| USA TODAY | - 50 minutes ago |
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WASHINGTON
- A potentially historic snowstorm whipped by gale force winds began
hammering the Mid-Atlantic coast Friday, threatening to shut down big
eastern cities for days with more than 2 feet of snow, widespread power
outages and impassable ...
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WINNIPEG,
Manitoba Five people were killed and two critically injured in a school
shooting in a remote part of Saskatchewan on Friday and a male suspect
was in custody, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and police said.
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| Los Angeles Times | - 44 minutes ago |
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Pastor
David Bullock holds up a bottle of Flint water at a protest outside
Gov. Rick Snyder's office on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016, in Lansing, Mich.
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The
CDC is investigating a multi-state listeria outbreak has sickened 11
and left 1 person dead. 0 Shares. Email. A multi-state listeria outbreak
has killed one person and hospitalized 11 others, according to the U.S.
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U.S.
regulators on Friday announced a new recall of about 5 million vehicles
with potentially defective Takata Corp air bags, covering some
automakers not previously affected by one of the biggest auto safety
recalls in U.S.
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Pictured
(L-R) are Republican presidential candidates Sen. Ted Cruz in Mason
City, Iowa, Jan. 8, 2016 and Donald Trump in Burlington, Vt.
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| Washington Post | - 6 hours ago |
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That
villain, of course, is Donald Trump, the favorite to win the GOP
presidential primary. A good comic-book villain has a weakness.
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| Yahoo News | - 14 hours ago |
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Berlin
(AFP) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel will press Ankara to help stem
the flow of migrants to Europe in talks with Turkey's prime minister
Friday, as two more refugee boats capsized, killing eight children.
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| Slate Magazine (blog) | - 8 hours ago |
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In
last week's State of the Union address, President Obama urged Congress
to put its money where its mouth is on the fight against ISIS.
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| Western Journalism | - 8 hours ago |
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In
an account similar to other Cosby accusers, Hill told Pittsburgh's KDKA
in November that the comedian, starting in 1983, flew the then teenage
model and aspiring actress to cities in which he was performing and
would invite her to his hotel room ...
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| The Independent | - 7 hours ago |
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The BBC News
Channel has been identified as the next BBC service to become
online-only as the organisation looks to embrace technological change
and make cost savings following cuts to its budgets.
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"There is some sort of human impact that causes these birds to change their migration strategy," she told BBC News.
"Those that stay north of the Sahara seem to have advantages from
feeding on these landfill sites in Morocco. "For a white stork it's a ...
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Crime
victim services in England and Wales will receive the same level of
funding in the next financial year. The Association of Police and Crime
Commissioners says it will receive £63m in 2016-17, the same as in
2015-16.
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| BBC News | - 18 hours ago |
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The
phrase crash for cash first emerged around 10 years ago and has now
taken its place in common parlance. For the Yandell family from south
Wales it became a career choice, a way of life.
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A
teenager has admitted killing two people in separate attacks while they
were out walking in a town in Essex. The 17-year-old, who cannot be
named due to his age, stabbed James Attfield, 33, more than 100 times in
Colchester on 29 March 2014.
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Walmart
must offer to give jobs back to 16 workers it fired for missing shifts
to take part in a strike, a judge has said. Administrative Law Judge
Geoffrey Carter found the workers had suffered discrimination.
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The
head writer and executive producer of Doctor Who, Steven Moffat, is to
step down from the show, the BBC has confirmed. His last series will go
out in spring 2017 following a Christmas special, after which he will be
replaced by Broadchurch writer ...
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| BBC News | - 13 hours ago |
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Attempts
to trademark the shapes of Kit Kats and London taxis have failed,
opening the door for rivals to imitate them. So how come other products
get to protect their distinctive shapes?
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0122_Al_Shabab_fighters
Al-Shabab recruits walk down a street in Mogadishu, Somalia, March 5,
2012. ISIS had made overtures to the Somali group, but it has so far
remained loyal to Al-Qaeda.
