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Phillies' Howard gestures to a photographer after the team clinched the Eastern Division title in their National League MLB baseball game in Philadelphia

Rivera Ties Save Record, Phils Win NL East

New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera equaled the Major League Baseball (MLB) saves record on Saturday when he clinched a 7-6 win for the Bronx Bombers over the Toronto Blue Jays.

iPhone 5 Release Nearing: Top 6 Expected Features That it Will Not Have

Apple is a couple of steps away from announcing the arrival of the most anticipated iPhone 5 to the U.S smartphone market after a long cacophony of rumors about its release date and expected specifications.

Barack Obama to Propose New Tax Rate for Millionaires

President Barack Obama will propose a new minimum tax rate for U.S. taxpayers who make more than $1 million to help lower the nation's $1.5 trillion long-term debt, according to media reports. This plan will be adopted from a suggestion made by billionaire investor Warren Buffett.

Apple Site Claims Apple iPhone 5, iPhone 4S Announcement Mere ‘Weeks Away’

Possibility of a White iPhone 5 Seems Likely as Release Nears, Why?

While Apple's next generation iPhone aka iPhone 5 is not yet officially announced, growing rumors are indicating a mid-October release. Along with the rumors, various questions are also surfacing around the most highly anticipated smartphone from Apple. One of these questions is about whether the iPhone 5 will also come in white.

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Syracuse, Pittsburgh to Flee Big East for ACC -- NCAA Conference Shake-Up Underway

Welcome to the end of the NCAA as you have known it before. The big shuffle is underway. First, Texas A&M said it was bolting from the shaky Big 12 for the Southeastern Conference -- starting the process of conference moves and consolidation. Now, Syracuse and Pittsburgh have started the formal process of leaving the Big East to join the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Eleanor Mondale Dies of Brain Cancer at 51: Daughter of Former VP Walter Mondale

Eleanor Mondale, the daughter of former vice president Walter Mondale, died of brain cancer on Saturday at age 51. Hers was one of two prominent deaths: Kara Kennedy, the daughter of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy and the niece of former President John F. Kennedy, died of lung cancer, also at 51.

'Occupy Wall Street': Protestors Descend on Lower Manhattan

Protestors involved with the Occupy Wall Street demonstration have started their pilgrimage toward Wall Street, where they have started to set up camp for an indeterminable amount of time in order to curb the influence of big business over Washington lawmakers.

Toyota: 2012 Prius Plug-in Hybrid to Get 87 MPG in Electric Mode

Toyota: 2012 Prius Plug-in Hybrid to Get 87 MPG in Electric Mode.

File photo of Kara Kennedy Allen, daughter of U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, speaking during her father's funeral service in Boston

Kara Kennedy Dead at 51

Kara Kennedy, the daughter of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, died suddenly Friday evening at a Washington-area health club, NBC News reported. The cause was a heart attack, according to the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate in Boston, which announced the death.

Mayor Bloomberg's Warnings of Street Rioting Sound Alarmist

The fact of the matter is that violent crime in the United States has been falling across the board for at least the past five or six years.

Bloomberg Riots: Mayor Mike Says High Unemployment Rate Could Trigger Riots in U.S.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg cautioned Friday that social unrest in the United States could ensue if action is not taken by policy makers to create jobs and lower the U.S.'s high 9.1 percent unemployment rate.

'Occupy Wall Street' to Turn Manhattan into 'Tahrir Square'

Occupy Wall Street is readying its protesters to camp in on Wall Street starting Saturday, for as long as their passion lasts.

Residents use styrofoam and an inner tube to float down a flooded street in Karachi

Torrential Rains, Massive Flooding Drown Pakistan’s Sindh Province

According to reports, about 6-million people have been impacted by the floods, amidst fears that some regions may be waterlogged for months.

Vitamin D Not Tied to Fibrillation

Despite some research linking low vitamin D levels to heart disease, a new study suggests that lacking D does not increase one's risk of an irregular heartbeat known as atrial fibrillation.

A nurse feeds a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit at the Virtua Health facility in Vorhees, New Jersey

Ob-Gyn Guidelines Often Based on Opinion, Weak Data

Solid evidence is often missing from the practice guidelines used by obstetrician-gynecologists across the U.S., a new study shows.

Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander celebrates in the visitor clubhouse after the Detroit Tigers clinched the American League Central Division after defeating the Oakland Athletics in Oakland

Tigers Clinch Division with Win over A's

The Detroit Tigers clinched the American League Central on Friday with a 3-1 win over the Oakland Athletics, capturing their first division title since 1987.

'Occupy Wall Street' Expects Thousands of Protesters

Wall Street, starting today, will look different for a while, as long as Occupy Wall Street protesters can keep up with their passion to unite for one demand.

Staten Island Couple Charged in $2.5M Preschool Scam

Federal prosecutors on Friday charged a Staten Island couple who bled more than more than $2.5 million in government funds from a food program meant for financing nutritious meals for preschoolers.

Fossil Discovery: Dinosaurs had Colored Feathers

Scientists have discovered colorful feathers which belonged to the late Cretaceous period dinosaurs

Gay WWII Veteran Turns 'Honorable' From 'Undesirable' After the Repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

Melvin Dwork lived with the a military discharge of undesirable for nearly 70 years for being a homosexual, before the Pentagon took a step - for the first time since the repeal of don't ask, don't tell - to award him an honorable discharge.

Jennifer Aniston and Chaz Bono Are High School Friends (Photo)

What has emerged recently is a picture of actress Jennifer Aniston with transgender Chaz Bono when they were teenagers.

Fossilized Colored Feathers of Dinosaur Found

Canadian researcher Ryan McKellar discovered samples of colorful feathers that possibly belonged to an unknown dinosaur species of the late Cretaceous period.

A couple relaxes on a small beach during a hot summer day at a park in the Brooklyn borough of New York

International Coastal Cleanup Day: New York City, Long Island, Upstate New York Locations

New York City, Long Island, and Upstate New York locations for International Coastal Cleanup day.

Housewives star says New York cast to be slashed

Has Bravo axed half the housewives in its New York franchise? Real Housewives of New York City star Sonja Morgan says the rumors are true, but Bravo says not so fast.

Canada's Finance Minister Flaherty speaks to journalists on Parliament Hill in Ottawa

Canada steps up fight against U.S. tax evasion law

Canada took its fight against a U.S. tax evasion law to American newspapers on Friday, sending a letter that says the new regulation is wasteful and raises privacy concerns.

Officers from Indonesia's Agriculture Quarantine Agency prepare to euthanise a rabid dog in Banyuwangi, East Java province of Indonesia

Mother Questions: Why Did Her Soldier-Son Died From Rabies?

Now many rare diseases can be treated. Rabies, for example, are very treatable. But this month, a soldier died from this disease, becoming the only one this year in the United States who died from thea treatable disease.

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