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Highest Skydive and Jump Ever Completed Successfully; Felix Baumgartner Breaks 52-Year-Old Record (VIDEO)

Felix Baumgartner broke a very high record today as he jumped from a capsule more than 120,000 feet (39 km) above the Earth to land safely in New Mexico later.

Endeavour Finally Arrives to California Science Center

After a three-day procession, the Endeavour shuttle finally completed its last transit as it will now be displayed at the California Space center for exhibition purposes.

UnitedHealth to buy most of Brazil's Amil for $4.9 billion

UnitedHealth Group Inc will buy control of Amil Participacoes SA, Brazil's largest health insurer and hospital operator, for $4.9 billion, making a bold move into a fast-growing market as challenges mount for its U.S. business.

Venezuela's Chavez revels in convincing election win

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez pledged to deepen his socialist revolution after a comfortable election victory that could extend his divisive leadership of the OPEC nation to two decades.

iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 4S: Specs, Features Match Up and Problems

According to Consumer Reports, the iPhone 5 outperforms all other iPhones. But is it that better than the iPhone 4S when it comes to pictures and videos?

Howard-Less Magic Stung by Hornets in Mexico City

The post-Dwight Howard era opened on a sour note for the Orlando Magic as the New Orleans Hornets rode a late surge for an 85-80 preseason victory before a packed house at the Mexico City Arena on Sunday.

Venezuela presidential vote looks set for close finish

Venezuela's presidential election looked headed for a close finish on Sunday with President Hugo Chavez facing an unprecedented challenge to his socialist rule from a young rival tapping into discontent over crime and cronyism.

Chavez's Socialist Rule at Risk as Venezuelans Vote

Hugo Chavez loyalists blew bugles in a wake up call for voters on Sunday as the Venezuelan leader faced the biggest electoral challenge yet to his socialist rule from a young rival tapping into discontent over crime and cronyism.

Venezuela's Chavez fights young rival in re-election bid

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez faces the toughest election of his 14-year rule on Sunday in a vote pitting his charisma and oil-financed largesse against fresh-faced challenger Henrique Capriles' promise of jobs, safer streets and an end to cronyism.

Orioles Stun Rangers 5-1 to Win Wildcard

The Baltimore Orioles' improbable ride continued on Friday when they hammered the two-time defending American League (AL) champion Texas Rangers 5-1 in the first ever one-game AL wildcard showdown.

EADS says continuing BAE merger talks with governments

EADS is continuing "constructive talks" with governments over its proposed $45 billion merger deal with BAE Systems and remains convinced that it is an excellent deal for Europe, a spokesman said on Saturday.

Gulf Coast senators to Obama: Ensure BP spill deal is fair

Senators from the U.S. Gulf Coast urged President Barack Obama on Friday to ensure that any legal settlement for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill does not undermine a recently passed law that would funnel billions of dollars worth of fines to their states.

Amnesty issues rights plea to Rihanna, Shakira before Azeri concerts

Human rights group Amnesty International urged pop stars Rihanna and Shakira on Friday to open their eyes to recent arrests of journalists, bloggers and activists in Azerbaijan, before their performances in the former Soviet republic this month.

Lehman brokerage, Europe unit settle $38 billion in claims

The U.S. brokerage unit and a European unit of the former Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc said they settled a dispute over $38 billion in asset claims, a major step toward customers and creditors recovering money.

Rams hand Cardinals first loss

Sam Bradford tossed two touchdown passes as the St. Louis Rams beat Arizona 17-3 on Thursday, handing the Cardinals their first loss of the season.

Obama Gets Tough on Romney, Campaign Considers Changes

One day after a muted performance in a presidential debate, President Barack Obama got tough on Republican rival Mitt Romney on Thursday as the Democrat's re-election campaign vowed to learn lessons from the setback.

Cabrera gets Triple Crown, Yanks, A's win divisions

Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera became the first Triple Crown winner in 45 years, while the New York Yankees and Oakland Athletics claimed division titles on a wild final day to Major League Baseball's regular season.

Obama, Romney debate sheds little light on healthcare issues

President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney agree that the $2.8 trillion U.S. healthcare system is broken, but neither candidate on Wednesday presented voters with a clear idea of how to fix it.

Spain targets London investors for "bad bank"

Spain's Economy Minister will meet investors in London on Thursday in the hope of tempting them to buy into a 'bad bank' that will house billions of euros of the country's soured real estate assets.

Cuba cuts education spending, shifts priorities

Cuba is cutting back its hallowed free education system and moving students into more practical careers to reduce costs and fill needs in its work force, recently released government statistics show.

Venezuela baseball in limbo due to MLB "fatigued list"

Venezuelans are gripped by uncertainty over President Hugo Chavez's re-election chances on Sunday but another looming worry is whether they will see their top baseball players on home turf when the season starts four days later.

Spain ready for bailout, Germany signals "wait" - sources

Spain is ready to request a euro zone bailout for its public finances as early as next weekend but Germany has signaled that it should hold off, European officials said on Monday.

Medvedev points Facebook's Zuckerberg towards Russian IT sector

Prime minister Dmitry Medvedev told Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg on Monday that Russia's IT industry was as promising an area for investment as its natural resources sectors.

Euro zone joblessness risks "economic disaster"

The EU warned on Monday of an "economic and social disaster" if joblessness among young Europeans continued to rise, calling for a joint effort to combat record high unemployment in the countries which share the euro.

Lindsay Lohan Allegedly Assaulted by GOP Aide Christian LaBella

Lindsay Lohan is very familiar with the LAPD and she's getting quite cozy with the NYPD. Lohan is back in the headlines again - but for all the wrong reasons.
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