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Government Fails to Prevent Clutter in Chile
06:52 02.03.2010 | Americas
Chilean devastating earthquake continues to cause chaos in the country's  second-biggest city despite all attempts of authority to calm the citizens and block multiple crimes.
Bill Clinton Experienced Angioplasty
01:35 12.02.2010 | Americas
Former President Bill Clinton underwent a procedure known as angioplasty, which involved surgeons placing two stents in one of his coronary arteries. Clinton was hospitalized Thursday at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan after experiencing discomfort in his chest.
Small Earthquake Shook Americans Early in the Morning
08:11 10.02.2010 | Americas
A rare moderate earthquake disturbed  northern Illinois Wednesday morning, waking up residents in the Chicago area.
Costa Rica Votes for the First Female President
05:14 08.02.2010 | Americas
Elections results in Costa Rica declared Laura Chinchilla the country's first woman president, though presumably rather influenced by previous male ruler.
Russia and U.S. Make Slow Progress on Arms Reduction Issue
09:48 03.02.2010 | Americas
The United States and Russia have reached an "agreement in principle" to slash their nuclear weapons stockpiles, the first such pact in nearly two decades, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
Tourists in Machu Picchu Long for Rescue Helicopters
03:34 28.01.2010 | Americas
Over 1,500 travellers still stranded by mudslides in  Peru's Machu Picchu area. They are safe but exchausted and frustrated by the living conditions in the temporary refuge site.
One More Alive Victim Found in Haitian Debris
02:15 28.01.2010 | Americas
Rescuers Wednesday dragged a Haitian girl alive from the rubble 15 days after a devastating quake, in a rare moment of joy for a country where victims still face a desperate shortage of aid.

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World

Nearly 50 countries helped CIA torture prisoners
Nearly 50 countries helped CIA torture prisoners
USA considers scenario of war with China
USA considers scenario of war with China
Japan declares propaganda war on China, Korea and Russia
Japan declares propaganda war on China, Korea and Russia
Israel shocked with the move of Iran and Argentina
Israel shocked with the move of Iran and Argentina
Pope Benedict XVI understands demands of today s world
Pope Benedict XVI understands demands of today's world
Fidel Castro: Now and forever
Fidel Castro: Now and forever
Cell Phone Use at the Wheel Tabooed for American Bus Drivers
01:28 27.01.2010 | Americas
U.S. officials of the trucking and bus industry say they support the new ban on texting while driving buses and trucks.
Venezuelian Channels Got Punished for Disobedience
07:31 24.01.2010 | Americas
The opposition RCTV channel and five other cable TV stations were forced off the air in Venezuela early Sunday after cable operators complied with a government order and refused to carry their signals.
Haiti's Officials Estimate Victims of the Earthquake
06:43 24.01.2010 | Americas
Haiti’s government provided a preliminary assessment of the earthquake’s body count on Saturday, putting it at more than 150,000, and declared that the search for survivors trapped in the rubble would soon be coming to an end.
The Disaster Prompts Drastic Changes in Haiti
04:14 23.01.2010 | Americas
The devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake that struck poverty-stricken Haiti just over a week ago offers a unique opportunity for reforming the country's economy and institutions, according to a former U.S. envoy to Haiti.
FBI Breaks the Law in Search of Terrorists
15:22 20.01.2010 | Americas
The FBI is reprimanded for improperly obtaining thousands of telephone records in terrorism investigations from 2003 to 2006.
The Most Populous U.S. State Is on Alert Because of Storm Forecast
15:00 20.01.2010 | Americas
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa addressed hundreds of Californians to obey evacuation orders and flee their homes before a dangerous storm hits their area Wednesday morning.
Barack Obama's Victory as President Encourages Afro-Americans
08:22 18.01.2010 | Americas
A new survey shows that African-Americans' assessment of progress and race relations in America has improved more dramatically than at any time in the last quarter century.  And, President Barack Obama's move into the White House appears to be the spark that ignited this rise in optimism and hope. 
Saturday's Tumult in JFK Started from Nothing
14:00 17.01.2010 | Americas
On Saturday afternoon, after a potential security breach, travelers were quickly evacuated from a terminal at the John F. Kennedy International Airport.

