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German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses a session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. In a nod to the post-crisis atmosphere, the World Economic Forum shifts its attention on Friday to austerity measures and priorities for improving the economy.

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Merkel clarifies bin Laden death comment, now says she's "relieved"
Sat 7 May 2011
| Berlin - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday said she was 'relieved' about Osama bin Laden's death, days after she was criticized for expressing happiness over the al-Qaeda leader's demise. ... (photo: AP / Michel Euler)

File - U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Isaiah Wallace, second from left, with the Kunar Provincial Reconstruction Team security force, stands guard outside the Asadabad hospital in Kunar province, Afghanistan, Dec. 13, 2010.

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Krauthammer: Vindicating the war on terror
Sat 7 May 2011
| WASHINGTON | Two months and a day before 9/11, terrorism expert Larry C. Johnson published "The Declining Terrorist Threat," a New York Times op-ed decrying the fact that "Americans are bedeviled by... (photo: USAF / 1st Lt. Nicholas Mercurio)

Why is social media still news?

The Daily Telegraph Fri 6 May 2011
Why is social media still news?
It should no longer be surprising that social media plays a major part of every breaking news story, writes Emma Barnett. | The Twitterati have been giving their views on the royal wedding this week B... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
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Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., listens to an audience member while speaking about jobs during a campaign discussion at the IBEW Local Union 5 Training Facility in Pittsburgh, Pa., Wednesday, April 2, 2008.

The Siasat Daily Fri 6 May 2011
Osama a mass killer of Muslims: Clinton
| Washington, May 06: Slain al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden, who was shot dead in his hideout by special US forces in Pakistan, was a mass killer of Muslims and not a martyr as a few people are trying ... (photo: AP / Charles Dharapak)
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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, separated by heavy wire screen as they leave U.S. Court House after being found guilty by jury.

WorldNews.com Fri 6 May 2011
When Revenge and Perpetual Warfare Backfires
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. | This week instead of memorializing, discussing and applying the historical significances of International Workers' Day, ... (photo: Creative Commons)
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Nine-year-old Kim Phuc, center, runs down Route 1 near Trang Bang, Vietnam, after an aerial napalm attack, in this June 8, 1972 photograph.

WorldNews.com Thu 5 May 2011
Descent Into Hate
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. | In "The Nurse With Round Eyes," Gayle Smith describes her experiences in the 3rd Surgical Hospital in Binh Thuy during t... (photo: AP / Nick Ut)
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GroundReport Wed 4 May 2011
Congress to Hillary: Designate drug cartels as terrorists
| Top members of the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday called on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to support the designation of certain Mexican drug cartels as te... (photo: Creative Commons / SEIU Walk a Day in My Shoes 2008)
Drugs Photos Terrorism US Wikipedia: Hillary Rodham Clinton

Terrorism attack likely, says police chief

The Independent Wed 4 May 2011
Terrorism attack likely, says police chief
| An attack on the UK is highly likely and could occur without warning at any time, Britain's most senior police officer warned tonight. | Sir Paul Stephenson said it was... (photo: WN / Marzena)
Attack Photos Police Terrorism UK Wikipedia: Terrorism

David Cameron accused by Ed Miliband of breaking promise over frontline policing

The Daily Telegraph Wed 4 May 2011
David Cameron accused by Ed Miliband of breaking promise over frontline policing
David Cameron has been accused of breaking a promise to preserve frontline policing, after Ed Miliband claimed thousands of officers had been "forcibly retired". | David ... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
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Women

The Times Of India Wed 4 May 2011
More women getting hooked to drugs
BANGALORE: If you think men are more vulnerable to addiction, you might just be creating a stereotype. Addiction and substance abuse in the past two decades has caught on... (photo: WN / Yolanda)
Addiction Drugs Photos Wikipedia: Women Women

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Media Crimes

	Sony: Another 25M users' info hacked The Times Of India
	Berlusconi expected in court for fraud hearing Hartford Courant
	Is Iraq Also Turning Into an Orwellian State? WorldNews.com
	Cellphones barred from Ficksburg bail hearing Independent online

