Latest worldwide news Gay marriage opponents ask Supreme Court to reimpose California ban | | LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Opponents of gay marriage filed a long-shot petition on Saturday with the Supreme Court asking the justices to immediately halt same-sex weddings taking place in California since Friday, when an appeals court lifted a 5-year-old ban on gay matrimony. |
Superyacht | | With her curved 'wings,' long pointed nose, and gleaming underbelly propped high above the waves, you get the feeling this space-age yacht would be better suited to the sky than the sea. |
Kurdish protesters clash with Turkish security forces | | DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Police fired teargas and water cannon on Sunday to disperse thousands of protesters in Diyarbakir, the main city in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated southeast, during demonstrations across the country to pressure the government to carry out reforms. |
U.S. May construction spending approaches 4-year high | | WASHINGTON, July 1 (Reuters) - U.S. construction spending rose to its highest level in nearly four years in May as a sharp rebound in public outlays offset a decline in investment in private nonresidential projects, pointing to moderate economic growth. |
EU confronts U.S. over reports it spies on European allies | | BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union has demanded that the United States explain a report in a German magazine that Washington is spying on the group, using strong language to confront its closest trading partner over its alleged surveillance activities. |
Obama seeks to build Africa business ties on Tanzania stop | | DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - President Barack Obama is seeking to build a new economic partnership with Africa as he visits Tanzania on Monday at the end of a tour of the fast-growing continent where Washington faces competition from China. |
Sniffing out schizophrenia using nose cell samples | | June 26 - The human nose may hold the key to diagnosing schizophrenia, according to a team of US-Israeli researchers. They say that biological markers for the disease exist in nerve cells from the upper nasal cavity near the brain, a discovery that could lead to biological diagnosis for schizophrenia and the development of drugs to treat it. Jim Drury has more. |
Cuban columnist claims bribes get U.S. visas | | A columnist in Cuba's main government-run newspaper Friday accused employees of the United States diplomatic mission in Havana of accepting bribes for visas, charges that American diplomats challenged. |
North Korea tourism boost bid | | May 22 - North Korea opens new shipping route to bring Chinese tourists to the coastal Mount Kumgang resort. Paul Chapman reports. |
Liam Gallagher kicks off Glastonbury | | June 28 - Glastonbury festival gets underway as Liam Gallagher's band Beady Eye kick off proceedings from The Other Stage. Lindsay Claiborn reports. |
Film Regular Guys at Iwo Jima | | Sands of Iwo Jima is too formulaic and jingoistic to be considered great, but maybe its just right for Fourth of July week. |
Spain will fight EU over shipping tax relief - minister says | | GUADARRAMA, Spain, July 1 (Reuters) - Spain will contest a European Commission decision expected later this month that would mean repayment of more than 3 billion euros ($3.9 billion) in tax benefits granted for the purchase of ships between 2005 and 2011, Industry Minister Jose Manuel Soria said on Monday. |
Collapsible hampers pose eye risk for kids doctors | | NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Collapsible laundry hampers with wire supports may pose a risk to children's eyes, according to researchers who saw two related injuries within a year, both requiring surgery. |
Ex-reporter claims hacking at Trinity Mirror paper-Sky | | LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - A former reporter on a tabloid owned by Trinity Mirror has claimed the newspaper hacked into the phones of celebrities, Sky News reported on Thursday, potentially broadening a scandal that has so far largely affected Rupert Murdoch's News Corp . |
U.S. is not waging 'war on coal' Energy Secretary Moniz | | VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.S. government is not waging a "war on coal" but rather expects it to still play a significant role, U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz said on Sunday, rejecting criticism of President Barack Obama's climate change plan. |
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