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The earliest settlers of the nation didn’t even had the idea that the agriculture fairs they are starting would one day become the American tradition. Today, America is home to large number of state fairs and county fairs, livestock shows....
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Some 691,000 children went hungry in America sometime in 2007, while close to one in eight Americans struggled to feed themselves adequately even before this...
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Closing what he called the last major vulnerability for bringing a weapon of mass destruction into the U.S., Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff announced new...
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Chinese President Hu Jintao says his country will launch free trade talks with Costa Rica in January, with hopes of sealing a deal by 2010.
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New government figures show that almost 700,000 children went hungry in America at some point in 2007.
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AP, Beijing
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will open three offices in China this week in an unprecedented effort to improve the safety of exports headed to America amid...
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As a portly woman plodded ahead of him on the sidewalk, the obese mayor of America’s fattest and unhealthiest city explained why health is not a big local issue.
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What’s the healthiest city in America? It appears to be Burlington, Vt.
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AP, London
Olympic champion Ben Ainslie has his eye on winning the America’s Cup for Britain and wants the lawyers to get out of the way.
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Cliff Lee won the American League Cy Young Award in a runaway on Thursday, capping a dominant comeback season that made him the second consecutive Cleveland Indians...
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AP, Boston
Despite amassing an almost $37 billion endowment, Harvard University is warning that the economic slowdown has reached America’s richest university.
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AP, Washington
President-elect Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, took their first postelection White House tour Monday, officially setting in motion America’s intricate...
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Captain America has a new boss.
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AP, New York
Against the backdrop of the economic meltdown, a movement is building within the ranks of America’s social workers to make their profession more adept at helping...
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AP, Havana
Cuba’s communist leadership has long cast itself as David standing up to the U.S. Goliath and the crippling force of America’s punitive trade and travel...
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What does Obama Victory Mean to Sudanese?
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Kapoeta –South Sudan
The message of change on which Obama’s victory depended may mean different...
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World reaction to Barack Obama’s election as America’s first black president:
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I had contemplated writing my first post the morning after an Obama win and discussing why Obama will be a disaster, how McCain lost the election, how this election was...
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His name etched in history as America’s first black president, Barack Obama turned from the jubilation of victory to the sober challenge of leading a nation...
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