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11 June 2012 • 05:08 AMT
Lady Gaga struck on the head by pole during New Zealand show

Gaga’s makeup artist wrote on Twitter: “Gaga has a concussion but she is going to be okay … cant believe she finished the show.”

11 June 2012 • 05:04 AMT
Lenovo announcing new mobile broadband access service

The service, dubbed Lenovo Mobile Access, is being sold by Lenovo but is powered by Austin-based Macheen.

10 June 2012 • 15:50 AMT
Hackers attack League of Legends makers’ servers

However, no payment or billing information of any kind was included in the breach, according to Riot Games president.

10 June 2012 • 15:42 AMT
Apple releasing Safari 6 developer preview at WWDC?

Altering the URLs to reference a different build number or making other changes yields an “Access denied” error message.

10 June 2012 • 15:23 AMT
Russia’s Sberbank strikes deal to buy Turkey’s Denizbank

“Sberbank’s total net profit is higher than that of the Turkish banking industry combined,” Denizbank Chief Executive said.

10 June 2012 • 15:05 AMT
1962 Ferrari 250 GTO most expensive car purchased in history

The Ferrari 250 GTO is chassis number 3505 and was purchased by American billionaire Craig McCaw for $35 million.

10 June 2012 • 14:33 AMT
Iranian Army unveils “Battle in Gulf of Aden” video game

The game features the Iranian Navy’s presence in the international waters as well as anti- pirate activity in the Gulf of Aden.

10 June 2012 • 14:11 AMT
6.0 magnitude quake strikes Turkey’s Mediterranean coast

No damage or casualties were reported, but the tremor caused panic in the resort town and neighboring districts.

10 June 2012 • 13:47 AMT
Tom Cruise rocks London with premiere of “Rock of Ages”

Based on the musical hit, the movie tells the story of small town girl Sherrie (Hough) and city boy Drew (Diego Boneta).

10 June 2012 • 13:22 AMT
Five killed as plane crash lands amid strong winds in Ukraine

At least five people were killed after a plane carrying parachute jumpers crash landed outside the Ukrainian capital of Kiev.

10 June 2012 • 13:12 AMT
38 killed in Syrian forces’ shelling of Homs

Syrian forces unleashed a new round of heavy shelling and sent reinforcements to a mountainous area near coastal city of Latakia.

10 June 2012 • 13:08 AMT
Russia to face UEFA disciplinary proceedings

Proceedings relate to “crowd disturbances” and “the setting off and throwing of fireworks and the display of illicit banners.”

10 June 2012 • 12:46 AMT
D’Angelo makes 1st U.S. appearance since 2000

The reclusive R&B singer made his first live U.S. appearance in 12 years at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival on June 10.

10 June 2012 • 12:25 AMT
Egypt’s ex-president Mubarak in critical condition

Mubarak’s health is reported to have collapsed since his June 2 conviction for failing to stop the killing of protesters.

10 June 2012 • 12:11 AMT
French Defense Minister heads for Afghanistan after deaths

Hollande reiterated his vow to withdraw all combat troops by the end of 2012, a year earlier than Paris initially planned.

10 June 2012 • 12:01 AMT
Colorado, New Mexico wildfires forcing evacuations

Fires damaged property and forced evacuations, but officials haven’t yet released specific figures on the numbers who fled.

10 June 2012 • 11:50 AMT
Israeli officials alarmed over bloodshed in Syria

Israel is anxiously watching developments in the neighboring country, fearing widening instability in the region.

10 June 2012 • 11:49 AMT
Kenyan Internal Security Minister killed in helicopter crash

George Saitoti, an American-trained economist and mathematician, was one of the most visible figures in Kenyan politics.

10 June 2012 • 11:45 AMT
Iran’s state finances under pressure as oil income slumps

Financial measures imposed by Washington and Brussels have made it ever more difficult to pay for and ship oil from Iran.

10 June 2012 • 10:49 AMT
China’s exports, imports shoot up in May

According to the customs agency, exports rose 15.3% on-year in May to $181.1 billion and imports increased 12.7% to $162.4 billion.

10 June 2012 • 10:07 AMT
France holds elections to lower house of parliament

The polls will determine whether new President Francois Hollande’s Socialists or rival conservatives control the government.

10 June 2012 • 10:00 AMT
HRW urges France to ban Russia from Paris arms show

The EUROSATORY 2012 defense expo will take place at the Parc d’Expositions north of Paris on June 11-15.

10 June 2012 • 09:22 AMT
3 killed in Alabama college shooting

The search for the gunman is ongoing. Police stopped residents of the apartment block from entering or leaving the property.

10 June 2012 • 09:17 AMT
70,000 Israelis sign petition for Israeli-American spy release

Pollard was granted Israeli citizenship in 1995 and was officially recognized by the Jewish state as an Israeli spy in 1998.

10 June 2012 • 09:08 AMT
Google faces antitrust probe deadline in July

“By early July, I expect to receive from Google concrete signs of their willingness to explore this route,” Almunia said.

10 June 2012 • 08:57 AMT
Eurozone ministers agree to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros

Luis de Guindos said the amounts needed would be manageable and that the funds requested would amply cover any needs.

10 June 2012 • 08:42 AMT
Syrian opposition group elects Kurdish dissident as its new leader

The Syrian opposition has been hobbled by disorganization and infighting since the popular revolt against Assad began 15 months ago.

09 June 2012 • 15:38 AMT
Facebook forced into unmasking identities of anonymous cyberbullies

Nicola Brookes found herself the victim of incessant and constant torment from anonymous cyberbullies.

09 June 2012 • 15:17 AMT
Karzai: U.S. failed to consult Afghans on airstrike that killed 18

Afghanistan’s president warned that in future his govt. will consider such actions as violating the country’s pact with Washington.

09 June 2012 • 15:04 AMT
BarCamp Yerevan 2012 non-official IT conference launched

Deputy Promotion and Social Media Director at RIA Novosti Russian news agency Lana Pinyaeva will speak at the event.