologized Thursday to presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama for what appeared to be a thinly veiled disparaging remark this week regarding the senator's acknowledged former drug use as a teenager.


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Investor confidence appears to be recovering from the deep lows experienced in the closing months of last year, according to the latest State Street Investor Confidence Index.


The African Union asked the United Nations, Thursday, to increase its AMISOM peacekeeping force in war-torn Somalia from the current 12,000 to 17,700, amid mounting attacks by Shebab Islamist rebels, who control much of the southern part of the country, according to Agence France Presse.

African Union asks UN to increase forces in Somalia


Vernon Wells, a three-time Gold Glove winner in center field, said he would be happy to play left field with the Angels so that 23-year-old Peter Bourjos can remain in center.

Vernon Wells says he'd be happy in left field for Angels


Figures released today show that inflation fell from 4.2% in December to 3.6% in January.


Book shop Waterstones is stocking Exquisite Handmade Cakes' range of gateaux, muffins and flapjacks at its Café W coffee shops in its Bradford and Swansea stores.

Waterstones to stock Exquisite Handmade Cakes in Café W coffee shops


Vixtel bought CloudTC in a deal that values that company at around AUD 20 million, although the company would not reveal financial terms of the deal, The Australian writes.


The Beatles showed their support for the civil rights movement by refusing to play to segregated audiences on their 1965 US tour.

Beatles - the Beatles refused to play to segregated audiences


Dominion said today it intends to pursue the sale of three fossil fuel-fired merchant power stations, one in Massachusetts and two in Illinois.

Dominion to pursue sale of three merchant power stations


I'm happy to report Giuliana Rancic is in good spirits after undergoing a successful double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery on Tuesday.

Giuliana Rancic undergoes double mastectomy


Single Mollie King wants to date Eddie Redmayne, but she doesn't think he'd be interested in her.


A Palestinian truck bomber attacked a key border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Israel on Thursday morning, Palestinian militant groups said.

Palestinian truck bomber attacks key border crossing


For the first time, Pope Benedict has invited leading atheist intellectuals to take part in interreligious talks in Assisi.

Pope Benedict invites atheists to interreligious talks


Sir George Young has replaced Alan Duncan as shadow leader of the commons on the Tory front bench.


Garth Tander has emerged victorious from a smash-strewn opening race at the Clipsal 500 in Adelaide.


The US space agency NASA is facing an uncertain future following the retirement of the shuttle program.

NASA faces uncertain future following retirement of shuttle program


A motorcyclist died after colliding with a limo bus early Sunday morning, according to police.

Motorcyclist dies after colliding with limo bus


Former Pakistan off-spinner Akram Raza has protested his innocence after being arrested during a raid on a bookmakers den.


Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man in Hampton on Tuesday night.

Police investigate fatal shooting in Hampton


The Legislature corrected a 10-year-old glitch in its standing rules by adjusting the number of senators needed to adopt the recommendations of the legislative ethics committee.

Legislature corrects glitch in its standing rules


Kate Beckinsale Shops On Robertson Blvd In West Hollywood , California.


Smokers who inhale their own secondhand smoke add significantly to the health risks linked to cigarette smoking, say researchers.

Smokers own secondhand smoke adds to their health risk


Hearts missed out on the chance to go second in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League after being held to a goalless draw by Aberdeen.


Today, Respect Your Universe, Inc. , http://www.ryu.com/ , is pleased to announce that on Saturday, May 19th Josh Thomson will be representing RYU at Strikeforce as the Co-Main Event of Barnett vs. Getting underway at 7:00 pm PDT against Gilbert Melendez, Thomson is a former Strikeforce Lightweight Champion and holds a 19-4-0 win/loss/draw Martial Arts record.

Josh Thomson to represent RYU at Strikeforce


PUBLIC schools face a funding cut of more than $300 million if current financial arrangements aren't overhauled, a new report states.


US markets fell flat Wednesday after technology giant Apple released a quarterly report that exceeded expectations.


Memmel announced her engagement to Kory Maier on Wednesday.


