Green Tea Found to Boost Memory Power
EGCG, an organic chemical, a key element in green tea, found to be effective in enhancing memory power.
Is it a bird, is it a plane?
Vladimir Putin is a man, who knows a good photo opportunity, when he sees one. Whether it is tracking a Siberian tiger, posing with a polar bear, or stripped to his waist, muscles rippling, climbing, hunting or fishing.
Turkey: Ammunition Depot Blast Kills 25 Soldiers, Leaves Others Trapped
Mishandling of grenades thought to have caused huge explosion in ammunition depot.
Bill Clinton Backs Obama for Re-election, Says he Inherited Weak Economy
Bill Clinton lauds Obama's record on reviving the economy and job generation.
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French Alps Shooting: Four People Dead After Attack on British-Registered Car Near Lake Annecy
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Syrian Dissident Writer Yassin Saleh Says UK Journalist Robert Fisk 'Indoctrinated' by Assad's Regime
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Transgender Murderer Michelle Kosilek Granted Taxpayer-Funded Sex Change
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India: Deadly Sivakasi Factory Blaze Kills 52, Many Injured
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Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan Calls Syria Terrorist State
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Over 40% of Obese People Could Actually be in Good Health
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French Judges in Ramallah to Exhume Arafat's body
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Michelle Obama Bats for her Husband at Democratic Convention
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Canada: Shooting in Parti Quebecois Victory Rally Kills One [VIDEO]
Middle-aged gunman opens fire in hall where Quebec separatist party leader Pauline Marois gives victory speech.
Japan to Buy Disputed East China Sea Islands
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US Presidential Election: Michelle Obama Bats for Husband at Democratic Convention [VIDEO + PHOTOS]
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Afghanistan Suicide Bomber Kills 25 and Injures 30 in Funeral Attack
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Bahrain Court Upholds Life Sentences Against 13 Pro-Democracy Activists - Including Abudlhadi Al Khawaja
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'Jesus is a Monkey' Scrawled by Pro-Settler Extremists on Christian Monastery near Jerusalem
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Pakistan: Secret Report Warns of Taliban Attacks in Islamabad and Rawalpindi
Pakistan interior ministry's secret report warns of plans by Pakistan Taliban to attack twin cities Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Head of Red Cross meets with Assad in Syria
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Colombia's Cocaine Queen Griselda Blanco Shot Dead
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Egypt: Veiled Woman Presenter on Air after Decades-Old Ban
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