Elliot Saltman is banned from golf for three months after being found guilty of a “serious breach” of regulations at a Challenge Tour event.

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Saltman banned for three months

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Cold weather frosting much of the country spared Florida’s citrus crop Tuesday, but more near-record lows expected overnight will pose another challenge.

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Cold snap hits as far south as Florida

Tiger Woods’s loss to Graeme McDowell at the Chevron World Challenge marked the first time Woods had gone winless over a season since he turned professional in 1996.

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McDowell’s Birdie Putts Foil Woods

Graeme McDowell overhauls a four-shot deficit before beating Tiger Woods in a play-off to win the Chevron World Challenge in California.

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McDowell beats Woods in play-off

Lee Westwood chips in at the 18th hole to win the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa by eight shots.

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Westwood cruises to Nedbank title

The Southern California native is competing in the Chevron World Challenge, an 18-player invitational benefiting the Tiger Woods Foundation.

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Woods Returns to World Challenge

Losing his challenge to incumbent Senator Lisa Murkowski in Alaska isn’t stopping Tea Party candidate Joe Miller from keeping the race alive. Though the last ballots were counted over a week ago and Murkowski was declared the winner with over 40…

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Joe Miller Presses On in Alaska

A study of marsupial carnivores’ skulls from the past 40 million years shows the creatures rose to the challenge of evolution just as their placental cousins did.

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Pouched killers ‘a diverse group’

England batsman Kevin Pietersen says he is ready for the challenge awaiting him from Australian left arm spinner Xavier Doherty ahead of the 2010 Ashes series

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Pietersen ready for Doherty test

The Lakers improved in the off-season by restocking their bench with forward Matt Barnes and guard Steve Blake, but Oklahoma City could become their challenge.

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N.B.A. Season Preview: Lakers Best in West, but Watch Out for Thunder

The Department of Justice has persuaded the Supreme Court to take a look at Ashcroft v. Al-Kidd, in which it argues that former attorney general John Ashcroft cannot be sued for the mistreatment of an American citizen held by use of a material witness warrant under false premises. The courts below, heavily dominated by conservative Republican appointees, found that the challenge should go forward; the evidence of serious misconduct by Justice officials was sufficient to get to a trial. . . .

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SCOTT HORTON—Standing Tall for Tyranny

Chris Van Hollen is a confidence man. “We’re confident we’re going to retain the majority, and I’m confident that Nancy Pelosi will be speaker of the House,” says the Maryland congressman in charge of keeping the House Democratic.

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Chris Van Hollen’s challenge: Confidence in the face of a landslide

Runners in the Mount Lemmon Marathon in Tucson did it for bragging rights, for the challenge, for the health benefits, for the pure absurdity of running to 8,000 feet above sea level.

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Marathon’s Finish Line Comes With a Real High: 8,000 Feet

Vulnerable Democrats, mostly in the rural south, face the challenge of reviving the spirit of 2008 for black voters without alienating right-leaning white majorities in their districts.

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Black Turnout Will Be Crucial for Democrats