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My son is at an age described as most as Tweens, the freaky age before a full-fledge teenager. This stage in his life is freaking me out the most, because as hard as I try, I always feel I could have handled a situation better or he could...
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A British court on Friday gave Foreign Secretary David Miliband a week to justify his decision to suppress secret documents that lawyers for a Guantanamo detainee argue...
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Alabama’s largest county offered a plan Friday to restructure its $3.2 billion sewer debt and, at least for now, put off filing the largest bankruptcy in U.S....
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Gov. Bob Riley negotiated with creditors Friday over whether Alabama’s largest county should seek a deal on its $3.2 billion sewer debt or file the largest...
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A British court says the U.S. has agreed to hand over documents critical to the defense of a Guantanamo Bay detainee _ but only if he goes on trial.
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The U.S. dollar was lower against other major currencies in European trading Friday morning. Gold fell.
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Authorities in the United Kingdom are investigating potential antitrust violations involving an unnamed Procter & Gamble Co. subsidiary, the consumer products...
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An author who fabricated a best-selling memoir about surviving the Holocaust by living with wolves asked a judge Thursday to affirm a $32.4 million jury award in her...
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A crane lowering a heavy length of pipe toppled Thursday morning at a city water pumping station on the Trinity River in Dallas, injuring two city workers.
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Three British men questioned about an online threat to assassinate Prime Minister Gordon Brown have been charged with a range of terror offenses, police said Thursday.
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Diageo PLC, the world’s largest producer and distributor of alcoholic drinks, said it is pushing ahead with its focus on premium sales as it posted a small rise...
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The European Court of Human Rights has cleared the way for the extradition of a British man who allegedly hacked into secret U.S. military computers, his lawyer said...
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A crane lowering a heavy length of pipe has toppled at a city water pumping station on the Trinity River in Dallas, injuring two workers.
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A crane hoisting a heavy length of pipe has toppled at a Dallas water pumping station on a river.
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A British politician says he has won a victory for an endangered icon _ the red telephone booth.
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An aristocrat wants to sell a masterpiece of Renaissance painting to British public galleries if they can meet his $92 million asking price.
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A British aristocrat wants to sell a masterpiece of Renaissance painting to British public galleries if they can meet his $92 million asking price.
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Everything is bigger in Texas, especially the calorie counts at the State Fair, which will offer such delicacies this year as deep-fried s’mores and a fried...
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A man accused of involving two teenage boys in self-flagellation as part of a Muslim religious ritual was convicted of child cruelty Wednesday.
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The Group of Seven industrialized democracies condemned Russia on Wednesday for its actions in Georgia, underlining the country’s growing estrangement from the...
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The U.S. dollar was mixed against other major currencies in European trading Wednesday. Gold was unchanged.
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The British government has ordered an inquiry into the actions of a U.S. company hired to mark more than a million pupils’ exam papers, after schools complained...
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A British high school student received credit for writing nothing but a two-word obscenity on an exam paper because the phrase expressed meaning and was spelled...
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A British high school student received credit for writing nothing but a two-word obscenity on an exam paper because the phrase expressed meaning and was spelled...
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A hospital did nothing wrong when it tried to examine the rectum of a construction worker who had been hit on the head by a falling wooden beam, a jury found...
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A hospital did nothing wrong when it tried to examine the rectum of a construction worker who had been hit on the head by a falling wooden beam, a jury found...
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The number of California high school dropouts spiked in 2006, the first year seniors were required to pass an exit exam to graduate, according to a report presented...
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Turkish parents wait outside a school as students attend the nation’s university entrance exam, in Istanbul, Turkey, Sunday, June 15, 2008. More than 1,5 million Turkish high school students took the exam to win a place in one of Turkey’s universities.
