Devastated mum 'eats' son captured by ISIS
ISIS militants have delved to a new low, reportedly feeding a desperate mum her chopped up son. “I hate ISIS" »
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Warner blasts Aust to big World Cup win
Australia have moved up to third in Pool A following their crushing win over Afghanistan at the WACA Ground.
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Judge OKs $415M settlement in tech workers' lawsuit
A federal judge has tentatively approved a $415 million settlement in a major class action lawsuit by Silicon Valley workers who accused Apple Inc., Google Inc. and other tech companies of making an illegal ...
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N. Korea shifts more responsibility to factories, farmers
North Korea is trying to invigorate its hidebound economy by offering more control and possibly more personal rewards to key sectors of its workforce in the country's biggest domestic policy experiment ...
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US billionaire says WWII Japanese ship found in Philippines
Manila (AFP) - Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen said Wednesday he had found one of Japan's biggest and most famous battleships on a Philippine seabed, some 70 years after American forces sank it during World War II.
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Hilary Duff unsure if marriage works
Hilary Duff has admitted her belief in the concept of marriage has been shaken by her split from husband Mike Comrie.
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World's Most Expensive Cities Revealed
Sadly, two of our major cities are among the top 10 most expensive in the world.
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A complication for the Fed: Rate cuts by other central banks
The world's central banks are injecting a new complication into the Federal Reserve's decision on when to raise interest rates from record lows: They're cutting their own rates. Last weekend, China's central ...
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Why Guys Love Round Butts
You love them. Sir Mix-A-Lot loves them. Without them, almost half of rap lyrics would be meaningless, but why do men love women with a round butt?
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Bali Nine pair for execution ASAP
Bali Nine pair Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran calmly left their cells at Bali's Kerobokan prison before dawn and didn't say a word.
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Russia puts the brake on global car giants
The Russian car market could take up to five years to recover from the country's economic volatility, leaders in the global auto industry believe.
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Dad cares for quadruplets after wife's tragic death in childbirth
When Carlos and Erica Morales first found out they were expecting quadruplets, they were just excited to be pregnant.
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Lara Stone Splits From David Walliams
Lara Stone has reportedly split from her husband, David Walliams.
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What's really in your breakfast cereal?
Added sugar isn't the only bad-for-you substance lurking in your bowl
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These are the richest billionaires under 40
Facebook has created more billionaires under 40 than any other company, according to a new ranking.
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Carter Holt cladding 'inherently defective', appeal court hears
Carter Holt Harvey's cladding sheets and systems used through 880 school buildings were "inherently defective" and the Ministry of Education is entitled to sue the building products maker, the Court of Appeal heard today. In the second day of a three-day hearing, the ministry's counsel, Jim Farmer QC, told Justices Tony Randerson, Lynton Stevens, and Mark Cooper that the product liability claim against Carter Holt is a preventative measure to recoup the costs posed by the faulty cladding. Whether the cladding met industry norms and standards at the time, or if Carter Holt's contracts with merchants and building contractors limited its liability were a matter of debate, and would be decided by the evidence at trial.
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Ryan Phillippe's lifelong battle with depression
Ryan Phillippe has revealed he's suffered with depression since he was a child and he fears he's passed the illness on to his and Reese Witherspoon's daughter Ava.
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Passenger’s excruciating in-flight bite
A passenger has experienced excruciating pain and hallucinations after being bitten by a venomous scorpion on a flight.
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Cramer blows the whistle on China
Jim Cramer is still lamenting on the Lumber Liquidators fiasco, and he is scared of what he is seeing coming out of China.
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5 stunners from the Geneva car show
Forget driverless cars, electric power or even green technology. There is no doubt what visitors are coming to see at the glamorous Geneva motor show: supercars. It is the high-end, impossibly expensive ...
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Oil glut at a glance: Where the US stores its oil
A glut of crude oil has pushed the amount of crude in the U.S. to record levels. Here are the biggest crude storage fields in the U.S., and how much they can hold, according to the market data provider ...
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