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Loosely flipping through half a dozen newspapers, my friend said to me, yawning a bit too wide, “Nothing really exciting!” “What happened? There is enough these days to mull over. And be happy about it!” I contorted mischievously when he said,...
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The country’s largest rebel group held more than 700 hostages throughout the vast jungle, and Santos knew that the insurgents would have the advantage in the face...
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Every attempt is being made by the political parties belonging to left , right and centre to gain a political mileage from the current US-India nuclear deal by stirring...
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A child dies every two-minute in central Indian state – Madhya Pradesh. This figure is alarming and highest in India. But can’t we save them? YES. They can be...
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Poland spurned as insufficient on Friday a U.S. offer to boost its air defenses in return for basing anti-missile interceptors on its soil but said it remained open to...
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A new strain of West Nile virus is spreading better and earlier across the United States, and may thrive in hot American summers, researchers said on Thursday. The...
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An amazing yet impossible to comprehend ability of this child genius who although lives in a world of darkness is blessed with such an amazing gift....they say when one...
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India’s most watched young politician wouldn’t be fazed by uncomfortable questions, leave alone blush, you’d think. But a 13-year-old schoolgirl had Rahul...
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Global challenges like soaring oil prices and the Earth’s rising temperature await President Bush at a summit of top industrialized nations, but first he must...
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t’s a wide-wide-web-world out there.With so much to choose from, So much to look on and so much and so forth..gets it tough for the commoner to get what he...
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Last year I had my cardiac muscle dropped from a great height onto a city sidewalk. It’s taken me most of this time to scrape up the mush off the ground and...
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Kenner police have arrested a Lake Charles man on charges of using the Internet to try to arrange a sexual encounter with a detective posing as an underage girl.
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A mobile museum highlighting the major contributions of African-Americans in the history of the United States will make its debut in downtown New Orleans today as part...
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The well-heeled buyers of the floating mansions are increasingly coming from emerging economies — in the Middle East, Russia and South America. The source of their...
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Three times in the past four years, the forces of nature have added their own special effects — rain, wind and sometimes lightning — to the traditional...
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, July 4 — President Bush kicked off the Fourth of July at the hilltop estate of one of the nation’s Founding Fathers, where he welcomed...
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LITTLE ROCK — After less than an hour visiting a housing assistance agency, President Bush and his motorcade sped to a private home here last Tuesday to make a...
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MISSOULA, Mont. — The Bush administration is preparing to ease the way for the nation’s largest private landowner to convert hundreds of thousands of acres...
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A man tore the head from a controversial waxwork figure of Adolf Hitler on the opening day of Berlin’s Madame Tussauds museum Saturday, police said.
Just minutes...
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Police in Wales were called to investigate a mysterious flying saucer, only to discover it was the moon.
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Indian American astronaut Sunita Williams, who holds the feat of completing the longest space flight for a woman, received the Padma Bhushan — India’s...
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Judges at the International Criminal Court on Wednesday ordered the release of the first suspect the tribunal took into custody, saying he cannot get a fair trial...
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A judge has ordered New York’s governor, Senate and Assembly to raise the pay of the state’s judges within the next 90 days.
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AP, Shreveport
Two judges were convicted Saturday of taking bribes to set low bonds or remove court holds on defendants.
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For ages, the world’s largest democracy, India, has been running smoothly and efficiently on the guidelines set out by the Indian Constitution. But now it seems to be...
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Republican John McCain castigated Democrat Barack Obama for voting against John Roberts as Supreme Court chief justice in a speech about the kind of judges McCain would...
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AP, Nairobi
A government spokesman says two Kenyan High Court judges have been sacked after an investigation found they received bribes to influence their verdicts.
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Republican Sen. Arlen Specter has a suggested question for Wednesday’s Democratic presidential debate: Ask the candidates if they support faster confirmation of...
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Judges from the Chicago Sun-Times thought the video deserved top honors in its contest poking fun at rival Tribune Co. for considering selling the naming rights to...
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Federal judges agreed Tuesday to grant the public more access to cases in which judges are disciplined by their colleagues.
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Judges acquitted 20 Islamic terror suspects of the most serious charges in an alleged plot to blow up a court, but convicted them Wednesday of lesser offenses, reports...
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The boy before Judge Kenneth Biehn was quiet and withdrawn, an asthmatic whose mother used and sold crack cocaine and whose father was doing time for robbery. At just...
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In a blistering rebuke, President Bush said Thursday that the Senate’s procedure for approving federal judges has become too political and discourages qualified...
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Two judges face charges that they took bribes from a bail bondsman in exchange for getting suspects out of jail quickly, officials said Thursday.
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AP, New Delhi
New Delhi’s High Court justices, annoyed with lower court judges who issue problematic rulings, have decided to send one of them back to law school.
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Federal judges are in danger because the U.S. Marshals Service does not work quickly enough to protect them amid growing threats of violence, Justice Department...
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A onetime chief judge of the state’s highest court has regained his law license 14 years after pleading guilty to threatening and harassing his former lover.
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The US Chief Justice John Roberts has warned that the pay for federal judges is utterly inadequate and may undermine the independence of judiciary in the country. He...
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After being an outsider for almost over a year, there were rumors that Karisma Kapoor is returning back to industry.
All this guesswork now finally has reached the...
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