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@placeholder, who was released on personal recognizance, is due to be sentenced on March 19.

By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:35 EST, 6 March 2013 | UPDATED: 17:15 EST, 6 March 2013 A married insurance agent accused of helping a Zumba instructor use her fitness studio as a front for prostitution was convicted Wednesday in a case that set off a guessing game in a small Maine town over who was on her customer list. Mark Strong Sr. controlled, supervised and managed the prostitution business and watched the sex acts live via Skype from his office 100 miles away, prosecutors contend. The married businessman acknowledged having an affair with dance instructor Alexis Wright and helping her open the Kennebunk studio but contended he didn't profit from her prostitution. @highlight Mark Strong, 57, has been found guilty of 12 counts of promoting prostitution and one of conspiracy @highlight He controlled, supervised and managed Alexis Wright's prostitution business based at her Zumba studio, prosecutors claimed @highlight Strong showed no emotion as the verdict was announced, his wife leaned into his son and cried @highlight He faces a maximum possible prison term of 13 years when he is sentenced later this month @highlight Wright is awaiting trial and has pleaded not guilty to all charges against her

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The first storms came through @placeholder at about 5:30 p.m. (6:30 p.m.

(CNN) -- Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Nebraska, was closed Thursday night, stranding hundreds of passengers, after being struck by two violent storms packing high winds and massive hail, the airport director said. Omaha Airport Authority Executive Director Steve Coufal said that the airfield had been closed for several hours, with at least one reported injury: a pilot who was taken to a local hospital after being struck by hail. Southwest Airlines spokesperson Ashley Dillon said two of the airline's planes were on the ground -- one of them Flight 751 to Chicago, which was being boarded -- when the first storm hit. @highlight Injured pilot was conscious when taken to the hospital, airline official says @highlight Two storms strike Eppley Airfield in Omaha, packing high winds, hail and rain @highlight Southwest Airlines discontinues all flights for the rest of the evening

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@placeholder's possible 2016 campaign was barely on the horizon at this time last week and would be the first return engagement of a losing major party nominee in decades.

Paul Ryan announced Monday he won't be running for president in 2016, while both Mitt Romney and Chris Christie continued to inch closer to throwing their hats into the ring. Ryan, a nine-term Wisconsin congressman and the Republican Party's last vice presidential nominee on Romney's ticket, thanked those who encouraged him to seek the presidency, but said he wanted to focus all of his attention on his new role as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. 'After giving it a lot of thought, I’ve decided not to run for president,' Ryan said in a press release. 'Our work at the House Ways and Means Committee over the next few years will be crucial to moving America forward, and my job as Chairman deserves undivided attention. @highlight Ryan stated he wanted to focus all of his attention on his new role as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee @highlight Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, phoned former backers in the early voting states over the weekend @highlight New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is sending new signals that an announcement about his presidential plans could be imminent

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On the list, @placeholder had the biggest wage gap with women making only 69 cents for every dollar a man made.

Factors contributing to the state's status as the worst for working women were not limited to wage but included issues of economics, health and leadership in 2013, according to 27/7 Wall Street. 1. Utah 2. Wyoming 3. Idaho 4. Mississippi 5. North Dakota 6. Montana 7. South Dakota 8. Indiana 9. Alabama 10. Kansas The wild west is no place for working women, according to a survey that says Wyoming, Utah and Idaho are the worst states for females in the workplace. The wage gap is not the only challenge working women face today in America. 24/7 Wall Street recently ranked the 10 states that they say are the worst for working women. @highlight 24/7 Wall Street recently released the 10 states they found to be the worst for working women @highlight The gender wage gap was not the only factor in determining these states, issues of health, economics, and leadership also played a role @highlight Women have made great advancements in recent years, but substantial inequalities still remain, especially on the state level

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@placeholder, introducing "Gravity" during the opening monologue: " 'Gravity' is nominated for best film.

(CNN) -- There was so much -- so! much! -- to love about Sunday night's Golden Globe awards. To begin with, Amy Poehler finally won something (much to her astonishment), and she did it while killing her hosting job with Tina Fey. Over on our Golden Globes live blog, we asked those watching with us how Fey and Poehler were doing, and 81% voted they were doing A-OK, with roughly half that saying the duo were even better than last year. That's great news for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, since they've already booked Fey and Poehler for a third round of Globes. @highlight Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted Sunday's Golden Globes @highlight It was their second time leading the awards ceremony @highlight The majority of CNN readers approved of their performance @highlight Some of their best jokes were about the night's big stars

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television special My Days in Dallas: A Remembrance With @placeholder, an

By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 21:01 EST, 21 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:37 EST, 22 November 2013 While the tragic death of a president was about to kickstart Rather’s impressive career, the then 32-year-old managed to find Abraham Zapruder and his film but couldn’t quite get his hands on it for CBS. ‘This is not a time when everyone has a camera,’ Rather told Tom Brokaw in an interview for NBC News. ‘Not everyone has a motion picture camera.’ As the first journalist to report John F. Kennedy’s assassination, Rather is in a unique position to recount the terrible tale now, at the event’s 50 year anniversary. @highlight In the days before phone cameras, sportswear manufacturer Abraham Zapruder happened to be recording the president's 1963 Dallas motorcade with his new 8mm camera @highlight Following the assassination, the top American news outlets scrambled to track down footage of the president's murder @highlight A young Dan Rather and CBS found Zapruder and nearly snagged the exclusive film before Life magazine's Richard Stolley outbid him

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After finishing the semester back in the United States, he returned to @placeholder, only this time with a plan.

Tattooed and pale, with an Arabic vocabulary of a few dozen words at best, 24-year-old American Peter Kassig is not who you would expect to see striding up and down the corridors of a hospital in Tripoli, Lebanon, clutching a wad of bloodied bandages. "This is one of the worst wounds we have on the floor; this one is pretty bad," he says as he works to help clean out the raw lower leg wound of a patient. "They were going to have to amputate the leg, but they were able to reconnect the artery, right," he asks Marwan, a 27-year-old nurse from Homs, Syria, who, like most of those Kassig works alongside, fled his homeland to treat his countrymen in Lebanon. @highlight American, 24, helps treat wounded Syrians in Lebanon @highlight He has served in Iraq but ooked for a 'game-changer' after returning home @highlight He hopes Americans understand what's going on in the region

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Fans favourite: Toure scored 24 goals in 49 games for @placeholder last season

Yaya Toure has added fuel to the speculation that he may be on his way out of Manchester City this summer by declaring it would be 'an honour' to play for Paris Saint-Germain. The midfielder has been at odds with his current club since his agent spoke out over a perceived lack of respect for the midfielder from the club owner's on his 31st birthday two weeks ago. And when asked about whether he would ever consider switching to the current French champions, Toure was far from ambiguous in his response. Speculation: Yaya Toure has fuelled rumours he will leave Man City by saying PSG move would be 'an honour' @highlight Toure has declared playing for Paris Saint-Germain would be 'an honour' @highlight Midfielder has refused to commit future to Man City on multiple occasions @highlight Has been at odds with the club since perceived disrespect on his birthday @highlight Currently away with Ivory Coast ahead of World Cup in Brazil

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"I was a devout grilled cheese-maker in high school, so for me, joining @placeholder was a must," said Sichel.

Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Amarynth Sichel grills cheese sandwiches and sells them to Columbia University students five nights a week. But Sichel's not just a cook; she's also a college student and social entrepreneur-in-training. Sichel is the president of one of 23 "FeelGood World" chapters on U.S. college campuses, where students donate time and cooking skills to raise money for charity. Social entrepreneurship has surged on American campuses in the past few years, according to Melanie Edwards, who lectures on the subject at Stanford University. "I believe the rise in 'Social E' publicity, coupled with the heightened social problems in our U.S. economy and the world, speaks to the millenials," Edwards said. @highlight "FeelGood World" has 23 chapters on U.S. campuses @highlight Students learn how to start social enterprises @highlight "Social entrepreneurship" grows as a subject of study for U.S. college students @highlight Harvard, Columbia and Stanford are among the universities offering "Social E" courses

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"At that point, I said to my husband, 'I think there's a real opportunity and need here,'" said Harris, who has been working in interior design in @placeholder and Connecticut for more than 30 years.

(CNN) -- When a client asked Marcia Harris to furnish his daughter's 500-square foot, one-bedroom apartment in New York, the interior designer met her match. She struggled to find furniture scaled for a small space that served multiple purposes. Most sofas were too large to fit through the front door, let alone inhabit a hybrid living room-kitchenette. Tables, beds and ottomans lacked the storage space needed by a college student with a lot of clothing, handbags and shoes. So Harris took matters into her own hands, designing banquettes that held pots and pans and turned into beds, a storage ottoman that doubled as a seat and coffee table and modular bedroom storage units that fit through the front door. @highlight Itsy Bitsy Ritzy Shop designs custom furniture for small spaces @highlight Furniture comes from a network of skilled craftspeople in Fairfield County, Connecticut @highlight "They all share my dedication to quality craftsmanship," founder says of manufacturing partners

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He said: '£250,000 wasted by @placeholder medical mediocrities manipulating a politically motivated tribunal... designed to distract public attention from the lack of reasoned argument and pertinent evidence.'

By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 12:33 EST, 12 July 2013 | UPDATED: 13:45 EST, 12 July 2013 Speaking out: Moors murderer Ian Brady has described the decision to keep him detained in a maximum security hospital as 'politically motivated' Moors Murderer Ian Brady has branded a mental health tribunal's decision to keep him detained at a maximum security hospital as 'politically motivated'. Last month, Brady lost his legal bid to be transferred to a prison and was told he will instead remain a patient at Ashworth Hospital on Merseyside for the foreseeable future on the grounds that he is mentally insane. @highlight Brady wrote a 700 word rant to Chanel 5 News following his hearing @highlight He had asked to be transferred to a prison from Ashworth Hospital @highlight He criticised the decision of the mental health tribunal and its witnesses @highlight A family member of one of his victims described the letter as 'twisted'

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It was packaged up and immediately transferred to the adjacent theatre to be transplanted into @placeholder.

The first live hamstring transplant in Europe – in which a mother donated her tendon to repair her injured daughter’s knee – has been performed by British surgeons. The success of the operation paves the way for a new approach to treating the common problem of damaged knees. Erin Howett, 11, injured her knee during a skiing session on a dream family holiday to Lapland in 2011. ‘At first we weren’t too worried,’ says her mother Penny, 37. ‘Erin has a high pain threshold and was happy to ski again straight away once the medics had checked her over. She was limping a bit, but not in distress.’ @highlight Erin Howett, 11, injured her knee while skiing in Lapland in 2011 @highlight Her mother Penny, 37, donated her hamstring for the operation @highlight Thanks to Penny, surgeons were able to repair Erin's torn ligament

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And that, he says, is the industry's big advantage compared to the competition posed by @placeholder productions.

(CNN) -- Nollywood, Nigeria's booming film industry, has grown in recent years into a mighty movie-making machine, capturing audiences with its universal themes and strong narratives of urban culture. The mega industry, one of Nigeria's biggest employers, has been notorious for churning out more than 1,000 typically low-budget films a year, fusing a wide array of stories ranging from romance and drama to comedy and witchcraft. It is currently the third-largest producer of feature films in world, ranking behind only Hollywood in the U.S. and India's Bollywood revenue. Read related: 'Netflix of Africa' brings Nollywood to world And lately, instead of relying on shoe-string budgets, many Nollywood movies are attracting funding of a few million dollars, benefiting from the films' growing popularity. @highlight Nollywood produces more than 1,000 movies a year @highlight Some Nigerian movies are now winning budgets of millions of dollars @highlight Insiders say that audiences can relate to the movies' stories @highlight They add, however, that funding remains a major issue

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@placeholder, celebrating winning the 2006 FA Cup, will be playing in the competition for the last time

How AFC Wimbledon applied the Common touch to regroup, rebuild and earn a re-run of the 1988 FA Cup Final against Liverpool AFC Wimbledon powerhouse Bayo Akinfenwa wants to to wreck Steven Gerrard's final FA Cup and take the shirt off his back. The Dons striker faces his hero in the Third Round of the FA Cup on Monday night after Gerrard revealed this will be his last season at Anfield. 'I want Gerrard's shirt,' footballs strongest man said. 'I've told the boys that if anyone get's his shirt before me we are going to have a problem. Especially with the announcement that this is his last FA Cup run with Liverpool. @highlight AFC Wimbledon face Liverpool in the FA Cup third round on Monday @highlight Bayo Akinfenwa has warned team-mates he wants Steven Gerrard's shirt @highlight The 16-stone striker is a boyhood Reds fan and has nine goals this season

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A victory by Castro would have been a remarkable comeback for @placeholder back to the presidential palace, even as a first husband.

