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AFP Egypt's Military Defends Public Image Abroad After Fighting Protests at Home TIME In the Internet age, the war fought online is often as furious — if not as deadly — as the war fought on the ground. As Egypt's political crisis deepens, the social-media battle is one the Egyptian military, which ousted the democratically elected Islamist President ... Feeling let down by the WestDeutsche Welle European Union warns Egypt about escalating turbulenceBDlive Brotherhood leader 'arrested'ITN all 1,526 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

NBCNews.com Documents detail Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's injuries CNN (CNN) -- Boston marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev suffered multiple and severe gunshot injuries before his capture in April, newly released court documents show. The most serious of the injuries was a gunshot wound that appeared to enter ... Court documents reveal Boston bombing suspect injuriesUPI.com Doctor details Boston Marathon suspect's injuries13WHAM-TV all 37 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

DAWN.com Britain forced Guardian to destroy copy of Snowden material DAWN.com A bus passes by a poster of Edward Snowden, a former contractor at the National Security Agency (NSA), displayed by his supporters at Hong Kong's financial Central district during the midnight hours of June 18, 2013. — Reuters Photo. Published ... and more » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Filner, not back at work, attends all-day mediation session Los Angeles Times SAN DIEGO — Instead of showing up at City Hall as promised, Mayor Bob Filner was spotted Monday entering a downtown office building, apparently to engage in mediation aimed at settling a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former staff member. and more » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Force-Feeding of Inmates Approved in California New Jersey 101.5 FM Radio A federal judge approved a request from California and federal officials on Monday to force-feed inmates if necessary as a statewide prison hunger strike entered its seventh week. Officials say they fear for the welfare of nearly 70 inmates who have refused all ... and more » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

CBC.ca Germany: Man Takes 3 Hostages at City Hall ABC News A gunman took three people hostage at the city hall in the Bavarian city of Ingolstadt on Monday, officials said, and the standoff forced Chancellor Angela Merkel to cancel an election rally there. The hostage-taker was a young man armed with a handgun, ... German hostage standoff: Armed man holds several people captiveCNN Hostage drama unfolds in Ingolstadt forcing Angela Merkel to cancel election ...The Independent Gunman takes hostages ahead of Merkel rallyIrish Times BBC News -Mirror.co.uk -Bloomberg all 135 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Wall Street Journal Cashman on A-Rod: 'I was lied to' USA TODAY SHARE 107 CONNECT 60 TWEET 29 COMMENTEMAILMORE. BOSTON — As Brian Cashman met with media in the Yankees dugout Sunday afternoon, Alex Rodriguez walked out of the clubhouse and onto the field for some early work. He did not speak to ... Brian Cashman disputes Alex Rodriguez's lawyers claims, says 'not comfortable ...New York Daily News Alex Rodriguez's lawyer takes aim at Yankees with new accusations of career ...CBS News A-Rod's Lawyer Says MLB's Evidence Won't Hold UpABC News Albany Times Union -The Star-Ledger - NJ.com -Boston Globe all 352 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

NorthJersey.com Gov. Christie signs ban on gay conversion therapy NorthJersey.com Governor Christie, appearing at a political event in Belleville, says he has signed legislation today prohibiting attempts to convert children from gay to straight. Along with his signature, he will issue a statement declaring that he believes people are born gay ... Gays and guns: Chris Christie's balancing actNewsworks.org 1D goes 3-D in boy band's debut feature filmAlabama's News Leader NJ Governor to Sign Ban on Gay Conversion TherapyABC News newjerseynewsroom.com -Salon all 133 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Hindustan Times Royal baby is a little rascal, says Prince William Hindustan Times Prince William has described his newborn son George as a “bit of a rascal” and admitted that fatherhood has changed him already. In his first interview since the birth on July 22, the British prince said he and Catherine were enjoying their new role as parents, ... Prince William: I'm Just Glad Baby George “Wasn't Screaming His Head Off ...Vanity Fair Prince William: I'm not sure if 'rascal' Prince George is more like me or my brotherTelegraph.co.uk Prince William says son George 'a little bit of a rascal'CBC.ca Globe and Mail -Daily Mail all 211 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

