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- US vacates Shamsi Airbase in Pakistan
- The Pakistani government has taken control of an airbase after it ordered the United States to vacate the airfield following a deadly US-led airstrike against Pakistani troops.
- Chewing gum boosts test scores
- Researchers at St. Lawrence University have found that chewing gum for five minutes before taking a test will improve people’s performance.
- Yemeni women call for trial of Saleh
- Yemeni women have poured onto streets in the port city of al-Hodeidah to call for the trial of Yemen’s ruler Ali Abdullah Saleh, Press TV reports.
- Saudis stage protest in Awamiyah
- Thousands of Saudis have rallied in the eastern city of Awamiyah to protest against the policies of the Al Saudi ruling family in the region.
- Opportunity finds water clues on Mars
- NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity has found veins of a mineral deposited by water that will help improve understanding of the history of the Red Planet.
- Bahrainis slam regime rights violations
- Thousands of people have held a rally in Bahrain on the International Day of Human Rights, condemning the Saudi-backed regime’s violation of civil liberties, Press TV reports.
- US turns CIA into Israel’s servant
- Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah says the Obama administration has turned the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) into a servant of Israel.
- US hides ballistic missile incident
- US Air Force authorities have covered a recent ballistic missile incident near a North Dakota air base, refusing to disclose the information about the incident to the public.
- UN, US censured over Yemen genocide
- Yemeni anti-government demonstrators have censured the US, the UN, and certain Persian Gulf littoral states for allowing the regime of Dictator Ali Abdullah Saleh to get away with “genocide”.
- Saudis plan to join nuclear arms race
- The former Saudi intelligence agency chief has announced that Riyadh may obtain nuclear weapons in line with plans to join “a nuclear arms race.”
- Most doctors silent over kids’ obesity
- A new study by US researchers suggests that doctors and other health professionals are usually reticent to warn parents that their child is overweight.
- Fish cuts heart risk in young women
- Young women who regularly consume fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids, such as cod and salmon are less likely to develop cardiovascular disease.
- Childhood abuse affects brain structure
- Adolescents who were exposed to family violence during childhood show the same pattern of changes in brain activity as soldiers exposed to violent combat situations.
- Spain jobless rate hits new high
- Spain’s unemployment rate has hit a 15-year-high for the month of November, weeks before the country’s newly elected Popular Party takes power.
- Non-fried fish cuts Alzheimer’s risk
- Consuming baked or broiled fish at least once a week can boost older people’s brain health and significantly reduce Alzheimer’s risk.
- Israel faces growing isolation: Panetta
- US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta has warned that Israel is facing growing “isolation” in the Middle East, urging the regime to take diplomatic steps to address the issue.
- Afternoon jabs better for infant
- US researchers say infants who are vaccinated in the afternoon will sleep better over the next 24 hours compared with those who receive the shot in the morning.
- Yawning cools off the brain
- A new study has found that yawning helps keep the brain cool and is not triggered when people become bored or their body needs more oxygen.
- Palestine economy hurt by Israel
- The Palestinian Authority (PA) says Israel’s suspension of the transfer of Palestinian tax revenues has had a devastating impact on the economy of Palestine.
- Pakistanis protest NATO airstrike
- Thousands of Pakistanis have gathered outside the US consulate in Karachi to protest against a recent NATO attack which has left at least 28 soldiers dead.
- Low vitamin D, heart disease linked
- A study conducted in Kansas University suggests that Vitamin D deficiency can cause a range of illnesses such as diabetes, blood pressure and cardiomyopathy.
- Econ. Crisis may raise child mortality
- The World Health Organization (WHO) says only a stronger political commitment can prevent a rise in children’s mortality rate at a time of global economic crisis.
- 1300 arrested at nuke train demo
- The German police have arrested about 1300 anti-nuclear activists attempting to prevent a train carrying nuclear waste from delivering its cargo to a facility near the northern town of Gorleben.
- Yemenis demand Saleh prosecution
- Thousands of Yemenis have rallied in the capital, Sana’a, to demand the prosecution of country’s unpopular ruler Ali Abdullah Saleh.
- NASA to launch new Mars rover
- NASA is planning to launch a nuclear-powered rover on a nine-month journey to Mars to examine if the planet is or ever was suitable for life.
