| CBS News - 26 minutes ago Speaker of the House John Boehner finishes his response to President Obama's remarks about averting default and dealing with the federal deficit, at the Capitol in Washington, Monday, July 25, 2011. |
| The Seattle Times - 1 hour ago Anders Behring Breivik's first court appearance was held behind closed doors, as government prosecutors worry about giving the terror suspect a forum to espouse his radical views. |
| Newsweek - Jul 24, 2011 She was paid to clean up after the rich and powerful. Then she walked into Dominique Strauss-Kahn's room—and a global scandal. |
| Football is coming back - in a blur. With the NFL reopening its doors Tuesday as the longest work stoppage in league history has been supplanted by the longest sports labor deal ever, there is no such thing as easing back. |
| New York Times - 2 hours ago Just two weeks after announcing a price adjustment that angered many customers, Netflix came out Monday with a weaker-than-anticipated earnings outlook. |
| E! Online (blog) - 1 hour ago I hear Amy Winehouse had a ton of unreleased songs. Will we ever hear them, and also, what happens to her fortune? I'd hate to think her work is more valuable with her dead than alive. |
| New York Times - 57 minutes ago By AP The United Nations will airlift emergency rations this week to areas that militants had made off limits last year. The effort is an attempt to reach at least 175000 of the 2.2 million Somalis whom workers have not yet been able to help. |
| Reuters - 56 minutes ago BEIJING (Reuters) - China's rail minister has ordered a two-month safety check on railway operations and apologized for Saturday's deadly train crash that killed 39 people, state media reported on Tuesday. |
| Christian Science Monitor - 1 hour ago Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez's silence during his initial trip to Cuba for cancer treatment raised speculation about his future. |
| Alaska Dispatch - 43 minutes ago What began over the weekend as an unbelievable horror story set in the wilds of Alaska was becoming a much more believable tale Monday of the real-life dangers of life on the Last Frontier as details emerged on a grizzly bear attack that left two teens ... |
| WASHINGTON, DC - For one afternoon, the weighty issues vexing the participants in Monday's White House ceremony -- the ongoing debt ceiling debate for one and a lackluster offense for the other -- were put aside as President Obama honored the San ... |
| Wall Street Journal - 6 hours ago NEW YORK—US stocks fell Monday, as the deadlock in Washington's debt negotiations curbed investors' risk appetite and left them uncertain whether the US can hold on to its triple-A credit rating. |
| Reuters - 28 minutes ago NEW YORK (Reuters) - Social games maker Zynga is partnering with Tencent Holdings Ltd, the Chinese Internet company, to launch its first game in China as it tries to find new users by tapping into the $5.8 billion Chinese games market ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago If you were disappointed by the air ticket tax holiday that wasn't -- because so many carriers offset the drop by increasing fares over the weekend-- check out this near-rant by the chief of a group that ... |
| Houston Chronicle - 8 minutes ago AP BEIJING - Chinese officials found five fake Apple stores in a southwestern city and ordered two of them to suspend business while they're investigated, a local government website said Monday. |
| Christian Science Monitor - 46 minutes ago RIM announces a 10.5-percent workforce reduction plan, and says it will retune its corporate strategy. The RIM PlayBook, pictured here, has thus far failed to really capture the imagination of US users. |
| Wall Street Journal - 3 hours ago In actions that will make it more cumbersome for many consumers to buy digital books on Apple Inc. devices, the nation's two biggest e-book retailers stopped selling directly to customers through their Apple apps. |
| ZDNet (blog) - 39 minutes ago Google, in response to the backlash from users over its Google+ name policies, is revising how it handles violations of its naming policies. |
| People Magazine - 20 minutes ago Usually, by the "overnight dates" episode of The Bachelorette, the remaining suitors and the woman of the hour enjoy exciting, romantic evenings in paradise. |
| The Guardian - 2 hours ago Michael Jackson tribute concert plan has split the Jackson family. Photograph: Kevin Mazur/Sony Pictures Releas/PA New divisions appear to have opened in the family of Michael Jackson after two of the singer's brothers criticised their mother's ... |
| Access Hollywood - 10 hours ago Handsome face, chiseled abs and brains? Alexander Skarsgard has them all - with a degree to prove it! The “True Blood” hunk - who hails from Sweden - was gifted with an honorary doctorate from his collegiate alma mater, Leeds Metropolitan University, ... |
| People Magazine - 1 hour ago Arnold Schwarzenegger has amended his July 20 divorce papers in which he originally asked to terminate the court's jurisdiction to award spousal support to Maria Shriver. |
| That would be Robert Kraft, the soft-spoken, silver-haired Patriots owner who fought back tears and nearly disappeared while wrapped up in that memorable hug from XXL-sized player rep Jeff Saturday. |
| LOS ANGELES -- On the same day the NFL ended its 4½-month lockout, Los Angeles took a big step toward bringing the NFL back to the city after a 16½-year absence. |
| Cleveland Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis tags out Los Angeles Angels' Vernon Wells (10) at second base in the... A Cabrera singled to right, M Brantley scored. |
| New York Times - 1 hour ago With the threat of a lockout looming last season, the Jets aggressively signed free agents, including some with troubles off the field. |
| USA Today - 6 hours ago By Helene St. James, Detroit Free Press DETROIT - The Detroit Red Wings have scheduled a news conference for 11 am Tuesday to announce veteran forward Kris Draper's retirement. |
| International Business Times - 1 hour ago Global warming will cause more wildfires at Yellowstone National Park. The combination of the wildfires and rising temperature will fundamentally change the ecosystem at Yellowstone, possibly by as soon as 2050, according to a new study led by ... |
| International Business Times - 1 hour ago By IB Times Staff Reporter | July 25, 2011 9:06 PM EDT Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), who have been trying to unlock the mystery over the origin of particle mass, said on Monday the Higgs boson still remained ... |
| Register - 33 minutes ago Time to start crying in your beer, people: according to researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, not only is it impossible to break the speed of light, it will always be that way ... |
| msnbc.com - 6 hours ago When it comes to preventing recurrent bladder infections, cranberry capsules do not work as well as daily antibiotics, a new study shows. |
| Medical News Today - 2 hours ago A child with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has a greater chance of being hit by a car while walking about in the streets compared to other children without any developmental disability, researchers reported in the medical journal ... |
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