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  • Earl sideswipes NC, takes aim at New England (AP)

    A Coast Guard vessel is seen off the coast of Atlantic City, N.J., as Hurricane Earl moves up the eastern coast, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010.  (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)AP - A weakening but still dangerous Hurricane Earl steamed toward the gray-shingled cottages and fishing villages of Cape Cod on Friday, disrupting people's vacations on the unofficial final weekend of the short New England summer.




  • Despite hiring, US unemployment rate seems frozen (AP)

    In this Aug. 25, 2010 photograph, job seekers including Lindsey Wright, of Detroit, center, attend a job fair in Southfield, Mich. On Friday, Sept. 3, 2010, at 8:30 a.m. EDT, the Labor Department issues the August unemployment report. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)AP - Unemployment is stuck at high levels even though some companies are hiring. The problem, government data show, is that too few jobs are being created for the growing number of people looking for work.




  • Pakistan Taliban say their bomber kills 43 Shiites (AP)

    ** ALTERNATIVE CROP OF QUT111** People who were injured by an explosion lie down on road during a Shiite procession in Quetta, Pakistan on Friday, Sept. 3, 2010. Police say a blast at a Shiite procession has killed a score of people in southwestern Pakistan in the third deadly attack this week on the country's religious minorities.(AP Photo/Arshad Butt)AP - A suicide bombing claimed by the Pakistani Taliban killed at least 43 Shiite Muslims at a procession in southwest Pakistan on Friday. The assault sharply drove up the toll of sectarian assaults in a country battered by massive flooding.




  • Stocks extend September rally after jobs report (AP)

    In this Sept. 1, 2010 photograph, traders and specialists work the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, in New York. (AP Photo/David Karp)AP - The stock market had its first winning week in a month thanks to better news on the economy.




  • Authorities: Fire at Tenn. mosque site was arson (AP)

    FILE - This July 14, 2010 file photo shows protester Greg Johnson, right, and counter protesters Ina Marshall and Tim Foster, left, arguing during a demonstration against a planned mosque and Islamic community center in front of the Rutherford County Courthouse in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mosques around the country are facing resistance similar to the opposition against a proposed Islamic center near ground zero in New York, but the anger and fear is a little sharper. (AP Photo/Christopher Berkey, file)AP - Federal investigators have decided a suspicious fire that damaged construction equipment at the site of a future mosque in Tennessee was arson.




  • Powerful 7.1 quake hits New Zealand's South Island (AP)

    A police officer is seen on a street blocked by rubble from a damaged building following a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in central Christchurch, New Zealand, early Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010. A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck much of New Zealand's South Island early Saturday. No tsunami alert was issued and there were no reports of injuries, but looters broke into some damaged shops in Christchurch, police said. (AP Photo/NZPA, David Alexander) ** NEW ZEALAND OUT **AP - A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck much of New Zealand's South Island early Saturday and caused widespread damage, but there were just two reports of serious injuries. Looters broke into some damaged shops in Christchurch, police said.




  • Small signal, big meaning? Castro in military duds (AP)

    Cuba's leader Fidel Castro, left, salutes while listening to his national anthem before delivering a speech to students outside Havana's university in Havana, Cuba, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010. Castro dusted off his military fatigues for the first time since stepping down as president four years ago, a symbolic act in a Communist country where little signals often carry enormous significance.(AP Photo/Javier Galeano)AP - Fidel Castro dusted off his full military uniform for the first time since stepping down as president four years ago, a symbolic act in a communist country where little signals often carry enormous significance.




  • UPS cargo plane crashes near Dubai airport (AP)

    Smoke rises from the site of a cargo plane crash in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Friday Sept. 3, 2010. Officials say a UPS cargo plane with two crew members on board has crashed shortly after takeoff outside Dubai. There was no immediate word on casualties. (AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili)AP - A UPS cargo plane with two crew members on board crashed shortly after takeoff Friday outside Dubai, officials said.




  • Montana teen accidentally texts sheriff to buy pot (AP)
    AP - General rule of thumb: when looking to buy marijuana, don't text the sheriff. Authorities said a Helena teen hit a wrong number and inadvertently sent a message to Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton, saying "Hey Dawg, do you have a $20 I can buy right now?"

  • Morgan gets 8 games for Nats-Marlins brawl (AP)
    AP - Nyjer Morgan's wild week has landed him an eight-game suspension, one of nine punishments handed out Friday by Major League Baseball following a brawl between Washington Nationals and Florida Marlins.

  • Obama says to address new economic ideas next week (Reuters)

    President Barack Obama delivers remarks on the latest employment statistics released on Friday, alongside Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner in the Rose Garden of the White House, September 3, 2010. REUTERS/Jason ReedReuters - President Barack Obama will outline new measures next week to boost the U.S. economy after August data on Friday showed again that jobs -- the central issue in November elections -- were being created too slowly.




  • Quake of 7.4 hits New Zealand near Christchurch (Reuters)

    A car is seen under debris after a major earthquake in Christchurch September 4, 2010. A major earthquake of 7.4 magnitude hit New Zealand, 30 km (20 miles) west of Christchurch early on Saturday morning, causing no immediate reports of casualties but widespread damage, authorities said. REUTERS/Daniel McQueenReuters - A major earthquake of 7.4 magnitude hit New Zealand, 30 km (20 miles) west of Christchurch early on Saturday morning, causing no immediate reports of casualties but widespread damage, authorities said.




  • U.S. and Israel spying behind BlackBerry woe: Dubai police (Reuters)

    A family walks past a display of a BlackBerry smart phone at a shopping mall in Dubai August 1, 2010. REUTERS/Mosab OmarReuters - Concerns over Israeli access to BlackBerry data, and the use of the device by the United States to spy on the United Arab Emirates are behind the Gulf state's moves to curb the smartphone, Dubai's police chief said.




