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 'Smelly' sauce plant spared closure A judge denies a Los Angeles suburb's attempt to stop production of a popular hot sauce, after residents complained of the factory's smell. Read More »Fannie Mae sues banks over Libor US mortgage giant Fannie Mae is suing nine banks including Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) over losses relating to the Libor scandal. Read More »Tunnel linking US and Mexico found A drug-smuggling tunnel equipped with electricity, ventilation and a rail system is found connecting California and Mexico. Read More »VIDEO: NY bus driver stops girl jumping Newly released footage shows a New York bus driver stopping a girl from attempting to jump from a bridge over a motorway. Read More »Boy jailed for killing neo-Nazi dad A California boy who was 10 years old when he shot dead his neo-Nazi father is sentenced to between seven and 10 years in a juvenile prison. Read More »Toronto mayor: 'No reason' to resign Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says he has "no reason" to resign after police say they have recovered footage apparently showing him smoking from a crack pipe. Read More »US has left Iraq broken and strong men emboldened The US has left Iraq broken and strong men emboldened Read More »A world history of government spying From Caesar to Sun Tzu and beyond, a history of snooping Read More »NY stop-and-frisk overhaul blocked A US court blocks legally ordered changes to New York City's stop-and-frisk programme and takes the unusual step of removing a judge from the case. Read More »US cuts food aid benefits for poor US food aid benefits are set to be cut after a temporary expansion of the government programme expires, as legislators fight over further cuts. Read More »Boston Red Sox win: A redemptive baseball season Red Sox won, Boston was strong and marathon bombers failed Read More »VIDEO: White House turns spooky for Halloween Giant black spiders, webs and pumpkins transformed the White House for Halloween, as US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, dressed in orange and black, handed out gifts to children. Read More »VIDEO: Edward Snowden gets IT job in Russia Edward Snowden, the former US intelligence analyst who leaked information about US secret surveillance, has apparently found a new job in Russia. Read More »VIDEO: Inside drug-smuggling 'super tunnel' A drug-smuggling tunnel equipped with electricity, ventilation and a rail system has been found connecting San Diego, California, and Tijuana, Mexico. Read More »VIDEO: US clears gadgets for take-off use Aviation regulators have cleared the safe use of mobile devices during take-off and landing for US airlines. Read More »Jagger denies 'hitting on' Katy Perry Rolling Stones star Sir Mick Jagger issues a statement denying Katy Perry's claims he made a pass at her when she was 18. Read More »Ewan McGregor to make Broadway debut Trainspotting star Ewan McGregor is to make his Broadway debut next year in a revival of Sir Tom Stoppard's 1982 play The Real Thing. Read More »US court upholds Texas abortion law A third of Texas abortion clinics can no longer provide the procedure after a federal court allows new restrictions to take effect in the US state. Read More »VIDEO: Are too many Americans on food stamps? US food assistance programme explained in 99 seconds Read More »'Shots fired' at Los Angeles airport Los Angeles international airport is locked down amid report of gunshots -and television footage shows wounded wearing what appear to be transport security uniforms. Read More »Maliki and Obama to discuss violence US President Barack Obama and Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki are expected to discuss the escalating violence in Iraq at a White House meeting. Read More » | ||||
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