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Facebook founder Zuckerberg will be called by feds for trial Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg will be called by the feds to testify at trial against a man accused of doctoring documents in a botched attempt to own half of the...
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Bubonic Plague Death Triggers Quarantine of Chinese City The 38-year-old victim may have come into contact with a dead marmot carrying infected fleas
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U.S. Officials Say They Tracked The Obama Administration says it tracked the missile that struck Malaysia Airlines Flight 17
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homophobia is a choice, not homosexuality; and religious scriptures teach us to be compassionate, non-judgmental and accept everyone else in totality without prejudice.
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Hey, Did I See You Petting Another Dog?

Time - 23 Jul 2014 20:01
Hey, Did I See You Petting Another Dog? Man's best friend takes that BFF thing seriously. Pay too much attention to a dog other than your own and you'd better be prepared to explain yourself when you get home.
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Costa Concordia to sail this week

CNN - 23 Jul 2014 02:14
The re-floated cruise ship is set to sail one last time, as it is towed to Genoa for dismantling.
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Undercover investigators find backdoors into Obamacare

New York Post - 23 Jul 2014 02:05
Undercover investigators find backdoors into Obamacare WASHINGTON — Congressional investigators using fake identities were able to obtain taxpayer-subsidized health insurance under President Barack Obama’s law, according to testimony to be delivered Wednesday. The nonpar...
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Cockpit of Malaysia Airlines Plane Remains Unguarded ABC News reporters have found fields with wreckage from the downed Malaysia Airlines plane that remains completely unguarded in spite of international calls for the evidence to be protected.
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Hamas Rockets Found in Second United Nations School

The Atlantic Wire - 23 Jul 2014 00:48
An undisclosed number of rockets were found in a school run by a United Nations agency for the second time in a week. This time, they were in a facility within proximity of 3,000 displaced Palestinians.
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Venezuela Begins Emptying 'World's Tallest Slum'

The Atlantic Wire - 23 Jul 2014 00:31
Named after its developer, financier David Brillembourg, "The Tower of David" was meant to be a bank, but was never finished. The skyscraper has no elevator, no water, and operates beyond maximum capacity.
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Firefighters battling an apartment blaze in Santiago, Chile Monday left no man or dog behind. This dog was found unconscious in one of the burning apartments. It had collapsed due to smoke inhalation. But down on the str...
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Stephen Silva, 21, had drug and firearms charges filed against him last week.
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You Can't Check-In on Foursquare's Main App Starting Tomorrow Foursquare is shedding its rep as a check-in app to compete with discovery services like Yelp
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(Reuters) - Joko "Jokowi" Widodo was declared the winner of Indonesia's presidential election on Tuesday, bringing the promise of major reforms to the world's third largest democracy. The Elections Commission, known as K...
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Gaza strikes could buy temporary peace

CNN - 23 Jul 2014 07:22
Analysts say the incursion could buy Israel short term peace. But what does it want to achieve?
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Why Has the Sun Gone So Quiet?

Discovery News - 23 Jul 2014 01:11
Why Has the Sun Gone So Quiet? Although the sun is our nearest star, we certainly don't have it all figured out.
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According to reports, when Stephen Colbert takes over for David Letterman in 2015, the 'Late Show' will stay in New York. 
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As if you needed another reason never to wear one of these things. 
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Astronaut Sees 'Explosions and Rockets' Over Gaza and Israel In a Twitter update posted by European Space Agency astronaut Alex Gerst the conflict in Gaza and Israel has taken an orbital twist.
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Blue Whales Clash With US Shipping Lanes

Discovery News - 23 Jul 2014 23:55
The feeding grounds of blue whales along the U.S. West Coast overlap dangerously with shipping lanes, placing the behemoths in danger of collisions with ships.
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Teen, father killed in crash during flight around the globe Days shy of becoming the youngest person to fly around the world in a month, an Indiana teen tragically died when his plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Haris Suleman,...
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Putin Isn't Panicking

Slate - 23 Jul 2014 23:47
Not since the collapse of the Soviet Union have so many American pundits and journalists offered such varied interpretations of so few signs coming out of the Kremlin. Everybody wants to know: What will Putin do about Uk...
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