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World Cup Tickets not awarded until October

World Cup Tickets not awarded until October

(AP) High demand as World Cup ticket sales beginBy TALES AZZONIAP Sports WriterSAO PAULOIt was a frenzied start to FIFA’s attempt to fill the stands for next year’s World Cup in Brazil as fans applied Tuesday for more than 1

Bolt Finishes Worlds with Another Gold, Wins 4×100

Bolt Finishes Worlds with Another Gold, Wins 4×100

(AP) Bolt finishes worlds with another gold, wins 4×100By PAT GRAHAMAP Sports WriterMOSCOWUsain Bolt stumbled on the track, even almost fell down. No, this near-tumble happened in the middle of his celebratory dance, when a barefooted Bolt hammed it up

EU warns will 'urgently review' Egypt ties

EU warns will 'urgently review' Egypt ties

European Union leaders Herman Van Rompuy and Jose Manuel Barroso warned Egypt’s army and interim government Sunday the bloc would review its ties with the country unless the violence ended. Further escalation could have “unpredictable consequences” for Egypt and its

Flood of Middle Eastern Refugees Headed to U.S.?

Flood of Middle Eastern Refugees Headed to U.S.?

Middle Eastern and North African refugees are streaming into European Union countries fleeing widespread unrest, and many may soon try to come to America.   When the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was established in 1951,

Eurozone's Longest-ever Recession Comes to an End

Eurozone's Longest-ever Recession Comes to an End

(AP) Eurozone’s longest-ever recession comes to an endBRUSSELSThe recession in the eurozone came to an end in the second quarter of the year, official figures confirmed Wednesday. Eurostat, the European Union’s statistics office, said the 17 European Union countries that

Mexico Joins America's Oil Boom

Mexico Joins America's Oil Boom

Mexico, which in 1938 was the first country in the world to nationalize its oil and gas sector, formally began the process to amend its constitution on August 12th to end the state-owned-monopoly for energy exploration, development, and distribution known

Biden: US 'Has a Stake' in Greek Recovery

Biden: US 'Has a Stake' in Greek Recovery

The United States has a stake in Greece’s economic recovery and wants the crisis-hit nation to stay in the eurozone, US Vice President Joe Biden said in an interview published Thursday. Samaras will hold talks with US President Barack Obama

Japan Finance Minister Under Fire for Nazi Comment

Japan Finance Minister Under Fire for Nazi Comment

(AP) Japan Finance Minister under fire for Nazi commentBy MARI YAMAGUCHI and ELAINE KURTENBACHAssociated PressTOKYOJapanese Finance Minister Taro Aso has retracted a comment he made this week suggesting Japan should follow the Nazi example of how to change the country’s

Eurozone Jobless Down for First Time in 2 Years

Eurozone Jobless Down for First Time in 2 Years

(AP) Eurozone jobless down for first time in 2 yearsBRUSSELSFurther evidence emerged Wednesday that the eurozone economy is on the mend after struggling with a recession that’s seen unemployment edge toward the 20 million mark. Figures from Eurostat, the EU’s

Armstrong: 'Virtually All' Cheated

Armstrong: 'Virtually All' Cheated

French EPO report no shock to Armstrong by AFP 7/25/2013 3:38:38 PM Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong said Thursday he was “not surprised” that 18 leading riders in the 1998 Tour de France have been named by the French Senate as having taken

World Stocks Rise as China Slowdown Jitters Ease

World Stocks Rise as China Slowdown Jitters Ease

(AP) World stocks rise as China slowdown jitters easeBy COLLEEN BARRYAP Business WriterMILANEasing fears of an economic slowdown in China pushed world markets higher on Tuesday . World stocks received a boost after Chinese Premier Li Keqiang indicated the government

Scientists Debate Declining Sperm Counts

Scientists Debate Declining Sperm Counts

Some experts in the field of fertility are raising an alarm over a “sperm crisis,” because they believe sperm counts have been on the decline for a decade or more. The Wall Street Journal reports that scientists debated the possibility