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• March 13, 2011
• 12:13

  Who will reach the Final Four?

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• 12:00

  Japan begins grim relief mission with towns flooded, thousands reported missing

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  Rescue teams searched through matchstick rubble Saturday for thousands of people missing in flooded areas of northeastern Japan, beginning one of the most complex relief efforts in history.
  
  
• 12:00

  Japanese nuclear plants' operator scrambles to avert meltdowns

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  Japanese authorities said Sunday that efforts to restart the cooling system at one of the reactors damaged by Friday's earthquake had failed, a major setback in the struggle to contain what has become the most serious nuclear power crisis in a quarter century.
  
  
• 12:00

  For autistic kids' parents, trial hits home

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• 12:00

  Subterranean jail a sign of Gaddafi's grip

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• March 01, 2011
• 17:14

  Obama offers flexibility in law

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• 16:37

  Rebels hold onto territories but fail to make push into Tripoli

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  As loyalists target rebel communication hubs during airstrikes, Gaddafi declares "My people love me" -- a remark U.S. officials deem "delusional."
  
  
• 12:00

  Poll: Blame for possible shutdown is split

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• 12:00

  'King's Speech' as film wins Best Picture Oscar

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  "The King's Speech," a stirring British costume drama about King George VI's struggle with a speech impediment and the challenges of leadership at the dawn of mass media, won Best Picture and three other prizes Sunday night at the Academy Awards.
  
  
• February 04, 2011
• 14:07

  Snyder: 'All they had to do was apologize'

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• 12:00

  Home buyers may get less U.S. backing

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• 12:00

  Five myths about the Super Bowl

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• 6:41

  Analysts see 'post-American Middle East'

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• 1:17

  After two days of violence, huge demonstrations appear calm

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  U.S. national security officials discuss ways to try to influence events; foreign journalists are ordered to stay away from protests in Tahrir Square.
  
  
• January 03, 2011
• 12:00

  Vincent Gray inaugurated as D.C. mayor

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  Mayor Vincent C. Gray warned District residents to brace for "some very painful choices in the weeks and months ahead" during a 10-minute speech after he was sworn in Sunday before 3,500 people at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
  
  
• December 02, 2010
• 12:00

  Emergency aid from Fed went beyond Wall Street

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  Funds went to stalwarts of American industry including GE and Caterpillar and household-name companies such as Verizon, new data show.
  
  
• 12:00

  One father's unfaltering vigil

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  Ken Diviney forgoes job and sleep to care for his son, in a coma since a horrific beating.
  
  
• 12:00

  Offshore drilling policy is reversed

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• 12:00

  Deficit commission sets ideology aside

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• 12:00

  House freshman concedes: It's hats off

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  Rep.-elect Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) encounters a rule banning hats from the House floor.
  
  
• September 02, 2010
• 12:00

  Obama prods Mideast leaders

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  Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian President Abbas are set to open direct peace talks.
  
  
  President of the United States - Middle East - Barack Obama - Warfare and Conflict - Israel-Palestine
• 12:00

  Nats have a brawl in Florida

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  Nyjer Morgan charged a Marlins pitcher on the mound, an action that clear both benches and led to ejections.
  
  
  Florida Marlins - Pitcher - sport - Morgan - Chris Volstad
• 7:26

  Slain gunman had held grudge against Discovery

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  James J. Lee, an environmental militant, believed world would be better off without people and that the Discovery Channel was part of the problem.
  
  
  Discovery Channel - james j lee - Television - United States - Al Gore
• 3:11

  Earl spinning 140-mph winds

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  Thousands evacuating parts of the Outer Banks as Hurricane Earl returns to Category 4 status.
  
  
  Outer Banks - Hurricane Earl - North Carolina - United States - Coastal
• August 30, 2010
• 12:00

  A change in the climate

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  A year ago, environmental groups seemed at the peak of their influence. Now they are struggling.
  
  
  Climate change - Activism - Milwaukee - Environment - Environmental movement
• 12:00

  'Mad Men' wins the Emmy for best drama; 'Glee' takes home two awards

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  Emmy Award - Television - Glee - Mad Men - Drama
• 12:00

  How to block out online friends

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  Technology that made us 24/7 communicators has also spawned tools to quietly stop the barrage.
  
