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'Silent' heart attacks more common than
thought The
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A
study using new imaging technology found "silent"
heart attacks may be far more common, and more deadly, than suspected, U.S.
researchers said on Friday. Some... |
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AMSTERDAM - Royal
Philips Electronics NV, the
Dutch lighting and
consumer products maker, posted a first quarter
net loss of euro59 million
($78 million) on Tuesday and said it...
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
WASHINGTON (AP) ? The Obama administration will "with regret" boycott a U.N.
conference on racism next week over objectionable language
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HAVANA (AP) -
Cuba and the U.S. are likely
to tackle migration and drug trafficking first if
the two cold-war foes can successfully start...
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Washington - The US
will boycott next week's UN conference on
racism in
Geneva
because of "objectionable"
language in the
meeting's final document, the State Department said on...
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Vienna - US President Barack
Obama's decision not to prosecute
CIA operatives who used
questionable interrogation practices violates international
law,
the UN's top torture...
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Nearly 65,000
students in Summit County will
gladly be in the dark Wednesday. Thirteen local
school districts, including Akron,
have pledged to join in a grass-roots campaign...
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US decides to boycott United Nations
conference on racism, citing concerns about Israel
Star
Tribune |
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WASHINGTON - The Obama
administration will boycott "with regret" a U.N. conference on
racism
next week over objectionable
language in the
meeting's final document that...
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TEHRAN,
Iran - Iran convicted an
American journalist of
spying for the
United
States and sentenced her to eight years in
prison, her
lawyer
said Saturday, complicating the Obama...
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HAVANA -
Cuba and
the U.S. are likely to tackle migration and
drug trafficking first if
the two cold-war foes can successfully start talks, which would precede any
meetings between... |
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CRANBERRY, Pa. - A native of
Somalia was arrested at a
Cranberry shipping store after he tried to smuggle
drugs
from Africa into the country,...
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TEHRAN,
Iran
? Iran convicted an American
journalist of
spying for the United...
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I was outside the
Bank of
England during the G20
protest, not far from where passer-by Ian Tomlinson died after
being assaulted by a police officer. The police presence was as... |
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FBI, states expanding DNA
databases - Goal is to solve more crimes, but
privacy concerns raised
Law enforcement officials are vastly expanding their
collection of DNA to include millions more people who
have been arrested or detained but not yet convicted.
The move, intended to help solve more crimes, is raising
concerns about the privacy of petty offenders and people
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WHITE HOUSE TRIES TO
REGAIN CONTROL OF MESSAGE AT SUMMIT
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, April 18 – The White House
wants you to know that sometimes a handshake is just a
handshake and a smile is just a smile
On day two of the Summit of the Americas, U.S. relations
with just two of the more than three dozen countries
present – Cuba and Venezuela – dominated the headlines,
overshadowing the Obama administration’s message to the
region about a wide range of issues from economic
cooperation, to clean energy to fighting poverty and
drug trafficking.
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