Box office: 'The Other Woman' wins slow Friday with $9.3 million
The ladies of "The Other Woman" topped the box office on a Friday with $9.3 million, well ahead of holdovers "Captain America" and "Heaven is For Real," while Paul Walker's "Brick Mansions" made a solid, if unspectacular, debut.
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The Man Who Thinks He Has Solved the MH370 Mystery
Anyone familiar with modern Malaysia—and hey, that should include almost everybody in this era of MH370 coverage—knows the name "Dr. Mahathir." For more than two decades, Mahathir Mohamad, originally trained as a medical doctor, was prime minister of Malaysia. To put it in perspective for…
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Mila Kunis Flashes Her Baby Bump, Kim, Khloe Kardashian Film: Top Stories
Catch up with this weekend's top stories, including Mila Kunis flashing her bare baby bump and Kim and Khloe Kardashian filming Keeping Up With the Kardashians
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(Video) Real Madrid Supporting Dog Goes Mental When It Hears The Names Of Barcelona Players
Spanish dog doesn't take kindly to Barca stars. In one of the funnier (read: stranger) stories you'll head this weekend is this Real Madrid supporting hound, who cannot stand to hear Lionel Messi's...
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Paul McCartney to Play Candlestick Park's Last Concert
Paul McCartney is taking his Out There tour back to some poignant sites in Beatles history. The rock legend has just added two new West Coast dates onto his expanding U.S. tour, including a farewell s[...]
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Cruz May Be More Like a Thatcher Than New Reagan
However, Ted Cruz has a great similarity to Margaret Thatcher, both reviled by the establishments of their parties for excessive loyalty to the conservative principles that their parties are supposed to ...
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Liverpool Team-Mates Luis Suarez & Martin Skrtel Involved in Training Ground Bust-Up
Check in to Liverpool vs Chelsea Liverpool duo Luis Suarez and Martin Skrtel appeared to be involved in a bust-up in training on Friday, report the Daily Mail. Suarez apparently became frustrated with Skrtel when the Slovakian defender used his arm to control the ball. The Uruguayan international…
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Saudi Arabia reports 8 more deaths from MERS virus
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry said Sunday that eight more people have died after contracting a lethal Middle East virus related to SARS as the kingdom grapples with a rising number of infections.
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Photos of the day - April 27, 2014 (42 photos)
A Taiwanese boy wears a slogan reading "Stop the 4th Nuclear Power Plant" in Taipei, Taiwan, Michael Norris of Australia performs during a presentation of the World Extreme Games in Shanghai and bishops attend a canonization mass in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican are some of the photos of the…
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7 Signs that Your Relationship is Over (or Should Be)
I craved to be in a healthy loving relationship. But more than that, I wanted to move into a healthy and loving relationship with him. More than a shitty relationship, they can derail your career, force a wedge between your friendships, and completely destroy your self worth (what you deserve),…
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Netanyahu Rejects Abbas' Shift on Holocaust
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected comments made by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, in which he called the Holocaust "the most heinous crime" of modern history. Abbas' statement was published Sunday by the Palestinian official news agency, WAFA, just hours before Israel…
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NASA discovers the sun has an icy neighbor
NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) and Spitzer Space Telescope have found what appears to be a brown dwarf, or star-like object, that is as cold as the North Pole, just 7.2 light-years away from the sun.
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Jeremy Lin is running around, failing
The best/weirdest game continues.
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Sterling's wife describes alleged mistress as gold digger in lawsuit
Donald Sterling’s wife of more than 50 years describes his alleged mistress as a gold digger who seduces older, wealthy men and persuades them to shower her with gifts, according to a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on March 7. The Clippers team owner and a woman identified as V.…
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SARS-Like MERS Virus Spreads to New Countries
Infections Have Increased Sharply in Recent Weeks
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This Nissan 350Z, Lamborghini, Audi Mashup is a Custom Disaster
The automotive world already has its fair share of oddly styled cars, but some vehicle owners help make the Pontiac Aztek and Ford Edsel look downright amazing. Take this unfortunate Nissan 350Z, for example. Perhaps deciding that the styling of the Z wasn’t exciting enough, the misguided owner…
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Stars Hit Stagecoach 2014 (13 photos)
Stars from Jason Aldean to Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are kicking up their boots at the three-day Stagecoach Music Festival in Indio, California, this weekend.
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Michael Jordan responds to Donald Sterling's comments
Donald Sterling's alleged comments have garnered responses from countless people associated with the game of basketball. And now one of Sterling's fellow owners, Bobcats owner and Bulls legend Michael Jordan, has responded with a statement of his own. "I look at this from two perspectives as a…
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Miley Cyrus Posts Bedroom Instagrams with Wayne Coyne
It appears that Miley Cyrus is collaborating with Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne in some capacity, according to photos posted to her (and Moby's) Instagram.
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Kerry Warns of Israeli ‘Apartheid’
The secretary of state said that if Israel doesn’t make peace soon, it could become ‘an apartheid state,’ like the old South Africa. Jewish leaders are fuming over the comparison.
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'Game Of Thrones' Recap: 'Oathkeeper'
There were some big reveals in Sunday night's "Game of Thrones." Sansa learned the truth about Littlefinger, while Margaery learned her grandmother's secret. Elsewhere, Jaime gave Brienne two presents. Up at Castle Black, Jon Snow grew in stature.