Unison has accused Ed Miliband of ``breathtaking naivety'' over Labour's support for a public sector pay squeeze, with the party's second-largest union backer saying that backing cuts was playing ``cheap politics'' with workers' lives.

Unison accuses Ed Miliband of 'breathtaking naivety' over cuts


Cardiff Blues hooker Rhys Thomas is to leave the region at the end of the season to join Wasps.

Cardiff Blues hooker Rhys Thomas to join Wasps


Elizabeth Hurley regrets quitting films and hopes to act again one day if she can fit it in with bringing up son Damian.


Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds was named the sexiest man alive by People Magazine, which said the 34-year-old has ``an eight-pack of abs that makes millions swoon''.

Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds is 'sexiest man alive'


Madison-based waterpark resort operator Great Wolf Resorts Inc. reported Wednesday a fourth quarter loss of $11.7 million, or 38 cents a share, compared with $36.5 million, or $1.18 a share, from the year-earlier period.


Panasonic has announced it is cutting 15,000 jobs, around five per cent of its workforce, and shutting down 27 factories worldwide.


Auckland International Airport Ltd said it is considering raising money in the private placement market in the United States.

Auckland Airport considers raising money in US


Aust churches 'aren't judged fairly' Updated: 06:36, Monday April 1, 2013 Churches in Australia aren't perfect and any suggestion they are is a 'poisonous lie', a senior religious leader says.


Milwaukee Police have cited five eighth-grade MPS students after they struck teachers at a school on the city's north side.

Police cite five MPS students after they struck teachers


The Kansas City Wizards tied the Colorado Rapids 0-0 Saturday night at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.

Kansas City Wizards tie Colorado Rapids 0-0 Saturday


A bill to mitigate property taxes is still pending in the Montana Legislature, but the bill's own chief sponsor, Representative Mike Jopek, is threatening to kill the bill if the Senate refuses to make his desired amendments.

Bill to mitigate property taxes still pending in Legislature


Car maker Jaguar Land Rover has announced it will be offering more than 100 graduate jobs and student placements next year.

Jaguar Land Rover offering 100 graduate jobs


BMW has unveiled five new models at the Paris Motor Show.


His Highness General Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces today concluded his visit to Washington, DC by meeting with US Congressional leaders and senior government officials.

Mohamed bin Zayed concludes visit to the united states


Thousands of Butler basketball fans rallied in downtown Indianapolis on Monday, hours before their beloved hometown Bulldogs faced Duke in the NCAA men's basketball championship game.


Cuba and China confirmed the excellent state of bilateral relations during a recent working visit to Beijing of Ramon Balaguer, a member of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of Cuba's Communist Party and the head of the PCC's Department for International Relations.

Cuba and China confirm excellent state of bilateral relations


Four people have been arrested in Kingston this afternoon by police ``acting on information about a vehicle''.


The Canucks hired Dan Cloutier earlier this summer at their prospects camp and he's set to help develop the amateur goalies.


Pig carcasses scattered over motorway Updated: 08:50, Tuesday April 3, 2012 Pig carcasses have been scattered over a motorway in Sydney's southwest after two trucks collided.


ForexEgg, the premier resource for Forex market analysis, announced this week the launch of its Forex algorithmic trading system.

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Vincent Ford, the songwriter credited with composing the Bob Marley roots reggae classic ``No Woman, No Cry'' has died in a hospital in Kingston, Jamaica.

No Woman No Cry songwriter vincent Ford dies


Nanosonics has formally appointed its first exclusive distributors in Europe located in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France and Scandinavia.

Nanosonics formally appoints first exclusive distributors in Europe


Zara and Topshop will open their new Sydney mega stores in spring, while H&M, Uniqlo, Abercrombie & Fitch and Forever 21 are said to be scouting for space in the busiest retail hubs following the success of the two international labels.

Zara and Topshop to open new Sydney mega stores in spring while H&M, Uniqlo and Abercrombie and Fitch scout for space


Richard Gere will be honoured with a special award at the Zurich Film Festival that is to begin from 20 September.

