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Top US, China Military Officials Speak After Year-Long Halt To Talks
Top US military officer General Charles "CQ" Brown spoke with China's General Liu Zhenli on Thursday, a spokesperson said, after a more than year-long halt to high-level military talks between the two countries.
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Pics: London Restaurant Offering Same Menu As King Charles III's State Banquet
Monday's gastronomic event is being held at Alleno's London restaurant, Pavyllon, at the Four Seasons hotel on Park Lane.
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Island Nation To Hold Referendum For Republic After Charles Made Its King
Antigua and Barbuda plans to hold a referendum on becoming a republic within the next three years, the Caribbean nation's prime minister told British media Saturday.
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F1: Zak Brown Not Impressed By Racing Point Pairing
Brown believes his team and Ferrari have a stronger driver line-up which could hand the teams the edge over Aston Martin and Renault.
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'Mankad' Controversy: What Don Bradman Thought About The Rule
The original 'Mankad' happened during India's second Test against Australia in Sydney in 1947.
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Inspiration For Peanuts' 'Little Red-Haired Girl' Dies: US Media
The real-life inspiration for the "Little Red-Haired Girl," the Peanuts comic strip character who infatuated Charlie Brown, has died at age 87.
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US Deploys B-52 Bombers Against ISIS
The US Air Force on Saturday deployed Cold War-era B-52 bombers to bolster the fight against the ISIS group in Syria and Iraq, stepping up efforts to defeat the extremists.
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The Weekend Chill: The Division, Creed, and More
A popular stealth series takes us to Paris, a mobile cricket game receives a major update, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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United States Pulls Out B-1 Bombers From ISIS Fight
The US has decided to pull out B-1 bombers, one of the most dependable American weapons, from the battle against ISIS in Syria and Iraq for upgrades. Commander of US Air Forces Central Command Lt Gen Charles Brown Jr said the fleet of B-1 Lancer bombers had been sent back to the United States from their deployment in the Mideast.
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Man Who Gave Name To 'Peanuts'' Linus Dies At Age 90
Linus Maurer, a cartoonist and illustrator whose old friend and colleague Charles M. Schulz borrowed his first name for Charlie Brown's blanket-wielding best friend Linus in his "Peanuts" comic strip and cartoons, has died at age 90.
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Gulf Air Strikes on Islamic State Down Due to Yemen Conflict: US General
Air strikes by Gulf Arab members of the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group in Syria have diminished since they launched an air war against Yemeni rebels in March, a US general said today.
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Michael Jackson Named 2014's Top Earning Dead Celebrity
MJ's estate is said to have made almost three times as much as perennial list topper Presley, who made $55 million over the same 12-month period
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US government shutdown starts; Congress deadlock remains
The US government began a partial shutdown today for the first time in 17 years, potentially putting up to 1 million workers on unpaid leave, closing national parks and stalling medical research projects.
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Top US, China Military Officials Speak After Year-Long Halt To Talks
Top US military officer General Charles "CQ" Brown spoke with China's General Liu Zhenli on Thursday, a spokesperson said, after a more than year-long halt to high-level military talks between the two countries.
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Pics: London Restaurant Offering Same Menu As King Charles III's State Banquet
Monday's gastronomic event is being held at Alleno's London restaurant, Pavyllon, at the Four Seasons hotel on Park Lane.
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Island Nation To Hold Referendum For Republic After Charles Made Its King
Antigua and Barbuda plans to hold a referendum on becoming a republic within the next three years, the Caribbean nation's prime minister told British media Saturday.
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F1: Zak Brown Not Impressed By Racing Point Pairing
Brown believes his team and Ferrari have a stronger driver line-up which could hand the teams the edge over Aston Martin and Renault.
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'Mankad' Controversy: What Don Bradman Thought About The Rule
The original 'Mankad' happened during India's second Test against Australia in Sydney in 1947.
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Inspiration For Peanuts' 'Little Red-Haired Girl' Dies: US Media
The real-life inspiration for the "Little Red-Haired Girl," the Peanuts comic strip character who infatuated Charlie Brown, has died at age 87.
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US Deploys B-52 Bombers Against ISIS
The US Air Force on Saturday deployed Cold War-era B-52 bombers to bolster the fight against the ISIS group in Syria and Iraq, stepping up efforts to defeat the extremists.
-
The Weekend Chill: The Division, Creed, and More
A popular stealth series takes us to Paris, a mobile cricket game receives a major update, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
-
United States Pulls Out B-1 Bombers From ISIS Fight
The US has decided to pull out B-1 bombers, one of the most dependable American weapons, from the battle against ISIS in Syria and Iraq for upgrades. Commander of US Air Forces Central Command Lt Gen Charles Brown Jr said the fleet of B-1 Lancer bombers had been sent back to the United States from their deployment in the Mideast.
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Man Who Gave Name To 'Peanuts'' Linus Dies At Age 90
Linus Maurer, a cartoonist and illustrator whose old friend and colleague Charles M. Schulz borrowed his first name for Charlie Brown's blanket-wielding best friend Linus in his "Peanuts" comic strip and cartoons, has died at age 90.
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Gulf Air Strikes on Islamic State Down Due to Yemen Conflict: US General
Air strikes by Gulf Arab members of the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group in Syria have diminished since they launched an air war against Yemeni rebels in March, a US general said today.
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Michael Jackson Named 2014's Top Earning Dead Celebrity
MJ's estate is said to have made almost three times as much as perennial list topper Presley, who made $55 million over the same 12-month period
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US government shutdown starts; Congress deadlock remains
The US government began a partial shutdown today for the first time in 17 years, potentially putting up to 1 million workers on unpaid leave, closing national parks and stalling medical research projects.
