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Texas Gov. Rick Perry, supported by livestock producers concerned about rising feed prices, stepped up his effort Tuesday to pressure the federal government to cut ethanol production requirements in half.The Republican governor told a roomful of mostly...
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Glenn Lurie, the executive who led AT&T Inc’s negotiations with Apple Inc for its exclusive U.S. iPhone deal, will now work on introducing wireless links in...
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At one point during the second debate, while Jon McCain was wandering on the stage, just before he called Obama “that one, I pitied him.
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Child abuse can be PHYSICAL - shaking, hitting, beating, burning, or biting a child.
Child abuse can be EMOTIONAL - constantly blaming or putting down a child;...
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Cisco Systems Inc began renting out high-definition video conferencing rooms to the public on Wednesday, aiming to broaden the use of a system that helps executives cut...
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The biggest news about the third and final presidential debate: It was a debate!
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Bob Schieffer’s finest moment as debate moderator Wednesday came when he emulated a basketball referee tossing a jump ball.
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Police say 15 people have been arrested during anti-war protests outside the Long Island university campus where the presidential debate was held.
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Fear and loathing is spreading as signs mount that the economy is in danger of losing its balance.
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Two new IRS computer systems that will eventually cost taxpayers almost $2 billion are being put into service with known security and privacy vulnerabilities, a...
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This time, John McCain kept Barack Obama on the defensive.
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John McCain says America needs a new direction in his closing remarks at the last presidential debate. Rival Barack Obama says the biggest risk for the nation would be...
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Nineteen years later, Russell Latapy and Dwight Yorke exacted some revenge against the United States.
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John McCain told Barack Obama to his face Wednesday night, “You didn’t tell the American people the truth” about a key campaign pledge as the two...
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Republican John McCain is raising rival Barack Obama’s link to a 1960s radical in the final presidential debate.
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Janet Jackson has returned to the stage in Washington, D.C., after an illness forced her to cancel a string of shows on her “Rock Witchu” tour.
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An airline passenger has been arrested after allegedly grabbing the captain’s crotch in a fracas on a Paris-to-New York flight.
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John McCain told Barack Obama to his face Thursday night, “You didn’t tell the American people the truth” about a key campaign pledge as the two...
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John McCain told Barack Obama to his face Thursday night, “You didn’t tell the American people the truth” about a key campaign pledge as the two...
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John McCain accused presidential rival Barack Obama in their final debate Wednesday night of waging class warfare by advocating tax increases designed to “spread...
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry said Sunday an investigation was planned into why staff at a public housing complex apparently left residents without care overnight during...
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry says no one is allowed on Galveston Island in the aftermath of Ike except emergency personnel.
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry indicated Monday that he supports a school district’s decision to allow teachers and staff to pack guns for protection when classes start...
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The Environmental Protection Agency has denied a request from Texas Gov. Rick Perry to cut the federal ethanol mandate in half for a year.
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