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ABC News (RSS) - 1 hr 38 mins agoAuthorities set to release 300 photos that police took in aftermath of Tucson shooting rampage More »Pics From Tucson Shooting to be Released
Authorities set to release 300 photos that police took in aftermath of Tucson shooting rampage More »Pics From Tucson Shooting to be Released
LONDON (AP) — Official figures show that consumer price inflation in Britain eased in April, largely on the back of lower fuel prices and airfares. More »British inflation eases by more than expected
By Conor Humphries DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland said on Tuesday it was not to blame for Apple Inc's low global tax payments after the U.S. Senate said the company paid little or nothing on billions of dollars in profits stashed in Irish subsidiaries. In a 40-page memorandum released ahead of an appearance by Apple CEO Tim Cook before Congress on Tuesday, a Senate subcommittee identified three subsidiaries that have no "tax residency" either in Ireland, where they are incorporated, or in the United States, where those companies are managed. ... More »Ireland says it is not to blame for low Apple tax rate
LONDON, May 21 (Reuters) - England named an unchanged squad for the second test against New Zealand starting on Friday after batsman Ian Bell was declared fit following a bout of tonsillitis. Bell climbed out of his sick bed to take his place at the crease in the first test won in stunning fashion by England on Sunday but had been a doubt for Headingley. Yorkshiremen Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root will get the chance to play at their home ground after solid performances at Lord's, while bowler Tim Bresnan is again included in the 12-man squad having undergone elbow surgery in February. ... More »Cricket-Bell fit as England name unchanged squad for second test
MOORE, Okla. (AP) — I left the office as soon as I saw the tornado warnings on TV. I had photographed about a dozen twisters before in the past decade, and knew that if I didn't get in my car before the funnel cloud hit, it would be too late. More »AP photographer describes destroyed Okla. school
BEIJING (AP) — Gunmen wearing North Korean military uniforms beat up the captain of a seized Chinese fishing boat and stole its fuel during two weeks of captivity, but eventually released the boat and crew Tuesday without the ransom they had demanded, the boat owner said. More »Owner: Chinese boat's captain beaten by NKoreans
Country star Toby Keith says tornado-ravaged Okla. hometown is 'strong and will persevere' More »Toby Keith Says Moore, Okla., Is 'Strong'
Doctors say victim of face-chewing attack in Miami last year making progress, playing guitar More »Face-Chewing Victim Continues Recovery
Harry showed members of his family a garden created to support his Lesotho charity, Sentebale More »Royals Descend on Chelsea Flower Show
Cincinnati federal building is focus of planned tea party protest over IRS targeting case More »Anti-IRS Protest Planned in Ohio
By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar edged up, gold steadied and European shares held near five-year highs on Tuesday as investors look out for U.S. Federal Reserve signals on the future of its stimulus program. Upbeat comments from Chicago policymaker Charles Evans have made Wednesday's release of minutes of the U.S. central bank's last meeting and Fed chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony in Congress the same day the main focus for markets. The usually dovish Evans said on Monday that as long as the recent pickup in the U.S. ... More »Dollar firms as Fed suspense builds, shares off highs
Elementary schools, homes and hospitals were destroyed in the monster twister's wake. More »Watch: Massive Tornado Devastates Oklahoma City Area, Dozens Killed
NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenyan shilling weakened on Tuesday, weighed down by energy sector importers buying dollars on the view that the local currency's gains have bottomed out. At 0728 GMT, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 84.00/20 per dollar, 0.2 percent weaker than Monday's close of 83.85/95. "There is some demand from the energy guys. They feel that the shilling had been at 83.90 for so long and it may have run out of gains," said Julius Kiriinya, a trader at African Banking Corporation. ... More »Kenyan shilling weakens on energy sector dollar orders
Tricia Romano tracks down the members of the real-life Bling Ring, the basis for Sofia Coppola’s film. More »The Real Bling Ring
In the last few years, a growing community of hijab fashion bloggers has changed the idea of what it means to be a modern Muslim woman. By Vanessa Rosales. More »The Rise of Hijab Fashion Bloggers
Mark Krikorian takes up the at National Review. In an editorial National Review published , multiple examples are listed of why conservatives are right to be concerned that this bill will set the stage for future waves of unauthorized immigration: More »Why Should Conservatives Have to Trust Obama on Immigration?
Much of the fourth estate shrugged when the Obama administration attacked Fox News, writes Kirsten Powers. But now it’s coming for them, too. More »First They Came For Fox News
The author of ‘The Kite Runner’ picks his favorite short-story collections. His new book is ‘And the Mountains Echoed.’ More »Khaled Hosseini’s Book Bag
When it comes to presidential scandal, conservatives are utter hypocrites, says Michael Tomasky. More »The Right’s Scandal Hypocrisy
Instead of repenting, Weiner is trying to build a future based on $4 million and change collected from people he fooled, writes Stuart Stevens. More »Weiner Go Home
Sean Macaulay tells you everything you need to know about the legendary gay entertainer. More »A Millennial’s Guide to Liberace
Dylan Ratigan’s Veterans Job Corps kicks off, pushed by a top Marine and more heavyweights. By Jamie Reno. More »Vets + Veggies = Jobs Now
Why making a self-indulgent disco record is the most punk-rock thing the French duo could have done. More »Daft Punk Goes Back to the Future
Part of why the State Department has taken the brunt of the political blame for the Benghazi attack, writes Eli Lake, is that clandestine services by definition have very little public oversight. More »CIA Honors Benghazi Chief ‘Bob’
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