Ivana Kvesic

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  Aug 15, 2011

  Somalia Famine Aid Being Stolen; UN Investigates

  An investigation report has been released announcing that thousands of sacks of food meant for Somalia’s drought- and famine-impacted victims have been stolen.

• Aug 15, 2011

  Stock Market News: Futures Rise Following Volatile Week

  Following last week’s stock market volatility and pervasive uncertainty, the new week in the markets has commenced on a steady note.

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  Aug 15, 2011

  Norway Shooting: Anders Behring Breivik Recalls Killings for Police

  Almost a month following the fatal car bomb and gun attacks that killed 77 in Norway, Anders Behring Breivik went back to the scene of the crime to recount his actions during his July 22 “lone-wolf” massacre that stunned the world.

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  Aug 15, 2011

  Obama Embarks on Midwest Bus Tour, Will Address Financial Woes

  President Obama will be kicking off a Midwest bus tour in Cannon Falls, Minnesota according to a statement released by the White House on Monday.

• Aug 12, 2011

  Metallica and Megadeth to Create Supergroup?

  Is heavy metal band Metallica ready to join forces and create a new heavy metal music empire?

• Aug 12, 2011

  Ron Paul Likely to Win Ames Poll?

  Ron Paul, a 76-year-old Air Force veteran and retired ob-gyn who has been elected to 11 terms in the House of Representatives is being lauded for his success on Thursday nights Fox News debate.

• Aug 12, 2011

  Gladiators Arrested in Rome Colosseum Crackdown

  Roman police officers underwent a covert operation to crack down on Rome’s criminal “gangster gladiators” which ended in kicks, punches, and flying swords on Wednesday.

• Aug 12, 2011

  Ghana Schoolboy to Raise $13M for Somalia Famine

  As the news of the catastrophic famine in Somalia has been spreading across the world, a young and inspiring boy in the West African nation of Ghana has been compelled to take the situation into his own hands and do whatever he can to help his continental neighbors.

• Aug 12, 2011

  Famine Rips Life Out of Somalia as International Aid Falls Short

  Somalia, and the entire Horn of Africa, is facing the most devastating drought the region has witnessed in 60 years. With soaring food prices and a lack of money, tens of thousands of Somalis are fleeing their homes, living on the brink of starvation, and dying of hunger and disease.

• Aug 11, 2011

  Groundbreaking Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Discovery

  A new groundbreaking study on multiple sclerosis has led to the discovery of 29 new gene variants that will likely transform the way scientists understand and pursue treatment for the disease.