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Providence, Rhode Island. Thayer Street.

Economy Photos Rhode Island USA Wikipedia: Rhode Island

The Times of India
Rhode Island city bankruptcy may be lesson: Official
ENTRAL FALLS: A bankruptcy filing this week by Central Falls, Rhode Island, could be a lesson for other struggling US cities in the advantages of taking that drastic legal step, the city's receiver... (photo: Creative Commons / Infrogmation, New Orleans)

Computer keyboard.

Gaming Hackers Korea Photos Wikipedia: North Korea

The New York Times
Seoul Warns of Latest North Korean Threat: An Army of Online Gaming Hackers
SEOUL, South Korea — The North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has found a novel way of raising badly needed cash, according to the South Korean authorities: unleashing young hackers on South... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)

Police face a demonstrator in central Madrid on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011.

BBC News
Madrid 'indignant' protesters clash with riot police
At least 20 people have been injured - including seven police officers - in clashes between riot police and protesters in Madrid. Police had stopped the demonstrators, known as "the indignants", from... (photo: AP / Arturo Rodriguez)
Madrid Photos Police Protest Wikipedia: 2011 Spanish protests

Indian army soldiers evacuate Kashmiri Muslims during an encounter

Kashmir Observer
Villagers Rush Battle Scene To Save Trapped Militant
Srinagar, Aug 04, KONS: Harking back to the early days of the armed uprising in Kashmir, belligerent civilians on Thursday almost plunged into a gun battle in a Pulwama village to save a local... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Kashmir Photos Terrorism Troops Wikipedia: Militant

British soldiers with the police mentoring team with the 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards provide security during the Afghan National Police graduation ceremony at the Helmand Police Training Centre in Lashkar Gah, Helmand province, Afghanistan, Jan. 28, 2010.

Irish Times
Torture policy of MI5 and MI6 outlined in secret document
IAN COBAIN in London A TOP-SECRET document revealing how MI6 (British intelligence) and MI5 (British security service) officers were allowed to extract information from... (photo: USAF / Tech. Sgt. Efren Lopez/Released)
Intelligence Photos Torture UK Wikipedia: Enhanced interrogation techniques

Police restrain a demonstrator in central Madrid on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011. Police have prevented hundreds of anti-austerity protesters from entering the central plaza where they have held numerous demonstrations since May.

The Daily Telegraph Australia
Spanish riot police charge demonstrators
SPANISH riot police have charged hundreds of "indignant" demonstrators rallying at the interior ministry to protest the closure of Madrid's main square,... (photo: AP / Arturo Rodriguez)
Photos Police Protest Spain Wikipedia: Economy of Spain

English: Paul McCartney @ FedEx Field, Landover MD, August 1, 2009

Herald Tribune
Paul McCartney contacts police over hacking
LONDON - Former Beatle Paul McCartney said Thursday he would contact police over his ex-wife's claim that their private communication had been spied upon by British... (photo: Creative Commons / Kubacheck)
Contacts Hacking Photos Police Wikipedia :Paul McCartney

Ben Roethlisberger arrives at the ESPY Awards on Wednesday July 15, 2009, in Los Angeles.

CBS SportsLine
Roethlisberger civil sexual assault trial to stay in Reno
CARSON CITY, Nev. -- The civil sexual assault case against Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will be held in Reno under a ruling issued Thursday by the... (photo: AP / Matt Sayles)
Civil Photos Reno Trial Wikipedia :Ben Roethlisberger

beer in a plastic cup

NZ Herald
Teens' drinking and driving limit drops to zero
Police will start enforcing a zero alcohol allowance for teenage drivers from midnight tomorrow, although they say they will not target youngsters specifically. The... (photo: Creative Commons / James Cridland)
Alcohol News Photos Wikipedia: Alcohol Youth

An Egyptian anti-Mubarak protester holds a noose during a protest outside the police academy in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Aug.3, 2011

CNN
Egypt's former interior minister appears in court
Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- A day after former strongman Hosni Mubarak captivated the world with his trial appearance, Egypt's former interior minister faced a judge Thursday... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Court Egypt Photos Politics Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian revolution