Richard Gere to be honoured at Zurich Film festival


NetQoS has announced that it has published the complete VoIP management ebook with a new fourth chapter on Unified Communications.

NetQoS publishes complete VoIP ebook with new chapter on unified communications


Thesun.co.uk quoted Allen as saying: 'I don't need publicity.


Next Wednesday``s petrol price hike could lead to job losses, the trade union Uasa said.


Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the launch of the Mandate Relief Redesign Team's Web site to invite the public's participation in the process of reviewing and reforming underfunded and unfunded mandates across the State.

Governor Cuomo announces Mandate Relief Redesign Team Web site to invite public participation


A City of Poughkeepsie man admitted today he smashed a car window in the city in February.


PT No Comments Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice plans to join the board of biofuel startup KiOr in July.

Condi Rice to join board of biofuel startup KiOr


Armenian church in New Britain to honor genocide victims with requiem, speakers program 300 Armenian political leaders, educators, writers and clergy in Constantinople were rousted from their homes by Turkish authorities, jailed, tortured and later hanged or shot.


All-rounder Steven Croft claims that he is beginning to feel a regular part of the Lancashire first-team set-up.


Tourism and Culture Minister Ambika Soni today said that the tourism sector is likely to generate over two lakh plus jobs by 2010.

Tourism sector to generate over two lakh jobs by 2010:


A Royal British Legion poster urging the public to support this year's Poppy Appeal has been defaced to attack former prime minister Tony Blair.

British Legion poster defaced to attack Tony Blair


Agoura Hills-based THQ Inc. closed today on a $100 million offering of 5.00 percent convertible senior notes due 2014.


``I'm single, but really, really look forward to being married and having kids,'' the True Blood star admits in the latest issue of Essential Homme magazine.

Joe Manganiello: ``I really, really look forward to being married and having kids''


This past weekend, zombies took over part of downtown Anchorage and cameras were rolling to capture it all.


BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. JJ Abrams calls getting assigned to direct the seventh live-action ``Star Wars'' film ``as surreal as it is exciting.''

JJ Abrams on directing seventh Star Wars film: 'as surreal as it is exciting'


AIG, the giant insurer bailed out by the US government, posted its first profit in seven quarters on Friday, helped by large investment gains as financial markets improved, sending its shares up 20 percent.

AIG posts first profit in seven quarters


Atletico Madrid twice rallied to secure a 2-2 draw against Sevilla and Espanyol beat Real Sociedad 4-1 to end a four-game losing streak in the Spanish league.

Atletico rallies for 2-2 draw against Sevilla


Actress Mamie Gummer confirmed to Usmagazine.com that she and actor boyfriend Ben Walker are engaged.


State Sen. Melinda Smyser, who represents District 11 in Parma, will not seek re-election this year, she announced Monday.

Sen. Melinda Smyser of Parma will not seek re-election


Nielsen retail measurement services executive director Teguh Yunanto said Tuesday the survey on fast moving consumer goods market movement showed consumers were likely to cut spending on household needs to buy lifestyle items such as mobile phones, motorcycles and cars.

Consumers cut spending to buy lifestyle items:


FRESNO, Calif. A teacher and his wife were sentenced to prison Tuesday for a massive mortgage fraud, but some Valley victims still aren't satisfied.

Teacher and wife sentenced for massive mortgage fraud


President Omar al-Bashir made a rare visit to autonomous southern Sudan on Wednesday, signing a development contract half way through implementation of a landmark peace accord between north and south.


Japanese chip maker Renesas Technology is cutting 2,500 temporary workers at factories in Japan as part of a reorganization that will see it close old production lines and shake-up top management, the company said Friday.


A reviewer at Cohen's recent Madison Square Garden show compared it to the classic Isle of Wight performance Cohen gave when he was 36: ``Ask me which of the two performances was more compelling, more full of life, more can't-look-away transcendent, and ... I'll have to get back to you on that.''