  • Payrolls data offer ray of hope for recovery (Reuters)

    People wait in line to enter the City University of New York (CUNY) Big Apple job fair in New York, April 23, 2010. REUTERS/Shannon StapletonReuters - Employment fell for a third straight month in August, but the drop was far less than expected and private hiring was a positive surprise, relieving concerns about a stalling economic recovery.




  • Government probes Mariner platform fire (Reuters)
    Reuters - The U.S. government on Friday launched an investigation into Mariner Energy Inc's Gulf of Mexico platform fire, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

  • Bomb kills 54 in Pakistan, Taliban threaten U.S. (Reuters)

    Volunteers help injured men to an ambulance from the site of a suicide attack during a Shi'ite procession in Quetta September 3, 2010. REUTERS/Rizwan SaeedReuters - A suicide bomber struck a rally in the Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday, killing at least 54 people in the second major attack this week, piling pressure on a U.S.-backed government overwhelmed by a flood crisis.




  • Hurricane Earl weakens after swiping North Carolina (Reuters)

    Dianna Lesiewicz (L) watches her twin boys Paul and Bode play in a pool of water in front of the Atlantic Ocean as the area awaits Hurricane Earl in Nags Head, North Carolina September 2, 2010. REUTERS/Richard ClementReuters - A weakened but still dangerous Hurricane Earl churned up the U.S. eastern seaboard toward New England and Canada on Friday after dealing North Carolina's coast only a glancing blow.




  • Madoff investors win $12.74 mln in Merkin case (Reuters)
    Reuters - Investors in Gabriel Capital LP, a so-called feeder fund that funneled money to imprisoned swindler Bernard Madoff, were awarded $12.74 million by a panel of three arbitrators, court records show.

  • State of emergency follows powerful New Zealand quake (AFP)

    The location of a strong earthquake which hit New Zealand. A powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked New Zealand's second largest city Christchurch just before dawn Saturday, causing widespread damage and panic among residents, but no serious injuries.(AFP/Graphic)AFP - A state of emergency was declared in New Zealand's second largest city of Christchurch Saturday after a powerful 7.0 earthquake caused widespread damage, Mayor Bob Parker said.




  • Suicide bomber kills 53 at Shiite rally in Pakistan (AFP)

    Pakistani men help injured blast victims at the site of a suicide bomb attack in Quetta. At least 53 people were killed and 197 wounded on Friday in a suicide bombing targeting a Shiite Muslim rally in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, police said.(AFP/Banaras Khan)AFP - At least 53 people were killed and 197 wounded on Friday in a suicide bombing targeting a Shiite Muslim rally in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, police said.




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  • Weaker Hurricane Earl heads for New England - Los Angeles Times

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    Weaker Hurricane Earl heads for New England
    Los Angeles Times
    Hurricane Earl weakened Friday as it sped north toward New England, lashing coastal communities with heavy winds and rain while disrupting travel on the eve of a three-day weekend. By Friday afternoon, the eye of the storm was about 290 miles southwest ...
    Weakening Hurricane Earl races toward Mass.USA Today
    Earl Upsets Travels, Weakens, on Way to New EnglandBloomberg
    Hurricane Earl update: Labor Day weekend travelers may see problemsThe Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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  • Coast Guard: Sheen not likely from active oil leak - Forbes

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    Coast Guard: Sheen not likely from active oil leak
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    NEW ORLEANS -- A day after a fire on an offshore oil platform off the central Louisiana coast, federal investigators have gone aboard to make sure no oil is leaking from the site. ...
    BP removes failed blowout preventerCNN
    BP removes failed blowout preventer from Gulf wellUSA Today
    US offshore oil fire may delay lift of drill banReuters
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  • Obama's economy boost - just don't call it stimulus - CNNMoney

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    Obama's economy boost - just don't call it stimulus
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    WASHINGTON (CNNMoney.com) -- President Obama is pledging to propose a new package of job-boosting ideas next week -- just don't call it stimulus. The problem: Obama needs help from ...
    Factbox: Tax and spending policies floating in WashingtonReuters
    Romer Says August Payrolls Report Shows US Won't Relapse Into RecessionBloomberg
    Obama planning new package of economic aidThe Associated Press
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  • New Zealand's South Island Rocked by 7.0 Earthquake - BusinessWeek

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    New Zealand's South Island Rocked by 7.0 Earthquake
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    Sept. 4 (Bloomberg) -- A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck New Zealand's South Island, knocking out power, damaging roads and ripping facades off buildings in Christchurch, the country's second-largest city. ...
    Massive quake damages major New Zealand cityBoston Herald
    At least two injured in New Zealand's South Island quakeXinhua
    7.0 quake hits New ZealandSydney Morning Herald
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  • Suspended sentence handed to Bellevue couple who starved infant daughter - Seattle Times

    Suspended sentence handed to Bellevue couple who starved infant daughter
    Seattle Times
    A homeless Bellevue couple, who prosecutors say starved their infant daughter because they feared the baby would become too fat, have been given a suspended sentence that will allow them to avoid jail time. By Christine Clarridge A homeless Bellevue ...
    Bellevue couple who starved 'fat' infant sentencedSeattle Post Intelligencer
    Couple who starved baby given suspended sentenceKING5.com
    Sentencing Friday In Bellevue Starved Baby CaseKIRO Seattle

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  • Mother of 4-year-old Marchella Pierce, found dead and weighing just 15 pounds ... - New York Daily News

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    Mother of 4-year-old Marchella Pierce, found dead and weighing just 15 pounds ...
    New York Daily News
    Outside the squalid apartment where Marchella Pierce, 4, was found dead. Her mother, Carlotta Pierce (inset), was arrested on several charges, including assault, and could face murder charges. The mother of the malnourished ...
    Mother of underweight child found dead charged with assaultNew York Post
    Brooklyn Mother Charged In Connection With Underweight Daughter's DeathNY1
    Mother Charged In 4-Year-Old Brooklyn Girl's DeathCBS New York
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  • Peres hails 'promising start' of newly launched peace talks - Jerusalem Post