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Search for missing Malaysia plane enters new phase
By Matt Siegel SYDNEY (Reuters) - The chance of finding floating debris from a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner has become highly unlikely, and a new phase of the search will focus on a far larger area of the Indian Ocean floor, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Monday. The search…
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2 planes collide over northern San Francisco Bay
RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — Two small planes heading home from a show collided over the northern part of San Francisco Bay on Sunday, leading searchers to comb the water for a pilot after only one of the aircraft landed safely, authorities said.
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Housing market recovery spreads further outside London - Hometrack
Britain's housing market recovery spread further beyond London this month as prices rose in more parts of England and Wales outside the capital than at any time over the last decade, a survey showed on Monday. Asking prices for houses in England and Wales rose 0.6 percent in April, the same pace as…
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Hicks' homer gives Giants 4-1 win
Brandon Hicks made the team in spring training when it became obvious San Francisco's regular second baseman, Marco Scutaro, would not be ready to start the season. Hicks hit a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth inning to give the San Francisco Giants a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland…
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This Is What Apple Will Build When It Finally Collects 1 Billion Credit Card Numbers
Apple CEO Tim Cook's admission on his Q2 2014...
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Angola Prison Rodeo marks 50 years (22 photos)
They're often thrown like rag dolls and risk being stepped on or gored by bucking bulls and broncos. But in those few seconds in the spotlight of the Angola Prison Rodeo, the inmates feel like they are part of the world again. Louisiana's most violent criminals, many serving life sentences for…
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Canonization of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II
Thousands of pilgrims from around the world gathered in Vatican City's St. Peter's Square Sunday as Pope Francis led a service declaring two of the 20th century's most popular and influential popes to be saints.
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‘Teen Beach Movie 2′ Sets Sail at Disney Channel
Not that there was much doubt, but Disney Channel execs confirmed on Saturday that a sequel to last summer’s hit musical telepic “Teen Beach Movie” is on the way. “Teen Beach Movie 2″ will reunite the key cast members and creatives from the original, which paid homage to the beach-party movies of…
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In Pakistan, signs praise spies as nation changes
ISLAMABAD (AP) — On city streets in Pakistan, a curious sight has appeared in recent days: posters bearing the faces of the country's two most powerful generals that profess love for the military and its spying arm.
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Van Persie set for Manchester United stay
The Netherlands striker had been linked with an Old Trafford exit in the summer but is content to remain at the club and work with current national team boss Louis van Gaal.
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Iraqi helicopters hit convoy in Syria
Iraqi army helicopters have attacked a self-declared jihadist convoy inside eastern Syria as it tried to approach the border, killing at least eight people, an interior ministry spokesman said. Sunday’s raid was the It was the first time Iraq's military has said it carried out an attack in Syria.…
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‘Game of Thrones’ review: “Oathkeeper” and broken vows
As you probably know by now, I will be talking about the big ideas in “Game of Thrones” every week, writing from the perspective of someone who has read George R.R. Martin’s novels, though not always with an eye towards parsing the differences between the novels and the books. My Post colleague…
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Controversy over papal canonization grows
millions of people are flocking to the vatican this weekend for the papal canonization ceremony. 4 million bottles of water for those thirsty pilgrims and, of course, efforts to redirect the eternal city 's eternal traffic.
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The PlayStation 4 Could Be Sony’s Last Video Game Console
Sony's PlayStation 4 has sold well, but the company might never release a follow-up.
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NY mom wants baby back after sons' scalding deaths
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — A woman whose two young sons died in a bathroom flooded with scalding water while she was in a drug-induced stupor is trying to get her infant daughter back from child welfare authorities, saying she's turned her life around.
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Mathematicians, It’s Time to Reconsider Working for the NSA
Edward Snowden speaks to European officials via video conference during a parliamentary hearing on mass surveillance at the European Council in Strasbourg, France, on April 8, 2014. For the past 10 months, a major international scandal has engulfed some of the world's largest employers of…
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Kevin Is Married!
Brian "Kevin Malone" Baumgartner married girlfriend Celeste Ackelson on Saturday, April 26, and basically the entire "Office" cast was there. According to TMZ, Jenna Fischer, Angela Kinsey, John Krasinksi and Oscar Nunez were a...
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Best Moments from the Canonization of 2 Popes
Historic Event Attended by 800,000 from Around the World
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Multiple tornadoes hit in eastern North Carolina (6 photos)
Residents, meteorologists and emergency officials in eastern North Carolina were surveying the damage Saturday from multiple tornadoes that damaged more than 200 homes the previous day and sent more than a dozen people to the emergency room. Meteorologists said Saturday that tornadoes with winds of…
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Germans outraged by Berlusconi's comments on concentration camps
German politicians on Sunday condemned as "unacceptable" and "absurd" comments by former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi that Germans denied the existence of Nazi concentration camps. Social Democrat (SPD) General Secretary Yasmin Fahimi described the comments as "repugnant, shocking and…
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Peyton Manning reached out to Jim Irsay, says it’s “very personal”
Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning and Colts owner Jim Irsay have a complicated relationship. Irsay has said many times that he’s thankful for everything Manning did during his tenure with the Colts, but Irsay also cut Manning — and took some veiled swipes at Manning last season, both before and…
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Seething hate even Fox News can’t deny: Cliven Bundy is not an outlier
No, all right wingers are not racists, but if you open your ears and listen to what the fringe hate groups that even the likes of Sean Hannity and Fox News can’t deny are racist are saying, if you take the time to read some of their broadsides and books (and especially their footnotes and…
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Justin Bieber Left Brokenhearted in Central Park
On Saturday, Justin Bieber posted a dreary photo of himself, alone, standing on a rock in New York City's Central Park.
