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The May 17, 2014 photo shows German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer attends a television show prior to the German Soccer Cup Final

FIFA Franz Beckenbauer Photos Sportstar Wikipedia: Franz Beckenbauer

The Irish Times
Franz Beckenbauer banned by Fifa
Fifa said the ban on the German football legend is provisional, pending the completion of a formal investigation into his alleged non-co-operation. Last night Beckenbauer reacted with surprise to the... (photo: AP / Markus Schreiber)

U.S. Navy Hospitalman Apprentice Brian Rumbles fires on two Taliban fighters fleeing up the side of a mountain while on a mounted patrol outside of Bala Baluk's forward operating base in the Farah Province.

Kabul Military Photos Taliban Wikipedia: Bowe Bergdahl

The Observer
Taliban swapped for Bergdahl could be drone targets, Kerry indicates
A still from the Voice Of Jihad Website, showing Bowe Bergdahl before the Taliban handed him over to US special forces. Photograph: Uncredited/AP Secretary of state John Kerry has indicated that five... (photo: US Navy / U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Jason T. Guiliano)

Paquetá Island (Portuguese: Ilha de Paquetá) is an island in Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro. The name of the island is a Tupi word meaning "many pacas". The island is an auto-free zone, so travel is limited to bicycles and horse-drawn carriages.

BBC News
Brazil Olympics: Rio bay 'will not be clean for 2016'
Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes has said that the Brazilian city will not be able to clean the polluted bay where Olympic sailing competitions will be held before the 2016 Games. Brazil had made a... (photo: Creative Commons)
Guanabara Bay Olympics 2016 Photos Water Pollution in Rio Wikipedia: Guanabara Bay

Deserters are Heroes

CounterPunch
Deserters are Heroes
If Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was a deserter, then he’s a hero. Furthermore, he might have been the only sane American in Afghanistan. That war is not only unnecessary, it is wrong. Bergdahl’s recognition of... (photo: USMC / Michael Dye)
Afghanistan Defence Photos Troops Wikipedia: Afghanistan

Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez, front, gestures to supporters at the Plaza de Mayo square next to Vice President-elect Amado Boudou, left, after general elections in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011.

BBC News
Argentine vice-president Boudou summoned in corruption case
A judge in Argentina has summoned Vice-President Amado Boudou to appear in court in July to defend himself in a corruption case. Mr Boudou is suspected of using his... (photo: AP / Victor R. Caivano)
Amado Boudou Ciccone Calcografica scandal Corruption in Argentina Photos Wikipedia: Boudougate

** ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, SEPT. 15-16 ** FILE ** Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban smiles as the Mavericks play the Cleveland Cavaliers during an NBA basketball game in Cleveland in this March 21, 2007, file photo. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak) nf2

Daily Press
Mark Cuban: 'We all have our prejudices and bigotries'
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, in an interview focused on many societal issues, told Inc. that even he harbors "prejudices and bigotries." The interview was posted to... (photo: APphoto )
Mavericks NBA Photos Sports Wikipedia: Mark Cuban

Marc Anthony during his "Vivir Mi Vida" Tour at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida - August 23, 2013

Music News
Marc Anthony: Dad told me I was ugly
Marc Anthony's father warned him to "work on" his personality because he was "ugly" when he was little. The 45-year-old has been married to former Miss Universe Dayanara... (photo: WN / Aaron Gilbert)
Gossip Marc Anthony Photos Singer Wikipedia: Marc Anthony

President Barack Obama gestures during his joint statement with Turkey's President Abdullah Gul

Ha'aretz
Obama administration blasts Corker Amendment: We can’t have 535 negotiators with Iran
The Obama Administration came out swinging on Tuesday night against efforts to curtail its negotiations with Iran, saying that it is “absolutely opposed” to... (photo: AP / Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Barack Obama Photos Politics USA Wikipedia: Barack Obama

Connor Cruise attends the launch of the American Eagle Outfitters' "Life Your Life" campaign in New York, Tuesday, July 24, 2012.

