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'Monster' blizzard to slam Northeast

CNN - 8 Feb 2013 05:48
A massive storm is set to slam the northeast. CNN's Chad Myers has the latest.
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"All's Fair in Love and War!"? ? ?

OpEdNews - 8 Feb 2013 20:17
Are the folks who advocated a War Crimes Trial for George W. Bush learning that "turnabout is fair play"?
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Watch: Thousands of Bed Bugs Infest Home, Hospitalize Woman The Kentucky homeowner is recovering from the bugs who were eating her flesh.
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Mountain Manhunt for Former L.A. Cop Accused of Killing 3
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Canadian Industry Groups Want to Legalize Spyware Remember the Sony rootkit fiasco from 2005? If you don't, allow me to explain ...
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California Gun Laws Could Become Toughest In The Nation

The Huffington Post - 8 Feb 2013 04:32
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Weeks after New York enacted the nation's toughest gun laws, California lawmakers said Thursday they want their state to do even more in response to recent mass shootings, particularly the Connectic...
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U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan faced an angsty Senate education committee Thursday as he was forced to defend his administration's workaround of the No Child Left Behind Act. The Health, Education, Labor & Pensi...
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By Michael Lopez
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Sexual activity among Latino high school students has dropped by 3.9 percent according to a survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). The data, collected between 2007 through 2011 also showed the number ...
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By Babak Dehghanpisheh BEIRUT, Feb 8 - It was an extraordinary moment in the history of the Islamic Republic. Live on state radio, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and parliamentary speaker Ali Larijani exchanged insult aft...
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Knesset Conundrums -- Can Two Walk Together?

OpEdNews - 8 Feb 2013 23:53
If Obama is serious this time, it could be different. An American or international blueprint for the realization of the two-state solution, with a strict timetable. Perhaps an international conference, for starters. A UN...
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Your spouse has cheated on you. You've decided to stay, but sitting through years of talk therapy seems tortuous and unlikely to help. Repeatedly talking about what happened only makes you obsess more and forget less. Th...
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HP to Use Fewer Student Workers

ABC News - 8 Feb 2013 23:52
HP to Use Fewer Student Workers Of all the major computer and electronics makers, Apple has talked the most about its plans to improve conditions for workers in its Chinese factories. Now, though, HP is in the spotlight, announcing efforts today to imp...
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High levels of C-reactive protein -- which the body produces in response to inflammation -- could be a predictor of a common kind of vision loss, according to a new study. MedPage Today reported that people who have high...
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Iconic French painting of 'Liberty' defaced with marker PARIS -- A woman defaced Eugene Delacroix's painting "Liberty Leading the People" with a black marker as it hung in an outpost of the Louvre gallery in northern France.
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By massive margins, voters say they would rather see the government cut spending than increase it as a way to boost the nation's economy, according to a Fox News poll that showed, in hindsight, voters largely saying the ...
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NEW YORK -- At 4 p.m. Thursday, Claire Brown Goss, a pregnant working mother of two, learned that her town of Ashland, Mass., planned to shut down its schools on Friday in anticipation of this weekend's blizzard. Ten min...
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WASHINGTON -- Senate Democrats will produce a bill next week to stave off the sequester-related spending cuts until the end of December, multiple Senate sources tell The Huffington Post. The bill would cut the deficit by...
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We don't want to hate on Valentine's Day, but when you're newly divorced, the holiday can be a bit of a drag. From the heart-shaped pizzas to the cheesy power ballad dedications on the radio, there's a lot to be annoyed ...
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In Bakersfield, Calif., a group of bikers have rallied for a good cause. The biker buddies, many of whom are veterans themselves, heard about a homeless pregnant veteran who came to the California Veterans Assistance Fou...
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The Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, a pediatric teaching hospital for Northwestern University's medical school, will launch the first gender identity clinic focusing on transgender and gender-varian...
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