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Carl Edwards' front-tire changer shows us the aftermath of taking a lugnut to the face
You've got to look out for more than just cars on pit road.
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Some sinkhole Corvettes may not get fixed
This 1962 Tuxedo Black Corvette was one of eight museum-piece 'Vettes that fell into a 60-foot-deep sinkhole February inside the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, in February. Click through the gallery to see before and after photos of the damaged cars. Despite the car's sinkhole…
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Rebadged Cars That You Didn’t Realize Were Twins
Whether you call it platform sharing, badge engineering or joint development, North American car buyers see their fair share of automotive siblings on the road today. Most of these cars hail from sister brands; such as Ford and Lincoln, or Honda and Acura, but it’s the ones that come from…
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Dr. Oz Extreme Weight Loss Diet Guarantees 15 Pounds In One Week
Dr. Oz has always been known for tackling extreme weight loss diet plans to find the ones that not only work best for his viewers, but are also safe. On April 25th, Dr. Oz welcomed Dr. Alwin Lewis to his show to discuss his controversial “5 Bite Diet” that claims participants can lose up to 15…
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A 1956 Plane Crash in the Grand Canyon Made Flying Safer for Americans
In 1956 two planes collided over the Arizona desert, killing all 128 people on board and scattering the debris deep inside the Grand Canyon. This week, the National Park Service designated the crash site a National Historic Landmark—even though they don't actually want you to go visit it. At the…
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Cristiano Ronaldo scores another absurd goal because that's what he does
Cristiano Ronaldo is a wizard. Cristiano Ronaldo is good at kicking soccer balls, which is pretty remarkable considering that he makes them dance and dip in the air. And yet when Ronaldo does it, all it does is confound the goalkeeper and go exactly where he wants it to.
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Rouhani honeymoon over as Iran's economy bites
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani was elected on hopes that he could revive the country's sanctions-neutered economy, but the public's goodwill towards him is showing the first signs of fading. Having raised expectations of more moderate rule and wider engagement after eight years under the acerbic…
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The 11 Laziest Cities in the U.S.
Who's late to work? These eleven cities have the latest median office arrivals in the country.
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11 Most Vocal Dog Breeds
She might look like a scaled-down Doberman, but the Miniature Pinscher is her own dog. She's a fireball who loves toys and makes a great watchdog, but she's best suited to an experienced owner prepared to manage her willful nature. Clever, adaptable and generally happy, the Pomeranian is the…
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Valley Catholics react to historic canonization
Sunday was an historic day in the Catholic community as two living popes honored two previous pontiffs. The Valley's large Catholic population closely watched that historic ceremony.
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Apple, Be Afraid: China's Xiaomi Going Global
China’s most impressive smartphone manufacturer, facing a slowdown at home, is seeking new markets.
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12 Things You Didn’t Know About Ukraine
Ukraine is a country that until recently has not been on the minds of most Americans. Here are 12 things you may want to know about Ukraine. At more than 233,000 square miles, including the southern peninsula of Crimea – which Russia is currently claiming – Ukraine is the largest country located…
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Atari’s 1983 ‘E.T.’ Game Cover-Up Unearthed In New Mexico By Xbox Docu Crew – How Bad Was It?
Lightbox and XBox Studios earned a ton of press this weekend when an excavation crew unearthed hundreds of buried cartridges of Atari‘s 1982 E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial video game in a dumpsite in Alamogordo, N.M. The archaeological discovery confirmed a long-held legend in the gaming world that…
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MEDICATIONS LEFT AT HOME CAUSE VACATION HEADACHES
DEAR ABBY: I have worked in a pharmacy for 30 years, and every summer it's the same story. People forget their medication and leave it at home. Why do people not realize that their meds should be one of the first things they pack? Yes, we can call their pharmacist back home to get a transfer, but…
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Ukraine Separatists Rally as Unity Backers Meet Putin Foe
DONETSK, UKRAINE — Hundreds of separatists rallied Sunday in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk, while a smaller group of unity supporters met with a Russian billionaire and opponent of President Putin. A separatist group called the Donetsk People's Republic organized the rally that attracted…
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'Real Housewives of Atlanta': Should Porsha be fired?
HitFix's Liane Bonin Starr recaps the second part of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" finale, in which the ladies discuss Porsha's transgression against Kenya.
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Man goes missing from cruise ship off Bahamas
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — The U.S. Coast Guard searched the waters between the Bahamas and South Florida on Sunday looking for a man reported missing from a cruise ship.
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Tornadoes slam several states; multiple deaths reported
Tornadoes tore through several states Sunday evening as severe weather slammed into parts of the central United States.
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Can't delete songs in the Music app on your iPhone and iPad? Here's the fix!