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    Peres hails 'promising start' of newly launched peace talks
    Jerusalem Post
    By JPOST.COM STAFF AND BLOOMBERG NEWS Hillary Clinton declares peace is within Israeli and Palestinian interests in Friday night interview with Israeli and Palestinian reporters; Erekat denies report that negotiating teams scheduled to meet in West ...
    Palestinians deny agreeing to West Bank talks with Israel on MondayHa'aretz
    Analysts Pessimistic on Chances of Mideast Talks SuccessVoice of America
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  • Authorities: Fire at Tenn. mosque site was arson - The Associated Press

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    Authorities: Fire at Tenn. mosque site was arson
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    MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Federal investigators have decided a suspicious fire that damaged construction equipment at the site of a future mosque in Tennessee was arson. US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent Steven Gerido said Friday ...
    Feds to discuss new development in Murfreesboro mosque fireThe Tennessean
    Cops: Car left scene of mosque site fireColumbia Daily Herald
    Feds Declare TN Mosque Site Fire An ArsonTPMMuckraker (blog)

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  • Scientist Behind Airport Evacuation Charged with Smuggling Plague in 2003 - ABC News

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    Scientist Behind Airport Evacuation Charged with Smuggling Plague in 2003
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    The scientist who prompted an evacuation of Miami International Airport for carrying what screeners believed was a pipe bomb is known to federal authorities and was charged in 2003 for illegally transporting 30 vials ...
    Prof in '03 plague scare sets off airport shutdownThe Associated Press
    US scientist questioned in Miami airport bomb scareReuters
    Former HSC professor Thomas Butler at center of Miami Airport shutdownMYfoxLUBBOCK.COM
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  • Middle East Plane crashes near Dubai airport - Aljazeera.net

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    Middle East Plane crashes near Dubai airport
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    Aircraft for US delivery company UPS crashes during emergency landing attempt, killing both crew members. A cargo plane belonging to United Parcel Service (UPS), the US-based delivery company, has crashed near the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai in ...
    UPS Freighter-Crash Probe Under Way in UAE After Two Are KilledBusinessWeek
    Factbox: Details of cargo plane which crashed in DubaiReuters
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  • Mexico Massacre Galvanises Migrant Rights Activists

    MEXICO CITY, Sep 1 (IPS) - Activists in Latin America have been galvanised by atrocities like the recent massacre of 72 migrants near the U.S. border to step up their efforts on behalf of migrant rights.

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  • Land, Mineral Rights in Conflict in Zambia

    MANSA, Aug 30 (IRIN) - Mining prospectors in Luapula Province, northern Zambia, have forced small-scale farmers from their land at gun point, according to villagers in the region.

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  • Outrage Grows Over Failure to Protect DRC Civilians

    UNITED NATIONS, Aug 28 (IPS) - As details emerged this week of the U.N.'s knowledge of rebel activity in the villages where nearly 200 women were systematically gang raped by armed groups in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) late last month, human rights groups are demanding an investigation into the U.N.'s failure to prevent the raid from occurring.

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  • How U.S. Fears Over Flood Play Into Pakistan Army's Hands

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 27 (New America Media) - Nothing sums up the plight of Pakistan like what happened—or did not happen—at the Shahbaz military base in Jacobabad.

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  • Corpses Litter Streets amid Mogadishu Fighting

    NAIROBI, Aug 24 (IRIN) - Deadly clashes between Islamist insurgents and African Union-backed government forces cut off many parts of Mogadishu on 24 August, when dozens of people, including several MPs, were killed during an attack on a downtown hotel.

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  • Explorer-Journalist Franz Schurmann Dies

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 23 (New America Media) - Franz Schurmann, the foremost scholar of communist China during the Cold War, an early opponent of the U.S. war in Indochina, and the co-founder of Pacific News Service, died at his home in San Francisco on Aug. 20. The cause was advanced Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease. He was 84.

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  • Jewish Leaders Join Support for Ground Zero Mosque

    LOS ANGELES, Aug 22 (New America Media) - Religious leaders from a variety of faiths gathered Friday at the Islamic Center of Southern California in Los Angeles to express support for the building of an Islamic cultural center in Lower Manhattan, two blocks from the former site of the World Trade Center.

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  • Standing Up for Homeless Vets at Stand Downs

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 18 (New America Media) - More than 400 homeless veterans from across Northern California relaxed in comfort at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton. The occasion: a “Stand Down,” where the homeless veterans were given access to good food, clean clothes, showers and beds.

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  • Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Non-Discrimination Against Gays

    MEXICO CITY, Aug 16 (IPS) - In the last two weeks, Mexico's Supreme Court has taken two fundamental steps in recognising the rights of gays and lesbians. On Monday, it voted to uphold a Mexico City law that allows same-sex couples to adopt.

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  • The U.S.-Mexico Border Is Safer Than You Think

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 11 (New America Media) - Crime along the U.S.-Mexico border has been cited to justify everything from Arizona’s new immigration law to Congress’ decision Tuesday to spend another $600 million on border enforcement.

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  • Fire at Tennessee Mosque Site Ruled As Arson
    U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent Steven Gerido said Friday that lab tests confirmed an accelerant was used in the fire early Saturday in Murfreesboro. The site is the location for a new Islamic center, which has drawn vehement opposition.

  • 'Where Is Her Head?' A Classic Campaign Trail Moment
    Some of the things politicians and reporters hear and see when they're out and about deserve a second or third listen. Check out what NPR's Don Gonyea picked up when he visited a county fair in Ohio.

