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A Philadelphia man’s accused of using Tarot cards and mysticism to lure three teenage girls into having sex with him.
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Regulators are asking Wells Fargo & Co. to raise more capital after government “stress tests” showed the bank would have trouble surviving if the...
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Hong Kong said Monday it has assigned a team of scientists to develop a test that will hopefully cut the time it takes to diagnose the new swine flu strain from a few...
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His fellow U.S. Republicans may have been right to vote down the nuclear test-ban treaty a decade ago, but they’d be wrong to scuttle it again as President Barack...
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I’m typing this in between perusing Facebook, trying (and failing) to master a guitar-simulation game and listening to Internet radio on my smart phone.
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Lance Armstrong has undergone a surprise doping test in France in which the Tour de France great had to give a hair sample.
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The military says its ground-based mobile missile defense system has successfully shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test in Hawaii.
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Authorities say former professional wrestler Andrew Martin, who was known as “Test” and “The Punisher” to fans, has died at his Tampa home. He...
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Are you a Conservative or are you Progressive (apparently the new term for “Liberal”)? Take the test and report your scores below and share your...
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A key test for catching drug cheats in sports should be scrapped because it fails to take into account vital ethnic variations, according to a study by a leading...
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In a rare show of accord, the NASCAR drivers testing tires at Darlington Raceway this week agreed that Goodyear is making progress on the most thankless task in...
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Doctors screening women for ovarian cancer were able to pick up the disease about two years earlier than normal, according to a British study published Wednesday.
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Amazon.com Inc. has received a lot of attention and respectable sales for its Kindle e-book reader, but it’s hardly made a dent in the hardcover armor of the...
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William Osborne says he’s a victim of mistaken identity and a DNA test would prove it. Alaska prosecutors say his rape and attempted murder convictions are as...
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The formula for a financially successful retirement used to be straightforward: Work for decades for one employer and then live happily ever after on the pension,...
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When it comes to evaluating U.S. students with their counterparts around the world, the National Governors Association and other groups would like states to include a...
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The nation’s governors and other policy makers have advocated a deeply flawed European test to judge American students, a private study found.
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With the economy in the dumps, you might hesitate before buying discretionary goodies like video games or pizza. But what if you could get those things for free by...
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A Wells Fargo Bank in Palo Alto, Calif. is shown Monday, May 4, 2009. Regulators are asking Wells Fargo & Co. to raise more capital after government “stress tests” showed the bank would have trouble surviving if the recession worsens.