The Music app in iOS 7 didn't just come with an all new design, it came with an all new bug that's giving some of us trouble with deleting songs. What's supposed to happen is that you swipe a song, it brings up the delete button, and with a tap the song is gone. Unfortunately, for iTunes in the…
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US Military Forces Return to Philippines In 10-Year Deal ABC News
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Mass Of Thanksgiving Held Downtown In Honor Of 2 New Saints
A mass of thanksgiving was held at Our Lady of the Angels Sunday in honor of the two new saints named to the Catholic church. Art Barron was there.
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Did LeBron stare down Michael Jordan on a breakaway dunk? ‘No. Don’t start that.’
LeBron says he didn't stare down MJ on a breakaway dunk against the Bobcats. You decide.
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Nigeria to face South Africa in Cup of Nations qualifying
The holders will meet the 2013 hosts in Group A of the preliminary round, while Cote d'Ivoire will face Cameroon and Egypt is pitted against Senegal.
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Who Died and Made Him Pope?
Catholic tradition claims that the pope’s authority extends directly back to Saint Peter. But a new book argues Peter never even set foot in Rome.
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Lexus' New Crossover Reveals The Company's Big Ambitions
This month, Lexus revealed the NX, an all-new model that encapsulates three of the brand's most important efforts to remain a big player in the increasingly competitive luxury market. The NX is the brand's first entry into the red-hot small crossover segment. It's the first Lexus with a…
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Putin’s Obsession to Reunite the USSR Can Destroy Russia
Russia and Ukraine inched closer to all-out war Saturday, with Ukraine threatening to blockade the eastern city of Slovyansk, which is now under the control of pro-Russia activists. The Pentagon also confirmed that Russian war planes made numerous incursions into Ukrainian air space, while foreign…
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How to Live Large With a Small Closet (10 photos)
We've got good news and bad news. First, the bad: not everyone can have a closet like Carrie Bradshaw's. (Did she really live in a Manhattan apartment?) The good: there's a simple way to make your small closet look and feel larger than it really is. From organizing tips to design ideas, we're…
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Security flaw puts all Internet Explorer users at risk, exposes Windows XP
If you're still using a 12-year-old operating system, a new security flaw discovered in Internet Explorer should cause you quite a bit of consternation. Microsoft published a security advisory today warning its customers that a vulnerability in all versions of Internet Explorer (6 through 11) could…
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Tori Spelling reportedly hospitalized amid husband's cheating scandal
Tori Spelling left a Los Angeles medical center on Saturday after what several media reports described as a multi-day hospitalization. News reported that Spelling spent at least six days in the hospital with scandal-ridden husband Dean McDermott by her side. Photographers spotted Spelling and…
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Homeland Security Chief: We're Enforcing Broken Immigration Law
The Department of Homeland Security is enforcing the nation's immigration laws every day, Secretary Jeh Johnson says, but the broken "immigration system in this country is not working." "I don't understand those who are saying we're not enforcing the law," Johnson, who was appointed as secretary…
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Melee on Ice: Top 4 Brawls in NHL Playoffs History
Now that the NHL will probably crack down on fighting in this year's Stanley Cup Playoffs, we take a look back at some of the best playoff fights of yore.
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Spider-Man joined by Silk, new female superhero bitten by same radioactive arachnid
Marvel Entertainment Little is known about Silk, featured in this Wednesday's Amazing Spider-Man #1. Lightning can strike twice — and so, apparently, can radioactive spiders. Marvel Comics is introducing a brand new character, a mysterious female super powered figure named Silk, in this Wednesday's…
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Putin Rival Takes Message to East Ukraine
Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, the Russian tycoon, flew to Donetsk to see whether the standoffs were as hard and dangerous as they seem from a distance.
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Coca-Cola or Pepsi: Can You Guess Which Brand Is Tops in Consumer Loyalty?
We know Coca-Cola and Pepsi are profitable soft-drink giants, but one of these two companies is significantly better than the other at keeping customers loyal and engaged with the brand.
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Suh trade could make sense for the Lions
With Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh opting to withhold services as part of an effort to get a new contract in lieu of showing up and preparing for a contract-year push that could get him paid plenty come 2015, the Lions are getting a taste of life without Suh. With a cap number of $22.412…
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Could Kate Upton Look Any More Perfect?
Half the battle of choosing the right hair and makeup is knowing what works for you. It's about enhancing what you've already got rather than being a slave to all the trends. And that's exactly what the stars who served up the week's best beauty mome...
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Former Georgia technician falsified nearly 1,300 mammogram reports
April 15, 2014: In this photo, Rachael Michelle Rapraeger, right, sits with her attorney, Floyd Buford, during a sentencing hearing.AP/The Macon Telegraph PERRY, Ga. – Sharon Holmes found a lump in her left breast quite by accident. After all, just three months earlier, she had been given an…
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Balotelli Rants at Seedorf, Sky Italia
Mario Balotelli caused a storm in Italy when the AC Milan star told a Sky Italia host during an interview: "You don't know anything about football. Trust me...
