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'I Do': Former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton Weds Marc Mezvinsky


Chelsea Clinton - New York City - New York - Bill Clinton - United States
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Scramble to Protect Sources From Taliban Revenge
Pentagon has added staff combing through documents leaked by WikiLeaks to determine whether sources have been unmasked and to protect them from Taliban revenge.


Wikileaks - Afghanistan - Politics - Asia - Taliban
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Obama Gives Rangel a Nudge
Rangel support fading: Obama calls charges troubling, some House Democrats raise resignation


Barack Obama - President - United States - History - President of the United States
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Another Democrat May Face Ethics Trial
People familiar with the investigation say California Rep. Waters may face fall ethics trial.


Ethics - Philosophy - Applied - Charles B. Rangel - Business
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Informant Says Wikileaks Suspect Had Help
Infornmant Adrian Lamo says Wikileaks suspect Pfc. Bradley Manning had civilian help.


Wikileaks - United States - Bradley Manning - New York Times - Military
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Centuries-Old Secret of The Hermitage: Cats
St. Petersburg famous museum The Hermitage has a secret collection, a tradition of allowing a herd of cats to roam over much of the grounds and live in the basement.


Saint Petersburg - Hermitage Museum - Russia - Administrative Regions - Museum
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Death Toll in Pakistani Floods Surges
Over 800 dead in Pakistani floods as rescuers struggle to reach the marooned, disease looms


Flood - Earth Sciences - Natural Disasters and Hazards - Past Floods - Pakistan
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Democrat Ben Nelson Opposes Kagan


Ben Nelson - United States - Government - Senate - Republican
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12 Worst Schemes that Victimize Unemployed
scams, schemes, work-from-home scams


Telecommuting - Fraud - Business - Home Office - Small Business
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Obama: GOP Stalling Small Business Jobs Act


Small business - Business - United States - Barack Obama - Republican
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Cancer Angel Hit With Fraud Accusations
Connecticut attorney general began investigating Tedd Collins after The New York Times disclosed a trail of lawsuits and fraud accusations against him from people across the U.S. who claimed the doctor had duped them out of large amounts of money in investment ventures well before he created the Become My Hero and Natasha's Place charities.


United States - Fraud - New York Times - Attorney general - Connecticut
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Al Gore Cleared of Sexual Allegations
Former Vice President Al Gore will not be prosecuted by the district attorney in Portland, Oregon, on allegations that he tried to sexually assault a masseuse sent to his hotel room there in 2006. The district attorney's office wrote, 'This case is not appropriate for criminal prosecution. The matter is closed.'


Al Gore - United States - Government - President - Elections
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Youngest Round-the-World Sailor Set to Begin
Dutch 14-year-old to set out next week for round-the-world solo sailing attempt


sail - Laura Dekker - Single-handed sailing - Recreation - Education
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Continental Tests 'Self-Boarding' at Airport
Boarding a plane without an agent to inspect or take your pass has arrived in the USA. Continental Airlines has confirmed it's testing the procedure at a gate at its hub in Houston Intercontinental. It's the first experiment at what's called "self-boarding" in the U.S.


Continental Airlines - United States - George Bush Intercontinental Airport - Airline - Business
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12-Year-Old Girl Injured on Wis. 'Free Fall' Ride
Girl injured falling 40 feet to ground when Wis. amusement park attraction's safety net fails


Amusement park - Recreation - Free fall - Theme Parks - Defunct
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20/20: Fairy Tale Marriage Ends in Murder
When successful businessman and attorney Jim Cannon's lifeless body was found naked and stuffed in a closet of his West Nashville home in late June 2008, authorities soon would zero in on his estranged wife, Kelley Cannon. A story of love, privilege, drug addiction and death.


Drug addiction - Death - Nashville Tennessee - Businessperson - Jim Cannon
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WATCH: Beats, Boots With the Black Eyed Peas
Fergie's films, Taboo's shoes, and Will.i.am and apl.de.ap crush on NYC.


Taboo - Will.i.am - Apl.de.ap - Shopping - Fergie
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WATCH: How the Government is Fighting Mold
Microbiologists run tests to see how mold forms inside homes


Mold - Business - Polymers - Chemicals - Processing Methods
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WATCH: Wild Robbery Caught on Tape
Chicago clerk was shot in the arm during a struggle with the robber.


Chicago - Robbery - Police - Business - Closed-circuit television
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WATCH: Museum Becomes Home for Cats
Sixty cats live with art at the State Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia.


Saint Petersburg - Russia - Hermitage Museum - Administrative Regions - St. Petersburg
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Christian Woman Stops Robbery With Faith
Store manager Nayara Goncalves stopped a robbery at her Metro PCS store in Pompano Beach, Florida by talking to the would-be robber about Jesus and her Christian faith.


Florida - Christianity - Pompano Beach - Religion and Spirituality - Jesus
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Crews Beat Back Wildfire in LA
Wildfire smolders in high desert north of Los Angeles as crews work to contain 2-day-old blaze


Fire retardant - Wildfire - United States - Business - Kamloops
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Economic Uncertainty Despite Obama Cheer
Behind the wheel of a glossy black Chevy Volt plug-in car Friday, President Obama sought to drive home some good news about his 2009 bailout of the auto industry on the same day the country learned that the growth of the economy as a whole is slowing down.


Barack Obama - Chevrolet Volt - President of the United States - Automobile - President
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Life After 'Bachelor': Where Are They Now?
After 19 combined seasons of 'The Bachelor' and its sister spin-off, 'The Bachelorette,' only two couples have found true love. For many of the show's stars and contestants, the quest for true love and eternal happiness hasn't been easy since 'The Bachelor.'


Bachelorette - Bachelor - Arts - Television - Spin-off