  
  Etiquette - Relationships - United States - Recreation - Travel
• 12:00

  ACC finally hopes to be a player on the national football scene

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  Atlantic Coast Conference - Sport - College football - Football - American
• 8:46

  Beck assails Obama's beliefs

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  Conservative commentator says, "People aren't recognizing his version of Christianity."
  
  
  Christianity - United States - Barack Obama - President - Glenn Beck
• August 28, 2010
• 12:00

  Iraq is still dangerous duty

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  There are fewer than 50,000 U.S. troops remaining, but nation remains a battleground.
  
  
  Iraq - Iraq War - Warfare and Conflict - Soldier - Middle East
• 12:00

  King's dream stirs new debate

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  Rally on anniversary of historic 1963 speech reignites controversy over civil rights leader's legacy.
  
  
  Civil and political rights - Martin Luther King - United States - History - Glenn Beck
• 12:00

  Fed vows to act if economy stalls

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  U.S. markets rebound on news that central bank will step in if conditions unexpectedly worsen.
  
  
  Central bank - United States - Government - Finance - Federal Reserve System
• 12:00

  Redskins beat Jets, 16-11

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  Washington puts up better effort in third preseason game.
  
  
  Washington Redskins - Sport - NFL - Football - American
• 12:00

  Strasburg sets sights on 2012

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  Phenom rookie pitcher says he'll work hard to return from elbow surgery with the same brilliance he displayed this season.» Adam Kilgore
  
  
  Washington Nationals - Stephen Strasburg - Tommy John surgery - sport - United States
• 12:00

  NASA aids in Chile mine rescue

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  Space agency joins experts from around the world in historic effort now expected to take 90 days.
  
  
  NASA - Chile - Space - Technology - Education
• August 27, 2010
• 12:00

  CIA is secretly paying many Karzai officials

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  Agency is concerned Afghan leader is not always in the know, U.S. officials say, and payments help CIA maintain deep roster of allies and sources.
  
  
  Central Intelligence Agency - Afghanistan - United States - National Security Council - Politics
• 12:00

  Katrina's tale of two recoveries

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  Rebuilding after Katrina has been uneven, with the most affluent residents getting the most help.
  
  
  Hurricane Katrina - Earth Sciences - Meteorology - Atmospheric Sciences - Weather Phenomena
• 12:00

  North Korea frees U.S. activist

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  Former president Carter gains release of American imprisoned for illegal entry; pair en route to U.S.
  
  
  North Korea - United States - Asia - Jimmy Carter - Kim Jong-il
• 12:00

  Gay marriage foes target judges

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  Activists trying to oust three on Iowa's Supreme Court whose ruling legalized same sex-unions.
  
  
  Same-sex marriage - Supreme Court of the United States - United States - Gay Lesbian and Bisexual - Law
• 12:00

  A new push to extend tax cuts?

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  Some senior Democrats are pressing party leaders to consider extending full array of Bush tax cuts.
  
  
  Tax cut - Democratic Party - United States - George W. Bush - President
• 12:00

  Imports drag down growth

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  U.S. exports struggle to keep pace with swelling sums Americans are again spending on imports.
  
  
  United States - International trade - Asia - Business and Economy - European Union
• 12:00

  Maybe style can be taught

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  In D.C., a city ambivalent about fashion, Web site "Style for Hire" recruits style mavens to connect with the masses. Co-founder Stacy London, right. » Robin Givhan
  
  
  Robin Givhan - Website - Washington Post - Fashion - Elena Kagan
• August 19, 2010
• 14:15

  More see Obama as a Muslim

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  THE FIX | One in five say (incorrectly) he is Muslim; White House calls him a "committed Christian."
  
  
  White House - Christian - United States - President - Barack Obama
• 14:04

  Jury indicts Roger Clemens

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  Ex-baseball star is indicted on charges of making false statements about performance-enhancing drugs.» Spencer Hsu | 4:13 p.m. ET
  
  
  Roger Clemens - sport - Baseball - Indictment - New York Times
• August 12, 2010
• 12:50

  New GM CEO to step down

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  Ed Whitacre will be replaced by The Carlyle Group's Daniel Akerson on September first.
  
  
  Carlyle Group - Daniel Akerson - General Motors - Private equity - Recreation
• 12:00

  A bank chairman's troubled past

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  CEO of OneUnited, at center of Rep. Waters ethics case, has record of legal and financial problems.
  
