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London Riots: Only the Rioters to Blame?
London witnessed one of its most appalling riots in years after police fatally shot a black resident. Violence engulfed an economically deprived neighborhood in North London when a small anti-police demonstration snowballed into looting and violence that left 26 police officers injured and led to 55 arrests.
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Female cognitive ability can limit how melodious or handsome males become over evolutionary time, biologists from the University of Texas at Austin, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute have observed.
Severe Solar Storm to Create Global Chaos and Complete Darkness
US Federal Government studies revealed that extreme solar activity and emissions may result in complete blackouts for years in several areas of the US.
Sharks Can Become Invisible to Escape Predators, Clue to Humans?
Certain shark species have the ability to create an optical illusion that renders them invisible to both preys and predators, a new study says.
China braces for Typhoon Muifa, 200,000 evacuated
Chinese authorities evacuated more than 200,000 residents from eastern Zhejiang province and cancelled more than 200 flights, as the region braced itself for a typhoon that could be the worst in the area in years.
Riot Breaks Out in North London After Police Shooting, Two Police Cars Set on Fire
Two patrol cars, a building and a double-decker bus were set ablaze Saturday as rioters clashed with police in front of the Tottenham Police Station demanding "justice" for the death of a 29-year-old who was killed in a gunfight.
New Orleans Police Convicted in Post-Katrina Shootings
Five current and former police officers were convicted on Friday on federal civil rights charges stemming from the deadly shootings on a New Orleans bridge after Hurricane Katrina.
Detroit Police Makes Arrest in 5-year-old Mariha Smith's Murder
Detroit police made an arrest in the murder of 5-year-old Mariha Smith, MyFoxDetroit.com reported. Darnell Cheatham, the aunt's boyfriend, has been named a person of interest in the little girl's death and was taken into custody Friday.
Officials Confirm Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan, Members of Seal Team 6 Dead
Saturday became the deadliest day for American forces in the war in Afghanistan after insurgent shot down a Chinook transport helicopter, killing 30 Americans. Some of the Navy Seal commandos from Seal Team 6, the unit that took down Osama bin Laden, were among those killed.
Arctic Sea Ice Melting: Rapid Changes Will Bring Good With Bad, Climate Scientist Says
The Arctic will be practically ice-free during the summer within three decades, according to the top U.S. ice observer. But, he is quick to add, with climate change, some good comes with the bad.
Hiker Attacked by Grizzle Bear, Keeps on Walking for Help
A man hiking by himself in in Montana's Glacier National Park kept hiking the trail until he found help after he had been attacked by a grizzly bear, the National Park Service said.
25 NAVY Seals Killed in Overnight Ambush, Worst Taliban Attack in 10 years
A Chinook helicopter was attacked in Afghanistan in the Sayd Abad district of the Wardak province killing 31 US forces, 25 of them being Navy Elite SEALs. The SEALs were part of Team Six, the unit that infiltrated and killed Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan several months ago.
Casey Anthony Look-alike Concetta Graves: As Hot as Caylee's Mom or Hotter? (PHOTOS)
Look-alike of celebrities like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson receive a lot of attention and they love it but L. Concetta Graves, who looks very similar to Casey Anthony, hates the attention she is getting right now.
Nine-year Old Hit-and-run Victim Ryan White Battling For Life
Ryan White, a 9-year-old tourist from Yardley, Philadelphia, who became the victim of a hit-and-run incident in downtown San Francisco after watching a baseball game, was battling for his life on Friday night at San Francisco General Hospital.
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Journey to Jupiter: Juno Lifts Off with LEGO Figurines to Unveil Giant's Mystery
After settling at Jupiter's orbit, Juno will study the planet for one year to learn how and when it existed. The study will help to understand the planet formation processes as well as the evolution of the solar system, researchers said.
Federal Jury Convicts 5 Officers in Post-Katrina Shooting
New Orleans federal jury in a verdict convicted five current and former police officers on Friday of federal civil rights charges related to deadly shootings for post Hurricane Katrina.
Mysterious Orange Goo on Shore Unnerves Alaska Villagers
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All Eyes on Casey Anthony Look-alike
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For more than a century, mysterious crop circles have baffled scientists and farmers with its complex patterns and sophisticated shapes.
Water on Mars At a Glance [Photos]
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Peer feedback cuts doctors' over-use of tests
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Inappropriate use of blood cell booster widespread
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Kosovo Serbs Barricade Roads (Pictures)
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Skeletal Remains of 1946 Murder Victim Identified
The skeletal remains of a woman, who was murdered and dumped in the California desert in 1946, have been identified through DNA evidence.
U.S. Airways Flight Evacuated in Philadelphia After Alleged Threat
A U.S. Airways Boeing 757 which had arrived from Glasgow, Scotland, was evacuated on Friday at Philadelphia International Airport because of a threatening note.
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