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With the Olympic games shrouded in so much controversy, one does really wonder if we are talking about games or the state of world affairs. The magnum opus has already lost a lot of sheen, thanks to ever-so-dogmatic China. The cynosure has, therefore,...
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Randy Pausch said obstacles serve a purpose: They “give us a chance to show how badly we want something.” Confronted with incurable cancer, he devised a...
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Ed McMahon has a job.
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In a year when the female vote is so important, it might have benefited John McCain if he’d built a little better of a relationship with them over the years.
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It appears Elvis was always the King of Rock.A 1,800-year old Roman bust that looks strikingly like Elvis Presley is set to go on the auction block in London.
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A new study by researchers at Yale School of Medicine could explain why the cold and flu virus symptoms that are often mild and transient in non-smokers can seriously...
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After months of searching for ways to defend its oft-maligned Windows operating system, Microsoft may just have found its best weapon: Vista’s skeptics.
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Border Patrol agents have arrested 49 alleged illegal immigrants who were discovered being smuggled into the U.S. inside the tank of a water truck.
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For most of our planet’s history until fairly recently, the overall pattern has been for the Earth to be hot, with no permanent ice to be found anywhere.
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AP, Washington
There’s something familiar about this stage of the presidential campaign. A candidate running on inevitability. A candidate running on experience. A candidate...
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Precious metals rose Friday as a fresh drop in the dollar and speculation that crude oil’s plunge may soon end fed safe-haven buying of gold, silver and copper.
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AP, Los Angeles
The maker of Bratz dolls said Friday he will seek a mistrial over an ethnic slur made by a juror who has been dismissed from the copyright infringement case brought by...
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Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose
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The nation’s top technology companies have spent millions of dollars and nearly two years building devices,
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AP, Detroit
Chrysler LLC said Friday its financial arm will get out of the auto leasing business by the end of the month because economic conditions have made leasing more...
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AP, New York
Whether or not any bubble has burst, Americans now live in an economy where the prospect of a gallon of gas for less than $4 is cause for relief.
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Just last week, some people were actually saying that THE DARK KNIGHT was overhyped or that it wouldn’t live up to expectations, but what a difference one week...
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AP, Westlake
In a July 22 story about the Jonas Brothers buying a house in a Dallas suburb, The Associated Press erroneously reported that pro golfer Brian Watts was a former...
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AP, Los Angeles
Halle Berry says a paparazzi photographer went too far to get a shot of the actress holding her infant daughter, trespassing onto her private property and snapping them...
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A killer who argued Virginia’s procedures for lethal injection were unconstitutional was executed Thursday after a federal appeals court upheld the primary method...
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As we have observed throughout the last several years, the notion of fairness in journalism has been guided by a miscalculated rule that in order to report good news...
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