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VIDEO: USA vs. Panama; June 23, 2011 (Highlights - Gold Cup)

The US faced Panama in Gold Cup action

Fiat, Chrysler unions form global network: King

Unions representing workers at Chrysler Group LLC and its Italian partner, Fiat SpA , are forming a global network to share information and best practices, United Auto Workers President Bob King said.

Sarah Palin Bus Tour NOT Canceled, But Disappeared Last Two Weeks

The Sarah Palin Bus Tour is NOT canceled, said Palin herself. She claims to have heard the “news” of the tour’s cancelation via the media.

U.S. charges two Latvians in security software scheme

Two Latvians have been charged in the United States for selling fake computer security software known as scareware and were arrested in Latvia, the U.S. Justice Department said on Wednesday.

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Overachiever Oracle faces high growth hurdles

Oracle Corp has a habit of beating Wall Street expectations, but some investors fear billionaire Larry Ellison's software and server juggernaut will find it hard to keep up its own pace when it reports earnings and sets new forecasts on Thursday.

Security Breaches Becoming A Near Certainty For Businesses

Survey reveals more and more businesses are coming under security attacks.

Exclusive: Temporary U.S. debt fix worrisome: Moody's

A temporary fix to the U.S. debt problems could be a sign that Washington's final budget agreement will not be enough to meaningfully cut the nation's deficit, Moody's main analyst for the United States warned on Wednesday.

Microwave baby killer mom arrested, jailed without bail

A 29-year-old Californian mother was arrested on Tuesday and has been accused of roasting her 6-week-old baby girl alive in a microwave oven.

Huguette Clark Leaves Fortune to Arts, Nurse

Huguette Clark, the Montana copper mining heiress who died at 104 in New York last month has left most of her $400 million fortune to the arts, the Associated Press reported.

FBI targets two scareware rings in U.S., Europe

Police in the United States and seven other countries seized computers and servers used to run a scareware scheme that has netted more than $72 million from victims tricked into buying fake anti-virus software.

Fed cuts growth forecast; no hint of more support

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its forecasts for U.S. economic growth, but offered no hint of further monetary support, saying the recovery should gradually pick up heading into 2012.

Live Coverage of U.S. vs Panama on June 22, 2011 (Gold Cup Semi-finals)

The US versus Panama

Pulitzer Prize-winning Jose Antonio Vargas - I'm an illegal immigrant to Define American [VIDEO]

A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas revealed his identity as an undocumented immigrant.

GUMBALL MEMBERS HAM IT UP AT PREMIERE OF FILM IN LOS ANGELES.

Ryan Dunn Dead: 132 mph and 0.196 BAC Caused Accident

Jackass star Ryan Dunn, 32, died on June 20 from a fatal car accident. His 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 went off the road, busted through a highway guardrail, and slammed into a tree.

U.S. Government Says No to Marijuana Reclassification

New Bill Would End Federal Marijuana Prohibition

U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., and U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R. Texas, said they will introduce a bill on Thursday to allow states to legalize, regulate, tax, and control marijuana without federal interference.

Apple may have tough road in Amazon lawsuit

Apple Inc may face hurdles in stopping online retailer Amazon.com Inc from using Apple's App Store name through a trademark lawsuit, a U.S. judge indicated at a hearing on Wednesday.

Opponents File Lawsuit against SF Anti-Circumcision Initiative

Opponents of a measure to ban circumcision in San Francisco, before it takes to the ballot in November, filed a lawsuit Wednesday on the grounds that state law prohibits local governments from restricting medical procedures.

USA - Panama: Gold Cup Semi-finals (Live Coverage - Soccer)

The U.S. faces Panama at Reliant Stadium

Wall Street falls after 4 up days on Fed's comments

Stocks dropped on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve acknowledged the sluggish pace of the U.S. economic recovery without hinting at further plans for stimulus.

Minot, North Dakota Residents Flee Floodwaters

The mayor of Minot, North Dakota told 11,000 of the town's residents to pack up their belongings and move to higher ground as a deluge from the Souris River threatened to inundate the town.

US PREVIEW: Tonight's Panama Game Will Be Telling for Bob Bradley's Squad (GOLD CUP)

The U.S. faces Panama in Houston.

Obama to Announce Afghanistan Withdrawal Plan

President Barack Obama will announce the withdrawal of 10,000 American troops from Afghanistan this year, and another 20,000 troops, the remainder of the 2009 surge, by the end of next summer, administration officials say.

Federal Reserve notes economic slowdown, but says it’s “temporary”

The Federal Reserve noted that the US economy is slowing down in mid 2011. The labor market is doing worse than anticipated, the housing market continues to struggle, and consuming spending remains constrained.

Michelle Obama’s Trip to Africa: The Latest Photos

U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama urged young Africans to fight for women's rights and battle the stigma of AIDS on Wednesday. Using her husband Barack Obama's yes, we can campaign slogan, she hoped to motivate youth across South Africa.

William, Kate's Canada visit wins world attention

Pay $400-$4,000 to meet and greet Kate Middleton, Prince William

Kate Middleton and Prince William, who will be in California in July, will attend the July 9 Foundation Polo Challenge at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club.

Pottermore to be Uncovered Tomorrow - Top 10 Speculations and 1 Last Minute Leak

The mysterious new website Pottermore.com appeared last week, driving the Harry Potter fans into a swirl of speculations and excitement over the new project by J.K. Rowling.

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