(CNN) -- The runner-up in Honduras' presidential election says she will not recognize the outcome and is demanding a vote-by-vote recount. The strong allegations of fraud by Xiomara Castro, the wife of ousted former President Manuel Zelaya, raise the possibility of political unrest in the Central American country. The leftist candidate says her political party has uncovered evidence of fraud and vows to challenge the triumph of ruling party candidate Juan Orlando Hernandez. With 80% of votes counted, electoral officials declared Hernandez the winner with more than 35% of the vote, placing him six percentage points ahead of Castro. Castro had been mostly quiet since election night. Friday was her first public appearance since the vote. @highlight Electoral officials declared ruling party candidate Juan Hernandez winner @highlight But opposition candidate Xiomara Castro alleges fraud @highlight She wants a full recount to look for irregularities

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This account is in stark contrast with that of several eye witnesses and @placeholder's companion who have claimed that the unarmed teen had his hands up, or by his side, and begged the officer 'Stop shooting.'

A group describing itself as a 'Militant Resistance' to a 'corrupt police state' has offered $5000 for details of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson's whereabouts, MailOnline can reveal. Officer Wilson, 28, has been in hiding on paid leave ever since he gunned down unarmed teenager Michael Brown, 18, on 9 August. Now, in one of a series of incendiary tweets the RbG Black Rebels have stated, 'We are paying $5k cash for location of Ofc. Darren Wilson. Real $, no joke, no crime we just wana get his photo an ask him a few questions.' And though the RbG Black Rebels insist this is not a bounty on the officer's head, the chilling offer is set in the context of a stream of violent online posts boasting of 'combat experience', 'stockpiling' ammunition, cleaning out gun stores and being #WarReady. @highlight Self-described 'militant resistance' offers $5,000 to find where Wilson is @highlight Claims they 'just wana get his photo' but also have incendiary Twitter feed which says ammunition will 'solve problems' @highlight Mounting fear of extremist violence in Ferguson when grand jury decides whether to charge Wilson over Michael Brown's shooting death @highlight State of emergency declared and National Guard mobilized in preparation

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"We have the tools, we have the political will, we have the determination and we are making gains in @placeholder.

Irbil, Iraq (CNN)New U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Saturday that success is more important than timing in any attempt to retake Iraq's second most populous city, Mosul, from ISIS militants. Carter spoke on his way to Afghanistan, where he is meeting Afghan leaders and U.S. troops in his first week in the post, having taken over from Chuck Hagel. Any operation to take Mosul will be "Iraqi-led and U.S.-supported," he said. "It's important that it be launched at a time when it can succeed and so I think the important thing is that it get done when it can be done successfully. Even if I knew exactly when that was going to be, I wouldn't tell you," he said. @highlight U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says Iraqi military is making gains against ISIS @highlight Defense Secretary Ash Carter says what matters in Mosul is success, not a timetable @highlight Video released by ISIS shows U.S.-made weaponry seized from Iraqi military outpost

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'Involved: Gao Jue's hiring was reportedly 'widely understood' within the company to have been supported by @placeholder (left), a senior executive at the time.

Investigation: JP Morgan banker Gao Jue has sparked a federal inquiry after he allegedly managed to avoid being fired because his father is China's commerce minister, Gao Hucheng (pictured) A JP Morgan banker has been caught up in a federal inquiry after he allegedly managed to avoid being sacked for his 'very poor' and 'irresponsible' behavior at work - because his father is China's commerce minister. Gao Jue, the son of Gao Hucheng, reportedly performed 'very poorly' in his job interviews, failed to renew his work visa and was described by a senior banker as 'immature, irresponsible and unreliable'. @highlight Gao Jue, son of Gao Hucheng, hired by JP Morgan in New York in 2007 @highlight Performed 'very poorly' in job interviews - but was offered coveted role @highlight Also allegedly branded 'irresponsible' and 'immature' by senior banker @highlight And he sent sexually explicit email to HR, according to JP Morgan emails @highlight But despite his behavior, Gao Jue was kept on amid massive job losses @highlight Father 'said he would "go extra miles" for the bank if it did not fire son' @highlight Federal inquiry has now been launched into firm's Asian hiring practice @highlight Ex-White House Chief of Staff, William Daley, was also named in report

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Now, that DNA could have come from anyone -- from a clerk at the store where the @placeholder brothers allegedly bought the pressure cookers to a victim of the bombings.

North Kingstown, Rhode Island (CNN) -- What does Katherine Russell know? We're not the only ones who want answers to that question. According to a number of federal officials, investigators have plenty of questions for the widow of slain Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev: What might she have known, if anything, about his activities in the days and months preceding the April 15 bombings? About his travel and associations? And then there's that phone call law enforcement sources say Russell placed to her husband after authorities released pictures identifying him as a suspect in the bombings. What was up with that? @highlight FBI, and America, have questions for suspected bomber's widow @highlight Investigators want to know what she knew of her husband's activities @highlight Her lawyer says she knew nothing of plans to bomb marathon @highlight She spends her days in her parents' Rhode Island home

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Lessons then go into a 15 minute rapid-fire coding session followed by 30 minutes of actual teaching by @placeholder, he added.

A New York homeless man is about to launch his own app after learning how to code through the generosity of a software developer who passed him every day during his commute. First announced on Medium last month by software developer Patrick McConlogue, 23, ‘Finding The Unjustly Homeless and Teaching Them to Code’ came to him after seeing the homeless man, who goes only by Leo, on his way to work every day. The original proposal was this: Mr McConlogue offered the homeless man two choices - $100 or a free laptop, wireless hotspot, coding books and daily coding lessons. Leo took opportunity over cash. @highlight Patrick McConlogue came up with the idea after passing the homeless man every day on his way to work @highlight The original proposal was $100 or two months of daily coding lessons, a free laptop, coding books and other tools @highlight Leo is set to soon launch his first app

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The trials and tribulations of being in power have taken their toll on Mr @placeholder’;s personal ratings, and he is now seen as less decisive, strong and honest than two years ago.

Voters believe Ed Miliband’s Labour party is ‘nice but dim’ and not capable of taking the tough decisions needed as Prime Minister, damning new polling reveals. The Labour leader is seen weaker, less charismatic and worse in a crisis than David Cameron, as pollsters warn he will have to ‘defy history’ to take power after just one term in opposition. But the most damaging revelation is that voters see Mr Miliband as more like Harry Enfield’s character Tim Nice But Dim than a future Prime Minister. Nice but dim: Harry Enfield's character Tim Nice But Dim (left) was hugely popular in the 1990s, but now voters associate the phrase with Labour under Ed Miliband (right) @highlight One in three people think Labour under Miliband is 'nice but dim' @highlight Miliband is more 'honest' and 'in touch with ordinary people' than Cameron @highlight But the PM is seen as stronger, more decisive and 'good in a crisis'

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‘It is all tiny percentages at this level and @placeholder, seeing how well Jarnet gets on with Treve, particularly in the mornings, feels it is an advantage which should be taken.

By Marcus Townend for the Daily Mail Frankie Dettori was described as ‘upset’ at losing the mount of Criquette Head-Maarek’s Prix De L’Arc de Triomphe favourite Treve. But Harry Herbert, racing manager to the filly’s owner Qatari Sheik Joaan Al Thani, said the decision would not cause a fracture in Dettori’s job as No 1 jockey to the Sheik’s Al Shaqab racing empire. Dettori will be replaced on Treve, firstly in Sunday’s Group One Prix Vermeille at Longchamp, by veteran French rider Thierry Jarnet at the request of the filly’s trainer Criquette Head-Maarek. Blow: Frankie Dettori has lost the mount of Treve ahead of Group One Prix Vermeille @highlight Italian jockey replaced in the saddle by French rider Thierry Jarnet @highlight Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek made the decision with the backing of owner Qatari Sheik Joaan Al Thani @highlight Harry Herbert explained the jockey was 'upset' at losing the mount

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Bad Apple: The original notice posted on @placeholder's website, which a court said did not comply with its orders

By Damien Gayle Lord Justice Jacob at his swearing in as Lord Justice of Appeal: He has been hired by Samsung as an expert witness in a patent dispute The appeals-court judge who forced Apple to make a high profile apology to Samsung has been hired by the South Korean firm as an expert witness in its latest patent dispute. Sir Robin Jacob will testify on behalf of Samsung during the US International Trade Commission investigation into the company's patent dispute with Ericsson. The retired judge, who is now a professor of law at University College, London, made headlines last year when he accused Apple of a 'lack of integrity'. @highlight Sir Robin Jacob will testify on Samsung's behalf in dispute with Ericsson @highlight He previously accused Apple of a 'lack of integrity' over its publication of a statement acknowledging it had lost patent dispute with Samsung @highlight Patent experts question move which they say 'just doesn't feel right'

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@placeholder turned to 21 year-old Samson Lee, who is regarded as Jones’ long-term successor.

With the trademark curly hair and giant personality, it is difficult for Adam Jones to blend into the background. The uninformed supporter still stops the Welsh prop in the street to commiserate with him on his country’s latest defeat, unaware that he is no longer in the squad. Jones has been a household feature in Wales teams over the last decade and is one of the most recognisable and popular figures to wear the dragon red jersey. The 33-year-old has experienced some tough autumn evenings at the Millennium Stadium, but none quite as difficult as this November, having been left out of the squad for the first time in his career. @highlight Adam Jones won his 100th cap for Wales during the summer @highlight The 33-year-old tighthead has played no part in autumn series @highlight Wales coach Warren Gatland has preferred Samson Lee to Jones @highlight Jones moved from the Ospreys to Cardiff Blues this season

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It may be because, unlike @placeholder, he may not be looking for opportunities to cooperate, nor be embarrassed about forgoing them.

(CNN) -- At the Group of 20 summit in Mexico, President Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin had their first face-to-face meeting since Putin resumed the Russian presidency in May. The joint statement they issued afterward indicated several issues (including Iran and Syria) that the two sides would seek to cooperate on, but it did not announce any significant agreements to do so. More telling were the visual images when the two presidents were together; Obama appeared to be doing his best to project an image of warmth and friendliness, while Putin was stiff and reserved, as he usually is with other world leaders. It appeared that Obama was earnestly seeking to befriend Putin, but Putin was not reciprocating. @highlight Mark Katz: Obama and Putin said they'd cooperate but didn't say how they would @highlight He says Obama appeared to want to befriend Putin at G-20, but Putin was stiff and reserved @highlight He says if U.S. won't accommodate Russia, Russia won't accommodate U.S. @highlight Katz: Russia thinks U.S. mistaken on Syria and regime's ouster will bring worse carnage

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Because @placeholder is relatively close, by cosmic standards, it is bright and can be studied in detail.

It could be the mightiest wind ever seen - strong enouigh to stop a galaxy from producing stars. Nasa's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) and ESA's (European Space Agency) XMM-Newton telescope have spotted fierce winds from a supermassive black hole blow outward in all directions. The phenomenon had been suspected, but now researchers have proved the winds are powerful enough to inhibit the host galaxy's ability to make new stars. Scroll down for video An artist's impression of active galaxy NGC 3783. Observations have revealed cosmic winds emerging from near the black hole at the center of NGC 3783 and galaxies like it. @highlight PDS 456, an extremely bright black hole 2 billion light-years away studied @highlight Sustains winds that carry more energy every second than is emitted by more than a trillion suns

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"I love @placeholder," she said, smiling as if she were in on a joke.

