US may seek new sanctions over Iran report
The United States warned on Tuesday it would ratchet up pressure and ready new sanctions on Iran after the UN nuclear watchdog said its arch foe had worked on sensitive nuclear weapons technology.
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US judge blocks graphic warnings on cigarettes
A US judge on Monday blocked the government's attempt to place graphic warning labels on cigarette packs, saying big tobacco was likely to succeed in arguing it was a violation of free speech.
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Half of US students face sex harassment: survey
Forty-eight percent of US middle and high school students suffered sexual harassment in the past school year, both in person and online, a national survey released today said.
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Obama extends national emergency against Iran by one more year
US President Barack Obama has extended the national emergency against Iran by one more year, which has been in place since 1979.
"Because our relations with Iran have not yet returned to normal and
ISI knew where bin Laden lived; provided shelter to Zawahiri
Pakistan's ISI was aware of al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden's hideout in Abbottabad and the spy agency officials also provided protection and safe houses to his then deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri, accord
Half of Americans give Obama thumbs down
Exactly a year before the presidential polls, half of Americans say President Barack Obama does not deserve to be re-elected versus 40 percent who say he does, according to a new poll.
Independents,
Giant ‘shieldcroc’ fossil discovered in Morocco
Paleonto-logists have unearthed fossils of what they believe is a giant prehistoric crocodile with a shield-like skull that may have preyed on 13-foot-long fish in Moroccan rivers some 100 million years ago.
Financial world needs more transparency: Vikram Pandit
Citigroup's Indian American chief executive Vikram Pandit says last week's collapse of MF Global Holdings Inc. proves that the financial world needs ever more transparency on disclosure and derivative
Obama was playing golf minutes before OBL raid began: Book
Minutes before the operation to hunt down Osama bin Laden in Pakistan began, US President Barack Obama was playing golf so that he could "distance himself" in case the raid went wrong, claims a new bo
Not possible for US to attack Pak nuclear weapons: Musharraf
Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has said that the country's nuclear weapons are very hard targets and can never be attacked by the United States.
"I don't think it is possible from my pur