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  Aug 12, 2011

  1,700 Arrested, 600 Charged as Crackdown Continues on England Rioters

  London police report that as of Friday, 600 people have been charged with involvement in the riots that have ravished several England cities.

• Aug 12, 2011

  Depression Increases Risk of Stroke in Women, Study Indicates

  A study has found that women who suffer from depression have an increased risk of having a stroke.

• Aug 12, 2011

  Cash for Gold Bubble Bursts Despite Soaring Prices

  Gold prices are at an unprecedented high and continue to increase, but many in the Cash for Gold businesses are finding that the once extremely lucrative venture is beginning to die down.

• Aug 12, 2011

  TwitPic Founder Launches Twitter Carbon Copy

  TwitPic founder Noah Everett has launched a new microblogging platform, called Heello, on Thursday.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Legendary Ship of Captain Morgan Discovered in Panama River

  The ship captained by the infamous pirate, Adm. Henry Morgan has been discovered by a team of archaeologists, buried under the floor of the Chagres River in Central Panama.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Chinese Government Promises Crack Down on Sex-Selective Abortion

  The Chinese government says it is aiming to crack down on instances of sex-selective abortion for non-medical purposes, in order to protect the nation's female citizens.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Gay Married Couple to be Split Up by Deportation

  A gay couple who have taken part in a same-sex marriage ceremony are being told they may soon have to separate because one of them has been denied an application fo a I-130 Visa.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Churches Prepare for National Back to Church Sunday

  With the third annual National Back to Church Sunday rapidly approaching, the initiative and churches involved are working hard to make sure that the event is a success.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Christian Louboutin Loses Red Soles Case

  Designer shoe label Christian Louboutin has lost the rights to claim exclusivity over its self-trademarked red soles in a court case on Wednesday.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Church in Ghana to Establish Counseling and Rehabilitation Center for Gays

  The Presbyterian Church of Ghana has taken its opposition of homosexuality within the country to another level by planning to establish therapy centers with the purpose of counseling and rehabilitating gay and lesbian citizens.