New York Times | - 1 hour ago |
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IZMIR,
Turkey - A large construction crane toppled over and crashed into the
Grand Mosque in the holy city of Mecca on Friday, killing at least 87
people and raising fears about the safety of the site before the yearly
hajj pilgrimage that is expected ...
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New York Times | - 31 minutes ago |
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The
Grand Slam will have to wait. Two victories from joining the most
prestigious club in tennis, Serena Williams ran into a roadblock at the
United States Open.
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Washington Post | - 2 hours ago |
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More
aggressive treatment of high blood pressure can sharply cut the risk of
heart attacks, strokes and deaths in people over 50, according to the
results of a landmark federal study released Friday that urges doctors
to bring their patients' blood ...
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Philly.com | - 1 hour ago |
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A
woman holds a photograph during a ceremony at the World Trade Center
site in New York on Friday, Sept. 11, 2015. (AP Photo/Bryan R. Smith).
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New York Times | - 43 minutes ago |
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The
New York Police Department on Friday released surveillance footage
showing the retired tennis star James Blake being dragged to the
sidewalk by a plainclothes officer during an arrest in Midtown Manhattan
this week.
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Washington Post | - 3 hours ago |
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She's
believed to be the last living rescue dog that responded to Ground
Zero. Bretagne, a golden retriever, went to New York City with her
handler Denise Corliss 14 years ago as part of Texas Task Force 1, to
help find survivors of the World Trade ...
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Kuwait News Agency | - 14 hours ago |
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WASHINGTON,
Sept 11 (KUNA) -- The US Senate vote was "an important step forward"
toward the United States and its international partners implementing the
deal to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Secretary of
State John Kerry said on ...
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Washington:
U.S. President Barack Obama said on Friday that Russia's escalated
military involvement in Syria is an indication that Syrian President
Bashar al-Assad is worried and is turning to Russian advisers for help.
Obama said the United States is ...
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But
the GOP candidate isn't the only one describing the Bush Tax Cuts: The
Sequel in confusing ways. Politico ran a headline on Wednesday that
read, “Jeb Bush tax plan hits Wall Street.” Soon after, the New York
Times' headline told readers, “Jeb Bush ...
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Bloomberg | - 9 hours ago |
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Prime
Minister David Cameron took aim at the U.K. opposition Labour Party as
it prepares to name a new leader, predicted to be hard-line socialist
Jeremy Corbyn.
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By James Gallagher, health editor BBC News website. A series of high profile and emotionally charged right-to-die cases have appeared in the courts.
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A
Kenyan man accused of posing as a gynaecologist and allegedly raping
women in his clinic after sedating them has appeared in court in
Nairobi.
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BBC News Channel. 3:02. Headlines from BBC News. 7 hours ago · Purin, a nine year-old female beagle, catching football.
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Thirteen
people have been charged after a police operation against modern
slavery. The 10 men and three women, aged from 22 to 54, are from
Lincolnshire and West Yorkshire and are due to appear in court next
month.
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BBC News | - 10 hours ago |
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Dr
Sarandev Bhambra. 2:58. Tesco attack: 'Coward tried to behead me'. 4
hours ago. Andy Quinn. 0:36. Abuse gang's crimes were 'horrific'.
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US
police say thousands of people have contacted them after a spate of
highway shootings in the US city of Phoenix. They are investigating a
further four possible sniper attacks.
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A
possible mass grave of more than 200 sailors has been discovered at a
Cornish beauty spot. The National Trust will excavate the site near
Lizard Point after geophysical surveys revealed a "mass burial pit".
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BBC News | - Sep 10, 2015 |
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A
53-year old mother of seven, Meryem Sune's body rests on a desk,
wrapped in white cloth and bed sheets. What is unusual about the picture
taken in Cizre, a predominantly Kurdish town in south-eastern Turkey,
are the bottles of ice surrounding her body.
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They
travel in groups, crossing the border between Serbia and Hungary on
foot, following a railway that will bring them to a makeshift camp where
they will find respite before continuing on toward Austria, Germany or
Sweden.
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Wall Street Journal | - 1 hour ago |
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SINGAPORE—The
ruling People's Action Party won Singapore's most contentious general
elections in five decades of independence and improved its vote share
Friday, marking a significant gain for a party that had seen its
popularity fade as some voters ...
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Reuters | - 26 minutes ago |
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HAVANA
Cuba on Friday pardoned 3,522 common prisoners in what it called a
humanitarian gesture ahead of next week's visit by Pope Francis,
repeating similar actions it took ahead of two previous papal visits.
