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Iran denies reports of long-range missile test

Iran denies reports of long-range missile test

Iran did not test-fire long-range missiles during a naval drill - but it will be doing so soon. That's according to a senior navy commander who is denying state media reports that missiles were fired

Queen visits ailing prince in hospital

Queen visits ailing prince in hospital

Buckingham Palace says that Queen Elizabeth's 90-year-old husband Prince Philip had a "good night" after being rushed to the hospital for heart surgery on Saturday. Members of the British royal family

North Korea in Mourning Frenzy

North Korea in Mourning Frenzy

North Korea's new leader wipes away tears during a public viewing of his Kim Jong Il's body in the capital. State television aired coverage of mourners weeping openly in their grief over the death of

Syrian authorities ban IPhone

Syrian authorities ban IPhone

The Syrian authorities are banning ownership of the iPhone to prevent anti-government protesters from recording video.

Can new Pakistani Ambassador fix US relations?

Pakistan's New Ambassador Sherry Rehman has taken the reign at a low-point for the US and Pakistan.

 In this Friday, Nov. 4, 2011 file photo French President Nicholas Sarkozy and President Barack Obama shake hands as they attend an event at City Hall in Cannes, France. French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who has labored to improve French relations with Israel, said he "can't stand" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called him a liar in a conversation with President Barack Obama. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File)

Sarkozy calls Netanyahu a 'liar' on a hot microphone

Mic Check: In a candid conversation with President Obama, journalists catch France's prime minister calling the Iraeli head a 'liar'.

Local sandwich shop donates to NV Foodbank

RENO--  Spicy Pickle® Sandwich Company will support the Food Bank of Northern Nevada as it kicks off its 2011 holiday “food-raiser,” called “Buy a Brooklyn Panini, Donate $1 to the Food Bank.”   Each Nevada Spicy Pickle restaurant will donate $1.00 directly to the Food Bank of Northern Nevada for every ...

Halloween: it’s thrift store Christmas

Halloween doesn’t spook operators of thrift stores in northern Nevada. In fact, it’s proving to be a good time for some of them to get rid of god-awful clothing that wouldn’t stand a chance with consumers the rest of the year. The October holiday is one of the busiest times ...

Carson district judge signs off on new political boundaries

CARSON CITY – Carson City District Judge James Todd Russell approved a set of maps outlining Nevada’s new political boundaries today, making only modest changes to the lines drawn by a panel of three court-appointed special masters. Russell, who ended up in charge of the redistricting process after legislative Democrats ...

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Buy a house, get a visa

Senator Charles Schumer from New York and Mike Lee from Utah are planning to introduce a bipartisan bill that would give residence visas to foreigners who buy homes for $500,000 or more.

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