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Bahrain royal family orders army to turn on the people
But even as they fled in headlong panic, a helicopter sprayed gunfire at them and more fell. Paramedics from ambulances that had rushed to the scene darted forward to help the wounded, but they too were shot at. Several were detained and at least one ambu
Mountain named after Vladimir Putin
BISHKEK - Kyrgyzstan’s parliament voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to immortalize Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin by naming a mountain in his honour, in a move to reinforce ties with former imperial master Moscow.
Iranian warships to attempt Suez trip
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said Wednesday that two Iranian warships are about the transit the Suez Canal — a move he described as a "provocation."
Iraqi lied about weapons of mass destruction
Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi said he made up a story told to German intelligence officials throughout 2000 about mobile biological weapons and clandestine factories. His motive was to overthrow the Iraqi government
Orlando Area High School Cuts Disabled PitcherA double-amputee high-school pitcher, who many see as a symbol of perseverance for overcoming a physical disability and excelling as an athlete, was cut from his school's baseball team, prompting an outcry from many in his Florida community.
Coca-Cola secret recipe revealed
The original recipe for Coca-Cola — "one of the most jealously guarded trade secrets in the world" — has been uncovered by a Chicago Public Radio program.
Food prices at 'dangerous' levels: World Bank
The World Bank said Tuesday food prices have hit "dangerous levels" that could contribute to political instability, push millions of people into poverty and raise the cost of groceries.
Swiss stick to their guns in weapons vote
Switzerland upheld its reputation for having one of the most liberal yet lethal firearms laws in Europe yesterday after voters overwhelmingly rejected proposals that would have obliged some two million gun owners in the country to keep their weapons in pu
Man kills 4 in stabbing rampage across NYC
NEW YORK, N.Y. - A graffiti artist armed with five knives went on a bloody 28-hour rampage across New York City, fatally stabbing his stepfather, ex-girlfriend and her mother, running down a pedestrian with a stolen Lexus and knifing a subway passenger be
'Moby Dick' captain's ship found
US marine archaeologists have found the sunken whaling ship belonging to the captain who inspired Herman Melville's classic 19th Century novel, Moby Dick.
Egypt's military to rule until civilian government elected
Egypt's military took preliminary steps to return the nation to order after taking power following President Hosni Mubarak's ouster, promising to uphold international agreements and retain power until a civilian government is elected.
6.8 earthquake hits Chile
A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck central Chile Friday, centred in almost exactly the same spot where last year's magnitude-8.8 quake spawned a tsunami and devastated coastal communities.
Kandahar attack kills at least 18
Taliban insurgents armed with bombs, automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenades attacked the Kandahar police headquarters Saturday during a bloody assault on the southern Afghan city that killed at least 18 people and wounded dozens more.
Mubarak steps down
he streets of Cairo and across Egypt erupted into celebration a few minutes after 6 p.m. local time (11 a.m. ET) Friday as Hosni Mubarak stepped down as President of Egypt.
Deaf dog learns sign language
KANSAS CITY, MO. - A dog who couldn’t hear has learned some sign language thanks to inmates at a U.S. prison and children at a school for the deaf.
Canada geese killed to improve aviation safety
New Yorkers won't have to worry about the green droppings of close to 1,600 Canada geese this year, after wildlife officials rounded them up and gassed them last summer in an effort to improve aviation safety and keep public spaces looking beautiful.
Clinton warns 'perfect storm' brewing in the Middle East
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warned Saturday of a brewing "perfect storm" of economic woes, political repression and popular discontent across the Middle East and urged regional leaders to embrace democratic reforms despite risks of shor
'Risks remain' after Chile quake
Central Chile still runs the risk of a large earthquake close to the site of last February's Magnitude 8.8 event, scientists say.
Looters rip heads off 2 mummies at Egyptian MuseumCAIRO — Would-be looters broke into Cairo's famed Egyptian Museum, ripping the heads off two mummies and damaging about 10 small artifacts before being caught and detained by army soldiers, Egypt's antiquities chief said Saturday.
Russia signs nuclear arms cut pact
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Friday signed the ratification of a nuclear arms cut pact with the United States, the centrepiece of President Barack Obama's efforts to reset ties with Moscow.
Unmanned plane patrolling stretch of Canada-U.S. border
An unmanned plane the U.S. government has been using to patrol North Dakota's northern border since 2009 is now flying along a greater section of America's northern frontier, stretching from Spokane, Washington, to the Lake of the Woods region in Minnesot
Exercise pioneer Jack LaLanne dies at 96
Jack LaLanne, the fitness guru who inspired television viewers to trim down, eat well and pump iron for decades before diet and exercise became a national obsession, died Sunday. He was 96.
Vast oil reserves near Paris
The rolling hills to the east of Paris are known for their cash crops. Large quantities of vegetables and grain, champagne and brie have been produced here for centuries. Oil industry estimates claim that there are between 50 billion and 200 billion barre
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