Politics

	Pranab Mukherjee okays Rs 21,614 crore package for West Bengal, Mamata not fully satisfied The Times of India
	President asks for development of new methods for food storage DNA India
	Ask the Right Questions About Social Security and U.S. Militarism WorldNews.com
	S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA The Hindu

Terrorism

	Obama mourns dead in likely Afghan shoot-down The Guardian
	A Secret War in 120 Countries: The Pentagon’s New Power Elite Middle East Online
	Possibility of attempts by terrorists to disrupt peace: Army Deccan Herald
	Barack Obama: The wrong man for the wrong time The Examiner

Human Rights

	The day Hiroshima turned into hell Al Jazeera
	Pallone introduces resolution on Kashmiri Pandits in US House Deccan Herald
	Syria: Assad regime killed more than 2000 people, says US Indian Express
	Somalia famine has killed '29,000 children' Al Jazeera

Who remains on the list

John Walsh tells 'AMW' viewers goodbye, for now

'AMW' ending run on Fox, but John Walsh isn't done

A look at the world's Most Wanted

Campaigns start to keep 'America's Most Wanted'

US states may hit borrow button if federal aid cut

Swiss franc, US dollar rise on data, debt woes

GM begins production of Sonic subcompact

Debenhams cuts 400 Jane Norman jobs

Will HSBC's 'long journey' take it all the way to Hong Kong?

A US Marine tries to take cover, perched on a container, trying to shelter from the dust as a Chinook helicopter arrives to pick up supplies at Forward Operating Base Edi in the Helmand Province of southern Afghanistan, in this June 9, 2011 file photo.

Afghan helicopter crash kills 31 US troops

Google - Site - Online Internet

Google and Microsoft in a Tit for Tat Over Patents

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld (right) answers a question from the media during a joint press conference with Honduran President Ricardo Maduro

American once held in Iraq can sue Rumsfeld, judge rules

31 US soldiers die in Taliban attack The Telegraph India
Taliban chief Abdul Rahman killed by U.S. led force The Examiner
Copter shot down, killing 30 US troops, 7 Afghans Denver Post
Death March: The extraordinary story of the Bosnians who mar The Daily Mail
Maoists seek combative role for fighters The Himalayan
Who Are The Navy SEALs? WPXI
Taleban attack kills elite US troops NZ Herald
Copter downing in Afghanistan kills 30 Americans Breitbart
Hiroshima marks anniversary of bombing The Examiner
Protesters decry beating of Calif. homeless man Newsday
30 U.S. troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash Newsday
Albuquerque gun store owner challenging ATF rule Houston Chronicle
30 Americans Killed as Taliban Shoot Down a Copter Newsvine
Chinook shot down by Taliban is a tragedy, but we can't chan The Daily Telegraph
Protesters decry beating Calif, homeless man Newsday
Militants Withdraw From Somali Capital Wall Street Journal
Outside police department, crowd chants, protests Southern C Star Tribune
Republican Senators Hatch and Lee want President Obama to fa The Examiner
A-Bomb Survivors Join Nuclear Power Opposition The New York Times
Japan 'to end' nuclear dependence Irish Times

Group hacks U.S. law-enforcement sites, steals data

A former minister is again charged with criminal sexual conduct

Two squad cars torched as 300 protesters gather near Broadwater Farm demanding 'justice' after police ...

For-profit colleges respond to increased scrutiny Breitbart
Nephew of polygamist leader says he was abused Breitbart
California beach at center of fight over nudism Seattle Times
Quebecers protest Turcotte child-murder verdict Canoe
Even Koda has lots to say The Telegraph India
Shahi surrenders in CBI court The Telegraph India
With 24 under-age wives, Warren Jeffs is convicted of sexual The Examiner
New therapy for advanced uterine cancer reported The Examiner
Fifty animals abused at the hands of two repeat offenders The Examiner
Algonquin, Illinois Man Arrested on Federal Murder for Hire The Examiner
'Big Brother' 13 Week 5 spoilers: Kalia's HOH nominations, P The Examiner
Detroit rapper Big Sean accused of sexual assault in NY The Examiner
Parents should not sacrifice health and happiness The Examiner
Training camp Day 6: Texans fans pack training facility The Examiner
Rules and General Etiquette for Riding and Driving on the Ro The Examiner
Powell’s Loyalty pushed to limit The Daily Mail
Englewood woman dead following apparent murder-suicide Herald Tribune
Bomb-sniffing dogs, guards at the post-9/11 mall Herald Tribune
Perry Leads Prayer Rally for ‘Nation in Crisis&#x2019 Herald Tribune
Hacker group declares cyber war on US police The Times of India

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, gestures, as he delivers his speech, after unveiling a five-volume book set containing "Documents on the Allied Occupation of Iran during World War II", at the presidency compound in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, July 20, 2011.