``Today I stand ready to embark on a new journey. I feel honoured and humbled by my nomination to contest as presidential candidate by UPA-II which is supported by SP, BSP, Shiv Sena, JD, CPI-M, Forward Block and some other parties for which elections are due to be held on 19 July. Mukherjee made a brief statement today before his resignation from the post of Finance Minister. ``Yet standing on the brink of such an honour I also feel a tinge of sentiment at the thought of leaving behind my life as a political activist spanning over four decades. I will meet my colleagues in Ministry of Finance and I will also miss not being stopped by all of you who are assembled here while getting into my car or coming out of my car in north block,'' a smiling Mukherjee told reporters. However, refused to be drawn into answering any questions on his term as Finance Minister saying that his last day in the ministry was not the time ``to open any new dialogue.'' ``So let me just say how good it has been for me to have this dialogue with you over the years,'' he said. The veteran Congress leader also spoke about how being born in a village in West Bengal had helped shape his political career. ``I have travelled the distance in my life. But I always remind myself that I was born in a remote village in Bengal,'' Mukherjee said, adding that thanks to this he had seen the life of poor farmers in rural India. ``I know that not every decision I have taken might have been right but I have taken those decisions keeping in mind the interests of those people whose faces appear before me more than often,'' he said. He also thanked the media for supporting him and criticising him during his political career. ``Friends of the media have reminded me of my responsibilities, most of the time through your criticisms and sometimes through your praises, of what I should do for the people,'' Mukherjee said, adding that he hoped the media would continue to perform this duty throughout his career in public life.

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About 3,500 people are expected to attend tomorrow's event, which raises thousands of pounds for charity.


University of West Alabama athletic director Stan Williamson announced Wednesday that Regions Bank, which is headquartered in Birmingham, has come on board as a sponsor of UWA athletics.

Regions Bank sponsoring West Alabama athletics


Google unveiled a new look and feel to its popular GMail service this week.

Google unveils new look and feel for Gmail


I'll Have Another went into lockdown today, moving into a secured barn shortly after the colt was made the early 4-5 favorite to win the Belmont Stakes in his quest to become the 12th Triple Crown champion and first in 34 years.

I'll Have Another made 4-5 favorite to win Belmont


Texas Governor Rick Perry said he opposes the specialty, confederate license plates.


Progressive death metal legends Atheist have revealed details regarding the band's upcoming studio album, the first release from the band in over seventeen years.

Atheist reveals details regarding upcoming studio album


Scottish first division club Dundee has officially fallen into administration after being unable to pay a £365,00 tax bill.


Italian scrap prices, which in December were the highest in Europe, are decreasing and have already lost about €40-50/tonne from their previous maximum levels.


A Canadian man injured in a brazen daytime drugland assassination in Mexico says he didn't realize he'd been shot until he saw the blood flowing from his wound.


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RUSSIA will stay out of any ``currency wars'' between states seeking to boost exports, the central bank said overnight, amid growing concern over moves by top economies to devalue their currencies.


New Delhi, Aug 30 At least 40 people were injured Monday when a tourist bus from Rajasthan turned turtle in east Delhi in the wee hours, police said.


PartnerRe, a global reinsurer, providing multi-line reinsurance to insurance companies, has made changes in its catastrophe business unit, effective 1 April 2011.

PartnerRe makes changes catastrophe business unit


North Korea has barred international monitors from a key nuclear facility and threatened to restart its nuclear programme in a serious setback to efforts to remove atomic weapons from the Korean peninsula.

North Korea threatens to restart nuclear programme


Georgia can play a significant role in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution, President of European Parliament Jerzy Buzek stated in Tbilisi .

Georgia can play significant role in Karabakh conflict resolution-Jerzy Buzek


Deutsche Bank has leased 50,000 square feet in the MetroTech Center for its first Brooklyn office.

Deutsche Bank leases 50,000 square feet in MetroTech


Kelsey Grammer and ex-wife Camille have settled their child custody case.


GSI Commerce Inc. , a leading provider of e-commerce and interactive marketing solutions, today announced it has acquired VendorNet, a Boynton Beach, Fla.-based multichannel e-commerce supply chain solutions provider to more than 100 retailers and brand marketers.


