Madonna arrives in Marseille to visit those injured in stage collapse at stadium where she was due to perform.

MARSEILLE, FRANCE (JULY 19, 2009) M6 - Madonna arrived in Marseille on Sunday evening (July 19) ...   more »

WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES (JULY 19, 2009) REUTERS - Astronauts who traveled to the moon and back appeared at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC on Sunday (July 19) to sign ...   more »

Stewart Cink ends Tom Watson's dream with Turnberry win.

TURNBERRY, SCOTLAND, UK (JULY 19, 2009) TWI - Tom Watson's remarkable bid for a British Open victory at the age of 59 fell agonisingly short on ...   more »

Thirteen are dead in Mexican border town of Ciudad Juarez. Most of those killed fell victim to the ongoing drug war that killed more than 6,000 in 2008.


CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO (JULY 18, 2009) REUTERS ...   more »

MOSCOW, July 19 /PRNewswire/ -- For the second year running, Formula One Racing around the Kremlin proved a great success. The historical center of political power in Russia was encircled by the immense horsepower of ...   more »

Can You Define the Root Cause of Your Marriage Problems?
Author: Terry Ross

OK, so you know you have marriage problems, or believe that you
do but can you actually define what the root cause ...   more »

India's Gorkha community stepped up its demand for autonomy in eastern Darjeeling hills, pressing on with its indefinite strike in the region. Meanwhile, federal finance minister rules out any division of the state.


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Formula One cars drive around the Kremlin, race drivers say they hope Moscow is added to calendar.

MOSCOW, RUSSIA (JULY 19, 2009) REUTERS - Formula One cars drove around the Moscow Kremlin on Sunday (July ...   more »

Information Card Foundation and How it Can Protect You on Line
Author: Lisa Carey

Identity theft is a criminal activity that continues to
inconvenience online users and, taken to its extremes, it can
cause financial ...   more »

Maoist rebels blow up a police station after ransacking it in India's eastern Orissa state.


BRAHMANIGAON, ORISSA, INDIA (JULY 18, 2009) ANI- Maoist rebels blew up a police post after ransacking it at Katingia village ...   more »

Strong winds and steady downpours hit northern Italy, killing five people.

MILAN, ITALY (JULY 18, 2009) SKY ITALIA - Heavy rains hit Northern Italy late on Saturday (July 18) killing five people, Italian media reported.
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Palestinians make the largest Knafeh platter in an attempt to get into the Guinness Book of World Records.


NABLUS, WEST BANK (JULY 17, 2009) REUTERS - Palestinians made the largest Knafeh in an attempt to ...   more »

Karachi mourns as heavy monsoon downpours bring death and destruction.

By Sunday afternoon at least 15 people had lost their lives in the torrential monsoon rains pounding Karachi.

Relief workers in the Pakistani city say ...   more »

New photo posted to PhotoNews.


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ST. LOUIS, July 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The inaugural class of Webster University School of Business & Technology's one-of-a-kind Global MBA program celebrated its commencement today in Budapest, Hungary.(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20090718/DC48499 )Former Prime Minister of Hungary Dr. ...   more »

Fairtheworld Comments: Recession Grinding to a Halt, Companies Expecting Recovery - According to Figures From U.S., China, Japan

HONG KONG, July 18 /PRNewswire-Asia/ --The Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan have brought good news.In a ...   more »

Amir Khan beats Andreas Kotelnik to become World Boxing Association light-welterweight champion

MANCHESTER, UK (JULY 18, 2009) ITN - Briton Amir Khan was crowned World Boxing Association (WBA) light-welterweight champion at the age of 22 ...   more »

BEIJING--(Marketwire - July 14, 2009) - China Techfaith Wireless Communication Technology Limited (NASDAQ: CNTF) ("TechFaith"), a China-based original developed product (ODP) provider focused on the original design and development of handsets and sales of finished ...   more »

"Soul Power," a new documentary tells the story of Zaire '74, the music festival which showcased some of the biggest African American musical acts of the time, returning to their African roots.


SONY PICTURES CLASSICS ...   more »

Russian scientists are testing the use of magnetic fields to create invisible surgical stitches, which can help wounds heal faster.

NOVOSIBIRSK, RUSSIA REUTERS - Russian scientists from Novosibirsk are to test a new technique to ...   more »

Turkey introduced on Saturday (July 19) a ban on smoking cigarettes in restaurants, bars and other recreational places.
However, smokers tempted to flout the ban will be spared execution as allegedly meted out in 17th-Century ...   more »

Radio City Music Hall in New York City reverberated with eclectic sounds from around the world at a star-studded music concert held to celebrate South African leader Nelson Mandela's 91st birthday. Mandela remained in South ...   more »

U.S. military condemns the release of video showing soldier captured in Afghanistan calling for withdrawal of U.S. forces as a violation of international law.

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN (JULY 19, 2009) REUTERS - The U.S. military denounced ...   more »

Finland - who else - hosts the 2009 world championships in swamp soccer.

It's arguably the dirtiest soccer match in the history of the game - quite literally.

An international line-up of some 5, 000 ...   more »

Internet Marketing: ''I Have Plenty Of Hits But No Sales, What Is Going On?''
Author: Serge Dandelin

Internet marketing is not as easy as it seems. I would say that
setting up a successful online ...   more »

HDTV Buying Tips
Author: Garry Neale

Shopping for the right HDTV is not an easy task - it can be
quite daunting. What features are important when making a
decision? How do you compare different ...   more »

Understanding Fiber Optic Cable Fire Ratings
Author: Colin Yao

Just like copper cables, NEC (National Electrical Code)
requires indoor fiber optic cables be marked with their fire and
smoking ratings. NEC requires all indoor fiber ...   more »