- First artificial windpipe, a success
- A 36-year-old Eritrean has received the world’s first artificial trachea made with his own stem cells, in Karolinska University Hospital of Stockholm, Sweden.
- TV riskier than computer for kids health
- Researchers at Canada’s Queen’s University have found that watching TV lead to higher cardiovascular risk in children than working with a computer.
- Gaddafi trial to squirm Britain?
- Britain is about to witness it’s most embarrassing situation if arrested Saif al-Islam Gaddafi discloses the details of his close relationships with UK’ s Prince Andrew, Tony Blair and Lord Mandelson.
- Saudi protesters seize army vehicle
- Anti-government protesters in the city of Qatif in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia have seized an armored vehicle belonging to the security forces, Press TV reports.
- More proof of Bahrain brutality emerges
- New evidence of Al Khalifa regime’s brutality has emerged in Bahrain, with a policeman hitting a female protester with an iron skewer, Press TV reports.
- Iron boost delays infant development
- A recent study conducted in Chile shows giving iron-fortified formula to infants with high levels of hemoglobin may lead to poor long-term developmental outcomes.
- US debt committee faces pressure
- The cross-party congressional Super Committee, responsible for finding a way for the US to balance its budget is currently under intensifying pressure.
- US police arrest 50 Occupy protesters
- Over 50 Occupy Portland demonstrators have been arrested after hundreds of the protesters stood their ground when riot police tried to break up their encampment in Oregon City.
- Turkish fisherman nets Israeli drone
- A Turkish fisherman in the southern port city of Adana has captured parts of an Israeli drone in his fishing net, Press TV reports.
- Artificial blood transfusion successful
- Researchers at Pierre and Marie Curie University have successfully conducted the first transfusion of laboratory-grown blood pumped into human veins.
- 634 convert to Islam in Turkey
- The Turkish Presidency of Religious Affairs has announced that 634 people have converted to Islam over the past year, Press TV reports.
- Yemenis rap silence on regime killings
- Yemenis have taken to the streets across the country to condemn international communitys silence on the crackdown by Ali Abdullah Saleh’s regime on peaceful protests, Press TV reports.
- Italians celebrate premier’s resignation
- Following the announcement of resignation of the Italian premier, Silvio Berlusconi, people of Italy poured into streets and celebrated his resignation.
- High-powered magnets harm kids
- The US regulators have issued warning about high-powered magnets marketed as desktop toys and stress relievers for adults saying that they can pose deadly threats to children.
- Fiber cuts c, diabetes risk
- A new study shows that teenagers who eat a lot of fiber-rich foods are less likely to have risk factors for diabetes and heart disease.
- Alcohol ups breast cancer risk
- Women who consume alcoholic beverages even in small amounts have an increased risk of developing breast cancer compared with non-drinkers.
- Ukraine tries Israeli human traffickers
- Six members of an Israeli human trafficking ring, which operated in the Republic of Azerbaijan, are on trial in a special court in Ukraine.
- Anti-Wall Street protests intensify
- Anti-corporatism protests have intensified in the city of Oakland despite increasing crackdowns by police forces who have arrested over 80 demonstrators.
- Israel to upgrade nuke capabilities
- A report says Israel is seeking to beef up its nuclear weapons capabilities despite Tel Aviv’s repeated defiance of international calls to join global non-proliferation treaties.
- Israel punishes Palestine over UNESCO
- Israel has announced it will construct thousands of additional settler units and withhold the transfer of Palestinian tax collections in response to UNESCO’s decision to admit Palestine as a full member state.
- Happiness leads to longer life
- People who evaluate themselves as a happy and positive person not only enjoy a higher quality of life but are more likely to live longer than unhappy individuals.
- Breast cancer gene may not pass to all
- Researchers have suggested that not all the women of a family with a history of breast cancer have the same high level risk of developing the disease.
- US cuts UNESCO funding over Palestine
- The US says it is cutting funding to UNESCO in response to the UN cultural organization’s decision to admit Palestine as a full member.
- Thyroid supplements can be risky
- US researchers say over the counter thyroid support dietary supplements are not completely safe as they contain risky levels of thyroid hormones.
- Police arrest 30 protesters in Oregon
- Police in Oregon have arrested at least 30 peaceful Occupy protesters, dragging and carrying them to waiting vans, after they refused to leave a park in an affluent district.
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