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North Korea slams report that it torpedoed South Korean ship
Thursday, 05.20.2010, 02:52pm
North Korea denied Thursday that it fired a torpedo that sank a South
Korean warship in March, killing 46 sailors.
South Korean
military officials on Thursday announced the results of an official
investigation into the sinking of the Cheonan, prompting North Korea to
accuse them of fabricating evidence.
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Female suicide bombers blamed in Moscow subway attacks
Monday, 03.29.2010, 12:28pm
Russian investigators combing two subway stations attacked by female
suicide bombers think Chechen rebels may have been behind the rush-hour
strike that killed dozens of people.
"Our preliminary assessment
is that this act of terror was committed by a terrorist group from the
North Caucasus region," said Alexander Bortnikov of the Federal Security
Service, in reference to the investigation at one of the blast sites.
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TV presenter gets death sentence for sorcery
Friday, 03.19.2010, 06:37pm
Amnesty International is calling on Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah to
stop the execution of a Lebanese man sentenced to death for "sorcery."
In a statement released Thursday, the international rights group
condemned the verdict and demanded the immediate release of Ali Hussain
Sibat, former host of a popular call-in show that aired on Sheherazade, a
Beirut based satellite TV channel. Amnesty International is calling on Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah to
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War in Iraq was 'right decision'
Friday, 03.05.2010, 12:45pm
Britain's involvement in the invasion of Iraq "was the right
decision and it was for the right reasons," Prime Minister Gordon Brown
said Friday in his first response at an inquiry into country's role in
the March 2003 conflict.
Brown was answering a question from the
chairman of the inquiry, John Chilcot, about whether he thought taking
military action in March 2003 was the right decision, especially given
that it led to such a great loss of life among military personnel and
civilians.
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The Facebook games that millions love (and hate)
Tuesday, 02.23.2010, 10:34am
Early each morning, millions of farmers around the world rise to
toil in their fields. By night, gangs of mobsters scheme and legions of
poker players shuffle up and deal.
Sure, none of it's real. But
the overwhelming popularity of so-called social gaming -- simple games
that let people play with their friends on networking sites such as
Facebook -- is changing the face of video games, experts say.
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Britain releases new UFO files
Thursday, 02.18.2010, 07:19am
A hovering Toblerone and a silky-white residue join near-misses and
strange lights in the British government's latest release of its files
on UFO sightings.
Made public Thursday, the files are the fifth
collection of records about unidentified flying objects to be released
by the Ministry of Defence and The National Archives as part of a
project to open the files up to a wider audience.
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Man goes undercover to combat child sex slavery
Tuesday, 02.09.2010, 07:57am
Aaron Cohen first met Jonty Thern and her older sister, Channy, in
2005 while singing in a karaoke bar in Battambang, Cambodia. He has
come back to see them every year since.
The California native
often schedules his trips for November, the month when Cambodians
celebrate the Bonn Om Teuk water festival, marking the end of the rainy
season.
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Iran to tell U.N.: Enrichment to start Tuesday
Monday, 02.08.2010, 10:14am
Iran will inform the U.N. nuclear watchdog that it will begin
enriching uranium to 20 percent on Tuesday, the country's atomic chief
said.
Iran's envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency,
Ali-Asghar Soltanieh, said his country handed over a letter to the
agency stating its intention, Press TV reported.
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N. Korea says it is releasing U.S. citizen
Friday, 02.05.2010, 08:42am
North Korea said Friday it was releasing an American detained in
North Korea after reportedly illegally entering the country in
December, state-run media reported.
"The relevant organ of the
DPRK decided to leniently forgive and release him, taking his admission
and sincere repentance of his wrongdoings into consideration," KCNA
reported. The news agency earlier reported a lengthy account of what
were said to be Park's misunderstandings about the North and how they
had been proven wrong since crossing the border.
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Detained Americans thought they met with Haitian police
Wednesday, 02.03.2010, 07:01am
Ten Americans accused of illegally trying to take children out of
Haiti met with people they thought were Haitian and Dominican
authorities the week before being stopped at the border, said
interpreters who worked with the group.
The Americans were
turned back Friday as they tried to take 33 children across the border
into the Dominican Republic. At least some of the group are members of
the Central Valley Baptist Church in Meridian, Idaho. They are being
held in a jail in Port-au-Prince.
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