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  1. Oscar Pistorius: state appeal against murder acquittal can go ahead – live (0 replies)
  2. Egyptian dandies: street style craze promises fame for hip young men (0 replies)
  3. Ciudadanos, the 'Podemos of the right', emerges as political force in Spain (0 replies)
  4. Julian Assange set to be questioned by Swedish prosecutors in London (0 replies)
  5. Isis ransacking of ancient Assyrian city confirmed by Iraq's head of antiquities (0 replies)
  6. Muslim teachers may wear headscarves in class, German court rules (0 replies)
  7. Big Data Is Watching You (0 replies)
  8. Why Did Gov. Chris Christie Settle New Jersey’s Pollution Lawsuit Against Exxon Mobil? (0 replies)
  9. The Washington Free Beacon Is Unapologetically Conservative. It's Also Kind of Good. (0 replies)
  10. California Is Drilling for Water That Fell to Earth 20,000 Years Ago (0 replies)
  11. Why Are Oklahoma Lawmakers Trying So Hard to Discriminate Against LGBTs? (0 replies)
  12. Film Review: Salt of the Earth (0 replies)
  13. What Happens When an Eclipse Hits the World's Most Solar-Powered Country? (0 replies)
  14. Skier hit by plane in French Alps (0 replies)
  15. German anger over Greek demand for war reparations (0 replies)
  16. French must drop 'ineffective barriers' against other languages – minister (0 replies)
  17. Afghan artist dons armour to counter men's street harassment (0 replies)
  18. Israel elections: Arab alliance leader says priority is to oust Netanyahu (0 replies)
  19. M&S and others supplied by factories that mistreat workers, rights group says (0 replies)
  20. Five Chinese feminists held over International Women's Day plans (0 replies)
  21. Is Putin ill? 'Everything is fine' despite canceled meetings and old photos (0 replies)
  22. To the wire: the smugglers who get people into Syria for Islamic State (0 replies)
  23. Ferguson police officers were victims of 'ambush', St Louis police chief claims (0 replies)
  24. At least four dead and many trapped in Bangladesh factory collapse (0 replies)
  25. Short Takes: "Champs" (0 replies)
  26. Cruz the Politician Champions the Death Penalty. Cruz the Private Lawyer Did Something Else. (0 replies)
  27. This Democratic Congresswoman Wants the FBI to Take on Gamergate (0 replies)
  28. Ebola’s Legacy: A Potentially Horrifying Measles Outbreak in West Africa (0 replies)
  29. How a Confused Mom Drove Through a White House Checkpoint and Ended Up Dead (0 replies)
  30. The Real Reason Behind the Oil Price Collapse (0 replies)
  31. Letter From Berlin: Why Are the Germans So Hellbent on Austerity? (0 replies)
  32. French shipyard threatens to sell Jacques Cousteau's boat (0 replies)
  33. Tourist dies and two injured after whale crashes into sightseeing boat off Mexico (0 replies)
  34. Greece sours German relations further with demand for war reparations (0 replies)
  35. Boris Nemtsov murder: Putin 'politically responsible' – daughter (0 replies)
  36. Al-Shabaab militants attack government building in Somalian city (0 replies)
  37. Two police officers shot in Ferguson protest (0 replies)
  38. Four years of war: a day devoted to the Syria tragedy (0 replies)
  39. The acid attack victim who is one of Syria's lucky ones (0 replies)
  40. Aleppo: a Syrian nightmare –*in pictures (0 replies)
  41. After Rahm Emanuel’s Alleged Explosion, Mental Health Activists Demand Respect (0 replies)
  42. Two Police Officers Shot During Ferguson Protest After Police Chief Resigns (0 replies)
  43. Missouri Is About to Execute a Man Who's Missing Part of His Brain (0 replies)
  44. 'If the medics leave, the civilians will die' – a UK doctor's story from Syria (0 replies)
  45. Syria conflict: four years on - video explainer (0 replies)
  46. British Ebola worker flown back to the UK from Sierra Leone (0 replies)
  47. Jason Rezaian's family step up bid to free journalist from Iranian jail (0 replies)
  48. Jacob Zuma’s proposal to send teenage parents to Robben Island condemned (0 replies)
  49. Seven US marines and four soldiers missing after army helicopter crash (0 replies)
  50. Israel elections: rising panic in Likud ranks as opposition gains ground (0 replies)