A trial date has been set for a Scotland man accused of killing his infant son in March.

Trial date set; man accused of killing infant son


Bank of Montreal, the first Canadian bank to report fourth-quarter results, said profit rose 16 percent on increased business lending and lower provisions for bad loans.

Bank of Montreal profit rises on business lending


Diamond ornaments worth around Rs. 1 crore were robbed from a well-known jewellery shop allegedly by one of its employees in Bangalore's Jayanagar district on Friday, police said.

Diamond ornaments worth Rs. 1 crore robbed from jewellery shop


Integrated care network to drive up Quality of Care Personalised, seamless care services for local people are at the heart of a new nation-wide community to drive up quality of care, share knowledge and shape policy, Health Minister Mike O'Brien and Care Services Minister Phil Hope announced today.

Integrated care network to drive up quality of care


The Canadian dollar erased losses against the US dollar Friday morning after US non-farm payrolls data beat expectations, increasing optimism that the world's largest economy is on a steady path toward recovery.

Canadian dollar erases losses after US non-farm payrolls


Barbara Walters remains hospitalised in Washington, DC with a low fever after taking a tumble over the weekend.

Barbara Walters remains hospitalised with fever


Low testosterone levels may be an early warning sign of rheumatoid arthritis in men, a new study has warned.

Low testosterone levels may be early sign of arthritis in men


Three water resource experts discussed the impact of natural gas well drilling on public water systems during a presentation Wednesday night at the Wellsboro Area High School.

Water resource experts discuss impact of gas drilling on public water systems


A 18-year-old College Station woman was charged with felony debit card abuse after she was accused of trying to reinstate the value on a card that had been closed because it was purchased fraudulently.


Ulemas in Aceh have lambasted a transvestite contest held at the hall of state radio station RRI in Banda Aceh Saturday evening.

Ulemas lambaste transvestite contest in Aceh


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Rumours that the 19-year-old 'Beauty And A Beat' singer is out of control have been widely exaggerated according to Cody, who has been supporting him on tour in Europe recently, and he thinks Justin is just having 'a lot of fun'.


Just days before its initial public offering, Facebook has revised its privacy policy in a move that it says will create more transparency.


A man has been taken to a hospital after police say he was stabbed in the head at a southeast Houston apartment complex.

Man stabbed in the head in southeast Houston


Friendly Fires have been forced to cancel their show at Manchester's O2 Apollo that was set to take place tomorrow night.

Friendly Fires forced to cancel another show


Former India captain Sourav Ganguly Saturday said that VVS Laxman has sent out a ''loud and clear'' message to the selectors by deciding to quit international cricket with immediate effect.

Laxman has sent out a message to the selectors:


``With my wife I don't get no respect. I made a toast on her birthday to 'the best woman a man ever had.' The waiter joined me.''


Banks' annual reports are 'unread and unreadable' because of the glut of information that readers are forced to sift through.


Arkansas unveiled details of an estimated $300 million athletic facilities plan, one that includes the enclosing of the north end zone at Razorback Stadium.

Arkansas unveils $300 million facilities plan


NORTHPORT, Ala. A Northport couple faces capital murder charges in the death of their infant son.

Northport couple charged in death of infant son


Sony Ericsson said today it is launching PlayNow Arena, the long-awaited upgrade of its online music store PlayNow on Monday.


FIVE Chinese building workers brought to Australia were paid less than $3 an hour to work on projects in Springvale and Western Australia, the Fair Work Ombudsman has said.


POSTAL workers in St Helens are set to join their colleagues on Friday in a national strike.


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NZ dollar gains ahead of US fiscal talks Updated: 18:27, Friday December 28, 2012 The New Zealand dollar gained in local trading on optimism US politicians will be able to set aside partisan differences and cut a deal on the $US600 billion in Federal tax increases and spending reductions with a vote set for Sunday.


Global Television and ABC have renewed the Canadian series Rookie Blue once again.

