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Rent-A-Pet: A Bare-Bones Way To Make Extra Cash Or Get Some 'Doggie Snuggles'

"Single black lab ISO 'temporary' friend for tomorrow night. Photos available upon request. Cats need not apply."

BBM For Android Release Date Announced: Will iPhone Version Of BlackBerry Messenger Follow Suit?

Samsung Mobile's South African Twitter account confirmed a tweet yesterday that said the Korean handset maker's Galaxy devices will have a three-month exclusive on BBM for Android, but BlackBerry has denied the claim.

Obama And The Banana: Offensive Twitter Image Underscores Virulent Racism In Russia

Racism against blacks and Africans is deep-rooted and widespread in Russia.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date Nears: Leaked Best Buy Information Indicates Sept. 19 Launch

Leaked documents from Best Buy have surfaced suggesting a Sept. 19 release date for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

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China, US And India Highest Carbon Polluters From Coal-Fired Plants

While climate change has taken center stage, carbon intensive coal-fired plants have been increasing capacity.

An aerial view of a shale oil drilling rig SAI-310 in the Patagonian province of Neuquen October 14, 2011.

More Shale Oil In Russia, Argentina And Algeria Than The US: IHS

Countries with large shale crude oil and natural gas reserves can learn from the U.S. energy boom.

January Jones Topless In New Film ‘Sweetwater,’ Photos Leak Online

"Mad Men" star January Jones ditched her 60's-style dresses for, well, nothing as the 35-year-old actress appears in her new film, "Sweetwater," completely topless as a gun-toting prostitute.

US Consumer Price Index (CPI) Up 0.1% In August, Gasoline Prices Fell

The overall CPI and the core reading both stayed within the Federal Reserve's target for inflation.

Earnings By Major And Occupation: New Data From The US Census Bureau [CHART]

U.S. Census Bureau data shows how much undergraduate degree holders will earn in a lifetime, based on their occupation and major.

Housing Sales And The Euro Struggling To Recover As Other Assets And Investments Make Huge Rebounds Since Financial Crisis

After the Crash of 2008, a lot of assets lost a huge amount of value, but most have bounced back -- save two.

FDA Slaps Import Ban On Ranbaxy's Indian Facility: Move Affects Generic Major's Revival Plans; Strides Arcolab Too Receives Warning

FDA banned import of drugs manufactured at Ranbaxy's newest Indian plant, dealing a blow to the generic major's comeback plans.

Gmail ‘Preferred’ Online Communication Service Of ‘Terrorists Worldwide,’ Says Former Director Of NSA And CIA Michael Hayden

Michael Hayden also said the U.S. could be “charged with the militarization” of the Internet over cyberattacks on foreign targets.

Syria Crisis: UN Report Confirms Extensive Use Of Chemical Weapons In Syria; Ban Says Perpetrators Of "War Crime" Should Be Held Accountable

A UN report examined blood, urine, hair, soil and rocket samples and found 85 percent of blood samples tested positive for sarin.

CDC To Track And Combat Antibiotic-Resistant 'Superbugs'

The Centers for Disease Control is moving to track and combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the United States.

Membership To Carsharing Services Such As Zipar, Stadtmobil And Hertz On Demand Seen Reaching 12 Million Globally By 2020

The short-term car rental business has come a long way from Zipcar’s founding in 2000.

Washington D.C. Mayor Denies Terrorist Connection To Navy Yard Shooting, Asks Residents To Look For Second Shooter

Mayor Vincent Gray also says there is no sign of terrorism in the Navy Yard shooting that left 13 dead, including gunman Aaron Alexis.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date Set: T-Mobile Pre-Orders Begin Sept.18 For $199.99 Down

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will be available for pre-order on T-Mobile starting Sept. 18.

West Nile Virus Across America: New Cases Reported In New York, Maine, Illinois And California

There have been several new cases of West Nile virus across the United States with close to 700 people infected with the virus as of Sept. 10, 2013.

Immigration Rally Los Angeles May 2013 Getty image

2013 Immigration Reform: ‘Focus Hasn’t Changed,’ Says White House

Press Secretary Jay Carney says Obama is still very much interested in getting an immigration reform bill out of both chambers of Congress.

Nina Davuluri Wins Miss America 2014: Twitter Explodes With Racist Reactions [VIDEO]

Nina Davuluri, 24, took the prestigious title and also made history by becoming the first woman of Indian heritage to wear the crown.

Health Insurance Exchanges Just Two Weeks Away, But More Than Half Of US Residents Don’t Approve Of Affordable Care Act [Infographic]

And health insurance exchanges go into effect in just two weeks.

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