"It's been seven years, and a lot has changed," Hillary Clinton said Sunday in her first visit to Iowa since the state dealt her presidential campaign a devastating body blow. But there was a moment in the afternoon when it seemed like not much had. Roughly 200 credentialed media were gathered in a far corner of the Indianola Balloon Field, the grassy expanse where Sen. Tom Harkin was convening his 37th and final Steak Fry, an annual fundraiser that doubles as a point of entry for ambitious Democrats curious about the Iowa caucuses. After a 90-minute wait, the press scrum -- scribblers and photographers alike -- were herded like cattle through a series of gates and escorted up to a hot smoking grill, waiting to capture the same image: a staged shot of Bill and Hillary Clinton, fresh out of their motorcade, ritualistically flipping steaks with Harkin. @highlight With Bill at her side, Hillary Clinton attends the 37th and final Harkin Steak Fry @highlight The questions on everyone's mind: Will she run, and what did she learn from 2008? @highlight Hillary Clinton is reluctant to chat it up with reporters, but she gave it a go Sunday @highlight While she leads in the polls, other names come up: Biden, Warren, O'Malley

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The @placeholder also expressed concern in a statement.

(CNN) -- The U.S. State Department said Sunday it was "deeply disturbed" at the deportation of 20 Uyghur asylum seekers from Cambodia back to China. The deportation "will affect Cambodia's relationship with the U.S. and its international standing," said acting State Department spokesman Gordon Duguid in a statement. It occurred on Saturday at the request of China, the U.S. said. "The United States is deeply concerned about the welfare of these individuals, who had sought protection under international law," Duguid said. "We are also deeply disturbed that the Cambodian government decided to forcibly remove the group without the benefit of a credible process for determining refugee status and without appropriate participation by the Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees." @highlight U.S. condemns deportation of 20 Uyghur asylum-seekers from Cambodia back to China @highlight Uyghurs fled to Cambodia to escape ethnic violence in China's northwestern region earlier this year @highlight The 20 refugees were held in handcuffs and leg shackles and not given food, said Uyghur American Association

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But the tables have been dramatically turned since then, with France now having only eight gold medals so far to @placeholder's 22 - and 20 fewer of all colours.

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:50 EST, 9 August 2012 | UPDATED: 12:28 EST, 9 August 2012 France has been driven so 'mad' by British cycling success they are accusing Team GB of cheating, David Cameron said today. The Prime Minister said the French had found the sight of the Champs Elysee covered in Union Jacks to greet Bradley Wiggins' Tour de France victory 'a bit hard to take'. And the thinly-veiled war of words continued today after apparent French sneering at Great Britain's all-conquering triumphs in the velodrome. Rubbing it in: David Cameron said the sight of Bradley Wiggins surrounded by Union Jacks after his Tour win would have been 'hard to take' for the French @highlight French TV reporter 'virtually accused us of cheating' during interview @highlight Cameron had taken ribbing from Francois Hollande over GB's medal tally - before host nation's gold rush @highlight French publication asks readers if they thought GB cyclists cheated @highlight France started well but are now 20 medals - and 14 golds - behind Britain

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Advance publicity for the £485-a-head event in June says: ‘Sally will give her take on being an independent woman balancing a career with family life whilst living in the goldfish bowl of @placeholder.’

By Brendan Carlin PUBLISHED: 17:51 EST, 5 May 2012 | UPDATED: 18:03 EST, 5 May 2012 'It stinks': Sally Bercow is accused of exploiting her husband's position in accepting the 'dream job' offer in Barbados She’s posed naked except for a bedsheet, with the Houses of Parliament as her backdrop. She’s taken part in Celebrity Big Brother, and made a tabloid TV show about her friendship with My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding star Paddy Doherty. She’s even admitted to being a former binge-drinker who had a string of one-night stands. You could be forgiven for thinking that Sally Bercow has already caused her husband, Commons Speaker John Bercow, enough embarrassment. @highlight Sally Bercow accepts travel firm job offer to give one-hour speech @highlight Offer comes six months after same firm held two Christmas parties at Speaker's Westminster apartment

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The organization posed the question 'When will @placeholder return the illegally plundered artefacts?'

By Mail Foreign Service David Cameron has been inundated with demands for the return of priceless artefacts looted from Beijing in the 19th century as his visit to China draws to a close. The Prime Minister has to the southwestern city of Chengdu on the largest ever British trade mission to the country. Last Friday, British officials set up a microblogging page on Sina Weibo, China's version of Twitter, attracting more than 260,000 followers by Wednesday evening. Children in Britain should ditch French and German and study Mandarin instead, David Cameron has said He invited Chinese citizens to ask questions, saying he would aim to reply during the visit. @highlight PM set up account on Chinese social network 'Sina Weibo' to take questions @highlight Nationalists flooded the page with questions about looted treasure @highlight British were part of the an alliance which plundered China in 19th century

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@placeholder's supporters are worried that Wilson is trying to exploit the law in Missouri which allows a police officer more leeway if they feel they are under threat.

A Missouri state senator has been arrested outside the police department in the embroiled city of Ferguson following another night of protests over the fatal police shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown in August. State Senator Jamilah Nasheed was taken into custody by Ferguson police officers late on Monday night, said St. Louis County Police spokesman Brian Schellman. TV footage showed the politician shouting ‘no justice,’ with replies of ‘no peace,’ from several protesters, as she was handcuffed along with another man. Senator Jamilah Nasheed shouted 'no justice' as she was handcuffed and arrested by Ferguson police on Monday night following another night of protests @highlight State Senator Jamilah Nasheed was taken into custody on Monday night after being arrested during the latest night of protests @highlight She was shouting 'no justice' to replies of 'no peace' from other protesters as she was led away @highlight Senator refused to pay $600 bond and so spent the night in the cells @highlight Spokesperson said her arrest and jail stay are acts of civil disobedience @highlight Protesters want cop Darren Wilson arrested immediately and have called for the appointment of a special prosecutor in the case

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UK jets intercepted more than 100 Russian aircraft last year, according to the @placeholder defense ministry.

(CNN)Russia's ambassador to Britain was summoned to the UK's Foreign Office on Thursday to explain why two Russian bombers were flying over the English Channel this week, a representative of the office said. Two Russian bombers "caused disruption to civil aviation" when they flew near, but did not cross into, British airspace on Wednesday, the Foreign Office representative said. Two UK Royal Air Force jets intercepted the bombers, both capable of carrying nuclear weapons, south of Bournemouth, England, over the English Channel, a UK defense spokesman said Thursday. The British jets escorted the bombers for about an hour-and-a-half until the bombers left the area, the defense spokesman said. @highlight Russian bombers disrupted civil aviation, UK Foreign Office representative says @highlight UK: Russian bombers were flying over English Channel @highlight Russian aircraft didn't cross into British airspace, spokesman says

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@placeholder, which had set a Friday deadline for Hicks and Gillett to repay the loan used to finance their 2007 purchase of Liverpool, said any legal action by the pair "will be vigorously opposed."

London, England (CNN) -- One of England's most famous soccer clubs has been sold to the American owners of baseball's Boston Red Sox following a protracted Trans-Atlantic legal battle. John W. Henry, the head of New England Sports Ventures (NESV), confirmed in London Friday that the company's $480 million deal to buy Liverpool Football Club had finally been completed. Liverpool's previous owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett, who are also American, earlier withdrew their temporary restraining order blocking the sale, having twice gone to a court in Texas to prevent the transaction. "I can't tell you how happy I am that we finally got to this stage," Henry told a throng of reporters. @highlight New England Sports Ventures completes $480 million deal to buy Liverpool @highlight Previous owners remove legal barrier to what they called "illegal" sale @highlight Tom Hicks and George Gillett now planning a $1.6 billion damages action @highlight NESV removes debt obligation to main creditors the Royal Bank Of Scotland

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@placeholder, now 23, and who suffers from depression, was living as a virtual recluse in the attic at the time.

By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 11:12 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:15 EST, 23 February 2014 A schoolboy has admitted he and his older brother stabbed their stepfather more than 60 times as he slept. Jerome Ellis, 14, admitted that he and 22-year-old Joshua killed Neil Tulley as he lay on the sofa in their living room. Their 'frenzied' attack almost severed the 54-year-old's head. But the pair deny his murder, arguing that they feared for their family's safety after he had apparently threatened their mother. Neil Tulley (left), 54, who was found stabbed to death on the sofa of his home in Guildford, Surrey, in August last year and Jerome Ellis (right), 14, who on trial for murder @highlight Jerome and Joshua Ellis killed Neil Tulley in Guildford, Surrey @highlight Their 'frenzied' attack almost severed the 54-year-old's head @highlight But pair deny murder, saying they feared for their family's safety

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said: 'To whoever has @placeholder, please find it in your heart to drop off

By Steve Hopkins A soured business deal between a suspect in the case of a missing Calgary boy and his grandparents, is now at the centre of a hunt for the trio. Nathan O’Brien, five, and his grandparents Alvin and Kathryn Liknes were reported missing last Monday and were last seen at the Liknes Arkhill home on June 29. On Saturday police took Douglas Garland in for questioning. It was believed the 54-year-old, from Airdire, Alberta, was driving a green Ford F-150 pickup seen near the Liknes family home on the night they disappeared. Nathan O'Brien, five, and his grandmother, Kathy Liknes, who are missing along with her husband Alvin Liknes, seen here in a picture released by Calgary police @highlight Douglas Garland had a falling out with missing man Alvin Liknes @highlight Police continue to search properties near Garland's home @highlight Garland was arrested for possessing a dead teenager's identification

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The @placeholder are among the lowest-paid of the main cricket nations, partly due to the loss of much-needed revenue from hosting tours.

(CNN) -- Three Pakistani cricketers found guilty of corruption pleaded for leniency on Wednesday ahead of their sentencing in a British court. Former national captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir will discover their fate on Thursday, along with agent Mazhar Majeed. Majeed, like Amir, pleaded guilty after being caught accepting money from an undercover newspaper reporter to "spot-fix" outcomes during a Test match against England at Lord's in August 2010. Butt and Asif unsuccessfully tried to overturn charges that they both conspired to cheat and accept corrupt funds from Majeed, having been accused of agreeing to deliver three no-ball deliveries at specified times during the match. @highlight Pakistani cricketers to be sentenced in London court on Thursday @highlight Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif were found guilty of corruption on Wednesday @highlight Mohammad Amir and agent Mazhar Majeed decided to pelad guilty @highlight They could face a possible nine-year jail term plus unlimited fines

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Both sprinters missed last Friday’s registration deadline but organisers hoped @placeholder would claim a medical exemption, allowing him to skip the trials but still compete.

By John Greechan Glasgow 2014 has been dealt a serious blow after Jamaican sprint star Yohan Blake declared himself unavailable for next month’s Commonwealth Games – even though he’ll be competing in a Diamond League event at Hampden just days before the ‘main event’. With the chances of Usain Bolt making a rapid recovery in time to compete in the Games also look increasingly slim, according to reports in the Caribbean, the anticipated presence of Blake was viewed as a real consolation to sprint fans. But the former world champion’s manager confirmed yesterday that Blake, who suffered a series of injuries last season, was going to pick and choose his races this year. Which means focusing on the big money of the Diamond League. @highlight Yohan Blake has declared himself unavailable for Commonwealth Games @highlight But he will be competing at Diamond League in Glasgow just days earlier @highlight Move is a blow to the credibility of the games with his Jamaican team-mate Usain Bolt also unlikely to compete

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Twit: Barber published a screenshot of a man she claims is Robert Griffin III on @placeholder (re-published by Busted Coverage)

A tangled web of tweets, texts and emails has emerged after a young woman claimed to have incriminating photographs of newlywed quarterback Robert Griffin III. Meredith Barber, a Virginia Commonwealth University student and former Hooters waitress, has offered to sell the photographs, including one of Griffin allegedly exposing his penis, to a sports and gossip website. The story began on Friday when Busted Coverage received an email from 'Brandon K', who had done a bit of Twitter sleuthing and discovered something fishy going on between Griffin, a young woman called Meredith Barber and William Mallow, one of Griffin's groomsmen, dating to the night of Griffin's wedding to Rebecca Liddicoat. @highlight A young woman claims to have been sent 'inappropriate pictures' of Robert Griffin III @highlight Sports and gossip site Busted Coverage published Meredith Barber's claims as well as screen shots allegedly of Griffin @highlight Barber offered to sell the site more incriminating images of the sports star but cut off contact after a $500 offer @highlight Griffin is on honeymoon in Europe and has not commented on the claims

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"The material shown on Sunday Night goes to the heart of both the prosecution and defense cases, including the account provided by @placeholder."

