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Two suicide bombers blew themselves up in a market area in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing at least 22 people wounding about 50, authorities said.
Would you barcode your baby? Microchip implants have become standard practice for our pets, but have been a tougher sell when it comes to the idea of putting them in people.
Once upon a time, the great King Canute, strolling on a beach with his courtiers, ordered the waves to halt.
An atom has been split into halves, separated, and then put back together, in new research from the University of Bonn.
Four Latin American countries announced Tuesday that they’re pulling out of a regional defense treaty while pressing for changes in the Organization of American States.
Thomas D. Raffaele, a 69-year-old justice of the New York State Supreme Court, encountered a chaotic scene while walking down a Queens street with a friend: Two uniformed police officers stood over a shirtless man lying facedown on the pavement. The
US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta is in India to encourage the country to play a more active role in the Afghanistan conflict.
President Vladimir Putin has said Russia will cement its military alliance with China, including an increase in joint exercises in the Asia-Pacific.
The transit of Venus across the Sun has enthralled astronomers and amateur stargazers alike.
Supporters of Rep. Ron Paul suspect the Republican National Convention is toying with them, and they’re taking their complaint to social media, talk radio and anyone else who will listen. Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0612/77075.
Spec sheet sent anonymously to 9to5Mac describes a new model that is thinner and lighter than its predecessor, as well as sporting a higher resolution screen.
A potentially dangerous sexually transmitted disease that infects millions of people each year is growing resistant to drugs and could soon become untreatable, the World Health Organization said Wednesday.
As IPv6 Day heralds the enormous success of the Internet in commercial and social settings, the Internet community faces a need to meet unanticipated demand for IPv4 addresses.
Robert M. La Follette, the architect of the progressive movement that a century ago made Wisconsin the nation's "laboratory of democracy," recognized that the experiments would at times go awry.
Today, the Senate Republican minority filibustered to block passage of the Paycheck Fairness Act in a 52 to 47 tally, successfully killing the bill.
When longtime, prize-winning coal activist Maria Gunnoe went to Washington D.C. to testify to the House Committee on Natural Resources about the horrific water pollution her West Virginia neighbors live with day in and day out, she brought some photo
Israel is fully prepared to attack Iran if needed, declared Israeli Defense Forces Chief of Staff Benny Gantz, saying the military threat is one convincing method of forcing Tehran to give up its nuclear ambitions.
Leaking classified data to Wikileaks saw Private Bradley Manning charged with 22 counts including capital offence.
Mr. Mayopoulos was forced out as general counsel at Bank of America as executives were at odds over mounting losses linked to its purchase of Merrill Lynch in December 2008. Mr. Mayopoulos was replaced by Brian T. Moynihan, who went on to become chie
The first doctor to reach President Abraham Lincoln after he was shot in a Washington theater rushed to the presidential box and found him paralyzed, comatose and leaning against his wife. Dr. Charles Leale ordered brandy and water to be brought imme
Under growing international and financial market pressure to fix the region’s bank problems, European officials took a step on Tuesday toward surrendering a cherished national prerogative by proposing to knit banking systems together more closely.
A bill that would pave the way for women to more easily litigate their way to pay equality failed to clear a procedural hurdle in the Senate on Tuesday as Republicans united against the measure for the second time in two years.
With Europe falling deeper into crisis and Congress paralyzed, only one institution may have the flexibility to try to keep the U.S. economic recovery on track: the Federal Reserve. But the Fed faces a daunting burden. Any new action could provoke
Only three small euro-zone countries have resorted to international bailouts and the hard conditions that come with them, and Spain, the currency union’s fourth-largest economy, is desperate to avoid becoming by far the largest casualty.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) has fended off a challenge from Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (D) in the Badger State’s recall election, handing a victory to the GOP in a battle over collective bargaining rights and budget-cutting that has drawn nation
The legendary economist - globally known, who's appeared on multi radio shows, (to include GLPVC's TheRawFeed @godlikeproductions.com) who published a weekly financial (The International Forecaster) , has died of cancer June 4th at 1215pm..
Here are pictures from a discovery made in March. The bar passed a hand-held xrf scan which showed 99.98% pure AU. The tungsten was only discovered when the bar was physically cut in half.
FLAGSTAFF, AZ - If you're driving up to the high country this week, expect more police along Interstate 40. The Arizona Department of Public Safety is conducting road checks between Tuesday and Thursday on commercial vehicles. It's an interna
People stopped at an intersection suddenly found themselves staring at cocked loaded guns held by police, were dragged out of their cars, handcuffed, with police demanding to search their vehicles, and detained 2 hours as criminals
So now we have Rambo Obama, a steely warrior who hurls death-dealing drones at anyone who threatens the good old USA. Including children. Those children are presumed guilty by virtue of proximity, and not even
