Zimmerman verdict: 86 percent of African Americans disapprove - Washington Post
NPRZimmerman verdict: 86 percent of African Americans disapproveWashington PostGeorge Zimmerman during his trial in Sanford, Fla., on July 12. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel via AP). African Americans have a mostly shared and sharply negative reaction to the shooting of Trayvon Martin and the not-guilty verdict in the resulting trial, ...Cornel West: 'President Obama Has Very Little Moral Authority' on Martin CaseTruthdigObama Calls for Four Actions in Wake of Trayvon Martin VerdictThe Nonprofit Quarterlyall 2,286 news articles »
Poulter: Westwood will win a major - ESPN.co.uk
ESPN.co.ukPoulter: Westwood will win a majorESPN.co.ukIan Poulter insists Lee Westwood is "too good" not to break his major championship duck, despite his compatriot yet again missing out at Muirfield. Having led after 54 holes at The Open, the 40-year-old let another golden chance at winning his first major slip ...PHIL MICKELSON shot the round of his life to win The Open — and leave Lee ...The SunTiger Woods Falls Short At British Open, Major Drought ContinuesHuffington PostTiger Woods fails to discover his old invincibility in Open denouementThe GuardianUSA TODAY -ABC News -U-T San Diegoall 1,049 news articles »
EU blacklists Hezbollah - sort of - Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science MonitorEU blacklists Hezbollah - sort ofChristian Science MonitorThe European Union agreed on Monday to blacklist the “military wing†of Lebanon's militant Shiite organization Hezbollah in response to the group's alleged activities in Europe. Skip to next paragraph ...Outlawing Hizbollah: a mark of leadership in complex timesTelegraph.co.ukEU blacklists Hezbollah's military wingArab NewsNetanyahu: Hezbollah political wing should be included in EU blacklistJerusalem PostHaaretz -Los Angeles Times -Economic Timesall 156 news articles »
Gunmen kill five Kurdish security forces in northern Iraq - Reuters
Telegraph.co.ukGunmen kill five Kurdish security forces in northern IraqReutersKIRKUK, Iraq | Sun Jul 21, 2013 3:56pm EDT. KIRKUK, Iraq (Reuters) - Gunmen killed five members of the Kurdish security forces at a checkpoint in northern Iraq on Sunday, bringing the day's death toll from bombings and shootings across the whole country ...Iraq: Baghdad car bombings kill at least 33 peopleNewsdayall 272 news articles »
Hiddink suddenly favourite for Barca after resigning at Anzhi - Myjoyonline.com
Myjoyonline.comHiddink suddenly favourite for Barca after resigning at AnzhiMyjoyonline.comGuus Hiddink's resignation from Anzhi after 18 months in charge has created speculation about his future, with the timing of the decision leading many to believe that he is the chosen one to take over at Barcelona. Hiddink has already been backed in from 4/1 ...Guus Hiddink resigns as Anzhi Makhachkala coachBBC SportGuus Hiddink resigns as Anzhi bossThe SunHiddink resigns as Anzhi manager, linked with BarcelonaReuters UKIrish Examiner -Daily Mail -The Guardianall 31 news articles »
At least 89 dead in China earthquakes: state media - The News International
The News InternationalAt least 89 dead in China earthquakes: state mediaThe News InternationalLANZHOU: Rescuers battled through landslides and clogged roads in a bid to reach victims of twin earthquakes in northwest China Monday which killed 89 people, injured almost 600 and damaged more than 20,000 buildings. The tremors in Gansu province ...China quake kills at least 20The ProvinceDozens dead in Chinese earthquakeIrish ExaminerEarthquake kills 75, injures 400 in north-west ChinaThe PunchNew York Daily News -China Daily -Daily Mailall 238 news articles »
Kate Middleton in Labor: Queen Elizabeth II Returns to Buckingham Palace - E! Online