TMZ
Tom Cruise's Son Connor -- Spinning, Eating and Banging Around The World
Connor Cruise is living the good life ... traveling the globe and cramming his days with food, women and song -- and his friends say he's not at all concerned about his... (photo: AP / Charles Sykes)
Actor Connor Cruise Gossip Photos Wikipedia: Tom Cruise

Caribbean

	France 8-0 Jamaica: Benzema leads Les Bleus rout of Reggae Boyz Goal
	Talisman Gayle looking forward to 'huge milestone' Newstrack India
	Striker Van Persie undergoes tests in Rio Newstrack India
	Lionel Messi sends Argentina to World Cup with last warm-up goal Canberra Times
	Reus wins German players’ player of the year Goal
	Diego Costa passes Chelsea medical Goal

Travel

	Paris attractions: what to see and do in summer The Daily Telegraph
	Paris holidays: family-friendly restaurants, shops and things to do The Daily Telegraph
	Walking holidays: readers' tips, recommendations and travel advice The Daily Telegraph

Sport

	Sabella excited by Argentina's attacking options Goal
	Mascherano: Messi still the best in the world Goal
	Zanetti: Conte is like Mourinho Goal

Entertainment

	Nicki Minaj 'wants wedding in a hot tub' Belfast Telegraph
	Coachella 2014: Beyonce Leaves Fans Shocked As She Makes Surprise Appearance Alongside Solange Entertainment Wise
	Make-Up Free Beyonce And Jay Z Are Crazy In Love As They Celebrate 6th Wedding Anniversary Entertainment Wise

Senior Hamas official to Haaretz: Palestinian unity governme

International activists staying at Gaza hospital the IDF pla

Gaza diary: Israelis are completely misled about what's goin

Gustavia, Guadeloupe 2009.02.25
sunny.
	Min: 25°C/77°F Max: 26°C/79°F

Presidential palace (Asuncion, Paraguay)

Paraguay president's palace being eroded by termites

What can save the European Union?

What can save the European Union?

Shoppers crowd Oxford Street, London, Wednesday Dec. 27, 2006

Ethnic minorities 'could be almost a third of UK population by 2050', claims think-tank

Putin in Cuba, Nicaragua to rekindle Latin America ties The Siasat Daily
Russia Waves Off 90% Of Debt That Cuba Owes The Country, Sho The Inquisitr
An ode to Birmingham: how can the UK's second city fix its i The Guardian
Putin kicks off Latin America tour with Cuba stop Tampa Bay Online
Putin begins six-day tour in Cuba Belfast Telegraph
How The Government Is Using Subliminal Songs To Scare Centra The Daily Beast
Russia waves off 90 percent of Cuba's debt The Siasat Daily
Letters to the editor, July 12 San Francisco Chronicle
The New York Young Republicans Are Worried The Country Is Be Business Insider
>Putin kicks off Latin America tour with Cuba stop Seattle Post
The Children on the Rio Grande Have Families and They Are He Huffington Post
Xi's Latin American visit to expand ties: experts China Daily
Does drinking cocktails make you less of a man? The Daily Telegraph
Cuba Opens Up Car Sales To The Public For The First Time In Business Insider
Putin Arrives in Cuba on First Leg of Latin American Tour Novosti
Mexican police rescue 165 kidnapped migrants The Daily Telegraph
Opposition sides claim Haiti elections jeopardized The Times of India
Haiti elections jeopardized Axis of Logic
Haiti prime minister vows action on documents for migrants Ohio
To end the border chaos, mend the trafficking law The News & Observer

Former Governor Mitt Romney speaking at CPAC FL in Orlando, Florida.

Mitt Romney calls Barack Obama 'naive' on Russia and Vladimir Putin

Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., sits before the committee he has served on for 28 years and led for the past four as he seeks confirmation as U.S. secretary of state, on Capitol Hill in Washington

John Kerry says Venezuela 'terror campaign' must end

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, and Greece's Prime Minister Antonis Samaras arrive deliver a statement to the media at the Maximos mansion in Athens, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012.

