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Millionaire who claimed deputies beat him takes plea deal in drug case

A Fort Lauderdale multimillionaire has quietly taken a plea deal in a misdemeanor drug case after telling Israeli media that Broward sheriff’s deputies beat him and made anti-Semitic remarks during his arrest.

Zimbabwe’s PM seeks help from regional leaders

The spokesman for Zimbabwe’s prime minister says Morgan Tsvangirai is asking other leaders in the region to “rescue” the unity government from which he temporarily withdrew last week.

Cricketer Don’s beer to bowl over festival

FORMER local cricketer Don Toft is hoping to catch beer lovers’ attention with two of his real ales.

By Air and Ground, Pakistani Soldiers Penetrate Militant Heartland

The Pakistani military moved deeper into South Waziristan on Sunday, hitting Taliban targets with F-16 fighter jets, as troops supported by helicopter gunships climbed higher into the mountainous terrain, according to military personnel and a spokesman for the militants.

Achieving Business Agility with Application Grid

Responsible companies are turning to a new concept called application grid, an infrastructure layer beneath the application layer that pools and dynamically provisions the resources, to run their data centres more efficiently.

Pakistan Steps Up Border Offensive

Share + Oct 19, 2009 5:00 am US/Eastern DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan 1 of 1 Pakistani soldiers search internally displaced civilians, fleeing from military operations against Taliban militants in South Waziristan, as they arrive at a registration office in Dera Ismail Khan on Oct.

No winner for $5 million African leadership prize

The backers of a $5 million prize celebrating good governance in Africa said Monday they cannot find anyone to award this year.

Suicide attack targets Iran military corps

In a brazen attack on Iran’s military elite yesterday, a suicide bomber killed six Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commanders and at least 36 others at a gathering of tribal leaders in a southeastern province near the Pakistan border.

Pool due to close for two months

A swimming pool in a Warwickshire town is to close for two months for maintenance work.

Rio mayor: Weekend violence highlights security problems facing city before 2016 Olympics

Rio de Janeiro’s mayor says the city has a tough battle ahead combatting security problems before the 2016 Olympics .

Ill. teacher accused of giving girls alcohol, pot

A northern Illinois teacher faces felony charges after allegedly giving two teenage girls marijuana, alcohol and prescription drugs in exchange for work around her home.

7 Strange Animals Bred for BusinessA Purposes

Supersized bunnies, tiny cows, and frozen goats -they’re not just for children’s books anymore.

Ohio police: Woman spanked stranger’s toddler son

A woman took a stranger’s toddler son over her knee and spanked him three times inside a Salvation Army store after he said something that annoyed her, police said today.

Naked man riding motorcycle charged with DUI

Authorities say a Florida man was charged with driving under the influence after he was spotted riding his motorcycle naked.

UBC journalist in drug bust

Police yesterday morning arrested UBC football news reporter Pornphrom Julakathappa along with four others for participating in ecstasy-taking party in a house in Soi Lat Phrao 93.

White House slams Israeli plans

PREEMPTIVE STATEMENT:: Although Israel has not officially disclosed the settlement plans, a US spokesman said that they wanted to send a strong signal early on AP, WASHINGTON Sunday, Sep 06, 2009, Page 6 Alarmed by Israeli plans to build new housing units in settlements and dimming prospects for peace efforts, the administration of US President …

Ceasefire collapses in Yemen

BRIEF RESPITE:: Officials said a ceasefire in Saada Province for a humanitarian corridor lasted for only four hours before Shiite rebels and the Yemeni army resumed fighting AFP, SANAA Sunday, Sep 06, 2009, Page 6 A Yemeni military source said yesterday dozens of people were killed or wounded in clashes between Shiite rebels and the army overnight …

Coastal homes at risk from rising seas

Owners of prized seaside properties may face massive losses as insurance policies may not cover future climate change losses By Michael Perry REUTERS, SYDNEY Sunday, Sep 06, 2009, Page 12 Multimillion-dollar properties are pictured close to a wall construction site at south Coogee beach in Sydney, Australia, on Aug.

Troops patrol Urumqi after protests kill 5

Thousands of troops, backed by tanks and metal barricades, patrolled the western city of Urumqi yesterday after five people died in protests over a series of bizarre needle attacks that China’s police chief has blamed on Muslim separatists.

Locals, foreigners wary of security guards in China

A Chinese journalist was checking out a tip that police had discovered a woman s body this week when he was stopped by private security guards who beat him so badly he was hospitalized.

Ex-U.S. soldier gets life for Iraqi girl’s rape, murder

A former U.S. soldier will spend his life in prison for the gang rape and murder of an Iraqi girl and the slaughter of her family, a judge ruled Friday.

Rashid still learning from Warne’s mentor

England newcomer Adil Rashid has followed Shane Warne onto the international stage and even uses the Australian’s mentor for advice.

FEATURE : Thai security forces reach out to locals to quell insurgency

The soldiers patrolling this hamlet racked by insurgent violence measure their progress modestly: Two years ago, when villagers saw them coming, they closed their shutters.

BRIC nations demand greater say in global financial system

St Petersburg News.Net Saturday 5th September, 2009 India, China, Russia and Brazil have opposed protectionism, while demanding greater say in the global financial architecture and equitable voting rights for emerging economies in institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

US releases $214 million to aid Mexico drug fight

The helicopters will be the first to be sent to Mexico under the Merida Initiative, a three-year, $1.4 billion program to train and equip law enforcement to deal with the ruthless cartels, said David Johnson, U.S. assistant secretary for international narcotics and law enforcement.

Mass. AG 1st To Seek Kennedy’s Seat

The race for the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the death last week of Edward Kennedy got off to a cautious start Tuesday, despite a tight five-month election schedule that leaves little time for campaigning.

Brent McCarthy, Bismarck, letter: Save Social Security first

Congress wants to subject us to massive tax increases and a health care nightmare with its socialized medicine scheme.

Health care advocates pressure Iowa Sen. Grassley

Grassley, who is among three Democrats and three Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee negotiating a health care system overhaul , has been in office since 1956 and seems set to cruise to a sixth term next year.

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