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Facebook Buys E-Book Developer
Facebook has acquired Push Pop Press, a digital publishing platform for e-books, in an effort to expand and update itself in a competitive social media climate.
Lesbian Couple Rescued 40 Teens in Norway, Lack of Media Coverage Questioned
Toril Hansen and Hege Dale risked their own lives to save 40 potential victims of Anders Breivik
Debt Deal: 12 Lawmakers to Shape $1.5 Trillion Reduction
Establishing the contours of a massive debt deal consumed all of Congress, but filling in the $1.5 trillion details will be the responsibility of a mere dozen lawmakers.
Wealthy Few Building Submarines to Explore Ocean's Elusive 'Challenger Deep'
People including James Cameron and the airline titan Richard Branson, have taken aim at one of the most remote places on the planet.
Debt Deal: Can ?Super Committee? Find $1.5 Trillion in Cuts?
Politicians and lobbyists exhausted from a bruising and tortuous debate over a debt deal are already turning their attention to a dozen-member Congressional "super committee" that will be responsible for laying out some $1.5 trillion in cuts. Will they be able to find them?
Dunkin' Donuts Cashier Was Moonlighting as Sex Worker: 'Extra Sugar' Bust
NJ police set up a sting operation
Microsoft Plans to Make a 'Bing' for the Buck, Google Still Dominant
Not only is the Web-search giant Google at odds with Apple, Microsoft's assault on Google in Internet search and search advertising through their own search engine 'Bing' serves as another attack on the home front and as competitive challenges in the technology industry grow.
Somalia Famine Worsens as African Union Scrambles for Aid
The U.N. says that more than $2 billion more in aid is required to help the starving in Somalia.
New Trend: Very Rich Building Personal Deep-Sea Submarines
the very wealthy have begun investing in private vessels to explore the other great frontier: the ocean's depths.
Al-Jazeera English Launches in New York
Al-Jazeera English has been hailed for its vivid, path breaking coverage of the Arab Spring gaining worldwide recognition for it expansive resources and reportage, but the majority of the US can only watch the channel online.
Google+ Bets Big on Upcoming Games to Counter Facebook
The new Google+ games are expected to arrive with major technical differences.
Aftermath Photos of Caribbean Airlines Crash
A Caribbean Airlines jet from New York overshot the runway after it had just touched down Cheddi Jagan International Airport at Georgetown, Guyana, and broke apart injuring several dozens of people.
Will Sunday Be 'Debt Deal Day' for Nation?
After two weeks of acrimony, Democrats and Republicans, perhaps after having stared into the abyss, returned to the bargaining table Saturday. Still, no one will believe the issue has been resolved until President Barack Obama signs a bill that raises the debt ceiling and cuts the budget deficit.
[PHOTOS] Norway Massacre Victim Number Reaches 77, First Funeral Held
Norway police say the victim count in the attack in and around Oslo last week has reached 77.
Tea Party Scalds John Boehner in Crucial Test of Leadership
The Speaker struggles to hold his party together.
Debt Talks: As Vote Fails, Boehner's Authority Disintegrates
The debt deal saga is becoming a defining moment for House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio.
Google+ Games Round the Corner to Hit Facebook?s Popularity?
Google+ was launched on June 28, 2011 in an invite-only ?field testing? phase and the service has incorporated social services such as Google Profiles and Google Buzz, and has introduced new services such as Circles, Hangouts, Sparks, and Huddles.
Debt Talks: Has John Boehner Lost Control of His Party?
The 2010 wave of Tea Party conservatives that propelled House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, into power have emerged during the debt talks as a central threat to Boehner's leadership by increasingly exposing Boehner's inability to hold together his fractious caucus.
Amy Winehouse Tragedy: Is it Possible to Die from Alcohol Withdrawal?
Amy Winehouse may have died from alcohol withdrawal.
Away From Debt Talks Glare, GOP Trying to Roll Back Environmental Regulations
While the scramble to strike a debt deal dominates headlines, Republicans have been filling an appropriations bill with measures that would sharply curtail environmental regulations.
Miami Housing Recovery: Broader Revival or Local Opportunism?
While a glut of foreclosures makes South Florida a symbol for the casualties of the U.S. housing crisis, the swift recovery of the Miami housing market demonstrates the voracious taste for property that helped create it.
Jeret Peterson Suicide: Calls 911, Leaves Note
Olympic skiier Jeret ?Speedy? Peterson, who committed suicide Monday night, first called 911 before shooting himself, according to police.
NFL teams, players brace for shopping frenzy with lockout over
National Football League (NFL) teams, players and their agents braced for a flurry of fast-paced negotiations and a frenzy of deal-making as clubs returned to business on Tuesday.
Recession Widens Wealth Gap Between Whites, Minorities
The recession has blown open discrepancies in wealth between white Americans and minorities, with Hispanics seeing the most precipitous decline in average household wealth, according to a Pew survey.
Ford's Near-Term Future Riding on UAW Talks
Ford's near-term success is riding on getting a new UAW contract that controls labor costs for the next four years. If Ford is successful, the company's costs paid for debt will improve with a credit rating upgrade.
China?s Eastern Coastline Teeming With Green Algae Bloom
A massive bloom of algae has spread to a size of almost 20,000 square kilometers in the waters off of China?s eastern coast, according to a report by the country?s state-controlled Xinhua news agency.
Amy Winehouse's Death Mourned by Artist Who Inspired Her Sound
Winehouse used Sharon's longtime backup band
Male Birth Control? New Contraceptives Making Strides in Research
In a recent study, researchers analyzed ways to lower the male sperm count. Male contraceptives are gaining interest from a number of scientists, who believe they hold promise for being safe, effective and, in fact, reversible, if researched and attempted.
Male Birth Control? New Contraceptive Alternative Underway
Scientists are in a race to develop a male birth control pill that can become a new contraceptive alternative to condoms.
Housekeeper: Strauss-Kahn Acted Like 'Crazy Man'
A housekeeper publicly stated details to Newsweek on Sunday regarding the sexual assault attack by former International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn in a New York City hotel room.


