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Prince Harry Cancels Dubai Trip Amid Unrest
Prince Harry has cancelled a charity trip to Dubai because of the Middle East unrest, BBC News reported, quoting St. James’s Palace.
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US Postal Service Mulls 5-Day Delivery
The U.S Postal Service (USPS) may be forced to cut a day of service, bringing the number of service days down to five.
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Obama Breaks New Ground With Arab Station Interview
President Barack Obama went on an Arab television station for his first television interview with a foreign station on Tuesday, breaking new ground in reaching out to the Arab world and Muslims.
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Sri Lanka’s Civil War Nears End as Last Rebel Base Falls
Sri Lankan soldiers captured Mullaittvu, the last major stronghold of the Tamil Tigers, as Sri Lanka’s 25-year-old civil war appeared to be nearing its end.
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Thousands of Protestors Overrun Communist Office in Northwest China
Between 2,000 and 10,000 people protested and attacked a Communist Party office in Gansu province of Northwest China early Tuesday.
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Chinese-Born VA. Scientist Admits to Selling U.S. Space Technology
A Chinese-born scientist plead guilty to illegally selling U.S. rocket technology to China’s Communist regime.
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67,000 Factories Closed in China in Six Months
Over 67,000 factories have closed in China over the first half of this year.
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Chinese Premier: Economic Crisis “Worse Than Expected”
Top officials of the Chinese Communist regime finally admitted that the economic crisis in China is taking a severe toll.
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In Exit Polls, Obama Takes Women, Minorities; McCain Whites
Preliminary exit polls showed Obama easily winning among women, blacks and Hispanics. John McCain led slightly in terms of white voters.
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Pressure Hobbles China’s Champion Hurdler
Liu’s injury and withdrawal from the Games raised questions about the Chinese regime’s training program.
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Prince Harry Cancels Dubai Trip Amid Unrest
Prince Harry has cancelled a charity trip to Dubai because of the Middle East unrest, BBC News reported, quoting St. James’s Palace.
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US Postal Service Mulls 5-Day Delivery
The U.S Postal Service (USPS) may be forced to cut a day of service, bringing the number of service days down to five.
|
Obama Breaks New Ground With Arab Station Interview
President Barack Obama went on an Arab television station for his first television interview with a foreign station on Tuesday, breaking new ground in reaching out to the Arab world and Muslims.
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Sri Lanka’s Civil War Nears End as Last Rebel Base Falls
Sri Lankan soldiers captured Mullaittvu, the last major stronghold of the Tamil Tigers, as Sri Lanka’s 25-year-old civil war appeared to be nearing its end.
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Thousands of Protestors Overrun Communist Office in Northwest China
Between 2,000 and 10,000 people protested and attacked a Communist Party office in Gansu province of Northwest China early Tuesday.
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Chinese-Born VA. Scientist Admits to Selling U.S. Space Technology
A Chinese-born scientist plead guilty to illegally selling U.S. rocket technology to China’s Communist regime.
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67,000 Factories Closed in China in Six Months
Over 67,000 factories have closed in China over the first half of this year.
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Chinese Premier: Economic Crisis “Worse Than Expected”
Top officials of the Chinese Communist regime finally admitted that the economic crisis in China is taking a severe toll.
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In Exit Polls, Obama Takes Women, Minorities; McCain Whites
Preliminary exit polls showed Obama easily winning among women, blacks and Hispanics. John McCain led slightly in terms of white voters.
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Pressure Hobbles China’s Champion Hurdler
Liu’s injury and withdrawal from the Games raised questions about the Chinese regime’s training program.
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