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Moscow
is sending an advanced anti-aircraft missile system to Syria, two
Western officials and a Russian source said, as part of what the West
believes is stepped-up military support for embattled President Bashar
al-Assad.
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Fox News Latino | - 1 hour ago |
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The
sentencing of Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López to nearly 14
years in prison for his involvement in the 2014 demonstrations against
the regime of President Nicolás Maduro has elicited a host of negative
responses from U.S.
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The Indian Express | - 4 hours ago |
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Israel
strongly objected to the proposal and joined seven other countries,
including the United States, in voting "no"; 119 nations voted "yes" and
45 abstained.
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BusinessDay | - 1 hour ago |
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President
Muhammadu Buhari has directed authorities to tighten security measures
in all camps harboring internally displaced persons in the country to
guard against the sort of incident that occurred in Yola, Adamawa state
on Friday.
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ABC News | - 28 minutes ago |
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New
details are emerging more than week after the shooting death of a
northern Illinois police officer sparked a manhunt for three suspects
and a national outpouring of grief.
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NEW
YORK - It still sears the heart. And the memories still send shivers
down spines and raise the hairs on arms. On Friday morning, crowds
gathered once again at the site of the Twin Towers of New York's World
Trade Center to confront those 14-year ...
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Baltimore Sun | - 46 minutes ago |
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In
announcing that she would not seek re-election, Mayor Stephanie
Rawlings-Blake said Friday she's proud of her record. "That track record
includes not always making what many would think is the political
decision or the popular decision, but it's the ...
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seattlepi.com | - 2 hours ago |
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In
this photo taken on Aug. 8, 2010, New Beginnings Church members leave
after service while Foxhole Strip Club dancers protest in front of the
New Beginnings Church in Warsaw, Ohio.
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Washington Post | - 2 hours ago |
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A
man who stabbed a woman steps from Union Station on Friday afternoon
was chased into the station and shot by a security guard near a
fast-food restaurant, according to D.C.
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In
the final two hours before a single-engine plane crashed into the
Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey, its radio was silent, federal
investigators said Friday as the Coast Guard suspended the search for
the pilot.
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Sky News Australia | - 58 minutes ago |
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A
young American who assumed the online identity of an Australian
jihadist has been arrested for allegedly planning terror attacks in
Australia and the United States including at a September 11 memorial
event.
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Reuters | - 59 minutes ago |
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(Adds
Bloomberg and New York Post reports, Trump Organization comment). Sept
11 (Reuters) - Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said on
Friday he had bought NBC's share of the Miss Universe Organization and
that all lawsuits against the ...
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A
Federal Reserve rate hike will have "absolutely" no impact on the value
of equities, but because it will nonetheless move some stock prices,
investors should be prepared to scoop up names that overreact, market
pro Charlie Bobrinskoy said Friday.
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Reuters | - 38 minutes ago |
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NEW
YORK Crude oil fell on Friday after Goldman Sachs slashed its price
forecast through next year, while global equity markets traded mixed as
investors assessed the economic outlook and a potential move by the
Federal Reserve next week to raise ...
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Fortune | - 18 minutes ago |
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Co-Founder/CEO
Greg Koch announced he's transitioning into a chairman role. He
squashed speculation that a sale was coming. Greg Koch, CEO of craft
beer giant Stone Brewing, is stepping down.
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WASHINGTON
U.S. consumer sentiment hit its lowest in a year in early September and
producer prices were flat in August, signaling moderate economic growth
and tame inflation that could weigh on the Federal Reserve's decision
whether to hike interest ...
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Fox Business | - 1 hour ago |
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U.S.
equity markets reversed course to trade higher into the close as global
volatility settled a bit ahead of next week's FOMC meeting, allowing
the S&P and Nasdaq to book their best week since mid-July, and the
Dow's best week since March.
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Financial Times | - 1 hour ago |
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One
place to look for an answer is the markets. Our chart suggests that,
even after being shunted into junk status by Standard & Poor's,
Brazil is most at risk of a further fall among the big emerging markets.
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Tablet
sales are down, but devices like the Apple iPad Pro and the Microsoft
Surface could help revive the category with business users.
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PC Magazine | - 1 hour ago |
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It's
early in the morning for me as I write this, but that's not why I'm
yawning. You can cure morning yawns with coffee, but there's no cure for
listening to marketing execs overhype the underwhelming.
