High school children cause UFO sighting excitement in Utah
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Ufos, Aliens And The Question Of Contact
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A Strange Sunrise Over Argentina has NASA baffled!
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Government issues volcanic eruption alert on Spanish Canary Island
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TIME SHORT: UK PM says euro has just weeks to avert disaster
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AGAIN? Another satellite plummeting toward Earth
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$135 billion needed to recapitalize European banks
Germany and France are split ahead of key talks on Sunday over how to strengthen shaky European banks. Paris is keen to tap the euro zone's 400 billion rescue fund, the EFSF, to recapitalise its own banks and Berlin is insisting the fund should be used as a last resort. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said European banks need 200 billion euros in additional funds. "I think there is general agreement that it will be significantly in excess of 100 billion (euros)," Michael Noonan told reporters on the sidelines of an economic forum in Dublin. "I know that some of the big German banks that I was talking to personally intend raising money on the market so it will be private funding. Other banks would like to avail of the EFSF fund. Other banks will rely on their sovereign governments to provide the capital so there...
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Protesters pepper-sprayed at National Air and Space Museum in D.C. after anti-war demonstration
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Foreign aid for countries with anti-gay rights records to be slashed, pledges Cameron
David Cameron has pledged to slash aid to African countries with poor records on homosexual rights. The Prime Minister will tell struggling nations they will receive funding ‘fines’ if persecution of gays continues. The Government has already cut aid to Malawi by £19million after two gay men were sentenced to 14 years hard labour.
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Presbyterian Church to ordain first openly gay minister
For decades, the Rev. Mark Achtemeier believed gays and lesbians were unfit to serve as leaders in the Presbyterian Church. He believed homosexuality to be a kind of affliction, a destructive addiction that ran counter to Scripture. In the 1990s he helped craft restrictions to keep gay and lesbian candidates from joining the Presbyterian clergy. But on Saturday, Achtemeier will deliver a sermon at the...
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Magnitude 6.0 earthquake northeast of Tonga capital: USGS
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5.5 magnitude quake hits Christchurch
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5.2 quake hits Bay of Plenty
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Bangkok preparing to evacuate as Thai flooding intensifies
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The sailors who came within feet of getting hit by jet landing on aircraft carrier
A pair of bungling sailors nearly swabbed the deck with their faces as a high-speed jet came in for a landing - on them. The incident took place aboard the USS George Washington in the Pacific Ocean last month. A video posted on YouTube shows the F/A-18 Super Hornet approaching the vessel behind the sailors as they walk on the...
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Undocumented immigrant students will be eligible for California aid
Undocumented immigrant students in California will be able to receive state-funded financial aid in 2013 to attend college, under a new law signed Saturday by Gov. Jerry Brown. The law allows top students who are on a path to citizenship to apply and receive the state aid,..
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Japan Starts Thyroid Tests for Fukushima Children
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Hurricane Jova Takes Aim at Mexico
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Lava Builds in Alaska Volcano, May Threaten Planes
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Egyptian Cabinet Calls Emergency Meeting Over Cairo Violence Against Christians
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Israel Ready to Strike Syria, Lebanon, Gaza
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Ufos, Aliens And The Question Of Contact
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TIME SHORT: UK PM says euro has just weeks to avert disaster
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$135 billion needed to recapitalize European banks
Germany and France are split ahead of key talks on Sunday over how to strengthen shaky European banks. Paris is keen to tap the euro zone's 400 billion rescue fund, the EFSF, to recapitalise its own banks and Berlin is insisting the fund should be used as a last resort. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said European banks need 200 billion euros in additional funds. "I think there is general agreement that it will be significantly in excess of 100 billion (euros)," Michael Noonan told reporters on the sidelines of an economic forum in Dublin. "I know that some of the big German banks that I was talking to personally intend raising money on the market so it will be private funding. Other banks would like to avail of the EFSF fund. Other banks will rely on their sovereign governments to provide the capital so there...
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Protesters pepper-sprayed at National Air and Space Museum in D.C. after anti-war demonstration
/
Foreign aid for countries with anti-gay rights records to be slashed, pledges Cameron
David Cameron has pledged to slash aid to African countries with poor records on homosexual rights. The Prime Minister will tell struggling nations they will receive funding ‘fines’ if persecution of gays continues. The Government has already cut aid to Malawi by £19million after two gay men were sentenced to 14 years hard labour.
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Catholic Church steps up gay marriage attack
/Presbyterian Church to ordain first openly gay minister
For decades, the Rev. Mark Achtemeier believed gays and lesbians were unfit to serve as leaders in the Presbyterian Church. He believed homosexuality to be a kind of affliction, a destructive addiction that ran counter to Scripture. In the 1990s he helped craft restrictions to keep gay and lesbian candidates from joining the Presbyterian clergy. But on Saturday, Achtemeier will deliver a sermon at the...
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Magnitude 6.0 earthquake northeast of Tonga capital: USGS
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5.5 magnitude quake hits Christchurch
/
5.2 quake hits Bay of Plenty
/
Bangkok preparing to evacuate as Thai flooding intensifies
/
The sailors who came within feet of getting hit by jet landing on aircraft carrier
A pair of bungling sailors nearly swabbed the deck with their faces as a high-speed jet came in for a landing - on them. The incident took place aboard the USS George Washington in the Pacific Ocean last month. A video posted on YouTube shows the F/A-18 Super Hornet approaching the vessel behind the sailors as they walk on the...
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Undocumented immigrant students will be eligible for California aid
Undocumented immigrant students in California will be able to receive state-funded financial aid in 2013 to attend college, under a new law signed Saturday by Gov. Jerry Brown. The law allows top students who are on a path to citizenship to apply and receive the state aid,..
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Japan Starts Thyroid Tests for Fukushima Children
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Hurricane Jova Takes Aim at Mexico
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Lava Builds in Alaska Volcano, May Threaten Planes
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Egyptian Cabinet Calls Emergency Meeting Over Cairo Violence Against Christians
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Israel Ready to Strike Syria, Lebanon, Gaza
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