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Iran Begins New Web Crackdown

As the government in Tehran experiences greater difficulties stemming from economic problems and threats of international sanctions, Iran is implementing…

Mitt Romney Wins New Hampshire

Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, cruised to a victory in Tuesday night’s New Hampshire primary. He has now…

The Ecuador Court Affirms The $18 Billion Ruling Against Chevron

On Tuesday, the first-level appeal court in Ecuador, also known as the Provincial Court of Justice of Sucumbios, upheld a…

Trial Suspended for Joran van der Sloot in Peru

Joran van der Sloot has defied all the media reports that he would plead guilty at the beginning of his…

Mitt Romney Declared Winner of Iowa Caucus

The projected winner of the Tuesday night Iowa caucus was declared as Mitt Romney. Romney is the former governor of…

Dangerous and Safe Cities in America

The most dangerous city in all of America with 75,000 people or more is that of Flint, Michigan according to…

Coin Collection Discovered at Library

The Passau State Library in Germany hit the news over the past couple of days for some very exciting news.…

Schools have cell phone policies to protect the learning environment

With the growing technology, the usage of cell phones is increasing day-by-day. In order to maintain an affective disciplinary system,…

Woman files lawsuit for losing job over gray hair

52- year old Sandra Rawline, an ex-employee with a real estate firm in Texas believes she was fired for having…

Safiya and Aisha Gaddafi Leave Libya

Tunisian security reports indicate Safiya and Aisha Gaddafi shook loose from Libya and are now in Tunisia in connection to…

Four Foreign Journalists Released from Jail by Libyan Government

On Wednesday, the Libyan government confirmed that it released four foreign journalists from jail. The released group included two Americans:…

Sanctions Placed on Syrian Government by U.S.

President Barack Obama, Wednesday, held Syrian President Bashar responsible for the deaths of some 27 civilians while placing strong sanctions…