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South China Sea tensions stem from ‘nine-dash line’ - FT.com
The South China Sea territorial disputes between China and its neighbours can be partly traced to an internal map published by the Republic of China government in 1947 that included an “eleven-dash line” enclosing much of the waters. China did not explain the significance of the line at the time.…
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Polar Vortex Revenge? US Heat Waves Melted Greenland's Ice
In a reversal of this year's extraordinary winter weather, Greenland suffered the wrath of North America's epic heat waves in 1889 and 2012, a new study reveals. "Last winter in the eastern United States, people associated the cold with the behavior of the polar vortex," said lead study author…
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NASA Supersonic Science Aims to Shush Sonic Booms
This rendering shows the Lockheed Martin future supersonic advanced concept featuring two engines under the wings and one on top of the fuselage (not visible in this image). NASA is currently researching new designs for supersonic aircraft, and the space agency is now focusing on reducing the…
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Homelessness in the Happiest Place on Earth: Disney World Workers Sleep in Motels
Disney World may be the happiest place on earth, but it turns out a hotbed of income inequality is simmering around Cinderalla’s castle. Many workers at Disney World, the area’s largest employer, only earn Florida’s minimum wage, $8.03 an hour. "Tourists that come here ... I don't think they have a…
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Missionaries find big challenges in US oil fields
WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) — At the end of another backbreaking shift, North Dakota oil workers shuffle back to their barracks and line up in the cafeteria to refuel with plates of chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes and cake, trudging past flyers advertising a weekly non-denominational religious service.
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Adam Levine, Fiancee Behati Prinsloo Get Affectionate at Tribeca Film Festival: See the Cute Pictures
Adam Levine and his fiancee Behati Prinsloo made a rare joint appearance together at the Tribeca Film Festival -- see the cute pictures!
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Parishioners Barricaded, Refusing To Leave Monongahela Church
The final Mass was held Saturday afternoon at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Monongahela.
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Duel at the end, then fisticuffs
From perfect weather and a big crowd to a classic short-track finish and the fisticuffs afterward, NASCAR hardly could have asked for more from its first visit to Richmond International Raceway. Joey Logano emerged as the big winner by deftly taking advantage of a three-way duel of former champions…
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What Putin Wants in Ukraine: Neutralization On the Cheap
After five months, the crisis in Ukraine has concentrated on the security situation in the East. Russian president Vladimir Putin is running an insurgency in Eastern Ukraine so that the government in Kyiv cannot restore its authority there, while maintaining the fiction that Russia is not involved.…
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Flagship 2015 Cadillac Escalade misses the boat
Now that the revamped 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban, and GMC Yukon are out, it’s the Escalade’s turn to make a splash. GM positions this well-dressed behemoth as its flagship SUV, with pricing t...
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Zach Braff's 'Wish I Was Here'—An Interesting Follow-up to 'Garden State'
The dramatic comedy Wish I Was Here, a follow-up to the 2004 surprise hit film Garden State, stars Zach Braff as a man who finds himself at a crossroads, forced to examine
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Sharapova wins third straight Stuttgart title - NBC Sports
A towering image of Ana Ivanovic loomed on the big screen over her shoulder while the window of opportunity was closing right before Maria Sharapova's eyes. Sharapova, who carried a 126-41 career record in three-setters into the decider, rocketed a forehand return winner down the line to break for…
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Social Security Benefits: Is Waiting Just Plain Wrong?
The math says waiting will make many families richer, but some still think waiting is a loser's game. Who's right?
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Once a Saint, Always a Saint? Kind Of -- Unless You're Demoted
In 1969, Some Saints Were Removed from The Universal Calendar.
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East Ukraine irregulars sign up to fight rebels and Russians
Dnipropetrovsk (Ukraine) (AFP) - Spectacles peeping through his balaclava, an amateur gun-enthusiast shows a group of recruits dressed head-to-toe in black how to strip a Kalashnikov rifle. It may be based in a run-down farm building and claim only 100 members so far but this is the Donbass…
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Ready-Made Residences: 14 Ultra Cool Prefab Homes (15 photos)
Prefabricated homes are increasingly popular for a variety of reasons, among them the relatively quick build time, the ecological advantages, and the flexibility they can provide across a range of budgets. As more and more people turn to this means of building a home, the results become more…
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The Real Retirement Crisis
America's retirement crisis is as consequential as our healthcare crisis. We mustered the will to do the hard work of extending access to healthcare to all Americans. We must also meet a just and civilized standard for retirement, so that retirement is a time of security, not poverty.
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Rodgers accuses Chelsea of parking 'two buses'
Liverpool was unable to break through the Blues' massed defensive ranks and Demba Ba and Willian capitalized on errors to give Jose Mourinho a famous win.
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White House: New sanctions will hit Putin's circle
WASHINGTON (AP) — New penalties expected this week against Moscow for its actions against Ukraine will include steps against high-technology exports to the Russian defense industry and the companies controlled by those closest to President Vladimir Putin, a White House aide said Sunday.
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'Star Wars: Episode 7' Rumor: Big Announcement Coming May 4th
Only yesterday, many Star Wars fans had their world rocked when it was confirmed that the Expanded Universe would be rebooted to coexist with forthcoming trilogy of movies. As Lucasfilm embarks on this new era of the franchise, all future events and storylines will be overseen by a master “story…
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Photos Show Harrowing Moments as South Korean Ferry Sank - NBC News
JINDO, South Korea — Photos posted by a student as a ferry sank off the coast of South Korea show the harrowing scene of passengers trapped, many without life jackets, as the vessel went down. “The ship is sinking,” the unidentified student wrote with the pictures posted to a South Korean social…
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Antonio Brown doesn’t appreciate Ryan Clark’s comments about the Steelers
Safety Ryan Clark left the Steelers for the Redskins this offseason, after it became clear that the Steelers no longer had a spot on the roster for Clark. Based on the sentiments of players like 2011 and 2013 team MVP Antonio Brown, other Steelers may prefer it that way. On Sunday, Brown took…
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8 New Cars With 5-Star Crash Ratings for 2014 and 2015
It's hard for four-door cars to notch a perfect five-star rating in NHTSA crash tests. These eight models of 2014/2015 got it done.
