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Pantless Pranksters: The History Of The No Pants Subway Ride

The annual event happens in cities worldwide every January, inspiring tens of thousands of commuters to ride the subway trouser-less.

Alex Rodriguez Steroids Scandal Gets Yankees Player Banned From 2014 Season, A-Rod Vows To ‘Take This Fight To Federal Court’

The star ballplayer was dealt a 162-game suspension after an arbitrator upheld most of the player’s punishment over the weekend.

Yankees' Rodriguez Banned For 2014 Season By Arbitrator

A-Rod will be suspended for the entire 2014 season and playoffs for doping after an independent arbitrator on Saturday rejected the All-Star third baseman's appeal.

A Chinese soldier stands next to China's national flag

The Rise Of China's Drone Fleet And Why It May Lead To Increased Tension In Asia

Espionage, increased military presence and drones in the Far East are cause for concern.

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Canadian Jobs Report Worse Than The U.S.' Thanks To Freezing Temperatures and Layoffs At BlackBerry (BBR) and Sears (SHLD)

The Canadian unemployment rate surpassed the American rate in December for the first time since the financial crisis thanks to chilling temperatures and massive layoffs.

Digital Detox Vacations: How A Trip Without My iPhone And The Internet Helped Me Disconnect From -- And Then Reconnect With -- Reality

How hard could it possibly be to give up the Internet, including social media, for 10 days?

The Invisible Land Of Kurdistan: Iraq Oil, Turkish EU Membership, Could Lead To Official Recognition

The "nation within five nations" long quest for autonomy may find support in Iraq's oil and Turkey's desire to join the EU.

Devyani Khobragade: Was She Victimized By Indian-American U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara?

The U.S. attorney who prosecuted the case, a man named Preet Bharara, just happens to be of Indian descent himself.

The Week In Science: Whale Beer, Aurora Borealis, Missing Time Travelers And A Dangerous Chemical Spill

An Icelandic brewery dabbles in unusual flavors; scientists fail to turn up evidence of time travelers among us.

The Housing Recovery Of 2013 May Be On Its Last Legs. Here's Why.

A companion question: Were U.S. home prices buoyed artificially by business investors in the market for quick profits?

A Makeshift Memorial in Sandy Hook Square

School Shootings Like Sandy Hook Could Be Prevented As Government Officials Consider An Incredible And Unexpected Solution

More than a year after the Sandy Hook shootings, this innovative building modification may help prevent tragedies.

US Jobs Report December 2013: Unemployment Rate Drops To 6.7%, Nonfarm Payrolls A Big Miss But Won't Affect Fed Tapering Time Table

While the U.S. jobs report was a huge disappointment, economists say the picture will look very different when we get revisions next month.

US Economy Added Only 74,000 Jobs in December

The total was absurdly low and may have been affected by seasonal factors; still, it may prompt the Fed to reduce stimulus more slowly.

World’s Safest Airlines In 2013 Found In Asia-Pacific, Middle East

Last year was the safest ever for air travel, but there's a stark divide between top-tier carriers and their underperforming counterparts.

Emerging Market Banking Sector Outlook: China, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Mexico, the United Arab Emirates and Nigeria -IHS

Take a look at the key risks and developments for the emerging market banking sector in the month ahead.

12 Companies That Will Conquer The Drone Market In 2014 and 2015

With drone rules to be relaxed in 2015, manufacturers are starting to make serious moves in the market.

CEO Of Coeur Mining Inc, A Silver Mining Company, Talks Markets, Returns and Corporate Culture: Q&A

The CEO of Coeur Mining spoke with IBTimes about the silver industry, and his remarks were candid and wide-ranging.

Southern Exposure: As Gun Sales Surge, Northeast Manufacturers Fleeing For Dixie

What's more, the migration is occurring amid rising gun sales.

Apple’s US Mac Sales See Significant Growth In Q4 2013 While Worldwide PC Shipments Suffer Worst Decline Since 2009

PC manufacturers continue to reel from the changing preferences of consumers and businesses for smartphones and tablets.

West Virginia Chemical Spill Triggers State Of Emergency, Tap Water Ban In 9 Counties Affecting 300,000 Customers; Schools, Restaurants Closed

Schools will remain closed until the emergency is lifted and residents have been advised not to use tap water.

Devyani Khobragade, The Indicted Indian Diplomat At The Center Of A Row Between The US And India, Leaves The US For India

Although diplomatic immunity protected her from prosecution, her indictment would prevent her from returning to the U.S.

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