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Mali's Prime Minister Cheikh Modibo Diarra Resigns After Arrest; Political Crisis Deepens

Mali's Prime Minister Cheikh Modibo Diarra resigned Tuesday, after he was arrested by soldiers loyal to an ex-coup leader.

Top After-Market NYSE Movers (Teck Resources, Box Ships, Stillwater Mining, Gardner Denver, Juniper Networks, Trina Solar, Main Street Capital, Hertz Global Holdings, HCA Holding)

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on May 1, 2012.

The top after-market NYSE gainers Monday were Teck Resources Ltd, Box Ships Inc, Stillwater Mining Company and Gardner Denver Inc. The top after-market NYSE losers Monday were Juniper Networks Inc, Trina Solar Limited, Main Street Capital Corporation, Hertz Global Holdings Inc and HCA Holding Inc.

Helium Balloon Ban May Be Necessary To Protect Future Generations

A helium balloon ban is one way to deflate a celebration, but it may be a necessary sacrifice in the near future if humans want to avert a serious shortage of the non-renewable gas.

U.S. Congressman Steve Israel Offers First Legislative Challenge To Defense Distributed’s ‘Wiki Weapon’

Defense Distributed’s ‘Wiki Weapon’: U.S. Congressman Steve Israel Offers First Legislative Challenge

Rep. Steve Israel fears current firearms legislation lapsing in the face of a wave of 3D-printed guns from hobbyists and manufacturers.

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Victory By Shinzo Abe In Japan Could Lead Yen Lower

Shinzo Abe has promised large-scale spending increases and a 2 percent inflation target.

US Won’t Be Superpower In 2030, But Expect Energy Independence: Study

Intelligence experts say the U.S. will lose its clout by 2030, but that won't be just bad news for Americans.

Lawrence O’Donnell To Newt Gingrich: Apologize For Saying Bill Clinton Tax Hikes Would Destroy Economy

As the debate over raising tax rates on the wealthy comes full circle, O'Donnell asked the former house speaker to admit he was wrong for predicting the higher rates instituted under President Bill Clinton would destroy the economy.

China's Economic Recovery Faces Considerable Challenges

China's rebound continues, but it appears to be losing some strength.

Gangnam Vile? Obama’s Handshake With Psy Draws Fierce Media Reaction

President Obama saw Psy perform at the annual "Christmas in Washington" benefit days after the "Gangnam Style" rapper apologized for anti-American lyrics he sang in 2004.

Pam Anderson Debt: 'Baywatch' Star Owes Over $370k in Federal and State Taxes [REPORT]

Anderson faces two tax liens for debts dating back to 2011.

India Retail: Nationalist MPs Say Wal-Mart's DC Lobbying Amounts To Bribery

Opponents of foreign big-box retail in India claim Wal-Mart's engagement with Capitol Hill amounts to corruption.

FCC To FAA: Allow Greater Use Of In-Flight Electronics

Why do airlines make you turn off your electronics before takeoff and landing? Good question, says the FCC.

Green Monday 2012: Best Deals And Discounts For Online Holiday Shopping Dec. 10

The best deals and discounts for online holiday shopping on Green Monday 2012.

Apple 27" iMac 2012 Release Date Pushed To January 2013, But Some Ship Dates Still List December Delivery

After pushing the ship dates for the new iMac to January 2013, early customers noticed their orders have already begun preparing for shipment, ensuring a December delivery.

New York Times: Falling Revenues, Job Cuts In A New Digital Age

Falling ad revenues, subscription rates, increased online competition, have forced the Times to announce another round of buyouts.

“Call of Duty” Sales Dip 14% In First-Month U.S. Sales

'Call of Duty' US Sales Dip 14% In First Month

Sales for Activision Blizzard’s (Nasdaq: ATVI) latest “Call of Duty” game dropped 14 percent from their position in 2011 with "Modern Warfare 3," a decline in sales that occurred despite "Black Ops 2" reaching $1 billion in sales faster than any previous installment in the franchise.

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