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- World Number 1 Crown for Roger
Roger Federer proves that he is not down and out, winning back the year ending number 1 spot from Nadal...
- Nadal Crashes Out of ATP World Tour Finals: 'Gatecrasher' Soderling First to Qualify
Action continues at the world's largest indoor tennis tournament, the ATP World Tour Finals, in London....
- 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks: 1st Anniversary
It has been a year now since the deadly terrorist attacks on Mumbai, the financial and business capital of India, took place on November 26, 2008.
- Lou Dobbs May Be Gearing Up for a Presidential Bid
Lou Dobbs, just two weeks removed from his place at CNN, has recently noted that he is considering running for president in 2012.
- Lambert Performance at AMAs Draw Many Complaints
Since his stint on American Idol has ended, Adam Lambert has been nothing if not provocative – now, a recent performance at the AMAs has left many sending in complaints to ABC.
- Delaroche's Controversial "Charles I Insulted" Being Restored for Display
French painter Paul Delaroche's contentious painting of Charles I being insulted and jeered by Oliver Cromwell's soldiers, shortly before his execution in 1649, is in the process of being restored and will be placed in the public domain soon.
- 26/11 Terror Attack: A Year After
A year after the 26/11 terror attacks on Taj and Trident hotels in Mumbai, the families of the victims are still battling the trauma.
- Murray 'Serves' Himself a Loss
Action at the ATP Tour Finals continues with the second of the round robin matches finishing on Tuesday...
- Jon & Kate Plus 8 Mercifully Airs its Final Episode
In the final episode of Jon & Kate Plus 8, both parents went to great lengths to explain themselves and why each is right in their respective actions.
- President Obama Expected to Announce Troop Surge in Afghanistan
Media outlets are reporting that President Obama has decided to send between 25,000 and 35,000 troops to Afghanistan to help quell the insurgency.
- Ruling on Hurricane Katrina Opens Government to Mass Lawsuits
Hurricane Katrina victims may finally be getting "their due" after a judge has found that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was at fault for much of the problems that occurred after the storm.
- Adam Lambert Readying Release of CD in Wake of AMA Performance
Adam Lambert will launch a new CD shortly, soon after an eye-opening performance at the American Music Awards.
- WADA Rules Too Harsh?
Are the rules put forward by the World Anti Doping Agency [WADA] too harsh for players...
- FedEx Survives Scare, Nadal Beaten
It took world number 1, Roger Federer 3 sets to get past Spaniard Fernando Verdasco, while 4 time French Open champion 'Rafa' Nadal suffered a shock first match defeat at the hands of Robin Soderling...
- Michael Jackson Awarded Four Trophies at American Music Awards
Michael Jackson was awarded four posthumous titles at last night's American Music Awards, with Taylor Swift winning Artist of the Year.
- JLo to Follow "So You Think You Can Dance" Choreography
Jennifer Lopez is dancing to the choreography of well-known choreographers Tabitha and Napoleon D’umo these days, including in a big performance last night.
- GOP Warns that Health Recommendations Could Kill
The Senate to bring a healthcare bill to the floor on Saturday, but concern remains over a recent panel’s recommendations on testing.
- Fort Hood Shooter Confirmed Paralyzed from Chest Down
The Fort Hood shooter, Major Nidal Malik Hasan is permanently paralyzed from the chest down according to his attorney.
- Barbie Goes the Burka Way!
The favorite doll of all generations, Barbie finally adopts a veiled avatar for its 50th anniversary.
- Van Nistelrooy to Liverpool FC?
The latest on transfer rumors from the Barclays Premier League.
- 'New Moon' Covers A New Dawn in Opening Weekend
'The Twilight' sequel has wolfed down over $140.7 million in just first three days of opening.
- Three New Croc Fossils Found in Sahara Desert
Three new prehistoric species of crocodiles unearthed in northern Africa.
- Iran Begins War Games
Iran has begun a five-day war games program, and its footage is being shown by Iran's Al-Alam TV.
- Two World Records Eclipsed by 'New Moon'
The Twilight Saga: New Moon, expected to break two box-office world records in a single day.
- Galileo's Tooth, Finger and Thumb Resurfaces after 104 Years
The 16th Century Italian mathematician, astronomer, physicist and philosopher, Galileo Galilei's mutilated body parts have been found and handed over to the History of Science Museum in Florence, Italy.
- Michael Schumacher To Race Again?
The legend, Michael Schumacher, may be back on the racing track in 2010 after all. There is a possibility that he may race for Mercedes.
- China Detains U.S. Geologist, Physically Abuses Him
An American detainee in China has reportedly been physically mistreated in captivity, though there is disagreement over whether it was a good move to make that news public as he tries to win his freedom through back channels to the Chinese regime.
- Oprah Winfrey Announces End to Her Show
Oprah Winfrey announced that her show will stop production and the last show will by September 9, 2011.
- 'Twilight' Sequel Predicted Biggest Opening
New Moon, the sequel to the vampire movie Twilight expected to gross highest earnings with its opening on Friday.
- 8 Militants in Pakistan Killed by Suspected Drone Attack
A suspected drone attack has killed 8 militants according to the officials in Pakistan.
- Sachin Tendulkar Completes 30,000 International Runs
Sachin Tendulkar touched the magic figure of 30,000 international runs today.
- Farewell Oprah!
The Oprah Winfrey Show, a show that has won hearts all around the world with frank dialog and genuine subject matter, since 1986, is about to see a close. After more than two decades of air space on television, the household show of Oprah has decided to end it in 2011. Here's the news on this...
- Oprah Winfrey Show to End
The 'highest rated program of its kind' in history is all set to end, with host Oprah Winfrey deciding to call it quits...
- Depp to Star in Pirates 4
'Captain Jack Sparrow' struck a deal for starring in the 4th part of the famous 'Pirates of the Caribbean' series, making him the highest paid actor in Hollywood....
- India To Be World's Most Populous Country By 2050
In the next 40 years, India will become the world's most populous country.
- Computer Glitch Causes Flight Delays Around the Country
A computer problem at the Atlanta airport, the busiest in the nation, has had a domino effect on flights around the country, with widespread delays.
- New Moon Set to Shatter Box Office Records
When New Moon, the second movie in the Twilight Saga, opens this weekend, experts predict it will break the record for a non-summer opening weekend.
- Obama: September 11 Mastermind Will be Convicted
The September 11 mastermind, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, will have a civilian trial, leading some to criticize the administration - but President Obama remains confident of a conviction.
- Dancing with the Stars Final Goes on Without Joanna Krupa
Joanna Krupa and Derek Hough wowed judges with their performances, but it was not enough to overcome audience voting.
- Thierry Henry 'Hands' France A Ticket To South Africa
France enter the 2010 World Cup Finals, beating the Republic of Ireland in 2-1 on aggregate.