Global and ABC renew Canadian series 'rookie Blue'


Australia Day fireworks will go ahead and parks across Vic will remain open despite union strike action.


Canton police are investigating a home invasion in which three robbers apparently took the homeowner's wallet at gunpoint early Tuesday morning.


Nobel Peace Laureate Mohamed ElBaradei said on Friday he could run in Egypt's presidential elections if the Egyptian people asked him to, denying a report in an Austrian newspaper that he would not run.

Mohamed ElBaradei could run in Egypt's presidential elections


SUPERQUINN says it is not seeking a sale, despite reports Musgrave is interested in buying it.


FMCG major Hindustan Unilever has signed a trademark licence agreement with Unilever, under which it will pay one per cent of net sales on specific brands, owned by the latter, as royalty to its UK-based parent.

Hindustan Unilever to pay royalty to parent


THE SMC statement says Hull FC was offered first refusal on locations around the stadium where the club's memorabilia could be displayed for an annual charge of £300 per site.


GOVERNMENT lender Ithala wrote off R33 million invested in a banking software program which was never implemented, as part of R93m written off in non-credit investments for the 2010/11 financial year.


BANK earnings are tipped to fall despite strong revenue momentum from widening loan margins courtesy of the Reserve Bank's interest rate cuts.


Content is the king in today's world of journalism and a newspaper cannot survive if it compromises on the quality of the content, said Abhilash Khandekar, Maharashtra state head of Dainik Bhaskar Group on Tuesday.


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Grammy award-winning hip hop pioneers The Roots are getting political.


Saudi air force and artillery pounded Yemeni Houthis to push them away from its southwestern border and stop the war spilling into its territory, a Saudi security source said on Monday.


STMicroelectronics has posted its 2008 Statutory Accounts on its Company website and has filed them with its Dutch regulator, the AFM.

Stmicroelectronics posts its 2008 Statutory Accounts on its website


Internet security company TrendMicro have discovered a new variant of the Conficker worm which was originally scheduled to hit computers on April Fools day although the anticipated impact didn't materialise.

TrendMicro discover new variant of Conficker worm


Tonight's debate ``raised the stakes'' on Saturday's straw poll, as candidates sought to differentiate themselves to voters who are much more undecided than in past caucus cycles, Iowa Republican Party Chairman Matt Strawn said.

Debate 'raised the stakes' on the straw poll


Absolute Radio is to launch its fifth digital radio offering, a ``red button'' style service giving listeners uninterrupted coverage of live music and the station's newly-acquired Premier League football.

Absolute Radio to launch fifth digital service


Russia is planning to test 70 new rocket and missile systems at Kapustin Yar test range in 2012, Defence Ministry said on Friday.

Russia to test 70 new rocket and missile systems


``Kyrgyzstan will take control over chronic diseases growth,'' Deputy Minister of Health, Sabirjan Abdikarimov commented on his participation at the first Asia-Africa Summit on Chronic Disease held in Kampala, Uganda.

Kyrgyzstan to take control over chronic diseases growth


United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mohammed al-Hamli said on Tuesday the oil market was ``adequately supplied,'' the latest official to signal that OPEC is likely to refrain from boosting output at this week's meeting.


AT&T Inc., the second-largest US wireless carrier, sold $5 billion of bonds to help pay back debt maturing this year.


German Chancellor, Angela Merkel's cabinet was reshuffled yet again as the president appointed the former health minister Philipp Roesler as economics minister.

German Chancellor's cabinet reshuffled again


Oil prices briefly topped 81 dollars on Thursday before falling back as the dollar gained strength, analysts said.


Pop superstar Rihanna shut down New York's Times Square on Monday, so she could perform her new hit What's my name.


NDP Leader Jack Layton has been diagnosed with a treatable form of prostate cancer.

NDP leader Jack Layton diagnosed with prostate cancer


AS Roma captain Francesco Totti talks career, family and life with channel SKY Sport 1.

Totti talks career, family and life with SKY Sport 1


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Cricket Ireland has confirmed that their Under 19 cricketers will attend a training camp in Sydney ahead of the World Cup In New Zealand.