  
  OneUnited Bank - Financial services - Business - Banks and Institutions - Banking Services
• 12:00

  Juarez tries to mend the social fabric

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  Mexico hopes $270 million in social spending will help curb the border city's drug violence.
  
  
  Mexico - States - Chihuahua - Ciudad Juarez - United States
• 12:00

  Rare reprieve from immigration limbo

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  Law - United States - Immigration - Services - Lawyers and Law Firms
• 11:59

  Trial for 'child soldier' begins

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  First war crimes trial under Obama will decide fate of teen who was in the grip of fanatical father.
  
  
  War crime - Military use of children - Warfare and Conflict - Naomi Campbell - Charles Taylor
• 11:30

  Man held in serial stabbings

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  A "person of interest" in killings in Michigan and attacks in Virginia and Ohio was attempting to flee to Tel Aviv, police say. He is identified by sources as Elias Abuelazam, 33.
  
  
  Michigan - Ohio - Virginia - Police - Tel Aviv
• August 09, 2010
• 22:32

  Woman in HP saga steps forward

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  Jodie Fisher, who knew ex-CEO Mark Hurd via contract jobs, says she is "surprised and saddened."
  
  
  Mark Hurd - Hewlett-Packard - Gloria Allred - Jodie Fisher - Sexual harassment
• 17:42

  The power of Palin's touch

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  Endorsement gives struggling campaign in Maryland a "megaphone." » John Wagner
  
  
  Sarah Palin - United States - Politics - Kate Gosselin - People
• 12:00

  As clean-up shifts gears, residents fear next step

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  Officials promise to remain focused on the Gulf Coast -- punishing BP, cleaning up the mess -- but such pledges carry little weight along that area.
  
  
  BP - Gulf Coast - United States - Mississippi - Oil spill
• 12:00

  Night out ends in 'pandemonium'

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  Brawl on D.C. subway system has witnesses jittery, officials searching for remedies.
  
  
  Arts - Luke Cresswell - Health - Steve McNicholas - Brighton Festival
• 12:00

  Big buzz for 'Boardwalk Empire'

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  COLUMN | HBO presents its most lavish series in ages, executive-produced by filmmaker Martin Scorsese, starring Steve Buscemi.
  
  
  Martin Scorsese - Boardwalk Empire - Steve Buscemi - Television - Arts
• 11:57

  Aid group pledges to continue

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  As Taliban claims responsibility, the bodies of 10 slain medical volunteers are returned to Kabul.
  
  
  Afghanistan - Asia - Taliban - Aid and Development - Government
• August 05, 2010
• 12:00

  GM returns to political giving

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  Now that automaker is owned by government, it's donating to lawmakers' pet projects again.
  
  
  GeneralMotors - Government - United States - Business - Recreation
• 11:58

  Health law strengthens Medicare

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  Trustees find health-care law has strengthened Medicare's finances; anemic economy, however, has slightly eroded Social Security's stability.
  
  
  Medicare - Health care - Health - Hospital - Health Care Reform
• 11:18

  BP moves to next stage in gulf

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  BP starts pumping cement into gulf well as part of efforts to permanently plug oil spill's source.
  
  
  Oil spill - BP - Energy - Environment - Cement
• August 04, 2010
• 19:08

  Same-sex marriage ban overturned in California

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  Judge calls California law unconstitutional; battle expected to go to Supreme Court.
  
  
  Same-sex marriage - California Proposition 8 - United States Constitution - Marriage - California
• 16:49

  Billionaires plan major donations

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  Why 40 wealthy families are pledging to give at least half their fortunes to charity.
  
  
• 16:47

  House to return for jobs bill

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  Hours after measure passes a key Senate hurdle, Pelosi says she'll call the House back next week.
  
  
  Filibuster - Republican - United States - Government - Senate
• 15:54

  Report: Majority of oil removed

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  Government scientists say most of spilled oil has been dispersed, otherwise recovered from water.
  
  
  BP - Business - Drilling fluid - Gulf of Mexico - Energy
• 15:53

  On day 107, a calamity controlled

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  Analysis | The cleanup crisis may go on for years, but well now looks like a harmless clogged hole.
  