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| New York Times | - 6 hours ago |
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MOSCOW
- President Vladimir Putin has made no public comment on the
sensational report by a British judge that concluded the Kremlin leader
probably approved a 2006 plan to kill a Russian dissident in London.
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On
October 20, Bashar al-Assad quietly slipped out of Syria for the first
time since his country's civil war had begun, four years and a quarter
million lives earlier, and flew to Moscow for an awkward, and by all
accounts chilly, meeting with Vladimir ...
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| 7Online WSVN-TV | - 4 hours ago |
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(IHA
via AP). People check bodies of migrants that were drowned as they were
trying to reach Greece, at a port near Izmir, Turkey, Thursday, Jan.
21, 2016.
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| New York Times | - 15 minutes ago |
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PORT
AU PRINCE, Haiti - A runoff election to choose the next president of
Haiti was delayed on Friday, less than 48 hours before it was to take
place, as protesters who expected a rigged outcome began to block roads
and burn voting centers.
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DAVOS,
Switzerland The United States hopes that Saudi Arabia may restore
diplomatic ties with Iran, a senior State Department official said by
phone on Friday ahead of Secretary of State John Kerry's Saturday visit
to Riyadh.
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| New York Times | - 4 hours ago |
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MADRID
- Spain's incumbent conservative Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy turned
down an offer Friday by King Felipe VI to try to form a new government
following last month's inconclusive elections but said he would continue
to seek support for his ...
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MARINE
CORPS BASE HAWAII, Hawaii - Servicemen draped flight gear on 12 white
crosses Friday to commemorate the Marines who died when two helicopters
crashed off the coast of Hawaii during a nighttime training mission.
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| New York Times | - Jan 20, 2016 |
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WASHINGTON
- A little more than 1 percent of the nearly 45 million foreign
visitors to the United States overstayed their work or tourist visas
last year, according to a long-awaited report by the Department of
Homeland Security.
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| Washington Post | - 1 hour ago |
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More
than 200 administrative employees with Chicago Public Schools are being
laid off and another 180 already-vacant positions will be closed,
changes that officials say will help save the nation's third-largest
district $45.1 million a year as it ...
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| WLS-TV | - 48 minutes ago |
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A
winter storm bearing down on the East Coast is snarling air travel
nationwide, and officials say weather may have been a factor when a
plane slid off the runway at O'Hare.
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| Miami Herald | - 5 hours ago |
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A
Pennsylvania appeals court on Friday dismissed several of the more
serious criminal charges against three former Penn State administrators
over their handling of the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.
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A
former San Francisco city commissioner and two other people accepted
$20,000 from an undercover FBI agent in exchange for political access
and preferential treatment in the awarding of city contracts,
prosecutors said Friday.
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Technically
Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over
our lives. ramkis.jpg. A scene from the confrontation.
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Wall
Street's top leaders are getting smaller pay packages after shares of
their companies slumped last year. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. cut Chief
Executive Officer Lloyd C. Blankfein's awards 4.2 percent to $23 million
after the bank's shares fell 7 ...
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| Miami Herald | - 3 hours ago |
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The
unemployment rate in Miami-Dade County ticked up for the third straight
month as crucial Latin American economies continue to struggle.
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NEW
YORK Oil prices and world stock markets jumped on Friday, providing
some relief to bruised investors as frigid weather across the United
States and Europe boosted energy demand.
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| Chicago Tribune | - 4 hours ago |
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Items
on the breakfast menu are posted at a McDonald's restaurant in New York
in 2012. Items on the breakfast menu are posted at a McDonald's
restaurant in New York in 2012.
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| Seeking Alpha | - 2 hours ago |
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Disclosure:
I am/we are long NKE, SBUX, CMG. (More...)I wrote this article myself,
and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it
(other than from Seeking Alpha).
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| ConsumerAffairs | - 5 hours ago |
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Mark
Huffman has been a consumer news reporter for ConsumerAffairs since
2004. He covers real estate, gas prices and the economy and has reported
extensively on negative-option sales.
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Given
the extreme levels of volatility in the oil market at present,
percentage drops and upticks in front-month futures prices have begun to
seem daft.
