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Saudi Women Refused Starbucks Entry After Partition Collapses
Saudi Women Refused Starbucks Entry After Partition Collapses
For a woman, getting a cup of coffee in one Starbucks in Saudi Arabia just got a bit more difficult after authorities ordered the establishment to post a sign outlawing women from entering, an Inquisitr report Thursday...
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Between Now and Super Tuesday 10 Things to Watch For
Between Now and Super Tuesday 10 Things to Watch For
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling It’s probably a good thing Iowa is known as the Hawkeye State instead of the “politically savvy” state. Indeed, the last time the predominately Republican state chose the...
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Paris attacks: 'I exposed Abaaoud' says witness
Paris attacks: 'I exposed Abaaoud' says witness
A woman has revealed how she told police where to find one of the lead Paris attackers, Abdelhamid Abaaoud. She described how she was with Abaaoud's cousin when they met the killer two days after the 13 November attacks...
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Do Silica Deposits Finally Prove That There Is Life On Mars?
Do Silica Deposits Finally Prove That There Is Life On Mars?
Did the NASA Spirit Rover find a sign in 2008 that life on Mars exists? The NASA Spirit Rover was doing what it does best and was investigating the Martian terrain. During one of its missions, the Spirit Rover stumbled...
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Leaders seek funds for Syria, elusive stability for region
Leaders seek funds for Syria, elusive stability for region
Leaders and diplomats from 70 countries are meeting in London Thursday to pledge billions to help millions of Syrians displaced by war — and try to slow the chaotic exodus of refugees to Europe. The one-day...
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Julian Assange: UN rules in favour of WikiLeaks founder over 'unlawful ...
Julian Assange: UN rules in favour of WikiLeaks founder over 'unlawful detention' in UK
A UN panel considering the alleged "unlawful detention" of Julian Assange has reportedly ruled in favour of the WikiLeaks founder. He sought political asylum in London's Ecuadorian embassy in 2012 to avoid extradition to...
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Twisty fusion reactor goes online after 19 years of work
Twisty fusion reactor goes online after 19 years of work
Germany just took fusion power one big, important step forward. The country's Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics has just switched on Wendelstein 7-X, the first large fusion reactor based on a twisty stellarator...
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Elixir of youth tested successfully on mice
Elixir of youth tested successfully on mice
Elixir-of-youth treatments that slow ageing could be on the horizon after an extraordinary experiment in which the lifespan of mice was extended by up to 35 per...
Friends star Matt LeBlanc to be new Top Gear presenter
Friends star Matt LeBlanc to be new Top Gear presenter
Friends actor Matt LeBlanc is to join Chris Evans as a presenter...
Anonymous US politician nominates Donald Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
Anonymous US politician nominates Donald Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
Donald Trump is a loser. In Iowa, at least. But he has a better chance of winning a Nobel Peace Prize than you do. That's because somebody, maybe as a joke and...
Body of mystic monk in crystal coffin goes on the road for Holy Year
Body of mystic monk in crystal coffin goes on the road for Holy Year
By Gabriele Pileri SAN GIOVANNI ROTONDO, Italy (Reuters) - The body of one of the most popular Roman Catholic saints, the mystic monk Padre Pio, began an...
Pentagon chief says U.S. keeping eye on North Korea's missile program
Pentagon chief says U.S. keeping eye on North Korea's missile program
By Andrea Shalal MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Calif. (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Wednesday the U.S. military was keeping a...
Anti-Muslim bias hurts US, must be tackled 'head on': Obama
Anti-Muslim bias hurts US, must be tackled 'head on': Obama
CATONSVILLE: President Barack Obama made his first visit to a US mosque on Wednesday, in an effort to allay the fears of Americans accustomed to pop-culture...
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Stephen Colbert Roasts the Republican Dropouts in the 2016 Race
Stephen Colbert Roasts the Republican Dropouts in the 2016 Race
“People had such high hopes for Rand winning. In that those who hoped were clearly high.” Hungry for...
How Ronald Reagan's Gun Fantasies Have Become America's Nightmare
How Ronald Reagan's Gun Fantasies Have Become America's Nightmare
The modern-day “tactical” movement is out of its mind. This past June, pulp novelist Brad Meltzer...
Keith Knight on Chicago Police's Faulty Dash and Body Cams
Keith Knight on Chicago Police's Faulty Dash and Body Cams
Documents say the cams were damaged by the officers. Keith Knight on Chicago Police's Faulty Dash...
Drone Footage Shows Devastated Syrian City of Homs
Drone Footage Shows Devastated Syrian City of Homs
New footage filmed from a drone...
U.N. Suspends Syrian Peace Talks in Geneva
U.N. Suspends Syrian Peace Talks in Geneva
Syrian peace talks have been put on hold in Geneva as a Russian-backed offensive has intensified...
U.N. Reportedly Finds Julian Assange Has Been "Arbitrarily Detained"
U.N. Reportedly Finds Julian Assange Has Been "Arbitrarily Detained"
The BBC is reporting a United Nations panel has ruled in favor of...
