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Former sumo grand champion Asashoryu held a press conference in his native Mongolia.

(03/11 17:20)

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Former sumo grand champion Asashoryu held a press conference in his native Mongolia.

(03/11 17:20)

Former sumo grand champion Asashoryu departed Beijing on Thursday in transit to his native Mongolia.

(03/11 12:40)

Forbes magazine announced its annual list of the world's richest people. According to the magazine, the number of billionaires has increased on signs of economic revival.

(03/11 12:39)

An emergency 911 call placed by a 7-year-old California boy thwarted an attack on his family by three gunmen.

(03/11 12:37)

An American man set a new Guinness World Record for building the largesthouse of cards, using nearly 220,000 playing cards to create a free-standing model of the Venetian Casino in Macau.

(03/11 12:36)

The European Union said it will support a proposed ban on the international trade of bluefin tuna captured in the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

(03/11 12:26)

Japanese director Takeshi Kitano was awarded Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters, France's highest honor for art and culture.

(03/10 13:14)

The dress worn by U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama at her husband's inaugural ball has been donated to the Smithsonian.

(03/10 13:04)

An irate bride-to-be whose request to have her wedding dress altered was refused by the bridal shop in Detroit where she ordered her dress showed up at the shop accompanied by three men who tried to intimidate the shop owner.

(03/10 13:04)

Crown Prince Naruhito visited the Akosombo Dam and the world's largest manmade Volta Lake in Ghana.

(03/10 13:02)

The documentary crew behind the Academy Award-winning film "The Cove" is alleging that a sushi restaurant in Santa Monica illegally served whale meat.

(03/10 12:57)

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck eastern Turkey, killing at least 51 people and injuring nearly three dozen more.

(03/09 12:56)

Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to begin indirect peace talks brokered by the United States.

(03/09 12:54)

Toyota Motor Corp. conducted tests aimed at disproving an expert's claim attributing the carmaker's acceleration problems to its electronic throttle-control system.

(03/09 12:20)

Japanese astronaut Naoko Yamazaki took part in final training at the Johnson Space Center in Houston for her upcoming flight to the International Space Station aboard the space shuttle Discovery.

(03/09 12:18)

Crown Prince Naruhito visited the laboratory once used by the late Hideyo Noguchi who died in Ghana while conducting research on yellow fever.

(03/09 12:17)

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