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Latest World News from Buzzle.com- Fifty Shades Trilogy Tops 10 Million Books Sold
Sales of E.L. James’ Fifty Shades trilogy of erotic fiction books have exploded in just two short months, already topping 10 million books sold. - Inbound U.S. Flight Diverted After Woman Claims to Have Explosives
A US Airways flight bound for Charlotte was intercepted by F-15 fighters and diverted to Maine after a female passenger claimed an explosive device had been surgically implanted inside her. - John Mayer Now Regrets Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson Interviews
John Mayer told NPR that he regrets spilling details of his relationships with Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson in magazine interviews in 2010. - Nuclear Negotiations with Iran Take Positive Turn
Iran has agreed to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to resume its inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities and programs - Newark’s Mayor Booker Backtracks from Obama Campaign Criticism
Newark’s Mayor Booker is an Obama supporter, but has called for an end to "politics as usual" even when it’s occurring on his party’s side of the aisle - Student’s Music Download Fine of $675,000 Will Not Be Reduced
A student who downloaded and shared songs on a file-sharing system has been fined $675,000, had the fine reduced, and then had the reduction overturned, only to find that the Supreme Court has rejected his plea for an appeal. - Kristen Wiig Takes Final Bow as Cast Member of SNL
Kristen Wiig was given an emotional musical send-off in the season finale of Saturday Night Live, marking her last episode as a regular member of the SNL cast. - Facebook IPO Disappoints, Investor Concerns Mounting
After Facebook shares closed their first day of trading at pennies above their opening price, the upcoming week could be telling as investors weigh the long-term value of the social network. - Madagascar an Unlikely Film at Cannes Film Festival
Madagascar may not be the typical entry at Cannes, but the films directors are doing great things with the franchise and hope the third installment, filmed in 3D, makes a splash. - Scott Walker Gaining in Wisconsin Recall Campaign
Scott Walker is the governor of Wisconsin, and faces a recall vote that is coming at the hands of the public unions in his state – if he remains in the Governor’s seat, it will strike a blow against government spending and union meddling and mark a victory for what is right about America. - Iran Considers Suing Google Over Omission of Persian Gulf from Maps
The government of Iran has voiced its displeasure with Google over the company's decision not to label the body of water known as the Persian Gulf. - Senators Blast Facebook Co-Founder for Leaving U.S.
Two blathering fools from the U.S. Senate are giving Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin a hard time about renouncing his U.S. citizenship even though he hasn’t lived here in years and was born in Brazil.


