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Casey Anthony's defense rested Thursday in her capital murder trial without calling her to the witness stand.

Anthony, 25, is charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008. If convicted of first-degree murder, she could face the death penalty. The trial is in its sixth week.

Jurors will now hear testimony from rebuttal witnesses offered by the prosecution.

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says he's canceling July 4 recess for Senate to deal with the debt ceiling crisis.

Lawmakers must raise the nation's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling by Aug. 2. Otherwise, the Treasury will run out of money to pay the nation's bills in full and on time.

Republicans have demanded that any deal to raise the debt ceiling include deep spending cuts, but they have been reluctant to consider measures favored by Democrats that would increase revenue.

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$30m hardship package for cattle industry The Federal Government will give cattle growers in Australia's north a $30 million hardship package to tide them over the freeze on live cattle exports to Indonesia. Abduction attempt may be linked to missing girl Victorian police are investigating a possible link between an attempted abduction on Wednesday and the disappearance of a Boronia schoolgirl last month. Carbon tax period as short as possible: PM Prime Minister Julia Gillard says she is determined to introduce an emissions trading scheme as soon as possible, amid reports the Multi-Party Climate Change Committee has agreed the transition from a carbon tax to an ETS will take three years. 'Shocking case': plastic kills turtle A green sea turtle has been found dead on a New South Wales beach with more than 300 pieces of plastic in its digestive system. Flatmate murder 'an act of absolute brutality' A man who used a platypus statue to murder his gay flatmate has been sentenced to 18 years in jail.
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A refugee's story: hard to tell Four months after he touched down in Australia, Clement Saidi says he's finally arrived. But his story almost didn't make it to air. The Immigration Department and the contractors it pays handsomely to manage refugee resettlements seem unwilling to answer questions about inadequate housing, rents well above market rates and suggestions that refugees have been overcharged for repairs and utilities. They do seem to be trying to make it difficult for anyone trying to speak to new refugees about these issues. Beyond reasonable doubt: respecting the science The lines of evidence on climate change have converged to support a high degree of confidence that climate is changing and that human activity is a primary cause. Fairfax, don't turn off the radio Fairfax Media's decision to jettison its radio assets is short-term thinking and a lost opportunity to create a dynamic, fully integrated multi-platform digital news organisation. America survives in Jazz Here we are, middle-aged jazz nuts at a jazz masterclass performance night, when one of the American jazz greats walks onto the stage. Taking a new look at both sides One good thing came out of the orgy of Gillard and Rudd anniversary remembrances last week. The 2010 election campaign finally ended. We thought the campaign was over once the independents made their choice - remember all that excited talk about the new paradigm? Yet, by Christmas, it was obvious that Tony Abbott hadn't been listening. He was campaigning around the country as if the next election was only weeks away. Finally it seems as though the 2010 election campaign has ended and a new tone is emerging in the political firmament.
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Fugitive cult leader hires lawyer via Skype Fugitive cult leader Rocco Leo has avoided a default judgment against him in the Adelaide District Court after hiring legal representation. Chinese Australians want apology for discrimination There are calls for the Federal Government to apologise to Chinese Australians for discrimination they suffered for well over a century from the gold rush days, when many Chinese first came to Australia. Quake hits central Japan, no damage reported An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.5 has hit central Japan, but there were no reports of injuries or damage.
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Boaties warned to steer clear of whales The federal Department of the Environment is reminding boaties to keep a legal distance from migrating whales. Researchers develop paint-on solar cells Australian researchers have developed solar panels which can be painted or printed directly onto a surface. Uni research deals under the microscope A decision by the Southern Cross University not to take part in an ethics survey is being described as disturbing.
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Carbon tax period as short as possible: PM Prime Minister Julia Gillard says she is determined to introduce an emissions trading scheme as soon as possible, amid reports the Multi-Party Climate Change Committee has agreed the transition from a carbon tax to an ETS will take three years. Sydney alliance to slash CBD carbon footprint The City of Sydney has announced what it says is a major breakthrough to cut the city's carbon emissions. Timber group holds off on peace deal A major signatory to the forestry Statement of Principles says it will not sign the peace deal, but it will not walk away from the process yet.
