Time to close InStyle Weddings; last issue Dec. 25
NEW YORK - Time Inc. says it's closing Instyle Weddings magazine.
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School bus collision injures 17 kids
LEBANON, Ohio - Two school buses have collided at a red light, sending 17 children to several Ohio hospitals.
Green curry headlines menu for Obama India dinner
WASHINGTON - Guests at President Barack Obama's first state dinner were being treated to an eye-catching scheme of green and purple, from the green curry surrounding the prawns to the purple floral arrangements paying homage to the peacock, India's state bird.
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Health
NY dad pleads guilty to kidnapping superintendent
NEW CITY, N.Y. - A former New York City police officer has admitted he held a suburban school superintendent at gunpoint in June.
Deputies use backhoe to find drugs in septic tank
FRIERSON, La. - Flushed evidence doesn't go far if your toilet's on a septic system.
Two swine flu patients die in Chandigarh hospital
CHANDIGARH - Two people have died of swine flu at a hospital here, health officials said Tuesday.
Entertainment
A noble tradition: Entertainers misbehaving on TV
NEW YORK - Entertainers have been misbehaving on TV - or accused of it, at least - long before singer Adam Lambert was even born.
Actress Gauthamis debut on small screen
Yesteryear actress Gauthami is all set to make her debut on small screen with the mega-serial ‘Abirami’.
Renigunta postponed to December 4
Director Panneer Selvam’s ‘Renigunta’ was supposed to hit screens this Friday (November 27) but it has been postponed to first week of December for reasons unknown.
Indira Gandhi movie details revealed
There has been a buzz that Madhuri Dixit will soon sign Krishna Shah film, which is based on the late Prime Minister of India Mrs.
Agni-II’s night test fails
NEW DELHI - The first night test of India's nuclear-capable intermediate range Agni-II missile Monday turned out to be a failure, an army official said Tuesday.
Justice Liberhan asks media to read the report before asking questions
CHANDIGARH - Commission head Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan (retired) asked the media to read the mosque probe report, which was tabled in the parliament on Tuesday, and then put up questions in a bid to resolve the controversy, which spiralled up after the report was leaked to the media.
Palin heads to Fla. town that feted her in 2008
THE VILLAGES, Fla. - Sarah Palin's "Going Rogue" book tour is heading to a Florida retirement community where she attracted a crowd of tens of thousands as the Republican vice presidential nominee.
Multiplexes gear up for AVATAR release
Just when movie enthusiasts across the globe are eagerly awaiting the release of James Camerons magnum opus Avatar on Dec 18, multiplexes across India are gearing up to en-cash on the extraordinary buzz around its release.
Kim Cattrall strips off to save painting from auction
LONDON - 'Sex and the City' star Kim Cattrall has once again shed her clothes to keep a classic Renaissance painting in the U.K.
George Clooney hands out dating advice to co-star Anna Kendrick
WASHINGTON - George Clooney handed out dating advice to his 'Up In The Air' co-star Anna Kendrick, banning her from romancing older men.
Stars that won’t be shining at 2010 FIFA World Cup
HAMBURG - Andrei Arshavin, Zlatan Ibrahomovic and Andriy Shevchenko are just three of the world's most prominent footballers who will be missing the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Brooding Gattuso may consider a farewell to AC Milan
ROME - His motto, quoted from his own website, states that he would play at AC Milan even as a goalkeeper.
Windows Azure Cloud Services: Overview
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$7 Million growth funding announced on Twitter
In today's world, Twitter has gained immense popularity as one of the most powerful social networking and micro-blogging service providers.
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Top 2 booksellers report losses, their shares fall
NEW YORK - Barnes & Noble Inc.
Verizon opposes Sprint's "Most Dependable" claim
NEW YORK - A national advertising watchdog is asking Sprint Nextel Corp.
Relax without getting the ax; Fewer turkey naps
RELAX WITHOUT GETTING THE AX: Layoffs and budget cuts may make you anxious, but that's no reason to triple your workload.
EU drops Qualcomm antitrust probe
BRUSSELS - European Union antitrust regulators on Tuesday dropped a monopoly abuse probe into wireless chip maker Qualcomm Inc.
Science
Icebergs head from Antarctica for New Zealand
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - A flotilla of hundreds of icebergs that split off Antarctic ice shelves is drifting toward New Zealand and could pose a risk to ships in the south Pacific Ocean, officials said Tuesday.
Politics
Blogger accused of crimes subpoenas NJ gov-elect
NEWARK, N.J. - A New Jersey blogger scheduled to go on trial next week on charges that he threatened three federal judges in hate-filled postings has subpoenaed the state's governor-elect to testify on his behalf.
W.Va. delays power line decision until Feb. 2011
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The West Virginia Public Service Commission has denied a staff recommendation to dismiss an application for a multistate power line, saying Tuesday it will instead delay a final decision on the three-state project until Feb.
SC gov's lawyer says impeachment standard not met
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina Gov.
GOP opens probe into climate science e-mails
WASHINGTON - Congressional Republicans are investigating e-mails stolen from a British climate change research center that they say show scientists attempting to suppress data that does not support man-made global warming.
Law
Feds seek rehearing of baseball drug list ruling
SAN FRANCISCO - Federal officials are asking for a rehearing of an appeals court decision that said the government illegally seized drug-testing samples and records of baseball players who allegedly tested positive for steroids.
Business
Fortuna to let NY landowners out of gas leases
ALBANY, N.Y. - A natural gas drilling company has agreed to renegotiate the terms of its leases with New York landowners as part of a settlement with the state.
Sports
Robinson leads Rider past Florida A&M 88-73
CANCUN, Mexico - Justin Robinson had 23 points and Mike Ringgold scored 14 of his 17 points in the second half to lead Rider to an 88-73 win over Florida A&M on Tuesday.
Brighter Fed forecast helps market pare losses
NEW YORK - A brighter economic forecast from the Federal Reserve helped the stock market pare steep losses that followed uninspiring reports on consumer sentiment and housing.
Losses continue in 3rd quarter for Missouri banks
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The recession had a mixed effect on Missouri financial institutions in the third quarter as commercial banks posted a net loss while S&L groups enjoyed a net profit.
Salazar fires back at oil industry 'untruths'
WASHINGTON - Interior Secretary Ken Salazar lashed out at the oil and gas industry Tuesday, accusing some industry trade groups of acting like an arm of the Republican Party in criticizing the Obama administration's record on energy production.
Kansas banks report net loss in third quarter
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas commercial banks posted a net loss for the third quarter as the recession and bad loans continued to punish the state's lenders.
AHL is following NHL outdoors
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The American Hockey League is going outdoors.
The silver lining in Thierry Henry's hand ball
PARIS - Thank you, Thierry Henry.
Jimmie Johnson celebrates crown, with Damon assist
NEW YORK - Jimmie Johnson has put together the kind of winning streak that Johnny Damon and the Yankees can certainly appreciate.
Vandy cruises past Chaminade 68-41 in Maui
LAHAINA, Hawaii - John Jenkins had 14 points and No.
WASHINGTON - The government says Toyota will recall 110,000 Tundra trucks from the 2000-2003 model years to address excessive rust on the vehicle's frame.