Lawyer for Assange tweets his phone hacked
Mark Stephens says police have told him his phone may have been hacked by Murdoch's News of the World
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Bomb damages gov't building in Oslo, 7 dead
More than a dozen injured as blast shatters windows in building housing Norwegian prime minster's office
Chavez governs Venezuela remotely via Twitter
Leader undergoing cancer treatment in Cuba uses microblogging service to OK money for trash collection, praise park plans
Intel: Ayatollah holding Iran back from nukes
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wants to openly pursue developing nuclear weapons but runs into opposition from country's supreme leader, according to assessment
Buckingham Palace puts Kate's wed dress on display
Exhibit already big hit; Kate's shoes, earrings and couple's cake also being shown
Goran Hadzic headed for war crimes tribunal
Last Balkan war crimes suspect to face justice at the Hague on charges stemming from 1991-96 war in Croatia
Iran: US spy plane we shot down was test target
Country's most powerful military force says object shot down over uranium enrichment site wasn't spy plane
Bomb strikes Norway's capital
Government buildings in Oslo badly damaged by explosion; Police confirm it was a bomb attack
Somali militants vow to block famine aid
UNICEF says nearly 800,000 children at risk of dying; Al Qaeda-linked fighters call talk of famine "pure propaganda"
Hacker says Anonymous still downloading NATO data
A hacker who calls himself Commander X, and claims an association with Anonymous, said the group still has access to NATO servers and is downloading data
Saudi prince backs Rupert Murdoch, son
Major shareholder of News Corp. says chairman should tighten internal controls following hacking revelations
Report: U.S. readying News Corp. subpoenas
WSJ says Justice Dept. will seek evidence of alleged 9/11 victim hacking; FBI reportedly studying Jude Law claim
Did James Murdoch lie about scope of hacking?
He told U.K. lawmakers he never saw email suggesting illegal practice was widespread in 2008, but ex-employees say he lied
Americans hitch a ride to space via Russia
With the space shuttle program finished, NASA is relying on Russia to further its mission
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French workers flood streets for anti-government protests
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Newsom moves to commute all California death sentences
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