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DJ AM was jolted from a nap by a real-life nightmare: the fiery plane crash in South Carolina that left him badly burned and killed four passengers.
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The mayor of this conservative Oklahoma City suburb on Wednesday retreated from a board’s decision to help buy a bronze sculpture depicting Jesus Christ and said...
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Investors agonizing over a faltering economy sent the stock market plunging all over again Wednesday after two disheartening reports convinced Wall Street that a...
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Death row inmates at the federal prison in Terre Haute are routinely denied access to medical, dental and mental health care, the American Civil Liberties Union said...
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Commodities prices plunged Wednesday as a darkening economic outlook once again led frightened investors to pull their money out chaotic financial markets. Crude oil,...
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With October auto sales expected to fall short of September’s 15-year low, General Motors Corp. is launching a campaign this week to reach people who have stopped...
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AP, Washington
Vice President Dick Cheney was treated “without complication” Wednesday for an abnormal heartbeat, his office said, making a short visit to a hospital to...
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If voters see problems on Election Day, YouTube and PBS want them to whip out their video cameras and throw the footage onto a new Web site for documenting...
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EBay Inc. posted a third-quarter profit that beat analyst forecasts Wednesday, but its lower-than-expected fourth-quarter forecast indicated the online auction site...
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Latching on to a trend in the wireless industry, AT&T Inc. said Wednesday it has started an initiative to encourage manufacturers to create more non-phone gadgets...
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Authorities are looking for two people who allegedly stole a preacher’s wallet and went on a shopping spree while he was giving a sermon about showing mercy to...
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AP, New York
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
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AP, Washington
Debt insurers, say hello to government regulation. Say farewell to voluntary compliance and disclosure.
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AP, Lancaster
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden said Wednesday that Barack Obama’s plan to rebuild the nation’s crumbing roads and bridges would help...
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The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday proposed opening up unused portions of the television airwaves known as “white spaces” to...
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A close friend of Sen. Ted Stevens on Wednesday denied ever telling a crooked businessman that the Republican icon didn’t expect to pay for his home renovations,...
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Corners of the credit markets are slowly loosening after the government pledged to buy stakes in private banks, but there’s still congestion _ and investors are...
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AP, Seattle
Shipments of personal computers fell short of analysts’ expectations in the third quarter, weighed down by the economic crisis in the U.S.
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AP, Minneapolis
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked a Minnesota law that The Associated Press and other media argued would keep exit pollsters far away from the polls on Election...
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The Environmental Protection Agency is failing to stem the pollution washing into waterways from cities and suburbs, the National Academy of Sciences reported...
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A month before Election Day, things are hardly grand for the Grand Old Party.
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The wave of storms battering the U.S. has plunged the American Red Cross deep into debt as it rushes to prepare for Hurricane Ike, prompting a searching look at how to...
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AP, Bangkok
Singapore and South Korea advised their citizens Tuesday against traveling to Thailand, raising concerns that the ongoing political crisis could damage the...
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AP, Baghdad
The tanks were full of enough clean drinking water for some 200,000 Iraqis at a new distribution station in eastern Baghdad, but local officials struggled Saturday to...
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A trip to play in Hawaii sounded like the perfect reward for the seniors on the Longwood University baseball team. The school had made the jump to Division I, and coach...
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AP, Harare
Zimbabwe’s bank chief plans new currency reforms _ removing “more zeros” from the plummeting Zimbabwe dollar and raising the limit on cash withdrawals...
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AP, New York
Mervyns LLC, the low-end department store chain that has been languishing for several years, could be the latest casualty of the fiercely competitive retail climate.The...
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AP, London
The British government has ordered an inquiry into the actions of a U.S. company hired to mark more than a million pupils’ exam papers, after schools complained...
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AP, Washington
The economy is deteriorating so quickly and dramatically that it threatens to overtake many proposals the presidential candidates have been offering for months.Democrat...
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AP, Paris
France will lose its spot as the world’s largest wine producer to Spain unless it can shake some of its outmoded traditions and boost sales to younger drinkers...
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AP, Wrexham
During a bustling lunch hour in this Welsh commuter town, 25-year-old Richard Williams is one of the few who pause to look at properties for sale in a real-estate...
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AP, Paris
To French consumers worried that their spending power is shrinking, France’s government says this: Hang in there, help is on the way.Officials are spending $6.8...
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AP, Liuyang
Chen Tiezhong will likely spend the Fourth of July worrying about the future of his sprawling fireworks factory. China, where fireworks were invented, is running short...
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AP, Beijing
Plans to divert water to Beijing for the Olympic Games are shortsighted and will not ease the city’s severe water crisis, a Canadian-based development policy...
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AP, Washington
House rank and file Republicans are tens of millions of dollars short of meeting fundraising targets set by their own campaign committee in advance of this fall’s...
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AP, Seoul
President Lee Myung-bak took office in February on a wave of popularity propelled by his vow to boost South Korea’s economy with skills honed in business. He soon...
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AP, Washington
President Bush has a faulty calendar and questionable optimism when it comes to the Middle East. By his original reckoning, an elusive peace should have happened three...
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AP, Washington
President Bush has a faulty calendar and questionable optimism when it comes to the Middle East. By his original reckoning, an elusive peace should have happened three...
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