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Ann Coulter slams Michelle Obama’s clothing style in book
American political commentator Ann Coulter has blasted U.S. President-elect Barack Obama’s wife, Michelle, for her sense of dressing and called her a freakish Jacqueline Kennedy
[World] iPod use in classrooms increases attendance in Oz school
A class of year 8 students at an Australian school are using the iPod Touch in the classroom for a global "mobile learning" project. ...[World] Israeli troops kill 30 Hamas militants, enter Gaza strip
Israeli ground forces moved across the border into the northern Gaza Strip killing 30 Hamas militants during the operation, after week-long airstrikes claimed more than ...[World] Brussels moot speaks of long-term peace for Kashmir
A two-day conference held here last month on the cultural heritage of Kashmiris, has declared that there is a need to forge “a peaceful pathway ...[World] No question, Pak role in Mumbai terror attack established: Rushdie
Indian-born Salman Rushdie, the author of famous novels like “ The Satanic Verses” and “Midnight''s Children”, has categorically laid the blame for November terror attacks ...[World] Meet the orang-utan that enjoys riding on a jet ski!
Surya, a four-year-old rescued orang-utan, enjoys riding on an inflatable jet ski at The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species in Miami, Florida, USA ...[World] World Bank says UAE is the easiest country for business in the Middle East
The World Bank''s report Doing Business in the Arab World 2009 says the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is the easiest country to do business in ...[World] American airline apologises for booting nine Muslim passengers
A US airline has apologized to nine Muslim American passengers from the Washington area who were removed from a flight out of Reagan National Airport. ...[World] British school bans the word “school”
The head teacher of a new school in Sheffield, South Yorks, has banned the usage of the word “school”, as it could have a negative ...[World] Brit man finds lost sister as neighbour after 40yrs of search
A 64-year-old British man, who had been searching for his lost sister for four decades, discovered that his sibling resided just 300 yards apart. ...
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