  51. South African ‘lifestyle resort’ endorsed by Nelson Mandela opens (0 replies)
  52. Iraqi forces poised to recapture Tikrit from Isis (0 replies)
  53. UN plan to relocate Syrian refugees in northern Europe (0 replies)
  54. Spanish court dismisses paternity suit against former king Juan Carlos (0 replies)
  55. Attackers steal €9m of jewels in French motorway heist (0 replies)
  56. Russian military shelled Ukraine from mid-July, report says (0 replies)
  57. Labour Pains (0 replies)
  58. When Good Political Arguments Go Bad: On “Critique Drift” (0 replies)
  59. Scott Walker Is the Worst Candidate for the Environment (0 replies)
  60. Why Are US Taxpayers Subsidizing Right-Wing Israeli Settlers? (0 replies)
  61. Beer Brewers Unite to Call for Action on Climate Change (0 replies)
  62. Should a Criminal Record Be a Life Sentence to Poverty? (0 replies)
  63. NYU’s Graduate Student Union Just Won a Historic Contract (0 replies)
  64. Hillary Clinton emails: new questions over personal messages she 'chose not to keep' (0 replies)
  65. Silvio Berlusconi's 'bunga bunga' acquittal upheld by high court (0 replies)
  66. Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams to pay $7.4m to Marvin Gaye's family over Blurred Lines (0 replies)
  67. Former NSA director: Charlie Hebdo attack was 'kind of inevitable' (0 replies)
  68. Iran aims to ban vasectomies and cut access to contraceptives to boost births (0 replies)
  69. French investigators in Argentina to find cause of fatal helicopter crash (0 replies)
  70. Isis tricked victims into appearing calm with beheading rehearsals (0 replies)
  71. Isis film shows child killing teenager accused of being Israeli spy (0 replies)
  72. New York City bans ferrets - again (0 replies)
  73. McDonald's launches customer complaint app in Japan (0 replies)
  74. Remembering Ernest Sternglass (0 replies)
  75. I, Derivative Robot (0 replies)
  76. What Has Jesús “Chuy” García Actually Accomplished in Office? A Lot, It Turns Out. (0 replies)
  77. Do We Need Wolves? (0 replies)
  78. Foreign construction workers stage rare protest in Dubai over pay (0 replies)
  79. Burmese police crackdown on education bill protesters condemned (0 replies)
  80. School plan to change gender stereotypes causes storm in Italy (0 replies)
  81. Obama denounces Republican letter on Iran nuclear talks (0 replies)
  82. France's Front National referred to EU anti-fraud body over staff wages (0 replies)
  83. Lebanese TV host Rima Karaki: I don’t feel like a hero, it was self-respect (0 replies)
  84. Irish Es are smiling – ecstasy and other drugs temporarily legal in Ireland (0 replies)
  85. Clinton defends use of personal email as secretary of state – live coverage (0 replies)
  86. Pro-Russia fighters have withdrawn weapons, says Ukraine president (0 replies)
  87. Kraftwerk sue makers of Kraftwerk charging devices (0 replies)
  88. Uncle Pentagon: Growing Up in the Shadow of the American War State (0 replies)
  89. I, Derivative Robot (0 replies)
  90. These Gory New Hunting Competitions Have Taken the Country By Storm (0 replies)
  91. Washington's Biggest Hawk Wants to Be Secretary of Defense—So He's Running for President (0 replies)
  92. Quick Reads: "Spring Chicken" by Bill Gifford (0 replies)
  93. Music Review: "Mama Let the Wolf In" by Allison Moorer (0 replies)
  94. The Return of the Clinton Media Persecution Complex (0 replies)
  95. McDonald's May Soon Serve Kale—After Promising Never to Serve Kale (0 replies)
  96. The New Silicon Valley Movement That Is Taking on the Tech Giants (0 replies)
  97. Argentina helicopter crash: 10 dead, including French sporting stars (0 replies)
  98. Parents who praise children too much may encourage narcissism, says study (0 replies)
  99. North Korea digging ever deeper to keep its economy afloat (0 replies)
  100. Australian self-styled 'guru' convicted of repeatedly raping three girls in France (0 replies)
  101. Netherlands' justice minister resigns in drug money scandal (0 replies)
  102. Scott Walker Just Blatantly Pandered to Iowa's Corn Farmers (0 replies)
