| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago Moammar Kadafi's whereabouts remain a mystery, but his tanks and snipers take positions in areas of the capital. Rebels report heavy casualties, and NATO indicates that airstrikes will continue. |
| Oil dropped from a three-day high in New York as investors bet that increasing stockpiles and signs of a slowing US economy indicate fuel demand will falter in the world's biggest crude-consuming nation. |
| Wall Street Journal - 26 minutes ago Dropping the charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn spares prosecutors a case undone by a compromised witness and their own missteps, but the move doesn't leave Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. |
| Hewlett-Packard knows what it feels like to be Apple - at least for a weekend. AP AP The Palo Alto, Calif.-based tech giant got a taste of TouchPad mania after it slashed the price of its lowest-priced tablet to $99.99 from ... |
| Reuters - 13 minutes ago The economy's cratering, our nation is hopelessly embroiled in the world's messier hot spots and the politicians have forsaken us. |
| A handout picture released by the official Syrian Arab News Agency shows President Bashar al-Assad on August 21, 2011, speaking in an interview with state television. |
| Ha'aretz - 10 hours ago A critical mass of deposed Arab leaders is starting to form, but phase two of the Libyan revolution will prove to be harder than just ousting Gadhafi. |
| MiamiHerald.com - 13 minutes ago Hurricane Irene intensified Monday night, reaching winds of 100 mph and becoming a Category 2 storm as it eased away from the northwestern Caribbean, leaving nearly a million people in the dark in ... |
| Jerusalem Post - 2 hours ago Kay Granger tells 'Post' that level of Muslim Brotherhood involvement in new Egyptian government will impact US assistance, if PA goes through with UN statehood bid $500m. |
| New York Times - 1 hour ago KAMPALA, Uganda - The death toll from a cattle raid in an estranged region of weeks-old South Sudan rose significantly on Monday with the United Nations saying more than 600 people had been killed in what was a retaliatory attack that has ... |
| CBS News - 59 minutes ago The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial is seen Monday, Aug. 22, 2011, in Washington, ahead of its dedication next weekend. (CBS/Erick Washington) WASHINGTON - Years in the making, a memorial to Dr. |
| msnbc.com - 29 minutes ago The top four Republican presidential candidates are running neck-and-neck with President Obama in national general election matchups, according to a new Gallup poll released Monday. |
| Salt Lake Tribune - 19 minutes ago In bowing out of a US Senate clash with Orrin Hatch on Monday, Jason Chaffetz avoided what he said would be a “multi-million-dollar bloodbath,” but predicts Hatch is not in the clear. |
| Washington Post - 34 minutes ago Ben Margot/Associated Press - Fans fought in the stands during Saturday's preseason game in San Francisco between the 49ers and Oakland Raiders. |
| Fox Business - 1 hour ago Goldman Sachs' shares nosedived nearly 5% after it confirmed that its chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, has hired Reid Weingarten, a high-profile Washington, DC, defense attorney to defend the embattled executive in connection ... |
| Anger and frustration are the two emotions pulsing through my veins as I write this. Hewlett-Packard, once the symbol of innovation, is being dismantled by its high-pedigreed board and the CEO of the hour (I truly hope his tenure will be measured in ... |
| Gamasutra - 2 hours ago Google's Android operating system continues to lead US smartphone sales and has increased its market share in recent months, according to research. |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago Hewlett-Packard's decision to get out of the WebOS hardware business has meant $99 TouchPad tablets in the US, and now officially it also means no Pre 3 smartphones for America. |
| Despite millions and millions of pieces of contrary evidence, Jerry Leiber insisted there was no magic behind his becoming half of the most famous songwriting team in early rock 'n' roll. |
| Los Angeles Times - 12 minutes ago Ryan Gosling is a movie star, a musician and, um, a peacemaker? Apparently so, as amateur video taken over the weekend shows Gosling ending a street fight in New York. |
| E! Online - 37 minutes ago David Letterman revealed a novel response to being marked for death on an extremist website. Yes, really. The late-night funnyman returned to his CBS show tonight after being on vacation for two weeks and acknowledged that he had been targeted by a ... |
| SB Nation - 5 minutes ago The Oakland Raiders decision to draft Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor in the NFL Supplemental Draft didn't surprise a lot of people, but the team now has to figure out how they'll use the athletic Pryor. |
| New York Times - 3 hours ago The United States Olympic Committee will not submit a bid to host the 2020 Summer Games, meaning the Olympics will not be held in the United States for at least another 11 years. |
| The Star-Ledger - NJ.com - 41 minutes ago By Brendan Prunty/The Star-Ledger Jerry McCrea/The Star-LedgerMichael Bradley swings from the sand trap on the 18 hole during practice today, preparing for The Barclays at the Plainfield Country Club in Edison. |
| Los Angeles Times - 19 minutes ago Miami's athletic compliance staff and the NCAA have started reviewing the eligibility of 15 current student-athletes in the wake of allegations of potential violations levied against Hurricanes sports programs. |
| Bellingham Herald - 5 minutes ago LOS ANGELES How did lager beer come to be? After pondering the question for decades, scientists have found that an elusive species of yeast isolated in the forests of Argentina was key to the invention of the ... |
| BBC News - 40 minutes ago Nasa says it will now cost $8.7bn to launch the James Webb Space Telescope in 2018 and operate it for five years. The assessment - some $2bn higher than previous estimates - has emerged from documents sent to ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 8 minutes ago Heart attack patients are getting angioplasty treatments much faster than they did just five years ago, new research shows. Most heart attack patients who need the lifesaving procedure receive it within just 90 minutes of being admitted to the hospital ... |
Bloomberg - 5 hours ago Seattle Genetics Inc. (SGEN), in marketing its newly approved lymphoma drug, will have to overcome barriers that have hindered at least three biotechnology companies trying to sell their ... |
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