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Survival risk to rare species from illegal online trade

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Realistic newborn baby dolls on sale to mothers

Katy Perry has a break from music to dress up as Sesame Street characters

Artist hosts 'last supper' in cliff-edge house

An artist has hosted a 'last supper' at his home - which is teetering on the edge of a fast-eroding cliff - in an attempt to highlight environmental issues.

Have A Few Million Dollars Laying Around? Sex.com Is For Sale

Domain names if desired, and the money is available to buy them, can bring the owner a lot of profit due to website hits. Sex.com was supposed to be auctioned off but there is now a delay. The bidding was to start at about $1 million. The previous owners of this website, with the catchy name of sex.com, Escom, was in foreclosure due to non-payment of their debt. Escom is now in court due to a forced bankruptcy on the part of its creditors, which is holding up the start of bidding.

Sex.com sale halted by bankruptcy

The sale of what is claimed to be the most valuable domain on the Internet, sex.com, has been halted after a creditor forced the company owning it into bankruptcy.

To fight scammers, Russia cracks down on .ru domain

In a bid to cut down on fraud and inappropriate content, the organization responsible for administering Russia's .ru top-level domain names is tightening its procedures.

To fight scammers, Russia cracks down on .ru domain

In a bid to cut down on fraud and inappropriate content, the organization responsible for administering Russia's .ru top-level domain names is tightening its procedures.

Sex.com sale halted by bankruptcy

The sale of what is claimed to be the most valuable domain on the Internet, sex.com, has been halted after a creditor forced the company owning it into bankruptcy.

To fight scammers, Russia cracks down on .ru domain

In a bid to cut down on fraud and inappropriate content, the organization responsible for administering Russia's .ru top-level domain names is tightening its procedures.

Mexican Traffickers Sow Chaos With Blockades

MEXICO CITY — Traffic jams are nothing new in Mexico’s largest cities, but drug traffickers intent on frustrating the authorities have added them as a new weapon to their arsenal, blocking city streets and creating long lines of frustrated motorists, law enforcement officials said.

Sarkozy suffers in French polls

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Afghan prison may become the new Guantnamo

The American detention centre at Bagram in Afghanistan could be expanded into a Guantnamo-style prison for terrorist suspects detained around the world.

Israeli PM defiant before US trip

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, has declared his government will not restrict building in occupied East Jerusalem, despite US condemnation of the recent announcement of 1,600 new housing units.

The letter that moved a president

Two months ago Mr Obama’s efforts to pass comprehensive health reforms seemed to have been wrecked by the loss of a single Senate seat to a Republican, depriving the Democrats of their “supermajority” in Congress. Then the President received a letter from an Ohio cancer sufferer, Natoma Canfield.

Entrenched Transience at Golf Club Dramatizes Haiti?s Limbo

Haitians set up a video game station running off a generator under a tent in the refugee camp at the Pétionville Club, once an enclave for Haiti’s elite. More Photos

Frustrations await Bush, Clinton visit to Haiti

A girl walks at a homeless earthquake survivors camp during heavy rains in Port-au-Prince, Friday, March 19, 2010. A 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti on Jan. 12, killing and injuring thousands and leaving more than a million people living in makeshift camps. (AP Photo)

Barack Obama wins healthcare battle

Congress approved sweeping reforms of the US healthcare system last night that will outlaw flagrant abuses by insurance companies and bring near-universal health coverage to America for the first time in its history.

Google Building Browser Plug-In To Protect Consumer Privacy

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Digital Privacy Among Top Issues Discussed at SXSWi Conference

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Phone tap reveals bugs in plan to save koalas

THE former fashion designer Prue Acton, who is campaigning to save a koala colony from logging in a south-east forest, has discovered a bugging device in her phone.

Qld throws $14m at phone tapping

The Queensland Government has given the state's Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) funding to run an independent phone-tapping unit from 1 July.

Phone tap reveals bugs in plan to save koalas

THE former fashion designer Prue Acton, who is campaigning to save a koala colony from logging in a south-east forest, has discovered a bugging device in her phone.

Forex Black Panther - A totally different breed of Forex robot

The Black Panther is the most sophisticated and advanced EA ever to be available to the home-based trader.

Surgical robot repairs woman's heart

Sao Paulo - Brazilian surgeons used a multi-armed robot to repair a hole in a woman's heart in the first operation of its kind in Latin America, they told reporters on Friday.

Robot that suffers from illnesses, bleeds being used for medical staff training

Sydney, March 21 (ANI): A new robot that expresses pain and suffers from multiple health problems is being used for the training of medical staff.


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