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 US airport rampage victim mourned Hundreds of people attend a memorial service for a federal security officer shot dead at Los Angeles International Airport this month. Read More »Clinton chides Obama on healthcare Bill Clinton says President Barack Obama should honour his pledge to let people keep their medical coverage, even if it means changing the health law. Read More »Abducted US sailors freed in Nigeria Two US sailors kidnapped in October from an oil supply ship off Nigeria's coast have been released, the state department says. Read More »VIDEO: Toronto Mayor stands up to critics Toronto's mayor, who has been under pressure to quit after admitting he smoked crack cocaine and had a drinking problem, defends his position. Read More »Starbucks to pay $2bn over Kraft row Starbucks has been ordered to pay $2bn in damages and other costs in a dispute with Kraft Foods over packaged coffee. Read More »VIDEO: Iranian musicians shot in New York Police in New York say three Iranian musicians - including two members of a rock band called Yellow Dogs - have been shot by another musician who then turned the gun on himself. Read More »Hawaii passes gay marriage bill Hawaii is set to become the latest US state to allow gay marriage after it passed a bill legalising same-sex unions. Read More »VIDEO: The fight that changed boxing forever Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini talks about the championship bout that saw his opponent die from injuries inflicted during their fight Read More »VIDEO: Size matters in US skyscraper battle City-dwellers react to verdict in US battle of tallest buildings Read More »New US advice on cholesterol drugs A third of all adult Americans should consider taking cholesterol-lowering statin drugs, according to the first such guidelines issued in a decade. Read More »US 'to name Boko Haram terror group' The US is to designate the Nigerian Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, a foreign terrorist group, blocking all financial transactions, reports say. Read More »US file-sharing traffic in decline BitTorrent traffic in the US has dipped, according to a new study, indicating that piracy might be on the decline. Read More »Baldwin denies stalker relationship Actor Alec Baldwin is moved to tears as he gives evidence against the Canadian actress charged with stalking him and his wife. Read More »Miss Teen USA hacker pleads guilty A hacker has pleaded guilty to breaking into Miss Teen USA and other young women's computers and taking compromising photos of them. Read More »US names Boko Haram 'terrorists' The US places Nigeria's militant Islamist Boko Haram group on its list of foreign terrorist organisations. Read More »Ford bought drugs in last two years Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admits buying illegal drugs in the past two years, after city councillors ask him to take a leave of absence. Read More »Officers call for Navy Yard hearings The US Capitol Police union calls for a congressional inquiry into the decision to pull a Swat team from the scene of a mass shooting in September. Read More » | ||||
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
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