(CNN) -- Video of Oscar Pistorius re-enacting how he says he killed his girlfriend was illegally obtained by the Australian television network that aired it Sunday, a lawyer for the former Olympian said. The network says that isn't so. Channel Seven's "Sunday Night" included the video in an hourlong report on the case against Pistorius, who is on trial for murder in the February 2013 shooting death of Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius, 27, admits firing the bullets that killed Steenkamp, but he says he mistakenly thought he was defending himself from an intruder. Prosecutors say the two had an argument and he deliberately murdered the model and law school graduate, who was 29. @highlight The defense expects to rest Tuesday, lawyer Barry Roux says @highlight Oscar Pistorius re-enacted his version of shooting on video @highlight The athlete is accused of deliberately shooting his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp @highlight He says he shot Steenkamp accidentally in his bathroom, mistaking her for an intruder

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The Perth businessman is not the first driver to be named and shamed by the @placeholder group.

The owner of a $300,000 Lamborghini who parked in a disabled spot at a camping store has apologised and made a 'substantial' donation to charity after being called out on social media. The bright orange sports car was photographed in a clearly-marked disabled spot outside the BCF store in Joondalup, north Perth, and the image posted to the Facebook page Australian Disability Parking Wall of Shame. The bright orange Lamborghini was parked in a disabled bay outside a store in Perth The outraged reaction online promoted the man to own up and make a donation to the Centre for Cerebral Palsy. @highlight The bright orange sportscar was parked in a disabled bay outside a camping and fishing gear store in Perth @highlight A photo was posted on the Australian Disability Parking Wall of Shame Facebook page @highlight The post triggered outrage online @highlight A Perth businessman owned up to being the culprit, apologised and made a big donation to the Centre for Cerebral Palsy

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Up for the taking: On this occasion, $600M worth of diamonds were left open in Swiss airlines cargo container at @placeholder airport

By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 14:15 EST, 29 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:34 EST, 29 June 2013 A container holding $600 million worth of loose diamonds was left sitting with a gaping hole on the bottom in the same JFK warehouse where thieves stole $1.2 million in cash last week. In both instances, the crates arrived on Swiss airlines flights from Zurich. The latest raid has security experts claiming 'Swiss security has more holes than its cheese'. Security detail: Crates arriving on Swiss Airlines from Zurich have been the subject of security breaches twice in the space of a week @highlight Hole found in the bottom of a cargo container @highlight Security flaw found in the same warehouse at JFK where cash was stolen last week

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who last saw his sister in May, said @placeholder authorities asked them not

By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 7:09 PM on 11th August 2011 The FBI has joined the frantic hunt for a female American tourist missing in Aruba, as authorities on the Caribbean island continued to hold her supposed travel partner who insists she drowned in a snorkelling accident. Gary Giordano, from Maryland, is being held in prison on the island as authorities stepped up the effort to fins out what happened to his friend, 35-year-old Robyn Gardner. He has said she disappeared in a tragic accident while they were snorkeling off the western tip of the island. Scroll down for video @highlight Gary Giordano 'emphatically denies' any involvement in Robyn Gardner's disappearance @highlight Friends say despite the wild tattoos, she was a gentle soul

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The skipper of @placeholder Stephen Faldo was among the dead.

By Paul Donnelley for MailOnline Families who lost loved ones in the Marchioness pleasure boat tragedy will attend a memorial service this week to mark the 25th anniversary of the Thames disaster, which claimed 51 lives. On August 20, 1989 - a hot, late-summer evening - the riverboat Marchioness, packed with partygoers, collided with the dredger Bowbelle near Cannon Street Railway Bridge and sank in the Thames. There were 131 people on Marchioness crewing, waiting and attending a private birthday party; fifty-one of them drowned. The names of the dead, including Francesca Dallaglio, 19, the sister of former England rugby captain Lawrence Dallaglio, will be read out at the service on at Southwark Cathedral in south London on Wednesday. @highlight Pleasure boat Marchioness collided with dredger Bowbelle causing deaths of 51 partygoers @highlight Both vessels failed to keep a proper lookout on the night of the tragedy @highlight Tragedy occurred during birthday party for financier Antonio de Vasconcellos, 26 - who was one of those who drowned @highlight Coroner criticised for cutting the hands of the victims for ID purposes @highlight Names of dead will be read out at Southwark Cathedral service this week

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The graves of 20-year-old @placeholder 30-year-old Idris Ahmad and 25-year-old Mohammed Mustafa are pictured in Suruc

Hundreds of ethnic Kurds have turned out for the burial of three brave resistance fighters who died battling militants from the Islamic State in Kobane. The funerals of two men and a woman barely out her teens were held in the Turkish village of Suruc, within clear sight of the Kurdish fighters' besieged hometown over the border in Syria. The three Kurdish fighters were members of the People's Protection Units, or YPG, and died in fierce clashes in Kobane, which has been under assault by ISIS extremists since mid-September. ISIS still surrounds the town and holds parts of it despite being forced to retreat in recent days by the brave Kurdish resistance and sustained airstrikes by a coalition of American and Arab warplanes. @highlight Three brave resistance soldiers were killed fighting militants from the Islamic State in the besieged Syrian city @highlight Their bodies were taken over the border to Suruc in Turkey, where hundreds turned out for their funerals @highlight Fighters' families were not present at the service so coffins were carried to graves by scores of supporters @highlight Victims were Idris Ahmad, 30, Mohammed Mustafa, 25, and 20-year-old female resistance fighter Hanim Dabaan

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And one winter trend she definitely won't be sporting is sparkly @placeholder boots- and she has got the full support of friend Lauren Laverne.

Style icon slammed new design of boots in Twitter conversation with friend Lauren Laverne Ugg's £185 sequin-covered boots are also available in red, blue and gold By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 04:11 EST, 11 December 2012 | UPDATED: 10:46 EST, 12 December 2012 She has topped Vogue's list of the world's most stylish women, is the face of countless fashion brands and bagged the British Fashion Council's Style Icon award for the third year running last month. So it is safe to say that model and all-round style queen Alexa Chung knows a thing or two when it comes to fashion. @highlight Style icon slammed new design of boots in Twitter conversation with friend Lauren Laverne @highlight Ugg's £185 sequin-covered boots are also available in red, blue and gold @highlight Harem trousers also on the model's fashion hit list

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The cruise ship is due to arrive in @placeholder around 8 a.m. local time on Tuesday (7 p.m.

Hong Kong (CNN) -- A round-the-world yachtsman is on his way to dry land after spending almost three days adrift in a life raft buffeted by strong winds and rough seas off the southern coast of Australia. Alain Delord, a French sailor, was rescued by an adventure cruise ship 500 nautical miles south west of Hobart, Tasmania late on Sunday, a spokeswoman for the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) told CNN. Also read: Gold nugget worth $300,000 discovered in Australia The vessel, the MV Orion, made a 60-hour detour to respond to the distress signal and its captain said the rescue took place in "scary" weather conditions, with poor visibility and waves that swelled up to 3.5 meters. @highlight Solo yachtsman rescued after three days adrift in life raft @highlight Cruise ship made a 60-hour detour to recover the French sailor @highlight Alain Delord abandoned his yacht after mast broke in rough weather @highlight Delord and cruise ship on way to Hobart, Australia

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@placeholder, whose approval ratings plummeted to 23 percent by 1952, decided that he should not run for reelection.

Editor's note: Julian E. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School. His new book, "Arsenal of Democracy: The Politics of National Security -- From World War II to the War on Terrorism," will be published in December by Basic Books. Zelizer writes widely about current events. President Obama is taking a huge step in his presidency. After weeks of careful deliberation, the president has sided with military officials who have been pushing for an escalation of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. Explaining his objectives and exit strategy, Obama is expected to announce that he will be sending 30,000 troops, and possibly more, into the region. @highlight With his troop decision, Obama becomes a wartime president, says Julian Zelizer @highlight He says other presidents have seen wars swallow up their domestic plans @highlight Zelizer says Truman, LBJ, George W. Bush were weakened by war

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'The implication that @placeholder's collection is arbitrary and unconstrained is false,' the agency said in a statement in response to the Guardian's new report, calling XKeyscore part of 'NSA's lawful foreign signals intelligence collection system.'

By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 02:31 EST, 1 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:03 EST, 1 August 2013 Edward Snowden's documents claim to show details of the XKeyscore programme U.S. intelligence agencies can search though emails, messaging records and browsing history using a vast search tool according to reports from former security contractor Edward Snowden. Snowden's documents claim to show National Security Agency training materials for the XKeyscore program, a wide-reaching system that covers 'nearly everything a typical user does on the Internet.' Intelligence analysts can conduct surveillance through XKeyscore by filling in an on-screen form giving only a 'broad justification' for the search and no review by a court or NSA staff, the Guardian reported. @highlight XKeyscore program is National Security Agency's widest-reaching system that covers 'nearly everything a typical user does on the Internet' @highlight Analysts can use programme for surveillance giving only a 'broad justification' for the search and no review by a court or NSA staff

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Speaking from @placeholder, she said: 'They had a really fabulous venue in a five-star hotel.

By Paul Harris PUBLISHED: 04:54 EST, 14 August 2012 | UPDATED: 19:33 EST, 14 August 2012 To the Rotary Club members they befriended, John and Linda Hirst were a respectable couple reaping the rewards of their hard work. They lived in a £1.5million gated villa in Majorca, drove expensive cars and enjoyed five-star holidays abroad. The pair even paid £200,000 for a Las Vegas wedding and a sumptuous reception for hundreds of guests. Scandal: John Hirst and his now estranged wife Linda in one of their wedding pictures, paid for by money grabbed as part of a Ponzi scheme @highlight John Hirst, his estranged wife Linda and accountant Richard Pollett played a part in a huge fraud on Spanish island of Majorca @highlight Mr Hirst moved there after serving jail term for raiding £500,000 from miners' pension pots @highlight Bradford Crown Court heard incredible list of spending from 2001 to 2009 that gave him a celebrity lifestyle funded by fraud

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showed pictures of @placeholder at nine alongside an artist's rendering of

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:39 EST, 31 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 31 October 2012 More than 20 years after raping and murdering a nine-year-old girl, Donald Moeller was put to death as the victim's mother watched on. Before being given a lethal injection at a South Dakota penitentiary, Moeller, 60, was asked if he had any last words. ‘No sir,’ he said, then added: ‘They’re my fan club?’ Condemned: Donald Moeller (left) was killed by lethal injection for the crime of raping and murdering nine-year-old Becky O'Connell (right) in 1990 He was given the injection at 10.01pm. and took eight, heavy, final breaths. His eyes stayed open as his skin took on a pink hue before darkening to purple. @highlight Moeller given injection at 10.01pm last night at South Dakota penitentiary @highlight When asked if he had final words, he said: 'No, sir. They're my fan club?' @highlight Becky's mother, Tina Curl, said she wanted to watch his death 'up close' @highlight Husband Dave Curl: 'Death of this so-called man will not give us closure' @highlight Moeller kidnapped Becky as she went to buy sugar from store in 1990

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@placeholder exclusively revealed that Scotland Yard has identified three

By William Turvill and Stephen Wright PUBLISHED: 03:01 EST, 13 January 2014 | UPDATED: 04:26 EST, 14 January 2014 Portuguese police are under mounting pressure to give Scotland Yard access to three ‘prime suspects’ wanted for questioning over the abduction of Madeleine McCann. British prosecutors have written to their counterparts in Portugal, seeking urgent help with their investigation into her disappearance. A second ‘International Letter of Request’ – outlining inquiries that Met detectives want carried out by the Portuguese – was sent by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) last week. Request: The Met want to interview three prime suspects who could be linked to disappearance of Madeleine McCann @highlight Operation Grange officers are believed to be pursuing three burglars, identified as prime suspects earlier this month @highlight As revealed by the Mail 10 days ago, the thieves were operating in the area where Madeleine went missing @highlight The CPS has sent a International Letter of Request to the police in Portugal, reportedly asking for permission to arrest the burglars

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Since Sununu thinks it's about race, I need him to explain to me how Mitt Romney's whiteness has been the deciding factor behind his being a major surrogate for the @placeholder campaign.