  
  Oil well - Business - Energy - Oil and Gas - BP
• 15:06

  Most surprising Palin nod yet

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  THE FIX | How an endorsement for an unheralded Md. candidate doesn't fit with her other picks.
  
  
• July 30, 2010
• 12:00

  SEC charges billionaire brothers

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  Wyly brothers, who have spent millions funding conservative political causes, are accused of fraud.
  
  
  Business - Law - Fraud - Allegedly Unethical Firms - Sterling Software
• 12:00

  Rangel hit with 13 ethics charges

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  Efforts to reach settlement fall short, setting up a potentially historic trial for N.Y. congressman.
  
  
  New York - United States House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct - United States - Ethics - Philosophy
• 12:00

  Ariz. judge thrust into spotlight

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  With ruling, U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton has become one of nation's most divisive figures.
  
  
  United States federal judge - Susan Ritchie Bolton - Immigration - Law - Arizona
• 12:00

  Don't say D.C. Call it 'the DMV.'

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  You have your Windy City, your Big Apple, your Frisco. Get ready for Washington's new nickname.
  
  
  Washington - Big Apple - Chicago - United States - New York
• 9:16

  Dudley to outline gulf recovery

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  Incoming BP CEO Bob Dudley is expected to present company's long-term plans for oil cleanup.
  
  
  BP - Dudley - West Midlands - England - Business
• 9:13

  U.S. economic growth slows in latest quarter

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  Pace of economic recovery slows this spring, according to new data, as Americans remain reluctant to consume and imports soar.
  
  
  Unemployment - United States - Labour economics - Real estate - Reuters
• July 29, 2010
• 12:38

  Obama: A 'bogus controversy'

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  The president makes his most extensive comments about the firing of USDA official Shirley Sherrod.
  
  
  Barack Obama - President - United States - History - United States Department of Agriculture
• 12:00

  Judge blocks key parts of Ariz. law

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  A federal judge blocked key provisions of Arizona's controversial immigration law from taking effect as scheduled Thursday, granting in part an injunction requested by the Obama administration.
  
  
  Law - Arizona - Immigration - United States - Immigration law
• 11:02

  Arlington ex-official takes blame

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  The former superintendent says he accepts "full responsibility" for the mix-up of graves.
  
  
  United States - Virginia - Arlington National Cemetery - Claire McCaskill - Counties
• 9:35

  2nd U.S. sailor's body recovered

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  Official in Afghanistan said sailor who had been missing since Friday was found shot to death.
  
  
  Taliban - Afghanistan - United States - Politics - Asia
• July 27, 2010
• 13:59

  Alleged 'serial killer' indicted

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  27-year-old Md. man charged with two counts of first-degree murder in deaths of two women.
  
  
  Murder - Serial killer - Crime - Serial Murder - Crime and Justice
• 13:34

  Pentagon launches leak probe

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  Spokesman says the Army is leading inquiry into the source of leaked classified intelligence logs.
  
  
  Pentagon - Classified information - Wikileaks - War in Afghanistan - Terrorism
• 12:00

  Among House Dems, a sense of abandonment

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  THE CRUCIAL CORRIDOR | Rust Belt lawmakers say party leaders hung them out to dry on energy bill that has little hope of being signed into law.
  
  
  Energy - Technology - Rust Belt - Conservation - Organizations
• 12:00

  In Kashmir, a test of power

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  Popular head of region is in the hot seat, accused of being a puppet of India, out of touch with young.
  
  
  India - Kashmir - Jammu and Kashmir - Asia - Territorial dispute
• 12:00

  Covert. Complex. Out of control?

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  National security and intelligence system is so vast, no one really knows if it's keeping us safe.
  
  
  National security - Security - Fire and Security - Business Services - Business
• 11:26

  BP announces record $17B loss

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  Board announces replacement for Tony Hayward while releasing quarterly financial report.
  
  
  Tony Hayward - BP - Dudley - West Midlands - England
• July 26, 2010
• 14:36

  Report: BP CEO to resign in Oct.

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  Source says Tony Hayward will take a job with the company's joint venture in Russia, TNK-BP.
  
  
  Tony Hayward - BP - Oil spill - Environment - Energy
• 12:00

  Stealthily lurking in the schools

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  In nearly 30-year teaching career, accused sex offender Kevin Ricks evaded detection and left a trail of victims from N. Va. to Japan.
  
