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The U.K. government said it will review the Riot Damages Act to examine the criteria for when compensation is due and prevent fraudulent insurance claims two years after the nation’s worst riots since the 1980s.
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Whatever else its merits may be, “The Riots” at the Tricycle Theatre is at least topical.
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A U.S. government entitlement program is headed for insolvency in four years, and it’s not the one members of Congress are talking about most.
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Britain’s independent police regulator said there’s no sign the man whose death sparked three nights of riots in London had fired a gun at police officers who killed him with a bullet to the chest.
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BlackBerry smartphone maker Research in Motion Ltd. said it is assisting London police with investigating the use of the company’s messaging service by rioters to plan disturbances, as they prepare for another night of “mass disorder.”
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The National Bureau of Economic Research declared that the U.S. recession ended in June 2009, yet 2012 didn’t look like much of a resurgence.
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London police will review the role messages sent via Twitter Inc.’s messaging service and other social-networking sites played in two nights of rioting that led to more than 215 arrests and injured at least 35 police officers.
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Research In Motion Ltd., maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, said it is assisting London police investigating the use of the company’s messaging service by rioters to plan disturbances.
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The conversation in Washington is shifting from taxes to entitlement spending and, in particular, how to slow the unsustainable growth of Social Security and Medicare.
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Research In Motion Ltd.’s BlackBerry has become indispensable among executives for its easy-to-use messaging service. That same feature is attracting looters in Britain’s worst rioting since the 1980s.
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