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Edward Baptist's book pointing out that slavery was the foundation of US economic development lures a lot of interest.
LG G Watch R To Be Available Globally Starting With Europe, North America And Asia Through Retail Sites And Play Store
The LG G Watch R will be available for purchase in European countries, North America, Asia and others through retail sites and Play Store in November.
Young Teen Fighter Says ISIS Uses Drugs On Suicide Bombers To Get Them Perform The Act
Individuals designated as suicide bombers by the ISIS are first drugged so they can perform the supposed act of martyrdom.
WHO Races to Release Ebola Serum in 2 Weeks, Vaccines in January
The WHO targets to release an Ebola blood serum within two weeks.
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Canadian Ebola Drug: Tekmira Firm Starts Limited Manufacturing of Vaccine, Available By December; Shares Up
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Travel Alert: Over 200 Canadians Infected with Mosquito-Borne Chikungunya Virus
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US Dedicates 5 Airports for Travellers From Ebola-Stricken Nations, Lawmakers Want Travel Ban
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Economic Growth In US And Sub-Saharan Africa Allay 2015 Recession Fears
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott may have won votes when as Opposition leader he promised to repeal the carbon tax pushed by then PM Julia Gillard. While he succeeded in repealing the measure after the coalition got the majority in the September 2013 federal election, Aussie voters now appear to get the short end of his electoral promise.
The Pirate Bay Blockade: Cost Of Blocking Websites Like TPB Is Ridiculously High
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WHO Declares Nigeria Ebola-Free, Urges Other Nations To Replicate Success Story
Nigeria's been Ebola-free for six weeks now, according to the World Health Organisation.
New Zealand Sets Record Number of Migrants; NZ Dollar Rises Amid US Economy Uncertainties
New Zealand has set a new record for the highest number of migrants flocking to the country for the year ended Sept. 30.
Family Of Ebola Nurse Patient Hires Lawyer To Clear Things Up, Refutes CDC Claims; Agency Revises Guidelines
Amber Joy Vinson's family refuted the claims of the CDC that she had been careless in handling her Ebola symptoms.
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The stock market crash in 1987 was one of the largest in U.S. history. The lessons learnt from that crash are also relevant today.
RBA’s Kent Warns Aussie Seniors To Prepare For Longer Wait For Retirement Pension
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Assistant Governor for Economic Forecasts Christopher Kent has supported a federal government initiative to further increase the retirement age in the country that would make the proposed retirement age the highest in the world.
Vatican 2014 Final Synod Report: Gays Still ‘Unwelcome’ in Catholic Church, LGBT Thankful for First Step
Members of the Catholic LGBT community told to not confuse gay unions with "God's design of matrimony and the family."
New Zealand Losing $9.4 Billion Every Year to Fraud
In an unreleased draft report, New Zealand was found to be losing up to $9.4 billion a year because of economic crime.
Canada Conducts Practice Drill Of Ebola Rapid Response Teams, To Send Experimental VSV-BOV Vaccine To WHO
Canada's conducting practice drills of its Ebola rapid response teams to see how well and organized the country's reaction would be in case it reports its first infection case.
5 Cities With The Highest Cost Of Living In 2014
Before you start moving to these countries, you might want to stop and think again.
Ebola ‘Cruise Ship’: Holidaymakers Furious Organisers Hid the Truth About Dallas Health Care Worker
The organisers of the Carnival Magic ship allegedly refrained to tell its passengers the truth why it had to suddenly terminate its tour cruise.
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Useful apps for those who like things always streamlined and organized
CDC Says Ebola Virus Manageable Unless Mutates in U.S., Air Canada Approves Flight Attendants’ Request for Hand Gloves
An outbreak of the Ebola virus in the U.S. in deemed unlikely unless it mutates.
Ebola Comes to the U.S.: Tests Come Out Positive in Second Texas Health Worker, Hunt for Other 132 Passengers Start
The CDC may need to rework some of its guidelines after the dreaded west African Ebola virus has successfully infected its second American victim right inside the U.S. homeland.
5 Useful Phrases All Travellers Should Know In Any Language
Never step into a foreign country without knowing these phrases.
Recession Fears Loom Over Germany As Growth Rate Slows Down
Germany is one of the biggest economies in Europe and new data suggests that the country is at the risk of diving into a recession.
Made in Canada Ebola Vaccine Begins Human Clinical Trials, Results Expected December 2014
Canada has started the human clinical trials of the vaccine it developed against Ebola.
ISIS Has New Enemy, Hunted Down by White Shroud Guerillas in Syria
Guerrilla groups in Syria are pouncing on the ISIS jihadi fighters.
Ebola Update: China Develops Vaccine, Hopes For Early Approval; Mortality Rate Now at 70%, WHO Reports 4,447 Ebola Deaths
China has developed a vaccine that could potentially save and cure Ebola-stricken patients.
Finnish PM Blames Apple For S&P Credit Rating Downgrade
Rating agency Standard & Poor's downgraded on Monday Finland's credit rating to AA+ from AAA over concerns that the pace of its economic growth is slower. The next day, Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb blamed American tech giant Apple for the economic woes of the nation.
Australia Ranks 8th In Global Economic Index List, New Zealand Is 3rd And the US Falls To 12th Rank
Hong Kong and Singapore are the top two countries in this year's annual index of the world's freest economies.
Twitter CEO Reveals ISIS Has Threatened to Kill Him, Also Employees
Twitter's CEO and employees have received death threats from the ISIS.
Ebola Update: Texas Female Nurse Could Not Identify Breach in Protocols, Russia to Introduce Vaccines Within Six Months
Russia said it is ready to produce three Ebola vaccines in the next six months.
5 Reasons Why Talking About Money Can Actually Boost Your Relationship
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Japan Typhoon VongFong Injures 31, Disturbs Air Travel, Forces 350,000 Out of Their Homes, Knocks Down Power
Residents advised to prepare against more flooding and landslides.
Poll Shows 87% Of Canadians Highly Favour Doctor Assisted Suicide
Euthanasia or doctor-assisted suicide is no longer considered a taboo subject in Canada.
Australian Taxpayers Spent Half A Million For Royal Visit In April
Australia spent nearly $550,000 when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited.
IMF Forecasts China To Dethrone US As World’s Biggest Economy With $17.6T GDP
Despite the slowdown in its red-hot economy, China's growth story continues, threatening to dethrone the US as the world's largest economy in 2014 in terms of one indicator. This is the purchasing power parity, said the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Typhoon VongFong 2014 Could Churn Waves As High As 50ft
Japan could experience waves as high as 50 feet when category 5 super typhoon Vongfong arrives.
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