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Women shrouded in black shop for gold jewelry and fabric. Young boys tote trays of tea. The smell of tangerines wafts through the air. This is Fallujah 2008 _ a former insurgent stronghold that U.S. commanders now hold up as an example for the rest of...
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Spaniards were shocked and grieving for the large number of children feared lost on Flight JK5022 when it crashed on takeoff in Madrid and burst into flames. At least...
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If the new man looking for love on ABC’s “The Bachelor” looks familiar, that’s because he was rejected last season on “The...
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Every day the Secret Service thinks: Today could be THE day.
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The Army is mailing out thousands of letters to survivors of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, asking what it can do to better help them, even years after the...
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Two giant mortgage companies get into hot water over risky investments. The government steps in to throw them a lifeline should they need it.
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A vague unease whispered through this tiny town in northeastern Iowa, where the rolling hills are a study in vivid colors _ red barns, white clapboard houses, and...
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Back in the days of “Commies” and “pinkos,” of Red scares, black lists, suspicion and smear, Kim Soo-im stood out as a one-woman axis of evil, a...
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The struggle over a tiny, impoverished part of the Caucasus mountains has erupted into a widening confrontation between Russia and the West, the worst since the Soviet...
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Rage Against the Machine will perform at an anti-war music festival during the Democratic National Convention.
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Even for an infamous gang of mobsters already weakened by federal prosecutions spanning decades, Feb. 7, 2008, was an unusually bad day for the Gambino organized crime...
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Add another book to the pile from this year’s presidential campaign, although this one is an especially quick and easy read.
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The Source, which was in bankruptcy last year, is relaunching with a 20th-anniversary issue and a new focus _ a direction that its co-publisher says will restore the...
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BET starts a weekly news program on Friday described as a cross between Keith Olbermann and Bill Maher with a black perspective.
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Russia has made clear it calls the shots in this part of the world, a message other former Soviet bloc countries cannot ignore.
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LENGTH OF WAR: Six days of fighting in Georgia and two separatist regions, South Ossetia and Abhkazia, from Aug. 7 through Aug. 12 before a cease-fire was declared by...
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Politicians often give long answers to short questions. Republican presidential candidate John McCain did the opposite Tuesday when a woman challenged his conservative...
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Russia’s conflict with Georgia could punish the European Union where it is perhaps most vulnerable: Oil and gas supplies from beyond its eastern frontier.
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The chartered plane loaded with soldiers descended slowly in the summer sky as Sgt. John Kriesel watched eagerly on the tarmac, clutching a walking cane. He had been...
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It all looked as if a video game had come to life.
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Christmas Day arrived _ and for two 1st Brigade Combat Team soldiers, there was a gift like no other: their very survival.
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Keeping excess weight away requires more than diet control. A study led by Dr. Denise E. Wilfley at Washington University in St. Louis has found that rebound weight...
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Catherine Zeta Jones is seen on the on the set of her new film “The Rebound” while filming a scene in a New York City park, Friday, May 31, 2008.