  103. With Jesse Jackson’s Chuy Garcia Endorsement, Black Leaders Begin to Unite Against Rahm Emanuel (0 replies)
  104. Bus driver's GPS failure takes ski tour on 750 mile detour to wrong La Plagne (0 replies)
  105. Isis attacks on ancient sites erasing history of humanity, says Iraq (0 replies)
  106. Ben-Hur remake filming banned from Rome’s Circus Maximus (0 replies)
  107. Croatians 'sleep-walking' into destroying tourism with Adriatic energy industry (0 replies)
  108. Eurozone calls on Greece to come up with credible economic reforms (0 replies)
  109. Alexander Litvinenko murder suspect failed lie detector test, court hears (0 replies)
  110. Swedish frustration with Saudis over speech may jeopardise arms agreement (0 replies)
  111. Hamid Karzai: Afghanistan in danger of sliding 'under thumb' of Pakistan (0 replies)
  112. Lebanese TV presenter stands up to sexist Islamist scholar in live debate - video (0 replies)
  113. Eurozone ministers urge Greece to stop wasting time over reforms - live updates (0 replies)
  114. Boris Nemtsov ally: Islamist speculation over murder ‘useful for Kremlin’ (0 replies)
  115. Social Security Doesn’t Come To All Who Paid (0 replies)
  116. People on Food Stamps Make Healthier Grocery Decisions Than Most of Us (0 replies)
  117. Get Ready for the Conservative Assault on Where Transgender Americans Pee (0 replies)
  118. Behind Every Bad War of the Past Century Stands a Bad ‘Policy Intellectual’ (0 replies)
  119. Immigrants’ Greatest Fear Isn’t What You Think (0 replies)
  120. Republican senators tell Obama that any Iran deal may not outlast his presidency (0 replies)
  121. ‘Do mention the war,’ Merkel urges Japanese (0 replies)
  122. Vladimir Putin describes secret meeting when Russia decided to seize Crimea (0 replies)
  123. Florida banned state workers from using term 'climate change' – report (0 replies)
  124. Holder and Obama mark Selma events with call for voting rights protections (0 replies)
  125. St Lucia police had 'death lists', Jamaican investigators say (0 replies)
  126. Saudi Arabia becomes world's biggest arms importer (0 replies)
  127. Schoolboy beaten to death by teacher, Egyptian ministry reports (0 replies)
  128. Children killed in attack on UN Mali base (0 replies)
  129. Boris Nemtsov: five suspects appear in court over opposition leader's killing (0 replies)
  130. Greece threatens new elections if eurozone rejects planned reforms (0 replies)
  131. MH370 report offers no answers but Malaysia vows to continue search (0 replies)
  132. Vatican receives €100k ransom demand for stolen Michelangelo letters (0 replies)
  133. Israeli mass rally calls for replacement of Binyamin Netanyahu (0 replies)
  134. Jean-Claude Juncker calls for EU army (0 replies)
  135. Austria defends new law on foreign funding of mosques (0 replies)
  136. Swiss pilots to attempt first around-the-world solar flight (0 replies)
  137. US tourists caught carving names into Rome’s Colosseum (0 replies)
  138. Al-Jazeera journalists in Egypt trial held in 'unprecedented legal limbo' (0 replies)
  139. US-led strikes kill nine at headquarters of al-Qaida's Syria branch, activists say (0 replies)
  140. Attack on UN Mali barracks kills soldier and two civilians (0 replies)
  141. Boko Haram declares allegiance to Isis (0 replies)
  142. Sinn Féin drops opposition to abortion at Derry congress (0 replies)
  143. Ukrainian military says heavy weapons pullback is complete (0 replies)
  144. Climate summit’s pledges on carbon cuts ‘won’t avert global disaster’ (0 replies)
  145. Obama in Selma: Ferguson report shows civil rights 'march is not yet finished' (0 replies)
  146. Indian ban on rape film is 'international suicide', says director (0 replies)
  147. Egypt carries out first death sentence after mass trials of Morsi supporters (0 replies)
  148. Russia detains two men in Boris Nemtsov murder inquiry (0 replies)
  149. Isis militants destroy remains of Hatra in northern Iraq (0 replies)
  150. Flight MH370 anniversary: search teams persist as families' wait goes on (0 replies)
  151. Atheist blogger Avijit Roy 'was not just a person … he was a movement' (0 replies)
  152. The Fifth Girl: the forgotten survivor of the Birmingham Bombing – video (0 replies)