(CNN) -- When was the last time you heard someone say it's important to hire a qualified white person for a job? No, seriously, I really want you to think about that question. Whenever there is a discussion about diversity, inclusion or affirmative action, we always hear folks say, "We do a great job of trying to find qualified minorities." That always tickles me, because when it comes to hiring whites, the assumption is that all are qualified, so there's no need for the qualifier "qualified." That was the first thing that came to mind when former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu gave his opinion on "Piers Morgan Tonight" on Thursday regarding Gen. Colin Powell's endorsement of President Barack Obama. @highlight Roland Martin: John Sununu said Colin Powell backed Obama because he is black @highlight He says it's asinine to say race motivates blacks' endorsements rather than accomplishment @highlight He wants Sununu to explain how Romney's whiteness earned his support @highlight Martin: It's childish for some whites to reduce black support to skin color, not character

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"All our thoughts and prayers are with our @placeholder colleagues today," Shirdon said.

Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) -- At least 14 people died and 15 others were wounded in an attack on the U.N. headquarters in the Somali capital of Mogadishu on Wednesday. Seven militants, four U.N. employees and three female civilians were killed, said Abdikarim Hussein Guled, the country's interior and national security minister. The other victims were rushed to a hospital. Al-Shabaab, the militant group linked to al Qaeda, claimed responsibility, the group said on Twitter. Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon deplored the "senseless and despicable" assault against an agency that has been a friend and partner. "I and all Somalis are appalled that they should be the target and victims of such barbaric violence," Shirdon said. @highlight Civilians, militants and U.N. employees were killed; 15 people were wounded @highlight Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack @highlight The African Union says the compound has been secured

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The two men have clearly been through a lot together, and @placeholder claimed: 'We've both helped each other grow.

Everton's Steven Pienaar has given his heartfelt thanks to first coach and mentor Cavin Johnson in an emotional video posted on YouTube. The clip, created by BarclaysFootballTV, shows a clearly grateful Pienaar welling up as he explained about his early life in South Africa, and admits that he owes a lot to the man who nurtured him through the early stages of his footballing career. Midway through the video, Pienaar is asked what he would say to Johnson if he were in front of him at that moment, and the player's response is then played to his former coach. Steven Pienaar is clearly emotional as he speaks about his youth coach Cavin Johnson @highlight Pienaar's early career in South Africa was overseen by Cavin Johnson @highlight As Pienaar's mentor, Johnson was responsible for his move to Ajax @highlight In the video, a clearly emotional Pienaar explains Johnson was the reason he has fulfilled his dream of playing in the Premier League @highlight Johnson also appears with a message to Pienaar, explaining his pride

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Celebrating a victory: But Harry said his work with @placeholder hasn't all been plain sailing

Ten years ago Prince Harry went on gap year trip to the AIDS-ridden southern African kingdom of Lesotho and vowed to devote the rest of his life to help the troubled children he met there. Today he played in a $1million polo match in the Middle East to raise funds for the continuing work of the charity he helped set up following that life-changing visit. Speaking after the match to Mail Online the fourth-in-line to the throne candidly admitted that the last decade had been an 'emotional roller coaster' but said that he was hugely proud of what they had achieved. @highlight Prince Harry vowed to help the troubled children in Lesotho @highlight Set up charity Sentebale to aid victims of extreme poverty @highlight At the start, he and team were 'pretending we knew what we were doing' @highlight In 2008 the charity almost went bust, despite raising millions @highlight But now they have learned from their mistakes

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Bromances and girl crushes are burgeoning all over @placeholder, based on a shared passion for exercise.

Our inspirational fitness columnist Ruby Warrington reports from New York on the fitness and lifestyle trends that have transformed her life . . . and could do the same for you: Fit in the City: Columnist Ruby Warrington has found a workout companion When I met Francesca, I thought she was fabulous. Another British expat in New York, she was funny, intelligent and extremely well-connected – her ex-husband owns one of the coolest nightclubs in the city. Over lunch at a fashionable Mexican diner in SoHo, we chatted away like old friends, bonding over everything from our love of Heinz Baked Beans to our favourite jeans – and discovered a shared obsession with Leandro Carvalho’s Brazilian Butt Lift Workout DVD. He trains the Victoria’s Secret models and I’d recently interviewed him for a newspaper article. @highlight Columnist Ruby Warrington has found a workout pal in Fran @highlight Bonding over obsession with Leandro Carvalho 'butt-exercise' DVD

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Tavenner acknowledged that while some insurance companies had decided to stop offering certain plans on the individual market, the @placeholder did not force them to make that decision, and consumers whose plans have been canceled now have more comprehensive plans available to them.

The woman at the center of the Obamacare enrollment site, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Marilyn Tavenner on Tuesday was the first government official to testify before Congress since the government's health insurance exchange went live on October 1. After nearly three hours of questions from both Republican and Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee, here's what we learned: 1. Finally, an apology After four very tumultuous weeks of open enrollment, Tavenner became the first government official to publicly apologize for the rocky rollout of HealthCare.gov. Tavenner: Sorry for problems, but system working "We know that consumers are eager to purchase this coverage and to the millions of Americans who have attempted to use HealthCare.gov to shop and enroll in health care coverage, I want to apologize to you that the website has not worked as well as it should," Tavenner said during her opening remarks. @highlight Woman at center of Obamacare website is first official to apologize for rocky rollout @highlight Republicans say President's Obamacare promise is misleading @highlight Administration cites Massachusetts health care law as example of slow enrollments @highlight Is the law helping? Republicans say no, Democrats cite happy customers

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The full-forward expressed his desire to move to @placeholder and a deal was stitched up and kept tight lipped during Hawthorn's premiership campaign.

AFL star Lance 'Buddy' Franklin has sold his Melbourne home for a generous $1.73 million after settling into Sydney and his new role with the Sydney Swans. The 27-year-old made a profit of $95,000 from the November sale of the four-bedroom house at 55 Hodder Street in Brighton East according to the settlement details revealed this week, Property Observer reports. The former Hawthorn Hawks player purchased the modern two-storey house on a 678 square metre block for $1,635,000 back in 2010, with his recent sale reflecting an annual price gain of under 1.5 per cent. Lance 'Buddy' Franklin has sold his Melbourne home for $1.73 million in November, settlement papers recently revealed @highlight The Sydney star sold the keys to Melbourne home after moving interstate @highlight Franklin signed a $10 million contract with Swans on a nine-year deal @highlight His luxurious East Brighton home was sold to a private buyer before the auction date @highlight He currently lives with girlfriend Jesinta Campbell at Bondi in Sydney's east @highlight The former Hawks player purchased the modern two-storey house on a 678 square metre block for $1,635,000 back in 2010

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The figure of 20 was for champion jockey Tony McCoy, whose mount @placeholder died in last month’s Grand National.

By Neil Sears PUBLISHED: 08:56 EST, 27 May 2012 | UPDATED: 02:01 EST, 28 May 2012 One of the country’s leading jockeys has had 20 of his horses die during or after races in the past five years, it emerged yesterday. Two other top jockeys have suffered the deaths of 17 and 16 horses respectively over the same period. The figures, produced by an animal rights group, fuel claims that horse racing is cruel, and should be restricted. Fatalities: AP McCoy riding Synchronised at the 2012 Grand National, shortly before their fatal fall Animal Aid say that the jockeys’ death rates are broadly reflective of those across the entire sport, with the top riders having more deaths just because they have more races. @highlight AP McCoy tops ominous chart, losing one horse for every 199 he has ridden since 2007 @highlight List compiled by animals rights group to show dangers of racing

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@placeholder's lawyers have argued there's no way of knowing what was in the box.

(CNN)Was it the alleged smoking gun? Four weeks into testimony against murder suspect Aaron Hernandez, the prosecution is beginning to link together certain elements of the case against the former New England Patriot. In a Massachusetts court Tuesday, during testimony by one of three cleaning ladies in the Hernandez household, prosecutors showed video of Hernandez's fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins, taking a trash bag from the house and placing it in the trunk of her sister's car. Her sister, Shaneah Jenkins, was the girlfriend of victim Odin Lloyd, a semipro football player, at the time of his murder. Lloyd, 27, was shot once in the back and six times in the front in June 2013, with the final two bullets fired as he lay face up, according to the medical examiner. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty. The murder weapon has not been found. @highlight Prosecution begins to tie together elements in case against Aaron Hernandez @highlight A surveillance video before jury shows ex-football player's fiancee carrying heavy bag

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As for L’Oréal's @placeholder serum, which is priced much cheaper at $25 a container, 'ten years of gene research' has led the company to claim: 'We now have the knowledge to help you begin cracking the code to younger acting skin.'

By Annabel Fenwick Elliott Skincare super-brand L’Oréal has promised not to make any further claims that two of its popular anti-aging serums 'target' or 'affect' genes, as part of a settlement with the Federal Trade Comission's Bureau of Consumer Protection. According to the FTC, L’Oréal is guilty of making 'false and unsubstantiated claims' about the anti-aging benefits of its Génifique and Youth Code products, which aren't actually backed up by hard science. Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC said: 'It would be nice if cosmetics could alter our genes and turn back time. But L’Oréal couldn’t support these claims.' You don't say: L'Oréal has promised not to make any further claims that its Youth Code (pictured) or its Lancôme Génifique anti-aging serums 'target' or 'affect' genes, unless they are backed up by hard science @highlight The cosmetics giant is now prohibited from claiming that its Génifique and Youth Code products 'affect' or 'target' genes

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The ethics panel found last week that @placeholder "was advertising his power and willingness to influence parliament in order for substantial financial inducement."

LONDON, England (CNN) -- Britain's House of Lords voted Wednesday to suspend two of its members over corruption claims -- the first time a lord has been barred from the chamber since 1642, a spokesman for the chamber said. Britain's House of Lords voted to suspend two of its members. It's first time a lord has been barred since 1642. Lord Taylor of Blackburn and Lord Truscott allegedly agreed to use their influence to get a loophole into a proposed tax law in exchange for cash, but the person offering the bribe turned out to be an undercover reporter. The Sunday Times newspaper ran the sting operation, in which journalists approached members of the House of Lords, claiming to be acting on behalf of a foreign business looking to open a chain of stores in the United Kingdom. @highlight Lord Taylor of Blackburn and Lord Truscott barred for corruption charges @highlight They allegedly agreed to take cash to influence specific legislation @highlight They will not face criminal charges, London's Metropolitan Police said

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A call to the @placeholder embassy press office Sunday was not immediately returned.