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New York Sparks at New Year as Ever
15:17 28.12.2009 | Americas
The New Year's Eve crystal ball that drops in Times Square will have a new kind of sparkle when it descends at the stroke of midnight Thursday, and revelers will be able to toast 2010 without popping a cork.
Santa Claus is Angel-Like in a Way
13:06 24.12.2009 | Americas
Santa Claus is already airborne and U.S. air defense forces are keeping tabs on him as they have every Christmas Eve for more than 50 years.
Hostages Release in U.S. Post Office Ends All Right
00:59 24.12.2009 | Americas
No one was hurt after an eight-hour hostage standoff. It finished late Wednesday when an armed, disabled man wheeled himself out of a Virginia post office and was taken into custody, according to the mayor of Wytheville.
U.S. Coast to Experience Winter Storm this Weekend
05:14 19.12.2009 | Americas
The U.S. East Coast was under a Winter Storm Warning early on Saturday for heavy snowfall centered around the nation's capital, the National Weather Service said on its website.
U.S. Trials to be Broadcasted for Public's Benefit
16:23 18.12.2009 | Americas
Video cameras, long banned from most federal courtrooms in U.S., could be used in civil trials throughout the West under a new rule in the federal judiciary’s Ninth Circuit.
Unregistered Immigrants to Become Legal in U.S.
05:36 16.12.2009 | Americas
A group of 87 Democratic lawmakers presented Tuesday a draft bill for comprehensive immigration reform that would pave the way to legalize undocumented immigrants in the United States.
Leaders of Latin America to Offer Alternative Climate Change Plan
14:07 14.12.2009 | Americas
Raul Castro on Sunday declared the global climate summit in Copenhagen a failure from the start and urged leftist Latin American leaders to devise their own plan on how to cope with climate change.
Even Big U.S. Cities Does not Mind Gay Rulers
11:08 13.12.2009 | Americas
The southern city of Houston late Saturday became the largest US metropolis to elect an openly gay mayor when Annise Parker, an open lesbian, claimed a solid victory over her rival.
American Hispanics: Study is Disturbing
04:59 11.12.2009 | Americas
U.S. researchers raise concern over Hispanics generations' development.
Chihuahuas Seriously Lack Protection and Care in the Sunny State
11:11 10.12.2009 | Americas
California is teemed with Chihuahuas and many of the creatures are very unhappy unlike their Hollywood congeners.
Obama Is not Really Happy with the Nobel Peace Prize
09:30 10.12.2009 | Americas
Thursday, on the day of Nobel Prize  Presentation  the US President Barack Obama admits that he is not the one who really deserves the Nobel Prize Aword.
U.S. Health Officials Disregard Abortion Amendment
07:33 09.12.2009 | Americas
Senate Democrats have reached a tentative deal on the divisive issue of abortion. Senators rejected an amendment that would have imposed stricter guidelines for the procedure.
Osama Bin Laden is Wanted not Less than Eight Years Ago
14:52 30.11.2009 | Americas
Eight years after Osama bin Laden escaped from U.S. forces in Afghanistan, he remains on the run because of a lack of trust and coordination between Washington and Islamabad, experts say.
Nothing Endangers U.S. AIDS Campaign
12:45 21.11.2009 | Americas
The head of the U.S. government's international AIDS campaign says the global recession can't change its plans.
Venezuela Is Up In Arm
06:36 09.11.2009 | Americas
President Hugo Chavez prefers to be ready for any attack, especially if it could be incited by U.S. government.
Queers are under Protection of the Law
02:38 23.10.2009 | Americas
From this day on U.S. laws will protect the rights of persons with non-conventional sexual orientation.
In gym with Obama
05:07 25.07.2008 | Americas
As thousands waited at the Sieges Saule monument in Berlin to hear Obama’s sensational speech, a BILD reporter met Barack all alone – in the gym! Here's the incredible account of Judith Bonesky’s meeting…
Something going on between Michelle Obama and Laura Bush
09:59 19.06.2008 | Americas
Presidential candidate Barack Obama's wife, Michelle, said Wednesday she was "touched" that first lady Laura Bush came to her defense after she was harshly criticized by Republicans for her comment that for the first time in her adult life she was proud of the United States. Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama...
John Negroponte meets top Japanese officials
03:31 02.03.2007 | Americas
John Negroponte, newly installed as the U.S. State Department's No. 2 official, met top Japanese officials Friday to kick off his first official overseas trip, a three-nation Asian tour seen as focusing on tensions with North Korea and regional security issues
New York City: Bedbugs bite the Big Apple in a problem growing across the U.S.
15:54 22.01.2006 | Americas
Legions of tiny bloodsucking bugs are biting their way through the Big Apple, making this the city that never sleeps ... tight. Bedbugs are back, and they're not just rearing their rust-colored heads in New York City. Experts say they're spreading to other states and countries. Exterminators who handled one or two bedbug calls a year are now...
Warren Buffett says U.S. trade deficit could create 'political turmoil'
13:34 18.01.2006 | Americas
The U.S. trade deficit is a bigger threat to the domestic economy than either the federal budget deficit or consumer debt and could lead to "political turmoil," billionaire investor Warren Buffett warned.
New Jersey casinos get a pass on U.S. state's new smoking ban
14:57 15.01.2006 | Americas
New Jersey will become the 11th U.S. state to prohibit smoking in restaurants, bars and most other indoor public places _ with the exception of casino gambling areas. Acting Gov. Richard J. Codey on Sunday signed the law which is scheduled to take effect April 15. Smoking is already outlawed in New Jersey government buildings, and many private...
Americans are loosing New Orleans
08:01 11.01.2006 | Americas
New Orleans residents are excited and worried about what rebuilding their city may entail. The Bring Back New Orleans Commission is preparing to publicly present its recommendation for rebuilding the city and fears are rampant that some residents will not be allowed to return to some areas, or that neighborhoods will be closed if they do not...
American army attends to reservists
03:12 11.01.2006 | Americas
The American army is taking steps to expel dozens of reservists who failed to report for active duty and in doing so, are warning others they could also be penalized if they don't heed orders to return to active service. The steps mark a change in the Army's struggle to deploy thousands of soldiers from the Individual Ready Reserve, a rarely...
War in Iraq could cost USA trillions of dollars
11:36 10.01.2006 | Americas
The Iraq war is likely to cost the United States some 1 or 2 trillion dollars, despite earlier assurances by the White House that these expenses would be manageable. The research, which was made public Monday, argues current official assessments of the war cost fail to consider key expenses likely to dog the US budget for years to come
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Opinion