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLibertyKate Middleton in Labor: Queen Elizabeth II Returns to Buckingham PalaceE! OnlineQueen Elizabeth II is ready for the royal baby! Hours after Kate Middleton was admitted to St. Mary's London hospital in the early stages of labor, the 87-year-old royal has returned to Buckingham Palace. The royal standard is currently flying above signaling ...Eight Factoids About Britain's Royal BabyRadioFreeEurope/RadioLibertyRoyal baby betting hits fever pitch in the UKToday.comBookies cash in on Royal baby name hypeStuff.co.nzMyjoyonline.com -ITN -Channel 24all 1,833 news articles »
FOREX-Yen rises in choppy trade after Japan PM's election win - Reuters
Economic TimesFOREX-Yen rises in choppy trade after Japan PM's election winReutersMon Jul 22, 2013 9:48am IST. * Japan's ruling coalition wins upper house majority. * Result was broadly in line with expectations. * Yen dips initially but later bounces in choppy trade. * Stop-loss orders add to yen's rise. * Jury still out on whether Abe will push ...Asia Pacific Market: Stocks advance in quiet trade on MondayBusiness StandardRuling Coalition Wins Control of Japan's LegislatureVoice of AmericaBusiness heads hail end to divided DietThe Japan Newsall 493 news articles »
Nikkei rises 0.7 pct as Abe's election win boosts economic recovery hopes - Reuters
Telegraph.co.ukNikkei rises 0.7 pct as Abe's election win boosts economic recovery hopesReutersMon Jul 22, 2013 7:14am IST. * Domestic-demand sensitive shares rise * Abe's victory widely-expected, but positive for market - analysts * Exporters underperform as dollar trades below 100 yen By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, July 22 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei ...Ruling Coalition Wins Control of Japan's LegislatureVoice of Americaall 499 news articles »
AU to Send Panel to Investigate Situation in Egypt - Voice of America
Voice of AmericaAU to Send Panel to Investigate Situation in EgyptVoice of AmericaADDIS ABABA — An Egyptian envoy is protesting the country's suspension from the African Union, saying the decision was based on a misunderstanding of events. The AU Commission plans to send a panel to Egypt to reassess its decision. Egypt says it ...Egypt's Constitutional Panel Meets Amid Sinai ViolenceBloombergMorsi family accuses Egypt army of 'kidnapping president'Ahram OnlineMursi was 'kidnapped,' ousted president's family sayAl-ArabiyaReuters UK -Reuters Canada -Globe and Mailall 182 news articles »
At least 75 dead in China earthquakes - Boston.com
The HinduAt least 75 dead in China earthquakesBoston.comBEIJING (AP) — A strong earthquake that shook an arid, hilly farming area in northwest China sparked landslides and destroyed or damaged thousands of brick-and-mud homes Monday, killing at least 75 people and injuring more than 400, the government ...Earthquake kills 75, injures 400 in north-west ChinaThe PunchTrending news across ChinaChina DailyChina earthquake reportedly kills 75, collapses many homesNBCNews.com (blog)The Hindu -Bernama -ITNall 246 news articles »
Syria rebels seize key northern town: NGO - AFP
AFPSyria rebels seize key northern town: NGOAFPBEIRUT — Syria's rebels on Monday seized the strategic town of Khan al-Assal, a regime bastion in the northern province of Aleppo, a monitoring group said. They also took two villages located southeast of Aleppo, as they advanced towards cutting off the ...Syrian Rebels Claim Gains in NorthVoice of AmericaSyria conflict: Khan al-Assal 'falls to rebels'BBC NewsSyrian Rebels Capture Key Village Near Aleppo; 75 Rebels Killed Across CountryHuffington PostChristian Science Monitor -Independent Online -The Guardianall 134 news articles »
United's second Cesc bid - Herald.ie
Sydney Morning HeraldUnited's second Cesc bidHerald.ieSimon Stone – 22 July 2013 02:30 PM. MANCHESTER UNITED have made a second bid for Barcelona and Spain midfielder Cesc Fabregas, manager David Moyes confirmed in Tokyo today. Also in this section. MDL Club Meeting · Temp Head - A number of ...Manchester United make second £30m bid for Barcelona's Cesc FábregasThe Guardianall 101 news articles »
