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Flushing Residents Accuse New York Assemblywoman
Flushing residents accuse assemblywoman of fraud and improper electioneering.
Japan PM Contender Sees 'Iron' Barrier for Women
Yuriko Koike faces many obstacles in her bid to become the first female prime minister in Japan.
20,000 Chinese SWAT Officers in Hunan to Monitor Protesters
Almost 100,000 Jishou City residents staged a protest after companies they invested in had become insolvent
Food Prices Soar This Year
Food prices in shops and supermarkets have risen by more than 8% this year, with some items up nearly 50%.
UK House Prices Post Record Fall in August
British house prices fell for the seven month in August to stand a record 12.7 percent lower than last year.
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Zardari Becomes Pakistan’s New President
Asif Zardari, widower of Benazir Bhutto, has been elected president of Pakistan.
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Germany Engulfed in Row Over Nuclear Waste Sites
German PM calls for decision on where to store nuclear material after scandal of leaks at a depot.
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Ferocious Hurricane Ike Threatens Cuba and Gulf
Hurricane Ike barreled toward Cuba as an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm on Sunday.
Can MSG Cause Obesity?
Monosodium glutamate (MSG) is a food ingredient that is used to enhance flavor and palatability. Studies have show ...
Shutdown of Skypecasts Disappoint Chinese Users
Chinese Internet users are very disappointed with Skype’s decision to temporarily shut down its public Skypecasts.
Air-purifying Church Windows Early Nanotechnology
Stained glass windows that are painted with gold purify the air when they are lit up by sunlight.
Two Brave Men
Guan Guimin, a well-known Chinese tenor, was arguably the most famous singer in China during the 1980s.
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United Kingdom
Nine Years of Silent PersecutionLondoners sat in silent vigil last Saturday evening, calling for an end to the persecution of the Falun Gong spiri ...
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United Kingdom
Floating Church Offers Solace for TradersA church in London's financial district, St Peter's has increased its ministry due to the credit crunch.
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Opinion
Wooing the Reader by Reviving an Old TraditionNewspapers face big problems. Perhaps the solution lies in learning again how to tell a story.
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China
UFOs Seen in China’s ChongqingChongqing Morning Post reported on September 2, that a group of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) were seen on Au ...
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United States
NY Photographer Detained in BeijingBehind the ceremony of the recent Beijing Olympics, one filmmaker gets a first-hand look at China's detention centers
United Kingdom
Food Prices Soar This Year
Food prices in shops and supermarkets have risen by more than 8% this year, with some items up nearly 50%.
World
Flushing Residents Accuse New York Assemblywoman
Flushing residents accuse assemblywoman of fraud and improper electioneering.
China
20,000 Chinese SWAT Officers in Hunan to Monitor Protesters
Almost 100,000 Jishou City residents staged a protest after companies they invested in had become insolvent
Business
Sony Recalls 438,000 Laptops on Burn Concern
Sony has launched a voluntary recall of 438,000 Vaio portable computers, citing a potential hazard that could cause the machines to overheat or possibly burn a user.
Opinion
In the Olympics’ Aftermath, China at War with Germany
The Chinese regime’s Xinhua news agency presented its case for suing the German media, citing large-scale defamation of China. In Xu Boyan’s article, “View of Germany’s Freedom of the Press,” Boyan argues that “we must teach the German media a lesson for attacking us so unscrupulously."
Science & Technology
EPA Tightens Lawn Mower, Motor Boat Emission Rules
Exhaust-spewing lawn mowers and speed boats will get a green make-over under tough new rules from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency designed to reduce smog and save millions of gallons of gasoline.
Arts & Entertainment
Christina Applegate in Telethon for Cancer Research
Cancer survivors Christina Applegate, Patrick Swayze, Sheryl Crowe, cyclist Lance Armstrong and dozens of other celebrities "stood up" to battle the disease in a charity television fund-raiser on Friday.
Health
Can MSG Cause Obesity?
Monosodium glutamate (MSG) is a food ingredient that is used to enhance flavor and palatability. Studies have shown it can cause obesity.
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