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| Neb. voters approve ban on affirmative action |
| Nebraska voters have approved a ban on government-sponsored affirmative action. |
| U.S. Postal service honors Bob Hope with stamp |
| LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Bob Hope already has been named an "honorary veteran" by the U.S. government, but on Wednesday the Postal Service said it will give the late comedian another honor -- a commemo... |
| French railway attack suspects belong to radical left-wing group |
| Paris - Ten people arrested for a recent series of attacks on French railway lines are said to belong to a small left-wing extremist group intent on carrying out acts of disruption, French media reported on Wednesday. Five of the 10 suspects - includ... |
| Segway inventor touts island as an energy model |
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| Mourners celebrate lives of slain Hudson relatives
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 AP - Mourners in Jennifer Hudson's childhood church Sunday listened as the second-grade teacher of the entertainer's slain nephew read aloud from journals written by his classmates — including one who lamented that Julian King didn't live long enough to become president.
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| Obama team: No decisions on reversing Bush orders
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 Reuters - U.S. President-elect Barack Obama's team cautioned on Monday he had not yet decided whether to reverse executive orders on topics such as stem cell research and oil drilling imposed by President George W. Bush.
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| Forests Vanishing Swiftly in Haiti |
| GRAND COLLINE, Haiti, Feb. 16 -- Far from the spreading slums of the Haitian capital, past barren dirt mountains and hillsides stripped to a chalky white core, two woodcutters bring down a towering oak tree in one of the few forested valleys left in the Caribbean country.
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| Barack a reborn Lincoln aide |
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| Gay weddings to begin in US state |
| Same-sex couples in the US state of Connecticut can be granted marriage licences, a judge rules. |
| US official says government's Ike response slow |
| A top official of the Federal Emergency Management Agency admits that the agency was sluggish in its response to Texans affected by Hurricane Ike's devastation, according to a published report. |
| Biden in Ohio pounds McCain on economy |
| Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden hammered away at John McCain on the economy Friday, accusing him of supporting an economic blueprint of President Bush that has hurt all Americans. |
| Gay marriages set for Wednesday in Connecticut |
| Connecticut state Rep. Beth Bye and Tracey Wilson hope to become the first gay couple to marry legally in their town of West Hartford on Wednesday. |
| Kawasaki Heavy wins order for 140 subway cars from New York |
| TOKYO — Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd said Monday it has been awarded a contract worth $275 million, or 27 billion yen, to deliver 140 subway cars to New York City Transit between September 200... |
| ‘Remarkable’ Latino support for Obama |
| A new generation of Latino voters from Nevada to Florida flocked to Barack Obama on Tuesday, overturning assumptions about their willingness to back a black candidate and creating a significant challe... |
| Even biggest jets can save fuel with techniques under study |
| But a Boeing 747 operated by United Airlines managed Friday to save 1,564 gallons of fuel and 32,656 pounds of carbon emissions during a single flight from Australia to the U.S. by incorporating fuel-... |
| FBI: Girl was raped, forced to cook and clean |
| Two men took a 16-year-old girl from New York to Indiana and subjected her to sexual abuse, forced labor and beatings during a six-month ordeal, federal prosecutors said. |
| New bone find encourages Fossett investigators
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 AP - Searchers have found what appear to be two large human bones near the crash site of Steve Fossett's plane in California's Sierra Nevada, along with the adventurer's tennis shoes and driver's license, authorities said Thursday.
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| Obama's grandmother dies a day before election |
| Barack Obama says that his grandmother has died after a battle with cancer. |
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