Russia Threatens the West
Russia Threatens the West
The global crisis and the appropriation of wealth
The global crisis and the appropriation of wealth
True motives behind Obama s gun control stance
True motives behind Obama's gun 'control' stance
The rise of Bolshevik America?
The rise of Bolshevik America?
Obama: Nobel Peace Prize winning war criminal
Obama: Nobel Peace Prize winning war criminal
Cameron in Blunderland
Cameron in Blunderland

Science

Smart helmets and super-protective uniforms for soldiers of future
Smart helmets and super-protective uniforms for soldiers of future
Most mysterious seas on the planet
Most mysterious seas on the planet
Mysteries of stone circles in Russia s Bashkiria
Mysteries of stone circles in Russia's Bashkiria
2012 DA14: Too close for comfort
2012 DA14: Too close for comfort
Scientists seek woman to give birth to Neanderthal child
Scientists seek woman to give birth to Neanderthal child
US defense agency to develop new laser turrets for aircraft
US defense agency to develop new laser turrets for aircraft

Incidents

U.S. hawks worry over military inferiority
U.S. hawks worry over military inferiority
Air passengers go bananas over duty free alcohol
Air passengers go bananas over duty free alcohol
Judge falls asleep during trial in Russia
Judge falls asleep during trial in Russia
Syria: brave nation of survivors
Syria: brave nation of survivors
Canada s unsustainable slaughter of polar bears
Canada's unsustainable slaughter of polar bears
Man commits suicide in public by stabbing himself 5 times in the heart
Man commits suicide in public by stabbing himself 5 times in the heart

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