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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Cops: Man taped women in fitting rooms, shared on porn sites
A man sneaking around on his hands and knees videotaped dozens of naked girls and women in dressing rooms at one of the country's largest malls and then posted the clips on pornography websites, police ...
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Ryan Gosling Gets Inked
Ryan Gosling has his first tattoo - and we approve.
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A year on, what's the latest in the hunt for Flight 370?
Nearly a year has passed since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, sparking one of the most perplexing mysteries of modern times. Since then, search crews have ...
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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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Aussie Dollar Soars as RBA Withholds Rate Cut, NZ Dollar Gains on Data
Aussie Dollar Soars as RBA Withholds Rate Cut, NZ Dollar Gains on Data
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Leonard Nimoy laid to rest
Leonard Nimoy was laid to rest in a private funeral service yesterday (01.03.15), but his friend and co-star William Shatner couldn't be there.
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Chan, Sukumaran being transferred
Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he still hopes two Australians on death row in Indonesia can be saved as their execution nears.
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Maggie Smith Wants To Leave Downton Abbey
Dowager Countess Grantham's sixth season might be her last, and the reason isn't quite what you would expect.
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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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Russian bombers disrupted planes in Irish airspace
Dublin (AFP) - One plane was diverted and another delayed to avoid two Russian bombers that flew through Irish-controlled airspace without warning in February, the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said on Tuesday.
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The 10 richest cities in the U.S.
Here are the 10 U.S. cities where the most people earn more than $150,000 a year.
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Qantas bans man who walked off flight
A traveller who left a Qantas flight when he discovered there was an asylum seeker on board who was being deported has been put on the airline’s no-fly list.
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Katie Price: Guests feared wedding vows split
Katie Price played a "hard-hitting" pre-recorded speech detailing her husband's infidelity before they renewed their vows.
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Nurse who survived Ebola sues Dallas hospital system
The Dallas hospital that treated the first patient to be diagnosed in the U.S. with Ebola lied to Congress when it said its staff was trained to handle the deadly virus, a nurse who contracted the disease ...
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Ko increases world ranking lead
Lydia Ko's lead atop the world rankings has increased thanks to her four-stroke win at the New Zealand Open.
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GENEVA AUTO SHOW PHOTO GALLERY: Speed and luxury dominate
These cars may come with outrageous price tags, but it doesn't cost to goggle. Here's a look at some of the models showcased at the car show in Geneva, where automakers focused on powerful sports cars ...
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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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Jetpack developer soars again
Investors in jetpack developer Martin Aircraft are on a very wild ride. Shares in New Zealand-based Martin Aircraft, which were listed on the Australian Securities Exchange just one week ago at 40 cents each, hit a high of $3.15 in early trading on Tuesday. At 1255 AEDT, Martin Aircraft was up 40 cents, or 22.86 per cent, at $2.15. Martin Aircraft had announced no news in Tuesday's morning session.
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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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10 Retirement Rites of Passage
Retirement is the beginning of a new phase of life that includes a number of milestones. Here are some of the new experiences retirees can look forward to.
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