  • A Friendship Tested By Deep Gaza-Israel Divide
    Mohammed Saqar from Gaza and Dana Levy from Israel met when they were teenagers at a peace camp in the U.S. They once both believed in peace in the Middle East. Now, 14 years later, they are still friends -- but both have lost hope for Israel and Gaza.

  • Economic Recovery Still A Long Way Off
    The unemployment rate grew in August from 9.5 percent to 9.6 percent. But that's mostly because 114,000 temporary Census jobs ended. The job decline is less than most economists expected as the private sector added 67,000 new jobs last month.

  • Castro Appearance Adds To Speculation About Role
    In his first public speech in four years, a military-clad Fidel Castro stood on the steps of the University of Havana and addressed thousands of students. He warned them U.S. and Israeli tensions with Iran are pushing the world toward nuclear war.

  • Rwanda Condemns U.N. Report On Congo 'Genocide'
    The United Nations has delayed the release of a report detailing a decade of gruesome attacks against civilians in the Congo after Rwanda protested the findings. Drafts of the report leaked to the media last week and accused Rwandan troops of slaughtering Hutus in Congo in the 1990s.

  • Obama To Offer Plan To Spur Job Growth
    As summer comes to an end this weekend, "Recovery Summer" too sputters to an end. The Obama administration's hopes that the spring's jobs growth would continue were not realized. On Friday, the president said he'd be proposing new plans to give the economy a bit more juice.

  • North Korea Signals Succession Plans Under Way
    For the first time in decades, North Korea is set to hold a Workers' Party Conference -- as early as this weekend. Observers say North Korea's ailing ruler, Kim Jong Il, could be set to pass the reins of the world's only communist dynasty to a third generation, his third son, Kim Jong Un.

  • Now We Are Alone: Living On Without Our Sons
    A year ago, the author and his wife were part of a happy family with a bright future. Then their two sons were killed in a car crash. Now they feel a certain bond with other parents who understand that children die a second time "when no one speaks their name."

  • Union Or Not, Government Workers Being Squeezed
    Unions representing state and local government employees have long been able to protect benefits that are the envy of private-sector workers. With the economy in trouble, though, public employee unions are suddenly losing a lot of battles.

  • Powerful Earthquake Strikes New Zealand
    The magnitude 7.4 temblor hit 19 miles west of the southern city of Christchurch on South Island and shook a wide area in the middle of the night. The extent of the damage was still unclear.

  • Roethlisberger Suspension Cut To Four Games By NFL
    The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback was suspended in April for violating the league's personal conduct policy, after being accused of sexually assaulting a Georgia college student.

  • Earl Weakens But Still Packs Punch As It Heads North
    Powerful gusts and driving rains churned over North Carolina's Outer Banks as the storm moved up the coast. The storm has been downgraded to a Category 1 but remains a threat as it swirls toward New England.

  • Jobs Report Eases Some Fears About Double Dip
    The jobless rate climbed for the first time in four months in August as the economy added fewer private jobs. Overall, non-farm payrolls fell 54,000, the Labor Department said Friday.

  • No God Needed To Create Universe, Hawking Says; Your Thoughts?
    The famed physicist argues in a new book that "spontaneous creation is the reason there is something rather than nothing."

  • Reuters: Top News
  • Obama says to address new economic ideas next week
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will outline new measures next week to boost the U.S. economy after August data on Friday showed again that jobs -- the central issue in November elections -- were being created too slowly.




  • Quake of 7.4 hits New Zealand near Christchurch
    WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A major earthquake of 7.4 magnitude hit New Zealand, 30 km (20 miles) west of Christchurch early on Saturday morning, causing no immediate reports of casualties but widespread damage, authorities said.




  • U.S. and Israel spying behind BlackBerry woe: Dubai police
    DUBAI (Reuters) - Concerns over Israeli access to BlackBerry data, and the use of the device by the United States to spy on the United Arab Emirates are behind the Gulf state's moves to curb the smartphone, Dubai's police chief said.




  • Payrolls data offer ray of hope for recovery
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Employment fell for a third straight month in August, but the drop was far less than expected and private hiring was a positive surprise, relieving concerns about a stalling economic recovery.




  • Government probes Mariner platform fire
    HOUSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Friday launched an investigation into Mariner Energy Inc's Gulf of Mexico platform fire, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.




  • Bomb kills 54 in Pakistan, Taliban threaten U.S.
    QUETTA, Pakistan (Reuters) - A suicide bomber struck a rally in the Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday, killing at least 54 people in the second major attack this week, piling pressure on a U.S.-backed government overwhelmed by a flood crisis.




  • Hurricane Earl weakens after swiping North Carolina
    HYANNIS, Massachusetts (Reuters) - A weakened but still dangerous Hurricane Earl churned up the U.S. eastern seaboard toward New England and Canada on Friday after dealing North Carolina's coast only a glancing blow.




  • Madoff investors win $12.74 mln in Merkin case
    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors in Gabriel Capital LP, a so-called feeder fund that funneled money to imprisoned swindler Bernard Madoff, were awarded $12.74 million by a panel of three arbitrators, court records show.




  • Special Report: Outgunned FDA tries to get tough with drug ads
    SILVER SPRING, Maryland (Reuters) - It wasn't what you would call a casual get-together.




  • BP says failed blowout preventer off Gulf well
    HOUSTON (Reuters) - BP Plc removed a failed blowout preventer from atop its ruptured Gulf of Mexico oil well on Friday afternoon, a company spokesman said.




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  • Hurricane Earl targets Maritimes
    Environment Canada ramps up its weather advisories as Hurricane Earl stays on course for the Maritimes.

  • LaFortune torture suspect to get psychiatric tests
    Dustin Paxton must undergo a psychiatric evaluation as he awaits trial on charges of forcible confinement and assault in two separate cases, a Calgary judge says.

