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Sep 12, 2010

9/11 museum sparks mixed feelings

NEWSCORE - Plans for a museum to commemorate the victims of 9/11 have sparked mixed emotions among relatives and survivors, the Times Herald-Record reported Friday.

Nine years have passed since 2,752 people died when two hijacked planes crashed into the Twin Towers.

Don't ignore your child's joint pains

China raises pressure on Japan in sea dispute

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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top-ranked diplomat intensified pressure on Japan over a territorial dispute, warning Tokyo on Sunday against making "misjudgements" over the seizure of a Chinese fishing boat in disputed seas.

Nine Years After 9/11, Is Al-Qaeda's Threat Overrated?

Nine years after the 9/11 attacks, al-Qaeda's shadow still looms large in America's national conversation. President Barack Obama on Thursday warned that a grotesque Koran-burning prank planned by the pastor of a tiny Florida church would be a "recruitment bonanza for al-Qaeda.

Iran hikers: One hiker to be freed; jail extended for two others

Sarah Shourd 

As Sarah Shourd's upcoming release is announced, an Iranian court formally charges the three Americans with espionage and trespassing and extends the detention of Joshua Fattal and Shane Bauer for two months.
Sarah Shourd has been held in solitary confinement. Her mother says she has been denied medical treatment.
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LEBANON: Music video shows colorful visions of Beirut cityscape

It is a spectacular vision of a scarred but vibrant city full of odd and beautiful characters dancing and singing, and set to a catchy reggae song calling for "warlords," "corrupt politicians" and "militiamen" to go home and let Lebanon enjoy itself.

Iran Says It Is Ready to Release U.S. Hiker Sarah Shourd on $500,000 Bail

Iran is ready to free the U.S. hiker Sarah Shourd on bail of $500,000, Tehran prosecutor Abbas Jafari-Dolatabadi said, after authorities delayed her release scheduled for yesterday, citing incomplete legal procedures.

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CelebrityPhotos: Celebrity Photos

The very handsome Colin Firth arrived at the Toronto Film Festival for his film, The King’s Speech. Colin Firth portrays King George VI, who takes the throne and must overcome his debilitating stutter before leading the nation in war. The King’s Speech also stars Helena Bonham Carter, Guy Pearce, Michael Gambon and Geoffrey Rush, and hits theaters in late November.

CelebrityPhotos: Hottie of the Day

Kiefer Sutherland walked around New York City looking hot in his denim getup and aviator shades. We are seriously having 24 withdrawal and miss our weekly dose of Jack Bauer, but patiently await his big screen film Melancholia, expected to hit theaters in May 2011. In the meantime, we can always snuggle up to our 24 DVDs.