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Friday, 27 January 2012 09:21 |
Romney pressed Gingrich on illegal immigration and personal finance transparency
Should have happened years ago - here again Obama dropped the ball.
I've Screwed This Up But I Want To Try Again- Obama
Amnesty International has called for an investigation into what it says is the misuse of tear gas by Bahraini security forces.
While the West is insisting Iran demonstrate its seriousness this time, experts do expect a new round of nuclear talks. Some say starting them too soon could send the wrong message.
For me, signing up for the most stigmatized benefit felt like a defeat and a victory 
Kim Dotcom deemed flight risk prior to extradition hearing, as Dutch police arrest fifth suspect in online piracy probe.
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Send Dennis 20.00 or more we need Dennis Kucinich in Congress - - LINK 
U.S. Economic Growth In 2011 Weakest Since The Recession
The pace US economic growth quickened to a 2.8% annualised rate in the three months to December, the Commerce Department says.
The Syrian army launches renewed assaults on the restive cities of Homs and Hama, activists say, as the UN prepares to discuss the conflict.
The Philippines confirms that it is discussing ways to "maximise" defence ties with the US amid territorial disputes in the region.
Reuters) - Six Americans working for publicly funded U.S. organizations promoting democracy in Egypt have been barred from leaving the country, provoking angry demands in Washington that Cairo's new military rulers stop "endangering American lives".
National Geographic photographer James Balog hangs off a cliff by Columbia Glacier, Alaska to install a time-lapse camera. Balog created the Extreme Ice Survey, in which 30 cameras across three continents record irrefutable evidence of the Earth's melting ice.
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Once an engine of social mobility, higher education in the US now signifies debt and lack of opportunity.
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 09:26 |
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TELL THE 1% IT'S GETTING CLOSER -
Australia's prime minister and opposition leader are rescued from a restaurant where they became trapped by an angry protest, local media says.
Several people have died after being tortured by militias in Libyan detention centres, humanitarian group Amnesty International says.
the 3 million jobs created in 2011, through indeed the most since 2005, is actually a low number for an economy with a massive pool of idle labor
Murdoch-Backed Startup Flops
Jean-Claude Mas, 72, was head of a firm that supplied implants containing non-medical grade silicone
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The FBI asks contractors to suggest a system that can "scrape" information from social networks to build alert maps.
The bodies of three people are recovered by rescue workers in Brazil searching through rubble after the collapse of two high-rise office buildings in Rio de Janeiro.
AT&T Q4 2011: Massive $6.68 Billion Loss On T-Mobile Deal Collapse, iPhone Subsidies, Pension Adjustments
The same polls that previously showed Newt pulling away now have Mitt out in front.
British PM David Cameron tells Davos urgent action is needed on Greece, banks and the bailout fund
Postal workersare the worst offenders.
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Bahrain criticised over tear gas 
Assault on restive Syrian cities 
Australia PM 'rescued' amid protests 
FBI social network scraping app. 