(CNN) -- Two videos newly posted on YouTube show what Syrian opposition activists say is the gruesome slaughter of civilians in the besieged city of Daraa who had tried to feed people during a recent uprising. One video shows what appears to be a group of Syrian security forces standing over dead bodies, making jokes and discussing planting weapons on them. The gruesome images include the bloody, mangled bodies of five men in civilian clothes. They lie close together on a rooftop, in pools of blood. A group of men dressed in military uniforms walk around them, talking. "Show me those weapons," one says, "put them here." @highlight Videos show people in military uniforms discussing putting weapons on dead bodies @highlight "These are the weapons the committee will come film," a voice says on the video @highlight Syria has previously described protesters as "armed criminals" @highlight Those killed were trying to feed people during a siege on Daraa, opposition activists say

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Looking back at that time, @placeholder says they discovered that "oatmeal for breakfast is wonderfully filling, and wonderfully cheap."

London (CNN) -- For a few days, Lockitron looked like the little app that would, and should, but then couldn't. Lockitron, which enables doors to be unlocked through a smart phone, was rejected by Kickstarter in October. It was turned away for being a home improvement product, which the funding platform does not support. But then Lockitron went "DIY" on its own crowd-funding. In one day, orders hit $500,000. They are now sitting at $2.2 million, the equivalent of more than 15,000 units. Read more: 'Father of the internet': the case for online freedom Lockitron creators Cameron Robertson and Paul Gerhardt were both University of Colorado students -- studying history, economics and finance, and computer science respectively -- when they started playing with inventions. @highlight Lockitron is an app that enables doors to be unlocked through a smart phone @highlight After having been rejected by Kickstarter, the start-up managed to successfully raise funds online @highlight Lockitron senses your proximity to the door, then uses wifi or bluetooth to unlock it once you're in range

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@placeholder’s six-year campaign of abuse was only uncovered when a boy he abused told a teacher what had been happening to him.

Married school caretaker Joseph Hart tried to order a 12-year-old girl from a notorious paedophile for £100 an hour by text but has been spared jail A married school caretaker who tried to order a 12-year-old girl by text from a notorious paedophile for £100 an hour has been spared jail. Father-of-three Joseph Hart contacted Darren Leggett via a website when police intercepted their messages and raided Hart's home in Horwich, Bolton. He was negotiating by text message for the girl to be sent to him and the deal was at an early stage, Bolton Crown Court heard. Hart, 32, was convicted of arranging a child sex offence, but spared an immediate jail term. He was given a two-year suspended sentence. @highlight Joseph Hart contacted paedophile Darren Leggett via a website @highlight He was negotiating by text message for girl to be sent to him, court heard @highlight He had initially claimed he was trying to trap paedophile Leggett @highlight But jury rejected this and found him guilty of arranging a child sex offence @highlight Father-of-three Hart spared jail and given two-year suspended sentence

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However, except for a handful of roles, "@placeholder" also marked the end of a chapter in Wood's film career.

(CNN) -- Natalie Wood was terrified of the water. As an 11-year-old shooting "The Green Promise," she was thrown off a bridge during a storm scene and nearly drowned. The incident scarred her for life. Thirty-two years later, Wood died after falling into the ocean off Catalina Island in California. Wood's life is full of such curiosities. She was that rare child performer to make the transition to adult movie star, but her rise to success was marked by troubled relationships. She had beauty and talent, but she suffered from alcohol abuse and once tried to commit suicide. And then there's her death, coming just as she was restarting her movie career. @highlight Natalie Wood was major movie star, considered one of world's most beautiful and talented @highlight Films include "Rebel Without a Cause," "West Side Story," "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" @highlight Wood drowned in 1981; case was recently reopened

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A government official said @placeholder forces were slowly getting control of the downtown area, with video footage showing soldiers shooting rounds toward the area with protesters.

Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- The bitter standoff between government troops and Red Shirt protesters in downtown Bangkok worsened Friday, the day after the wounding of a key protest leader aggravated the already deep tensions permeating the Thai capital. Hospital officials reported 16 people died in confrontations Friday in Bangkok, an urban fortress under siege and beset by gunfire, tear gas and stone-throwing. That followed the death of one person Thursday. The unrest boiled over after Thai authorities set a new deadline to seal off the Bangkok intersection where protesters have gathered by the thousands for the past month. In addition to the deaths, more than 140 people were wounded in the violence, including four non-Thais -- a Pole, a Canadian, a Liberian and a Myanmarese. @highlight NEW: Hospitals say 16 people have been killed in Bangkok violence @highlight Red Shirt leader "Seh Daeng" is hospitalized after being shot earlier @highlight Government says troops are regaining control of downtown area

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The @placeholder hack story has received limited news coverage in China.

Censorship is a part of daily life in China. News articles are erased from online search engines, social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter are banned, and CNN is routinely blacked out for Chinese viewers. Instagram was a huge hit in China -- until the government banned it during the Hong Kong protests. "All good things must end," one young Chinese woman told me -- seemingly resigned to the fact that she can no longer post photos on Instagram. While such restrictions would likely incite mass outrage in many Western countries, citizens in China often have no choice but to relinquish some personal freedom as the government keeps a firm grip on certain aspects of life in this booming society. @highlight News on Sony hack is censored in China, with just a few stories that get little play @highlight Government-controlled search engine turns up just one article on "North Korea hack" @highlight U.S. government believes N. Korean hackers are launching attacks from China

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It is claimed by sources that social workers concluded @placeholder 'needed to work on his anger issues.'

By Eleanor Gower and Sarah Fitzmaurice UPDATED: 07:42 EST, 31 January 2012 It's proving to be a bitter and ugly custody battle between Halle Berry and her ex Gabriel Aubry over their daughter Nahla. And according to reports today, the former couple have been told they should take parenting classes together to see how their war is affecting their three-year-old girl. Halle, 45, and 36-year-old Gabriel, were in court today, have been recommended to take the classes by the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services. Bitter battle: Halle Berry arrives at Los Angeles Superior Court today in the ongoing custody battle against her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry over their daughter Nahla @highlight Child Services recommend the classes to help them be 'better parents' @highlight Aubry also told that he should take anger management classes @highlight Oscar winner is paying Aubry's legal fees @highlight Berry asks for Aubry to 'have supervised visits with Nahla'

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Ferdinand, who won six league titles with @placeholder, says the new manager needs time to ensure his new signings gel and come together.

(CNN) -- Rio Ferdinand was one of the world's top defenders -- now he's turned his hand to defending the reputation of his former manager Alex Ferguson. The Scot, one of British football's most successful leaders, has been criticized in recent months following Manchester United's dramatic downturn in form since his departure. Over two decades, Ferguson won 13 Premier League titles, two Champions League crowns, five FA Cups and four League Cups. But after leading United to league glory in 2013, a title won by 11 points, Ferguson retired and appeared to take his magic touch with him. Under David Moyes, United capitulated in alarming fashion, finishing seventh and failing to qualify for European competition. @highlight Rio Ferdinand launches staunch defense of Alex Ferguson @highlight Former Manchester United boss is regarded as one of the best managers in world football @highlight United have struggled since the Scot left in 2013 @highlight Louis van Gaal charged with restoring club's fortunes

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@placeholder's constitution guarantees ethnic minorities equal rights and limited autonomy.

(CNN) -- She's been compared to the Dalai Lama, the Chinese Tibetan Buddhist leader, but the name Rebiya Kadeer doesn't ring a bell to many people outside of China. Rebiya Kadeer has been dubbed "the Mother of All Uyghurs." Nevertheless, the world-famous man and the relatively obscure woman share similarities that chime with political relevance. A diminutive northern Virginia resident, Kadeer has emerged as the voice of the restive but relatively unknown Uyghur Muslims, a Turkic-speaking ethnic minority in China, and the group's far-flung diaspora. And like the Dalai Lama, she's revered by supporters and reviled by the Chinese government. @highlight Rebiya Kadeer emerges as leader of minority Uyghur Muslims in China @highlight Chinese government reviles Kadeer, blames her for stoking unrest @highlight Kadeer mirrors the non-violent sentiment espoused by the Dalai Lama @highlight This is a "very dark time for the Uyghur people," Kadeer says

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said 2009 winner @placeholder, who played with Gallacher in the opening two rounds -- also carding 63 on the opening day before a bout of food poisoning saw him struggle to 70 on Friday.

(CNN) -- It could've paid for some wedding. With fiancée Caroline Wozniacki watching, golf star Rory McIlroy thought they were in for an unexpected early gift in Dubai on Saturday. Seeking the record $2.5 million on offer for a hole-in-one at the 325-yard par-four 17th hole, the former world No. 1 saw his drive roll agonizingly past the cup. "I saw the pitch mark and it must have just run past the hole -- it could have paid for my wedding," joked the Northern Irishman, who proposed to his tennis star girlfriend in Sydney on New Year's Eve. "It's a great shot to get it on that green and try to get it in the hole. I'll go for it again tomorrow and see what happens," he told reporters. @highlight Rory McIlroy two shots off the lead at the Dubai Desert Classic after a 69 on Saturday @highlight Former world No. 1 comes close to earning a $2.5 million prize for a hole-in-one @highlight He is upstaged by defending champion Stephen Gallacher, who shoots third-round 63 @highlight Top-ranked Tiger Woods in a tie for 37th, 11 shots back after carding two-under-par 70

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He was in the starting lineup for @placeholder at the 2006 World Cup, when the team was eliminated in the quarterfinals.

Former Brazilian FIFA World Cup star Adriano has been charged over his alleged connection to drug trafficker in his native Rio de Janeiro. Prosecutors claim the 32-year-old former footballer bought a motorbike and gave it to a known drug dealer in the shantytown where he grew up. It is understood the former striker could face up to ten years in prison if convicted. Former Brazilian World Cup star Adriano, left, has been charged over his alleged connection with a drug trafficking gang in his native Rio de Janeiro, the striker, pictured right in Brazil's colours, last played for his country in 2010 @highlight Former star accused of gifting a motorbike to a drug dealer @highlight The 32-year-old striker has been ordered to hand over his passport @highlight Adriano faces ten years in prison if convicted @highlight Career-reviving talks with French club Le Harve now in doubt

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Created as a government pilot program in 2008, the @placeholder has received more than 3,000 inquiries.

Bethesda, Maryland (CNN) -- Tucked away on the sprawling campus of the National Institutes of Health, an elite team of doctors and researchers search for clues to solve medical mysteries that have eluded a diagnosis. They're detectives for a one-of-a-kind initiative at the NIH. It's called the Undiagnosed Diseases Program or UDP. Together, the UDP's team focuses its vast expertise on trying to save patients' lives and creating new science. Dr. William Gahl is the clinical director of NIH's National Human Genome Research Institute and the Undiagnosed Diseases Program's lead investigator. "The mission is really two-fold," Gahl says. "One is to try to get to a diagnosis for people who have struggled for so long to achieve a diagnosis -- of course there all kinds of benefits to that. The second is to discover new diseases or new aspects of known diseases so we can help the entire community of individuals with related disorders." @highlight At NIH, an elite team of doctors and researchers seek to solve medical mysteries @highlight The Undiagnosed Diseases Program tries to save patients' lives and create new science @highlight 6,800 rare diseases in the world, according to NIH estimates

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In other words, although the war on Christmas phenomenon might have something to do with rising unbelief among @placeholder, more likely it reflects growing partisanship among politicians.

No Christmas is complete without a war on Christmas, and this year it's being fought on several fronts. NPR reported the White House attacking Republican intransigence over the debt talks in a report with a section titled "The Holiday Season is No Time to Threaten Middle-Class Pocketbooks." That prompted the Daily Caller to respond with the headline, "Disagreeing with Obama can ruin Christmas, says White House report." In the eyes of some liberals, the Republicans have become the party of the Grinch. This must be news to conservatives who have always insisted that it's the Democrats who want to steal Christmas. To them, the war is being waged by liberal secularists against patriotic American Christians who want to celebrate the holiday loudly and publicly in the way Baby Jesus intended. Pat Robertson has hit out at those "miserable" atheists and Fox News has gone after Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee for deciding not to host a Christmas tree lighting ceremony. @highlight Tim Stanley: It's not Christmas without "War on Christmas," a cooked up culture crisis @highlight This time, politics in mix, with White House, others using holidays to score points, he says @highlight He says "war" really reflects failure to reconcile different interests in democratic society @highlight Stanley: Battle is over what goes on in public sphere. One solution? Have sense of humor

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"Last month it was @placeholder, this month it's Vegas fight promoters," Patterson said.

