CAIRO (Reuters) - An Islamist-backed Egyptian constitution won approval in a referendum, rival camps said on Sunday, after a vote the opposition said would sow deep social divisions in the Arab world's most populous nation. The Islamist Muslim Brotherhood, which propelled President Mohamed Mursi to power in a June election, said an unofficial tally showed 64 percent of voters backed the...
Football: Michu on target as Swansea frustrate Man United
Labels: Technology SWANSEA: Manchester United's lead over Manchester City is down to four points from six after the Premier Leage leaders were held 1-1 at Swansea City's Liberty Stadium on Sunday.Patrice Evra struck with a first-half header to put United on their way but a Michu equaliser before half-time was enough to give Swansea a richly deserved point.Having seen neighbours City cut their lead at the...
Dec
22
A troubling promise in iPad Mini's new Xmas ad
Labels: LifestyleOnly in her dreams, Grandad.(Credit:Apple screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)Xmas is a time for families to be together and share all the tensions they have harbored for the whole year.So to celebrate family closeness, Apple has just released an ad -- bless you, MacStories -- for theiPad Mini. It features a grandfather and granddaughter. She is singing to him over FaceTime.We see her face on a regular...
Rebels threaten to storm 2 Syrian Christian towns
Labels: Health BEIRUT Rebels have threatened to storm two predominantly Christian towns in central Syria, saying regime forces are using them to attack nearby areas, an activist group said Saturday. It says such an attack could force thousands of Christians from their homes. Russia's foreign minister, meanwhile, said that Damascus has consolidated its chemical weapons into one or two locations to protect them...
'Fiscal Cliff' Leaves Boehner a Wounded Speaker
Labels: Business John Boehner is a bloodied House speaker following the startling setback that his own fractious Republican troops dealt him in their "fiscal cliff" struggle against President Barack Obama.There's plenty of internal grumbling about the Ohio Republican, especially among conservatives, and lots of buzzing about whether his leadership post is in jeopardy. But it's uncertain whether...
Vice president quits as Egypt votes on constitution
Labels: WorldCAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's vice-president resigned on Saturday as Egyptians voted in a referendum that is expected to approve a new constitution that lays the foundations for the country's transition to democracy but will strip him of his role. Authorities extended voting by four hours in the second and decisive round of the plebiscite on an Islamist-drafted constitution that the opposition...
Football: Inter Milan held by Genoa, nine points behind Juve
Labels: Technology ROME: Inter Milan fell further behind Serie A leaders Juventus on Saturday after being held 1-1 at home to struggling Genoa.Inter, nine points behind the defending champions who beat Cagliari 3-1 on Friday, had to rely on a goal from Argentinian veteran Esteban Cambiasso five minutes from time to rescue a point.Genoa's Ciro Immobile had given the visitors the lead in the 77th minute with...
Dec
21
How EA plans to make customers happy. Really
Labels: LifestyleElectronics Arts' Help Center page is part of its effort to improve its customer service.(Credit:EA)An avid player of Electronic Arts' "The Simpsons: Tapped Out" mobile game, David Lamb was disheartened when he logged into his account in October and found that all of the data from him game was gone. The iOS game, which is essentially "Farmville" with Springfield buildings and Simpsons characters,...
John Kerry tapped to be next Secretary of State
Labels: Health President Obama is nominating Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., to replace Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, CBS News has learned. An official announcement is forthcoming later today. Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee, has widely been seen as the frontrunner for the position since U.N. ambassador Susan Rice withdrew her name from consideration. Rice came under heavy fire from Republican...
Amid Protest, NRA Calls for Armed Guards in Schools
Labels: Business The National Rifle Association stood its ground today in arguing that the answer to gun violence in schools is an armed security force that can protect students, while blaming the media and violent entertainment and video games for recent deadly shootings."The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun," NRA executive vice president Wayne LaPierre...
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