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The word on fiscal cliff and YOLO is out
Whether or not the US Congress acts to avoid the “fiscal cliff,” the much-used phrase tops the list of words language aficionados want banned from everyday speech, according to a Michigan university’s
Fed officials keep door open on easing, eye risks
Several Federal Reserve policymakers last month thought the U.S. central bank might need to do more to support the economy if the recovery stumbles, but there was almost no support for extending its '
On Pearl Harbour Day, American right wing target Obama kids' lunch
The United States, is on December 7, marking the 70th anniversary of the Pearl Harbour attacks - a bombing of America's Pacific fleet by Japanese bombers during World War 2.
But US right wing comment
Unmanned aircraft shot down over Iran belonged to CIA, official reveal
An unmanned drone allegedly shot down over Iran belonged to America's Central Intelligence Agency, the Washington Post has reported.
The aircraft, with stealth capabilities, was being used by the spy
US thwarts major Iran-linked terror plot: Report
US authorities charged two Iranians in a 'plot directed by elements of the Iranian Government' to kill the Saudi ambassador to the United States as part of a major terror attack.