(CNN) -- "Remember the Alamo," but show some respect. That's the view of Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson, who is less than happy with the attention, unwanted in his view, that the historic site is getting. Boxers Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez appeared in Alamo Plaza on Monday night to promote their September 14 super-welterweight title fight in Las Vegas. "This would not happen at Gettysburg. No one would even imagine holding such an event at the USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor," Patterson said. "It should be treated as the hallowed ground that it is." The promotion comes five weeks after rapper Kanye West's plan to project a video for his song "New Slaves" on the facade of the Alamo failed to come into focus. @highlight "This would not happen at Gettysburg," Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson says @highlight Las Vegas boxing promoters used Alamo Plaza on Monday night @highlight Rapper Kanye West wanted to screen a video on the facade @highlight A key battle in the Texas Revolution was fought at the Alamo

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Religious conservatives, some of whom sympathize with extremist groups, make up an important part of @placeholder's core vote, Rumi said.

(CNN) -- The strongest contender to become the next Pakistani prime minister is hardly a newcomer to the country's political stage. Nawaz Sharif, 63, has had a long and rocky career that includes two stints as prime minister during the 1990s, ordering Pakistan's first nuclear tests, a showdown with the nation's powerful military, time in jail and years of exile. After spending the past several years in opposition to the governing Pakistani People's Party (PPP) -- which has struggled to tackle the country's crippling problems of militant violence, chronic power shortages and a flagging economy -- Sharif now has a shot at another stint in office. @highlight Nawaz Sharif, a frontrunner in Pakistani elections, has been prime minister twice @highlight He was overthrown in a 1999 coup and went into exile in Saudi Arabia @highlight He is now campaigning with a promise to revive Pakistan's economy @highlight Observers have raised questions about his stance on extremism and terrorism

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The @placeholder ranks movies to give audiences an idea of the content within any given film.

By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 06:35 EST, 9 April 2012 | UPDATED: 11:10 EST, 9 April 2012 The filmmaker and studio behind documentary Bully, have declared victory after winning their battle to have the movie's rating lowered, allowing viewers as young as 13 years old to see it. Bully - which follows five teenagers and families who have been impacted by bullying - was originally given an R rating for language, meaning anyone under the age of 17 would not be able to see it. It became a heated issue between the Motion Picture Association of America and studio The Weinstein Company because the aim of the film is to show young people a closer look at the effects of bullying. @highlight Bully examines school bullying by following five kids through a school year @highlight The MPAA originally gave the film an R rating for language @highlight Three uses of an expletive were removed to earn the PG-13 rating

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@placeholder-made infant formula is not available in the United States, because no Chinese manufacturer meets the requirements to sell infant formula in this country, according to the FDA.

(CNN) -- After first saying that they could not determine a threshold for the safe amount of certain toxic chemicals in infant formula, Food and Drug Administration officials said Friday that trace amounts are safe. Worries over melamine in infant formula started in China and have spread to the United States. "Amounts of the industrial chemical melamine or the melamine-like compound called cyanuric acid that are below 1.0 ppm [1,000 parts per billion] do not raise public health concerns," said Stephen Sundlof, the FDA's director of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. When it became known in September that thousands of babies in China had been sickened by tainted infant formula, the FDA ordered the testing of U.S.-manufactured infant-formula products. @highlight Melamine, cyanuric acid not of concern in levels below 1,000 parts per billion @highlight Official says FDA has tested 74 samples of U.S.-made baby formula @highlight Some samples tested positive but at safe levels, official says @highlight Levels are far below those associated with Chinese contamination

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@placeholder has faced increasing public hostility over its use of private data this year after its new 'privacy policy' allowed wholesale sharing of people's information.

By Rob Waugh PUBLISHED: 05:13 EST, 16 March 2012 | UPDATED: 05:41 EST, 16 March 2012 Apple's iPhone 4S: Google is alleged to have 'tricked' the Safari browser, used in iPhone as well as iPad, PCs and Macs, into sending information to Google's servers to build up advertising profiles Google is to face new investigations in both America and the EU over using hidden computer code to violate iPhone users' privacy settings. The search giant is alleged to have 'tricked' the web browser in iPhone, iPad and PC into sending information to Google. @highlight Renewed controversy over Google's privacy policies @highlight Company 'tricked' iPhones into running hidden code @highlight Investigation by FTC and EU regulators

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Her arrival in parliament on Wednesday will illustrate the pace at which @placeholder is changing: She was released from house arrest less than a year and a half ago.

(CNN) -- Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is expected to meet Tuesday with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, a day after she said she would take the oath of office for the country's parliament after initially resisting it. The impasse over the oath had been preventing her and other newly elected members of her party from taking their seats in the legislature. "I will go to the parliament because there is a demand of people who voted for me," Suu Kyi said after meeting with party members in Yangon on Monday. She and 42 other members of her party, the National League for Democracy, were elected in by-elections earlier this month. They had been delaying their debuts in parliament because they objected to the wording of the oath they would have to take. @highlight Aung San Suu Kyi and her party object to wording of the swearing-in oath in parliament @highlight They had been delaying their debuts in the legislature @highlight Suu Kyi now says she will go to parliament and take the oath @highlight She is scheduled to meet with Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday

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'Danger': Technicians are seen working at @placeholder in the 40s and 50s

Tucked away in one of northern New Mexico's pristine mountain canyons is an old log cabin that was the birthplace not of a famous person, but a top-secret mission that forever changed the world. Pond Cabin, along with a nearby small and stark building where the second person died while developing the nuclear bomb, are among a number of structures scattered in and around the modern day Los Alamos National Laboratory that are being proposed as sites for a new national park commemorating the Manhattan Project. It's an odd place for a national park, many admit. Besides the fact that some of the sites are behind the gates to what is supposed to be one of the most secure research facilities in the world, nuclear critics have called the plan an expensive glorification of an ugly chapter in history. @highlight Sites at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico are being proposed for a national park @highlight critics say it's an 'expensive glorification' of an ugly historic time @highlight Organisers say it would help people learn about the controversies and legacy surrounding the development of nuclear weapons @highlight Park will include site where first atomic bomb to be detonated at the Trinity Site was assembled, and where the Hiroshima bombs were assembled

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nearby home - it's not clear if the home was one of @placeholder's three

By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter Five years ago, former NFL player Donte Stallworth got behind the wheel of his car drunk: it is a decision he has always regretted. Stallworth served 24 days behind bars for fatally hitting a pedestrian, 59-year-old father Mario Reyes, in a drunk driving accident. Although the sentence was short, he believes living with the impact of his bad decision has been far worse punishment. On Friday, he marked the five-year anniversary of that horrific moment with a reflective post on Instagram. 'There's nothing I can do to reverse that day, but hopefully you guys will think of me and make better decisions than I did that morning,' he wrote in his Instagram post caption. @highlight On March 14, 2009, the NFL player fatally struck 59-year-old Mario Reyes in a drunk driving accident in Miami @highlight He pleaded guilty to manslaughter and spent 24 days behind bars @highlight He marked the five year anniversary of the incident on Friday with a moving Instagram post @highlight 'It's never acceptable to drive under the influence,' he wrote. 'You don't want to live with these regrets I have from my irrevocable decision...'

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For example, the @placeholder subject to this generosity are not active participants in the campaigns meant for their own good.

(CNN) -- So finally, Madonna's honeymoon with Malawi has ended with a spat. Malawi's minister of education accused Madonna of "bullying officials" and exaggerating the extent of her charity in the country. Trouble started when the government withdrew her VIP status and she therefore had to wait in line like everyone else to go through immigration. President Joyce Banda said that Madonna felt her charitable work meant that Malawi should "be forever chained to the obligation of gratitude." For her part, Madonna described the reports as inaccurate, and and pledged to continue helping educate young girls in the nation. For some years now, Madonna had literally and figuratively adopted that country, and two of its children. She also made a documentary. But it was clear that her relationship with Malawi, like many other patron-client relations, would lead to quarrels and recriminations. @highlight Madonna and Malawi's government have had a public spat @highlight Many Western celebrity charity missions in Africa tend towards self-righteousness, says Andrew Mwenda @highlight These initiatives can be positive, but they present Africans as passive recipients of charity. he argues @highlight Mwenda: In the long term, "celebrity activism kills private enterprise"

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The @placeholder parliament tried in February to pass a law, setting the minimum marriage age at 17.

AMMAN, Jordan (CNN) -- A 12-year-old Yemeni girl, who was forced into marriage, died during a painful childbirth that also killed her baby, a children's rights group said Monday. Fawziya Ammodi struggled for three days in labor, before dying of severe bleeding at a hospital on Friday, said the Seyaj Organization for the Protection of Children. "Although the cause of her death was lack of medical care, the real case was the lack of education in Yemen and the fact that child marriages keep happening," said Seyaj President Ahmed al-Qureshi. Born into an impoverished family in Hodeidah, Fawziya was forced to drop out of school and married off to a 24-year-old man last year, al-Qureshi said. @highlight Children's rights group draws attention to plight of child brides in Yemen @highlight 12-year-old Yemeni girl Fawziya Ammodi died after painful three-day labor @highlight Fawziya left school and was forced to marry a 24-year-old man in 2008 @highlight More than half of all young Yemeni girls are married off before the age of 18

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@placeholder has has lost tens of billions in market value, from a high of $70billion a few years ago to a current market value of $8.9billion.

By Graham Smith and Rob Waugh UPDATED: 11:49 EST, 23 January 2012 The chief executives of Blackberry maker Research In Motion have both stepped down as the once-iconic firm struggles to survive in an increasingly competitive market. Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis announced last night that they have quit their roles as co-CEOs and co-chairmen at the Canadian company. The development comes a month after RIM delayed the release of new phones deemed critical to the firm's future until late this year. Stepping down: Research In Motion founders and chief executives Jim Balsillie (left) and Mike Lazaridis last night announced their resignation @highlight Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis quit as Research In Motion chief executives 28 years after founding the firm @highlight Move comes after failure of company's PlayBook tablet @highlight RIM last month delayed release of new phones deemed critical to its future until late this year @highlight RIM market value plummets from $70billion to $8.9billion @highlight U.S. market share falls from 44% in 2009 to 10% in 2011

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"Malaga had a past without @placeholder, and will also have a future without Manuel Pellegrini

(CNN) -- Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini has added his name to May's managerial merry-go-round by announcing he is leaving the Spanish club at the end of this season. The Chilean has been linked to the top job at Manchester City after the English Premier League club dismissed Italian Roberto Mancini earlier this month. Pellegrini had a one-season spell in charge of Real Madrid before joining Malaga in 2010, shortly after Qatar's Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Al-Thani bought the club. This season the 59-year-old guided "Los Boquerones" to the heady heights of the Champions League quarterfinals, losing to one of this weekend's finalists, Borussia Dortmund. @highlight Manuel Pellegrini says he will stand down as Malaga manager at the end of season @highlight The Chilean says he is moving on for "sporting reasons" @highlight Pellegrini has been tipped to succeed Roberto Mancini at Manchester City @highlight UEFA says it will not impose second-year ban on Malaga after club meets financial rules

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Unlike those states, where a drug combination is used for capital punishment, @placeholder uses a single lethal dose of pentobarbital.