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Greece passes spending cuts as protests rage Protesters fought running battles with riot police outside Greece's parliament as MPs voted in favour of a hated austerity package which will slash nearly $40 billion from government spending. Carbon deal just days away The Federal Government and the Greens could have a carbon tax deal finalised by early next month. Tomic goes down fighting Bernard Tomic handed Novak Djokovic a fright before the Serbian star ended the Australian's fairytale run at Wimbledon with a four-set quarter-final win. Missing man's torched boat found in outback Extensive air and land searches have failed to find a Victorian man missing in South Australia's outback. Minister to meet with Queensland graziers Federal Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig is meeting with Queensland graziers for the first time since introducing a ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia.
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Changing perceptions, changing the world Strange though it may seem, a lot of journalists get into the business for the same reason that a lot of politicians do: they want to change the world. But the truth is, journalism or drama that genuinely changes attitudes is very rare. What's remarkable about SBS's recent 'reality' series Go Back To Where You Came From is that it does seem to have changed some people's minds - and not only those who went on the journey it documented. The war on Western civilisation Civilisations do end. Dark Ages do descend. We in the West are playing with fire. A crisis of compassion Australians are in a bind. On the one hand, we are happy to show compassion to refugees. On the other hand, we are troubled by the idea of 'queue-jumping'. Public leadership, personal opinion It might be 'against her upbringing', but why should Julia Gillard's personal opinion decide her public stance on same-sex marriage? Secrets of obscenity: the classification riddle Australian classification laws are in the process of being overhauled, an overhaul which may see their powers increased. But few people know exactly what is currently banned in Australia. As it turns out, much adult content (one of the most popular subjects on the internet) is banned or bannable. There seems a real gap between what is notionally prohibited and what Australians regularly consume. This picture is made all the more baffling by the secretive nature of Australia's obscenity guidelines.
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Riots erupt in Cairo's Tahrir Square Riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square as anger over the slow pace of government reform in Egypt came to a head. Terrapin migration disrupts New York flights Flights at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport were delayed when about 150 diamondback terrapins were spotted crossing a runway. Burglars can be stabbed: British minister An individual who stabs a burglar while defending themselves or their property will not face prosecution, British justice minister Kenneth Clarke said.
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Fossils show early creatures saw better than thought Scientists say fossilised eyes found on Kangaroo Island in South Australia show some early creatures had much better vision than previously thought. Terrapin migration disrupts New York flights Flights at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport were delayed when about 150 diamondback terrapins were spotted crossing a runway. Prime export lambs and sustainable farming were part of its focus It is a station that played a key role in discovering which sheep breed would provide prime export lambs and also came up with the variety of barley still being grown today.
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Carbon deal just days away The Federal Government and the Greens could have a carbon tax deal finalised by early next month. Decision today in Snowy water case A court dispute over the management of the New South Wales Snowy River is expected to be finalised this morning. Shenhua: '$550M so far into Oz economy' The Chinese miner, Shenhua, says it's spent more than half-a-billion dollars on the Australian economy since arriving in the country nearly five years ago.
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By Jesus Diaz I Wouldn't Be Surprised If the iPhone 5 Looked Like This This isn't the iPhone 5. But it wouldn't surprise me if, come this fall, it looks very similar to this prototype created by Antoine Brieux. It feels to me like a natural evolution. Check the gallery. Apart from making the next generation iPhone a piece of pure glass, this seems like the most logical way to further simplify the current design: One single body of metal encasing the electronics, sandwiched by two slices of curved glass. That said, I wouldn't like it to look like this. Perhaps only without the glass back, leaving the pure metal, and flushing the glass with the stainless steel body on the front. But pretty, in any case. Thanks for the renders, Antoine Brieux from NAK Studio. Full Gallery Share this:

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