  • New Zealand hit by 7.0-magnitude quake
    A powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake has rocked much of New Zealand's South Island, but no immediate tsunami alert has been issued, and no injuries have been reported.

  • Peshdary gets bail as RCMP probe alleged plot
    Awso Peshdary, an Ottawa man detained on assault charges while under surveillance during an RCMP anti-terrorism investigation, has been granted bail.

  • Markets close higher on jobs data
    U.S. stocks extended their multi-day rally Friday after an encouraging report on jobs lifted hopes about the pace of economic growth.

  • Sex charges linked to Facebook photos
    Police allege a 24-year-old man had illicit sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl in Castlegar, B.C., and posted photos of her on her Facebook site.

  • Quebec package bomb injures man
    A Quebec man in his 50s is in hospital with injuries to his hands and face after a package left on his doorstep exploded Friday morning.

  • Waterloo football player tested positive for HGH
    A member of the suspended University of Waterloo football team has tested positive for human growth hormone, which the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport says is a first in North America.

  • OPP seek bloody clothing in Orangeville case
    People in the Orangeville, Ont., area who may have encountered someone with "unexplained blood" on their footwear or clothing earlier this week have been asked to call police as they continue to investigate the disappearance of a local nurse

  • Kovalchuk deal OK'd by NHL, NHLPA: reports
    The NHL and NHLPA have reached an agreement to revise rules that regulate long-term contracts as part of a global settlement, allowing Ilya Kovalchuk's contract with the New Jersey Devils to pass.

  • Fashion retailer Jacob stops photo retouching
    Women's fashion retailer Jacob has decided to bid adieu to the practice of retouching photos to alter the body shapes of models.

  • Order of Canada honours conferred
    Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean presides over an Order of Canada investiture ceremony in Ottawa, bestowing the honour on four companions, 19 officers and 30 members.

  • UPS cargo plane crashes near Dubai
    A UPS cargo plane with two crew members on board crashed Friday outside Dubai, officials said, and there was no immediate word on casualties.

  • U.A.E. calls BlackBerry a spy tool
    Worries about spying by the U.S. and Israel spurred plans to sharply limit BlackBerry services in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai's police chief said in comments that suggest a tough line in talks with the smartphone maker.

  • Baby carrot campaign pitches veggies as cool
    Baby carrot farmers are launching a campaign that pitches the little, orange, crunchy snacks as daring, fun and naughty - just like junk food.

  • BBC News - Home
  • New phone hacking inquiries call
    Senior Labour politicians urge fresh inquiries into phone hacking claims surrounding the News of the World newspaper.

  • Police question Pakistan players
    Police question the three Pakistan players accused of corruption, while the ICC says that trio implicated have a disciplinary case to answer.

  • Lib Dem veteran Cyril Smith dies
    The former Liberal Democrat MP Sir Cyril Smith has died aged 82, his family and party confirm.

  • Worshippers 'just escaped blast'
    A Hare Krishna temple in Leicester was evacuated seconds before an explosion almost destroyed the building, it emerges.

  • Pakistan rally bomb kills dozens
    A bomb kills at least 50 people at a Shia Muslim rally in the south-western city of Quetta, the second attack on Pakistan's religious minority in days.

  • UN calls special food price talks
    The United Nations' food agency calls a special meeting of policy makers to discuss the recent rapid rises in food prices.

  • Tycoon Nadir bailed in fraud case
    Fugitive tycoon Asil Nadir is remanded on bail at the Old Bailey at his first court appearance on fraud and theft charges.

  • Earthquake hits south New Zealand
    A 7.0-magnitude earthquake strikes New Zealand's South Island, causing widespread minor damage and power cuts.

  • Thompson defends BBC No 10 visit
    Director general denies he compromised the BBC's independence by visiting Downing Street to discuss coverage of the government's spending cuts.

  • Six men jailed for Portugal abuse
    Six Portuguese men are sentenced to up to 18 years in jail after being found guilty of multiple charges of sexual abuse at a state-run children's home.

  • Fans jailed for Manchester riot
    Twelve football hooligans who took part in what a judge said was the worst destruction Manchester has suffered "since the Blitz" are sentenced.

  • Plane body women face no charges
    Two women who were arrested after trying to take a dead relative on to a plane at Liverpool John Lennon Airport will not face charges.

  • Baby Florence makes Downing Street debut
    Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha show off their baby daughter, Florence, for the first time on the steps of Number 10.

  • Sarah Kennedy is leaving BBC Radio 2
    Veteran broadcaster Sarah Kennedy is leaving BBC Radio 2's Dawn Patrol show - 34 years after joining the station

  • England 4-0 Bulgaria
    Jermain Defoe scores a hat-trick as England get their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign off to a winning start against Bulgaria at Wembley.

  • Murray sees off flamboyant Brown
    Britain's Andy Murray overcomes the unorthodox style of Jamaica's Dustin Brown to reach the third round of the US Open.

  • Montenegro 1-0 Wales
    Montenegro captain Mirko Vucinic scores a fine solo goal to condemn Wales to defeat in their opening Euro 2012 qualifier.

  • Slovenia 0-1 Northern Ireland
    Substitute Corry Evans scores with his first touch to give Northern Ireland a 1-0 win over Slovenia in the opening Euro 2012 qualifier in Maribor.

  • Lithuania 0-0 Scotland
    Scotland have to settle for a point as their Euro 2012 qualification campaign begins with frustration in Lithuania.

  • Probe as police crash seized car
    Two police officers are suspended from driving duties after crashing a car they had seized from a suspected drink-driver.

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  • 7.0 quake causes 'a lot of damage' in New Zealand
    A powerful earthquake that struck New Zealand on Saturday caused "a lot of damage," an emergency official said. At least two people suffered serious injuries.


