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Paul Joseph Watson | Fox News host was put on 'no fly list'.

A funeral with full military honours is held for a soldier who died after an improvised bomb exploded in southern Afghanistan.

The United Nations adopts global guidelines to protect local communities when rich countries buy up land in developing nations.

NBC News | "People died to make Egypt's first-ever presidential debate happen on Thursday..."

NJ.com: Trucker found with 364 pounds of marijuana doesn't have to reveal BlackBerry password, N.J. court rules by AP:

MOUNT OLIVE — Police in northern New Jersey can't force a California trucker accused of hauling marijuana to reveal his password to unlock his BlackBerry.

A judge in Morristown on Thursday ruled that disclosing the password would violate the trucker's Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.

Steve Watson | "Incidental" surveillance data can be held for 90 days.

Natural News | Minnesota government is threatening to throw moms in jail for providing fresh food to infants and families.

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Infowars.com | Funded by funds seized during drug investigations.

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt sought "private advice" over phone hacking, an email sent to ex-News International boss Rebekah Brooks by the firm's PR chief suggests.

Cars and stars on show ahead of the Silverstone Classic

Wired.com: Few Companies Fight Patriot Act Gag Orders, FBI Admits by Kim Zetter:

Since the Patriot Act broadly expanded the power of the government to issue National Security Letters demanding customer records, more than 200,000 have been issued to U.S. companies by the FBI. But the perpetual gag orders that accompany them are rarely challenged by the ISPs and other recipients served with such letters.

Liverpool's new home kit has prompted an angry response from a number of the families of those killed at Hillsborough.

A man acquitted of murdering a vicar who he claimed abused him is found guilty of killing a supermarket worker he had sex with.

Syria foils an attempted suicide car bomb attack in the northern city of Aleppo, state TV says, a day after massive blasts in the capital Damascus.

A strike by fuel tanker drivers is averted after drivers vote to accept a peace deal, the Unite union announces.

Shares in JPMorgan Chase, the biggest US bank, dive 9% after it reveals a surprise trading loss of $2bn (£1.2bn) on complex investments.

Six senior monks in South Korea have offered to step down after a colleague leaked a video of them allegedly holding a private gambling session.

LA Times | Justice Department sues AZ Sherriff Arpaio claiming he's racially profiling Hispanic people and abusing them in his jails.

The alleged attempt on a baby's life shocks India