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Gulf States Producing More Oil Than Ever: US Oil Boom May Not Compromise Gulf States' Importance Or Hold On Global Oil Markets

Gulf states have increased crude oil production, hitting record highs, showing their dominance in the global oil market.

Democrats Brings In Sequester Cuts Issue To Fore In Debate Over Debt-Ceiling, Government Shutdown Impasse, Sending Stock Futures Down

The markets are becoming increasingly concerned that Congress will not raise the debt ceiling in time to avert a catastrophic default.

What Does The Fox Say? Is Ylvis’ Song The New ‘Gangnam Style’? [VIDEO]

Ylvis’ “The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)” could become YouTube’s new “Gangnam Style.”

What National Parks Are Open? And What Does That Means For The Economy?

Although 389 national park sites remain closed due to the government shutdown, a few American icons reopened this weekend.

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Government Shutdown 2013: IMF Director Christine Lagarde Says Finance Ministers Show Growing Concern Over U.S. Economy [VIDEO]

The United States government shutdown has reached far beyond its borders. International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde appeared on "Meet the Press" to give her take on the situation.

Complications From Irregular Abortions Cost Colombia $14 Million A Year

Despite abortion being legal in some cases, many women find trouble getting a safe procedure to terminate their pregnancy.

Debt Ceiling 2013: Republicans Admit To Initially Overreaching; Senate Sought For Solution

All eyes are on the Senate as Oct. 17 draws closer. Some Republicans now say they overreached at first.

Sins Of The Fathers: Brazil Formally Apologizes To Japanese Community For World War II Abuses

In 1942, after Brazil -- as an ally -- declared war on Imperial Japan, thousands of Japanese residents in the country were either arrested or deported.

Russia: Third Countries Are Training Syrian Rebels In Chemical Weapons

According to Russia, al Qaeda-linked Syrian rebel groups are receiving chemical weapon training in Afghanistan.

John Kerry Holds Talks With Afghan President Hamid Karzai To Iron Out Differences Over Security Arrangement Past 2014

The U.S. wants a security deal this month, but Afghan President Hamid Karzai wants to stall it until after the presidential election next April.

BRICS May Decide On $100B Reserve Fund By Early 2014

BRICS nations made little progress toward setting up a $100 billion currency-reserve pool, as disagreements cropped up over its details.

The Week In Science: Antarctic Research Imperiled, Lonely Planet, Diamonds On Jupiter

A planet is found wandering without a star; Jupiter and Saturn may be studded with diamonds.

China Auto Sales September 2013: Up 21% As Japanese Automakers See Strong Rebound In China Sales A Year After Territorial Dispute Pummeled Sales; Ford Focus Charges Ahead

The Chinese bought 1.59 million autos in September: The Ford Focus was in front last month, but still trails the VW Lavida for the year.

Women In Power: Where In The World Do Women Hold The Most Seats In Parliament?

Most female parliamentarians are in Latin American and sub-Saharan African countries.

Debt Ceiling 2013: Government Shutdown Continues To Delay US Economic Data Releases; Watch For China Q3 GDP, Germany ZEW Survey

The focus will be on U.S., U.K. and euro-zone inflation, as well as China’s Q3 GDP, industrial production and retail sales.

VIDEO Mexico 2-1 Panama: Highlights; Raul Jimenez Scores Stunning Bicycle Kick Goal To Keep El Tri In Charge Of Its World Cup Fate

Raul Jimenez scored a sensational goal to give Mexico a vital World Cup qualifying win over Panama.

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Debt Ceiling 2013: A Timeline Of Fights Over The U.S. Debt Limit Since 1917

The U.S. debt ceiling has existed only since 1917. In the 96 years since, the way it has been dealt with by the government has changed -- a lot.

VIDEO USA 2-0 Jamaica: Highlights; Zusi And Altidore Strike Late In World Cup Qualifier

Graham Zusi and Jozy Altidore scored as the United States beat Jamaica 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier.

Has Krokodil Hit New York City? Report Says The Flesh-Eating ‘Zombie’ Drug Is Being Sold At NYC Nightclubs

Krokodil, the deadly flesh-eating drug that is believed to have arrived in the U.S., may have hit New York, according to a new report.

Thousands Of Dead Cattle Litter South Dakota Countryside After Historic Blizzard

It is estimated that as many as 100,000 cattle have been killed as the result of the unseasonal snowstorm that dropped as much as four feet of snow on western South Dakota.