  • Feds bust huge human-trafficking ring
    Six job recruiters have been indicted in federal court in what the FBI has called the largest human-trafficking operation ever to result in charges in the United States.


  • Northeast eyes Earl
    Hurricane Earl weakened to a Category 1 storm Friday with winds of 85 mph, but the Northeast was still preparing to feel its fury.


  • UPS plane crashes near Dubai, kills 2
    A cargo plane has crashed in an uninhabited area near the Dubai airport, according to the official WAM news agency in the United Arab Emirates.


  • Florida love triangle killer sentenced
    A Florida judge sentenced Rachel Wade, the 20-year-old woman convicted of second-degree murder for fatally stabbing her romantic rival in a fight last year, to 27 years in prison Friday.


  • Scientists find recipe for water in space
    European scientists say they've figured out the recipe for water in space: Just add starlight.


  • Vet gets Medal of Honor after 42 years
    President Barack Obama will award the Medal of Honor, the military's highest award for bravery, to Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Richard Etchberger for his valor in saving the lives of three wounded comrades in Laos in 1968, the White House announced Friday.


  • Settlements stall Mideast peace talks
    After two days of meetings and talks led by President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Israeli and Palestinian leaders leave Washington deadlocked over the contentious issue of Israeli settlements.


  • 25 drug suspects die in shootout
    A shootout between soldiers and suspected drug dealers in northeast Mexico left 25 of the suspects dead, the regional military said Thursday.


  • Opinion: Plea to free U.S. hikers in Iran
    When the month of Ramadan began, I received a letter from Laura Fattal, the mother of one of the three young American hikers detained in Iran. In it, Fattal appealed to me, the first Muslim scholar she had contacted, to intervene on behalf of her son and his two friends.


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  • Private Sector in U.S. Added More Jobs Over the Summer
    Private employers added 235,000 in last three months. But the government shed more jobs in August, and the jobless rate rose to 9.6 percent.



  • Syria Seeks to Curb Influence of Muslim Conservatives
    The country, which had sought to show solidarity with regional Islamic groups and allow religious figures a greater role in public life, has recently reversed course.



  • Rangel Should Leave Office, Manhattan Voters Tell Poll
    The poll revealed a reversal in public sentiment toward Representative Charles B. Rangel in light of charges of ethical violations.



  • G.O.P. Poised to Control 30 Governor Seats
    Republicans are on track to win 30 governor seats in November, up from 23 now, according to the FiveThirtyEight forecasting model.



  • Hurricane Weakens as It Hits the Coast
    A diminished Hurricane Earl on Friday churned north through the Atlantic toward the communities along Cape Cod.



  • Pessimism Permeates Mideast Media on Peace Talks
    Many Palestinian and Israeli commentators described this week’s talks in Washington as mere political theater.



  • Your Money: How Debt Can Destroy a Budding Relationship
    Because one person’s debt becomes a shared responsibility in marriage, when do you reveal a substantial liability?



  • 7.4 Earthquake Hits New Zealand
    A major earthquake hit west of Christchurch early Saturday morning, causing no immediate reports of casualties but widespread damage, authorities said.



  • Taliban Claim Deadly Attack in Pakistan
    The explosion, two days after another attack, killed at least 40 people, as militants intensify their campaign to destabilize the Pakistani government.



  • Patient Money: Food Safety Tips for the Budget-Conscious
    Safety experts have advice on ways to germ-proof your food, and still save money.



  • Beliefs: Web Site Mixes Satire, Religion and the Weather
    The “Is My Husband Gay?” column brought new popularity to Christwire. Yes, it’s all one big joke.



  • Harrison Can’t Capitalize on His Moment
    A thrilling battle for 18-year-old American Ryan Harrison ended in disappointment on Friday.



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  • 'Tea party' on a roll: Can Christine O'Donnell win in Delaware?

    After toppling moderate Sen. Lisa Murkowski in Alaska, the 'tea party' it setting its sights on Delaware. Tea party favorite Christine O'Donnell is challenging moderate US Rep. Mike Castle in this month's GOP US Senate primary.




  • Mosque near ground zero controversy simmers ... with media help

    The mosque near ground zero debate is still percolating partly because the topic is so well suited to blogs and talk shows.




  • New Zealand earthquake: Magnitude 7.4 temblor rocks nation's South Island

    New Zealand earthquake causes road damage in Christchurch, but no injuries reported.




  • Chinese satellites bump gently. Was it a military maneuver?

    Two Chinese satellites bumped into each other very gently, leaving analysts wondering what China is up to.




  • Despite high jobless rate, five states on job-growth spurt

    Since reaching a low last December, US private-sector employment has grown by 763,000 jobs, the Labor Department reported Friday. But some states are better at creating new jobs than others. For example: While California has created lots of jobs, its performance relative to its size is only middling. Here are the Top 5 job-creating states when their size is taken into account (click on the right arrow to see the next state):




  • Drew Barrymore and Justin Long star in 'Going the Distance'

    Drew Barrymore and Justin Long’s characters entwine in a low-key long-distance relationship, in the romantic comedy 'Going the Distance.’




  • Passing, winning, and optimization

    What happens when you apply game theory to actual games? Deciding between running and passing in football, for example.




  • Throw this on the Labor Day grill: tax cuts for small business

    The jobs outlook is not especially sizzlin' this Labor Day, as unemployment creeps up to 9.6 percent. But private-sector jobs are growing, and President Obama is wisely considering tax cuts for small business.




  • House races 101: Is the Republican Party primed for a takeover?

    Many more Democratic House seats than Republican ones are vulnerable this year. Republicans are targeting the Democrats' freshman class, plus some veteran lawmakers.




  • Mideast peace talks: How can Obama push them forward?

    Mideast peace talks will continue Sept. 14-15 in the region, and the Israeli and Palestinian leaders intend to meet every two weeks or so after that. Many say that the US needs to take a strong role.