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India's voters won't get fooled again
Ravi Agrawal says mobile technology is hugely important in the India elections, but it's not the only trend to watch
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How Ron Howard's Mom Ended Up Delivering One Of The Best Lines In 'Apollo 13'
One of the most memorable lines in "Apollo 13"...
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Obama Heads To Philippines As U.S. Announces Defense Pact
US President Barack Obama heads to the Philippines Monday for the most complex leg of his Asian tour balancing act of reassuring allies wary of a rising China while avoiding antagonising Beijing. Obama will land in Manila hours after the allies sign a new defence agreement allowing rotations of US…
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Why Used Cars Could Get a Lot Cheaper Very Soon (F)
Used-car values have a big effect on automakers' lease deals. According to statistics from used-car auction giant Manheim, about 1.7 million vehicles came to the end of their leases and entered the used-car market last year. Why do leases matter to the used-car market? Most of those will hit the…
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Shaq, Kobe to Buss Family: Don't sell the Lakers
Despite a lousy season, Los Angeles Lakers greats Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant dismissed calls for the Buss family to sell the team.
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Kate reveals her favourite photo of Prince George
Kate reveals her favourite photo of Prince George 27 APRIL 2014 The Duchess of Cambridge, née Kate Middleton, has revealed which is her favourite photo of Prince George. Among the scores of pictures taken of nine-month-old George throughout the family's royal tour of New Zealand and Australia, Kate…
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India test-fires anti-ballistic missile
By Jatindra Dash BHUBANESWAR, India (Reuters) - India successfully test-fired an anti-ballistic missile on Sunday capable of intercepting targets outside the earth's atmosphere, a major step in development of a missile defense system that is available to only a handful of nations. Sharing borders…
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U.K. Home Prices Climb Amid Resistance in London, Hometrack Says
U.K. house prices increased in April for a 15th month as the momentum in the property market spread beyond London, Hometrack Ltd. said. “The pickup in the coverage of price rises is very clear-cut,” Richard Donnell , director of research at Hometrack, said in the statement. Prices rose in all 10…
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1,300 Muslims leave C. African Republic capital
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — Heavily armed peacekeepers escorted some of the last remaining Muslims out of Central African Republic's volatile capital on Sunday, trucking more than 1,300 people who for months had been trapped by violent Christian militants.
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Diggers find's E.T. games in landfill (12 photos)
A decades-old urban legend was put to rest Saturday when workers for a documentary film production company recovered "E.T." Atari game cartridges from a heap of garbage buried deep in the New Mexico desert. The "Atari grave" was, until that moment, a highly debated tale among gaming enthusiasts and…
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Beasts still roam in backfield: Demise of RBs in NFL greatly exaggerated
The Seahawks won a Super Bowl with the running game as the starting point, and Marshawn Lynch as the tempo setter. Yes, they had a great defense, but the point is the process, the approach, the belief that running the ball with commitment and power is a viable way to win championships in the NFL.
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Russia complains of large Ukrainian troop buildup in east
A perilous faceoff intensified Saturday when Russia state news complained that Ukraine had mobilized 15,000 troops in the suburbs of Slavyansk.
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Go Behind the Scenes of Will and Kate's Royal Tour
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's official royal tour of New Zealand and Australia is finally over, and we've seen plenty of photos popping up on Twitter and Instagram of behind-the-scenes moments from the royals' visit. The press corp following the
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Anthony Johnson dominates Phil Davis at UFC 172
Anthony Johnson looked at ease among the UFC's light heavyweight elite Saturday night.
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For Russia, Negatives Seem to Outweigh Positives of an Invasion
The army is weak, but Ukraine has a history of partisans’ attacking invaders. MOSCOW — Ukraine becomes more of a tinderbox by the day. Thousands of Russian troops are maneuvering along the border, with Russian fighter jets menacing Ukraine’s airspace.
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This Swimmer Noticed A Shark Was Following Him; The Dolphins Noticed, Too
A group of dolphins apparently came to the aid of a British long-distance swimmer just in the nick of time. Adam Walker was on a 16-mile swim in the choppy waters of New Zealand's Cook Strait on April 22 when he spotted a great white shark beneat...
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Cars we can't have...but definitely want
There are a lot of great foreign cars for sale in the United States, but plenty more don't make the trip. The Ford Escort has returned! Based on the Ford Focus compact, the Escort features a roomier cabin and smoother style than its edgy donor car and was designed with the Chinese consumer in mind.…
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DHS Head: Changes To Immigration Enforcement Potentially Coming 'Pretty Soon'
ABC News’ Pierre Thomas, Mike Levine, Jack Date, and Jack Cloherty report: The Obama administration will announce “pretty soon” how it plans to remodel enforcement of the nation’s immigration laws and potentially “realign” deportation policies, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told ABC News…
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Ko, 17, earns first LPGA win since turning pro
DALY CITY, Calif. -- Lydia Ko, the wunderkind of women's golf who turned 17 on Thursday, won the $1.87 million Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic on Sunday, her first victory since becoming a pro in October.
