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Junior Seau: Samoan-American

The Samoan Islands are an archipelago in the central South Pacific Ocean, about 4,800 miles from the California coast.

Ron Paul 2012 Will Get 20 Delegates In Iowa, Predicts Prominent Romney Supporter

Ron Paul 2012's delegate strategy keeps gaining steam, with the latest boost being a report that a prominent Iowa supporter of Mitt Romney is predicting that the underdog candidate will get 20 delegates in the Hawkeye State.

ECB Emerges As Less Dovish, More 'Bossy,' Than Thought

ECB President Mario Draghi leaves the European Council headquarters after a night of negotiations at a European Union summit in Brussels

The European Central Bank made a show of that organization's immense political and economic force Thursday, rattling world markets with news it had not even considered lowering benchmark euro lending rates and, more provocatively, having its top banker lecture European politicians on the eve of what are expected to be decisive election in two European countries.

US-Afghan Security Pact Doesn't Rule Out Drone Strikes In Pakistan

The security pact signed by US President Barack Obama and Afghan President Hamid Karzai, which defines America's future role in Afghanistan, doesn't rule out the possibility of drone strikes against insurgent targets in Pakistan even after the withdrawal of US troops in 2014, US Ambassador to Afghanistan Ryan Crocker has said.

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Barnes & Noble New NOOK Now Lets You Read in the Dark

Microsoft Buys Into Nook: 5 Reasons Why

Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), the world's biggest software company, announced it'll invest $300 million into a new business with Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS) to burnish the future of the Nook.

Protesters carry a banner during a May Day rally in Kuala Lumpur

May Day: Malaysia Introduces Minimum Wage, But Not Everyone Is Pleased

Critics complain that the minimum wage will hurt small business owners and the country?s competitiveness.

Amare Stoudemire is almost certain to miss Game 3 with a hand injury.

Amare Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony a Bad Match: Are the Knicks Better Off Without Stoudemire?

The Knicks have been more productive this season with Amare Stoudemire on the bench

A mainland Chinese tourist rests outside a cosmetic store in Mong Kok district in Hong Kong

China?s Outbound Tourist Boom: A Bonanza For Neighboring East Asia Economies

The Chinese are benefiting from advances in transportation and communication, as well as policies established by the government,

Earnings Preview: Symantec To Confirm 4Q Warning On Lower Income

Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC), the largest provider of security software, is likely to confirm prior guidance for lower-than-expected fourth-quarter results on Wednesday.

U.S. And China Meet For Strategic Talks As Obstacles Loom

As U.S. and Chinese leaders are set to meet in Beijing on May 3-4, a year of troubles and differences will be prominent in their minds.

House Speaker Boehner Endorses Mitt Romney

Boehner: Obama Picking 'Fake Fights', Speaker Wins Them Anyway [VIDEO]

House Speaker John Boehner accused President Barack Obama of diminishing the presidency by picking fake fights during his re-election bid. But even in the political fake fight realm, who is winning?

5 Reasons Obama Could Lose The 2012 Election

If the U.S. presidential election was held today, President Barack Obama could easily lose. Fortunately for Obama -- and, by extension, for the Democratic Party -- the election is not today: it's 7 months from now.

Iran: A Modern Day 'Nazi Germany'?

Some top Israeli officials have repeatedly compared the current regime in Tehran to Nazi Germany and Adolph Hitler?s program of exterminating the Jews.

India's Child Marriages: An Ancient Evil, A Modern Reality

Child-marriages have been illegal in India since the 2006 passage of the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, but the practice persists unabated, particularly among the rural poor.

iPad Wars: Amazon?s 1Q Report To Show Kindles Gained Market Share

Shares of Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN), the No. e-retailer, rose slightly Thursday ahead of the company?s report of first-quarter results that might beat analyst estimates.

South China Sea Disputes Intensify After Philippine-U.S. War Games In Palawan

The South China Sea may appear to be little more than a vast bay filled with rocky uninhabited islands. But global trade routes and underlying oil reserves have made this body of water the frontline for a tense standoff between China, the Philippines and the United States.

Sean Penn Wins Nobel's 2012 Peace Summit Award: Are Celebrities Taking Over Humanitarian Causes?

Sean Penn won the 2012 Peace Summit Award at the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates on Wednesday, further demonstrating a trend of celebrities getting the recognition for millions of people's work for humanitarian causes.

Real Madrid Vs. Bayern Munich, Highlights: Real, Mourinho Pay Price For Fear As Bayern Deservedly Reach Final [VIDEO]

Watch highlights and read a full analysis of Bayern Munich's victory over Real Madrid in the semi-finals of the Champions League.

Ron Paul Beats Newt Gingrich For Third Place In Michigan Primary Place

Ron Paul 2012: Can He Beat Mitt Romney Now That Newt Gingrich Is Bowing Out?

This article dissects the implications of Ron Paul being the final Mitt Romney alternative in the 2012 GOP presidential primary now that Newt Gingrich is bowing out of the race.

French Elections: Sarkozy?s Fate May Depend On Marine Le Pen

Sarkozy has to walk a fine line between trying not to alienate Le Pen?s supporters, while appearing not to agree with some of their more extremist points of view.

Palladium Bounces On Demand For Industrial Metals Exposure

Palladium prices are bouncing back from a big decline that started in February in what could be a sign of rising investor confidence in the U.S. recovery, thanks to rising auto sales, and concerns over Russian supplies.

A general view shows part of central Seoul

IBTimes Feature: After Half Century Of Development, South Korea Still An Emerging Market

Over the past three decades, South Korea has catapulted itself from Third World-caliber poverty to becoming a technologically superior economic powerhouse.

Vladimir Putin Stepping Down As United Russia Party Leader, Leaving Dmitri Medvedev To Pick Up The Pieces

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that he will step down as the leader of United Russia, the nation's dominant political party, after he assumes the presidency in May.

Facebook IPO: 5 New Danger Signs For Investors

Assuming the $77 billion initial public offering by Facebook is approved, investors will likely clamor for shares just as in earlier web frenzies for Netscape Communications, Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG).. But dangers loom.

Despite Missiles And Nuclear Tests, China Remains North Korea's Friend

China is still friendly with North Korea, despite the latter being roundly condemned by the international community. History plays a role, but Beijing is getting something out of it too - just how much, though, remains to be seen.

Sudan And South Sudan Prepare For War: Who Will Win?

At this point, the question of whether a new war between Sudan and South Sudan has started is a matter of semantics, not facts. The real question now is who will win?