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Members of Philippine Army inspect one of eight Chinese fishing boats spotted in Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea.

China Praises Phillipines For Pulling Out Of South China Sea

China also towed some of its fishing vessels out of the area as the storm approached but reportedly left surveillance vessels behind.

Chris Brown-Drake Bar Fight: 7 New Developments In Alleged Brawl Over Rihanna

Chris Brown and Drake got into a violent brawl in a New York City nightclub on Thursday night that left multiple people injured and authorities still unclear of the timeline of events. The woman at the center of the storm is allegedly none other than R&B superstar Rihanna, who has been romantically linked to both men.

Chris Brown, Drake Fight At NYC Club; Does Rihanna Love The Drama? [VIDEO]

Chris Brown and Drake got into a violent brawl in a New York City nightclub on Thursday. The woman at the center of the storm is none other than R&B superstar Rihanna, who has been romantically linked to both men.

U.S. President Barack Obama receives tour of a manufacturing facility in North Carolina

Weakening Demand In Europe And China Takes Toll On US Manufacturing Jobs

There are fresh signs the U.S. economy may be caught in a storm fed by a floundering Europe and a slackening China. Weakening demand in both regions appears to be taking a toll on U.S. manufacturing, already the locus of a contracting workforce.

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Tunisia Declares Curfew After Spate Of 'Islamist' Attacks

The Tunisian government declared an overnight curfew in various parts of the country, including the capital, following several attacks that have been attributed to an Islamist sect.

Crude Oil Futures Decline As Spain Optimism Fades

Crude oil futures declined on Tuesday amid concerns that Spain's banking bailout may not be enough to rescue the country from the financial crisis.

Nikkei Falls Amid Revival Of Euro Zone Concerns

Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average fell Tuesday as the early investor excitement on the bailout for Spanish banks subsided to revive concerns about the debt crisis looming over the euro zone.

Too Little, Too Late - Why Spain's ?100B Bailout Just Won't Do It

EU officials have been keen to trumpet the latest euro zone Band-Aid as a triumph for collective action and an answer to critics who accused the group of acting too slowly and with not enough money in the past.

Sarah Outen Rescued, Japanese Coast Guard Saves British Adventurer Amid Tropical Storm

Sarah Outen, a British adventurer on a round-the-world bicycle, kayak and rowing race, has been rescued after being stranded in the Pacific Ocean. Outen was rescued by the Japanese Coast Guard in rough seas on the afternoon of Friday, June 8.

Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley will fight on Saturday, June 9.

Who is Timothy Bradley? 10 Facts about Manny Pacquiao?s June 9 Opponent

Here are some things you might not know about Timothy Bradley.

Brazilian Navy sailors pick a piece of debris from Air France flight AF447 out of the Atlantic Ocean

Air France Captain Marc Dubois Possibly Involved In Sex Scandal Linked to Fatal Flight 447

Three years after the fatal Air France 447 crash, a suggestion of a sex scandal involving the captain and an off-duty flight attendant emerges. Two independent sources told ABC news that Captain Marc Dubois was travelling socially with an off-duty flight attendant, who was thought to have been a love interest.

Flood waters from the Passaic River fill the streets covering automobiles including a Chevrolet SUV days after Hurricane Irene in Paterson, New Jersey

New York Beats Virginia Beach, Miami and New Orleans As Area At Highest Property Risk From Hurricanes

NYC's metropolitan area is at risk for billions in hurricane-driven storm surge damage.

Hurricane Season Travel Tips: When To Vacation & How To Prepare

What will the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season be like? When are hurricanes most likely to hit the Southeast? The Caribbean? Can I get a refund if my vacation is a washout?

NYC Properties At High Risk of Hurricane Losses

When people think of hurricane damage they usually think of Miami or New Orleans, but a new report suggests the greatest financial risk of all may be much farther north: the greater New York City area.

Mosquito Vs. Raindrop: How The Tiny Pests Survive Head-On Collisions

Thanks to their small size and strong exoskeleton, mosquitoes are able to shake off impacts from raindrops that would obliterate a human if they were struck by a similarly sized force.

D-Day Anniversary: Visiting The Normandy Beaches Today

Sixty-eight years after the D-Day invasion, the beaches of Normandy are now pilgrimage sites -- a treasure trove of history amidst a prosaic land.

Mars Mission Reality Show: Pipe Dream Or Scam?

Dutch company Mars One has been making the rounds with its dreams of putting on a reality TV show to select astronauts for a one-way journey to the Red Planet. But the company is vague on how people will be transported to and live on Mars.

Spain's PM: Fiscal Union + Monetary Union = New Euro Zone

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy proposed on Saturday that the 17 countries in the euro zone create a common fiscal authority, with each surrendering a significant amount of its national sovereignty to send a signal to financial markets about the certainty of their single-currency experiment.

Charlize Theron Takes On 'Snow White And The Huntsman' And 'Prometheus': 5 Things You Might Not Know About The Actress

Charlize Theron is an actress, model, activist, and mother. Since her breakout role in the 1997 drama The Devil's Advocate Theron has taken Hollywood by storm. The face of Dior has appeared in a number of notable films, such as The Cider House Rules and The Italian Job.

Tomato Genome Project Bears Fruit After Nearly A Decade

Scientists have finished sequencing the genomes of the domestic tomato and one of its wild relatives, paving the way for more precise breeding in tomatoes and other plants.

US Treasury Securities held by the FED: All Maturities (TREAST)

Calm Before the Storm

Economic data and news flows are light this morning as market participants take stock of the significant moves across asset classes in the past wee

Subtropical Storm Beryl Landfall Uncertain But Promises Wet, Windy Memorial Day

Subtropical Storm Beryl brought coastal winds and looming showers Sunday morning to the Atlantic coast between Florida and South Carolina, as the storm promises to bring heavy rains and dangerous surf by Memorial Day.

Tropical Storm Beryl Expected To Crash Memorial Day Weekend, Storm Warning Issued [PHOTO]

A tropical storm warning has been issued for the Southeast coast from north Florida to South Carolina. The cluster of thunderstorms dubbed Tropical Storm Beryl started to gather strength on Saturday, May 26, and is expected to peak during the Memorial Day Weekend.

India And Other Asian Countries Better Placed To Deal With Greece Exit Crisis: Analysts

Even as a possible Greece exit from the euro zone is creating ripples of fear in the global economy, it seems that the Asian countries, especially India, is better placed to face the euro zone breakup storm than other regions.

New York Rangers vs. New Jersey Devils Live Stream: Preview, Prediction and Where to Watch for Wednesday's NHL Playoff Game

The Rangers take on the Devils at 8 p.m. ET.

Mount Everest ?Death Zone? Claims Four In Deadly Weekend

Four climbers were pronounced dead while returning from the summit of Mount Everest over the weekend, Nepali officials said. At least one other remains missing after a windstorm swept through the mountain on Saturday.