Home Of German Ambassador In Greece Attacked

More charging points for airport checks The Daily Telegraph
Jesse Ventura on immigration: Open the borders, lift the Cub The Examiner
Airport security: budget airlines 'not imposing new checks' The Daily Telegraph
Word of the Day / Mekhabel: How horse with attitude morphed Ha'aretz
Analysis || Israel does not treat Jewish and Arab Ha'aretz
General: Border crisis threatens U.S. existence WorldNetDaily
Airport security: how do new rules affect passengers? The Daily Telegraph
Cuba - down but not out Canberra Times
High Court approves demolition of terrorist's West Bank home Ha'aretz
Clinton named in sex-slavery suit The Examiner
REUTERS AMERICA EVENING NEWS PLAN FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 27/SATURD Reuters
REUTERS AMERICA AFTERNOON NEWS PLAN FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Reuters
A Conversation with Miguel Barnet Lanza Huffington Post
The survivor Syracuse
Israel may ban PA fund transfers to convicted terrorists Ha'aretz
>Latin America and Caribbean Security Summit 23rd - 24th Oct Seattle Post
Obama plays the sheriff and the preacher The Miami Herald
Inside peek at Gitmo, where War on Terror might end Stars and Stripes
UK will count cost of Islamic extremism for 'many years', sa The Observer
An inside peek at Guantanamo's camps and court Stars and Stripes

As dry season ends in Haiti, significant gains seen in fight against cholera, UN official says (UN - United Nations)

As dry season ends in Haiti, significant gains seen in fight against cholera, UN official says (UN - United Nations)

As dry season ends in Haiti, significant gains seen in fight against cholera, UN official says

As dry season ends in Haiti, significant gains seen in fight against cholera, UN official says

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Is a spring thaw coming to Cuba?

Putin revives old Cuban flame and eyes Latin American minera France24
Rare mosquito-borne virus shows up in S.C. case The State
Prevalence of infectious diseases up in Oklahoma San Francisco Chronicle
Despite Pentagon Concerns, Obama Requests No New Military fo National Journal
ROONEY BIN: Tapping, swiping through smartphone technology The Florida Times Union
Seven far-fetched jet lag cures The Daily Telegraph
Kids who designed winning healthy lunch recipes to get White Fresno Bee
Fifa partner Ray Whelan 'flees arrest' in Rio BBC News
Record floods in Brazil bring chaos to Amazon towns BBC News
Stray Dogs Impact on Tourism in the Caribbean Huffington Post
White Elephants: Looking for games, events, fans Philadelphia Daily News
Mark Cuban teams up with UNT student to create social media The Business Review
Q&A: Morton Plant North Bay Hospital administrator discusses Tampabay.com
Nicaragua confirms chikungunya cases The Japan News
The west's peanut butter bias chokes Haiti's attempts to fee The Guardian
>Nicaragua confirms first chikungunya virus cases Seattle Post
Nicaragua confirms first chikungunya virus cases The Guardian
Austin teen contracted chikungunya in Haiti Austin American Statesman
World Cup: Argentina defeats Netherlands to reach final CNN
Uruguay legal cannabis sale delayed to next year, says presi BBC News

A doctor waves a Venezuelan flag near a line of Bolivarian National Police blocking a protest from reaching the vice president's office on National Doctor's Day in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, March 10, 2014. Both pro-government and anti-government doctors marched on Monday, but while pro-government doctors marched unimpeded to the presidential palace, opposition doctors were stopped after being blocked by national police. They agreed to pull back after a government representative promised that President Nicolas Maduro would hear their demands on Wednesday.

More clashes in Caracas after anti-Cuba protest

Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki speaks to the Iraqi lawmakers before submitting his new government for approval in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2010. Iraqi lawmakers unanimously approved on Tuesday a new government to be headed by incumbent Shiite Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, ending nine months of political deadlock that threatened to stall economic development and suck the country back into sectarian violence.

Iraqi leader blames regional unrest for revival of al Qaeda in Iraq

In this Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013 citizen journalism image provided by Aleppo Media Center AMC which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, damages are seen due to heavy fighting between government forces and Free Syrian Army fighters on a street in Aleppo, Syria.

