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USA TODAY - By Robert Barr, AP LONDON - Queen Elizabeth II, closing four days of celebrations of her 60 years on the throne without her husband at her side, will make a rare address to the nation on Tuesday. |
CBC.ca - A German judge will visit Luka Rocco Magnotta in a Berlin jail today to speak to the Canadian about his detention and the procedure for extradition to face first-degree murder and other charges. |
Wall Street Journal - The euro slid against the dollar and equity markets pared gains Tuesday after downbeat services activity data for the euro zone gave a sharp reminder of the ongoing sovereign-debt crisis. |
USA TODAY - By Reid Cherner, USA TODAY This was all so much easier last week when we choosing between the Heat and Spurs for the NBA title. But it turns out that the Thunder and Celtics had no thoughts about going paws up. |
CBS News - (CBS News) What some are calling the second biggest contest of the 2012 election cycle - behind only the presidential race - is taking place in Wisconsin today. |
Politico - Mitt Romney has done the unthinkable: silenced the legions of conservatives who saw him as too starched, too ideologically wobbly and too Richie Rich to win a few months ago. |
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Reuters - By Thomas Grove | MOSCOW (Reuters) - When Russia opens a "billion-dollar bridge" on its Pacific coast this summer, Vladimir Putin can expect an enthusiastic audience among the 5000 islanders whom it will connect to the mainland, at an eye-popping cost ... |
AllAfrica.com - The House of Representatives on Monday said it would set up an ad hoc committee to investigate the cause of the Dana Plane crash in Lagos on Sunday. |
Voice of America - Airport officials negotiate with members of al-Awfea militia on the tarmac of Tripoli international airport in this still image taken from video June 4, 2012. |
New York Daily News - It's been 23 years, and the world still doesn't know his name. When the skinny, slope-shouldered guy in a white shirt and black pants holding two plastic grocery bags, stepped in front of a column of government tanks rolling near the uprising in ... |
ABC News - The main players in the Penn State scandal: JERRY SANDUSKY Role: Former assistant football coach and founder of The Second Mile charity for children, accused of molesting boys over a 15-year period. |
CNN - By Ben Rooney @CNNMoneyInvest June 4, 2012: 4:36 PM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- There is a one-in-three chance Greece will leave the euro currency union in the months ahead, according to Standard & Poor's. |
Reuters - (Reuters) - Stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wall Street on Tuesday, with futures for the S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq 100 up 0.1-0.3 percent. |
BusinessWeek - By Rainer Buergin and Tony Czuczka on June 05, 2012 Germany is open to closer European coordination to resolve the euro area's banking troubles as the government backs moves to deepen political and economic union, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble ... |
Reuters - By Sarah White | MADRID (Reuters) - A flock of "vulture" funds is gathering in Madrid in the hope that a banking sector shakeout will finally deliver a bonanza of real estate and distressed company assets at rock bottom prices. |
Patch.com - By Lauren Sausser In Maryland, men who work full time make an average of $140 more per week than women, according to data compiled by the congressional Joint Economic Committee. |
Seattle Post Intelligencer - KRISTEN WYATT, AP FILE - In this Dec. 8, 2011, file photo taken at the Department of Motor Vehicle office in Littleton, Colo., volunteers Emmett Reistroffer, second from left, and Justin Dreyer, second from right, collect signatures on a petition to ... |
Written by  CNET - by Philip Wong | 5 June 2012 5:05pm SGT Sony Computer Entertainment is launching a new attachment for its motion-sensing controller following the PlayStation Move Sharp Shooter. |
Written by  in 804 Google+ circles CNET - Microsoft's demo session of SmartGlass in action revealed new details and showed off some of its potential, both for media and gaming. |
MarketWatch - Nintendo will unveil its successor to the Wii game console this week at the E3 videogame conference in Los Angeles. Daisuke Wakabayashi reports on digits. |
Written by  Computerworld - By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Security researchers today published detailed information about how the Flame cyber-espionage malware spreads through a network by exploiting Microsoft's Windows Update mechanism. |
The Hollywood Gossip - At the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) Awards Monday night, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen won the 2012 Womenswear Designers of the Year award. |
MTV.com - New franchise collects four awards at Sunday's show, signaling what may become a 'Twilight'-esque Movie Awards dominance. |
Fox News - With their offence misfiring and the exploits of Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick mesmerizing, the New Jersey Devils stand on the verge of being swept out of the Stanley Cup Finals. |
Chicago Tribune - Oakland, CA - Jarrod Parker carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning and Brandon Inge knocked in four runs as the Oakland Athletics rolled over the Texas Rangers, 12-1, in the first of four games at the Coliseum. |
Fox News - SECAUCUS, NJ - Carlos Correa reached into his pocket as he strolled to the podium, pulled out a small Puerto Rican flag and waved it at the cheering crowd. |
AFP - SYDNEY - Australia was gearing up Tuesday for the transit of Venus, an event with historical significance as a previous occurrence in 1769 played a key part in the "discovery" of the southern continent. |
Denver Post - By AP WASHINGTON - NASA has received a gift from an unexpected source - the nation's satellite spy agency. The space agency confirmed Monday that it received a pair of giant identical telescopes from the National Reconnaissance Office, which oversees ... |
CBS News - In the latest sign the US economy may be slowing, US companies placed fewer orders to factories for the second straight month; Then, Researchers announced that girls who survive childhood cancer face a higher risk for breast cancer later on in life; ... |
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