Condemned: Willie Trottie, 45, was put to death in Texas Wednesday for killing his common-law wife Barbara Canada and her brother Titus Canada A Texas death row inmate convicted of killing his former common-law wife and her brother more than two decades ago in Houston was executed by lethal injection Wednesday evening. Willie Trottie's death sentence was carried out about 90 minutes after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his last-day appeals. He had contended he had poor legal help at his trial and questioned the potency of the execution drug. Trottie repeatedly expressed love to witnesses - both people he selected and relatives of his victims, Barbara and Titus Canada - and several times asked for forgiveness as he was about to be executed. @highlight Willie Trottie, 45, drew his last breath just before 6.35pm CDT - 22 minutes after lethal injection began @highlight Trottie had a last meal of baked chicken, green beans, mashed potatoes and bread @highlight Trotte has been convicted of shooting dead his former common-law wife, Barbara Canada, and her brother, Titus, on May 3, 1993 @highlight The execution came after U.S. Supreme Court rejected Trottie's last-ditch appeals @highlight He became second death row inmate to be executed Wednesday, following Earl Ringo Jr who was put to death in Missouri around midnight

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Jose Mourinho is ready to offload the @placeholder striker if he can recruit a new strike force

By Sami Mokbel Romelu Lukaku will be allowed to join Tottenham this summer - but only if Chelsea land £31.5million target Diego Costa from Atletico Madrid. Jose Mourinho will look to revamp his forward line ahead of next season, with Atletico hotshot Costa top of his list. The Portuguese is happy for Lukaku, who is currently on loan at Everton, to leave this summer - but he wants to capture at least two new strikers before sanctioning a permanent move for the Belgian. VIDEO Scroll down to see who else could be heading for the Stamford Bridge exit door Main man: Romelu Lukaku has dazzled while on loan at Everton this season @highlight Chelsea want at least £20million for Romelu Lukaku this summer @highlight Belgium striker's future hinges on whether Diego Costa joins from Atletico @highlight Tottenham have already registered an interest in Everton loanee Lukaku @highlight Spurs willing to spend big after disappointing signings last summer

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Still clearly excited about the incident, for which @placeholder detectives believe he is either the shooter or a witness, red t-shirt spends about a minute and a half showing off to his friend, before they get back in the car, reverse out and drive off.

By Candace Sutton One hour after the early morning shooting up of a house in which a man sleeping in the front bedroom was seriously wounded, a man returned to the house to do a re-enactment for his mate. Caught on CCTV footage, the man and his mate are seen to pull up in the driveway of the house on Cruickshank Street, Blakeview, in the far northern suburbs of Adelaide. The driver of the dark blue VS Series 2 Holden Calais sedan leaps from the car and runs towards the dwelling. Clearly excited, the man, who is wearing a red t-shirt and shorts, fires with his finger at the house, aping the gun's recoil. His mate stands next to the car watching the enthusiastic recreation, which includes wild arm movements, staggering and the finger gun action. @highlight A man, 26, suffered three gunshot wounds when a house in northern Adelaide was shot up in February @highlight Detectives have released CCTV footage of the alleged shooter recreating the incident for a mate @highlight A man in a red t-shirt returns to the scene just one hour after the shooting @highlight Clearly excited he 'shoots up' the house with his finger @highlight The shooting victim suffered a collapsed lung and may have long term health problems @highlight Police believe a man and woman seen burning clothes by the side of the road that mornign were destroying evidence related to the shooting

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‘However, I didn’t expect @placeholder to sack a manager after ten months, so what’s going to happen in the next few months, who knows?'

Phil Neville changed his diet after being persuaded by wife Julie Manchester United coach joins David Haye and Serena Williams on diet The 37-year-old is set to be sacked as Manchester United coach Neville was told by executive vice chairman Ed Woodward he has no future at Old Trafford after Sunday's Premier League 1-1 draw at Southampton Goalkeeping coach Chris Woods has also been axed by Woodward Gary Neville wants United to not panic buy this summer Neville insists the club should promote youth rather than going for lesser targets Phil Neville has swapped allegiances, from red to green, as the former Manchester United player has become a vegetarian. @highlight Phil Neville changed his diet after being persuaded by wife Julie @highlight Manchester United coach joins David Haye and Serena Williams on diet @highlight The 37-year-old is set to be sacked as Manchester United coach @highlight Neville was told by executive vice chairman Ed Woodward he has no future at Old Trafford after Sunday's Premier League 1-1 draw at Southampton @highlight Goalkeeping coach Chris Woods has also been axed by Woodward @highlight Gary Neville wants United to not panic buy this summer @highlight Neville insists the club should promote youth rather than going for lesser targets

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@placeholder hangs his head in admission that he should have stopped the painting session.

Uh-oh! These mischievous brothers certainly have some explaining to do after getting covered head-to-toe in paint. Ryder and Sawyer DiMario from San Diego, California, were caught red-handed by their father Cris following a dalliance with some art supplies. A home video shows the youngsters sheepishly hiding in the shower, struggling to explain their purple and green glow. Uh-oh! These mischievous brothers certainly have some explaining to do after getting covered in paint On camera: Ryder and Sawyer DiMario from San Diego, California, were caught red-handed by their father Cris after getting carried away with some art supplies A home video shows the youngsters sheepishly hiding in the shower struggling to explain their purple and green glow @highlight Ryder and Sawyer DiMario from San Diego, California, were caught red-handed by their father Cris after getting carried away with some art supplies @highlight A home video shows the youngsters sheepishly hiding in the shower struggling to explain their purple and green glow

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The spacecraft observations revealed hydrated silicate-bearing outcrops at 175 different sites in @placeholder, almost all of which are associated with ecrater walls and rims, and central uplifts inside craters.

Water once flowed beneath the surface of Mars - and the warmer, wetter ancient planet could have been considerably more hospitable for life. Scans by spectrometers on board the Mars Express and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiters have revealed 175 outcrops in Mars's Tyrrhena Terra mountains that are unmistakably 'weathered' by water. The rocks, found in craters, seem to have been 'carved' out from beneath the crust by asteroid impacts - and offer an insight into the planet's history, and what lies beneath the surface. The find proves water flowed beneath the surface of Mars for a 'long period', say the researchers. @highlight Rocky outcrops excavated from deep beneath surface by asteroid impacts @highlight Outcrops detected by Mars Express and Mars Reconnaissance orbiters @highlight Hints that water flowed deep beneath the surface in Mars's past

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@placeholder is the name given to Japan's organized crime syndicates.

Tokyo (CNN) -- As Japanese authorities widen their investigation into ties between financial institutions and organized crime, an investigative reporter says the current allegations have left with a sense of "déjà vu." "In 2004, Citibank (Japan) lost their private banking license because they were allowing yakuza to do many complex transactions," Jake Adelstein, author of "Tokyo Vice" and an expert on Japan's mafia -- known as the yakuza -- told CNN. "They got spanked in 2009 for failing to update their databases and allowing yakuza to do business with them again. The Financial Services Agency (FSA), the country's financial regulator, will send inspectors to Japan's three largest banks -- Mizuho Bank, Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Bank -- to "review over their corporate governance, legal compliance and overall risk management," said Hiroki Kato, director of the Inspection Bureau of the FSA. The on-site inspections are scheduled to begin next week. @highlight Three of Japan's largest banks are under scrutiny for making loans to underworld groups @highlight Mizuho has punished 54 executives loans to people affiliated with the yakuza, the Japanese mafia @highlight Expert: "Yakuza have been tremendously successful because they can work out in the open"

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@placeholder, who is third in the standings 39 points behind his compatriot Lorenzo, was edged out by just 0.115 seconds.

(CNN) -- MotoGP leader Jorge Lorenzo hopes he can overturn Honda's qualifying dominance for Saturday's Assen TT race after setting the third fastest time behind Casey Stoner and Dani Pedrosa. The Spaniard holds a 25-point advantage over polesitter Stoner after winning the last three races in motorcycling's elite class. World champion Stoner recovered from a morning crash to deny Honda Repsol teammate Pedrosa first place on the grid. "I tried my best in the last lap of qualifying but I made a little mistake in the last chicane on braking and lost a few tenths," 2010 world champion Lorenzo said on the MotoGP website. @highlight Casey Stoner wins pole position for Saturday's MotoGP race in Netherlands @highlight World champion recovers from practice crash to head off teammate Dani Pedrosa @highlight Series leader Jorge Lorenzo rounds out front row after qualifying third on Friday @highlight His Yamaha teammate Ben Spies, last year's race winner, is back in sixth

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Laugh on the ocean waves: Charles giggles aboard a boat as he slides along the deck (left) and @placeholder, dressed in naval uniform, supervises the fun during a boat journey

They are moments of simple joy, showing a young family at play and providing a touching insight into the warmth that infused the childhood of Prince Charles and Princess Anne. In one image from previously unseen royal home movies the two young royals are seen dancing in their bathing towels across a beach in Norfolk. In another amusing scene the Queen is seen waving on her two eldest children as they cycle in convoy with Prince Philip – who’s mounted on a bike that’s way too small for him. Scroll down to watch the Queen's home video footage Bopping on the beach: Prince Charles and Princess Anne dance in their towels while on holiday in Norfolk @highlight Holiday shots released to mark the Diamond Jubilee show Charles and Anne dancing in their towels on the beach @highlight Never-before-seen images include footage from the children playing on a boat journey and the Queen waving them on bicycles @highlight Other shots show Charles at the wheel of his toy car, complete with 'L' plates @highlight Jubilee 'gives us the chance to celebrate with pride all that The Queen means to us – whether as a nation or as one of her children,’ Charles says.

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@placeholder's position was that he was immune not just from being convicted of a crime, but charged with a crime.'

Killed himself: Shayne Austin was once offered immunity in exchange for his testimony against Jason Autry and Zach Adams in the Holly Bobo murder trial A key witness in the case against nursing student Holly Bobo's accused killers has been found dead. Lawyers for Shayne Austin said Wednesday that the Tennessee man who'd once been offered immunity in exchange for his testimony against Zach Adams and Jason Autry killed himself somewhere outside the state. According to Austin's lawyer Luke Evans, the offer of immunity had been rescinded at some point since Austin first made the agreement last March. Prosecutors took back the offer allegedly after discovering that Austin had not been untruthful and uncooperative. @highlight Shayne Austin was allegedly ties to the 2011 murder of Tennessee 20-year-old nursing student Bobo @highlight While he's never been indicted along with Zach Adams and Jason Autry, his original immunity had reportedly been rescinded @highlight It was announced Monday that he'd been found dead, apparently from suicide, somewhere outside of Tennessee

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Though @placeholder's fiancée visa had lapsed, leaving her susceptible to deportation, our nation's anti-trafficking law provided a legal option for her to be granted permanent legal status by helping law enforcement to prosecute her trafficker.

(CNN) -- Nicole came to the United States from Indonesia on a temporary fiancée visa, fully expecting that she would enjoy life in a new country with the U.S. citizen she intended to marry. Instead, she found herself trapped as a victim of sex trafficking. Nicole (not her real name), like thousands of other women, was forced to engage in commercial sex acts against her will. We heard about her when she received support from the Salvation Army STOP-IT Program in Illinois, which serves victims who have been harmed by the sex trade. (The Salvation Army is a denominational member of the National Association of Evangelicals.) Eventually, Nicole escaped from her trafficker and assisted law enforcement in the prosecution of the crime committed against her. @highlight Leith Anderson, Lynn Hybels: House mulling new version of Violence Against Women Act @highlight They say new version changes protections for immigrant women trafficked and abused @highlight Plan makes U visa, which protects women victims who come forward, temporary @highlight Writers: Abusers are empowered in new version of act; House should reject it

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It is putting free wi-fi in more of its stores which will give additional service to @placeholder holders using smartphones.

By Rupert Steiner PUBLISHED: 17:21 EST, 25 June 2012 | UPDATED: 17:48 EST, 25 June 2012 Tesco is to divide its customers into rich and poor by using Clubcard data to personalise its website to display items geared towards your wealth. Upmarket shoppers who click onto the retailer’s new home page will be tempted by smoked salmon and an array of sumptuous fine food. Hard-up shoppers will be presented with tins of baked beans and Tesco’s Value promotions. Reversing its fortunes: Tesco is fighting to improve its sales For years Britain’s biggest grocer has been able to chart the spending habits of regular shoppers using its loyalty card and now it is using some of that data to tailor its websites with items aimed at individual shoppers. @highlight Supermarket to tailor its websites with items aimed at individual shoppers @highlight Tesco boss Phil Clarke wants customers to feel part of a 'special group' with staff feeling able to surprise the big spenders

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