Breaking News & Hottest Global News without Border (Series 3)

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After weeks of buildup, it's finally time to go outside and see the full moon go dark — or, if it's cloudy, watch the total lunar eclipse over the Internet.

It's showtime for the total lunar eclipse

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The Federal Communications Commission is poised to adopt Internet traffic rules on Tuesday that would ban the blocking of lawful content, but allow high-speed Internet providers to manage their networks, senior agency officials said.

FCC set to back Internet traffic rules

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"I think people are focusing on the negative, but there was a lot of positive," says a former New York City TV reporter in the wake of the backlash from the New York Times story about how she and a fellow Manhattan professional  broke up their marriages to be with each other.

One wedding, two divorces, one scandal

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The U.S. teen birth rate hit an all-time low in 2009 — a decline that stunned experts say is partly because of the economy.

Recession surprise: U.S. teen births hit all-time low

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Hillside Southern California residents fortified their defenses and began fleeing mud-besieged homes Tuesday as an even worse storm system was expected to hit.

Soaked Southern Calif. set to get hammered

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South Korea vowed to "punish the enemy" as hundreds of troops, fighter jets, tanks and attack helicopters prepared for massive new drills near the heavily armed border with North Korea.

'Punish the enemy': S. Korea set for huge drill

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South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia and German car maker Volkswagen lead the insurance industry's annual list of the safest new vehicles.

Hyundai, VW top insurer safe car list

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The tail end of a storm that dumped rain on Southern California for nearly a week buried houses and cars in mud, washed hillsides onto highways, flooded urban streets and threatened dozens of canyon homes.

Mud, wrecks, rescues in wake of L.A.-area storm

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The tail end of a storm that dumped rain on Southern California for nearly a week buried houses and cars in mud, washed hillsides onto highways, flooded urban streets and threatened dozens of canyon homes.

Mud, more evacuations in wake of L.A.-area storm

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North Korea's minister of armed forces said  Thursday its military was prepared to wage a "holy war" against the South using its nuclear deterrent.

N. Korea threatens nuclear 'holy war'