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Pro Bowl receiver Chad Johnson won’t be practicing with the Cincinnati Bengals for a while because his right ankle hasn’t fully recovered from surgery.
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The House has approved federal funds to help local police departments hire and retain 50,000 officers over the next five years.
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Electronics retailer RadioShack Corp. said Wednesday it is expanding its online electronics trade-in program to 4,400 company-owned stores across the country.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is closing a program that drew complaints from environmentalists for cutting back on company inspections and regulations as a reward...
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp., one of the nation’s largest independent exploration and production companies, said Wednesday it will cut 2009 capital spending but boost...
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The inaugural festivities are under way at the U.S. Capitol, as a huge crowd awaits the swearing-in of Barack Obama as president.
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President-elect Barack Obama is spelling out the key elements of an “American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan” that he is touting to treat a sick economy.
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Federal investigators are questioning a discontinued scholarship program founded by a Pennsylvania congressman.
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President-elect Barack Obama will kick off his inauguration at the memorial to his hero, Abraham Lincoln.
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An $849 million Hurricane Katrina recovery program hobbled by red tape and the national credit crunch will seek to issue rebuilding money directly to small landlords...
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Aretha Franklin will sing, Pastor Rick Warren will pray and Yo-Yo Ma will play the cello during President-elect Barack Obama’s Inauguration.
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An $849 million Hurricane Katrina recovery program, hobbled by red tape and the national credit crunch, will seek to issue rebuilding money directly to small landlords...
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The four-unit shotgun house that Sandra Marshall bought after decades of double shifts has sat untouched since the flooding of Hurricane Katrina, while nearly $850...
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The International Monetary Fund is creating a new program to quickly get money to developing countries with strong economies that are facing cash crunches in the global...
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The dramatic drop in violence in Iraq is due in large part to a secret program the U.S. military has used to kill terrorists, according to a new book by Pulitzer...
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s largest retailer, announced Monday it would expand its discounted prescription drug program to offer 90-day supplies for $10 and...
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s largest retailer, announced Monday it would expand its discounted prescription drug program to offer 90-day supplies for $10 and...
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s biggest retailer, said Monday it will offer 90-day prescriptions for $10 and lower the prices of more than 1,000...
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NO DIFFERENCE: The federal Reading First program failed to improve children’s reading comprehension, an Education Department study says. There was no difference...
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Cindy Hernandez, 8, uses “beer goggles” to simulate the effects of alcohol during an abstinence class on Monday, Nov. 17, 2008 at the Ft. Hays State University satellite office in Garden City, Kan.
