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Doctors say five people who collapsed after they were given drug-tainted drinks at a Vienna bar are no longer in life-threatening condition.
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Police in Vienna say they have arrested a man suspected of poisoning five people by serving them tainted drinks at a bar.
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The gods were OK. The giants looked neat and the evil dwarf was scary.
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Oil prices rose above $50 a barrel Wednesday on hopes of a nearing end to the global economic slump but concerns that a swine flu outbreak could further depress demand...
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Fears that the spread of swine flu could further undermine demand for crude by cutting air travel pushed prices down near $49 a barrel Tuesday.
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The U.S. is obligated by a United Nations convention to prosecute Bush administration lawyers who allegedly drafted policies that approved the use of harsh...
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Oil prices rose but stayed well below $50 a barrel Thursday as rising U.S. crude inventories and a stark demand forecast by the IMF doused investor optimism for a...
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Worries that a slew of U.S. corporate earnings reports could dent investor optimism about a recovery in the global economy pushed benchmark oil prices below $48 a...
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An Austrian writer has gone on trial for allegedly defending and promoting aspects of the Nazi era and publicly denying the Holocaust.
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An Austrian newspaper quotes the U.N.’s top torture investigator as saying President Barack Obama’s decision not to prosecute CIA operatives who used...
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Hopes of a possible second-half recovery in crude demand and upbeat U.S. earnings lifted oil prices above $50 Friday, despite recent dismal economic data and growing...
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A diplomat close to the International Atomic Energy Agency says North Korea has expelled IAEA inspectors from its Yongbyon nuclear site.
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Oil prices were flat Wednesday as investors digested U.S. statistics showing industrial production fell for a fifth straight month in March, suggesting crude demand...
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An Austrian court has convicted a woman of threatening “CSI: Miami” star David Caruso and sentenced her to seven months in jail in a secure psychiatric...
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Oil prices rose above $50 a barrel Wednesday as investors shrugged off an unexpected drop in U.S. retail sales last month that suggested crude demand could remain weak...
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Oil bounded over the $50 a barrel hurdle with room to spare Thursday, as traders took heart from rallies in global stock markets as an indication of overall investor...
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Oil cleared the $50 a barrel hurdle Thursday, as traders took heart from rallies in global stock markets as an indication of overall investor optimism.
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Oil prices edged up to almost $48 a barrel Tuesday amid growing confidence that OPEC’s decision to ensure members comply with production quotas will support the...
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A senior OPEC official has challenged the US and other industrialized countries to clean up the global economic mess that he says they have caused.
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OPEC ministers decided Sunday not to directly cut oil output in an effort to raise prices, but to focus instead on stopping individual members from producing above...
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Authorities in western Austria say they recovered four human fetuses from the home of an elderly woman who recently died.
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Several members of a high school swim team were suspended after they impaled 15 car antennas with fetal pigs and smeared crawfish on hoods and windshields in their...
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Tennessee would keep a record on the number of abortions by gathering death certificates for aborted fetuses under a bill introduced in the General Assembly.
The move...
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Thumb sucking is very common phenomena among babies and they start doing it even before their birth as there are pictures taken of fetuses sucking their thumbs in...
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In this undated photo released by the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities on Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008, one of the two mummified fetuses found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1922 is seen during preparations for a DNA test in Cairo, Egypt....
