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General view of Jewish outpost of Migron near West Bank city of Ramallah

Evacuate West Bank settlers without delay: Israeli court

Israel's supreme court ordered the evacuation of a hilltop outpost where some 250 Jewish settlers live without further delay Tuesday, upholding a petition made by Palestinians and an anti-settler group over five years ago.

Norway Killer Anders Behring Breivik Makes 'Unrealistic Demands': Lawyer

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Anders Behring Breivik, the man who confessed to killing 77 people in Norway has made a list of "unrealistic, far, far from the real world" demands, his lawyer said. Anders Behring Breivik said that he wanted the government to resign and for Japanese specialists to assess his mental health, Nowegian lawyer Geir Lippestad told reporters.
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A sign calling Central Falls, Rhode Island a "City of Dreams" marks the town's boundary on Higginson Avenue

Rhode Island's Central Falls files for bankruptcy

Central Falls, Rhode Island, one of a handful of U.S. cities and counties facing fiscal collapse in the wake of the economic recession, filed for a rare Chapter 9 bankruptcy on Monday.
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Timeline: LulzSec's day in court

A teen-ager believed to be a leading member of the Anonymous and LulzSec online activist groups appeared in a London court Monday charged with hacking offences.
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LulzSec Hacker Topiary Looks Defiant Outside Court (Photo)

Top LulzSec member Jake Davis, better known under the alias of Topiary, was granted conditional bail at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court, according to a Telegraph report. Davis was photographed outside the court sporting sunglasses and a denim shirt and was carrying a book, "Free radicals: The secret anarchy of science."
At Issue: U.S. Debt Deal

Debt Deal: Will House, Senate Votes Speed Along on Monday?

With the debt deal negotiations done, the focus now shifts to the Republican-led House, where Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, will try to attract moderate Democrats to offset the likely high number of Tea Party House members who will vote against the bill. A Senate vote on the bill also could occur later Monday.
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Israel Forcing Villagers to Pay for Their Own Eviction

Call it dictatorial or simply ironic, the residents of a Bedouin village in Israel's Negev desert are facing peculiar circumstances, where they are being forced to pay for the government expenses involved in demolishing their own homes!
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AT&T Braces for Brickbats as Data Speed Throttling Is Confirmed

Previous allegations that AT&T has charged users multiple times the actual data usage have come back in spotlight even as the carrier is bracing to face ire from users over its plan to throttle data speeds for high-usage customers.
Financial Crisis: U.S. Debt Ceiling in Pictures

Congressional Leaders, Obama Reach Debt Deal, Crucial Votes Ahead

Congressional leaders and President Obama reached a deal to raise the federal debt ceiling in an effort to avoid the first U.S. default but a series of crucial votes in both chambers of Congress remain before the President can sign it into law.

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