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Hamilton Man Arrested for DWI, AUO
Jason D. Truett, 31, of 6188 Chamberlain Hill Road, Hamilton was arrested for DWI, a Class U Misdemeanor of Vehicle & Traffic Law 1192.3, Aggravated DWI , a Class U Misdemeanor of Vehicle & Traffic Law 1192.2aa, second-degree Aggravated Unlicensed Operation , a Class U Misdemeanor of Vehicle & Traffic Law 511.2aa and Operating Motor Vehicle without ... (more)
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Independent group inspecting Apple suppliers
In this Jan. 26, 2011 file photo, a man stands near Apple's iPad advertisement in Shanghai, China.
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Global markets rise after Greece austerity vote
An investor smiles in front of a stock price monitor at a private securities company Monday Feb.
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Children's Disney dreams come true
Only a handful of Sioux Falls kids got to meet Snow White on Sunday afternoon. Jacie Jansma was one of them.
Gallery: Whitney Houston 1963 - 2012
Flowers placed on a Grammy sidewalk plaque honoring Whitney Houston's wins for Record of the Year and Album of the Year in 36th Grammy Awards, have been scattered and replaced several times outside the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, Feb.
Here's Further Proof Listening To a Ferrari In a Tunnel Never Gets Old [Video]
There are few sounds on the planet more pleasing to a car lover than a Ferrari engine under acceleration.
In-N-Out sues rival restaurant in Shanghai?
The craze for All-American food is high nowadays; tears come to the eyes of those people from an In-N-Out opening in their state, east-coast food chains salivate at the thought of coming out west, but In-N-Out suing a rival diner out in Shanghai? Their called Caliburger, headquartered less than 30 miles away from In-N-Out. Specializing in ... (more)
Great Video: Wedded bliss for penguin couple
Shanghai, China - Wedding bells rang for a penguin couple at the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium ahead of Valentine's Day next week.
Pictures of the week - 10th February 2012
Valentine's Day theme advertisement is seen in a shopping mall in Shanghai, China.
Klockner Pentaplast Group begins construction of new facility in Shanghai, China
Located 80 km west of Shanghai in the Suzhou Industrial Park in Suzhou, China, the new site will produce packaging films for the growing domestic Chinese market.
China author Han Han sues over ghostwriting claims
Nebraska and Iowa will likely see a relatively small impact from the $25 billion settlement with banks over foreclosure abuses because the housing crisis has not hit the Midlands as hard as it has many other states.
China's Irrational Economic Structure Is Unsustainable
A portrait of the economist Larry Lang, taken near his residence in Shanghai, China, in September 2006.
Consumers buy alleged 'rubber-yolk' eggs in city
AFTER eggs with rubber-like yolks began sparking wide concern around the country, Shanghai consumers are complaining that they also have found such eggs locally, but authorities haven't taken action.
Exhibition tells tech park's evolution
AN exhibition is being held to showcase the development of the Shanghai Zhangjiang High-Tech Industrial Park in Pudong New Area and high-tech products made by companies there.
Dividing younger pupils by ability can entrench disadvantage, study finds
OECD study finds countries that stream pupils into ability groups at an early age tend to have lower levels of achievement Streaming by ability at an early age can 'fuel a vicious cycle' in which teachers had low expectations of students in the lowest sets.
China to Bring Back Government-Bond Futures
China is on track to reintroduce the trading of government bond futures, a major financial derivatives instrument banned 17 years ago after a trading scandal, a person familiar with the matter said Thursday.
Markets nervous as Greek crisis talks continue
A man touches on a statue of charging bull which is a similar version of his Wall Street Bull, on Tuesday Feb.
Hengtai Wins Trademark Infringement Case for REHAU
In January of 2012, Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court delivered the final judgment in favor of REHAU.
Herndon Student Takes Part in Master Class with Brian Ganz
Mary Wan, 14, of Herndon, took part in a Master Class with Brian Ganz at Strathmore on Friday, Feb.
China Bans Airlines From EU Scheme
China on Monday said it prohibited its airlines from paying for carbon emissions under the European Union's new system to limit greenhouse emissions, in an escalation of Beijing's opposition to the plan.