Washington Post 'Watergate' editor dead at 93 Washington Post 'Watergate' editor dead at 93 Legendary former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee died Tuesday. He was 93.
22 October 2014
Former Australian prime minister Gough Whitlam dead at 98 Former Australian prime minister Gough Whitlam dead at 98 Former Australian prime minister Gough Whitlam died Tuesday aged 98.
21 October 2014
American fashion designer Oscar de la Renta dies at 82 American fashion designer Oscar de la Renta dies at 82 Legendary fashion designer Oscar de la Rent died Monday. He was 82.
21 October 2014
Pollution in pregnancy linked to lung damage in child Pollution in pregnancy linked to lung damage in child Women exposed to high levels of traffic pollution during the second trimester of pregnancy are at higher risk of giving birth to a child with weak lungs.
21 October 2014
Che photographer Burri dies aged 81 Che photographer Burri dies aged 81 Swiss photographer Rene Burri, celebrated for his portraits of Che Guevara and Pablo Picasso, died Monday in Zurich aged 81.
21 October 2014
Microsoft chief Nadella earned $84 million in 2014 Microsoft chief Nadella earned $84 million in 2014 Microsoft chief Satya Nadella, whose gaffe advising women to trust "karma" for pay raises sparked a firestorm, earned $84.3 million this year.
21 October 2014
Kazakhstani model on Tokyo Fashio Week catwalk Icon Kazakhstani model on Tokyo Fashio Week catwalk Kazakhstani model Bibisara Sharipova aslo known as Bibi has taken part in the Tokyo Fashion Week.
20 October 2014
Australia hopeful of revised Antarctic sanctuary success Australia hopeful of revised Antarctic sanctuary success Australia said it was hopeful of winning support for its plan to create a vast marine reserve off east Antarctica, after revising the proposal to make it smaller.
20 October 2014
Hungarians march to celebrate 'Roma Pride' Hungarians march to celebrate 'Roma Pride' Hundreds of Hungarians took part in a "Roma Pride" march in Budapest to celebrate the country's largest ethnic minority, a community scarred by widespread prejudice.
20 October 2014
Iconic 'Easy Rider' chopper sells for $1.35 million Iconic 'Easy Rider' chopper sells for $1.35 million The iconic Harley-Davidson chopper-style motorbike ridden by Peter Fonda in the 1969 classic "Easy Rider" film sold for $1.35 million at auction.
20 October 2014
Future of food served up in Paris Future of food served up in Paris Countries are vying to conquer global plates, and palates, with their homegrown specialities at the International Food Fair.
20 October 2014
It can happen to anyone: Obama's credit card declined It can happen to anyone: Obama's credit card declined Apparently, even the president of the United States can have trouble with his credit card.
18 October 2014
Hours of prep make perfect for Japan model Hours of prep make perfect for Japan model Plumes of hairspray create a suffocating fug over a group of fashion models waiting to be beautified in a room overlooking Tokyo's trendy Shibuya district.
18 October 2014
Canada to double UN contribution to fight Ebola Canada to double UN contribution to fight Ebola Canada has promised to double its financial contribution to the United Nations' fight against Ebola in West Africa.
18 October 2014
Pope faces key test with vote on divorcees, gays Pope faces key test with vote on divorcees, gays Pope Francis was set to sort his allies from his enemies with a Vatican vote on a document drafted opening the Catholic Church's doors to remarried divorcees and gays.
18 October 2014
Anti-tobacco conference struggles to stub out lobbyists Anti-tobacco conference struggles to stub out lobbyists A major conference aimed at cutting global smoking rates in Moscow found itself grappling with another issue.
18 October 2014
DiCaprio teams with Netflix on gorilla documentary DiCaprio teams with Netflix on gorilla documentary Hollywood A-lister Leonardo DiCaprio has teamed up with online streaming service Netflix for a documentary about endangered mountain gorillas in east Africa.
18 October 2014
Gay smooch ad creators lose in court; situation of sexual minorities in Kazakhstan in spotlight Gay smooch ad creators lose in court; situation of sexual minorities in Kazakhstan in spotlight Creators of the scandalous poster depicting a smooch between Kazakh composer and Russian poet of 19 century have lost the appeal in court on grounds of "acceptable morality and behaviour". What is for sexual minorities in Kazakhstan?
17 October 2014
Travel ban may not help prevent Ebola spread: Obama Travel ban may not help prevent Ebola spread: Obama US President Barack Obama said that closing US borders to citizens of three West African countries hardest hit by the Ebola epidemic would be counter-productive.
17 October 2014

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