  • Oprah's next book club pick: What will it be?

    Everyone's speculating on Oprah's next book club selection, scheduled to be announced on Sept. 17.




  • Hurricane Earl update: storm surges up coast toward Cape Cod

    The latest hurricane Earl update has the storm accelerating toward Cape Cod and passing Nantucket after midnight. But hurricane Earl is expected to weaken further as it passes offshore.




  • North Korea's Kim Jong-il may go public with dynastic rule

    Speculation is rampant that North Korea's Kim Jong-il will go public with plans to name his son his heir at a rare political conference.




  • New Zealand quake registers 7.4 magnitude; no tsunami warnings

    New Zealand quake wakes up the South Pacific nation early in the morning. Initial reports only mention minor damage to the area.




  • Arizona governor debate: Was Jan Brewer really that bad?

    The Jan Brewer gaffe in the Arizona governor debate Wednesday was one for the history books. But there have been plenty of cringe-worthy moments in debates – and they don't always matter.




  • Counting the margin: Real unemployment for August 2010

    The government has traditionally represented unemployment as those people who are currently seekin full-time employment. Anyone who has surrendered the job hunt is 'on the margin', and not counted.




  • At last, scientists solve the mystery of the floating octopus

    In 300 BC, Aristotle speculated why female Argonaut octopuses have a thin shell. Now, scientists finally offer an answer.




  • Israeli-Palestinian talks: How to keep saboteurs at bay

    Even before the Israeli-Palestinian talks began Sept. 2, an attack by Hamas and a death call by a prominent Jewish rabbi have signaled that extremists want to derail the negotiations. Benjamin Natanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas need to rally the center.




  • Is Obama focused enough on the unemployment rate?

    Both critics and supporters say Obama doesn't appear to voters to be paying enough heed to jobs and the unemployment rate. Some see the problem as his focus, others as his message.




  • Maria Sharapova moves into US Open 3rd round, where she will meet Beatrice Capra

    Maria Sharapova is a former US Open champ who seems to enjoy the bright lights of New York. Maria Sharapova is about to play an up-and-coming phenom in 18 year-old Beatrice Capra Saturday in the tournament's third round.




  • ABC News: Top Stories
  • 'Miracle' Encounter: Nurse Finds Long-Lost Dad in Hospital Bed


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    Family - father - Parenting - Home - Health


  • Man Behind Airport Scare Once Jailed for Smuggling Deadly Bubonic Plague
    Thomas Butler, the passenger who triggered alert at Miami International Airport, spent two years in prison for illegally transporting bubonic plague pathogens. He was found to be innocent of any offense in the aiport scare, however.

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    Miami International Airport - Aviation - Airports - Business - Transportation and Logistics


  • Weakened Earl Headed to New England
    A weakened Hurricane Earl continued moving toward New England today, as officials in North Carolina and Virginia said they had dodged disaster. Although the Category 1 storm is expected to continue weakening, it could still bring dangerous, hurricane-force winds to Cape Cod and other coastal communities by late tonight.

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    East Coast of the United States - Tropical cyclone - Earth Sciences - Atmospheric Sciences - Meteorology


  • New Zealand Rocked by Powerful 7.4 Quake
    Powerful 7.1 quake rocks New Zealand's South Island; 2 seriously injured; looters hit streets

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    New Zealand - South Island - Earthquake - Oceania - Pacific Tsunami Warning Center


  • Fire at Tenn. Mosque Site Was Arson
    Authorities rule arson caused fire at Tennessee mosque site, offer $20K reward for information

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    Arson - Tennessee - United States - Islam - Arts


  • Teen Accused of Killing Opossum on Video
    California teen allegedly killed opossum, posted video on Facebook.

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    Facebook - Online Communities - Social Networking - Business - People


  • Video Game Barred From Military Exchanges
    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service, along with the Coast Guard exchange, has made a decision not to allow the sale of the new 'Medal of Honor' video game in its stores or online site over concerns that players can assume the role of Taliban fighters and kill U.S. soldiers.

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    Medal of Honor - Taliban - Video game - United States armed forces - United States Army


  • Garden of Death: Man Survives Freak Infection
    Researchers have published a case report involving a 67-year-old man admitted to a hospital in March after spending eight days suffering from fever, shortness of breath and confusion. Doctors diagnosed pneumonia, but were at a loss to find the underlying cause, according to the report this week in The Lancet.

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    Pneumonia - Infectious disease - Health - Conditions and Diseases - Harvard Medical School


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  • UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Dubai Airport
    UPS cargo plane with 2 crew members on board crashes near Dubai airport.

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    Dubai - United Arab Emirates - Dubai International Airport - United Parcel Service - Middle East


  • Kat Von D Declares Jesse James Her Man
    It's official: Jesse James and Kat Von D are an item. On Thursday, the tattooed 'LA Ink' star (real name: Katherine Von Drachenberg) told People magazine that she's in love with Sandra Bullock's ex-husband. Earlier this month she tweeted -- then deleted -- the news that she was seeing the motorcyle mogul.

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    Jesse James - Sandra Bullock - Kat Von D - LA Ink - History


  • Did Lindsay Lohan Hit a Baby Stroller?
    Where Lindsay Lohan goes, scandal follows. The 24-year-old starlet, fresh out of rehab, has been accused of a hit-and-run after allegedly gracing a baby stroller with her Maserati in West Hollywood.

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    Lindsay Lohan - Maserati - Shopping - Recreation - Makes and Models


  • Michael Douglas' Life as a Cancer Patient
    Cancer patient survives 31 grueling days in radiation treatment similar to what "Wall Street" actor has already begun.

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    Michael Douglas - Wall Street - Cancer - Radiation therapy - Health


  • Indonesia's Smoking Toddler Kicks the Habit
    An Indonesian toddler who smoked up to two packs a day quits cold turkey.

