Yemen president in United States for medical treatment
Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh arrived in the United States from Oman via London for medical care after injuries from a June assassination attempt. His stay location remains undisclosed and timing tied to political uncertainty as he promised to return before February 21 elections.
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New York
Yemen
United States
Ali Abdullah Saleh
Oman
London
Saleh
U.S
Arab League halts Syria mission as Damascus near clashes escalate
Arab League paused its observer mission in Syria amid intensified fighting near Damascus. In eastern suburbs such as Kfar Batna Saqba Jisreen and Arbeen and in Douma a bus carrying officers was ambushed seven officers killed. Streams of violence push UN talks and an Arab peace plan amid Damascus rejection and Russia veto threats.
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Beirut
Arab League
Syria
Assad
Damascus
United Nations
Kfar Batna
Saqba
Jisreen
Arbeen
Syrian Observatory For Human Rights
Douma
Holy Cross Church
Plus size swimwear hits Brazilian beaches nationwide
Brazil sees a boom in plus size bikinis as Lehona and Acqua Rosa expand lines to fit curvier bodies. Designers explain bigger women want sexy options beyond oversized garments, with Lehona offering bold prints and low necklines and Acqua Rosa reporting over 70 percent of sales from plus sizes.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ipanema
Brazil
Elisangela Inez Soares
Copacabana
Gisele
Gisele Bundchen
Clarice Rebelatto
Lehona
U.S
Luiz Rebelatto
Clarice
Rebelatto
Acqua Rosa
Joao Macedo
British cops arrest 5 in tabloid probe
Police searched Rupert Murdoch papers offices after arresting four Sun staff and a police officer in a bribery probe. Names include Graham Dudman Fergus Shanahan Chris Pharo Mike Sullivan. Investigations parallel to phone hacking inquiry at News of the World.
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London
Rupert Murdoch
the Sun
News of the World
Murdoch
Metropolitan Police
News Corp
Sun
BBC
Graham Dudman
Fergus Shanahan
News
Chris Pharo
Mike Sullivan
Silicon Valley anti-poaching suit targets tech giants
A federal suit in San Jose alleges Google, Intel, Adobe, Intuit, Lucasfilm, Pixar, and Apple conspired to limit hiring. Plaintiffs cite emails, including a Schmidt Jobs exchange, claiming CEO participation. Defendants deny a illegal conspiracy, citing legitimate partnerships and separate pacts. Judge Koh hears the case.
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Calif
Silicon Valley
Google Inc
Intel Corp
Adobe Systems Inc
Intuit Inc
Lucasfilm Ltd
Pixar
Apple Inc
Steve Jobs
Apple
Google
Eric Schmidt
U.S. Jus
George Riley
U.S. District Court
Riley
Lucy Koh
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State
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Justin DiPietro
Rami Abdul-Rahman
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