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2011 was the year of Arab Spring, Hurricane Irene, the dismantling of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, and countless political, cultural and scientific advances and upheavals. It was also a year of photos. From the UC Davis pepper spraying to the death of Osama bin Laden, relive 2011 through some of the most powerful images of the year.
Saudi Arabia Mulls Nuclear Weapons Over Iran Threat
A Saudi prince said on Sunday that developing atomic weapons may be the kingdom's only recourse against a nuclear Iran and Israel.
U.S. Will Use Foreign Aid to Promote Gay Rights Abroad
On Tuesday the Obama administration said it will use foreign aid to promote and protect LGBT rights around the world.
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AT&T, Sprint Agree to Begin Case Following Justice Department Trial
AT&T and Sprint Nextel Corp. agreed in separate court filings Tuesday that Sprint's legal case against the $39 billion AT&T/T-Mobile USA merger should begin after the trial with the U.S. Department of Justice is complete, Bloomberg reported.
U.S. Makes Global Push for LGBT Rights; 'Being Gay Not Western Invention' Hillary Clinton Says
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Exclusive: Keep Pipeline out of Tax Cuts, Senators Tell Reid
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Verizon blocks Google Wallet on Galaxy Nexus
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Feds Sue Seattle Couple Collecting Welfare, Names Revealed [VIDEO]
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Star-packed Cast Cozy up for New Year's Eve
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Gold Overcomes Early Loss, Ends Fractionally Lower
Gold prices overcame nearly all of a big early session loss Tuesday sparked by Standard & Poor's threatening 15 European nations with a credit rating downgrade.
Fed to hold off on easing, finalize policy framework
The Federal Reserve looks set to hold off on easing monetary policy for a second meeting in a row as it gauges the impact of Europe's crisis on the U.S. economy and ponders additional transparency steps.
Geithner doesn't see Fed funding IMF euro response
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said in Germany on Tuesday that the European Central Bank was playing a positive role in the euro zone debt crisis, but he played down talk that the U.S. Federal Reserve could boost IMF funding for the crisis.
A New Yorker's Opinion: NASA Finds Kepler-22b, New Planet We Can Live On, If Only on Weekends
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Super Bowl champ Green Bay Packers stock sales brisk
Fans of the Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers snapped up shares in the opening minutes of the team's public stock sale on Tuesday, slowing the website under demand for an ownership that conveys mainly bragging rights.
Kennedy Center Honors celebrates Streep, Diamond
President Barack Obama revealed a secret crush and Caroline Kennedy crooned to her namesake song on Sunday at the Kennedy Center Honors, which celebrated actress Meryl Streep and singer Neil Diamond.
Adele's 21 becomes top UK album of 21st century
Singer Adele notched a new record Monday, when the Official Charts Company (OCC) confirmed that her second album 21 had become the biggest seller in Britain this century.
California Governor Launches Tax Ballot Measure
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