War Crimes

	Bin Laden data not had by torture, Feinstein says San Fransisco Chronicle
	Libyan leaders face arrest on war crimes charges The Guardian
	Guantanamo torture was the key: Detainees led the CIA to Bin Laden's hideout The Daily Mail
	WikiLeaks files on Guantanamo unlikely to help those jailed on flawed evidence Kansas City Star

Technology Crimes

	Deutsche Telekom profit down 37 pct to $696 mln The News & Observer
	Anonymous says Sony accusations over PlayStation Network hack are lies The Guardian
	Computers used to spy on renters, suit claims The Columbus Dispatch

Kashmiri people read newspapers with cover stories of Osama bin Laden, in Srinagar, May 3, 2011. Bin Laden was killed in a U.S. special forces assault on a Pakistani compound, then quickly buried at sea, in a dramatic end to the long manhunt for the al Qaeda leader who had been the guiding star of global terrorism.

Osama bin Laden home videos released

Supporters of a local social group Muthahida Shehri Mahaz rally to condemn the killing of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in Multan, Pakistan on Friday, May 6, 2011.

Al Qaeda confirms bin Laden death, vows revenge

President Barack Obama addresses the Families USA 16th Annual Health Action Conference, in Washington, Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. Families USA is an consumer advocacy health care organization.

Obama thanks special forces for daring bin Laden raid

After bin Laden Indian Express
Probing Osama links, US tells Pak to name top spies Indian Express
US to Pakistan: Identify Osama-linked intel agents Inquirer
Candid videos show rare view of unkempt Ben Laden The Jordan Times
Pakistan: Ben Laden raid sparks resignation calls The Jordan Times
Pakistan breaches trust, names local CIA boss The Times Of India
Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV NZ Herald
Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV Inquirer
The collateral damage Khaleej Times
U.S. releases videos of Osama bin Laden The Los Angeles Times
Videos show Osama bin Laden watching himself on TV The Times Of India
Editorial: Fanatic's death a hollow victory NZ Herald
AP News in Brief Newsvine
Osama bin Laden home videos released Herald Tribune
Britain's biggest ever traitor: Red Sonia, Christine Kee The Daily Mail
Who killed off Bin Laden? He did it himself The Daily Mail
Bin Laden video released by US; Pieczenik calls it bogus The Examiner
After Bin Laden: What might come next Herald Tribune
Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden The Guardian
Videos Offer Glimpse Into Osama Bin Laden's Life National Public Radio

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File - European Ryder Cup team captain Severiano Ballesteros holds the trophy after Europe beat the United States 14 1/2 to 13 1/2 to win the Ryder Cup at Valderrama golf course, southern Spain Sunday Sept. 28, 1997.

Seve Ballesteros dies at 54; audacious Spaniard won 5 major golf titles

File - U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Isaiah Wallace, second from left, with the Kunar Provincial Reconstruction Team security force, stands guard outside the Asadabad hospital in Kunar province, Afghanistan, Dec. 13, 2010.

Krauthammer: Vindicating the war on terror

30-Year-Old Capital Case Returns to Court, With Defense Alle The New York Times
2 Indian Mujahideen suspects get bail Indian Express
Shobhit murder scene recreated, probe picks up Indian Express
He was stabbed four times, family says seems planned Indian Express
Restaurants should close by 12.30 am: police Indian Express
Murder convict escapes from cops inside PGI Indian Express
Ex-jawans held for duping people with job promise Indian Express
Police launch SMS complaint service DNA India
Gold lands 7 Lankans behind bars DNA India
Cops told: Keep eye out for bad guys, not on Pacquiao Inquirer
Lauro Vizconde 'guardedly optimistic' about new mass Inquirer
Balaju murder mystery crackedâEuroš claim police The Himalayan
Tunisian police battle renewed protests The Jordan Times
'Al Qaeda' cleric Awlaqi escapes Yemen drone attack The Jordan Times
Preventable fires The Jordan Times
To preempt militants’ recruiting plans The Jordan Times
The fight will need a new idiom The Times Of India
Lokpal may get free hand to go after babus The Times Of India
Three dead, DM hurt in gunfire as Greater Noida land stir tu The Times Of India
Taleban attacks Afghan government offices NZ Herald

