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Obama tells Americans 'our dreams can ...
Barack Obama has told Americans their 'dreams can be one' if they unite in a stirring new crusade for change, in a riotous finale to the historic Democratic National Convention. Obama accepted the party's presidential nomination before 75,000 delirious

London hacker loses US extradition appeal
European Court of Human Rights rejects McKinnon's plea to delay departure London hacker Gary McKinnon will be sent to the US to be tried on seven counts of computer fraud committed against the US government. If convicted, McKinnon is likely to spend

News: Hacker Gary McKinnon loses appeal, U.S. extradition looms
n, the alleged NASA hacker, has failed in his last ditch appeal to the European Court of Human Rights to have his extradition to the United States quashed. Barring a last-minute intervention, he will be extradited within two weeks. According to the BBC,

College president steps down over beer photo
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A hard habit to break, even with gas at $10 a gallon
Transportation experts say that many Europeans, out of necessity, habit or love, have proved surprisingly willing to bear the extra cost of driving.

UK troops suffer higher death rate in Afghanistan than Iraq
British forces are being killed in Afghanistan at a faster rate than at the height of the war in Iraq, according to an analysis of casualty figures. The death rate among British troops was found to be even exceeding the number suffered by their American

The tragic murder of a devoted young man
In an Afghan folk tale, a giant snake once lived for a thousand years. It transformed into a beautiful young maiden and married the lord of Kabul. In the old days, this parched region, situated at an intersection between Eastern and Western cultures,

Australian troops help reop Afghanistan supply route
Australia's Defence Force says Australian troops have played a major role in re-opening the main supply route in Afghanistan which was sabotaged by Taliban fighters. Soldiers from the reconstruction taskforce rebuilt two bridges along the highway linking

Poulter remains in golf's Ryder Cup hunt (AFP)

AFP - If Ian Poulter has a lock on a spot with Europe's Ryder Cup team, then somebody better tell Paul Casey.

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