Top StoriesJapan Stocks Climb as Central Banks Begin Intervention on Yen; Tepco JumpsBloomberg - - 21 minutes ago Japanese stocks climbed, paring their worst weekly performance since 2008, as the yen tumbled after the Bank of Japan and some Group of Seven countries said they began intervening in ... Karen Rodriguez Eliminated From 'American Idol'MTV.com - - 1 hour ago Naima Adedapo and Haley Reinhart join her in the bottom three, while Black Eyed Peas and Lee DeWyze perform. By Adam Graham "Love Will Lead You Back" paved a path straight to elimination for Karen Rodriguez, who was shown the door on Thursday's (March ... American Idol Elimination Results People Magazine CDC Urges New HIV Testing for DonorsWall Street Journal - - 2 hours ago The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending hospitals test living donors for the virus that causes AIDS no more than seven days before their organs are removed and transplanted, following the first documented US case ... Iraqis protest against crackdown on Shiites in BahrainCNN International - - 1 hour ago (CNN) -- Hundreds of angry Iraqis demonstrated in the holy Shiite city of Karbala on Thursday, protesting the use of foreign troops in the crackdown against anti-government protests in Bahrain. Video: Anger, Concern Over Bahrain Crackdown
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Android Browser Faster Than iPhone In Flawed StudyInformationWeek - - 2 hours ago Blaze Software says the Android browser loads pages 52% faster than the iPhone's browser, but that's not the whole story. By Eric Zeman InformationWeek Blaze Software performed a huge study on browser performance, loading 1000 different Web sites in ... Is Android really faster than iOS? Christian Science Monitor Report Finds Wide Abuses By Police in New OrleansNew York Times - 1 hour ago This time, there will be federal court oversight, and there is already widespread consensus that systemic police reform is needed. Report blasts New Orleans police actions Washington Times SecurID Company Suffers a Breach of Data SecurityNew York Times - - 1 hour ago SAN FRANCISCO - The RSA Security division of the EMC Corporation said Thursday that it had suffered a sophisticated data breach, potentially compromising computer security products widely used by corporations and governments. EMC Admits Breach at Security Division, Urges Stepped Up Vigilance International Business Times Disaster May Deal Blow to Tourism in HawaiiNew York Times - - 2 hours ago HONOLULU - Even before Japan was hit by an earthquake and a tsunami, Hawaii had been struggling with a budget shortfall that seemed suffocating for a state this small: close to $1 billion over two years. Hawaii residents cancel trips to Japan by the hundreds Hawaii News Now Pakistan army chief condemns US drone attackMiamiHerald.com - - 1 hour ago AP "It has been highlighted clearly that such aggression against people of Pakistan is unjustified and intolerable under any circumstances," he said. Pakistan demands apology over drone strike ABC Online House votes to cut funding to public radioReuters - - 44 minutes ago WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives voted on Thursday to end federal funding for National Public Radio, following recent controversies that entangled some of the organization's senior executives. Harper, Morehead State Upset Louisville 62-61NPR - 58 minutes ago by AP AP Morehead State guard Demonte Harper (22) follows through on the game-winning three-point basket in the closing seconds of the second half against Louisville in a Southwest regional second round NCAA tournament college basketball game, ... Video: Morehead St. spoils Louisville
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Why not us? FOXSports.com Japan Disaster May Result in Production Delays of Newly Released iPad 2Fox News - 1 hour ago Apple employees cheer as the iPad 2 goes on sale at The Grove Apple store in Los Angeles Friday, March 11, 2011. The iPad 2 is the updated version of Apple Inc.s iPad tablet computer. Still waiting for that iPad? USA Today The glass slipper doesn't fit so well these daysSportingNews.com - - 40 minutes ago The theme for the first day of the NCAA tournament was upsets and near-upsets. But how many times does Cinderella have to show up before we realize her beauty has faded? Knight proves one fearless 'Cat Tampabay.com Seoul shares gain on refiners, foreign demandReuters - - 2 hours ago SEOUL, March 18 (Reuters) - Seoul shares rose on Friday lifted by foreign investor buying and refiners, but persistent fears about Japan's nuclear crisis and Middle East unrest limited gains. S Korea Won Lower Late As Japan Fears Intensify; Bonds Fall Wall Street Journal Radiation detected on airline passengers from Japan Los Angeles Times Jennifer Lawrence headed to 'Hunger Games'Kansas City Star - 39 minutes ago Maybe it was her squirrel-gutting scene in “Winter's Bone” that persuaded the studio. Whatever the case, Oscar nominee Jennifer Lawrence, 20, is reportedly the chosen one to play 16-year-old ace hunter Katniss Everdeen in the upcoming “Hunger Games” ... GM to shut Louisiana plant due to parts shortageReuters - - 1 hour ago DETROIT, March 17 (Reuters) - General Motors Co said it would temporarily idle its pick-up truck plant in Louisiana due to a parts shortage stemming from the crisis in Japan. Lacking Parts, GM Will Close Plant New York Times Japan crisis cuts auto parts flow to U.S. MarketWatch 'Limitless': Possibilities, Hemmed In By HollywoodNPR - - 49 minutes ago Subito accelerando: After taking an experimental "smart drug," Eddie Morra (Bradley Cooper) becomes a bona-fide genius, able to finish a long-stalled novel, learn new languages - even compose music. Limitless Entertainment Weekly The Times Announces Digital Subscription PlanNew York Times - 2 hours ago If enough readers balk at paying, The Times risks losing its status as the most-visited newspaper Web site in the country - an important distinction with many advertisers. Internet Explorer 9 racked up 2.35 million downloads in first day: MicrosoftChristian Science Monitor - - 1 hour ago Internet Explorer 9 has been downloaded over 2 million times in its first 24 hours of availability. Here, a screen showing a new Internet Explorer 9 functionality called Aero Snap. Microsoft Adds 'Do Not Track' To IE9 InformationWeek DC Kids Ingest Cocaine at Elementary SchoolABC News - - 1 hour ago Four students at a Washington elementary school ingested cocaine brought to the school by a classmate Wednesday, school officials said. DC elementary students sickened by cocaine Washington Post Elementary students hospitalized for cocaine use Washington Examiner |
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