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SOPA blackouts inspired protest around the world
TechnologySOPA blackouts inspired people around the world to action.... -
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar relishes becoming cultural ambassador
Lakers NowKareem Abdul-Jabbar relishes becoming cultural ambassador... -
3 large buildings collapse in Brazil; at least 3 dead, 20 missing
World NowRescue workers in Brazil were searching for survivors Thursday after three large buildings collapsed in downtown Rio de Janeiro, killing at least three people and leaving 20 or more missing.... -
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Israeli computer hackers study Arabic to upgrade skills
World NowSome Israeli computer geeks are learning Arabic to boost their skills in the ongoing war between hackers in their country and its Arab rivals.... -
Former Guatemalan dictator Rios Montt faces genocide charges
World NowEfrain Rios Montt, the former dictator of Guatemala who oversaw one of the nation's bloodiest periods, will stand trial on genocide charges and other crimes stemming from a 36-year civil war, a judge rules.... -
Leprosy a serious problem in Brazil, Sudan
World NowAnimators in Britain dropped a scene that made light of leprosy from an upcoming movie, "The Pirates! Band of Misfits," after leprosy support groups complained. Leprosy is still a serious problem in many parts of the world, as map from the World Health... -
Indian court cancels 122 telecom licenses in anti-corruption move
World NowIndia Corruption Telecom Scandal: Indian Supreme Court Disallows Licenses Citing Irregularities in 2G Telecom Corruption Scandal... -
The BRICS are getting together. Who are they?
World NowThe BRICS are meeting Thursday for an economic summit in India. If you're scratching your head over that acronym, here's a quick explainer on who the BRICS are and why they've teamed up. The BRICS stand for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.... -
Brazil workers protest over manufacturing losses
World NowAfter a decade of speedy economic growth powered by selling basic commodities to Asia, Brazil has become an expensive country to live in, and the complex goods produced by well-paid workers cannot compete with cheap imports from China.... -
At least 38 people killed in Easter suicide bombing in Nigeria
World NowAt least 38 people were killed Sunday in a suicide bombing near a church in the northern Nigerian city of Kaduna, news services reported.... -
Peru miners rescued; kidnappers hold gas-field workers
World NowNine Peruvian miners trapped for six days in the collapse of a copper mine were rescued Wednesday, most walking out under their own power and wearing sunglasses against the light....
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