| 9&10 News - 12 minutes ago Last night, President Obama announced republican and democrat leaders reached a compromise to raise the debt ceiling. Over the next 48 hours, the House and Senate will start voting on the deal. |
| The Guardian - 1 hour ago AP An unexploded North Korean shell on Yeonpyeong Island, South Korea: Tensions between the two countries reached a peak last November when the North bombarded the island. |
| The Associated Press - 32 minutes ago BEIRUT (AP) - Activists say Syrian troops are shelling the flashpoint city of Hama for a second day in a fierce assault aimed at crushing dissent as Muslims begin their month of fasting. |
| Los Angeles Times - 5 hours ago Tra-la-la-la-la-la - the animated little blue guys overcome projections, equaling the western / sci-fi mash-up's $36.2-million opening weekend. |
| Philadelphia Daily News - 1 hour ago WHILE OTHER NL contenders beefed up for playoff runs, the Atlanta Braves seemed to keep missing out on players who could have boosted their hopes. |
| BusinessWeek - 56 minutes ago Aug. 1 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks jumped after President Barack Obama said US lawmakers have reached agreement on raising the nation's debt limit to avoid a default. |
| Boston Globe - 2 hours ago Libyans rallied in Benghazi yesterday in the name of a rebel military leader who was mysteriously killed last week. (Sergey Ponomarev/ Associated Press) By Rami Al-Shaheibi Associated Press / August 1, 2011 BENGHAZI, Libya - Libyan rebel leaders said ... |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 1 hour ago Landing systems were being put in when a jet crashed, but not all were operating yet. By Bert Wilkinson Associated Press GEORGETOWN, Guyana - The airport where a Caribbean Airlines jet skidded off a rain-slicked runway in Guyana and broke apart was ... |
| Hindustan Times - 1 hour ago PTI Muslims in Kerala on Monday began month-long fasting and prayers with the commencement of the holy month of Ramadan of the Islamic calendar. |
| Wall Street Journal - 46 minutes ago BEIJING—China blamed Muslim extremists for a deadly attack on Sunday in its northwestern Xinjiang region, saying the assailants' leaders were trained in camps in Pakistan. |
| The mother of a high school senior killed at a Friday-night dance party said she is somewhat relieved the man authorities say killed her daughter is behind bars. |
| Sacramento Bee - 1 hour ago AP SAN ANGELO, Texas -- Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs is back in court, three days after threatening that God would strike down all involved should his trial continue. |
| The ruble strengthened for the first day in four against the dollar after US President Barack Obama said Congressional leaders reached an agreement to raise America's debt ceiling, spurring confidence in ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 44 minutes ago The apparel giant, which last year opened a creative design office in a gritty section of downtown Los Angeles near the fashion district, is making its LA vibe a central part of a global marketing effort. |
| Bloomberg - 50 minutes ago Oil advanced from a two-week low in New York after President Barack Obama said leaders of both parties in the US House and Senate approved a deal to raise the nation's debt ... |
| Reuters - 13 minutes ago SINGAPORE (Reuters) - China's factory activity slowed down in July and by one measure contracted as manufacturing across much of Asia weakened on signs that global demand is losing momentum. |
| The latest Flash rival has arrived, and bizarrely it's from Adobe itself. The company has launched Adobe Edge, currently in pre-beta, blending HTML5, JavaScript, CSS and more to create online animations and interactive gadgets. |
| Register - 22 minutes ago UK police have charged an 18 year-old with hacking the Serious Organised Crime Agency's (Soca) website as part of an ongoing investigation into the infamous LulzSec and Anonymous hacktivist crews. |
| SlashGear - 46 minutes ago An “upcoming releases” flyer for the UK arm of retailer Blockbuster has seemingly confirmed the release date of the PlayStation Vita, Sony's upcoming replacement to the PSP. |
| This week, "True Blood" uses Sookie and Eric's sensual Aryan lovemaking to bookend the episode, which can only mean one thing: It's all going to be downhill from here, folks. |
| Times of India - 2 hours ago Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have set up home in Richmond-on-Thames, London, which is home to many of Hollywood's A-Listers. The owner of the house is known for providing one of the most discreet residences to be used by actors while filming at nearby ... |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 1 hour ago The snap, though, was lacking in the dance routines. The fans didn't seem to mind. By Sam Adams There have been moments, sometimes lasting years, when Britney Spears has seemed like an accessory to her own career - the public face of a vast army of ... |
| People Magazine - 14 hours ago "It's actually two weeks today, our anniversary," he told PEOPLE on Saturday of his July 15 nuptials. "Boy, I should get some flowers on the way home! |
| USA Today - 40 minutes ago The Jets may have filled an important gap in their secondary as the final impact free agents come to terms across the league. ESPNNewYork. |
| Denver Post - 1 hour ago AP Regan Smith, left, congratulates Paul Menard, who won the Brickyard 400 for his first Sprint Cup victory. Smith, of Denver's Furniture Row Racing, finished third Sunday. |
| San Francisco Chronicle - 1 hour ago Stuck in prison, his NFL career derailed, Plaxico Burress insisted he'd be back one day. The Jets are giving him that second chance. |
| New York Times - 4 hours ago WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. - Scott Stallings would not give up Sunday at the Greenbrier Classic. Not when he bogeyed four holes on the front nine to fall five strokes behind the leaders. |
| Boston Globe - 2 hours ago CHICAGO - If back specialist Dr. Robert Watkins agrees with the Red Sox' thinking that it's best to shut Clay Buchholz down for the remainder of the season after he examines him today in Los Angeles, then yesterday's acquisition, ... |
| International Business Times - Jul 31, 2011 By IB Times Staff Reporter | July 31, 2011 2:56 AM EDT The world population is expected to breach seven billion this year, which is more than twice the number of people lived on the earth just 50 years ago, according to recent projections by the United ... |
| BEIJING, August 1 (Xinhuanet) -- The first antibody which can fight all types of the influenza A virus has been discovered, according to American researchers. |
| Washington Post - 14 hours ago The first field trial for a “lab on a chip” accurately detected both HIV and syphilis among a Rwandan population, researchers reported Sunday. |
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