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Fears regarding troops in Afghanistan arose a few months ago after a Dutch film criticizing Islam would be aired. Dutch MP Geert Wilders, the maker of the film, says that it will show how the Koran is “an inspiration for intolerance, murder and...
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Actor-screenwriter Tyler Perry testified in a copyright infringement lawsuit Wednesday that he did not steal material from a woman’s play for his blockbuster...
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There are ample reasons for America’s shoppers to act like grinches this holiday season, with lost jobs, wilting retirement accounts and shrinking home values...
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Hands up!
Drop the merchandise!
Your busted, sucka’!
Oh no, look at that crappy mugshot!
Recently, I read the article below on the Associated Press...
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To mark World AIDS Day, a Civil Forum on Global Health at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. will present President Bush with the first “International Medal of PEACE”...
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Even though he’s nuttier than a hard-ass germ-infested Christmas fruitcake, the former black man whose hair caught fire in the 80’s due to a greasy-ass...
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A federal judge has banned MGA Entertainment Inc. from making and selling its hugely popular Bratz dolls in a sweeping decision that rival Mattel Inc. hailed as a major...
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When a man sounding remarkably like President-elect Barack Obama called a Florida congresswoman Wednesday, she assumed it was a crank call.
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A judge on Wednesday granted an injunction sought by toy maker Mattel Inc. that bars rival MGA Entertainment Inc. from manufacturing or selling its popular pouty-lipped...
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Authorities say a chartered bus carrying students has collided with a semitrailer in northern Illinois, and people have been taken to hospitals as a precaution.
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An autopsy has determined the death of a Japanese businessman found dead in a jail cell after being extradited to California in a decades-old murder conspiracy case was...
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AP, Tucson
The legal staff for the U.S. House of Representatives has challenged the constitutionality of the Justice Department’s prosecution of retiring U.S. Rep. Rick...
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A wealthy Russian-born businessman from suburban Philadelphia was charged Wednesday with traveling to orphanages in his native country to molest young girls and hire...
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The current homeland security secretary advised his successor Wednesday not to reorganize the young department or try to please everyone.
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AP, Atlanta
Former President Jimmy Carter has written a new book on the Middle East with a title he hopes will not be as controversial as the last one, which was called,...
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An autopsy shows the Metrolink engineer involved in a train collision that killed 25 people in September was not on drugs or medication before he ran a red light that...
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In broadcasting the world’s first live 3-D football game to theaters in Los Angeles, New York and Boston on Thursday evening, the NFL promises an “up close,...
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A family of Hurricane Katrina survivors whose new house was partly built with lumber from last year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree were among thousands who...
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A Pennsylvania pizzeria insists venison is not on the menu _ despite the impression a customer may have gotten when she saw one of the cooks butchering a deer in the...
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A Pennsylvania pizzeria insists venison is not on the menu _ despite the impression a customer may have gotten when she saw one of the cooks butchering a deer in the...
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The outlook for the majority of the U.S. information technology sector is negative for 2009, Fitch Ratings said Wednesday.
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An Associated Press photographer who was jailed by U.S. forces in Iraq and four other journalists have been honored by a press rights group for their work in war zones...
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Press freedom fell dramatically in Georgia and Niger this year as new armed conflicts flared up, while China continued to jail dissidents even as it hosted the...
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AP, Madison
A sore right leg will keep Penn State coach Joe Paterno in the press box for the No. 6 ranked Nittany Lions’ game at Wisconsin on Saturday night.
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AP, Warren
Chrysler LLC says it will make another round of early retirement and buyout offers to factory workers in the Detroit area.
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Journalists.
What comes to a person’s mind when you ask them about journalists?
“Politicians’ toys that they use to sway people’s minds”
“Journalist give...
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Faced with tough questions about Sarah Palin, John McCain’s campaign and other Republicans are responding with a defensive crouch — lashing out at the media to...
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AP, Dallas
In an Aug. 19 story about the Press Club of Dallas resuming a once prestigous journalism contest, The Associated Press, citing club officials, erroneously reported that...
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Stung and embarrassed by revelations that its prestigious journalism contest was probably rigged, the Press Club of Dallas is promising changes when it brings back the...
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AP, Beijing
A charter airplane carrying the White House press corps was detained for nearly three hours Friday at Beijing’s international airport not long after President...
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Since the Olympic Village press center opened Friday, reporters have been unable to access scores of Web pages...
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Sega has issued a press release revealing that Yakuza 2 will be released on September 9 this year.
“Yakuza 2 plunges you once more into the violent Japanese...
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There was an instablog newslink that loudly announced “Indian American jailed for stealing 9/11 funds” and the link lead to the original news item from...
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Is there any basis for this low rank ? India is shown way below Iceland (1), Lithuania (23), Bosnia and Herzegovina (34), UAE (48) and Lebanon (98). The article is as...
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Konami’s E3 press conference will be held at 2.30pm PST on July 16 in room 403 of the LA Convention Center, the publisher confirmed last night.
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NBC says veteran news anchor Tom Brokaw will moderate “Meet the Press” through the November election in the place of the late Tim Russert.The network says...
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Top NBC anchorman Brian Williams will host the next “Meet the Press” but the network hasn’t chosen who will permanently replace Tim Russert, an NBC...
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The Associated Press has revived the Old Media-New Media fight by trying to draw a line between reference and reproduction. The 162-year-old news service created...
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AP, New York
Tim Russert’s chair was empty on “Meet the Press” on Sunday, two days after his unexpected death.But Russert was very much present on the full-hour...
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AP, Washington
Tim Russert, host of NBC’s “Meet the Press” and its Washington bureau chief collapsed and died at work Friday after suffering an apparent heart...
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Kathy Griffin is seen backstage at “The Grammy Nominations Concert Live” in Los Angeles on Wednesday Dec. 3, 2008.
