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 VIDEO: The man who photographed Oswald's death Bob Jackson explains why being a split-second slower meant he photographed Lee Harvey Oswald being shot - and won a Pulitzer Prize for the image. Read More »Strange Fruit: An enduring protest The harrowing song whose influence is still felt today Read More » Amazon workers face 'illness risk' A leading expert on work-related stress has said workers at Amazon warehouses face an 'increased risk of mental illness'. Read More »Storm threatens Thanksgiving travel A severe storm in the US is blamed for up to a dozen deaths and could threaten travel for millions over Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday. Read More »AUDIO: Hollywood treasures auctioned A letter from Marilyn Monroe, Steve McQueen's jacket and John Wayne's cowboy hat are put up for auction in New York. Read More »World weighs in on Iranian nuclear deal Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world are offering their opinion on the Iranian nuclear program agreement reached in Geneva. Read More »NSA malware 'hit 50,000 networks' The US National Security Agency infected 50,000 networks with malware, a Dutch newspaper reports. Read More »Knights welcomed on New York stage Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart's double bill of Pinter and Beckett classics on Broadway is received with largely warm reviews. Read More »Swift wins four American Music Awards One Direction, Taylor Swift and Justin Timberlake were among winners at the 41st American Music Awards in Los Angeles. Read More »Hunger Games devours US box office The Hunger Games: Catching Fire races to the top of the North America box office, but falls short of becoming the biggest opener of 2013. Read More »Opposition to mobile chat on planes Plans to allow mobile phone calls on commercial flights have met opposition from passengers who value peace and quiet in the skies. Read More »Yahoo hires broadcaster Katie Couric Internet conglomerate Yahoo hires veteran broadcaster Katie Couric as a "global anchor", the latest high-profile hire for its growing news concern. Read More »More charges in Ohio 'football rape' Authorities in Steubenville, Ohio, say four school officials broke the law to protect two teenage footballers accused of raping a 16-year-old girl. Read More »Iranian breakthrough or Munich II? US commentators offer a mix of criticism and support for President Obama's Iranian nuclear program deal. Read More » | ||||
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