The allegation that Iran is developing nuclear weapons is a mirage: Arshin Adib-Moghaddam

A Libyan rebel gestures as he arrives with heavy weapon on top of his truck to the frontline near Sultan, south of Benghazi, Libya, Friday, March 18, 2011.

War on Libya:Divisions within Transitional Council & Rebels

FBI search a house where Faisal Shahzad lived in Bridgeport, Conn., Tuesday, May 4, 2010.

FBI puts up 25K reward for missing Celina Cass

FBI to search landfill for missing NY coed Lauren Spierer The Examiner
Government Announces New Hacker-Recruitment Program redOrbit
Group hacks US law enforcement sites, steals data Breitbart
Matthew Dunn introduces new British superspy in debut thrill The Examiner
Hacker group's cyber war on US police The Daily Telegraph Australia
'Anonymous' hackers hit law enforcement websites CBC
Group says it hacked US law enforcement websites Breitbart
22 Seals from the unit that shot Osama bin Laden are killed The Daily Mail
Group says it hacked 70 U.S. law enforcement websites Houston Chronicle
Anonymous hacking group claims to have attacked 70 US law en Star Tribune
Explosive admission, new allegations in Operation Fast & Fur The Examiner
31 American troops including 25 Seals killed in Afghanistan The Daily Mail
Hackers strike at 70 US law enforcement websites The Guardian
Drone Terrorism Axis of Logic
Abu Dhabi to host Counter Terror Arabia 2011 Khaleej Times
Defense Department Announces New Hacker-Recruitment Program redOrbit
Former CIA Official Predicts Cyber 9/11 Pakalert Press
Comet Elenin Close Encounter with Earth Pakalert Press
US's 'wire Afghanistan' deal could have prevented 9/11 attac DNA India
Crimes against women up by 18 percent in Pakistan The Siasat Daily

In this photo taken Nov. 23, 2007, Jadranka Kosor attends an election rally in Zagreb, Croatia. President Stipe Mesic says he is consulting political parties before appointing a successor to the prime minister, who abruptly stepped down this week. Mesic said Friday he will give a mandate to the candidate proposed by the ruling Croatian Democratic Union, Jadranka Kosor, if the party proves that she has support of a majority of lawmakers.

Croatian PM hails war crimes generals

Former International Monetary Fund leader Dominique Strauss-Kahn, right, exits Manhattan Criminal Court with his wife Anne Sinclair, after his arraignment on charges of sexually assaulting a Manhattan hotel maid Monday, June 6, 2011, in New York. Strauss-Kahn pleaded not guilty.

Strauss-Kahn accuser may sue in friendly Bronx

Omar Reducing Tragedies to Farce: Mehbooba

Omar Reducing Tragedies to Farce: Mehbooba

Gilroy police investigating recent attempted kidnappings The Examiner
Last suspect in Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal released f The Daily Mail
'Aunt's boyfriend' arrested in murder case of five-year-old The Daily Mail
Australians kick Blair where it really hurts – if only The Daily Mail
Man who survived police shooting sues NYPD Newsday
Michael Mansfield condemns police brutality at student demo The Guardian
Making friends with cops Deccan Herald
Repeat offenders giving metro police much pain The Himalayan
Itahari Congress protests activist's 'murder' The Himalayan
Widow charged in Clarksville murder-for-hire case Nashville Tennessean
APNewsBreak: Abu Ghraib abuse ringleader released The Guardian
Guatemala mother searched 5 years before finding adopted gir Kansas City Star
Can we have Indians against corruption? The Hindu
Convicted murderer shows attitude, no remorse Hernando Today
Another Groping Attack, This Time in Central Park The New York Times
Murder-suicide attempt in Englewood Herald Tribune
Man shot, killed by Denver police after high-speed chase Denver Post
Exodus for weakened Cobras NZ Herald
Better Way works wonders NZ Herald
Fake Jamia marksheet racket: Five arrested in capital Indian Express

A puppet representing Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi during the demonstration in Rome. The biggest demonstration of the global day of protest took place in Italy in Rome.

