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Fri Jul 8 23:45:33 EDT 2011
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Watch: Stem Cells Grow New Windpipe - Doctors manage successfully to grow a man's trachea in Europe.




Watch: Arrests in Rupert Murdoch Media Scandal - News of the World tabloid fallout implicates British prime minister's aide.




Watch: Kate Middleton Style Steals Show in North America - Bianna Golodryga on Kate Middleton's looks during her North American vacation.




Watch: Prince Albert Marriage Fails to Dispel Rumors - Some say bride Charlene Wittstock acts more like a prisoner than a princess.




Watch: Will and Kate's Last Day in Canada Before US Visit - The royal couple will head to Los Angeles after wrapping up their Canadian trip.




Watch: Rupert Murdoch to Shut Down News of the World - Tabloid hacking scandal has shaken the News Corp. media empire.




Watch: Rupert Murdoch's Media Empire Cracks - Media mogul decides to close News of the World, paper bogged down in scandal.




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UK Media Scandal: PM Calls for Regulation - David Cameron says politicians and press both failed to curb media excesses.




Murdoch Protects Empire, Shields Editor - The stunning decision to shut the British tabloid the News of the World while standing by its beleaguered editor is vintage Rupert Murdoch, longtime observers say—a bold move by a magnate who ruthlessly protects his media empire yet has a soft spot for loyal henchmen.




Honeymoon Over for Monaco's Royal Couple? - The playboy past of Prince Albert reportedly has his new bride, Charlene Wittstock, demanding a paternity test and wanting to flee their weeks-old marriage.




Will and Kate Go Hollywood: Arrive in LA - Prince William and Kate Middleton touch down in Los Angeles today for a whirlwind visit after their royal visit to Canada.




Photos: Kate Middleton's Red Dress - Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, toured the ENMAX Conservatory at the Calgary Stampede parade in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, July 8, 2011.




Pakistani Government 'Sanctioned' Journalist's Murder, Adm. Mullen Says - U.S. Adm. Mike Mullen said today the Pakistani government "sanctioned" the killing of a critical Pakistani investigative journalist, becoming the first high-ranking official to make the public allegation.




Libyan Official: NATO Intensifying Bombing - Bombings have been ramped up to clear ground for rebel advance.




Hunchback Teen Rides Tour de France - After severe scoliosis left him with a hunchback, Joshua Stewart thought he wouldn't be able to ride his bike again. Now the U.K. teenager is riding in a leg of the Tour de France, after a back-saving surgery that has made him good as new.




Georgian Presidential Photographer Accused of Spying - The man responsible for photographing the President of Georgia has been arrested by Georgian authorities along with three others on charges of espionage.




Doctor: Al Qaeda 'Belly Bombs' Entirely Possible - The latest design from al Qaeda's top bomb maker is a "belly bomb" developed to beat airport security in Europe and the Middle East where full body scanners are not widely used, according to U.S. officials.