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New image of Snowden in Russia surfaces | | Oct. 31 - Russian state television released a new image of former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden in Moscow the same day his lawyer announced he has been hired to work for a website. Sarah Irwin reports. |
COLUMN-Hate your free service? Go tweet yourself | | Oct 31 (Reuters) - Twitter users by the thousands - or maybe even the hundreds! - stubbed their scrolling fingers this week at the news of a new default setting in the popular service. Previously, links to photos or videos in tweets hosted on Twitter servers did not appear in a user's "timeline." Now, visual previews "will be front and center in tweets," the company announced. |
GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares slip after upbeat U.S. data | | TOKYO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Asian shares edged down and the dollar inched higher in early trade on Friday after upbeat U.S. economic data prompted some investors to price in a less dovish policy outlook for the U.S. Federal Reserve. |
Jump-Starter Kits for the Mind | | Low-level electric current offers promise, and potential perils, as a way to stimulate the brain, but many do-it-yourselfers arent waiting for confirmation. Theyre rushing to buy kits online or hooking themselves to nine-volt batteries. |
4 Weeks That Could Shape Europe's Ryder Cup Team | | Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano grew up watching the famed "Spanish Armada" team of Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Olazabal, so the Ryder Cup means everything to him. He still recalls the encouragement from Olazabal a year ago. |
International court postpones Kenyan president's trial | | THE HAGUE/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court delayed Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta's trial for crimes against humanity by three months on Thursday, while African ministers made an impassioned plea for the U.N. Security Council to defer the case for one year. |
Strategies Riding Out the Political Storm | | Investment strategists say its likely that long-term investors who stick to a well-thought-out plan can ride out awkward periods like the current conflict in Washington with few ill effects. |
Syria chemical arms destroyed | | Syria has destroyed all its declared chemical weapons mixing, filling and production facilities, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said Thursday. |
Crouching World Championship, Hidden Tiger | | Three years ago at Sheshan International, hundreds of fans wanting an autograph stood outside the clubhouse where Tiger Woods was signing his scorecard at the HSBC Champions. They excitedly began chanting in Chinese, "We want Tiger! We want Tiger!" |
Bankrupt Alabama county gets $300 million more | | BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (Reuters) - Alabama's bankrupt Jefferson County on Thursday approved a reworked settlement plan for its landmark $4.2 billion municipal bankruptcy that increases already stiff losses for Wall Street creditors by $300 million. |
New image of Snowden in Russia surfaces | | Oct. 31 - Russian state television released a new image of former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden in Moscow the same day his lawyer announced he has been hired to work for a website. Sarah Irwin reports. |
Gunmen grab $50 million in Libya | | Security forces in Libya are searching for heavily armed men who seized a truck carrying more than $50 million in cash in the city of Sirte, the state news agency LANA reported Tuesday. |
How do drivers get to F1? | | Amanda Davies attends a World Series by Renault event to find out why it's been such a successful breeding ground for F1. |
Jay-Z can help stop profiling | | Jay-Z hasn't dumped plans for a business deal with Barneys, despite allegations that the store racially profiled two black shoppers. Roxanne Jones says he could take this moment to fight the practice |
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