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Iran Reports 4,000 Nuclear Centrifuges Working
Iran has 4,000 nuclear centrifuges at work enriching uranium, an official said in remarks published on Friday.
Spanair Almost Switched Jet Just Before Crash
Spanair had considered replacing a McDonnell Douglas MD-82 jet just an hour it crashed last week.
Obama Accepts Nomination
Senator Barack Obama has formally accepted the nomination as the Democratic candidate for president.
McCain Picks Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin as Running Mate
Ina surprise move, Republican candidate John McCain chose Alaska governor Sarah Palin as his running mate.
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Gustav Kills Nearly 70 in Caribbean, Aims at U.S
Tropical Storm Gustav kills at least 68 as it heads towards the U.S.
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Karadzic Due for Plea Hearing at Hague Tribunal
Karadzic is being asked for a second time to enter a plea at a U.N. tribunal for charges of war crimes.
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Georgian Parliament Urges Cutting Ties with Moscow
Georgia's parliament approved a resolution calling on the government to cut diplomatic ties with Russia.
CNN Caught in Genocidal Correctness
New evidence of organ harvesting in China points out the failures of leading media in covering this story.
Fire Rips Through Villa Where 500 Workers Were Housed
A fire broke out in a heavily overcrowded villa in Dubai where 500 Indian workers were living. Eleven died in the blaze.
Does Memory Reside Outside the Brain?
Evidence suggests that our minds might exist within a morphogenic field.
Tibet’s Most Famous Female Author Summoned by Police
Famous Tibetan poet and blogger Woeser questioned by police.
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Business
U.S. Bankruptcies Soar, Approach One MillionWhether or not the U.S. economy is in recession is still up for debate, but according to the latest statistics per ...
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Health
Spending Time Outdoors Good for Kids’ EyesChildren who spent the most time outdoors were the least likely to suffer from myopia, also called nearsightedness ...
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Arts & Entertainment
Chinese Classical Dance Competition Announces WinnersThe second annual International Chinese Classical Dance Competition concluded on Sunday, Aug 24.
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China
Chinese Architecture, a Miniature of the CosmosOver thousands of years, the Chinese people have developed their own architectural style.
United States
Perspectives: Obama Supporters Speak Up
On the last day of the Democratic National Convention, The Epoch Times was on the streets was finding out why Obama supporters want to see their candidate in the Oval Office.
World
Indian Villagers Desperate as Floods Spread
The worst flooding in fifty years has killed 85 in eastern India, while hunger and disease worsen the suffering.
China
Dim Sum: Traditionally Exquisite Delicacies
The Chinese words “dim sum” no longer sound exotic to the open-minded citizens of Hamburg, Germany. How did these miniature, dough-filled pockets conquer the city?
Business
Oil Falls as U.S., IEA Ready Emergency Stockpiles
Oil fell after the government and the IEA pledged to release emergency stockpiles if Gustav hurt production.
Opinion
Closing Ceremony to Wash Off a Century of National Disgrace?
On August 24, the 2008 Olympics came to an end, however, that night, China did not have a celebration
Science & Technology
Does Memory Reside Outside the Brain?
Evidence suggests that our minds might exist within a morphogenic field.
Arts & Entertainment
Theater Review: ‘Désir’
Combining breathtaking acrobatics with bewitching sensuality, a bit of the risqué, and some humor to leaven it all out, the world premiere of "Désir" casts an enjoyable spell as part of Spiegelworld 2008.
Health
Spices Lessen Consequences of High Blood Sugar
People with diabetes may want to start spicing up their diets.
Life
This Paradise, Bali
Every thought, word, and movement, and every dress and costume are dedications to an almighty creator.
Sports
U.S. Open Tennis—Venus Strolls Into Third Round
Venus Williams eased into the third round despite a lacklustre performance sprinkled with unforced errors.
Latest News
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- Theater Review: ‘Désir’
- U.S. Seeks Way Out of India Nuclear Deal Impasse
- Indian Villagers Desperate as Floods Spread
- Iran Reports 4,000 Nuclear Centrifuges Working
- McCain Picks Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin as Running Mate
- Spanair Almost Switched Jet Just Before Crash
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