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More Protests in Syria Naked News Headlines - February-10-2012 In Syria, thousands poured into the streets to rally against Russia's recent veto of a UN resolution condemning the Assad regime's vicious crackdown on protesters. The demonstrations come after reports of government tanks storming the suburban area of Homs. Meanwhile, Syrian state media are blaming terrorists for two explosions that rocked the city of Aleppo. 
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Violence in Greece Naked News Headlines - February-10-2012 Violent clashes between protesters and riot police have once again erupted in the Greek capital of Athens. Demonstrators hurled rocks and Molotov cocktails at police. The clashes come in response to harsh austerity measures expected to be passed by Greek parliament members on Sunday. Greece must pass the budget cuts in order to secure 170 billion dollars in IMF bailout funds.
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Rio Police Strike Naked News Headlines - February-10-2012 Depending on the side you're taking, this is either really good or really bad timing. A mere week before Rio de Janeiro's annual Carnival, police have voted to strike for better wages. Out of safety concerns, people are being advised to avoid the festivities and remain at home. Hundreds of thousands of tourist are expected to descend on the city next week.
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Meth Bust Naked News Headlines - February-10-2012 In Mexico, military authorities have reported seizing 15 tons of methamphetamines, their largest haul on record. Also confiscated were several pieces of equipment used to create the drug. So far, no arrests have been made but the investigation is ongoing. With methamphetamine production on the rise in the country, the seizure is being hailed as nothing short of historic.
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Kodak Halts Digital Line Naked News Headlines - February-10-2012 It's the end of an era for photography pioneer Eastman Kodak. The troubled company - which recently filed for bankruptcy protection - has announced that they will stop making digital cameras. Ironically, the company - which made photography accessible to the average consumer - actually invented the technology. They simply failed to embrace it quickly enough, leading to their downfall.
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Hot Coffee Naked News Headlines - February-10-2012 Over a million Tassimo single-cup coffee machines are being recalled amid claims that users are being scalded. As well, 4 million T-discs - which contain the coffee in question - are being recalled. There have been 140 cases of consumers being sprayed with hot coffee grounds - with 37 of them resulting in second-degree burns.
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