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Qaeda's Zawahri attacks Obama, Arabs in new video

Al Qaeda's number two Ayman al-Zawahri appeared on Wednesday in a new video marking the anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, attacking Arab leaders and Barack Obama for their policies on Israel.

Final polls give Merkel hope before election

German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks on track to win a second term and has a good chance of forming the center-right coalition that eluded her four years ago, the last polls released before Sunday's election indicated.

Fighting kills at least 12 in Somali capital

Fighting in Somalia's capital Mogadishu killed at least 12 people and wounded 17 others after Islamist insurgents attacked government forces and African Union (AU) peacekeepers, witnesses said on Wednesday.

EU unveils plans to revamp bank policing

The European Union unveiled its blueprint on Wednesday for an overhaul of the way banks and financial markets are policed, a central plank to new rules designed to prevent a repeat of the global economic crisis.

Best U.S. companies for working mothers named

Working Mother magazine on Tuesday named the best U.S. companies for working mothers, citing those that have kept or expanded family-friendly programs and policies amid the pressures of recession.

China army parade may give clue to new missiles

When the National Day parade rolls down Beijing's streets next week, foreign observers will look beyond the goose-stepping soldiers for signs that China is developing a new missile able to threaten U.S. aircraft carriers.

Stun-gun maker Taser blogs to beat bad buzz

When the 49ers were battling the Cardinals in a National Football League game earlier this year, a Facebook update by stun gun maker Taser proclaimed that the San Francisco-based team's Taser formation could be the tipping factor.

Intel CEO looks beyond PCs as market matures

Clare BaldwinIntel Corp rolled out a software developers' platform on Tuesday and stressed it will step up efforts to boost revenue from consumer electronics and other markets beyond its core, maturing personal computer business.

Oil falls towards $71 ahead of U.S. stocks data

Oil fell toward $71 a barrel on Wednesday, pressured by doubts over U.S. demand as investors cautiously awaited government inventory data after an industry report showed a surprise build in crude oil stockpiles.

Modern Family breathes new life into sitcom

It's always a challenge to say specifically what makes a TV comedy outstanding, but, as Justice Potter Stewart said of pornography 45 years ago, I know it when I see it. When it comes to Modern Family, you will, too.

Titanic prepped to set sail as 3D reissue

Disney's imminent re-release of Toy Story and Toy Story 2 in 3D has many wondering if others will tap their film libraries for extra-dimensional opportunities, but it appears less a matter of if than when.

Eastwick shows promise but doesn't yet cast spell

Before committing yourself to ABC's new hour comedy-drama Eastwick, try to turn off your brain. Forget the 1987 movie and its four big stars; forget that Charmed ran for eight seasons; forget that TV translations in 1992 and 2002 of the same source material died early. Once you're into it, try to forget the two boob and one vibrator jokes that materialize during the first five minutes.

Cougar Town not likely to seduce viewers

Cougar Town is a place dreamed up by Bill Lawrence, the man who also helped give the world many excellent episodes of Scrubs. Courteney Cox, the woman who gave the world many amusing moments on Friends, is the star of ABC's Cougar Town. Their television marriage could have worked.

Megan Fox Transformers costume up for auction

Megan Fox's black leather motorcycle costume, a 17-foot-tall robot and more than 100 other props, costumes and set pieces from the Transformers movie franchise are going up for auction near Los Angeles next month.

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