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Panetta Urges India To Take Bigger Role In Afghanistan Security

Up until now, India?s military role in Afghanistan has been minimal.

Samsung Galaxy S3 T-Mobile, Sprint Release Date Revealed, Preorders to Follow

Following Samsung's announcement that the Galaxy S3 is on its way to the U.S., T-Mobile and Sprint have revealed that the phone will be released on June 21.

From Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton To Queen Elizabeth: Four Days of Fashion at Diamond Jubilee [PHOTOS]

While the Diamond Jubilee in London was meant to celebrate the 60-year reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the celebration itself was an ode to fashion, with all the royals including Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall and the Queen herself donning their finest threads for the occasion. It's not uncommon for the royals to be gussied up, but here's a recap of their outfits from the Diamond Jubilee in photos.

Diamond Jubilee Concert Highlights: Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Fireworks & More [VIDEO, PHOTOS]

A star-studded stage in front of Buckingham Palace, surrounded by a 10,000-strong audience stretching down the grand mall, framed by a grand display of fireworks, made the Diamond Jubilee Concert a night to remember.

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Shawn Johnson Retires From Gymnastics, Photos From The Olympic Gymnasts Incredible Career

Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson has announced her retirement from the sport of gymnastics. Despite the 2012 London Olympics quickly approaching, the Olympic medalist has recently revealed that she will forgo the competition.

Diamond Jubilee Concert 2012 Lineup and Live Stream at Buckingham Palace

Diamond Jubilee celebrations continue in London over bank holiday Monday with a star-studded line up for the highly anticipated concert at Buckingham Palace.

Shawn Johnson at the 2008 Beijing Olympics

London Olympics 2012: Shawn Johnson Retires From Gymnastics

Shawn Johnson retired from gymnastics after winning four medals at the 2008 Olympic Games.

Oil Drops Below $82 After Weak US, China Data

Crude oil prices declined for the fifth day Monday as sentiment was dampened after reports indicated a slowdown in China's nonmanufacturing activity and U.S. employment.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Opening Monday

Futures on major U.S. indices point to a lower opening Monday ahead of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce's Report on Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories and Orders, and increasing concerns over the euro zone crisis.

Queen?s Diamond Jubilee: Flotilla Transforms River Thames Into A Spectacle Of Colors [PHOTOS]

A1,000-boat flotilla sailed down the River Thames in London on Sunday as part of the celebration of Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee.

Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations:1000-Boat Flotilla To Sail Down River Thames

A flotilla of 1,000 boats will sail down the London's River Thames on Sunday as part of the nationwide celebrations to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth's 60 years on the throne

The Homer Ferrington gas drilling rig is seen during President Demetris Christofias' visit to the east Mediterranean island of Nicosia

As Israel And Cyprus Ally Over Energy, The Rest Of The Region Feels The Aftershock

The recent discoveries of gas in the eastern Mediterranean creates a whole new energy paradigm for two nations -- Cyprus and Israel -- which formerly were believed to possess no natural resources at all. Their subsequent alliance has further upset the geopolitical balance in the Near East.

Big Ben's Renaming In Honor Of Queen Elizabeth For Her Diamond Jubilee Is Supported By British Government

As Queen Elizabeth reaches her diamond jubilee -- marking 60 years as head of the British monarchy -- the British government is hoping to honor her and her accomplishments by naming a key landmark after her. Several Members of Parliament have begun a campaign to rename the tower that houses Big Ben in honor of Queen.

Robot Therapy Helps Paralysed Rats to Walk Again

Scientists from Swiss Federal Institute of Technology have brought back full movement of the rats paralyzed by spinal cord injuries with the help of robot therapy that might sooner or later be used in people with similar injuries

CFTC Probing JPMorgan Emails: WSJ

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued subpoenas to JPMorgan Chase & Co. to determine whether fraud was committed in connection with the bank's multibillion-dollar proprietary-trading fiasco, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

French Police On Manhunt For Luka Rocco Magnotta, Canadian Porn Star Who Dismembered Murder Victim Lin Jun On Video

French police are still searching for Luka Rocco Magnotta, the porn star who recorded the murder and dismembering of his boyfriend Lin Jun on video and sent the victim?s body parts to the Canadian Conservative Party Tuesday, extending the manhunt to France where he reportedly fled after the incident.

International Aid Money Disappeared, Diverted Or Squandered In Somalia: Report

A new report from the World Bank reveals a pattern of aid mismanagement in Somalia. In 2009 and 2010, approximately $130 million in funds delivered to the transitional government seem to have disappeared into thin air.

Who Was Martin Short's Wife, Nancy Dolman, Subject Of Kathie Lee Gifford Gaffe? [VIDEO]

Martin Short's wife, Nancy Dolman, died of ovarian cancer in August 2010. In an uncomfortable moment on the Today show yesterday, host Kathie Lee Gifford asked Short how his marriage was going with Nancy, unaware that she passed away nearly two years ago.

Sonia Gil Takes Viewers Back To The Heart Of What Traveling Is All About With 'Sonia's Travels'

While the world of food and travel has become somewhat of a visual phenomenon, Sonia Gil is showing viewers that world from a different perspective.

Local activists attend a demonstration to mark the 25th anniversary of the Bhopal gas disaster in Bhopal

Indian Activists Urge London Olympics Boycott, Demand Bhopal Tragedy Reparations

Indian activists are encouraging a boycott of the London summer Olympics to draw attention to a 1984 tragedy that killed thousands and injured many more in the town of Bhopal.

Andy Coulson, Former News Of The World Editor, Detained On Perjury Charges

In the most recent development of the scandal that has rocked Rupert Murdoch's disgraced News of the World tabloid, former editor Andy Coulson has been detained on perjury charges over court testimony about phone hacking. Coulson, 44, has been taken into custody by Scottish police as a part of an investigation into phone hacking and perjury at the trial of politician Tommy Sheridan.

Euro Zone Economic Confidence Slumps To Near 3-Year Low

Economic stagnation and continuing debt crisis in the single currency bloc drove the region's business sentiment to 90.6 in May from April's revised 92.9, the European Commission said Wednesday. That was the second big fall in a row and left the index at its lowest level since the back end of the global recession in October 2009.

UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan departs for meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus

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