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Scottish News: Premiere kicks off film festival
A European premiere attended by actors Brian Cox and Ewen Bremner has kicked off the 67th Edinburgh International Film Festival .
6 hrs ago | The Washington Post
News Corp. Spinoff Pegs Value of Publishing at $9.1 Billion
News Corp.'s publishing spinoff began trading today at about one-seventh the market value of the entertainment side of the media empire, underscoring the growth challenges facing the newspaper industry.
10 hrs ago | Wall Street Journal
Unpaid Internship? Some Colleges Pick Up the Tab
Amid mounting criticism of intern labor practices, several colleges are paying students who take on unpaid internships.
11 hrs ago | Evening Sun
NBC News airing documentary on Valerie Harper
This May 16, 2012 file photo shows actress Valerie Harper at the Friars Club Roast of Betty White in New York.
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Man detains vandals, calls police, gets arrested
An upstate New York man was arrested for holding four young boys in a closet pending the arrival of police after catching them in the act of vandalizing a relative's home to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars in damage.
19 hrs ago | The New Yorker
Book News: Blumesday and Bloomsday, Pynchon in New York
Yesterday was Blumesday , an annual holiday held in honor of Judy Blume. . Researchers in Germany are developing a controversial new technology that seeks to prevent e-book piracy by altering a story's text.
U.S. News Releases 2013 Best High Schools for STEM Rankings
It's not every day that a politician, a beauty queen and a hip hop star champion the same cause, but don't tell that to President Barack Obama, reigning Miss America Mallory Hagan and Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am.
Al Qaeda's Abandoned NY Stock Exchange Plot Revealed
Top U.S. security officials have revealed that the government's recently exposed surveillance programs led them to an al Qaeda cell that plotted and scouted, but ultimately abandoned, a plan to bomb Wall Street in 2008.
Nissan price cuts boost its U.S. market, threatening Detroit
A Nissan GT-R Nismo at the Nismo global headquarters and development center in Yokohama City, Japan, in February.
Utah church shooter charged with attempted murder
In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 photo, law enforcement officials transfer Charles Richard Jennings Jr. center, from an ambulance to a waiting police vehicle at a freeway exit off of I-84 near Tremonton, Utah.
Utah church shooter charged with attempted murder
In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 photo, law enforcement officials transfer Charles Richard Jennings Jr. center, from an ambulance to a waiting police vehicle at a freeway exit off of I-84 near Tremonton, Utah.
Utah church shooter charged with attempted murder
In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 photo, law enforcement officials transfer Charles Richard Jennings Jr. center, from an ambulance to a waiting police vehicle at a freeway exit off of I-84 near Tremonton, Utah.
Automakers pressed to sell no-emission cars to reluctant buyers
A Honda Fit electric vehicle at the 2011 car show in Shanghai, China. Hondaa s plug-in, which fit U.S. standards, had total U.S. sales of 83 through May. Automakers are coming under increasing pressure to sell zero-emission vehicles to U.S. consumers who have shown little interest in them, with more states following California's lead in setting ... (more)
Bill O'Reilly brings history to page, screen
The director of the National Security Agency insisted on Tuesday that the government's sweeping surveillance programs has foiled some 50 terrorist plots worldwide in a forceful defense echoed by the leaders of the House... RICHMOND, Va.
Bill Oa Reilly bringing history to page, screen in book-turned-movie franchise
This Oct. 13, 2012 file photo shows Fox News commentator and author Bill O'Reilly at the Comedy Central "Night Of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together For Autism Programs" at the Beacon Theatre in New York.
Book News: VICE Draws Ire By Staging Female Author Suicides
VICE magazine has a reputation for using provocative content to draw an audience - Dennis Rodman's North Korean tour comes to mind - but a spread in the magazine's recent fiction issue has sparked particular fury.
Readers say that councilman Kwame Kenyatta, who is collecting a check but not showing up to work, symbolizes Detroit's problems.
Friends, family plead for change after boy's death
Residents along South Pearl Street say they need the city to step up and implement measures to slow down traffic along the stretch of road before another young life is taken.
The Muscular Dystrophy Association has announced a partnership with the ABC network, which will begin carrying its annual telethon nationwide this year.
News Summary: On trading floor, a wait-and-see day
HOLDING PATTERN: Trading was light Monday, with investors waiting to see what Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will say Wednesday about how long the central bank might keep in place programs meant to stimulate the economy.