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News Feed Latest worldwide news Bill Limiting Pesticide Use on Hawaii Island Is Vetoed The legislation, vetoed by the mayor on the ground that it was flawed, was aimed at seed companies developing genetically modified crops on the island of Kauai. A Party Is Icing on the Cake A visual guide to making almond birthday cake with sherry-lemon buttercream. European science satellite to tumble back to Earth CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) - A European satellite that spent four years mapping Earth's gravity ran out of fuel on Monday and will plunge back into the atmosphere in about two weeks, officials said. Activision Blizzard's raises 2013 forecast, Q3 revenue beats Street SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Video game publisher Activision Blizzard Inc, known for its "Call of Duty" franchise, said it slightly raised its 2013 outlook driven by better-than-expected third-quarter earnings. How do drivers get to F1? Amanda Davies attends a World Series by Renault event to find out why it's been such a successful breeding ground for F1. Mrazek Cruises to 1st NHL Shutout in Wings' Win Petr Mrazek needed to make only 14 saves to earn his first NHL shutout in his third game, and the Detroit Red Wings cruised to their third straight victory with a 5-0 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night. Wal-Mart website glitch gives shoppers super bargains (Reuters) - Shoppers looking for a bargain got some big ones at Walmart.com Wednesday morning. Fans inhale Apple's iPad Air Nov. 1 - Fans lined up to get their hands on the new iPad Air, willing to pay top dollar try out the latest tablet from Apple. Bobbi Rebell reports. N.Y. auction of private art collection stumbles, a Picasso is casualty NEW YORK (Reuters) - The fall art auctions got off to a shaky start on Monday with Christie's' sale of a private collection which fell far short of expectations, including the failure to sell of a... Refugees inside their own country The ongoing violence in Syria has left millions of people displaced. And while many Syrians fled to neighboring countries to escape the bloodshed, others have remained despite being in harm's way, though they have been forced from their homes. Libyan lawmakers, top officials discuss Benghazi violence Libyan lawmakers summoned top government and security officials to appear before the General National Congress on Monday to discuss the deteriorating security situation in the eastern city of Benghazi. Time Warners Profit Rises, Lifted by TV Earnings were $1.2 billion in the third quarter, an increase of 44 percent compared with a year ago, reflecting growth in its television networks and production of TV shows. Pink Tea Cup Lands in Brooklyn The original Grove Street haven for soul food reopened in Fort Greene, and more restaurant openings. Heat Reaping Benefits From Birdman's Redemption It is hard for a reserve player to stand out alongside freakishly tall and more talented athletes, but Chris Andersen, the Miami Heat's heavily-tattooed and mohawked big man, is doing just that on the NBA's best team. East Roundup Notre Dame Has Few Stops Against Navy, Until the End Navy punted only twice and had no turnovers or penalties, but Notre Dame made a stop on a late fourth-and-4 to survive a back-and-forth game. Militants Kill 5 Police Officers in India A shootout, in Meghalaya State near Bangladesh, was the second in a week linked to an armed group known as the Garo National Liberation Army. Flying 'Gimball' brings new impact to drone rescue technology Nov 4 - Swiss-based researchers have devised a spherical flying robot that can withstand multiple collisions and continue to transmit live video footage in hard-to-reach environments. The lightweight Gimball doesn't require unwieldy sensors and its inventors believe it could be used to help with search and rescue missions. Jim Drury has more. Norway's Arctic idyll shivers at oil plans SVOLVAER, Norway (Reuters) - Oil companies seeking new Arctic areas for exploration face a battle with environmentalists, fishermen and hotel owners over Norwegian islands where jagged snow-capped peaks rise sheer from the sea. Editors Choice Our best photos from the last 24 hours. T Magazine Sign of the Times | Look Out, Its Instagram Envy These days, voyeurism only takes a couple of clicks. With its thoughtfully filtered stream of images, Instagram offers a fresh means to peek into others carefully curated lifestyles. Lawyers Challenge Detention of Greenwalds Partner in London Lawyers for David Michael Miranda, the partner of the journalist Glenn Greenwald, who has been writing about secret N.S.A. documents, said Mr. Mirandas rights