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Islamist wins Egyptian presidency
The Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Mursi is declared the winner of Egypt's presidential run-off, beating former PM Ahmed Shafiq with 51.7% of the vote.
- China docks spacecraft manuallyChina successfully carries out its first ever manual docking of a spacecraft, the Shenzhou-9, with another space module.June-24-12 5:00:25 AM
- Bee swarm attacks Thailand monksDozens of novice monks are taken to hospital, some in a serious condition, after an attack by a swarm of bees in northern Thailand.June-24-12 2:18:48 AM
- Rio ends with corporates warningThe Rio+20 summit ends with an agreement from world leaders that charities say represents a "missed chance" to tackle environmental problems.June-22-12 6:55:01 PM
- Alan Turing's 'suicide' in doubtAlan Turing, the British mathematical genius and codebreaker, may not have committed suicide, as is widely believed, claims an academic.June-23-12 1:52:09 AM
- Sumatran rhino born in captivityA Sumatran rhinoceros, one of the world's most endangered species, gives birth in Indonesia, the fourth recorded case of one being born in captivity.June-23-12 2:34:09 AM
- Seagrass could help coral reefsResearch headed by a Swansea University marine biologist offers a potential solution for endangered coral reefs around the world's oceans.June-23-12 8:01:01 AM
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Tropical Storm Debby crept up the Gulf of Mexico early Sunday, threatening to bring flooding and tornadoes to parts of the Gulf coast.
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Endangered Sumatran Rhino Gives Birth
The birth was only the fourth in captivity for the species in more than a century.
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Foreign minister says Ankara will take incident to Nato and dismisses Syria's claim it did not know plane was TurkishNato is to meet on Tuesday at...
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Zimbabwe have yet again humiliated the Proteas, this time cruising to victory in the tri-series T20 final at the Harare Sports Club.
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Matt Sandusky: From staunch defender to possibly his father's most damning accuser
As a sequestered jury deliberates the fate of Jerry Sandusky, his adopted son is now saying he was one of former Penn State assistant coach's...
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Iran-Iraq trade ties stand at $10bln
Iranian Interior Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar said the volume of Iran's trade exchanges with Iraq amount to approximately $10 billions, but...
Russian "Zarubezhneft" says no progress on oil projects with Iran USA Today
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FDA Rejects New Use for Blood Thinner Xarelto
The FDA has decided -- for now -- against allowing the new blood thinner Xarelto to be used to treat patients with blocked coronary arteries.
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Tumour op in womb saves foetus - BBC News
Surgeons have removed a tumour from the mouth of a foetus, in what has been described as a "world first" procedure. After a scan at 17 weeks, mother Tammy Gonzalez said she "could see a bubble" coming out of her baby's mouth. Doctors said it was a very ... |
Most Americans oppose health law but like provisions - Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most Americans oppose President Barack Obama's healthcare reform even though they strongly support most of its provisions, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed on Sunday, with the Supreme Court set to rule within days on whether the law ... |
Singles try to sniff out love at pheromone parties - Boston.com
June 23, 2012|Amy Taxin, AP Sniff your way to love? Singles who have attended so-called pheromone parties haven't ruled it out. The get-togethers — which have been held in New York and Los Angeles and are planned for other cities — ask guests to submit ... |
When a headache never goes away - Boston.com
By Deborah Kotz, Globe Staff I get occasional migraines, and the only good thing about the throbbing pain, nausea, and depressed mood is the sense of euphoria that comes when the pain finally lifts. For some headache sufferers, however, the pain never ... |
'The Danger Of Magnets In The Home' - Medical News Today
Magnetic toys are growing in popularity, but so is the accidental ingestion of magnetic elements among children. In a letter published in The Lancet, Doctors highlight the dangers of swallowing magnets and advise parents to take extra care that their ... |
By Lisa Baertlein (Reuters) - While US food companies are making healthier breakfast cereals for children, they're also aiming more ads for their unhealthiest products at kids, according to a report issued on Friday. The "Cereal Facts" study from Yale ... |
The podium is prepared ahead of the arrival of Republican Party presidential candidate Mitt Romney for an event in San Diego on March 26, 2012 in California. (Image credit: AFP via @daylife) Last week, Mitt Romney gave a speech in Orlando, ... |
By Pallab Ghosh Science correspondent, BBC News The H5N1 bird flu virus could change into a form able to spread rapidly |
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