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Paroled 'Sopranos' actor discusses drug addiction
NEW YORK (AP) — After spending eight years in prison, former "Sopranos" actor Lillo Brancato Jr. says he's trying to help young people avoid making similar, drug-fueled mistakes.
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Human Barbie shares workout video, scary skinny pics
The surgically enhanced life-life Barbie posted a new video early Thursday, which shows her workout routine and features scenes of her frolicking on the beach in barely there ensembles.
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America Admits It Has No Idea What Kim Jong-un Is Doing
Almost all of the conventional wisdom from...
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IMF: Asia growth to remain steady at 5.4%
Chang Yong Rhee, Director for Asia & the Pacific at the International Monetary Fund, describes the outlook for Asian economies this year.
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The Best and Worst Reasons for Retiring Early
The decision to retire early takes plenty of thought, even if you are financially set for retirement at 50.
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John Paul II 'always' a saint in beloved Krakow
Kraków (Poland) (AFP) - Tens of thousands of pilgrims flocked to John Paul II's adopted town of Krakow on Sunday to celebrate the Polish pope's sainthood, as the Vatican made official what many Poles have long believed. "It's the culmination of a religious process, but for us he's always been a…
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Justin Bieber Drops New Song, 'Hard 2 Face Reality'
Maybe Justin Bieber's life has just been getting too real lately. After another rough week that included an ill-advised photo opportunity at Japan's Yasukuni war shrine and a five-hour detainment by c[...]
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More renounce US citizenship but deny stereotype
Inside the long-awaited package, six pages of government paperwork dryly affirmed Carol Tapanila's anxious request. But when Tapanila slipped the contents from the brown envelope, she saw there was something more.
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Sabella all but ends Tevez's World Cup hopes
The Argentina coach has ignored the forward since taking charge of the Albiceleste in 2011 and says he there is little chance of ending the Juventus star's international exile.
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Motorist plucks crawling boy to safety from busy Utah road
A 1-year-old child who got out of his backyard and crawled onto a four-lane road in Utah is home safe with his family after being saved by a motorist, police said on Saturday. The boy had been playing with his 7-year-old sister on Friday evening before he crawled onto a busy state street in Brigham…
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The media is turning on President Obama
With multiple crises spiraling out of control around the world, stories about the Obama presidency are taking on the air of postmortems. What went wrong, who’s to blame, what next — even The New York Times is starting to recognize that Dear Leader is a global flop. “Obama Suffers Setbacks in Japan…
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It's official: Zack Snyder set to direct 'Justice League'
Warner Bros. is officially planning to make 'Justice League' as a follow-up to the currently in-production sequel to last year's 'Man Of Steel,' and now they've made it official that Zack Snyder will direct it as well.
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How to Spot a Fake Job on Craigslist
How do you know if a position advertised on Craigslist is for real? Here's how to spot a job scam and to keep your personal information safe.
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Francis presides over historic day of 4 popes
Two 20th-century popes who changed the course of the Catholic Church have been elevated to sainthood.
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Kurdish Intrigue: The Famed Abdullah Ocalan May Be Double Agent
The 64-year-old co-founder of the separatist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) is widely blamed for tens of thousands of deaths, of both civilians and soldiers, arising from the Turkish state’s multi-decade war against Kurdish nationalists in the southeastern part of the country. The Kurds, a…
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Teen stowaway desperate to see mother
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — He was young, displaced and frustrated, and he wanted nothing more than to reunite with his mother in their native Africa.
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Enemy intel: Browns taking close look at QB Murray
Georgia draft prospect Aaron Murray, just months after tearing his ACL, hopes to convince the Browns he could be their answer at quarterback. The Browns may not think any quarterback is worth taking with the No. 4 pick. However, Murray is working out for Cleveland on Sunday, and hopes an impressive…
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U.S.-Philippines pact could modestly boost American arms sales
By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A new 10-year security pact between the United States and the Philippines could lead to modest increases in U.S. weapons sales in coming years, especially for maritime surveillance equipment, analysts said on Sunday. The agreement, to be signed on Monday,…
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UFC 172 Fighter Bonuses: All the Post-Fight Honors Go to Preliminary Bout Fighters
The Ultimate Fighting Championship made its Baltimore debut with UFC 172: Jones vs. Teixeira at the Baltimore Arena on Saturday night, and the fighters on the card did not make it easy for company officials to select the night’s post-fight bonus winners. Joseph Benavidez headlined the preliminary…
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Official ‘Kingdom Hearts 3’ details posted for Xbox One version
The Japanese branch of Microsoft Studios opened up a page for the Xbox One version of the upcoming multiplatform video game, “Kingdom Hearts 3.” According to a report from Gameranx on April 24, the website provided some official details on the next-generation role-playing title. The software…
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'Bollywood Oscars' begin in US with star power
TAMPA, Florida (AP) — The Indian film industry's top awards show sailed into the U.S. with a pirate-themed opening musical number and celebrities ranging from "Slumdog Millionaire" star Anil Kapoor to John Travolta.
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Dana White responds to Renan Barao's money complaints
UFC president Dana White recently responded to bantamweight champ Renan Barao's complaints about his contract.
