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So much about the earth remains such a mystery, while the world over there are likely to be shortages in drinking water supplies, a seismologists has discovered the possibility of an underground reservoir of water the volume of the Arctic Ocean...
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News that the Bush administration is considering taking part ownership in a number of U.S. banks helped restore a relative calm over global financial markets Thursday.
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News agencies say a Russian Supreme Court appeals panel has declared the murdered last czar and his family to be victims of political repression.
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Verbal missteps from vice presidential candidates Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., and Gov. Sarah Palin, R-Alaska. Each spoke with anchor Katie Couric in separate interviews...
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The belief that going after criminals behind bomb blasts is in conflict with being “secular” is the most “communal” thought and the Centre”s silence is...
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Maoist central member and former minister for land reforms and management Matrika Yadav on Wednesday asked landless people to grab the land of landlords and settle...
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In their first ever budget speech, the Maoists promise to build the infrastructures and propel the economic growth that they mercilessly destroyed and pushed back in...
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As 13 years of work on foreign soil could not give him financial satisfaction, Mukti Nath Sapkota of Chitwan district landed in Iraq two weeks ago with the hope of...
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Local Maoist cadres in Sankhuwasabha are reportedly collecting “tax” from tourists and hoteliers of Makalu-Barun National Park (MBNP) area in order to...
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A fired Philadelphia newscaster has filed a lawsuit accusing her former co-anchor of invading her privacy and leaking personal information to the media.
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Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and US President George W Bush shared pleasantries and discussed bilateral relations between Nepal and the US Monday night (Tuesday...
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Finance Minister Dr Baburam Bhattarai has said the country has achieved GDP growth rate of 5.6 percent in the last fiscal year.
While presenting the report of last...
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THE POLL: The Miami Herald/St. Petersburg Times/Bay News 9 poll, presidential race, registered Florida voters (27 electoral votes)
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Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal returned home Thursday afternoon, wrapping up his five-day official tour to India.
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Under the spotlight once again, Minister for Land Reforms Matrika Yadav Thursday defended his controversial action in Siraha earlier this week saying that he was...
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News agencies are quoting Russia’s finance minister as saying trading on Russian exchanges won’t resume until Friday.
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In the hunt for more sensational news to increase their TRP’s, Indian news channels have metamorphosed into horror movies. But with a difference; they still like...
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See, no one believed me when I said the Unforgettables should come back. I was missing them, media was missing them,Maharastra was missing them and above all Mr. Raj...
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French outdoor advertising firm JCDecaux SA said Thursday it is negotiating to buy Russian rival News Outdoor Group from global media company News Corp.
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Many people are quick to blame the media for its inaccuracy, sensationalizing of news and sometimes even its blatant bias on some occasions. While people do have the...
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Bald eagles have made a majestic comeback from the edge of extinction under protection of the Endangered Species Act. However, developers now want to move into the...
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This is what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is predicting. The culprit again is global warming; coral bleaching in the Barrier Reef is likely to...
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Talks to reverse the decline in tuna populations is to be the main emphasis of the five-day conference in Japan. The meetings, which bring together the world’s...
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Growing Debby in Atlantic May Become First Hurricane!
Caribbean Sea Temperatures rising! Threatening corals
Asian Mangroves may be saved by New Shrimp Farm...
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Satellite tracked whale entangled in fishing net
Tropical Storm Debby forms in Atlantic, nearing Bermuda in about a week!
Salt Marshes dying! Scientists...
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Red squirrels may disappear within 10 years!
Do you know there are 1000 more species of venomous fish then expected?
Toxic food chemicals undermine vaccinations in...
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Food, biofuel irrigation demands could aggravate water scarcity
Be alert! Atlantic hurricanes could stir-up any moment!
6.9 magnitude powerful quake hits S....
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