WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 17, 2010
Mother of the Week: Killer Japanese mum spun kid in washing machine
Aging gracefully the French way
Philip Morris Benefits From Child Laborers In Its Tobacco Fields?
Report: Teens Using Digital Drugs to Get High
Author of Torture Memos Admits Some Techniques Were Not Approved By DOJ
Liberty University Dean Demoted After AlterNet Investigation
Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva: Why Their Custody Battle Went Nuclear
Apple offers free iPhone 4 cases to fix bad reception issue
Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) Again Calls For Reinstatement Of A Military Draft
Porn Actors Accused of Killing Fla. Tattoo Artist
Developing:73,000 Wordpress blogs shut down by U.S. Government
The Big Picture Blog looks at "Poverty Within White South Africa"Charlie Crist (I-FL) still leads in 3 way race for open Senate seat
Italy's most notorious mafia family busted - 300 arrested
Father of the Week: Middle-school teacher accused of beating 5-year-old son over game of hopscotch
From the Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing News for July 14, 2010
Extremist Christians Aim to Create Armed Militias Against "Godless" Federal Government
Lost in translation? Acne-picking, Blind Man's Bluff and toilet tumble blamed for deaths in Chinese prisons
Iowa Billboard compares President Obama to Hitler & Stalin
Flashblood! Addicts inject each other's blood to stave off withdrawal and to maintain high
WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 13, 2010 Michael Moore: Why I Had to Hire 9 Bodyguards After Winning an Oscar
French MPs vote to ban Islamic full veil in public
‘Barefoot Bandit’ Deported to the U.S.
More cops charged in post-Katrina bridge shootings
National league wins first All-Star game since 1996
Most inept criminal of the week drops gun and cellphone into lap of intended 69 year old victim, who then turns gun on robber
BBC: The US must choose to talk or fight the Taliban
Sultan of Swagger: The Late George Steinbrenner
Tar balls from spill are found on second Texas beach
5% of Key West's population (more than 1,000 people) has been infected with Dengue Fever
Florida Atheists Sue Over Prayers at City Meetings
From the Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing News for July 13, 2010
Mel Gibson admits to beating mother of his child, issues what sounds like death threat on recording: Is his career over?
Navy Weighs Ship's Design, Along With Its Own Future
N.R.A. Looks To Expand Its Agenda
NBA Commissioner Stern says "no collusion" among Miami Heat's "3 Kings" and then fines Cleveland Cavalier's owner $100,000 for his harsh criticism of LeBron James
Cuban ex-intelligence chief recalls JFK assassination
Google's Chrome Shows Off Some Fancy HTML5 Tricks
Take Two: US Issues Revised Offshore Drilling Band
Florida Keys Wake Up Call: Cuba Allows Spanish Company To Drill For Oil In Area Only 60 Miles Off Key West's Doorstep
3 Marines Drowned At Gitmo On July 4th
"Urkel" Arrested For Beating On His Baby Mama
WSJ Photo Journal - Pictures for the Day, July 12, 2010Ugandan Police Receive Tip, Foil Yet Another Bombing In Kampala
Four dead in workplace murders/suicide in New Mexico
'Psychic octopus' Paul retires triumphant
Australian Mystery: Who killed the tomatoes?
Inmate escapes in trash bin, found dead in landfill
Earth From Space: Greenland Glacier Shrinks Overnight
Total solar eclipse crosses South Pacific
Dark Matter May Be Building Up Inside the Sun
NM Man Set on Fire After Losing Drinking Bet
Man allegedly throws toddler in front of moving car
The Watchworld's Business/Economic News for July 12, 2010
LeBron James’ “The Decision” draws nearly 10 million viewers
Rosetta spacecraft probes Lutetia asteroid
The Big Picture Blog: "Summer Is Here" 3 Crashes in one day end Lance Armstong's attempt to win the Tour de France again
'Barefoot Bandit' arrested in Bahamas
Spain wins its first World Cup
Uganda Bomb Attacks Kill World Cup Fans, Including Americans: Al Shabab Suspected In Kampala Explosions
Mel Gibson is focus of domestic violence inquiry
Thousands evacuated in China as dam threatens to burst
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