Surprisingly good news sparks a surge on Wall Street, bringing the Dow above 9,000 for the first time since early January.
Highest point in months
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Surprisingly good news sparks a surge on Wall Street, bringing the Dow above 9,000 for the first time since early January.
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These discount opportunities can save you up to 70 percent on your next trip to the theater.
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These fields are projected to have higher-than-average employment growth rates and a huge demand for workers.
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At a prime-time press conference, President Obama responds to a question about the arrest of prominent black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr.
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President Obama's push for fast-tracked, health care legislation is meeting resistance from within his own party, but he has at least one governor from the other side of the aisle on his side -- Arnold Schwarzenegger .
A Russian teen knocked out his grandmother and her friend with a frying pan because they wouldn't stop talking about their favorite TV series.
Three people have been accused of letting rats bite a 6-week-old girl and chew off her toes at their cluttered Ohio mobile home.
A 13-year-old schoolgirl has been arrested by armed police - after they discovered a high-powered assault rifle in her wardrobe.
The sole surviving gunman of last year's Mumbai attacks told the judge in court today that he was prepared to be put to death after making a dramatic confession of his role in the operation.
The household appliance has sparked legitimate as well as unfounded health fears.
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A group of lawmakers say the health care bill opens a back door to publicly financed abortions.
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The telescope's mirror — stretching almost 100 feet in diameter, or nearly the length of a Boeing 737's wingspan — will be so large that it should be able to gather light that will have spent 13 billion years traveling to earth. This means astronomers looking into the telescope will be able to see images of the first stars and galaxies forming — some 400 million years after the Big Bang.
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It's the bogeyman of the heated debate about overhauling U.S. health care. Critics charge that revamping the American system will turn the country into Canada, with a nationalized health care system and people dying as they wait for needed services they no longer can get.
Jim DeMint (retard-SC) stands by his comment that health care will be President Obama's Waterloo, a comment Obama derided in a health care speech yesterday.
"I think he played right into my hands," DeMint told Neil Cavuto on Faux News this afternoon, adding that Obama's frequent appearances over the last several days show a level of desperation. "Any time the president of the United States goes after a freshman senator, he's losing his grip a little bit."
A Chinese boy was left seriously ill after drinking gas to try and turn himself into a Transformer robot.
Owners of a Texas plant store were shocked to discover the bandit responsible for a recent string thefts at the nursery was a monkey.
Super-chapped lips or dark circles under your eyes could indicate health issues worth looking into.
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On Wednesday, the moon will pass in front of the sun, producing a total solar eclipse that will last longer than any other until 2132.
A girl born with half of her cerebral cortex missing sees perfectly because of a reorganisation of the brain circuits involved in vision
repugicans want Americans to go bankrupt over medical bills.
repugicans want American to suffer and die.
repugicans are putting politics over people.
repugicans are putting campaign contributions over country.
A private memo distributed by the repugican national committee calls for like-minded advocates to help defeat President Barack Obama's health care proposals by delaying its consideration.
..in an effort to slow down reform, the rnc advises its advocates to use a whole host of political tools, from organizing town halls, to writing letters to the editor, to booking surrogates on radio and television, to engaging in "street theater" protests outside democratic events. and in a bit of irony, the memo's authors encourage readers to frame the president as the one acting out of political motivations.Read the rest here
Astronomers are stunned after a man using his backyard telescope finds evidence that an object has hit the planet.
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A new black spot about as big as the Earth has been found on Jupiter – astronomers say it was caused by an impact, not by one of the planet's famous storms
The invasion of Erin Andrews' privacy could give aspiring female journalists pause.
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The national housing bust has created some outstanding opportunities for would-be home buyers — if you know where to look.
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Kelly Hildebrandt is in love with Kelly Hildebrandt, and soon they'll be married.
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Amid Japan's steep recession and political gridlock, Taro Aso calls for national elections next month.
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Find out which Apollo 11 astronaut has a hip hop single, and who may have flubbed a famous line.
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President Obama, calling the need for healthcare reform "urgent" and "indisputable," said today that it is not his own political fortune that is at stake, but rather the health of the nation's economy.
Explosive material recovered from the scene of two suicide bombings at hotels in the Indonesian capital is "identical" to that used by the Southeast Asian terrorist network Jemaah Islamiyah in earlier attacks, police said.

The court decision was immediately executed and all accused persons were shot dead. It is not clear where the execution took place and did the government hand over the bodies to their relatives or not? According to the official statistics, 184 people were killed last month in the unrest in Xinjiang-Uighur autonomous province of China last month, but unofficial figures showed more than 1000 people dead and nearly 2000 arrested. The Chinese officials didn’t rule out that the arrested people would be executed.
A U.N. tribunal convicted two Serb cousins Monday of having burned alive more than 100 Muslims in what the presiding judge called a part of the "wretched history of man's inhumanity to man."
Milan Lukic and Sredoje Lukic were convicted of crimes dating back to the early 1990s, during the bitter ethnic conflict that ravaged the former Yugoslavia.
The crimes include two incidents in which Muslim men, women and children were forced into homes that were then set on fire -- and some who tried to escape were shot.
Scientists are playing down astrologers' fears about this week's total solar eclipse.
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A 112-year-old Montana man appears to be the world's oldest, after the death of a British WWI vet.
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Bosses at Knowsley Safari Park are warning motorists to beware of the baboons, after the animals learned how to open rooftop luggage and began stealing items such as underwear.
World War I veteran Henry Allingham piloted one of the first airplanes and leaves an amazing legacy.
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The strange dark goo stretching for miles near the coast has been identified, but residents are still uneasy.
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