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Egyptian Army Denies Plans to Pardon Mubarak
Recent speculation that the Egyptian army would pardon ousted President Hosni Mubarak, was rebuked by army officials on ...
Middle East
May 18, 2011
Air Force One Lands Safely Following Routine Go Around
Air Force One, the airplane used to fly the president, made an aborted landing attempt with President Barack ...
US
May 18, 2011
Rwandan General Given 30 Years for Role in 1994 Genocide
The former Rwandan army chief of staff was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his actions during ...
Africa News
May 17, 2011
Wildfires Devastate Parts of Canada
Wildfires in Canada have extended across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories, according to satellite maps.
US
May 17, 2011
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to Announce Presidential Bid
Newt Gingrich, Georgia Republican and former House Speaker, is expected to officially announce his presidential bid on Wednesday ...
US
May 11, 2011
Three Dead After Shooting at San Jose State University
Three people including the suspect were killed Tuesday evening at San Jose State University during a shooting at ...
US
May 11, 2011
Amtrak and States Get $2 Billion for High-Speed Rail
Ray LaHood, the U.S. Transportation Secretary, announced $2 billion for high-speed rail, which will be a large investment ...
US
May 9, 2011
Memphis Faces Intense Floods from Mississippi River
Memphis is used to floods and the threat of floods, but today's battle against Mother Nature is more ...
US
May 9, 2011
Stealth Helicopter in Osama Bin Laden Raid Revealed?
Stealth helicopter in Osama bin Laden's compound? Photos of the Blackhawk helicopter that crashed at the site reveal ...
World News
May 5, 2011
Dave Duerson’s Suicide, Brain Trauma, and Its Implications in the NFL
Football is a contact sport; it is physical, it is rough, and more often than not, it is ...
NFL
May 3, 2011
Chicago Bulls’ Derrick Rose Wins MVP
Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls has won the NBA's MVP award, becoming the youngest player ever to ...
NBA
May 3, 2011
The California Condor Climbs Out of Near-Extinction
The California condor went extinct in the wild around 25 years ago, but now the condor is coming ...
Science
April 27, 2011
Man Drives Into Grand Canyon and Survives
A 21-year-old man accidentally drove off the south rim of the Grand Canyon and emerged with non-life-threatening injuries.
US
April 27, 2011
New Sentence for Mumia Abu-Jamal
Today the federal appeals court ruled that death-row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal should get a new sentencing hearing. The ...
US
April 26, 2011
UNESCO Heritage Site in Vietnam Damaged by Assembly House Construction
A section of the wall protecting Vietnam's Thang Long Royal Citadel has collapsed due to construction.
World News
April 13, 2011
Is Wind Power Better for the Japanese?
Remarkably, most of Japan's wind plants survived the devastating earthquake and tsunami, according to a statement by Japan's ...
World News
April 12, 2011
Applebee’s Accidentally Served Fifteen-Month-Old Alcohol
Applebee's served alcohol to a toddler last week on accident and released an apology to the family, according ...
US
April 12, 2011
American Detained in North Korea
Two State Department officials informed CNN that an American man is being confined in North Korea.
International
April 12, 2011
Utah Jazz Best Los Angeles Lakers 86—85
The Los Angeles Lakers have lost two in a row? Yes, sounds strange, but they lost to the ...
NBA
April 6, 2011
One-year Anniversary of Upper Big Branch Mine Disaster
In honor of the April 5, 2010 Upper Big Branch Mine disaster, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin will participate ...
US
April 6, 2011
FAA Issues Emergency Directive for Boeing 737s
According to a Federal Aviation Administration press release on April 4, the FAA is issuing an emergency directive ...
US
April 6, 2011
LeBron James Visits Cleveland: Cavs Beat Heat 90-102
LeBron James returned to his hometown where he and the Heat were handed a resounding 102—90 defeat.
NBA
March 30, 2011
Oklahoma City Thunder Grab OT Win Over Golden State Warriors
Oklahoma City Thunder played the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night, and the Thunder won in overtime, 115—114.
NBA
March 30, 2011
Big Losses and Big Wins: Boston, Chicago, and San Antonio Lose Monday Night
It's a given that even the best teams lose every now and then, but it's doubly interesting when ...
NBA
March 29, 2011
BP Managers May Be Charged With Manslaughter: Report
U.S. authorities may charge BP managers with manslaughter.
US
March 29, 2011
Lakers Sink Suns in Triple Overtime
Suns lose the game 111-103, and the Lakers move forward to face the Boston Celtics, and eventually get ...
NFL
March 23, 2011
Atlanta Hawks Lose By 33 Points to Chicago Bulls
There are times when you just win a game, and then there are times when you win a ...
NBA
March 23, 2011
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