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Russian Internet Freedom In Doubt As Putin Signs New Laws Targeting Facebook, Twitter

All Internet firms hosting Russian data must have a data center in Russia, a blow to Silicon Valley.

British Airways Among The Few Airlines Still Flying to Israel

As major international carriers suspended their flights to Israel on Tuesday, British Airways remains one of the few to still offer service to Tel Aviv.

Great Wall Motors Says Profits Hit By Plummeting Sedans Sales In China

China's eighth-largest car company says its country's flagging sedan sales are hurting profitability.

Japan Boosts Support For Coal-Fired Power Plants Built Overseas Despite Obama-Led Push To Scale Back Financing

Japan on Wednesday approved a new policy to step up the country's investment in coal-fired power plants built in developing countries.

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Five Held In China Food Scandal Probe, Including Head Of Shanghai Husi Food

McDonald's, Yum Brands and other global brands pulled products from their outlets after Shanghai Husi supplied expired meat in China and Japan.

Timeline Of Events In Gaza and Israel Shows Sudden, Rapid Escalation

The latest clashes between Israel and Gaza -- no strangers to unrest -- are unique for the speed at which the destruction has spread.

PLO Backs Hamas' Cease-Fire Conditions As International Efforts To End Gaza Fighting Intensify

The Palestinian Liberation Organization, headed by U.S.-backed Mahmoud Abbas, expressed its support for Hamas’ cease-fire terms.

Flir One Thermal Imaging Camera Helps iPhone Detect Invisible Heat Energy

In addition to detecting heat energy, Flir One allows users to “see” and measure even small changes in temperature.

Indonesian President-Elect Jokowi Calls For Unity After Bitter Election

It was the closest and most bitterly fought election in Indonesia's history, pitting Joko "Jokowi" Widodo against former general Prabowo Subianto.

Friend Of Accused Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Facing Drug Trafficking, Weapons Charges

Authorities have not said whether the gun was the one used to kill MIT police officer Sean Collier.

Is Obama Buying A Home In Rancho Mirage?

President Obama and First Lady Michelle will reportedly buy a house in Rancho Mirage.

Two American Citizens, Soldiers In The Israeli Defense Force, Die In Gaza. How Many Other US Citizens Are In The IDF?

After the death of two young Americans in Gaza, questions are raised about how U.S. citizens can legally fight for other nations.

Baghdad Suicide Bombing Kills 21, As Sectarian Violence Increases

As sectarian violence increases in Iraq, a weekend of fatal bombings culminated Tuesday with a suicide attack on a police checkpoint.

‘Modernization of Poultry Slaughter Inspection’ Rule Would Eviscerate Inspections: Experts

A USDA proposal called the “Modernization of Poultry Slaughter Inspection” rule may lead to an increase in salmonella, some experts say.

Earnings News: Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL), Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT)

Apple Inc. shares were flat Tuesday after the iPhone maker reported third-quarter earnings of $1.28 a share on revenue of $37.4 billion.

iPhones Up, iPads Down: Apple Stock Flat On Third Quarter Results (AAPL)

Apple reported tepid third-quarter earnings, largely held back by poor sales of its iPad.

Tourism To Israel Faces Major Declines After Gaza Operation

The $13 billion Israeli tourism industry was set to have a record year in 2014, but conflict has caused travel to dry up.

Malaysian Plane: No Direct Link To Russia But MH17 Likely Shot Down By Pro-Russian Separatists, Say US Officials

U.S. officials said evidence suggests MH17 was downed by pro-Russian separatists, and that Putin's attempt to blame Ukraine was "not plausible."

Cable News Ratings: MH17, Gaza Invasion Coverage Boost CNN, Fox News, But Primetime Still Sluggish

Coverage of the Malaysia Airlines crash and Israeli invasion of Gaza lifted CNN, but Fox News still dominates.

Leah Messer Calvert Transformation Tuesday Pictures: Photos Of ‘Teen Mom 2’ Star

Leah Messer Calvert has had some serious makeovers on "Teen Mom 2" and is a good candidate for "Transformation Tuesday," or #TT.

Israel Continues To Blast Gaza With No Cease-Fire In Sight

With more than 600 dead in Gaza and at least 27 dead in Israel, the two sides still haven't agreed on a cease-fire.

China's Gamers: A New Superpower Dominates An International Tournament

Despite censorship and bans, gamers in China are a rising power. And there's an estimated 500 million of them.

Bayern Munich - Chivas Guadalajara: Tickets, Early Preview And News For Match At Red Bull Arena

Bayern Munich will feature Unites States international Julian Green when they take on Mexican side Chivas Guadalajara in New Jersey.

US Food Prices Rose In June At Slowest Pace Since January

Food prices have been on the rise from extreme weather this spring.

EU Imposes Stiffer Sanctions On Russia, Stops Short Of Hitting Major Companies

The sanctions will include asset freezes and travel bans on high-ranking officials.

'Married At First Sight': Is Blind Arranged Marriage That Different From Online Dating?

"Married At First Sight" seems like a crazy gimmick, but is it really different from online dating?

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