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US Busiest Ports Continue To Be Hobbled By Strike In Its Sixth Day

Ten of 15 container terminals at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach were closed Sunday because of a walkout by clerical workers.

SectorWise: Cyclical Stocks Hot, Utility Stocks Not In First 11 Months Of 2012

The Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund rose 21.81 percent, while the Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund fell 1.83 percent.

Fiscal Cliff 2013: Divided Government – Hardly The Condition To Solve The Nation’s Problems

The ideological divide is huge: If the two sides don’t compromise on fiscal issues, major damage will be inflicted on the U.S. and global economies.

Magician Set On Fire During Dominican TV Appearance; Magic Community Calls The Incident A 'Criminal Attack' [VIDEO]

Wayne Houchin, an American magician, was set on fire while performing on a Dominican TV show. The video of the "attack" has since gone viral.

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U.S. President George W. Bush (C) shakes hands with President-elect Barack Obama during a meeting with former U.S. Presidents in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington January 7, 2009. Also pictured are former President George H.W. Bush (L), for

Former President George HW Bush Remains In Stable Condition After Hospitalization

Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush is in stable condition after being hospitalized because of a bronchitis-related cough the day after Thanksgiving. The former president is likely to remain in the Methodist Hospital in Houston until after the weekend.

Atheism Is On The Rise, And It’s Finally Paying Off

A sizable school grant is expected to be awarded to a group of student atheists, reflecting a shift in cultural attitudes toward nonbelievers.

How To Make An AR-15 Or Another Gun At Home: Start With A 3-D Printer

Cody Wilson, the 24-year-old founder of Defense Distributed, is sharing plans to make a weapon online: No experience necessary.

Young Illegal Immigrants: Is Obama, McCain Or Anyone In Washington Serious About The DREAM Act And Immigration Reform?

As Congress considers immigration reform, the undocumented in the U.S. worry that by the time this issue is resolved, it may be too late.

China, The NBA, NFL And MLB: Is Beijing The New Profit Center Of American Sports?

As American athletic interests infiltrate the Chinese market, the Asian country is proving itself a worthy competitor -- and partner.

LA Galaxy Vs. Houston Dynamo: Where To Watch Live Stream Online Of MLS Cup Final; Preview And Team News

A full preview and live stream details for the MLS Cup final between the LA Galaxy and the Houston Dynamo.

World AIDS Day: No Vaccine Yet, But Recent Antibody Discoveries Spark Hope

Designing an HIV vaccine is difficult, due to the wily nature of the virus. But certain antibodies could help prevent AIDS effectively.

Obama-Clooney Fundraiser Breaks Records with $15M

Should Politicians And Celebrities Mix?

Barack Obama attracted widespread support (and money) from celebrities, making him the toast of Hollywood.

Stephen Colbert To Celebrate His Love Of Tolkien During 'The Hobbit' Week

Stephen Colbert, host of "The Colbert Report," is gearing up for a weeklong celebration of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," featuring interviews with the stars of the new film.

Syrian Internet Still Down, Experts Say Regime Is Behind The Blackout

As Syria's Internet shutdown hinders rebel communication, experts say it is almost certainly the work of the regime.

Is Lindsay Lohan Drinking 2 Liters Of Vodka A Day? LiLo’s Alleged Bender

Lindsay Lohan is allegedly drinking two liters of vodka a day.

Tinseltown East: China Headed For Hollywood Success?

China's recent success in co-producing Hollywood films shows it is capable of overtaking the U.S. in the moviemaking game. But will government regulations and traditional culture allow it?

Advocacy Groups Demand Susan Rice Rid Herself Of Oil Sands Shares

Advocacy groups say Ambassador Rice must get rid of all her oil sands investments, if she secures the U.S. secretary of state post.

Apple Announces China Release Dates For iPhone 5, iPad Mini, iPad 4; Same US Price Points Apply

Just a few days after Chinese regulators approved the iPhone 5 for sale in the country, Apple on Friday announced its aggressive launch schedule for releasing its new iOS devices in China within the coming weeks.

A Jewish youth holds an Israeli flag during a rally march outside the West Bank settlement of Itamar, near Nablus

After Palestinian Victory At UN, Israel Bites Back With Settlement Plan For 3,000 Homes

One day after Palestine's UN victory, the Israeli government has approved plans for new settlement construction in the West Bank.

World Aids Day 2012: CEOs Demand End To HIV Travel Restrictions In 45 Countries

CEOs from over 40 international companies urged nations around the world to end HIV-based travel restrictions.

Chinese Retail Industry: Yum Brands, Tiffany Feel Asian Giant’s Slump

Chinese consumers reeled back on uncertainties, hitting retailers with heavy exposure to the market.

World AIDS Day 2012: In Uganda, Cautious Hope In The Aftermath Of Africa’s Great Success Story

Uganda was once Africa's greatest success story in the fight against HIV/AIDS, but a recent rise in infections calls for a new plan.

Army-Navy Prank Tradition Continues As Navy's Mascot Is Kidnapped, Left In Front Of The Pentagon

The football game between Army and Navy has a century-long tradition, and with such a storied rivalry between the two, pranks are common. This year's prank involved Bill the Goat, Navy's mascot, being kidnapped and left in front of the Pentagon.