Новости за 13.01.2012

“When you believe in things that you don’t understand, then you suffer.” – Stevie Wonder Like many (perhaps most?) people of East Indian descent, I am highly superstitious and I strongly believe that there are things in heaven and earth that simply cannot be explained (or denied) by modern science and technology. Superstitions guide me throughout every single day of my life and will probably dictate my choices and behaviors until the day I die. It’s not rational, nor logical, nor scientific, yet I abide by them devotedly.

Everyday on the CitizenTube Channel (and @CitizenTube on Twitter), along with our curation partners @storyful, we look at how the top news stories are covered on YouTube. Every week we'll post a weekly recap of the top news stories of the week:

• We were saddened as award-winning French journalist Gilles Jacquier was killed during attacks on a pro-government rally in Homs, Syria.
• We watched strong condemnation worldwide as video emerged of four US marines urinating on Taliban corpses. Читать дальше...

Then and now: In her militant days and at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in 2012.

United's game with City in the FA Cup; the return of Scholes; Ravel Morrison; Wayne Rooney/Sir Alex Ferguson; Cantona; Mark Hughes; preview Bolton.

United's game with City in the FA Cup; the return of Scholes; Ravel Morrison; Wayne Rooney/Sir Alex Ferguson; Cantona; Mark Hughes; preview Bolton.

On this week’s packed Rant Cast we discus Manchester United’s ‘game of two halves’ with Manchester City in the FA Cup – a fixture that saw the return of former-now-current player Paul Scholes. We discuss youth – Ravel Morrison’s latest bout of trouble. And we ponder the fallout from the recent Wayne Rooney/Sir Alex Ferguson […]

Ted LePak reports on the upcoming Australian Open and breaks down the newly posted draw. Be sure to follow this next week as we will be posting breaking news on a daily basis!

Six small businesses in Old Oakland are turning the 'pop-up' store trend on its head. With free six-month leases, these stores are trying to go from 'pop-up' to permanent. WSJ's Lauren Rudser reports.