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Thousands Pack St. Peter’s Square For Canonization Of John XXIII and John Paul II
Generations of church history have passed, but Catholicism has never seen a ceremony like the one that enrolled John XXIII and John Paul II as saints. The ceremony was presided over by a reigning pope and a retired pope. CBS 2's Tony Aiello reports.
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Nissan Has Made A Self-Cleaning Car
Now that Nissan has revolutionized the rearview mirror, it has moved on to another problem: It is developing a self-cleaning car. The European arm of the automaker isn't changing anything about the car itself, just the paint job. It's using super-hydrophobic and oleophobic paint that repels water…
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5 Biggest Video Games Out in the Week of April 28
This time of year isn't known for having a rush of great game releases, but the week of April 28 will see some pretty big names hitting the shelves.
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The CrossFit-ification of Christianity
Plenty has been written about the cult of CrossFit—the widely popular, DIY workout craze. But maybe CrossFit isn’t a cult at all. Maybe it’s a new religion.
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Microsoft rushes to fix browser after attacks; no fix for XP users
By Jim Finkle BOSTON (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp is rushing to fix a bug in its widely used Internet Explorer web browser after a computer security firm disclosed the flaw over the weekend, saying hackers have already exploited it in attacks on some U.S. companies. PCs running Windows XP will not…
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Hungary statue plans scorned at Holocaust memorial
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Speakers at an event Sunday commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Holocaust in Hungary called for dialogue with the government, condemning its plans for a disputed memorial to Nazi Germany's 1944 occupation.
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Here's What It's Like Living Under Suspected Russian Troops In East Ukraine
Masked pro-Russia protesters stand guard outside a regional government building in Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine April 22, 2014. The crisis in Eastern Ukraine has reached a new and dangerous phase this weekend. The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) has reported that the capture of OSCE observers in…
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'Game of Thrones' Recap: Black Flag
It's a standard line of criticism to say that Game of Thrones episodes are all over the map. Literally ndash; it's right there in the opening credits.
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Theresa Caputo: 25 Things You Don't Know About Me
Theresa Caputo of TLC's Long Island Medium shares 25 things about herself with Us Weekly
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16 Brilliant Ways to Add Color to Your Bedroom (16 photos)
Create a more beautiful and colorful bedroom with these paint and decorating ideas. See more from CountryLiving.com: Our Ultimate Guide to Kitchen Decorating » 40 Amazing Before-and-After Home Makeovers » Get the look: Inside 6 Celebrity Bedrooms » 9 DIY Ideas for Decorating Your Walls » Become a…
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A's and Astros rivalry continues with another series of beanballs and accusations
"The game takes care of itself," says Houston manager Bo Porter.
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Britain hosts 'landmark' talks to recover looted Ukrainian assets
Britain will on Tuesday host international talks aimed at recovering Ukrainian assets believed to have been looted under the regime of deposed president Viktor Yanukovych. The international Ukraine Forum on Asset Recovery (UFAR) -- led by Britain and the United States -- unveiled details of the…
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Thorin Actor Richard Armitage Talks 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies'
Director Peter Jackson’s epic prequel trilogy to his previous epic trilogy The Lord of the Rings culminates this December with the recently re-named The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. It’s been a long journey for The Hobbit - before Jackson signed on to direct, Guillermo del Toro (Pacific…
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10 Dogs Most Often Blacklisted By Insurers
If you own a certain breed of dog, you may have a harder time getting homeowners insurance. Einhorn Insurance, a San Diego agency specializing in dog liability insurance, has compiled a list of the 10 breeds most often deemed dangerous by insurance companies. These dogs are consider the riskiest by…
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EU exit could wreck UK financial capital, says City lobby group
By Guy Faulconbridge LONDON (Reuters) - A British exit from the European Union could wreck London's position as the only financial center to rival New York and isolate the country's economy, research ordered by a lobby group for banks and money managers showed. Prime Minister David Cameron has…
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Clippers Owner Donald Sterling to GF -- Don't Bring Black People to My Games ... Including Magic Johnson
L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling told his GF he does NOT want her bringing black people to his games ... including Magic Johnson ... and it's ALL on…
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Ferguson backs Giggs for permanent Manchester United job
The Welshman has taken charge of first-team affairs until the end of the season in the wake of David Moyes' sacking, and his former manager believes he is a good choice.
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Rory McCann On The Hound Stealing In 'Game Of Thrones'
While Traveling through Westeros in "Game of Thrones," Rory McCann's The Hound has found himself in an increasing number of altercations. It's a pretty impressive sight to see The Hound/Sandor Clegane fighting on the show, but just as impressive in the latest season of the show (Season 4) has been…
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'What Is Happening in Ukraine Is Dangerous for Russia'
The headquarters of the Ukrainian opposition party, the United Democratic Alliance for Reform (UDAR), are located in an inconspicuous brick building on a pleasant street in central Kiev. The party won 40 seats in the 2012 parliamentary elections and it is a growing national force, popular with…
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Michael Jordan issues statement on Donald Sterling
Michael Jordan is in a unique situation to speak on the Donald Sterling allegations, being both a former Hall of Fame player and a current part-owner of the Charlotte Bobcats. Jordan declined to comment when he was first given the chance, which was (sadly) to be expected from anyone serving in an…
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5 Non-Actors Who Have Won Oscars for Acting
Here’s a look at five non-actors who wowed Hollywood with their acting skills.
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Local Church Has Tie To New Saint
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