U.S., Russia see Syria arms deal aiding peace talks

Putin writes off 90% of Cuba's debts for oil? Standart News
Putin writes off 90% of Cuba's debts to Russia for oil? Standart News
Putin pledges to help Cuba explore for oil Stuff
Russia's Rosneft to explore for offshore oil in Cuba, Putin Reuters
After Eruptions, Caribbean Island Seeks to Harness Volcanic Mashable
Bartlett: Time to walk away from CARICOM The Gleaner
Caribbean lost half its corals since 1970s The Hindu
Tampa company aims to reduce emissions, cut energy costs Tampa Bay Online
World's strangest lakes CNN
Why can't energy providers get the basics right? The Daily Telegraph
Dog About Town: Celebrating the Fourth and more things to do The Dallas Morning News
Caribbean coral reefs will be lost in 20 years — unless they Grist
RPT-Fitch Revises BG Energy's Outlook to Negative; Affirms I Reuters
Why Tiny Barbados Is Beating Us on the Road to Green Energy Huffington Post
Colombian rebels attack Arauca oil camp BBC News
Texaco goes solar The Gleaner
Old homicide, drug probe leads to north side Milwaukee homes Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
4 are wounded in shooting on Milwaukee's north side Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
People watching a top attraction at Big Gig Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee police investigating delay in response to stabbing Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Haiti Cholera plan drags as rain begins

Haiti Cholera plan drags as rain begins

** FILE ** In this Jan. 31, 2008 file photo, football player Terrell Owens arrives at the 944 Magazine/Pontiac party in Scottsdale, Ariz. Fresh off his first sitcom role, Terrell Owens is ready to take on more television jobs. Just don't look for one of them to be on "Dancing With The Stars."

Terrell Owens -- FREAKS OUT During Earthquake ... 'I'm Scared'

Sunset at Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica. Manuel Antonio National Park, in Spanish the Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio,

Fishing Costa Rica with "Ladies of the Night"

Report: Haiti earthquake death toll and effects greatly exag The Examiner
Puerto Rico to seek US aid for moderate drought Denver Post
>Puerto Rico to seek US aid for moderate drought Seattle Post
How Population Growth, “Free Trade,” and Inequality Produced CounterPunch
Dry spell - Drought heading to crisis level The Gleaner
Jamaica unprepared for major hurricane The Gleaner
Quake 'kills two' as it strikes Mexico and Guatemala BBC News
EDITORIAL - Solving Jamaica's water problems The Gleaner
America's border inundated with almost 50,000 child migrants The Daily Telegraph
On Bonaire, diving from shore beats taking a boat The Miami Herald
Hurricane Tomas satellite video. This will be a major storm The Examiner
2 tornadoes tear through Platteville, hitting UW campus, nei Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
For Verona family, basement and pillows were shelter from st Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
6 of world's most colorful colonial holdouts CNN
101 Hopeful Food Facts Huffington Post
Foreign Briefing: Rome seeks money for antiquities restorati The Los Angeles Times
Cholera in Haiti and How You Can Help Huffington Post
Free fun in Galveston The Dallas Morning News
Jamaicans urged to be hurricane ready, as critical public-, The Gleaner
The 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Records and recap, satel The Examiner

President Barack Obama walks of the Oval Office to the Rose Garden of the White house in Washington, Friday, July 8, 2011, out to deliver a statement on the monthly jobs report.

Obama is behaving like Fidel Castro, and for good reason

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Cuban investment and competition

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Cuba still wary of dramatic economic reforms

Community policing reaps success in Coral Gardens The Gleaner
Texas & Neighbors: Famous antebellum Nottoway Plantation get The Dallas Morning News
Historic French Lick Resort boasts some of Midwest’s best go The Dallas Morning News
Dog About Town: Yoga, petanque and more things to do with yo The Dallas Morning News
Brazil's new stadiums seek post-World Cup events Fresno Bee
>Brazil's new stadiums seek post-World Cup events Seattle Post
Making Agriculture Cool Huffington Post
La Trinidad execs confer organic farming law Sun Star
Western News Jamaica Observer
119th annual Melrose Park Italian feast begins on Thursday, The Examiner
Fantasy Island, For Real! Huffington Post
Immigrants Sending Money Back Home Face Fewer Options National Public Radio
Grace, danger blend in Haiti's machete fighting Denver Post
New acquisitions push Jamaica Broilers sales above $30b The Gleaner
Grace blends with danger in obscure art in Haiti The Guardian
>Grace blends with danger in obscure art in Haiti Seattle Post
TV programme listings (09/07/2014) The Hindu
'The Bachelorette' recap: Week Eight Celebrity Café
>Vegalab's Newest Product Nematode Control Proves to Be a Na Seattle Post
'Bachelorette' Andi goes on hometown dates Detroit Free Press

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