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Egypt and Israel Try to Calm Crisis over Border Killings

Egypt and Israel tried Sunday to defuse a diplomatic crisis over the killing of five Egyptian security personnel during an Israeli operation against cross-border raiders, as crowds of Egyptians protested angrily at the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.
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Rapper Machine Gun Kelly Charged Amid Flash Mob at Mall

Cleveland rapper Machine Gun Kelly was cited with disorderly conduct after he was accused of refusing to get down from a food court table during a flash mob he organized at a suburban mall, police said on Sunday.
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Vogue in Hot Water for 'Slave Earrings' Ad

Fashion magazine Vogue's Italian Edition, which ran a picture ad under the title Slave earrings, is facing heavy criticism from internet community which calls it disgraceful to glamorize slavery, and is demanding an apology from Vogue to black women.
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NASA Does not Think that Aliens Will Destroy Earth

A study that evaluates sci-fi scenarios for extraterrestrial encounters, published in the journal Acta Astronautica, said that E.T. could decide whether we're a threat to intergalactic order and may try to kill us. At the heart of these scenarios is the possibility that intrinsic value may be more efficiently produced in our absence, the researchers wrote.
Donald Faison and CacCee Cobb

Donald Faison Engaged to Cacee Cobb

Former Scrubs Donald Faison, 37, is now engaged to longtime girlfriend, Cacee Cobb. Hinted at the news on Twitter
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Penguin India Launches Mobile Application

Leading book publisher, Penguin Books India has launched a mobile application that offers information of all books by the penguin Books India.
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Verizon Strike to End With Bargaining Pact

Almost half of the workers in Verizon's wireline business went on strike on August 7 after talks for a new labor pact failed when their contract expired.
China-U.S. basketball "friendly" erupts into brawl

China-U.S. basketball friendly erupts into brawl

As U.S. Vice President Joe Biden built trust with China in Beijing's corridors of power, goodwill between the two nations unravelled Thursday night on a nearby basketball court, where players traded kicks and punches and even a chair was thrown.

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