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Tiger Woods Scores Key Point to Take Presidents Cup

DUBLIN, Ohio- Golfer Zach Johnson was doing rather well in the President’s cup, having secured the 17th point and retention, with six remaining matches to play on Sunday. However, despite his best efforts, things still looked pretty bleak for the Americans.

Tropical Storm Karen Officially No Longer A Threat To Gulf Coast States

The National Weather Service had some good news to bring. Tropical storm Karen, who brought on several states of emergency, and even a recall of some furloughed workers is no longer a threat.

Pope Francis Confesses He “Was Invaded By Anxiety” When He First Became Pope

Pope Francis has recently said that he is hopeful for a missionary church with a modern spirit. This kind of church will give the poor, the young and the elderly hope. The Pope expressed these thoughts w

HTC One Max Will Likely Come With Fingerprint Scanning Technology Similar To Apple's iPhone 5s Touch ID Scanner

After Apple's quite successful launching of its iPhone 5s that comes with Biometric security through its Touch ID scanner, it seems that HTC will be following its footsteps as its upcoming HTC One Max has been leaked to have a fingerprint scanning technology of its own.

Pinocchio Lizard Found In Ecuador! Lizard With Long Nose Rediscovered In Ecuador After Supposed Extinction 50 Years Ago

The Pinocchio Lizard has been rediscovered in Ecuador my a team of researchers.

9 Year Old Boy Sneaks Onto Plane: Boy Evades AIrport Security, Sneaks Into Las Vegas Flight

A 9-year-old boy from Minneapolis sneaks into a plane bound for Las Vegas.

Dozens More Are Killed In Latest Egypt Street Violence

About 51 people were killed in the latest round of street clashes that erupted all over Egypt on Sunday. The latest violence surge have left many questioning if the new interim government really has the capability to bring peace and stability to the country.

Miley Cyrus Guests On Saturday Night Live And No Twerking Was Seen

The news that said that Miley Cyrus was going to be appearing on Saturday Night Live excited a lot of people, especially since majority thought that they would some at least some twerking on the show. The short version of the truth is that no twerking occurred in last weekend's episode, much to the disappointment of many fans.

Chemical Arm Removal For Syria Begins Today

Some disarmament experts from different international chemical weapons watchdogs have started on the task of destroying Syria's chemical arsenal. This was the statement given by a monitoring official.

Halle Berry Gives Birth to Baby Boy

Halle Berry and partner Oliver Martinez welcomed a baby boy into the world on Saturday. This is the second child for Oscar-winning actress, who married French actor Martinez last July. The baby is the first for the pair.

Lara Logan Reveals Mystery Woman Helping Her While She Was Being Raped At Cairo's Tahrir Square [VIDEO & REPORT]

Lara Logan, CBS foreign correspondent, has revealed that a mystery dressed in black religious robes helped her from the mob of men who had raped her at the Tahrir Square in Cairo.

Cressida Bonas, Prince Harry Are Hearing Wedding Bells: Friends Reveal; ‘Cressie Is Going To Marry Harry!’

Cressida Bonas and Prince Harry are definitely hearing the wedding bells and are expecting to tie the not following the younger prince of Wales' 30th birthday, their friends revealed, New York Daily News reported Sunday.

Singing Mice: Study Reveals Mouse Species That Can Sing; Mouse Sings For Love, And For Territory

A study shows that some wild mice in Central Anerica are capable of singing.

US House Has Voted To Give Pay Back to Federal Workers

WASHINGTON- The House finally voted to give pay back to federal workers who have been furloughed once the partial government shutdown official ends. The decision was reached on Saturday, and is considered the newest development of the issue. There has been a series of spending measures that have been created to cope with the closure and minimize its effects.

Egyptian Mohammed Morsi’s Supporters Killed In Attacks

A number of supporters of Egypt's recently ousted president Mohammed Morsi were killed in protests last Friday. The victims of the attack were killed after other pro-Morsi protestors allegedly stabbed a spokesperson of the anti-Morsi camp. The violence between the different supporters makes the hope of reconciliation between the factions very dim.

New Movie Gravity Show Very Promising Numbers in Box Office

"Gravity", Alfonso Cuaron's sci-fi drama, shown in 3D showed very good numbers when it was released last Friday. It made about $ 17.5 million in ticket sales on that day alone, based on early estimates.

Cops May Have Watched Biker Beat Down As It Was Happening

An off-duty and undercover NYPD policeman may have been among the group of bikers who initially harassed and attacked a family inside a Range Rover up on the West Side Highway. The cop apparently stood by and watched as the driver of the car was pulled out and beaten up. This is what sources told The Post.

Alex Rodriguez Sues Major League Baseball

The hearing that went on due to Alex Rodriguez' 211 game suspension is not the last time that the player and the league will meet in court. It is, in fact, only the first. The player fired back at the league last Thursday and filed a lawsuit in the New York State Supreme Court. His case alleges that the league and Bud Selig, the commissioner had a united goal in mind and that was to "to improperly marshal evidence that they hope to use to destroy the reputation and career of Alex Rodriguez." The suit also wants punitive and compensatory damages to be determined at trial.

Al Qaeda Leader in Libya Captured By US Forces

Raids were launched by US Forces in both Libya and Somalis Saturday, following the deadly mall attack in Libya that left a number dead and dozens terrified. The raids proved to be somewhat successful, as US forces managed to capture a key Al Qaeda figure who is also wanted for the 1998 bombings in both Tanzania and Kenya U.S. embassies.

Hospital Forced to Evacuate Due to Brush Fire at Camp Pendleton

A reported brush fire at Camp Pendleton has destroyed about 250 acres. The fire has forced nearby residents of a housing area and patients in a base hospital to evacuate.

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