Tunisian protesters demonstrate beneath a poster of slain martyr, Mohamed Bouazizi, near the prime minister's office in Tunis, Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. Tunisia's prime minister has appointed independents to three key posts in the country's new interim Cabinet, removing ministers from the former ruling party in a major concession to demonstrators. Unrest in Tunisia began after Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old with a university degree, set himself on fire when police in the central town of Sidi Bouzid confiscated the fruit and vegetables he was selling without a permit. He later died in a hospital near Tunis, and his desperate act touched a nerve with educated, unemployed youths nationwide.

Violence and censorship fuel Tunisia tensions

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton gestures during her meeting with Pakistani Foreign Minister Mahmood Qureshi, not shown, Friday, Oct. 22, 2010, at the State Department in Washington.

Clinton says reform still possible in Syria

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Two cops, farmer killed in Gr Noida violence over land Indian Express
Kiwi No 1 pop star's 'horrible' violence NZ Herald
Oregon Senate passes bill protecting pets in situations of f The Examiner
LA police move to stem violence in Venice Beach Newsday
Violence and censorship fuel Tunisia tensions Al Jazeera
Club Africain â€“ Al-Hilal match marred by pitch invasion an Goal
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Seattle Times
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Houston Chronicle
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Newsday
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Newsvine
LA police move to stem violence in Venice Beach Newsvine
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Herald Tribune
LA police move to stem violence in Venice Beach Fresno Bee
LA police move to stem violence in Venice Beach The Miami Herald
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence The Miami Herald
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Philadelphia Daily News
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Denver Post
LA police move to stem violence in Venice Beach Denver Post
LA police move to stem violence in Venice Beach Kansas City Star
Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence Kansas City Star

German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses a session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. In a nod to the post-crisis atmosphere, the World Economic Forum shifts its attention on Friday to austerity measures and priorities for improving the economy.

Merkel clarifies bin Laden death comment, now says she's "relieved"

File - U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Isaiah Wallace, second from left, with the Kunar Provincial Reconstruction Team security force, stands guard outside the Asadabad hospital in Kunar province, Afghanistan, Dec. 13, 2010.

Krauthammer: Vindicating the war on terror

The street leading to Tavistock Square in central London is still closed, Sunday July 17, 2005, ten days after a suicide bomber killed himself and thirteen passengers in a London bus on July 7th.

Judge: No blame for UK agencies in London bombings

Killing Evil Doesn't Make Us Evil The New York Times
30-Year-Old Capital Case Returns to Court, With Defense Alle The New York Times
Never Mind the 'Vast Wasteland.' Minow Has More to S The New York Times
Justice Bin Done? Indian Express
A chance for peace? Indian Express
West Bengal: Blood or prosperity? Indian Express
Shobhit murder scene recreated, probe picks up Indian Express
He was stabbed four times, family says seems planned Indian Express
Decide oldest cases by end of this year: HC to district cour Indian Express
Murder convict escapes from cops inside PGI Indian Express
RLD in Cong touch as clock ticks for tie-up Indian Express
Lauro Vizconde 'guardedly optimistic' about new mass Inquirer
Balaju murder mystery crackedâEuroš claim police The Himalayan
Tailor convicted of murdering his friend The Jordan Times
A Reporter's Quest for Osama bin Laden, the Unholy Grail The New York Times
Why We Celebrate a Killing The New York Times
Watery Grave, Murky Law The New York Times
The fight will need a new idiom The Times Of India
Police narrow in on killer NZ Herald
Codename Hero Inquirer

File - Navanethem Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, presents the Human Rights Councils annual report during the 16th session of the Council.