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| Wall Street Journal | - 57 minutes ago |
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In
its first annual report to public shareholders, Google in 2005 issued a
warning that still rings true today: If the company doesn't develop
technology for “non-PC communications devices, we will fail to capture a
significant share of an increasingly ...
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| Apple Insider | - 59 minutes ago |
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Apple
veteran Steve Zadesky, thought to be heading up the company's "Project
Titan" automotive initiative, has informed colleagues that he plans to
leave the company, according to a report published Friday.
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| Mashable | - 24 minutes ago |
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If
you've been holding off on upgrading your iPhone 5S because the iPhone 6
and 6S are just too big, you may be in luck. Apple plans to show off a
new 4-inch iPhone in March, according to a new report.
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| VentureBeat | - 1 hour ago |
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Apple
invented the smartphone (even though it didn't). It also invented the
tablet … or maybe not. Now, it looks like it might invent virtual
reality.
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| People Magazine | - 2 hours ago |
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Denise
Richards has filed a $1.2 million lawsuit against ex husband Charlie
Sheen, and a source tells PEOPLE she is taking the action to protect her
children financially after having trouble collecting child support at
times.
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Our
sources say the One Direction singer was at the L.A. area hospital when
ex-gf Briana Jungwirth popped out their son on Thursday evening.
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| People Magazine | - 55 minutes ago |
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Rampling,
who's nominated for a best actress Oscar for her performance in 45
Years, called the decision by some actors to boycott the Oscars
"anti-white racism.
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| Los Angeles Times | - 1 hour ago |
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Mariah
Carey and beau James Packer are engaged after he popped the question
Thursday night at a private dinner with friends in New York City.
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| CBSSports.com | - 15 minutes ago |
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Peters:
We've seen teams get hot then go in the opposite direction next. It
only makes it difficult to gauge the good teams besides the consistent
Caps.
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Key
pieces of the Patriots defense are questionable in Collins, Hightower
and Jones. Collins expects to play. If the trio isn't in full health the
Pats could struggle to stop the Broncos' ground attack, again.
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| Washington Post | - 46 minutes ago |
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OAKLAND,
Calif. - Sure, coach Steve Kerr knocked down a half-court shot in
Cleveland earlier this week that pointed to him returning to full
strength.
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| Washington Post | - 2 hours ago |
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The
monumental blizzard crashing the Washington area this weekend has
forced changes to the Capitals and Wizards schedules. The Capitals were
originally scheduled to host the Anaheim Ducks Friday at 7 p.m.
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(CNN)
Pregnant women should not travel to Barbados, Bolivia, Ecuador,
Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Guyana, Cape Verde and Samoa because of Zika
virus, the CDC said Friday.
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A
currently available pill could significantly curb new HIV infections
among gay and bisexual men in the UK, if prevention and treatment
programs are also expanded, researchers say.
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| wtvr.com | - 9 minutes ago |
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An
increasing number of babies are being born with a serious birth defect,
gastroschisis, and it's got scientists concerned. The condition causes
the intestines, and sometimes organs such as the liver and stomach, to
poke through a newborn's abdomen ...
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| ValueWalk | - 5 hours ago |
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One
of two twin brothers, Conner, born conjoined in December of 2014 was
released from a Jacksonville hospital Wednesday. His brother Carter,
while doing well, will remain in the hospital for now.
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Zebra
on grassy plains looks at researchers' monitor. A zebra grazing on the
grassy plains gazes at the researchers' chart used for color-calibrating
images.
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| OregonLive.com | - 1 hour ago |
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The
email from NASA Commander Scott Kelly arrived two weeks ago bearing
good news: The ping pong paddles were finally aboard the International
Space Station.
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| Huffington Post | - 1 hour ago |
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Scientists
argue "early Armageddon" snuffs out alien life before it has a chance
to evolve. 01/22/2016 06:28 pm ET. David Freeman Senior Science Editor,
The Huffington Post.
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| Christian Science Monitor | - 6 hours ago |
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The
ESA/NASA Hubble Space Telescope has captured new images of the
sparkling Trumpler 14 star cluster. The stars are some of the most
luminous in the galaxy.
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