were violated. Your Money Adviser Annual Enrollment for Medicare Opens Participants might find more choices, but higher costs, in insurance offerings. Analysis Park's promise of second South Korea miracle risks ringing hollow SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Park Geun-hye took office in February pledging a "Second Miracle on the Han River", a reference to her father's rapid 1970s industrialization, but nine months into office little has materialized. Grave digger to gold digger Singapore business shifts feed governance worries SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A funeral parlor switches into gold mining; a steel trader turns into a property developer; and a food packaging firm ventures into resources. Was Palestinian leader Arafat poisoned? Widow says yes Nov. 6 - Widow of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat believes new forensic tests prove her late husband was poisoned when he died in 2004. Nathan Frandino reports. 'Back is hurting Federer,' says Serena's coach Roger Federer arrives in London for the ATP World Tour Finals with a point to prove. UPDATE 2-Endo buys Canada's Paladin to counter sliding sales Nov 5 (Reuters) - U.S.-based specialty pharmaceutical company Endo Health Solutions Inc will buy Canadian peer Paladin Labs Inc to expand its presence in Canada and emerging markets, as generic... UPDATE 1-Sun Life books loss on U.S. annuities sale TORONTO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Sun Life Financial, Canada's No. 3 life insurer, said on Wednesday it fell to a third-quarter net loss due to charges related to the sale of its U.S. annuities business, but operating profit topped estimates. Was Palestinian leader Arafat poisoned? Widow says yes Nov. 6 - Widow of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat believes new forensic tests prove her late husband was poisoned when he died in 2004. Nathan Frandino reports. White House Will Focus on Climate Shifts While Trying to Cut Greenhouse Gases White House aides said President Obama would sign an executive order on Friday morning directing federal agencies to make it easier for states to build resilience against storms. Chris Chase, Actress and Writer, Is Dead Ms. Chase appeared on the New York stage, on television and in film under the name Irene Kane, before finding her voice in writing. Self-stabilising ship to keep oil rig workers on even keel Oct. 28 - The world's first single hull, floating accommodation vessel that uses its own waves for stability is being prepared for launch in 2015. Designed by Norwegian company, Salt Ship Design for Hyundai Heavy Industries, the vessel will be the largest ship of its kind ever built, providing 800 oil rig workers with a stable, temporary home in rough seas. Jim Drury reports. 'Girl' used to find pedophiles A computer avatar is now being used to track down pedophiles who prey on young children. Interest in Obamacare rises despite website problems Reuters/Ipsos poll (Reuters) - Uninsured Americans are showing more interest in the coverage offered under President Barack Obama's healthcare law despite technical problems that have hindered enrollment through a government website, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. Tesla Posts Smaller Loss, but Shares Start to Temper Tesla, the maker of an electric automobile, trimmed its loss to $38 million on revenue of $431 million, compared with a loss of $111 million on revenue of $50 million a year ago. Seoul business travel guide Etiquette, tricky addresses, best hotels by business hub. Here's what many business travelers wish they'd known before arrival. TABLE-Foreign brokers set to buy Japanese stocks for 6th session TOKYO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Following are orders for Japanese stocks placed through six foreign securities houses before the start of trade on Thursday. Japanese Stocks BUY 11.5 million shares SELL 7.8... Why the world's garbage ends up in China Nov. 4 - Despite its severe pollution problems, and new controls, China remains the world's biggest trash importer. Jane Lee visits a recycling facility to find out why the refuse keeps coming. The road to recovery in Rockaway Beach Oct. 28 - New Yorkers are unlikely to ever forget the wrath of Hurricane Sandy and the damage it left behind. Jillian Kitchener reports. China bans officials sending new year cards at public expense BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party on Friday banned officials from sending or printing new year cards or calendars if they have been paid for with public funds, the latest step in the government's crackdown on waste, extravagance and graft.

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