Law of Nations or a Nation's Law?

Tunisian protesters demonstrate beneath a poster of slain martyr, Mohamed Bouazizi, near the prime minister's office in Tunis, Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. Tunisia's prime minister has appointed independents to three key posts in the country's new interim Cabinet, removing ministers from the former ruling party in a major concession to demonstrators. Unrest in Tunisia began after Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old with a university degree, set himself on fire when police in the central town of Sidi Bouzid confiscated the fruit and vegetables he was selling without a permit. He later died in a hospital near Tunis, and his desperate act touched a nerve with educated, unemployed youths nationwide.

Violence and censorship fuel Tunisia tensions

In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, people carry pictures of Syrian President Bashar Assad and throw rice and rose petals at Syrian troops as they pull out of the southern city of Daraa, Syria, Thursday, May 5, 2011.

Army tanks enter Syrian flashpoint city Banias, say activists

Nonfiction film: 'Hey, Boo' spotlights the 'To K The Los Angeles Times
Off the ring, he's singer, philanthropist, solon, etc. Inquirer
Hot topics debated at Asean meet Inquirer
Tunisian police battle renewed protests The Jordan Times
Law of Nations or a Nation's Law? WorldNews.com
Norway's controversial 'cushy prison' experiment The Daily Mail
Muslims stage protest against Assad London Evening Standard
Violence and censorship fuel Tunisia tensions Al Jazeera
And, this is Who we Aren't... GroundReport
Syrian Security Forces Kill Three Women Wall Street Journal
Muslims stage protest against Assad The Guardian
Ivory Coast begins questioning former strongman over human r Star Tribune
Dr. Sandra Steinberger, Human rights defender, Anti-fracker The Examiner
Human Rights Commission Outlines Strategy All Africa
Kansas City Human Rights The Examiner
Army tanks enter Syrian flashpoint city Banias, say activist The Australian
Robert Fisk: Truth and reconciliation won't happen in Sy The Independent
US warns of more steps against Syria Inquirer
William Craig, Politician in Northern Ireland, Is Dead at 86 The New York Times
Syria Protests Gain New Supporters Wall Street Journal

File - Navanethem Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, presents the Human Rights Councils annual report during the 16th session of the Council.

Law of Nations or a Nation's Law?

German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses a session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. In a nod to the post-crisis atmosphere, the World Economic Forum shifts its attention on Friday to austerity measures and priorities for improving the economy.

Merkel clarifies bin Laden death comment, now says she's "relieved"

A NATO military vehicle crosses the empty street after gunmen launched an attack on the compound of the governor of Kandahar province in Kandahar, south of Kabul, Afghanistan, on Saturday, May 7, 2011.

Taliban launch string of attacks on key Afghan city

'Bangladesh soil won't be used for terror in India&# The Times Of India
Pak troops along LoC put on high alert after Inian military The Times Of India
Scared Dawood Ibrahim may shift son's wedding venue The Times Of India
Justice Bin Done? Indian Express
Osama bin Laden Conundrums Indian Express
After bin Laden Indian Express
US releases five home videos Indian Express
Job well done: Obama salutes commandos Indian Express
Probing Osama links, US tells Pak to name top spies Indian Express
Gitmo files reveal al-Qaeda plan to bomb Indian airliner Indian Express
Obama watched soundless video as SEAL man measured Osama bod Indian Express
Cops told: Keep eye out for bad guys, not on Pacquiao Inquirer
Hot topics debated at Asean meet Inquirer
US to Pakistan: Identify Osama-linked intel agents Inquirer
'Al Qaeda' cleric Awlaqi escapes Yemen drone attack The Jordan Times
Candid videos show rare view of unkempt Ben Laden The Jordan Times
Demo at Morocco blast site as Al Qaeda group denies attack The Jordan Times
Pakistan: Ben Laden raid sparks resignation calls The Jordan Times
To preempt militants’ recruiting plans The Jordan Times
A World Trade Center Progress Report The New York Times

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