Can Embryonic Stem Cells Help the Blind See? Scientists Say Yes - Design & Trend
Design & TrendCan Embryonic Stem Cells Help the Blind See? Scientists Say YesDesign & TrendResearchers have used cloning techniques to create human embryonic stem cells.(Photo: Oregon Health and Science University ). Scientists announced on Monday that lab-grown stem cells that had been used to create light-sensitive retinal cells had ...Injecting stem cells into eyes may soon help blind see, scientists saymsnNOWStem Cell Study May Cure Juvenile and Age Related BlindnessGuardian Expressall 45 news articles »
Man Utd make revised £30m bid for midfielder - CHANNELS
CHANNELSMan Utd make revised £30m bid for midfielderCHANNELSUnited confirmed a £25m offer for the 26-year-old last Monday and have increased that to £30m plus add-ons, with executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward leading negotiations. “As I understand it, Ed had a response [to the first bid],†said Moyes at a news ...Manchester United could give up Cesc Fabregas chase if second bid failsMirror.co.ukManchester United makes second offer for FabregasThe HinduMoyes confirms second Fabregas bidFOXSports.comManUtd.comall 122 news articles »
Twin Chinese Quakes Kill Dozens - Daily Beast
Daily BeastTwin Chinese Quakes Kill DozensDaily BeastAn estimated 54 people were killed and more than 300 injured early Monday morning when twin earthquakes struck Dingxi in the remote, mountainous Gansu province. Officials said that rescuers are still trying to reach the victims and that more than 21,000 ...Relief Goods Needed in NW China Quake-hit RegionCRIENGLISH.comall 328 news articles »
Syria conflict in stalemate, David Cameron says - BBC News
BBC NewsSyria conflict in stalemate, David Cameron saysBBC NewsThe Assad government may have got "stronger" in recent months, but more can be done to help Syria's opposition forces, David Cameron has said. The UK prime minister told the BBC there was a "stalemate" on the ground, but work must continue ...War-weary Syrians' senses dulled as attitudes and hearts hardenFinancial TimesSyrian Rebels Claim Gains in NorthVoice of AmericaSyrian Rebels Capture Key Village Near Aleppo; 75 Rebels Killed Across CountryHuffington PostThe Seattle Times -Independent Onlineall 147 news articles »
Dozens hurt in Cairo clashes as Morsi family to sue army head - AFP
AFPDozens hurt in Cairo clashes as Morsi family to sue army headAFPCAIRO, Qahirah — Dozens of people were injured in Cairo clashes Monday as the family of Mohamed Morsi said they plan to sue Egypt's army chief for having "kidnapped" the ousted Islamist president. Supporters and opponents of Morsi clashed in Tahrir ...Cairo Clashes: At Least 1 Killed, 7 Injured In Battles Between Morsi Supporters ...Huffington PostBring back Egypt's elected governmentBusinessWorld Online Edition1 death confirmed as pro and anti Morsi protesters violently clash in TahrirAhram OnlineWashington Post -Tehran Times -BBC Newsall 214 news articles »
'It's The Economy, Stupid,' Say Japan Voters - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal'It's The Economy, Stupid,' Say Japan VotersWall Street JournalJapanese prime minister Shinzo Abe attends a news conference in Tokyo on July 22, following his Liberal Democratic Party's victory in upper house elections. Bloomberg. By George Nishiyama and Alexander Martin. The resounding victory of Japan's ruling ...and more »
Apple, Google and other tech giants demand spying openness - The Statesman Online
Apple, Google and other tech giants demand spying opennessThe Statesman OnlineApple, Google and dozens of other technology companies have urged US authorities to let them divulge more details about security requests. The companies want to be able to report regular statistics about the nature and scope of what data is being asked for ...Apple, Google urge surveillance disclosureChina Economic Netall 2 news articles »
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