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U.N. Committee Slams Iran for Post-Election Crackdown
The U.N. General Assembly's human rights committee condemned Iran for a violent crackdown on protesters.
First EU President Named: Belgium PM van Rompuy
Europe's heads of state reached a consensus on the EU's first President: Belgium Prime Minister Herman van Rompuy.
French Court Dismisses Case Against Major Satellite Company
A judge dismissed NTDV's case which stated Eutelsat stopped service due to pressure from the Chinese regime.
How to Eat Meat and Still Save the Planet
Eating meat two or three times a week can balance future food distribution, says recent report.
Call to Reform ‘chilling’ English Libel Laws
Guilty until proven innocent. That is just one of the anomalies of English libel law that need complete reform.
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Netflix Rises Above the Fray
Netflix reported $423.1 million in revenue for the third quarter, a 24 percent jump over same period in 2008.
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Movie Review: 'The Informant!'
Steven Soderbergh, that most chameleonic of directors, is back with this deliciously sharp conspiracy comedy
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Oprah Ending Her Show in 2011
The long-running "Oprah Winfrey Show" will air its last episode in 2011, when Oprah's CBS contract expires.
‘Hinge of History’—Doors Opened by The Epoch Times
We are greatly fond of The Epoch Times and the work that you are doing. It is a real honor to be here to celebrate...
Netflix Rises Above the Fray
Netflix reported $423.1 million in revenue for the third quarter, a 24 percent jump over same period in 2008.
Australian Uranium to China, a Worry for Many Reasons
Sun Xiaodi was ignored when he first began to report on corruption and radioactive contamination.
Out of the Cold: Burma and U.S. Take Tentative Steps
Recent diplomatic visits by U.S. officials to Burma show the changing tactics to help foster change in Burma.
with Rich Crankshaw
