| Washington Post - 1 hour ago Less than a month after one of the most calamitous political launches in recent memory, former House speaker Newt Gingrich's campaign for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination imploded on Thursday, ... |
| Deseret News - 6 minutes ago SPRINGERVILLE, Ariz. - A raging wildfire that could become the largest in Arizona history is rekindling the blame game surrounding ponderosa pine forests that have become dangerously overgrown after a century of fire ... |
| Washington Post - 6 minutes ago Kamran Jebreili/Associated Press - US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton talks to journalists during the third meeting of Contact Group on Libya on Thursday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. |
| New York Times - 1 hour ago Few have labeled Dirk Nowitzki soft while he has played hurt in the NBA finals. By HARVEY ARATON The suggestion that Dirk Nowitzki had overcome injury and illness to keep the Mavericks afloat in the NBA finals did not impress Miami's Dwyane Wade. |
| Super 8 packs the emotional punch of vintage Steven Spielberg with the spectacular effects and sense of mystery at which writer/director JJ Abrams excels. |
| Los Angeles Times - 31 minutes ago A rough start on the scoreboard turned even rougher for the Heat when shooting guard Dwyane Wade was forced to the locker room late in the first quarter Thursday night after taking a hard fall, favoring his ... |
| Globe and Mail - 12 minutes ago With northern Syria bracing for a crackdown by elite government troops, and thousands of people fleeing across the Turkish border, a man with a wounded arm took shelter in the attic of a modest shop and explained how the latest violence began. |
| Voice of America - 28 minutes ago Photo: AP In this photo taken on a organized government tour, foreign journalists take photographs next to a damaged truck at the Hadba agricultural area, outside Tripoli, Libya, on June 8, 2011, which Libyan officials claim was a target of a NATO air ... |
| Robert Gates, the US Defence Secretary, today told fellow Nato ministers meeting in Brussels that there should be, "no rush for the exits" as the alliance draws down its forces in Afghanistan. |
| Aljazeera.net - 1 hour ago Rival demonstrations planned amid reports of Ali Abdullah Saleh's planned return to Yemen from surgery in Saudi Arabia. Pro- and anti-regime camps in Yemen have called for mass protests on Friday after state media said embattled President Ali Abdullah ... |
| Reuters - 22 minutes ago NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman was killed and four men were shot on Thursday afternoon when bullets starting flying on a popular Brooklyn beach boardwalk, police said. |
| Recruiters say the Web 2.0 hiring boom, which counters nationwide unemployment above 9 percent, shows no sign of abating. And startups are having to be very creative to lure potential hires away from Google and other tech giants. |
| TheStreet.com - 35 minutes ago NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Avaya took the first step toward a return to the public markets on Thursday as the Basking Ridge, NJ-based provider of business communications software and equipment filed with the ... |
| Engadget - 25 minutes ago We've diligently followed the Microsoft v. i4i Limited Partnership patent dispute as it wound its way through the courts, and now comes the day of reckoning: by a unanimous decision, the US Supreme Court has ... |
| USA Today - 31 minutes ago The nation's largest mortgage loan servicers have done a poor job in modifying distressed home loans through the government's foreclosure prevention program and need "substantial improvement," the Obama administration said ... |
| msnbc.com - 35 minutes ago A few months ago, developers who wanted to reap the benefits from apps sold for Apple mobile devices had to agree to sell subscriptions over iTunes as well as their own platforms and split the revenue with Apple. |
| Washington Post - 1 hour ago View Photo Gallery - These six companies have fallen victim to major cyber attacks in recent months. By Renae Merle, Citigroup acknowledged Thursday that hackers improperly viewed the account information of hundreds of thousands of its credit card ... |
| Reuters - 56 minutes ago Nintendo Co Ltd's President Satoru Iwata speaks during the Nintendo Conference 2010 in Chiba, east of Tokyo September 29, 2010. |
| If there were a doodle hall of fame, Google's latest doodle would be inducted. In commemoration of legendary musician Les Paul, who would have been 96 today, Google's homepage has been transformed into an interactive guitar. |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago Steve Wozniak, who co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs, has some history with the parcel of land that the iPad maker is looking to build its new "spaceship" headquarters on -- he used to work there as an employee of Hewlett-Packard. |
| AceShowbiz - 25 minutes ago The Parents Television Council is not surprised by the network's decision to axe the racy TV series that 'unfortunately, didn't connect with a US audience as much as' it was hoped. |
| Hollywood Reporter - 2 hours ago The show's executive producer says he wants to save the country singer from further embarrassment. CMT Awards producers are hoping to save Shania Twain further embarrassment following her fall during the ceremony Wednesday night. |
| People Magazine - 3 hours ago Khloé Kardashian is gearing up for sister Kim's upcoming wedding to Kris Humphries with a mixture of excitement and dread. "I'm looking forward to being in the wedding," the reality star, 26, told PEOPLE Wednesday at the Forbes ... |
| USA Today - 2 hours ago Andrew Rannells may live in Hells Kitchen but New York City has been nothing but heavenly for him. Andrew Rannells, a first-time Tony nominee for his work in The Book of Mormon, has come a long way from his hometown of Omaha, ... |
| New York Times - 1 hour ago In the lobby of the Cleveland Indians' executive offices is a framed photograph of pitcher Fausto Carmona, covered in Lake Erie midges in the 2007 playoff game that changed everything for Joba Chamberlain. |
| NFL News - 19 minutes ago By NFL.com Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones has a feel for what Terrelle Pryor has gone through at Ohio State, and he says the former Buckeyes quarterback, who is assessing his future in the wake of the scandal that has engulfed the ... |
| SportingNews.com - 1 hour ago • It's almost surprising Oakland A's manager Bob Geren lasted as long as he did. He felt a change coming for a while with the team losing and his hold on the clubhouse being questioned almost daily. |
| Los Angeles Times - 52 minutes ago They have fallen four games below .500 because of their failure to get clutch hits. A combination of struggling veterans and inconsistent rookies has caused much of their problems. |
| USA Today - 24 minutes ago VANCOUVER - The story going into today's Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final is why the Sedin twins aren't scoring. But the better story might be why all the Boston Bruins are scoring. |
| Globe and Mail - 30 minutes ago Millions of people in the developing world die needlessly or are put at risk of contracting preventable diseases each year because of a lack of access to vaccines, prompting experts from around the world to issue an urgent call for better funding and ... |
| UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - World leaders at a UN AIDS summit launched a plan on Thursday to try to eliminate by 2015 most new HIV infections among children, who inherit the condition from already infected mothers. |
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