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Man misreads lottery ticket, then discovers $150,000 win

Odd News // 3 years ago

Man misreads lottery ticket, then discovers $150,000 win

A North Carolina man said he at first misread a winning lottery ticket and thought he had only won $1,000, but it turned out he actually won $150,000.

U.S.-made bomb killed civilians in Yemen, human rights group says

World News // 4 years ago

U.S.-made bomb killed civilians in Yemen, human rights group says

Amnesty International said Thursday a strike that killed several civilians in Yemen earlier this summer used a precision-guided bomb made by a U.S. military contractor.

When something smells foul, vinegar flies can't perceive pleasant odors

Science News // 5 years ago

When something smells foul, vinegar flies can't perceive pleasant odors

Vinegar flies can't process pleasant odors when something smells bad. When faced with conflicting odors, the bad smell supersedes, according to a new study.

Leaders warn Australia about possible embassy move to Jerusalem

World News // 5 years ago

Leaders warn Australia about possible embassy move to Jerusalem

Australia moving its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem is an act that could make the country a larger target for terrorists, leaders in Malaysia and Indonesia warn.

Mauritius president resigns over credit card scandal

World News // 6 years ago

Mauritius president resigns over credit card scandal

Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, Mauritius' first woman head of state, resigned her position over credit card fraud allegations and will leave office March 23.

U.S. strikes al-Shabab in Somalia

World News // 6 years ago

U.S. strikes al-Shabab in Somalia

U.S. forces conducted an airstrike Sunday against al-Shabab militants in Somalia, the Pentagon announced.

Obama invites Texas teen to White House after 'bomb' clock incident at school

U.S. News // 8 years ago

Obama invites Texas teen to White House after 'bomb' clock incident at school

Ahmed Mohamed, 14, will not be charged after he was arrested in Texas for bringing to school a homemade clock teachers mistook for a bomb.

World News // 1 decade ago

Gunmen fatally shoot aide to Egypt's interior minister

An aide to Egypt's interior minister was shot and killed in front of his home in Giza Tuesday, the ministry said.

Sports News // 1 decade ago

Rogers Communications buys NHL TV rights in Canada for $5.2B

Rogers Communications said Tuesday it will pay $5.2 billion for the right to broadcast NHL games in Canada for the next 12 years.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Somalia troops boosted as al-Shabaab fights on

The United Nations has approved plans for the African Union to build up its peacekeeping force in Somalia to more than 22,000 troops to support the shaky Western-backed government against Islamist militants who refuse to quit their guerrilla war despite recent setbacks.

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We do not want long-term discussions to resolve the matter
Somali pirates demand $25M for Saudi ship Nov 20, 2008

They may be soldiers, but what they did is not the voice of America. Similarly, the guys who beheaded Berg, they may be Muslims, but they do not represent Islam and the voice of all Muslims
Beheading sparks vandalism, threats May 14, 2004

The government wants to see the industry consolidate because there are far too many (telecommunication) licenses
Malaysian telecom on road to consolidate Feb 06, 2002

Both the name Mohammed and the name Said can be romanized in several ways. This page attempts to link all articles about people with this name, irrespective of spelling variants:

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