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American Deena Kastor has pulled away from the field to win her first race since breaking her foot in the Olympic marathon, winning the 10-kilometer Great Edinburgh Run...
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A church giving sermons about sex may have to find a new home. Brevard Public School District’s risk-management department has threatened to boot New Hope Church...
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One of the prime figures in Britain’s 1963 “Great Train Robbery” hopes to win release from prison after a parole board hearing Thursday.
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Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs hopes to be released from prison after a Parole Board hearing detailing his serious health problems.
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AP, Buffalo
The New York Power Authority is exploring whether wind power projects are possible off the shores of lakes Erie and Ontario.
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The Great Wall of China is even greater than once thought.
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The global economy will shrink this year as the world enters “a Great Recession,” the head of the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.
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President Barack Obama says the U.S. relationship with Great Britain isn’t important only to him. He says it’s important to the American people, too.
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A Depression doesn’t have to be Great _ bread lines, rampant unemployment, a wipeout in the stock market. The economy can sink into a milder depression, the kind...
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Russia issued a DVD and a thick book of historical documents on Wednesday to dispute claims that the Ukrainian famine of the 1930s amounted to genocide.
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It’s 202 feet (61 meters) high, has 311 stairs and is known simply as The Monument.
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Wrapping up an eight-year investigation of possible links between industrial pollution and health risks in the Great Lakes region, federal researchers said information...
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The movie “The Great Debaters” made millions aware of the decades-old accomplishments of the debate team at a small historically black college tucked deep...
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Ukraine is commemorating the start of the 1930s famine that was engineered by Soviet authorities and killed millions of people.
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AP, Traverse City
A federal appeals court has upheld a Michigan law designed to prevent oceangoing freight ships from bringing invasive species to the Great Lakes.
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The voyage of the cruiser Peter the Great, scheduled to arrive in Venezuela next week with a squadron of other Russian warships, was meant to showcase the...
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The New York Power Authority is exploring whether wind power projects are possible off the shores of lakes Erie and Ontario.
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The new head of the Environmental Protection Agency says the Obama administration will reconsider rules that critics say do too little to prevent cargo ships from...
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A federal appeals court has upheld a Michigan law designed to prevent oceangoing freight ships from bringing invasive species to the Great Lakes.
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Officials say a blast of cold air has spread snow across parts of the Great Lakes region, with some places getting more than a foot.
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Connections engineered more than a century ago between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River watershed should be changed to block the advance of invasive species...
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The House ratified a compact Tuesday to prevent the diversion of water from the Great Lakes, one of the world’s largest sources of fresh water.
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Substandard science has hurt a federal agency’s seven-year effort to document possible links between industrial pollution and health problems in the Great Lakes...
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Gov. Jim Doyle has signed legislation making Wisconsin the fifth state to approve an interstate compact aimed at protecting the Great Lakes.”This historic accord...
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