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Genetically engineered animals moved closer to the dinner table on Thursday as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration made the process it will use to review new proposals public.
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expressed fresh reservations Tuesday about tapping a $700 billion bailout pool to provide mortgage guarantees to help stem soaring home...
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NAACP National Board Chairman Julian Bond says he will not seek re-election as chairman, a post he has held since 1998.
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Learning the name of a color changes the part of the brain that handles color perception.
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Calling climate change an urgent challenge, President-elect Barack Obama promised Tuesday that Washington would take a leading role in combating it in the United States...
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Hip-hop mogul Marion “Suge” Knight is facing felony drug charges and a misdemeanor battery charge in Las Vegas.
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A man whose groin was disfigured by a flesh-eating bacteria infection in prison has accepted a $300,000 settlement from the Washington Department of Corrections.
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A Democratic senator says Democrats are letting Sen. Joe Lieberman keep his prized chairmanship of the Senate Homeland Security Committee despite supporting Republican...
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told Congress on Tuesday that the administration remains firmly opposed to dipping into the government’s $700 billion financial...
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A fourth suspect has been arrested in the death of a Long Island lawyer who was shot during a botched ambush robbery that police say was set up by the lawyer’s...
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A Marine who sued Rep. John Murtha for defamation wants a federal appeals court to order the Pennsylvania Democrat to testify under oath in the case.
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Malia and Sasha Obama are in Washington with their mother checking out new schools.
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The father of Chief Justice John Roberts died Tuesday after a long illness, the Supreme Court said.
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The Kroger Co. has opened its biggest “Fresh Fare” store yet and plans more of the stores aimed at luring eat-at-home and natural foods shoppers.
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told Congress on Tuesday that the administration remains firmly opposed to dipping into the government’s $700 billion financial...
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The former owners of a New Bedford leather goods factory raided last year by immigration agents will pay $850,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by workers who claimed the...
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United Airlines said on Tuesday that a federal judge has barred its pilot union and four pilots from activities that disrupt the airline’s activities.
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President-elect Barack Obama will have limited authority to overturn federal regulations approved in the waning months of the Bush administration. But a little-used...
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Prospective home buyers would get a simpler way to understand often-confusing mortgage terms under new rules by the federal government.
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The head of the Federal Communications Commission has canceled a controversial Election Day vote on a proposed overhaul of key elements of telecom regulation. Consumer...
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The head of the Federal Communications Commission is canceling a controversial Election Day vote on a plan to overhaul telecom regulations.
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Deutsche Boerse AG said Friday it is changing the rules that dictate how a stock is included in its DAX Index after Volkswagen shares soared nearly fivefold in value...
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Nearly 75 members of Congress are urging the head of the Federal Communications Commission to delay next week’s vote on a proposal to overhaul key pieces of...
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Vietnam is considering banning small-chested drivers from its roads _ a proposal that has provoked widespread disbelief in this nation of slight people.
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Personal injury attorney Morris Bart has spent millions of dollars to make “one call, that’s all” his familiar refrain for television viewers, but new...
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China took a further step toward opening itself to the world, announcing Friday that an easing of restrictions on foreign journalists enacted for the Olympics would...
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China’s official news agency says the communist country is easing restrictions on foreign journalists.
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The Hawthorn Hawks won the Australian Rules football grand final Saturday, upsetting defending champion Geelong 115-89. It was Hawthorn’s first Australian...
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China’s relaxed rules for foreign journalists that were enacted before the Beijing Olympics will expire next month, the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday.
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Begins with series that open Thursday. Applies to home run calls: fair or foul, whether the ball left the playing field, whether there was fan interference. Decision...
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Barack Obama sees an overhaul of Wall Street regulations as crucial to restoring trust in U.S. markets and could move early on it if he wins the White House, according...
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The Meadowlands Sports Complex has issued new rules regarding alcohol and fan behavior.
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The Archdiocese of Cincinnati has issued a detailed list of inappropriate behaviors for priests, saying they should not kiss, tickle or wrestle children.
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The chairman of the Senate’s investigations subcommittee said Monday he supports the Federal Reserve’s proposed restrictions on credit card practices, but...
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Foreign and local protesters who want to speak out against the Beijing Olympics are required to apply five days in advance, and not harm “national...
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Motor bikers are seen during a rush hour in Hanoi, Vietnam, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2008. Vietnam is considering banning small-chested drivers from its roads, a proposal that has provoked widespread disbelief in this nation of slight people.
