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Recent reports found that leading coffee chain Starbucks used crushed cochineal bugs in their Strawberry frappuccinos and smoothies in lieu of fruit flavoring. Now a new statement from the president of Starbucks U.S., Cliff Burrows, said that the crushed bug extract was also used in food items sold at the coffee chain.
BP: US Hiding Evidence On Size Of Gulf Oil Spill
BP Plc has accused the U.S. government of withholding evidence that may show the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill was smaller than federal officials claimed, a key issue in determining the oil company's liability.
Samsung Galaxy Nexus ICS Update: When Will Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S2 Hit U.S?
As many Samsung Galaxy S2 owners across the world are waiting for the Android Ice Cream Sandwich update to hit their phones, the company has started rolling out the Android 4.0.4 ICS update for the Galaxy Nexus GSM phone, according to Mobile Bloom.
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Stocks bounced back from a string of declines on Friday, on track to close their strongest quarter in more than two years on a positive note.
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Fans of Downton Abbey will have to wait several months for the addictive drama to return to the screen, leaving unanswered questions and only a few spoilers to tide viewers over. Until then, however, check out these television shows, mini-series and films that will help with the wait until Season Three.
Obama: A Russian Double Agent? Yes Says New Open Mic Spoof By Karl Rove Backed Group [VIDEO]
In a hilarious new ad by Karl Rove linked group American Crossroads, President Obama is portrayed as a rogue James Bond type character and possible Russian double agent whose main mission is to weaken America.
Republicans Join Fight Against Indefinite Detention In NDAA
House Republicans want to amend a law that empowers the U.S. government to indefinitely detain terrorism suspects, lending more conservative support to a cause that has in the past been championed mainly by Democrats and civil libertarians.
Ecuador Judges Thwart Chevron's Bid To Avoid $18 Billion Judgment
Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX), the second largest U.S. oil company, lost its fourth attempt to avoid paying $18 billion in environmental fines for polluting tracts of the Amazon.
Clinton In Saudi Arabia To Seek Unified Strategy On Syria
The top U.S. diplomat is also set to meet with ministers from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates before heading for talks with Turkish, Arab and Western leaders on the Syria crisis.
Gold Rises As Dollar Falls And Euro Zone Firewall Expands
Gold prices rose on Friday as the dollar fell to a one-month low against a basket of currencies, including the euro, after European finance ministers agreed to boost the euro zone's debt crisis firewall to roughly 800 billion euros ($1.1 trillion).
What is Faster Than 50 Million Laptops? (Hint: It's Not Superman)
We are witnessing the beginning of a new age in computing, an age that will allow computers to perform even thousands of times faster than the fastest supercomputer of our days. Those computers will operate on the exaFLOP level and are expected to appear by the end of the decade.
Nokia Lumia 900 Release Date: AT&T Has Grand Plans for April 8 Launch
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Internet communities across the web are alleging Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum slipped up in a speech criticizing President Barack Obama's foreign policy, resulting in what appears to be a racial slur.
Scott Walker Recall Election Ordered By Wisconsin Officials
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China responded to U.S. claims of alleged involvement in cyberattacks by calling the accusations irresponsible and unprofessional. A defense ministry official attacked attempts to implicate Beijing without proper investigation and irrefutable evidence.
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