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Russia begins pumping gas to Europe again through Ukraine

Russia began sending gas to Europe through Ukrainian pipelines on Tuesday, ending nearly a week-long contract standoff that came in the middle of winter. It will take up to 36 hours for the gas to make its way through the pipelines, however a dispute about gas for the Ukraine has not been settled yet.

Ann Coulter on the View

Ann Coulter appeared on The View today, to discuss her new book Guilty: Liberal 'Victims' and Their Assault on America.

Kimberly-Clark Touts Room with 'The View'

Kimberly-Clark Corporation has teamed up with ABC's The View for year three of the Room-A-Day Giveaway sweepstakes to award 16 lucky winners $25,000 each for a room makeover.

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the world's largest livestock exhibition as well as the world's largest rodeo event.

Madonna adds security following Web threat

Madonna has beefed up her security with two ex-Mossad bodyguards after being targeted by Muslim fanatics seeking revenge for Israel's attacks on Gaza.

Mickey Rourke plastic surgery; what happened to his face?

Actor Mickey Rourke, whose career has been on a downward spiral, has found himself back to acting in movies and he was richly rewarded for playing The Wrestler.

Henderson, Rice Elected to Hall of Fame

Ricky Henderson and Jim Rice elected to the Professional Baseball Hall of Fame will run all the way to Cooperstown.

Missing Pilot, Marcus Schrenker abandoned plane before crash

The missing Pilot who crashed in East Milton Sunday night has been identified but is missing again after checking into a hotel with fake name and run off to the woods.

The World's First Flying Car Prepares for take-off in 2010

The first flying automobile, equally at home in the sky or on the road, is scheduled to take to the air next month.

Toyota unveils 2010 Prius at Detroit Auto Show

Toyota unveiled the 2010 Prius at Detroit Auto Show at 11:30 am EST this morning. It has 1.8 L 4 cylinder gas engine slightly larger and will have net horsepower of 134.

Preview: Motorola's high-fashion AURA cell phone

Motorola's high-fashion AURA, one of the killer cell phones during the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show Last week.

President of Sudan urged to hand himself over

Sudanese president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, has been urged an influential opposition leader to hand himself over to the international criminal court for Darfur war crimes.

Israel apologizes for wounded Egyptians

On Monday Israel's ambassador to Cairo apologized for an Israeli air strike that wounded five Egyptians near the border on Sunday.

Zuma set to return to South African courts

On Monday a decision was taken to uphold the National Prosecuting Authority's appeal against a High Court ruling halting the prosecution of the African National Congress president, Jacob Zuma.

Loretta Lynn working on two albums

Loretta Lynn, a country legend is working on two album projects for release this year in a follow up to her 2004 crossover hit, Van Leader Rose, according to Billboard.

Bush admits mistakes, but no regrets

President Bush held his final White House press conference on Tuesday where he candidly addressed issues from pressing bailout decisions in his final days as president necessary to mistakes he made during his presidency.

Daily Forex Commentary - 13/01/2009

Australian Dollar: After opening the week above 70 cents the Aussie dollar swiftly retreated in early morning trade as investors remained nervous following Friday's U.S employment report.

Performers confirmed for inaugural celebration

The list of performers for President-elect Barack Obama inauguration celebration this Sunday has been released by the Presidential Inaugural Committee at the Lincoln Memorial.

Full list of Golden Globe Winners

The 66th annual Golden Globe proved to be a busy event for Kate Winslet, the first winner of the night as best supporting actress for The Reader and later as the best leading actress in the drama Revolutionary Road.

American Idol shake things up with a new judge

American Idol is entering its eighth season on Tuesday with a new judge, Kara DioGuardi in a bid to keep viewers tuning in.

Wal-Mart foresees challenging first quarter, nearly flat

US retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc had a tough Christmas and will have an extraordinarily challenging first quarter, H. Lee Scott, the CEO of the company said at the annual National Retail Federation confederation.

Report: Bündchen and Brady to Wed

Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady are officially engaged, according to reports.

Gazprom to re-open gas pumps to Europe on Tuesday

Natural gas supplies will resume to Europe on Tuesday following an announcement from Russia's state-run monopoly Gazprom.

Dell Inc. settles lawsuit for misleading customers

Dell Inc. said on Monday it will settle a lawsuit for $3.35 million with 45 states which claimed the computer misled PC buyers with financing terms, warranties and rebates.

Landry's terminates private buyout after SEC requests confidential information

Landry's Restaurants Inc. has canceled its $217.4 million deal to sell the company to Tilman Fertitta, -- the firm's Chairman and CEO -- on Monday due to unusual circumstances, involving two parts: the lenders and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.