  153. I Went to the Launch Party for the World's First Pot CSA. Here's What I Can Remember (0 replies)
  154. On the Selma Anniversary, These North Carolina Activists Will March Backwards (0 replies)
  155. Rude gestures mean a footballer is not a racism victim, says Russian official (0 replies)
  156. Fifty years after Selma, Alabama at the heart of a new civil rights struggle (0 replies)
  157. Democrats clamor for credible Clinton challenger in wake of email revelations (0 replies)
  158. CIA to make sweeping structural changes with focus on cyber operations (0 replies)
  159. Wired-up tax snoopers could be unleashed in Greece (0 replies)
  160. Merkel wants a braver Germany. But will the German people let her have it? (0 replies)
  161. Palestinian vote to halt to security coordination with Israel worries UN (0 replies)
  162. Photos: Indian Women Celebrate Holi, the World's Most Colorful Holiday (0 replies)
  163. This Congressman Doesn't Want a Federal Science Board to Be Allowed to Consider Science (0 replies)
  164. From Auschwitz to Charlie Hebdo: the perils of being Jewish in France (0 replies)
  165. Burkina Faso's revolutionary hero Thomas Sankara to be exhumed (0 replies)
  166. Family of murdered British army wife still seeking justice, 25 years on (0 replies)
  167. New York City's last classical sheet music shop closes its doors after eight decades (0 replies)
  168. 'Some days I get no food at all': top Sierra Leone athlete living rough in London (0 replies)
  169. How Xi Jinping’s presidency was shaped by traumas of Mao and Gorbachev (0 replies)
  170. India's bar council meets to decide action against rape trial lawyers (0 replies)
  171. Outcry over Isis destruction of ancient Assyrian site of Nimrud (0 replies)
  172. China takes environmental documentary off the web (0 replies)
  173. France's 'king of manuscripts' held over suspected pyramid scheme fraud (0 replies)
  174. Alexei Navalny: Russian opposition is not deterred by Boris Nemtsov murder (0 replies)
  175. ISIS: Managers of Savagery (0 replies)
  176. Meet the "Monuments Men" Risking Everything to Save Syria's Ancient Treasures From ISIS (0 replies)
  177. The Case for Making Fun of ISIS (0 replies)
  178. Is There Viagra in Your Vitamin? (0 replies)
  179. New York Just Showed Every Other State How to Do Solar Right (0 replies)
  180. Elizabeth Warren to Obama Administration: Help Me Tackle Student Debt (0 replies)
  181. Obama’s Police Reforms Ignore the Most Important Cause of Police Misconduct (0 replies)
  182. Koala walks down busy street in Australia - video (0 replies)
  183. Archaeologists find two lost cities deep in Honduras jungle (0 replies)
  184. Chelsea Manning: court order bans US military from referring to soldier as 'he' (0 replies)
  185. Top al-Qaida leader killed in air strike, says militant group in Syria (0 replies)
  186. Ebola expert volunteers to trial potential life-saving drug (0 replies)
  187. Harrison Ford plane crash leaves actor injured (0 replies)
  188. PLO leadership votes to suspend security cooperation with Israel (0 replies)
  189. Islamic State extremists bulldoze ancient Nimrud site near Mosul (0 replies)
  190. Los Angeles police shoot driver dead after high-speed chase (0 replies)
  191. Indigenous Peruvians win Amazon pollution payout from US oil giant (0 replies)
  192. Mental Health Activists Say Rahm Emanuel Exploded at Them: “You’re going to respect me!” (0 replies)
  193. Even the Voting Problems Are Bigger in Texas (0 replies)
  194. More American White Women Are Dying Prematurely (0 replies)
  195. Drone Pilots Are Quitting In Record Numbers (0 replies)
  196. It’s Not Just Ferguson (0 replies)
  197. Libya’s Humanitarian Catastrophe (0 replies)
  198. Brussels plans migration centres outside EU to process asylum applications (0 replies)
  199. Ecuador's radical grammar pedants on a mission to correctly punctuate graffiti (0 replies)
  200. North Korea: knife attack on US ambassador was 'expression of resistance' (0 replies)
  201. Plane skids off snowy runway at New York's LaGuardia airport (0 replies)
  202. Liberia almost clear of Ebola after last patient is discharged from care (0 replies)
