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A Dutch woman has died from Marburg fever, a highly contagious Ebola-like virus she is thought to have caught from bats while touring caves in Uganda, hospital officials said Friday.To avoid an outbreak of the rare disease, health authorities said they...
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Sheryl Crow is giving away free music _ a tactic she calls the “Tupperware” party approach to inspiring young people to vote.
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Grown men argued over dolls for six hours as they wrapped up a federal trial pitting the maker of the pouty-lipped Bratz dolls against the house of Barbie _ a lawsuit...
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Authorities outside Birmingham are investigating after five men were found dead in an apartment.
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Presidential rivals Barack Obama and John McCain together spent nearly $90 million in July, feeding an escalating advertising contest as they tussled for pole position...
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Wang Chen of the United States has defeated Kim Kyung-ah of South Korea to become the first American in Olympic table tennis history to reach the quarterfinals.
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Barack Obama reports spending $55 million in July, his highest figure in a single month.
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Digital cameras have liberated awe-struck travelers and proud parents from worrying about the price of film processing. But showing off those megapixels of memories is...
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Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp is completing its split into five publicly traded companies Thursday _ a move intended to give each business more focus and...
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Cindy McCain and Michelle Obama star in a new television ad that highlights successes in helping the world’s poor and encourages people to do more this election...
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Republican presidential candidate John McCain chided his Democratic rival on Wednesday for getting “a little testy” as Barack Obama sharpened his tone amid...
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After a barrage of consumer complaints, the government is banning phone calls of prerecorded sales messages unless consumers agree to receive the calls.
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Spanish actress Penelope Cruz hates acting in English films because she has to work extra hard on her accent.Cruz was born in Madrid and did not begin learning English...
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There are loyal customers, and then there’s Joseph Macko.
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There are loyal customers, and then there’s Joseph Macko.
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A federal judge on Wednesday permanently barred Arizona from using a state law to prosecute an online merchant who sells shirts that list names of thousands of troops...
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A supervisor arrested after an immigration raid at a large meatpacking plant pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to hire illegal immigrants and aiding and abetting...
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Could it be too late to save the global ocean, which covers 70% of the earth’s surface?
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Salesforce.com Inc. kept its financial guidance within the range of analyst estimates Wednesday, disappointing investors who expected a more bullish forecast from one...
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Angie Harmon and husband Jason Sehorn are expecting their third child, Harmon’s publicist confirmed Wednesday.
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Semtech Corp.’s second-quarter profit increased 29 percent to top analyst estimates on rising sales of the company’s chips, which help manage power and...
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Indiana Fever All-Star Tamika Catchings is expected to return from an ankle injury and play her first game of the season.The team says Catchings should be ready for the...
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It is actually useless to say that every parent wishes the best for his/her child, for it is an universally acclaimed truth. Well, parents sometimes find it difficult...
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Google Inc.’s stock soared 20 percent Friday, restoring $28 billion in shareholder wealth as Wall Street renewed its love affair with the Internet search leader...
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The U.N. health agency said Wednesday it is closely monitoring vaccine supplies for yellow fever as it confirmed the first cases of the deadly disease in a Latin...
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Brazil flew 50,000 doses of yellow fever vaccine into Paraguay on Thursday and Peru promised 250,000 more doses next week, as the government said it was expanding a...
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An outbreak in Europe of an obscure disease from Africa is raising concerns that globalization and climate change are combining to pose a health threat to the...
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An outbreak of Rift Valley Fever in Sudan has killed 164 people, the World Health Organization said Thursday.Rift Valley Fever is normally a mild disease in humans with...
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For months Kerala has been battling viral attack, which is now confirmed chikungunya. It is quite shocking that a state like Kerala has not been able to rein-in the...
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Stress such as conflict between parents or violence in the home may make your child more susceptible to fevers with illness in comparison with children who do not...
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If you are fond of going to swimming pool regularly, then better think twice because a new study by the German researchers has claimed that exposure to chlorinated...
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Sometimes, it becomes difficult to know that whether it is bronchitis or cold because normally initial symptoms of bronchitis seem like that of cold. However, here are...
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Though your chances of getting affected with the rubella germs is very less however, if you contract rubella, you may end up with a miscarriage or your baby could...
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Over 2,700 cased of dengue have been reported in the country, claiming at least 40 lives, with Delhi and Kerala accounting for the majority of the patients, it was...
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If that’s the fourth pill on the way to your child burning with fever...then I would say you need to watch out. I’m saying this for a recent survey has...
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Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings (24) puts up a shot as she is fouled by Phoenix Mercury guard Kelly Miller, right, as Mercury forward Diana Taurasi looks on in the first quarter of a WNBA basketball game Sunday, July 27, 2008, in Phoenix.