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    Indonesia - Asia - Cigarette - Government - South Sumatra


  • Heidi Montag: 'I Don't Want My Face to Fall Off'
    Reality-TV star Heidi Montag says she is worried her face will "fall off like Michael Jackson" because of all of her extensive plastic surgery.

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    Heidi Montag - Plastic surgery - Reality television - Michael Jackson - Surgery


  • Mont. Teen Accidentally Texts Sheriff to Buy Pot
    Montana teen looking to buy pot pushes wrong number on phone, accidentally texts sheriff.

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    Sheriff - Law - Law Enforcement - Misdialed call - United States


  • Revenge or Random: Nebraska Couple's Death
    Wayne and Sharmon Stock were found viciously murdered in their Nebraska farmhouse, apparently killed on Easter Sunday, 2006. The tiny town of Murdock, Nebr., where many hadn't locked their doors for years, was in utter disbelief.

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    Murder - Easter - United States - Nebraska - Holidays


  • WATCH: Naked Homeless Man's Weird 911 Call
    Oregon police arrest Mark Eskelson after he called 911 to request a hug.

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    Police - Oregon - United States - Law Enforcement - Law


  • WATCH: Sleeping SUV Driver Slams Into Store
    No injuries after the driver of an SUV slams into a Massachusetts store.

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    Auto racing - Sports - Motorsports - Organizations - Champ Car World Series


  • WATCH: Last Minute Labor Day Travel Deals
    Flights to Las Vegas and the Caribbean are at a low.

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    Caribbean - Las Vegas Nevada - Labor Day - United States - Holidays


  • washingtonpost.com - Today's Highlights
  • Unemployment rate edges up
    President Obama will offer details next week of a package to try to address high unemployment.


    Unemployment - Employment - Recreation - Picture Ratings - United States Department of Labor


  • Suicide bomb in Pakistan kills 55
    Attack at Shiite rally triggers fears of rising sectarian violence as nation reels from floods.


    Pakistan - Shia Islam - Lahore - Asia - Sectarian violence


  • On Mars, building blocks of life?
    NASA's 1976 Viking mission found "no organics," but new research suggests another explanation.


    NASA - Mars - Solar System - Astronomy - Planets


  • Albert Haynesworth goes the distance
    Redskins end preseason with a loss, but Albert Haynesworth plays entire game against Cardinals.


    Washington Redskins - Albert Haynesworth - NFL - Sports - Football


  • Joe Miller's real test yet to come
    Can likely senator who has decried government spending fight for federal resources for Alaska?


    Alaska - joemiller - United States - lisamurkowski - Politics


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  • New Fire in the Gulf Reignites Debate Over Offshore Drilling Ban
    Second fire at an offshore oil facilities in less than five months has spurred some to press the Obama administration to extend its six-month ban on deepwater drilling, but critics of that plan say the arguments fall flat.
  • BP Removes Blowout Preventer From Well


  • Earl Lashes Northeast But 'Losing Its Punch'
    After storm weakens to Category 1 storm, a hurricane warning remains in effect for southeastern Massachusetts, where forecasters say fierce winds and heavy rains pose a threat to the region | |
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  • Muslim Group Calls GI 'Traitor' for Faith Claim
    American Muslim organization is asking the U.S. Army to deny a Muslim soldier's request for conscientious objector status, accusing him of treason and urging the military to punish him to the full extent of law
  • Fox News Poll: Obama Approval Up From Summer Low
  • Gates: 'Tough Days Ahead' in Afghan South | VIDEO
  • Fox News Poll: Americans Say Iraq War Worth It


  • Obama Feels Heat as Jobless Rate Climbs
    New employment figures renew GOP's call for Obama to replace his economic team, as the president sought to put the best face on what many say is just more evidence of an economy stuck in neutral | VIDEO
  • YOU DECIDE: How to Fix It?
  • Fox News Poll: Low Confidence That Obama Can Fix Economy
  • OPINION: A Repeat of 1937?
  • Fact-Checking Dems on Jobs


  • For 2nd Time, Ohio Woman Gives Birth in Vehicle
    For a second time, an Ohio woman has given birth to a baby who couldn't wait and arrived on the drive to the hospital.

  • Double Hand Transplant Patient Shows New Hands
    The recipient of a rare double hand transplant says he feels "fantastic" and can wiggle fingers on both his new hands.

  • Farm Workers: Go Ahead, Take Our Jobs- VIDEO
  • Clinton: Peace Talks Could Be 'Last Chance'
  • Scientists Get Unique View of Earth-Size Sunspot- Hawking Picks Physics Over God for Big Bang
  • Magnitude 7.0 Quake Rocks New Zealand - USGS: Earthquake Fact Sheet
  • Iranian Opposition Leader's Home Attacked- Iran Threatens at Anti-Israel Rally to Strike
  • Lebanon Readies Itself for Hariri Tribunal
  • Report: Mosque Backer Funded Terror Group- OPINION: Obama's Sense of Right and Wrong- Anti-Islamic Pol Gets New Death Threats
  • Clinton Fan Releases First Hillary 2012 Ad
  • Fox News Poll: Voters Agree on Term Limits
  • Mich. Court Leaves 'Tea Party' Off Nov. Ballot- OPINION: Liberals Are Losing It
  • 'Gone With the Wind' Daughter Dies at 76
  • Former Egg Farm Workers: Complaints Ignored- FULL COVERAGE: Egg Recall
  • Lindsay in Baby Hit and Run?
    Eyewitness says Lohan ran light and hit nanny pushing stroller, then left the scene, but actress denies
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  • 'Gone With the Wind' Revisted
    More than 70 years after its release, the Hollywood classic is still revered as one of the best of all time. Find out what happened to the stars | 'Gone With the Wind' Star Dies




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