CBC.ca Report: Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to be freed Fox News Egyptian judicial officials have ordered former President Hosni Mubarak freed from jail, a stunning turnaround for the 85-year-old strongman who ruled the nation for three decades before being ousted in a popular revolution, and a move that could plunge the ... Mubarak's lawyer says the former leader could be released as violence spirals in ...Washington Post Egypt's Former President Mubarak May Be FreedWall Street Journal Egypt's ex-president Mubarak may be freed soonUSA TODAY New York Times -CBS News -Financial Times all 199 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Daily Mail Britain Detains the Partner of a Reporter Tied to Leaks New York Times (blog) WASHINGTON — The partner of Glenn Greenwald, the journalist for The Guardian who has been publishing information leaked by the former National Security Agency contractor Edward J. Snowden, was detained for nine hours by the British authorities ... David Miranda detention: MP asks police for explanationBBC News Use of UK terror law to detain reporter's partner 'a disgrace'Reuters London police urged to explain detention of reporter Glenn Greenwald's partnerWashington Post ABC News -Voice of America -Bloomberg all 323 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Wall Street Journal 37 Killed as Train Runs Over Pilgrims in India Wall Street Journal An injured person was carried over a rail track Monday after a train ran over a group of Hindu pilgrims at a crowded station in a remote part of Bihar state, India. NEW DELHI—At least 37 people died after a group of Hindu pilgrims crossing train tracks was hit ... At least 37 pedestrians killed by train while crossing tracks in IndiaABC Online India express train in Bihar kills people crossing trackBBC News Train kills 35 pilgrims in eastern IndiaUSA TODAY Ninemsn -Voice of America -NBCNews.com (blog) all 148 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

San Francisco Chronicle LinkedIn's new University Pages targets students USA TODAY SHARE 59 CONNECT 95 TWEET 1 COMMENTEMAILMORE. SAN FRANCISCO — LinkedIn is aiming to become the de facto connection destination between universities and students. The professional networking giant Monday is both lowering the age bar to ... LinkedIn expands for high school students, universitiesSan Jose Mercury News LinkedIn opens up to high school students with 'University Pages'Los Angeles Times LinkedIn Promo Explains It's 'Not Just for Old People with Heavy Briefcases'mediabistro.com Forbes -San Francisco Chronicle -Silicon Valley Business Journal all 59 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Times LIVE Oscar Pistorius indicted for murder; trial set for March USA TODAY SHARE 90 CONNECT 73 TWEET 17 COMMENTEMAILMORE. PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) — Oscar Pistorius was indicted Monday on a charge of murdering his girlfriend, and prosecutors said witnesses heard a woman screaming before the sound of fatal ... Oscar Pistorius South Africa murder trial set for MarchBBC News Oscar Pistorius Expected to be Indicted for Murder; Trial Set for 2014ABC News Pistorius to Stand Trial Next MarchWall Street Journal Washington Post -IBNLive -Telegraph.co.uk all 481 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

US faces dilemma over aid to Egypt amid deadly violence CBS News (CBS News) WASHINGTON - The violence is taking place in Egypt. The aid debate is taking place at home. And on Sunday, there were new calls to reassess the American relationship with an increasingly fragile nation. With nearly 900 killed in five days of ... and more » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

New York Times Feds launch probe into JPMorgan's hiring of China officials' children Fox News Federal authorities have reportedly opened an inquiry into whether JPMorgan Chase hired the children of key Chinese officials in positions that may have helped to steer business the bank's way. The New York Times reports it reviewed a confidential U.S. ... Hiring in China By JPMorgan Under ScrutinyNew York Times (blog) Report: JPMorgan investigated for China hiringDanbury News Times all 45 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Philly.com Ray Kelly questions use of cameras after "stop-and-frisk" ruling CBS News Rather than completely throw out the New York City Police Department's "stop-and-frisk" policy, a federal judge last week ordered the city to reform the practice, in part by having officers wear cameras in the police precinct where most stops occurred. On CBS' ... NYPD head says minorities will suffer if stop-frisk ruling stands, questions officer ...Washington Post Ray Kelly: Judge Ruling on Stop and Frisk is 'Offensive'Newsmax.com New York City Police Department Commissioner Ray Kelly blasts stop-and-frisk ...New York Daily News all 167 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

