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Minister draws ire on iPhone posting as Taiwan Cabinet calls for support for struggling HTC
Economists shoot down talk of bacon shortage, but predict rising prices due to drought
Displaced Syrians living in refugee camps face new crisis.
Russian court postpones jailed Pussy Riot appeal hearing to Oct. 10 after member fires lawyers
Airlines group lifts 2012 profit outlook for industry to $4.1billion from $3 billion
California enacts nation's first law banning gay teen 'conversion' psychotherapy
Bombing in east Afghanistan kills 3 NATO troops, their translator, coalition says
Justin Bieber fans got a little more than what they bargained for this weekend when the pop star vomited twice on stage during a concert in Glendale, Ariz. Video of the incident made its way around Twitter and YouTube following the concert on Saturday at...
Suspected US missile strike kills 2 in northwest Pakistan, intelligence officials say
LA mayor: 'Carmageddon II' was a success because drivers cooperated during freeway closure
'Homeland' stars Damian Lewis and Claire Danes talk about what's to come on season two of the Emmy-winning Showtime drama.Read more: Spoiler Alert: 'Homeland' Stars on 'Devastating' Season
Cytori Therapeutics, Inc., the biotechnology company behind an experimental procedure that uses stem cells from a patient's own fat tissue to repair burn damage, has been awarded a $4.7 million government contract to further develop the stem cell therapy. Read more: Experimental Stem Cell Therapy May Help Burn Victims
The drama of a potential October surprise comes as much with the ticking of the clock towards Election Day as it does with the shrinking of the electoral map. A tight race like this year's, where the candidates are separated by a few points in battleground states, increases the likelihood that an unexpected event can shape the polls.
With Obama starting to pull ahead in those vital states, the Mitt Romney campaign is training its sights (and its ad budget) on the familiar blue collar faces of coal country. Read more: What's the Deal With All the Coal Miner Campaign Ads?
Read more: 57 Previously Undiscovered Fast and Furious Guns Used in Mexican Crimes
An 11-year-old girl was killed after she fell out the emergency window of a party bus during a birthday celebration in downtown Portland, Ore. The child, who was identified as Angie Hernandez, was leaning against the emergency exit. When the bus turned, the window opened...
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, never one to be shy when it comes to speaking his mind, today predicted that Mitt Romney would turn the presidential race around in the upcoming debate with President Obama. The problem is, Christie is off script.Page 978 of 1358
