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Police say a man has scaled a portion of The New York Times’ 52-story headquarters in Manhattan, the third time such a stunt has happened in just a few weeks.
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The U.S. agriculture secretary expressed confidence in the nation’s food safety system, but said the meat processing industry will always face challenges because...
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Forecasters say Hurricane Bertha could become slightly stronger in the next couple of days as it heads toward Bermuda.
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Police say a man has scaled the side of The New York Times’ 52-story headquarters in Manhattan for the third time in two months.
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Marcia Frey laid down the law when her daughter and son-in-law, Holly and Nicholas Sheley, moved into her trailer after losing their apartment last month: No alcohol....
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The Senate finally is expected to pass a bill overhauling rules on secret government eavesdropping, completing a lengthy and bitter debate that pitted privacy and civil...
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Attorney General Michael Mukasey says the Bush administration will do everything it can to make sure the government has what it needs to fight terrorists before a new...
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More than 4,800 dairy cows at risk of carrying tuberculosis are being slaughtered this week in central California, where nearly 16,000 cattle in the country’s...
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Police say a man is scaling the side of The New York Times’ 52-story headquarters in Manhattan.
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Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs has been taken from jail to a Las Vegas hospital for an unspecified medical problem.
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Ohio now allows out-of-state veterans to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.
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A federal judge has dismissed Delta Air Lines Inc. from more than 19 pending lawsuits involving a plane crash that killed 49 people two years ago.
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The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists said Tuesday its members ratified a three-year contract with Hollywood studios, but a rival actors union that...
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Forecasters say Hurricane Bertha has weakened to a Category 1 storm.
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An East Hartford man called police to report he had been robbed while trying to buy crack cocaine.
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Drug maker Eli Lilly and Co. will pay $64,400 to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of withholding severance pay to force a longtime employee to withdraw a...
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The Supreme Court has made it easier for employees to prove they have suffered discrimination because of their age.
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The grocery chain Kroger Co. has agreed to pay $16 million to settle a race discrimination lawsuit brought by 12 current and former employees, according to a memo from...
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The head of the Kroger Co. tells employees that the grocery chain has agreed to pay $16 million to settle a racial discrimination and harassment lawsuit.
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Lawyers for a former Fresno State women’s basketball coach who sued the university claiming sexual discrimination say they’ve reached a $9 million...
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Lawyers for a former Fresno State women’s basketball coach who sued the university claiming sexual discrimination say they’ve reached a $9 million...
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We talk about HIV/AIDS so freely that it never occurs to us what we might do when we are with an AIDS patient. I am a social worker myself and work with small kids....
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President Bush is backing legislation to prevent people from losing their jobs or health insurance based on genetic testing.
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President Bush is backing legislation to prevent people from losing their jobs or health insurance based on genetic testing.
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Cox Communications appears to be interfering with file-sharing by its Internet subscribers in the same manner that has landed Comcast Corp. in hot water with...
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Canada hasn’t always been the land of understanding and acceptance of perceived differences between humans that it is viewed as today. There have been a few moments...
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Ginnah Muhammad claims that she was discriminated against by Judge Paul Paruk, who would not allow her to testify in a 2006 small claims case unless she removed her...
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GENETIC BILL: Congress sent President Bush a bill Thursday that would prohibit health insurance companies from using genetic information to set premiums or determine...
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Companies would no longer be able to use genetic information like a person’s predisposition for breast cancer, sickle cell or diabetes to make insurance or job...
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Companies could not use genetic information to make employment or insurance decisions under legislation approved almost unanimously by Congress and headed to the White...
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Genetic testing can make it easier to determine a person’s risk of debilitating diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s, but many people worry that it also...
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Anne Hobbs was angry. The head of the Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission had just learned of a Hispanic couple who said their landlord asked for their driver’s...
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The Senate has passed legislation that prohibits health insurance companies and employers from discriminating against people based on the results of genetic testing.
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President Bush shakes hands with Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, Wednesday, May 21, 2008, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington after signing the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008. From left are: Health and Human Services...
