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Sky News cameraman killed in Cairo | | A cameraman with Sky News was killed in Egypt Wednesday as he covered the violent unrest in Cairo, the UK-based news channel reported on its website. |
Last Nixon Watergate tapes released | | After he announced the resignations of four top officials in his administration in 1973, Richard Nixon swore he was done with talking about Watergate, according to the last batch of tapes released by the National Archives. |
Amen Corner God's Golfers | | Forget hitting the greens -- it's the fairway to heaven which is on the minds of some of the world's top golfers. |
Women have the last laugh at Edinburgh Fringe | | LONDON (Reuters) - Stand-up comic Bridget Christie was about to put her career on pause as she realized that at 41 and with two young kids she earned less than her babysitter. But on Saturday she won the most prestigious prize in British comedy. |
Verizon in talks to buy out Vodafone stake sources | | LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Verizon Communications is close to buying the remaining stake in Verizon Wireless from Vodafone Group PLC it does not own for potentially $130 billion, according to people familiar with the talks, in what could be the third-biggest deal of all time. |
Manchester United and Chelsea Tie | | Wayne Rooneys headline-grabbing presence could not inspire Manchester United to victory in David Moyess first home game in charge as Chelsea ground out a 0-0 draw. |
Obama makes case for punishing Syria over gas attack | | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama vowed on Wednesday that the Syrian government would face "international consequences" for last week's deadly chemical attack, but made clear any military response would be limited to avoid dragging the United States into another war in the Middle East. |
Update Tour Iran? Operators Hope So | | Irans new president is promoting international tourism as part of his plan to fix the countrys economy, but United States officials continue to warn against travel there. |
Brazil's Batista sells 1.56 pct of oil firm OGX to pay EBX debts | | RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian tycoon Eike Batista, the controlling shareholder of OGX Petrleo e Gs Particiaes SA, sold 1.54 percent of the oil company's stock to pay debts of his EBX group, OGX said in a statement to securities regulators on Thursday. |
Obama welcomes '72 Miami Dolphins to the White House | | Aug. 20 - Saying, "I decided it was high time to pay tribute to the NFL's only perfect team," President Barack Obama honored Super Bowl VII Champions, the 1972 Miami Dolphins, in an East Room ceremony. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). |
North Korea executes leader's ex | | Aug. 29 The ex-girlfriend of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was among several performers put to death on pornography allegations, a South Korean newspaper reports. Lindsey Parietti reports. |
British government accuses political rivals of helping Syria's Assad | | LONDON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron's government on Thursday accused the Labour party of "giving succour" to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, after the opposition party made clear it would not support an imminent military strike against Syria. |
Vodafone confirms sale talks with Verizon | | Aug 29 - UK telecom giant Vodafone confirms talks have begun with US company Verizon Communications over the sale of its 45 percent share in their joint venture Verizon Wireless, in a deal that could be worth $130 billion. Ivor Bennett reports. |
Update Tour Iran? Operators Hope So | | Irans new president is promoting international tourism as part of his plan to fix the countrys economy, but United States officials continue to warn against travel there. |
Musharraf indicted in Bhutto case | | A Pakistani court on Tuesday indicted former President Pervez Musharraf over the killing of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, the first time formal allegations have been filed against an ex-military chief in the South Asian nation. |
Thai Officials Play Down Effects of Oil Spill | | In Thailand's third-largest oil spill, the government was quick to try to declare the affected areas safe for tourists, with one official going as far to swim in one of the worst-contaminated areas. |
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