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The death of photojournalist Anton Hammerl while working in Libya last year inspired the first auction of contemporary photography on May 15 at Christie’s
7,000 Falun Gong practitioners gathered in New York to celebrate World Falun Dafa Day. In a parade on May 12, a group of practitioners carried photos of those killed during [...]
West Africa’s Sahel region is facing a massive food shortage, with as many as 15 million people facing hunger or starvation, a high-level United Nations official said.
Michael Shank Racing has a car to enter in the 2012 Indianapolis 500 race, but no engine in the car, and now, no driver.
The chair of the Toronto Police Service Board is proposing to outsource the school crossing guard program as part of a cost-reduction strategy for the 2013 budget.
Earlier this month, Garda Caroline Ryan made history when she won Ireland’s first ever Track Cycling World Championship medal (elite level) at Melbourne’s Hisense Arena.
Belgium’s Team WRT won both races at the restructured GT1 World Championship’s first 2012 event at Nogaro, France, netting Audi its first wins with the R8 LMS Ultra in a world championship series. Team WRT drivers Stéphane Ortelli and Laurens [...]
The arrest of Kim Dotcom and the shutdown of his Megaupload empire came as a serious wake-up call to the file sharing community.
Labour Minister Lisa Raitt won’t risk a strike at Air Canada disrupting March break, and tabled back-to-work legislation Monday that will take effect should negotiations fail.
United Nations humanitarian chief, Valerie Amos, arrived in the Syrian capital of Damascus on Wednesday in an effort to secure an international aid mission in the country.