Ireland's Under 19 cricketers to attend training camp in Sydney


Under fire for persisting with a struggling Piyush Chawla in the ongoing World Cup, Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today said he was not bothered by what critics say as long as as he thought he was taking ``honest'' decisions.


Online accommodation finder LateRooms.com is moving its Manchester head office to allow for further expansion.


US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona announced Sunday she intends to resign from Congress this week to concentrate on recovering from wounds suffered in an assassination attempt a little more than a year ago that shook the country.

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to resign from Congress this week


A mother is suing her former employer over her right to privately pump her breast milk at her workplace.


Scotland head coach Andy Robinson has quit the role following his side's shock 21-15 defeat to Tonga.


The federal government is making it easier for international students to work in Canada.

Government makes it easier for international students


A light rail train collided with a car Saturday morning in Cockeysville but no one was hurt, police said.


Akcam noted that, in his letter addressed to the Kurdish big landowners of the time, modern Turkey's founder Ataturk had written: ``The Armenians will come and seize your property.''

Armenians will come, seize your property --


The Indian government has offered to build factories for oil and chemical products in Mozambique provided that the energy they need is provided at a subsidised cost, an Indian official said in New Delhi cited by The Economic Times newspaper.

Indian government offers to build factories in Mozambique


Juan Martin Del Potro announced on Friday that he was ending his season early after struggling to make a comeback from a wrist injury.


Festival goers told to stay cool Updated: 12:40, Thursday January 17, 2013 Tens of thousands of partygoers at Sydney's Big Day Out music festival are urged to stay cool and drug-free as temperatures climb into the 40s.


It's spring, and with the first robins and the first warm days come little league and hundreds of young boys and girls who only want to play the national pastime.

With the first robin,comes little league


Hundreds of militants crossed from Afghanistan and attacked several border villages in Pakistan on Wednesday, triggering shootouts with local militias that killed at least five people, police said.

Hundreds of militants attack several border villages in Pakistan


Israel today vowed to combat rising settler violence in the occupied West Bank after hardline Jewish settlers and police clashed for the fourth time in less than two weeks.


ONE UNNAMED player failed a drugs test during the Rugby World Cup and has been provisionally suspended, the International Rugby Board announced.


Brother introduced Houston to drugs Updated: 16:35, Wednesday January 30, 2013 Whitney Houston's brother, Michael Houston, has confirmed claims made by his mother, Cissy Houston, in her new book 'Remembering Whitney' that he introduced his late sister to drugs.


A moderate 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook the central American nation of Honduras, the US Government reported.

5.7 magnitude earthquake shakes Honduras


At a press conference on Wednesday, the Louisiana Swashbucklers of the Southern Indoor Football League made a coaching change replacing Shadrick McAfee with defensive coordinator Michael Warren.

Louisiana Swashbucklers make coaching change


Which means that devices such as pacemakers, which owe the majority of their bulk to the battery, are about to get a whole lot smaller.

The pacemaker is about to get a whole lot smaller


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A bald eagle in Iowa feeds its eaglets as part of a 24 hour webcast by the Raptor Resource Project.


Valley Forged-based pharmaceutical wholesaler AmerisourceBergen said Thursday that its quarterly revenue rose 5.7 percent from the same period in 2011.

Drug wholesaler AmerisourceBergen says revenue rose 5.7 percent


He said that with a clear mandate for the government, we hope that the budget will focus on growth and bring in reforms to take India fast forward into a new era; heralding balanced growth and bringing development into every nook and corner of the country.


Nissan said on Wednesday it would recall nearly 540 000 vehicles worldwide, most of them in the United States, due to brake-pedal defects and faulty fuel gauges.

Nissan to recall nearly 540 000 vehicles worldwide


It is heartbreaking news that the world's smallest man that had ever lived already passed away.

The smallest man in the world passed away


Animal control officials said two jaguars at the Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo will stay quarantined for 30 days instead of 10.