Another bunga bunga party by Berlo: Report

British actress Rachel Weisz, nominated for an Oscar for best actress in a supporting role for her work in "The Constant Gardener," arrives for the 78th Academy Awards Sunday, March 5, 2006, in Los Angeles.

Rachel Weisz In 'The Whistleblower': An Ordinary Woman Doing Extraordinary Things

Dennis Hof, Heidi Fleiss, Ron Jeremy

Heidi Fleiss from prostitutes to parrots premieres on Animal Planet

Denise Richards roared with laughter. 'Get back with Charlie The Daily Mail
Straight Outta Havana The New York Times
Locals call on govt to curb flesh trade The Himalayan
Denise Richards Gave Charlie Sheen's Hooker Some Romance Adv Starpulse
Family Filmgoer The Boston Globe
Philly Native Jill Scott Returns with New #1 Album & Concert The Examiner
Obama mourns U.S. troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash Newsday
Saturday Crime Log Nashville Tennessean
Money troubles blamed for politician's suicide Independent online (SA)
Police to be investigated by taxman over claims they didn't The Daily Mail
5 girls held for alleged prostitution in Ahmedabad DNA India
North Yorkshire Police seize nearly £850k from criminals York Press
A real card National Post
Taking a stand against sexual exploitation Times Union
US: 2 Mexican men plead guilty to sex trafficking Herald Tribune
Did john slay after lay? Jury to decide Philadelphia Daily News
Jury decides in favor of Xe in overbilling lawsuit The News & Observer
Adams County jail plan draws uncertainty from local law enfo Denver Post
Fresnans found liable in Ponzi scheme suit Fresno Bee
Sheen, porn pal dined with Richards Jam Entertainment

Coast Guard members transfer bales of marijuana seized during a vessel boarding to a truck. U.S. COAST GUARD PHOTO (91080) ( DRUG ENFORCEMENT (FOR RELEASE) )

Sheriff: Marijuana found at Alexandria airport

Smartphone

One Third Of Adults 'Addicted' To Their Smartphone, Says Study

Actress Farrah Fawcett's longtime companion Ryan O'Neal, right, and Alana Stewart, producer of "Farrah's Story," are interviewed about her at the world premiere screening of the NBC documentary in Beverly Hills, Calif., Wednesday, May 13, 2009

People: Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal's son busted again

Prison drug taking is so bad that even the wardens are getti The Daily Mail
Sarah Palin would have a 'mental breakdown' if elected presi The Daily Mail
Nigerian drug trafficker dies on plane The Australian
GAME - 96.9%; FONKAR - 3.1% A Pyrrhic Victory? Peace FM Online
Hashish destroyed The Himalayan
Five held for robbery bid in Oman Khaleej Times
'Child protection' tears mother and son apart after 14 years The Daily Telegraph
Accused Mexican drug trafficker says was U.S. informant The Star
Reward for information on death of 5-year-old Mariah Trenice The Examiner
Anti-drug poster featuring Amy Winehouse sparks controversy The Australian
Amy Winehouse's goddaughter performs at UK fest Herald Tribune
Demi Lovato says 'sober is sexy' to warn fans against booze Newstrack India
Dangerous Games - will Rio's dark and dangerous underbelly e The Daily Telegraph Australia
R.I. Police Digest: Pawtucket man faces drug possession char The Providence Journal
Afghanistan on life support: US prioritizes military gains o The Examiner
NDEA reports on recent successes Nation
Police seize drugs worth Â£50,000 in raids in Dundee BBC News
'Drug dealers getting nasty' Independent online (SA)
A Different Kind of Drug War With a Chance for Success Real Clear Politics
E. Java Police arrest Malaysian siblings in drug trafficking Jakarta Post

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