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By all odds...

North Korea's fire power and military might foil South's attempts to tame the communist regime, by all odds.

Aston Villa vs. Arsenal: Live

There are many occasions in soccer/football when a former star comes back to play against his old club. It will be one such occasion for Robert Pires and Arsenal when the gunners visit Villa Park to face Aston Villa on Saturday's early kick-off, in the English Premier League.

Saudi forces arrest 149 Al-Qaeda suspects

Saudi security forces have detained 149 people Al-Qaeda suspects over the past eight months, the Kingdom's interior ministry said on Friday. According to authorities, the detainees were from 19 different cells plotting to carry out attacks on oil installations, government and military infrastructure.

Anti-gay app in Apple's App Store fuels passions

Apple's track record regarding its controversial App Store selection criteria just got muddier, after it approved an app called Manhattan Declaration, which is a call of Christian conscience against gay-marriage.

South Korea nabs 22 for spreading war rumors, amateur video shows North's attack

South Korean police have booked 22 people on charges of spreading rumors over the cyber space, some of them reportedly claiming that the 'South first attacked North'. The country's National Security Law prohibits praising or sympathizing with the communist North. Meanwhile, an amateur footage claiming to be that of the North's attack on Yeonpyeong Island is doing rounds on the video streaming sites like YouTube.

U.S. House will decide Rangel's fate next week

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.), who has been found guilty of ethics violations, could become the congressman to be censured since 1983 if the full House of Representatives approves the punishment recommended by the congressional ethics committee.

Opinion: TSA Has A Credibility Gap

The Transportation Security Administration has a credibility problem. And until they fix it, I can no longer accept their assertion that any security procedure-no matter how intrusive -- is necessary.

South Korea picks new defense minister

Seoul on Friday named Kim Kwan-jin, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), as the new defense minister for South Korea. The 61-year-old former Army general replaced Kim Tae-young after the latter resigned in the wake of Tuesday' North Korea attack that killed two South Korean soldiers and two civilians.

Nadal braces for Berdych, Federer, Murray through

World No. 1 Rafael Nadal refuses to take anything for granted and will look to win against Berdych despite a dramatic twist in events required to see the Spaniard eliminated. On Thursday, Federer and Murray booked their places in the semis with wins over Soderling and Ferrer respectively.

What app developers want?

Microsoft announced its gains in mindshare with 15,000 developers building apps for its recently launched Windows Phone 7.

Zuma heads to Harare to save Zimbabwe coalition from collapse

South African president Jacob Zuma set off to Harare on Friday expecting to even out the disputes of Zimbabwe's power-sharing government which is almost on the verge of collapse. The Zimbabwe standoff worsened as Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai filed a lawsuit against ruling president Robert Mugabe accusing him of violating the global political agreement (GPA) signed between them.

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