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Washington Post | - 1 hour ago |
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When
data from the massive Ashley Madison hack first leaked online, one tiny
bright spot was that researchers said the company appeared to use a
strong algorithm to encrypt users passwords.
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Computerworld | - 1 hour ago |
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It's
a basic fact of life that once you publish something on the Internet,
it's pretty much impossible to get it back. Now illustrating that point
with painful clarity, images of the TSA's master luggage keys have been
published online, meaning that ...
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People Magazine | - 2 hours ago |
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Nicole
Arbour, the YouTube personality whose "Dear Fat People" video sparked a
massive online backlash, has been fired from an upcoming film she was
working on.
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Us Magazine | - 2 hours ago |
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It
apparently is a laughing matter! Johnny Depp joked on Jimmy Kimmel Live
on Thursday, Sept. 10, about the legal troubles he and his wife, Amber
Heard, found themselves in earlier this year when they brought their
dogs Boo and Pistol to Australia ...
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If you come across another review of "The Visit," and you can tell it's going to be a negative one, stop reading it.
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It's
not all roses in Hollywood. Jewel has had a chart-topping, multi-decade
career, but it hasn't been entirely joyful. In a new interview with The
Hollywood Reporter, the Grammy-nominated singer describes a much darker
side to the music industry ...
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The Guardian | - 3 hours ago |
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Flavia
Pennetta shocked all the fans who had battled through a New York
traffic horror show to get to Queens for the first semi-final of the US Open and the 33-year-old Italian left the world No2, Simona Halep, in a dazed state too, to reach her first ...
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ATP World Tour | - 7 hours ago |
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Four Grand Slam champions clash in their quest for another major title Friday in the US Open semi-finals. Reigning champ Marin Cilic is on a 12-match win streak at the US Open, but a 13-match losing streak against his opponent, World No. 1 and 2011 ...
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CBS News | - 22 hours ago |
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The U.S. Open Tennis Championships, a hardcourt Grand Slam tournament held in New York City, runs from Aug. 31 to September 13.
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International Business Times UK | - 16 hours ago |
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Cilic has never defeated the Serbian tennis star on 13 occasions. He will be hoping to register his first win over Djokovic in the semi-final of the US Open. Only a win on Friday will keep the Croatian's hopes of retaining the US Open title alive. The ...
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CBSSports.com | - 45 minutes ago |
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The
NFL has launched its review into the power and frequency issues on the
sidelines at Gillette Stadium on Thursday night, according to league
sources.
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DETROIT
-- Manager Brad Ausmus' future with the Detroit Tigers is safe -- for
now. Tigers general manager Al Avila released a statement Friday amid
reports that the team had already decided to fire Ausmus after what has
turned into a lackluster season.
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New York Times | - 1 hour ago |
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Rushing
to prevent Eli Manning from entering this season in the final year of
his contract, which would raise the prospect of Manning becoming a free
agent in 2016, the Giants on Friday agreed to make him one of the
highest paid players in the N.F.
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EVIAN-LES-BAINS,
France -- What she lacks in experience, the 22-year-old Mi Hyang Lee
makes up for with advice from her 69-year-old caddie.
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Washington Post | - 24 minutes ago |
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A
new study has found tantalizing evidence that a highly concentrated
form of a compound found in red wine and dark chocolate might be able to
slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
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A
new Novartis AG drug to treat heart failure should cost 17 percent less
than its list price of $4,560 per year to keep health costs in line
with growth in the overall U.S.
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9news.com.au | - 20 hours ago |
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A
24-hour cancer blood test could save patients the pain of not know
their diagnoses for weeks and give patients better chances of survival.
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Reuters | - 47 minutes ago |
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A
panel of outside advisers to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
voted in favor of approving Collegium Pharmaceutical Inc's experimental
opioid painkiller.
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PC Magazine | - 13 minutes ago |
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Pluto
is super far away. Like waaaay super out there. It's so far away that
we're still—months after the fact—receiving pics shots from New
Horizon's historic decade-in-the-works wassup with everyone's favorite
not-a-planet.
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New York Times | - 3 hours ago |
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Burning
all the world's deposits of coal, oil and natural gas would raise the
temperature enough to melt the entire ice sheet covering Antarctica,
driving the level of the sea up by more than 160 feet, scientists
reported Friday.
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The
Southern Ocean is the world's most effective basin of carbon dioxide
absorption, and recently, it has been showcasing a renewed strength in
this ability.
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Christian Science Monitor | - 1 hour ago |
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Homo
naledi, the human species recently discovered in South Africa, possess
traits that could change the way we see human evolution.
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