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North Korea Warns Of 'Merciless' Strikes As US Carrier Joins South Korea Drills
North Korea warned the United States on Tuesday of "merciless" attacks if an aircraft carrier strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson, which is joining South Korean forces for exercises, infringes on its sovereignty or dignity.
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'Enraged' Israel Summons Swedish Envoy Over Foreign Minister's Remarks
Israel summoned the Swedish ambassador on Wednesday to convey what it described as its "rage" at a call by Stockholm's top diplomat for an investigation to determine whether Israeli forces were guilty of extrajudicial killings of Palestinians.
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Former US Agent Gets Over 6 Years Jail for Bitcoin Theft
A former US federal agent was sentenced to 78 months in prison on Monday for stealing bitcoins during the government's investigation of Silk Road and for secretly soliciting payment from the operator of the online black market for information on its probe.
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Ex-US Agent Gets Over 6 Years for Bitcoin Theft in Silk Road Probe
Carl Force, a former US DEA agent, admitted to charges of extortion, money laundering, and obstruction of justice.
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Former US Agent Pleads Guilty to Bitcoin Theft in Silk Road Probe
In a San Francisco federal court, Carl Force appeared in an orange jump suit and leg shackles and acknowledged a litany of criminal acts.
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Icahn revamps Dell offer, urges rejection of buyout
Icahn's current concept would likely force shareholders to continue to own shares in the highly leveraged company that would result.
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Carl Lewis says Asians need sport 'heroes'
US sprint and long jump legend Carl Lewis said on Monday that Asians badly needed "heroes" in track and field in their countries to become a world-class force in the high-profile sport.
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US ship which carried Laden's body arrives in Australia
A US supercarrier that took Osama bin Laden's body out to sea has reached the Western Australian port of Fremantle with 4,700 American sailors on board. The aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson and the guided missile cruiser USS Bunker Hill, deployed since November, have been aiding US forces in the Middle East as well as taking part in an exercise wi...
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'Pushed to a corner', Iran could drop a bomb?
Pre-emptive military strikes aimed at forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear activities may end up having the opposite effect: convincing the Islamic Republic's leaders they need an atomic arsenal to secure their hold on power.
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North Korea Warns Of 'Merciless' Strikes As US Carrier Joins South Korea Drills
North Korea warned the United States on Tuesday of "merciless" attacks if an aircraft carrier strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson, which is joining South Korean forces for exercises, infringes on its sovereignty or dignity.
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'Enraged' Israel Summons Swedish Envoy Over Foreign Minister's Remarks
Israel summoned the Swedish ambassador on Wednesday to convey what it described as its "rage" at a call by Stockholm's top diplomat for an investigation to determine whether Israeli forces were guilty of extrajudicial killings of Palestinians.
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Former US Agent Gets Over 6 Years Jail for Bitcoin Theft
A former US federal agent was sentenced to 78 months in prison on Monday for stealing bitcoins during the government's investigation of Silk Road and for secretly soliciting payment from the operator of the online black market for information on its probe.
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Ex-US Agent Gets Over 6 Years for Bitcoin Theft in Silk Road Probe
Carl Force, a former US DEA agent, admitted to charges of extortion, money laundering, and obstruction of justice.
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Former US Agent Pleads Guilty to Bitcoin Theft in Silk Road Probe
In a San Francisco federal court, Carl Force appeared in an orange jump suit and leg shackles and acknowledged a litany of criminal acts.
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Icahn revamps Dell offer, urges rejection of buyout
Icahn's current concept would likely force shareholders to continue to own shares in the highly leveraged company that would result.
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Carl Lewis says Asians need sport 'heroes'
US sprint and long jump legend Carl Lewis said on Monday that Asians badly needed "heroes" in track and field in their countries to become a world-class force in the high-profile sport.
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US ship which carried Laden's body arrives in Australia
A US supercarrier that took Osama bin Laden's body out to sea has reached the Western Australian port of Fremantle with 4,700 American sailors on board. The aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson and the guided missile cruiser USS Bunker Hill, deployed since November, have been aiding US forces in the Middle East as well as taking part in an exercise wi...
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'Pushed to a corner', Iran could drop a bomb?
Pre-emptive military strikes aimed at forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear activities may end up having the opposite effect: convincing the Islamic Republic's leaders they need an atomic arsenal to secure their hold on power.