WEAR Penn State sex abuse scandal settles WEAR The first civil lawsuit filed against Penn State University over the sex abuse scandal involving Jerry Sandusky has settled. That's according to attorney Tom Kline, who represents the individual known as Sandusky victim number five. Kline did not discuss ... Penn State reaches first of many settlements in Sandusky sex-abuse caseNew York Daily News 1st settlement in PSU-Sandusky case; more expectedBrownsville Herald Attorney says Sandusky Victim 5 first to settle civil claim with Penn StateLexington Herald Leader all 149 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Philly.com Congress Split on Cutting off Aid to Egypt ABC News Members of Congress are split over whether the U.S. should cut off military aid to Egypt, highlighting the difficult choices facing the Obama administration amid spiraling violence on the streets of an important Middle East ally. Democratic leaders have ... Republican lawmakers split on whether US should cut aid to Egypt amid ...Globe and Mail GOP Lawmakers Blast White House on Egypt AidWall Street Journal McCain Says He Sees Long Period of Unrest in EgyptBloomberg Washington Post (blog) -USA TODAY -The Daily Star all 130 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

The Hindu Koreas Set Talks To Resume Cross-Border Family Reunions WUNC South Korean Kim Jung-Man, right, bids farewell to his North Korean relative before they return to their respective homes on opposite sides of the border. North Korea has agreed to talks with the South to resume cross-border reunions of families separated for ... North Korea agrees on talks on family reunionsThe Hindu N Korea agrees to hold family reunions with S Korea: KCNAHindustan Times North Korea offers to resume family reunification talksUPI.com all 84 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Sydney Morning Herald Bo Xilai Set to Face Trial This Week as Historic Case Nears End Bloomberg Bo Xilai, the former Politburo member charged with bribery and abuse of power, will go on trial on Aug. 22, bringing the Communist Party's gravest scandal in more than 20 years a step closer to its conclusion. Bo will face trial in the eastern Chinese city of ... Chinese Politician to Stand Trial on Corruption ChargesNew York Times (blog) Fallen politician Bo Xilai to face trial on August 22Hindustan Times Ahead of Bo's trial, CPC faces a balancing actThe Hindu Washington Post -Wall Street Journal -BBC News all 79 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Boston Globe Donor With Bain Ties Invited on Obama Golf Outing Wall Street Journal EDGARTOWN, Mass.–President Barack Obama hit the golf course Sunday with a campaign donor who has represented the venture-capital firm he repeatedly attacked in the 2012 election. Mr. Obama is spending some of the last hours of his eight-day ... Obama's vacation ends SundayUSA TODAY President Obama golfs with Larry David on last vacation dayNew York Daily News Obama plays final golf round before vacation ends13WHAM-TV all 236 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

Politico Republicans welcome a Christie-Paul debate, but internal GOP rumblings continue Fox News Republicans on Sunday dismissed the argument that the party is being hurt by the feud between Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie about the direction of the party -- but the infighting appears far from over. “I really believe a debate ... Is GOP big enough for Chris Christie and Rand Paul?Washington Post Paul: NSA practices are unconstitutional, should be subject of hearingUPI.com Paul Says GOP Big Enough To Accommodate Him, Christie [VIDEO]New Jersey 101.5 FM Radio Beaumont Enterprise -Sunshine State News all 43 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

FOXSports.com Miguel Tejada gets 105-game suspension USA TODAY SHARE 121 CONNECT 45 TWEET 20 COMMENTEMAILMORE. Kansas City Royals infielder Miguel Tejada was suspended 105 games Saturday for the continual use of amphetamines, testing positive twice this season since April, a person familiar with the ... Royals' Miguel Tejada suspended 105 games for PEDsChicago Sun-Times Royals' Miguel Tejada suspended 105 games by MLB for amphetaminesKansas City Star Royals infielder Miguel Tejada suspended 105 games after testing positive for ...Minneapolis Star Tribune ABC News -CBS News all 158 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız

The Guardian British police are investigating Diana's death again USA TODAY What more is there to investigate about the death of Princess Diana? British police aren't saying, but they're re-examining the 1997 car crash. Princess Diana in London, about two months before her 1997 death in a Paris car crash. (Photo: Paul Vicente, epa) ... 16 years later, new dark hints in Princess Diana deathCNN Police investigating new information on deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi FayedIrish Times Was Princess Diana MURDERED by SAS? Metropolitan Police 'assessing ...Daily Mail The Independent -New York Daily News -CBS News all 119 news articles » Haberin Devamını Okumak İçin Buraya Tıklayınız