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Government Shutdown Threatens Space Shuttle Endeavour Mission
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The owner of an eatery in New York City’s Lower Manhattan who said he was forced to let go 25…
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A man whom the U.S. described as a key figure in Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula accidentally blew himself…
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Olympic protest against Rio Tinto hits Australia
BRISBANE, Australia – A protest against London 2012 sponsor Rio Tinto, which has provided the metal for the Olympic and…
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CUP: Blue Oval Singing The Blues
It’s been eight years since a Ford driver enjoyed the wining and dining that accompanies a Sprint Cup championship, and,…
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ESPN employee fired over controversial Jeremy Lin headline
ESPN says it fired an employee responsible for an offensive headline referring to Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin. The headline “Chink…
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