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Thousands protested in Libya's second city, Benghazi, on Friday in the worst unrest of Moammar Gadhafi's four decades in power, and Amnesty International said 46 people had been killed in a three-day police crackdown.
WikiLeaks
New diplomatic cables released this week by WikiLeaks have revealed details about a Canadian investigation into an Egyptian baby smuggling network in which children were illegally adopted by American, and possibly Canadian, families.
Bahraini army troops on Friday opened fire on demonstrators marching toward a central square that has become a symbol of resistance to the government, attacking the crowd with live ammunition, rubber bullets and tear gas, witnesses reported.
There are a handful of issues in U.S. politics — gun control, abortion and gay marriage foremost among them — guaranteed to send partisans scrambling to their battle stations. Now add another one to that list: breastfeeding.
Military prosecutors in Guantanamo Bay are preparing to take on more cases in a development based in part on "the successful war crimes conviction" of Omar Khadr, insiders familiar with the tribunal say.
Politics
After going under the knife, David Corneau watched a video of his aneurysm surgery — thanks to a new microscope at the University of Alberta Hospital.
Canada's ninth prime minister is finally getting the honour he deserves — an official unveiling of his portrait.
Canadian kids are being urged to get their butts off the couch and their eyes off the screen.
A discovery by a University of Alberta medical researcher could eventually improve the prognosis for cancer patients.
On a date at an upscale restaurant, Jessica Wakeman recalls the maitre d' pulling out her chair — a rote gesture that surely seemed to him as apolitical as reciting the specials.
The theory of a living "missing link" has been knocked down by new findings that suggest some species evolve from more sophisticated ancestors, a Montreal-based researcher says.
If your true love is a true romantic, don't be surprised if you find a slightly dishevelled Fool on your doorstep or in your workplace this Valentine's Day. You are about to be sonneted.
By the time Fabeah Amaniampong graduated from high school near Toronto, she had lost faith in herself, her future and everyone around her.
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Pocket-sized 'hummingbird' drone aims to flutter into enemy territory
LOS ANGELES - A pocket-size drone dubbed the Nano Hummingbird for the way it flaps its tiny robotic wings has been developed for the Pentagon by a Monrovia, Calif., company as a mini-spy plane capable of maneuvering on the battlefield and in urban areas.
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U.S. seniors share homes for income and company
BOUND BROOK, New Jersey, Feb 7 - Joyce Kane lives with two women who pay rent, don't smoke and like her cats.
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Mexico, cradle of corn, finds its noble grain under assault
GUELATAO, Mexico - Yank the husks off ears of corn grown in the mountains of southern Mexico, and you may find kernels that are red, yellow, white, blue, black or even variegated.
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E-romance scams common and costly, but victims find little help
MINNEAPOLIS - Jody Buell thought she was falling in love, but she fell for someone who didn't exist.
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NY's storied Chelsea Hotel hits market
NEW YORK, Feb 3, 2011 - New York's storied Chelsea Hotel, the classic haunt of artists and hell-raising performers, is for sale and, perhaps, so is its soul.
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Italy- language tests now a must for would-be citizens
FLORENCE, Italy, Feb 2, 2011 - Mario slips into his seat in the Florence schoolroom just as the exam begins: five years after arriving in Italy from Honduras he may finally be able to clinch that longed-for permit to stay, thanks to the country's new language tests.
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EXCLUSIVE-WikiLeaks The Next Generation
BERLIN, Jan 28 - All across Europe, from Brussels to the Balkans, a new generation of WikiLeaks-style websites is sprouting.
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Invasive species continues to spread despite supposed obstacles
BALTIMORE - Hardy, adaptable and prolific. We should all be so lucky.
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Motley Crue's Neil jailed 15 days for drunk driving
LAS VEGAS - Motley Crue singer Vince Neil will serve 15 days in jail after pleading guilty Wednesday to drunken driving, a spokeswoman for prosecutors said.
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Challenger disaster still haunts NASA 25 years later
WASHINGTON - Two days before the space shuttle Challenger made its final flight, Carl McNair spoke to his brother Ron McNair on the telephone. It was mostly small talk: Super Bowl XX being played that day, William "Refrigerator" Perry, the weather.
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