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Why Mark Zuckerberg does not want to make a Facebook phone

Mark Zuckerberg could probably dominate the smartphone market, but as he put it, "who cares?"

Sarkozy’s presidential campaign allegedly financed by Moammar Gadhafi

Lebanese-born businessman Ziad Takieddine told a French judge that he could provide written proof that former French president Nicolas Sarkozy's 2006 campaign was "abundantly financed" by the late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

Idaho senator a candidate for ignition lock

Idaho Republican Sen. Mike Crapo may be a candidate for an ignition interlock after he was charged with driving under the influence in Virgina on Sunday.

World’s longest bullet train now accessible in China

For years China has had the largest and most far-reaching infrastructure, a system of four north-south routes and four east-west routes branching out through the country. The country's newest project, named the Beijing-Guangzhou route, covers 1,200 miles --- or the distance from New York to Key West, Fla., in about 8 hours.

Deep freeze spreads across Russia and Ukraine, at least 82 die

The snowstorm that hit the Midwest on Thursday is nothing compared to the weather in Russia.

Census data reveal ongoing exodus from California

More people moved out of California in 2011 than moved in, according to the latest report from the U.S. Census Bureau, signaling that the Democrat-run state's economic woes continue to drive residents away.

‘Real killer’ found in OJ Simpson case?

Could OJ have been right after all?

FDA investigating 13 deaths related to 5-Hour Energy

Papa John’s faces lawsuits over illegal text messages

Pizza giant Papa John's is facing a $250 million class-action lawsuit for allegedly spamming customers with illegal text message in 2010.

‘Clean energy’ jobs see a sharp third-quarter slowdown

Job growth in the so-called "clean energy" industry has declined in the past two quarters, despite an improving economy, according to a report released by Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2).

In Philadelphia and Ohio voting districts, Romney receives zero votes

In 59 voting districts in Philadelphia and nine districts in Cleveland, not a single person voted for Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Election Day.

Votamatic predicts every state correctly

Assuming that Florida delivers its 29 electoral votes to President Barack Obama, Drew Linzer of Votamatic, a website that posts forecasts and polling analysis, has called every state in the 2012 election correctly.

Crystal meth may cure your flu

Most doctors probably won't recommend picking up a drug habit this flu season, but a new study suggests that the drug methamphetamine may have flu-fighting properties.

Hiker hints at ‘Bigfoot’ sighting weeks before $10 million cash prize offer [VIDEO]

That’s MIT, not to be confused with MITT

You know election staffers' nerves are frayed when they raise a red flag for a young woman wearing an "MIT" sweatshirt.

The 10 most interesting ballot initiative battles to watch on Tuesday

Voting for president, congressman, senator, governor, county councilman, alderman, sheriff and dogcatcher apparently isn't enough to think about Tuesday. Voters in dozens of states will also be faced with ballot initiative and amendment questions running the gamut from guns to gay marriage, from "Frankenfoods" to photo IDs.

Argentina drops its voting age to 16 in light of 2013 elections

Argentina has lowered its voting age from 18 to 16, which could allow politically ailing President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner to collect more young voters for the next election.

59 percent of African-American young voters say US ‘moving in the right direction’

Despite continued high unemployment, a recent national poll shows that 59 percent of African-American voters age 19-29 feel that the country is "moving in the right direction."

Oldest Thomas Edison audio recording released

The public can now listen to the oldest playable recording of an American voice and the first recording of a musical performance.