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- Police Identify Orlando Shooting Suspect
Out-of-work former employee on shooting spree that injured 5 and killed 1. - Ford: 2010 Taurus Sedan Production Hampered
Ford Motor Co. is being forced to shut production of its new Taurus full-size sedan because of the shortage of a transmission component. - An Artful of Wall
20 years since the Berlin Wall fell, the ghosts of the past have resurrected. This time, in an art museum in Los Angeles. Read on to find out more about this. - No Jobs in US, Unemployment Rate 10.2
The US unemployment rate has soared to an all time high, substantiating the claim that it may be a while before the US economy revives.... - Happening Birthday Bash Planned for Hot Scot
Guess what's on 13th November? The 40th birthday of Gerard Butler of course. Here's an update on all his birthday plans. - The Horror of Hitler, Still Left Behind
The BBC had reported yesterday that Hitler's family home in a small Austrian town has been put up for sale with an asking price quoted as 2.2 million Euros. There are many who fear the repercussions of this sale. This article highlights the horrors that Hitler has still left behind, the horrors... - Unemployment Hits 10.2 Percent, Highest Since 1983
Unemployment spiked to numbers higher than even the most grim projections, despite the end of the recession and some subtle signs of hope. - Fort Hood Shooting Brings Tragedy to the U.S. Military at Home
A terrible shooting incident in Fort Hood, Texas yesterday left 12 dead and 31 wounded and officials still trying to figure out exactly what happened and why. - World's First Arabic Speaking Robot Constructed in Gulf
Do you know Muslims are very particular about the use of language and they follow certain etiquettes to show respect to others while speaking. They greet each other by saying "As-Salamu Alaykum" which is always responded by "Wa-Alaikum-Salaam". With technology adapting the... - Cricket: Australia Beat India after Chewing Off All Their Nail Stubs
This is an unfair, unfair world. If you have watched last night's India-Australia match, you'll know exactly what I am talking about. After having everything from heart palpitations to nervous break downs during the exciting one day cricket match, I will try to recreate the monumental yet sad... - 12 Killed in Shootout at US Army Base
A gunman fired indiscriminately killing 12 and injuring more than 30 at a US Army base in Texas. - UN Relocating Staff in Afghanistan Following Attacks
After five foreign UN staff members were killed in suicide attacks in Afghanistan, the organization has decided to pull back staff and relocate them. - Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Request Time Apart
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reportedly asked to promote New Moon separately, in hopes of quieting rumors that the two are a couple. - Senate Moves to Extend Unemployment Benefits, Homebuyer Credit
The U.S. Senate has voted overwhelmingly to extend jobless benefits and to extend the first-time homebuyer’s tax credit. - Jon Gosselin Admits that His "Moral Compass" Was Out of Whack
Jon Gosselin has opened up about a variety of topics, from acknowledging his misconduct to apologizing to Kate. - Iran and Syria Deny Israel Claims
Iran and Syria have denied all allegations made by the Israelis on the arms and ammunition contained in an Antigua-flagged Francop vessel intercepted at the port of Ashdod yesterday. Here are the details on the story. - World's First Cat Catches Swine Flu
A cat in the United States has been infected with the H1N1 virus, which is said to be the first in the world. - GOP Makes Gains in Virginia and New Jersey
The GOP’s big wins in Virginia and New Jersey, despite the president’s campaigning for the Democratic candidates, is an indication that Obama is on very shaky political ground. - Nicholas Cage is Blaming Financial Ruin on Advisor
Nicholas Cage is facing massive financial losses and blaming his advisor – it’s so bad, in fact, that the actor had to sell his castle in Bavaria, which will likely be followed by an outpouring of support from fans, especially the masses that have been affected by the poor economy of late and have... - Rihanna Says Brown Beating Aftermath was Humiliating
Rihanna described the feeling of going to sleep as Rihanna and waking up as Britney Spears, with an onslaught of paparazzi. - Gay Marriage Defeated Again in Maine
