Saturday, February 27th, 2010
Even though many economists say the Great Recession ended over the summer, you’d never know it by the millions of Americans still struggling to find work.
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Long-Term Joblessness ‘Off The Charts’
Saturday, February 27th, 2010
Please let us know if you know of any Twitter accounts we should include on this page. We have a Chile Earthquake focused page here and a Hawaii Tsunami Updates page, and a larger Tsunami Impacts page as well. More on Natural Disasters
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Alaska Tsunami Impact: Live Updates
Thursday, February 25th, 2010
Manchester City defender Wayne Bridge announces he does not wish to be chosen for England duty, thereby ruling himself out of this summer’s World Cup.
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Bridge pulls out of ‘divisive’ England duty
Thursday, February 11th, 2010
WASHINGTON — The head of the influential trade association for drug manufacturers announced Thursday night that he is leaving his job. The development comes amid uncertainty over the fate of President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul, which the drug association had backed after striking a deal with the White House and Senate Democrats to limit costs to the industry in the legislation
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Billy Tauzin Leaving Pharma: Top Lobbyist For Drugmakers Stepping Down
Thursday, February 11th, 2010
WASHINGTON — Rep. Patrick Kennedy has decided not to seek re-election after eight terms in Congress, saying his life is “taking a new direction” just months after the death of his father and mentor, Sen. Edward Kennedy.
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Patrick Kennedy WILL NOT RUN: No Re-Election Race For Ted Kennedy’s Son In Rhode Island
Friday, February 5th, 2010
SEATTLE — Arizona first-year coach Sean Miller said late Thursday his school will impose its own sanctions on the basketball program for violations by former coach Lute Olson related to an offseason AAU tournament in 2008. Miller confirmed the action after his Pac-10 co-leading Wildcats lost at Washington. He did not confirm or deny a Foxsports.com report that the Wildcats are going to sacrifice a scholarship, recruiting days in the summer and on-campus visits by recruits.
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Arizona Basketball Sanctions: Recruiting Violations Penalty To Be Self-Imposed
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
KANDAHAR AIR FIELD, Afghanistan — “Attack! Attack! Attack! Attack!” No bombs nor rockets – just a spectator yelling during a tight game of the Kandahar Ball Hockey League, played Monday through Friday nights at NATO’s biggest military base in southern Afghanistan.
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Hockey In Afghanistan: Desert League Provides R&R For Troops
Monday, December 28th, 2009
Far from petering out after the summer’s crackdowns, Iran’s opposition movement appears stronger than ever, and the government has responded by shooting protesters, jailing activists, and allegedly assassinating opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi’s…
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Iran at the Breaking Point
Saturday, December 26th, 2009
A Nigerian man with possible al Qaeda ties is accused of igniting an explosive device on a jetliner to Detroit on Christmas Day. The Daily Beast on the man accused of the crime, the heroic passengers who stopped him, and the spate of terror attacks on…
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Attack on Christmas
Friday, December 25th, 2009
With the countdown clock ticking to the end of the Aughts, The Daily Beast takes a look at the unaccounted-for people, inexplicable crimes, and unresolved cases likely to enter the 2010s still unconcluded.
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The Decade in Unsolved Mysteries
Friday, December 25th, 2009
This story is part of HuffPost Impact’s 12 Days, 12 Cities, 12 Families series, highlighting Americans who have persevered to overcome incredible challenges and the nonprofits that helped change their lives.
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When Tragedy Strikes, Detroit Man Turns To Art, Kindness
Friday, December 25th, 2009
This story is part of HuffPost Impact’s 12 Days, 12 Cities, 12 Families series, highlighting Americans who have persevered to overcome incredible challenges and the nonprofits that helped change their lives.
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When Tragedy Strikes, Detroit Man Turns To Art, Kindness
Thursday, December 17th, 2009
By Joan E. Solsman, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal A small computer-based design firm in Missouri is suing Microsoft (MSFT) for trademark infringement over the name Bing, the design company’s namesake and the title of the software giant’s new Web-search engine.
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Missouri Firm Sues Microsoft Over "Bing" [Voices]
Thursday, December 17th, 2009
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Feeling the heat — from corn to cabernet
Thursday, December 17th, 2009
My Christmas card this year from Johnny Rodrigues, chairman for the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force, came with the below unexpected, pleasant surprise.
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Rhino Befriends Warthog Family
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