| Politico - 46 minutes ago Speaker John Boehner and House GOP leaders engaged in a furious last-minute lobbying effort inside and outside the Capitol on Tuesday evening to pass their debt ceiling package, but the outcome of that vote remains far from certain, according to ... |
| Beginning of Story Content Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg says his country must remain committed to an open and democratic society following last week's deadly attacks in downtown Oslo and at an island youth camp. |
| San Jose Mercury News - 11 minutes ago AP WASHINGTON -- Democratic Rep. David Wu of Oregon announced Tuesday that he will resign amid the political fallout from an 18-year-old woman's allegations of an unwanted sexual encounter with him. |
| New York Post - 59 minutes ago LAMBS CANYON, Utah -- US aerial freestyle skier Jeret Peterson, who won silver at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, was found dead in Lambs County, Utah, KTVB. |
| Is it true that Amy Winehouse was Jewish? How can that be if she was cremated, and had so many tattoos, which are against Jewish tradition? |
| International Business Times - 40 minutes ago Results of a survey showed that more than half of men would break up with their girlfriend if she gained weight compared to only 20 percent of women who would do the same. |
| Washington Post - 58 minutes ago Western powers are signaling an increased willingness to allow Moammar Gaddafi to remain in Libya if he agrees to step down after nearly 42 years as the country's autocratic ruler, diplomats said Tuesday. |
| Voice of America - 40 minutes ago July 26, 2011 Experts Look to Past for Clues to Prevent Famine in Horn of Africa Nico Colombant | Washington As famine threatens areas of Somalia and other parts of the Horn of Africa, food security experts are looking for lessons from severe droughts ... |
| New York Daily News - 1 hour ago Nafissatou Diallo's story began to seem shaky when hotel keycard records showed she went to clean another room before reporting a forced sexual encounter to her supervisor. |
| Reuters - 56 minutes ago ORLANDO, Fla (Reuters) - The names of jurors in the Casey Anthony murder trial will remain secret until at least October 25 to allow those enraged by her acquittal to "compose and restrain themselves," according to the judge's order ... |
| Seattle Post Intelligencer - 33 minutes ago RACHEL D'ORO, AP This undated photo provided by the Gottsegen family shows Sam Gottsegen, left, Jon Gottsegen and Ben Gottsegen in the backyard of their Denver home in late June 2011. |
| Wall Street Journal - 1 hour ago News was delivered Tuesday to thousands of communities across the US that their local post offices might close. The reply from many residents: return to sender. |
| Wall Street Journal - 35 minutes ago ("2nd UPDATE: Amazon's Profit Down As Spending Outpaces Sales Growth," published at 6:49 pm EDT, misstated the the company's gross margin in the last paragraph. |
| Christian Post - 40 minutes ago A study published by the Pew Foundation on Tuesday has revealed that Hispanics may have suffered the most economic loss during the country's recession. |
| InformationWeek - 1 hour ago Today at BYTE it wasn't all Google+, Apple OS X Lion and Ubuntu talk. Rather, we've been debating a question that--in all my years covering tech, beginning as a beat reporter on Microsoft--was one I thought I'd never hear. |
| Digitaltrends.com - 8 minutes ago The company that brought us Firefox has announced plans for a new type of mobile operating system, Boot to Gecko, that could eventually rival Google's Android and Chrome. |
| PC Magazine - 2 hours ago Minnesota Sen. Al Franken on Tuesday formally voiced his objection to the merger of AT&T and T-Mobile and urged regulators to reject the deal. |
| Tattoo artist Kat Von D poses at the premiere of ''Jackass 3D'' at Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California October 13, 2010. |
| E! Online (blog) - 31 minutes ago E! News cameras were there to exclusively cover the swanky soiree at Keeping Up With the Kardashians matriarch Kris Jenner's Calabasas, Calif. |
| Long Island Press - 6 minutes ago By AP on July 26th, 2011 LONDON (AP) - The late fashion designer Alexander McQueen left most of his considerable fortune to charities but also left money to his siblings, household staff and for the upkeep of his dogs, according to documents made ... |
| LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dan Peek, a co-founder and musician for the folk rock band America, famous for the No. 1 hit "A Horse with No Name," has died. |
| Chicago Tribune - 1 hour ago Armando Allen joined five other undrafted Irish players in signing with an NFL team Tuesday. (Joe Raymond/AP photo) By Brian Hamilton Tribune reporter The wait was interminable enough, with the NFL lockout freezing transactions and compounding the ... |
| msnbc.com - 55 minutes ago The Newark Star-Ledger confirms the Jets have "reached out" to free agent Nnamdi Asomugha. This comes on the heels of an earlier report from ESPN's Adam Schefter that the Jets plan to "make a run at" Asomugha to pair him with Darrelle Revis. |
| Jackson is set to reunite with offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell as the Seahawks signal their intention to use 2011 as a building year. |
| New York Times - 5 minutes ago The madness really began Monday night, when the NFL e-mailed a memo to all 32 teams at 6:20 pm telling them they were allowed to start negotiating contracts with rookies in 40 minutes. |
| World Science - 41 minutes ago Celebrated for its beauty and awe-inspiring rings, the planet Saturn now has a new distinction. Scientists say it's the only planet we know whose own moon regularly throws water—or any substance—onto it. |
| Spaceflight Now - 16 minutes ago The European Space Agency wants to take on a major task in NASA's future space exploration plans, proposing to combine parts of Europe's existing space station freighter with the US Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle for human voyages into ... |
| International Business Times - 2 hours ago The NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has made quite the discovery on the far side of the moon. In 1998, the LRO first found a 'bull's-eye' concentration of the radioactive thorium, which showed progressively higher concentration from the edge to ... |
| Putting calorie information on menus encourages healthy eating - but only in a limited way, a review of the scheme in the US shows. |
| Tampabay.com - 23 minutes ago Moving to silence childhood nutrition critics, McDonald's has revamped its popular Happy Meal to automatically include an order of apple slices and a downsized order of fries. |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago An international team of researchers collected the results of face-to-face interviews of nearly 90000 people considered representatives of their population. |
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