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A return to form for Guy Ritchie in this Cockney crime caper

Sarkozy Warns Iran It Risks Israeli Attack

French President Sarkozy warned Iran it risks attack from Israel if it seeks nuclear weapons.

Racial Disparities Seen in U.S. Breast Cancer Care

Doctors are less likely to give black women radiation therapy after surgery to remove early-stage breast cancer th ...

Senator Barbara Boxer Seeks Corporate Support

Sen. Boxer, D-Calif. spoke at Hewlett Packard headquarters, hailing innovation and technology in Silicon Valley.

Final Chicago Cubs Bids Likely in Weeks: Sources

Final bids for the Chicago Cubs will likely be due late September or early October, two sources said on Thursday.
Rice Set for Historic Libya Visit, Meeting Gaddafi

Condoleezza Rice travels to Libya on Friday, the first trip there by a U.S. secretary of state in 55 years.
Toronto Film Festival Gets off to a Romantic Start

The curtain rose on the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night.

CNN Caught in Genocidal Correctness

New evidence of organ harvesting in China points out the failures of leading media in covering this story.

Shutdown of Skypecasts Disappoint Chinese Users

Chinese Internet users are very disappointed with Skype’s decision to temporarily shut down its public Skypecasts.

Air-purifying Church Windows Early Nanotechnology

Stained glass windows that are painted with gold purify the air when they are lit up by sunlight.

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Uranium Mine Expansion: Fear of Toxic Waste Leaks
The Australian Government has approved the expansion of a controversial uranium mine in South Australia.
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McCain Says ‘Change is coming’ to America

Republican John McCain promised Americans that "change is coming" to Washington if he is elected president.

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McCain Rallies Republicans, Puts the ‘GO’ in GOP

John McCain rallied Republicans on the Republican National Convention's last day, attempting to cement himself as ultimate patriotic Presidential pick.

China

UFOs Seen in China’s Chongqing

Chongqing Morning Post reported on September 2, that a group of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) were seen on August 31 at about 7 p.m. in Dazu County, Chongqing Municipality of mainland China.

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Toronto Film Festival Gets off to a Romantic Start

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Well-Tempered Sushi in a German Restaurant

"Can you taste the fine nuances?" asks Atiq Ressuli, one of the owners of "Buddha's Kitchen," a restaurant at the main train station. He watches as we sample freshly prepared sushi at the Live Bar.