| Latest worldwide news | Diana murder claim doubted | | | Royal analysts say the new claim that British troops were in on a plot to murder Princess Diana adds to a string of conspiracy theories in her death, but is unlikely to lead to a new investigation. |
| Nibali seizes overall lead in Tour of Spain | | | FISTERRA, Spain (Reuters) - Italian Vincenzo Nibali had completed the fourth stage of the Tour of Spain on Tuesday and pedaled four kms back to his Astana team bus for a shower before he learned he had moved into the race lead. |
| Athlete blasts Russia on anti-gay law | | | U.S. runner Nick Symmonds took a swipe at Russia's anti-gay propaganda law after winning a silver medal in the 800-meter competition at the World Track Field Championships in Moscow, according to state-run media. |
| The simple pleasures of Eid | | | For the world's Muslims, the festival of Eid al-Fitr is a perfect conclusion to Ramadan -- the month-long period of fasting and contemplation practiced by observers of Islam around the globe. One of the most festive periods in the religion's calendar, Eid is often commemorated with large feasts, family-time, and through charitable acts and donations. |
| NSA kept data collection from court | | | The Obama administration on Wednesday declassified opinions from a secret court that oversees government surveillance showing the National Security Agency was broadly collecting domestic Internet communications of Americans and misrepresenting the scope of that effort to the court. |
| Peugeot looking to new model to drive growth | | | Aug.27 - Recovery hopes have Peugeot stocks soaring, but is the rally is sustainable and when we can see meaningful growth return to Europe's auto market? Ciara Sutton reports. |
| Desperate text to dead daughter | | | Cold and shivering, Habiba Ahmed Abd Elaziz exchanged worried texts with her mother Wednesday morning as Egyptian security forces moved toward and blocked roads leading to a protest camp in Cairo. |
| Obama meets new five-member panel reviewing surveillance programs | | | WASHINGTON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama met on Tuesday with a new five-member panel he appointed to review the privacy issues involved with U.S. government surveillance programs after a public outcry about privacy in the wake of leaks by a former spy agency contractor. |
| Microsoft may look inside for next CEO | | | SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp has a stable of senior executives who could be contenders to succeed Chief Executive Steve Ballmer, even though outsiders have sparked the most discussion so far. |
| How did this bank intern die? | | | The death of a 21-year-old intern at Bank of America in London raises questions about work culture. Jim Boulden reports. |
| The Deal That Brought Dvorak to New York | | | The 1892 contract that Antonin Dvorak, the composer, signed to come to America and teach at a music school was recently found and will be displayed next month to mark his birthday. |
| Snedeker's big battle | | | Brandt Snedeker explains his rare health issue ahead of his FedEx Cup title defense. |
| T Magazine Victoria Beckham, Working Girl | | | Five years after she shocked the fashion world by unveiling an elegant collection of beautifully made dresses, Beckham has established herself as a powerful force in the industry. |
| Diana murder claim doubted | | | Royal analysts say the new claim that British troops were in on a plot to murder Princess Diana adds to a string of conspiracy theories in her death, but is unlikely to lead to a new investigation. |
| Tanzanian-Zambian rail firm sacks 1,000 unpaid striking workers | | | DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - The Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority has sacked more than 1,000 workers who went on strike last week demanding payment of unpaid wages, paralyzing a line that carries freight and passengers, a TAZARA spokesman said on Tuesday. |
| Life, Interrupted A Test of Faith | | | It had never occurred to me that, with all of the progress that has been made in cancer research, none of the standard treatments would work for me. Thats when I learned about something called a clinical trial. |
| Death of Serie A exaggerated | | | Italian football has had plenty of problems in recent years. But as Serie A kicks off on Saturday, there are hopes of a new dawn. |
| China accuses Briton, American of illegally buying private data | | | BEIJING, Aug 27 (Reuters) - China has accused two risk consultants, a British man and his American wife, of illegally buying and selling private information, state media reported on Tuesday, amid a nationwide investigation into the pharmaceuticals industry. |
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