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Seven states said they would join the U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust suit to bar the $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile USA by AT&T.
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Kweku Adoboli has been charged with fraud and false accounting by London police in connection with unauthorized trades at UBS that caused the bank a $2 billion loss. Adoboli has also reportedly admitted to the bank he caused the losses. His father, a retired United Nations employee living in Ghana, said his son made a mistake.
Supreme Court Halts Duane Buck's Execution, Race Claims Made
Buck, a 48-year-old black man, was convicted of a double murder in Texas 16 years ago. The court made the decision to spare him from lethal injection and agreed to look into his lawyers' claims that race played a role in his sentencing.
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The jury has reached a verdict in a courtroom battle between Trust Company of the West and former investment chief Jeffrey Gundlach, concluding a six-week trial that has transfixed the financial industry.
Police: Tennessee Woman Smothered Twin Boys After Giving Birth
Lindsey Lowe, 25, charged with first-degree murder.
U.S. Supreme Court Halts Duane Buck's Texas Execution
Texas inmate Duane Buck was granted a stay of execution by the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday only hours before he was scheduled to die, after his attorneys contended his sentence was unfair because of a question asked about race during his trial.
Wal-Mart Initiates Multi-Billion Dollar Program to Help Women Only Months After Winning Sex Discrimination Lawsuit
Wal-Mart announced it plans on sourcing $20 billion in products from female-owned businesses in the U.S. over the next five years, while also enacting a number of programs aimed at helping women across the globe.
MAYWEATHER vs ORTIZ: Prediction and Preview for Saturday's Bout (September 17, 2011)
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Cherokee Nation Expels Slave Descendants, U.S. Government Threatens to Revoke Funding
The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs warned the Cherokee Nation that the U.S. government will not recognize the tribe's new principal chief if it does not reverse its decision to revoke tribal citizenship from the descendants of African American slaves.
Three St. John's Basketball Players Ruled Ineligible
Three of St. John's top incoming basketball recruits have been ruled academically ineligible, the school reported on Thursday.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Is He Still a Great Boxer? (Mayweather - Ortiz; Sept. 17)
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Australia Offers Third Gender Option ‘X’ for Passports
The government of Australia announced on Thursday that it will now offer three gender options for passports, M, F, and X.
Steve Wynn loses court fight with Joe Francis
Not since Frank Sinatra was featured in a commercial sending the casino owner off to fetch him some towels has Las Vegas hotelier Steve Wynn suffered such a public embarrassment.
Dodgers owner to keep paying $225,000 a month to ex-wife
Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt will continue paying his ex-wife $225,000 a month in spousal support, at least until the couple's divorce trial in November, under an agreement reached on Wednesday.
Rick Perry Urged to Delay Execution Tainted by Racism
Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry has unabashedly stood by executing more people than any governor in history, but lawyers are pleading with Perry not to add to the record by condemning a man whose sentence may have been tainted by racist testimony.
Minsk Metro Bombers Go On Trial in Belarus
Konovalov, considered the mastermind of the bombing that killed 15 people, has been charged with terrorism, while Kovalyov has been charged as an accessory to terrorism. Belarus is the only European country that actives employs the death penalty, and if convicted both men could be killed by firing squad.
Michaele Salahi Not Kidnapped, Reportedly Rocking with Neal Schon
Well, Michaele Salahi is not kidnapped as claimed by her husband Tareq Salahi. A new report says she is shaking legs with her boyfriend who is none other than Neal Schon, the lead guitarist for the band Journey.
Italy Parliament Gives Final Approval to Austerity Plan
The Italian parliament gave final approval on Wednesday to a much-altered austerity plan aimed at stemming a debt crisis engulfing the euro zone's third largest economy.
More U.S. Doctors Facing Charges Over Drug Abuse
Michael Jackson's doctor, accused of killing the pop star with a powerful anesthetic, has joined a small but growing number of U.S. physicians facing criminal charges over their handling of prescription drugs.
It's a Bird, it's a Plane, it's... Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was forced to slide down the emergency chute out of United Airlines Flight 586 at Washington Dulles International Airport on Wednesday.
New York TV Meteorologist Pleads Guilty to False Report
After sparking an extensive investigation, a former New York TV meteorologist admitted Wednesday that she invented claims of being assaulted by a stranger in Central Park.
Heidi Jones, TV Weather Girl, Admits to Lying about Assaults
Heidi Jones, a TV meteorologist for several New York and Texas stations who also worked on ABC's Good Morning America, has admitted that police reports she filed last year about being repeatedly attacked in New York City by a man were lies.
New S.Africa wrestles with its old struggle songs
One of the most powerful weapons in a South African politician's arsenal may be silenced after a court ruled this week that songs once used to rally support against apartheid could be considered hate speech in the country's new democracy.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Evacuated From Flight at Dulles
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was forced to slide down an emergency chute to evacuate a flight at Washington's Dulles International Airport due to a fire. She was evacuated safely, officials said.
US shows flag in Tripoli, pledges support
The United States gave Libya's new rulers a very visible show of support on Wednesday when a senior envoy visited the capital and praised their efforts to assert control of armed groups three weeks after Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown.
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