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Hackers perpetrated another death hoax on Twitter.

Hedge funds are struggling with the Greek debt crisis in 2011, according to industries sources who spoke to NYTimes.

Google+ is the talk of the day in the tech world. Talks which include predictions that it'll kill Facebook or Twitter.

Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon, which opened on Wednesday, already grossed more than the cost to make the movie. However, the Michael Bay movie and other big names got their boost abroad instead of domestically.

The West Nile virus is back in the US in 2011.

Lacking hard evidence, the Casey Anthony trial comes down to the credibility of all the parties involved and to who's lying and who isn't.

Yes, nicotine addiction is partly physical. But the mental aspect of quitting cannot be stressed enough.

The government of Minnesota has shut down for the July 4 weekend as Democratic Governor Mark Dayton and Republican lawmakers couldn't come to an agreement on Friday despite weeks of talks.

Some have touted Google+ as the Facebook killer. Others think it'll kill Twitter. An even crazier notion is that it'll kill emails.

GOP Presidential candidates aren't fundraising well, which reflects the much noted lack of enthusiasm among Republican primary voters heading into 2012.

has dropped 1 lawsuit against Apple, but it's more of an operational shift rather than a change of heart.

Herman Cain, a successful business executive running for the President, raised $2.5 million towards that cause in second quarter 2011.

Bloomberg reported that Samsung dropped its US lawsuit against Apple for patent infringement. However, for the US lawsuit Apple filed against Samsung, Samsung will continue to defend its counter claim that Apple violated Samsung patents.

Herman Cain shot into the national spotlight by winning the first GOP presidential debate. He continued to generate excitement with his Tea Party rhetoric and commitment to conservative social issues.

Muammar Gaddafi threatened Europe on Friday. He said his Libyan supporters can take the battle to Europe, to target your homes, offices, families, which would become legitimate military targets, like you have targeted our homes.

Herman Cain has no political experience. However, he said it's an asset because Washington needs some new blood. That's a valid point and one that will resonate with the voters.

Google+ might turn out to be a great product like Google Chrome and Gmail. Or, it could flop like Google Wave and Google Answers. But either way, Google will eventually succeed in the social networking space.

People want Google+ invites badly. So when people receive an invite for Google+, even if it's from someone they don't know, some just can't resist.

Muammar Gaddafi uttered some disturbing words to a crowd of supporters in Tripoli on Friday.

Google+ promises to bring the social to all things Google. I, for one, will use it with caution.

The Zynga IPO may be yet another way to buy Facebook and the future that is social networking.

The Minnesota government shutdown partly revolved around the issue of making millionaires pay more taxes.

Rapamycin, an immunosuppressant drug, could treat Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome (progeria), according to a recent study published in Science Translational Medicine.

Mark Halperin, a political analyst for MSNBC, has been suspended for his comments on Morning Joe. Halperin said I thought he was kind of a d*ck yesterday, referring to Barack Obama and his press conference on Wednesday.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn could walk from charges that he raped a hotel maid. NYTimes reports that US prosecutors are meeting with Strauss-Kahn's lawyers to discuss the possibility of dropping the felony charges against the former IMF director.

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said it will be unthinkably damaging to the economy, much more damaging than even what we faced in the dark period of '08 and '09, if Congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by August 2011.

Greece is trading austerity measures for bailout loans from Europe. Loans, however, aren't worth the price of bondage.

My name is Chris Hansen. I'm with Dateline NBC. Why don't you have a seat right there.

A new California law requires Internet retailers like Amazon to collect sales tax on sales of products to California residents.