A new prescription aims to crush the pill mill problem before it gets worse in southern Indiana.

A new prescription to crush a pill mill problem


A 5.3-magnitude earthquake jolted Occidental Mindoro on Tuesday afternoon, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said Tuesday.


A MOTHER who deliberately smothered her seven-week-old baby was not of sound mind at the time, a Tasmanian Coroner has found.


An infant from Las Vegas died of blunt force trauma last week in California, police in California City said, but details surrounding the circumstances were not immediately available.

Infant from Las Vegas dies in California


Chennai, Jul 5 An engineering student hailing from Jharkhand was killed here today in a group rivalry over payment of commission for seats in some private engineering institutions in Tamil Nadu, police said.

Engineering student killed in group rivalry


A high-level official from Hamas held talks in Turkey's capital Ankara on Monday.

An official of Hamas holds talks in Ankara


Louisiana is 1 of 20 states with an economy growing faster than the nation as a whole.

Louisiana's economy growing faster than us


CITY MP Graham Allen claimed for almost £20,000 worth of food on his parliamentary allowances over four years -- including during months when the House of Commons was not sitting.

Graham Allen claimed for £20,000 worth of food


Justin Bieber showed off his caring side on Monday by flying a sick fan and her family to New York to meet him in person.

Justin Bieber flies sick fan to meet him


China urged the United States in Beijing Thursday to lift export restrictions that affect China and reduce trade and investment barriers to promote bilateral trade relations.

China urges US to lift export restrictions, reduce trade barriers


``After working on a movie for a year and delivering I feel a void, serious withdrawal, I MISS MY CREW,'' Dia, 29, posted on her Twitter page Monday.


Houston offensive coordinator Mike Nesbitt has resigned after the Cougars' 30-13 season-opening loss to Texas State.

Houston offensive coordinator Nesbitt resigns


Years of long service and hard work by officers and staff from West Yorkshire Police were recognised at an awards ceremony last night.


MarriedPeople, an organization designed to help churches help marriages, recently launched its first small group study, Core 4 Habits of a Great Marriage.

MarriedPeople launches first small group study


The second man killed in a helicopter crash in central London today has been named by Scotland Yard as Matthew Wood.

Second man killed in helicopter crash named


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The Tiger Boulevard Streetscape project, covering a two-mile stretch of Clemson, will officially begin Monday and continue for approximately 120 days.


Concord officials want a piece of any federal stimulus pie to pay for local infrastructure improvements.


Sinfonia Toronto has just announced its 2012-2013 season, the orchestra's 14th under the artistic direction of conductor Nurhan Arman.

Sinfonia Toronto announces 2012-2013 season


Skeletal remains have been found in a north Dublin park, gardai said.


Bobby Simmons returned from his abdominal injury on Tuesday, pitching in nine points and one rebound in a loss to the Rockets.

Bobby Simmons returns from abdominal injury


An artificial Christmas tree bought in 1931 has been put up for its 82nd year by a woman in Cambridgeshire.


Generac Holdings Inc., announced today the pricing of an underwritten secondary offering of 9,000,000 shares of its common stock by funds affiliated with CCMP Capital at a price to the public of $37.17 per share pursuant to the Company's shelf registration statement previously filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Generac Holdings Inc. announces pricing of secondary offering by funds affiliated with CCMP Capital


Sean Combs, recording artist and businessman, bought the fashion line Enyce from Liz Claiborne, for a reported $20 million.

Sean Combs buys Enyce from Liz Claiborne


Starbucks Corp. said it will expand its mobile payment options for customers who use Android phones and will allow mobile payments at its retail locations in Safeway grocery stores.

Starbucks expands mobile payment options


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'Not good at what they are trying to do'


Manchester City midfielder De Jong said: ``Sometimes Mario is a fool and at other times he is a genius -- there are two sides to him.


WASHINGTON Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Wednesday she will not run for president, leaving little doubt that the eventual Republican nominee will come from the current field of contenders.

Sarah Palin says she will not run for president


Alaska oil prices dropped below $100 a barrel today for the first time in six months.