Monday, July 4, 2011

The man who hunted Osama bin Laden

The man who hunted Osama bin Laden

The man who hunted Osama bin Laden

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After Navy SEALs killed Osama bin Laden, the White House released a photo of President Barack Obama and his Cabinet inside the Situation Room, watching the daring raid unfold.


Indian-American broadcaster files age discrimination suit

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Veteran former Indian American broadcaster Sue Manteris has filed a federal discrimination and harassment lawsuit against her former employer KSNV/Channel 3.


Canada: Prince William makes first water landing before crowds

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Prince William put his military helicopter training to the test on Monday with his first water landing before crowds in Canada, where he and his wife, Kate, have been on their first official overseas trip since their wedding.


Shaky case against Strauss-Kahn once seemed so solid

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A hotel housekeeper whose account of being sexually attacked was so compelling that it brought tears to the eyes of seasoned investigators. Preliminary forensic and electronic evidence, as well as interviews with witnesses, that poked no immediate holes in her story. And an accused man, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, with a ticket for a flight to France, approaching boarding time at Kennedy International Airport.


Now, French writer says will sue Strauss-Kahn for attempted rape

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A French novelist will file a complaint on Tuesday accusing Dominique Strauss-Kahn of attempted rape, her lawyer said, raising the prospect of a new sex assault investigation starting just as the U.S. case against the former International Monetary Fund chief falters.


Afghan Police release first footage after last week's hotel attack

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Afghan police have released footage taken in the immediate aftermath of last week's attack on the Inter-Continental Hotel in Kabul.


Four South Korean marines killed in shooting spree

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A corporal in South Korea's Marine Corps went on shooting rampage on Monday, killing four fellow marines and wounding another on a Yellow Sea island base near the country's tense border with North Korea, officials said.


Fox Twitter feed hacked, says Obama shot dead

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Hackers took over a politics Twitter feed belonging to US broadcaster Fox News announcing that President Barack Obama had been shot dead on America's national day.


Will and Kate charm Canada

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Prince William and Kate thrilled hundreds of adoring fans with an unscheduled walkabout at Quebec's City Hall on Sunday, the fourth day of their Canada trip.


Australian hotel denies entry to Sikh man for wearing turban

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A Sikh man was denied entry into a hotel in Australia as he refused to take off his turban, a media report said today. Confirming the incident, management of Royal English Hotel in Brisbane said it was trying to locate the man, whose identity is yet to be ascertained, to tender an apology.


Osama had support system in Pakistan: Donilon

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Osama bin Laden had some sort of "support mechanism" while operating out of Pakistan for six years which raises a lot of questions, a top White House official has said.


Caught on camera: Car explodes as bomb squad officer tries to enter

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A bomb squad officer was lucky to escape serious injury when a car exploded in Thailand's restive south on Friday. The officer, wearing a protective suit, was attempting to open the front passenger door of the parked car when the bomb exploded.


UK firm reverts outsourcing work from 'costly' India

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A British company is bringing back its outsourced work to the UK after it realised that outsourcing it to India is no longer cheaper than doing the same work here. Many British companies outsourced work to India where costs were low.


Posted by Harshad at 11:42 PM

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