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NewsNepal fails to adopt blueprint, braces for turmoilKATMANDU, Nepal (AP) -- Nepal sank into political turmoil after lawmakers failed to agree on a new constitution, leaving the country with no legal government. The premier called new elections, but critics said he lacked the power to do so....
UK unit to tackle war zone rapeAn initiative aimed at tackling sexual violence in war zones across the world is set to be launched by the UK.
India PM to meet Aung San Suu KyiIndian PM Manmohan Singh to meet Aung San Suu Kyi on the second day of a historic visit to Burma, after signing a series of deals.
APNewsBreak: FEMA trailer litigation nears endNEW ORLEANS (AP) -- A class-action settlement agreement has been reached to resolve nearly all the remaining court claims over allegations that government-issued trailers exposed Gulf Coast residents to hazardous fumes after Hurricane Katrina, a lead plaintiffs' attorney said Monday....
APNewsBreak: FEMA trailer litigation nears endNEW ORLEANS (AP) -- A class-action settlement agreement has been reached to resolve nearly all the remaining court claims over allegations that government-issued trailers exposed Gulf Coast residents to hazardous fumes after Hurricane Katrina, a lead plaintiffs' attorney said Monday....
Does anybody still need aircraft carriers?It’s a century-old invention that costs billions to build. So does anyone still need aircraft carriers?
NKorean farmers cite grave drought; aid unlikelyNAMPHO, North Korea (AP) -- North Korea is reporting a serious drought that could worsen already critical food shortages, but help is unlikely to come from the United States and South Korea following Pyongyang's widely criticized rocket launch....
NKorean farmers cite grave drought; aid unlikelyNAMPHO, North Korea (AP) -- North Korea is reporting a serious drought that could worsen already critical food shortages, but help is unlikely to come from the United States and South Korea following Pyongyang's widely criticized rocket launch....
More perks for California's ruling classThe Legislature is about to destroy the most significant source of public records, and create an open invitation to fraud and theft, in order to combat a phantom threat.
Fire crews 'used as locksmiths'Firefighters in London are being called out nearly every hour to rescue people who have themselves in or out of a building.
Romney: Obama denying middle class a 'fair shot'STRATHAM, N.H. (AP) -- Mitt Romney launched the next phase of his presidential campaign Friday, kicking off a six-state, small-town bus tour and telling middle-class Americans that President Barack Obama hasn't given them "a fair shot."...
Tudor era is 'historical myth'The idea of a distinctive "Tudor era" in English history is a misleading invention, an Oxford University historian argues.
Big businesses back new collegesJaguar Land Rover and British Airways are among household names backing 15 new university technical colleges (UTCs) approved by the government.
China to launch yen-yuan tradeChina will allow direct trading of the yuan and the Japanese yen next month, in a move aimed at promoting trade between Asia's two biggest economies.
VIDEO: Tuna record Fukushima pollutionRadioactivity from last year's Fukushima accident has been found in Pacific bluefin tuna caught off the coast of California.
Health board contract questionedNHS Lothian is asked to explain the nature of a contract it says its former chief executive placed with a management consultancy firm.
Pope's butler vows to help Vatican scandal probeVATICAN CITY (AP) -- The biggest scandal to rock the Vatican in decades widened Monday with the pope's butler, arrested for allegedly having confidential documents in his home, agreeing to cooperate with investigators - raising the specter that higher-ranking ecclesial heads may soon roll....
Pope's butler formally questioned in leaks probeVATICAN CITY (AP) -- The pope's butler was formally questioned Tuesday in the investigation into the leaks of the pope's papers, a scandal that represents one of the gravest security breaches in recent Vatican history....
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