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Concordia captain's stunt blamed for cruise wreck
The dangerous manoeuvre that caused the Costa Concordia cruise ship to crash into rocks off the shore of the Italian island of Giglio last month was likely the result of a rivalry between its captain and that of another ship to see who could get closest t
Snow-stranded Europeans rescued as deaths rise to 79
Rescue helicopters evacuated dozens of people from snow-blocked villages in Serbia and Bosnia and air-lifted in emergency food and medicine as a severe cold spell kept Eastern Europe in its icy grip, with the death toll climbing to 79.
Egypt soccer riot toll climbs to 74
The Egptian parliament has scheduled an emergency session on Thursday following a riot at a soccer game that left more than 70 people dead and 1,000 injured.
Islamists admit London Stock Exchange bomb plotLONDON (Reuters) - Four radical Islamists admitted in court on Wednesday plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange as part of a campaign of al Qaeda-inspired attacks across the British capital in the
Iran said willing to attack U.S. soilIran is increasingly likely to launch terrorist attacks inside the United States and against U.S. and allied targets around the world, the U.S. spy chief said.
Deadly night on hazy north Florida highway
A long line of cars and trucks collided one after another early Sunday on a dark Florida highway so shrouded in haze and smoke that drivers were instantly blinded. At least 10 people were killed.
Davos summit ends amid unease with world economy
The world's foremost gathering of business and political leaders wrapped up their meetings Sunday in Davos, Switzerland amid fears that economic turmoil in Europe could spread around the world.
Magnitude 5.5 earthquake shakes Japan
A magnitude-5.5 earthquake rattled Yamanashi prefecture in central Japan on Saturday morning, the Japan Meteorological Agency reported. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries, and no tsunami warning was issued.
Syrian violence escalates, death toll rises
Two days of bloody turmoil in Syria killed at least 74 people as forces loyal to President Bashar Assad shelled residential buildings, fired on crowds and left bleeding corpses in the streets in a dramatic escalation of violence, activists said Friday.
Cruise ship survivors offered $14,454 compensationThe company that owns the Costa Concordia — the cruise ship that capsized off Tuscany — is offering uninjured passengers €11,000 ($14,454 Cdn) each to compensate them for lost baggage and psychological trauma.
85-year-old Alaskan woman saves husband from attacking mooseRead '85-year-old Alaskan woman saves husband from attacking moose' from our blog Good News on Yahoo! News. George Murphy, 82, and his wife, Dorothea Taylor, 85, were giving their dogs some fresh air at the Willow Airport on Friday morning when Murphy was
Public Paterno memorial caps off 3 days of mourning
With fond memories and lavish praise that might have embarrassed their beloved coach, Penn State paid tribute to Joe Paterno at a public memorial Thursday, an event that capped three days of public mourning following his death from lung cancer.
U.S. navy sued over possible sonar impact on whales
Conservationists and Native American tribes are suing over the U.S. navy's expanded use of sonar in training exercises off the country's west coast, saying the noise can harass and kill whales and other marine life.
Police escort Australian PM through security scareCANBERRA, Australia — Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard stumbled and was caught by a security guard as riot police helped her force a path through a crowd of rowdy protesters following a ceremony to mark Australia's national day Thursday.
Bruins' Tim Thomas refuses to meet with Obama
The Boston Bruins' Stanley Cup hero, Tim Thomas, refused to meet with U.S. President Barack Obama during the team's meet-and-greet with the Commander-in-Chief Monday, saying the U.S. government is "out of control."
U.S. seeks aboriginal help to halt drugs from Canada
Federal law enforcement agencies will help tribal officers obtain equipment and training on aboriginal lands near the U.S.-Canadian border as part of the White House's newly released strategy for reducing the flow of illegal drugs.
Turkey does 1st triple-limb transplant
A hospital in southern Turkey has performed the world's first triple limb transplant, attaching two arms and one leg to a 34-year-old man, an official said.
Malta shuts down Canadian small-arms firing exercise
The Halifax-based frigate HMCS Charlottetown was conducting a small-arms firing exercise earlier this week, with sailors firing 9 mm pistols towards the empty ocean, when they were ordered by Maltese officials to stop.
Britain spied on Russia with 'fake rock'
Electronic equipment hidden inside a fake rock in a Moscow park helped the United Kingdom spy on Russia, according to a former official with the British government.
Mars meteorite chunks fall to Earth
Meteorite chunks from Mars fell over Morocco last summer — the first time in 50 years such an event has occurred, scientists confirmed Tuesday.
Severed human head, hands, feet found in Hollywood
Los Angeles police looked for more human body parts Wednesday after searchers discovered two hands and two feet in the same area of a park where dog walkers found a severed human head inside a plastic bag.
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