  203. Denmark wants to rebrand part of Sweden as 'Greater Copenhagen' (0 replies)
  204. Eye for an eye: Iran blinds man who carried out acid attack (0 replies)
  205. Family of Alberto Nisman say Argentina prosecutor's death was homicide (0 replies)
  206. Indian government remains defiant over ban on BBC rape documentary (0 replies)
  207. How the Movement to Unseat Rahm Emanuel Is Challenging ‘1 Percent’ Urbanism (0 replies)
  208. Iraq: pro-government forces struggle to topple Isis in Tikrit (0 replies)
  209. Life seems short, says world's oldest person at 117 (0 replies)
  210. American Drone Operators Are Quitting in Record Numbers (0 replies)
  211. Who Will Win the Duggar Primary? (0 replies)
  212. Could Rubio's Past Slip-Ups Haunt a White House Bid? (0 replies)
  213. Erotic Poetry and $300 Board Games: The Trial Exposing Silicon Valley's Secrets (0 replies)
  214. The Town From "True Blood" Is Filled With Toxic Explosives the EPA Fears Will Blow Up (0 replies)
  215. CPAC, On Script (0 replies)
  216. The Dude Abides (0 replies)
  217. The Truth About the Measles (0 replies)
  218. Ten Urban Experiments That Your City Should Adopt (0 replies)
  219. After Last Week’s Deal With the Troika, What’s Next for Syriza? (0 replies)
  220. Vladimir Putin condemns Boris Nemtsov murder (0 replies)
  221. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev defence admits 'It was him' as Boston bombing trial begins (0 replies)
  222. Abbott seeks contact with Indonesian president in bid to save Bali Nine pair (0 replies)
  223. US ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert attacked with razor (0 replies)
  224. New Zealand spying on Pacific allies for 'Five Eyes' and NSA, Snowden files show (0 replies)
  225. Discrimination in Ferguson: full extent of police bias laid bare in damning report (0 replies)
  226. Russia's actions in Ukraine conflict an 'invasion', says US official (0 replies)
  227. Abid Naseer found guilty of al-Qaida bomb plot by New York court (0 replies)
  228. Rahm Emanuel’s New Campaign Ad Shows a Mayor Who’s Terrified He’s About to Lose (0 replies)
  229. In Anti-Obamacare Case, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Questions the Foundation of the Lawsuit (0 replies)
  230. Here Are the Justice Department's Full Reports on Darren Wilson and the Ferguson Police Department (0 replies)
  231. More Racist Things Ferguson Officials Did (0 replies)
  232. One of the Anti-Obamacare Plaintiffs Finally Appears in Public (0 replies)
  233. US billionaire Paul Allen discovers wreck of Japan's biggest warship Musashi (0 replies)
  234. 'St Pauli pees back': Hamburg red-light district's revenge on urinating revellers (0 replies)
  235. Arrest warrants issued for Paris Jewish deli shootings after 33 years (0 replies)
  236. Indonesia foresees diplomatic strain as Bali Nine pair arrive on execution island (0 replies)
  237. Israel reacts to Netanyahu speech with shrugs and cynicism, Iran with anger (0 replies)
  238. Dozens feared dead after Donetsk mine explosion (0 replies)
  239. Delhi rape documentary-maker appeals to Narendra Modi over broadcast ban (0 replies)
  240. Meet the 85-Year-Old Texas Republican Pushing Her Party to Decriminalize Pot (0 replies)
  241. French parliament has change of heart over young Albanian migrant (0 replies)
  242. Western Sahara's ‘conflict tomatoes’ highlight a forgotten occupation (0 replies)
  243. Republican Senator Aims To Roll Back Healthy School Lunch Rules (0 replies)
  244. Why You Should Stop Eating Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (0 replies)
  245. Top State Republican Sued For "Bigoted, Racist, and Sexist" Comments (0 replies)
  246. Murder Beside the Kremlin (0 replies)
  247. Russia's House of Cards? TV channel campaigns for country's first political drama (0 replies)
  248. 8 Million More Uninsured: What Could Happen If the Supreme Court Rules Against Obamacare (0 replies)
  249. Ferguson Official Stated President Obama Wouldn't Last Long "Because What Black Man Holds a Steady Job for Four Years” (0 replies)
  250. Brian Williams Mess Pulls Government's Media Mogul Back to NBC News (0 replies)