  
  
  
  Sex offender - Crime - Sex Offenses - Registries - United States
• 7:21

  Leaked files lay bare war in Afghanistan

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  Some 92,000 U.S. military records released by the online site WikiLeaks amount to an blow-by-blow account of six years of the Afghanistan war.
  
  
  Wikileaks - War in Afghanistan - Afghanistan - Asia - United States
• 6:36

  Fast-moving storm kills two, hundreds of thousands still without power

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  Utility crews worked through the night and into Monday morning to restore widespread power outages after one of the most violent and destructive thunderstorms in years ripped across the region.
  
  
  Thunderstorm - Power outage - Business - National Weather Service - Earth Sciences
• July 15, 2010
• 16:14

  Cheney's heart pump no miracle-cure

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  It isn't known whether former VP will get a heart transplant and is using the device only until then.
  
  
  Health - Conditions and Diseases - Heart disease - Surgery - Cardiovascular Disorders
• 13:34

  'Illegal immigrant' list circulated

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  List distributed in Utah marks latest example of hysteria that has spread since Arizona crackdown.
  
  
  Utah - United States - Arizona - Immigration - Social Security number
• 12:00

  House Dems hit boiling point

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  Many are angry that Obama has campaigned for senators but has done fewer events for House.
  
  
  Barack Obama - United States Senate - Senate - President - United States
• 12:00

  Where the smarty-pants gather

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  Seattle has Microsoft. Boston has Harvard. But D.C. beats those cities when it comes to education.
  
  
  San Jose California - New York - San Jose - United States - Sports
• 11:05

  Vatican issues new guidelines

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  What rules are changing regarding sex abuse and why victims' advocates are still dissatisfied.
  
  
  Sexual abuse - Crime - Child pornography - Victims - Pope Benedict XVI
• 10:50

  CIA paid Iranian scientist $5M

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  Scientist who claims abduction by CIA, worked with agency for more than a year, U.S. says.
  
  
  United States - Central Intelligence Agency - Iran - Shahram Amiri - Nuclear
• 9:46

  BP fixes leak on cap in gulf

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  Testing of cap's ability to shut off gushing well's oil flow could now take place Monday.
  
  
  BP - Business - Gulf of Mexico - Energy - Oil and Gas
• July 13, 2010
• 12:00

  Public confidence in Obama reaches new low

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  Six in 10 Americans lack faith in Obama and hold lower esteem for members of Congress, according to the latest Washington Post-ABC News poll.
  
  
  Washington Post - American Broadcasting Company - Barack Obama - United States - President
• 12:00

  Rich, dangerous reserves in gulf

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  Region's rare mix of geological factors may have escalated odds of offshore drilling disaster.
  
  
  Offshore drilling - Business - Energy - Oil and Gas - Service Companies
• 12:00

  When jobless benefits run out

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  As debate resumes on extending aid, many unemployed reach the limit of their insurance.
  
  
  Unemployment - Insurance - Unemployment benefits - Business - Financial Services
• 8:36

  Iranian scientist surfaces in D.C.

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  Missing nuclear scientist seeks refuge at Pakistani embassy and asks to return to his homeland.
  
  
  Pakistan - Iran - Atomic nucleus - Saudi Arabia - United States
• 8:00

  U.S. adds security at Iraq bases

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  Gen. Odierno said Iranian-backed militant groups seem focused primarily on attacking U.S. troops.
  
  
  Iraq - United States - Middle East - Iran - Warfare and Conflict
• July 12, 2010
• 12:00

  Karzai seeks to trim Taliban blacklist

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  Leader wants dozens of ex-members removed as a gesture to advance reconciliation talks.
  
  
  Hamid Karzai - Taliban - Afghanistan - President of Afghanistan - Asia
• 12:00

  Climate debate unmoved by spill

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  The BP oil spill in the gulf may be disproving the maxim that great tragedies produce great change.
  
  
  Oil spill - BP - Environment - Energy - Petroleum in the Environment
• 12:00

  Russian spy felt cover was blown

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  FBI-monitored call from an anxious Anna Chapman to her father, a KGB veteran in Moscow, prompted U.S. officials to hasten arrests.
  
  
  United States - Federal Bureau of Investigation - Government - Espionage - FBI