Video: Apple plays in the Snow
Apple’s new Snow Leopard running system was revealed today at the Worldwide Developers Conference
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MJ’s Gift to Paul | Public Enemies | India’s Gay | McKinney Detained | Goldman Robbers | The Great Sisters
The Forethought for Thursday, July 2, 2009 MJ’s Last Performance: Jackson makes things right with Paul As questions surround the sudden death of Michael Jackson, many Beatles fans have been left with one specific concern: what will happen to the rights to “Yesterday”, “Let It Be”, and “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”? Earlier
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Video: Michael Jackson’s Last Performance
The concert promoter AEG Live released approximately one minute, thirty seconds of video from Michael Jackson’s final performance, a June 23rd Staples
Obama’s Dream
During his speech last week in Cairo, President Barack Obama laid out his vision for how he sees the world. “And I want to particularly say this
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Car bomb kills dozens in southern Iraq Dozens of people were killed when a
New York’s High Line elevated park opened today
An elevated park in the sky built on top of the skeleton of an old rail system? It may have sounded impossible only five years ago, but today, the eagerly
Gitmo detainee to appear in NY federal court
U.S. authorities have brought the first Guantanamo Bay detainee to the United States, to appear in court later Tuesday. Ahmed Ghailani is being tried for
Obama pushes for pay-as-you-go legislation from Congress
President Barack Obama said today he wants Congress to pass legislation that would limit tax cuts and new spending programs to the strict pay-as-you-go
Kim Jong-il’s oldest son not interested in succession
In an interview, Kim Jong-il’s oldest son - Kim Jong-nam - said he has no interest in succeeding his father. “Sorry, I’m not interested
Republicans seize control of NY Senate in coup
Newsday: ALBANY, N.Y. - Republicans and two dissident Democrats appeared to take control of New York’s Senate on Monday after the two New York City
NY Senator Gillibrand supports new 9/11 investigation
New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand said in an interview today that she supports a new 9/11 investigation. Sen. Gillibrand’s seemingly open-mindedness
The new iPhone 3G S
The new iPhone 3G S has debuted. It ships June 19. The “S” stands for speed. Its headline feature is the 3G S’s ability to take full
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Video: Iran Presidential Debate (Mousavi vs. Ahmadinejad)
Full video of the debate between the two major candidates in Iran’s upcoming presidential election (June 12, 2009), Mir-Hossein Mousavi (Reformist) and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Abadgaran).
Justice Department lawyer says Bush wiretapped his home
Former Justice Department Lawyer Thomas Tamm who worked in the Office of Intelligence Policy and
Tesla Unveils 2011 Electric Model S
Tesla Motors, based out of Irvine, CA, teamed with oncars.com to show off their new 2011 Model S. The sleek new design and tech-savvy interior should make the Model S one of Tesla’s standout future
Sotomayor fractures ankle at La Guardia
Newsday: WASHINGTON - New York’s Federal Appellate Judge Sonia Sotomayor on Monday made her first stumble — literally — as a Supreme Court nominee, tripping at LaGuardia Airport on her
President Obama speeds up stimulus
On Monday, President Barack Obama introduced a new aspect of his stimulus package: a 10-part plan to
North Korea sentences US journalists to 12 years hard labor
North Korea has sentenced American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee, reporters for San Francisco-based
Interview with Sotomayor’s mother
An interview with the mother of President Barack Obama’s nominee to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter - Sonia Sotomayor - reveals her strong character. Celina Báez discusses the
Federer wins record-tying 14th Grand Slam title
Roger Federer won the French Open on Sunday, defeating surprise finalist Soderling 6-1, 7-6 (1), 6-4. The
British Royal Navy stops pirate ship, then lets them go
A video was released today showing the British Royal navy stopping 10 suspected pirates off the coast of Africa, taking their guns, and then letting them go. They were not able to detain the men because