Russia: More Charges for Greenpeace – New York Times

National Post Russia: More Charges for Greenpeace New York Times Russian prosecutors have now pressed charges of piracy against the entire crew of the Greenpeace International ship the Arctic Sunrise, including the captain, Peter Willcox; the ship's cook and doctor; and two freelance journalists who were among the 30 … Govt must 'speak out' over Kiwis facing piracy charges TVNZ Aussie activist could face 15 years' jail The Australian Jailed US Greenpeace captain to wife: 'Don't forget to pay the bills' NBCNews.com Herald Scotland – Sydney Morning Herald – CTV News all 173 news articles

Brooklyn Prosecutor, in Reversal, Will Run as a Republican to Keep His Job – New York Times

New York Times Brooklyn Prosecutor, in Reversal, Will Run as a Republican to Keep His Job New York Times Last month, after losing the Democratic primary for Brooklyn district attorney by 10 points, Charles J. Hynes said he would give up his bid for a seventh term in the office he has occupied since 1990.

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Sheriff: Oregon teen killed 2 men on hunting trip – Greenwich Time

Sheriff: Oregon teen killed 2 men on hunting trip Greenwich Time GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — A 14-year-old boy on a deer hunting trip shot and killed two others in the hunting party at a cabin in the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon, then accidentally shot and wounded himself, authorities said Thursday.

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Instagram plans to start rolling ads soon – USA TODAY

ABC News Instagram plans to start rolling ads soon USA TODAY SAN FRANCISCO — Instagram has decided to flick on its revenue engine, announcing plans to bring sponsored images and videos into the mix. Facebook's popular app was widely expected to make the move to launch advertisements. The company plans to …

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Why Did Apple Buy Cue? Because Google Now Eats Siri’s Lunch – TechCrunch

PhoneDog Why Did Apple Buy Cue? Because Google Now Eats Siri's Lunch TechCrunch Apple has acquired the 'smart assistant' company Cue, for over $40M

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Ann Romney talks cooking, family dinners, and life off the campaign trail – Boston.com

New York Daily News Ann Romney talks cooking, family dinners, and life off the campaign trail Boston.com Ann Romney in Dedham Thursday at a stop on her book tour for “The Romney Family Table.” E-mail. E-mail this article. To: Invalid E-mail address

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Deadly giant hornets kill 42 people in China – CNN

NBCNews.com Deadly giant hornets kill 42 people in China CNN Hong Kong (CNN) — A thumb-sized wasp with an orange head has killed dozens of people in China and injured more than 1,500 with its powerful venomous sting.

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Labor department won’t release September payrolls report – Salon

Salon Labor department won't release September payrolls report Salon The U.S. Department of Labor won't issue the September payrolls report tomorrow as initially scheduled because of the partial government shutdown now in its third day

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GOP state senators sworn in after Colorado recalls – Fox News

The San Luis Obispo Tribune GOP state senators sworn in after Colorado recalls Fox News WASHINGTON – Two Republicans were sworn in Thursday to replace the Colorado Senate Democrats they defeated in historic recalls over new gun restrictions.

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Kevin Packingham, Samsung Chief Product Officer, Is Out the Door – eWeek

eWeek Kevin Packingham, Samsung Chief Product Officer, Is Out the Door eWeek Samsung Chief Product Officer Kevin Packingham is no longer with the company. It's unclear why, or what his next move is.

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