Losing once again in a popular vote on the state level, gay-marriage advocates are left to ponder a new approach to swaying voters. - General Motors Changes its Mind: Leaves the Germans Vexed
General Motors has backed out from its highly publicized sale of Opel and Vauxhall and the Germans are not looking too kindly on this u-turn. Here is an analysts perspective on the top story of the day, 'Opel and Vauxhall to be retained by Motors'. - General Motors Not to Sell Opel
General Motors has decided not to go ahead and sell Opel and Vauxhall. It plans to retain these and work towards restructuring operations. - Warren Buffett Acquires Major Railroad
Warren Buffett's investment group, Berkshire Hathaway, has acquired the Burlington Northern Railroad for $34 Billion. - Twilight Barbie Dolls Set to Explode on Scene at Retailers
Barbie Dolls created in the likenesses of Twilight characters are sure to be top sellers as the holiday season gets under way. - The Shine is Definitively Off of Obamamania
Just one year after the start of an historic term as president, Barack Obama has found that the ebullience that surrounded his campaign and election has died down significantly. - Derek Hough Says He Didn’t Intend Mambo to Look so Sexual
Derek Hough and model dancing partner Joanna Krupa turned heads with their risqué mambo recently, but Hough says it wasn’t meant to look quite so sexual. - Obama: One Year Complete in White House
Barack Obama won the US Presidential elections in November 2008, and thus has completed one full year in the White House. - One More Down: The Glaciers of Mount Kilimanjaro
Generations to come may never know the glaciers of Mount Kilimanjaro unless we keep some photos of them. We can harp about climate change, worry about global warming and we can have high profile debates on ozone depletion, but these will solve nothing. While we are at it though, we can make a list... - Ford Posts 1 Billion Dollar Profit, Predicts More Profit in 2011
Ford Motor Company beat analysts predictions and appears to be regaining a foothold as the only U.S. automaker to avoid bankruptcy and federal bailout. - NBC and TLC Team to Air Yet Another Exclusive Kate Gosselin Interview
Industry insiders are questioning NBC's decision to align itself with such an unpopular and over-played figure as Kate Gosselin. The network will air an exclusive interview with her tonight on TLC. - Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney Visit White House
Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney, lobbyists and influential donors have been among the first to visit the White House, according to a report issued late last week. - Lindsay Lohan Calls Her Father a Lunatic…on Twitter, of Course
Lindsay Lohan is fighting mad at her father Michael, and has vented her frustration online via Twitter. - Second Wave of the Housing Crisis
If you thought that you were in the recovery phase of the massive housing loan crisis that had engulfed the entire world in its aftermath, the worse is yet to come. The predicted second wave of the housing crisis is supposed to be meaner and uglier, say analysts. If the second wave of the housing... - Apple To Fight Nokia Suit
Apple Inc. has finally responded to the suit filed by Nokia saying that they would not give up the case without a fight... - Formula 1: 2009 Season Wrap Up
Sunday saw the end of the 2009 Formula 1 season, and with the world champion and constructor's title already a foregone conclusion, it was all about the new circuit and the other remaining standings for the season. - Death Toll Rises as Typhoon Mirinae Moves West
This year, Philippines has been buffeted by more than 10 cyclones. The most recent one to strike the country is typhoon Mirinae, that has caused the deaths of at least 12 people. - European Union Takes a Stance or Is It Just Hot Air
While the world battles climate change, no country is willing to take the first step. It seems that the European Union has just done that by coming up with an action plan to take to the Copenhagen talks. Yet, with so many ifs and buts, and nothing in black and white, one wonders if this is just... - Madonna Snubbed by Yoga Guru
Multi-millionaire yoga guru Bikram Choudhary is said to have snubbed Madonna, something she isn't too pleased about. - Clinton Addresses Kashmir Issue
A thorn in the sides of both, India and Pakistan, the Kashmir issue has come under the limelight yet again...