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Fashion at the Grammys: Rocking the Red CarpetWashington Post - 20 minutes ago Who would have thought Lady Gaga, the princess of outrageous, would have chosen Armani Prive for her Grammy attire. Ryan Seacrest remarked that she looked like a solar system -- with dangerously high heels. Taylor Swift wins Album of the Year: Did the Grammys get it right? Entertainment Weekly Obama Offers Budget With Deficits As Far as Number-Crunchers Can SeeFOXNews - - 1 hour ago As President Obama prepares to unveil his $3.8 trillion budget for fiscal year 2011, which begins Oct. 1, the White House is projecting the current fiscal year will end with a $1.6 trillion deficit, congressional sources confirmed to Fox News. Video: Spending Freeze Backed on Eve of Obama Budget 
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Yemen Truce Offers Greeted With Suspicion
Voice of America - - 2 hours ago
Yemen's government says its troops have killed 20 members of the northern Houthi insurgency. The latest clashes come as both the government and rebels offer conditions for ending the nearly six-year conflict.
Yemen Seems to Reject Cease-Fire With Rebels New York Times
China fumes after US arms sales to Taiwan
Reuters - - 3 hours ago
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state media laid into the United States on Monday after the Obama administration unveiled its first arms package for Taiwan, a move that prompted China to impose sanctions on the firms involved.
US Pushes Back Against China in Growing Rift New York Times
Pakistan Investigates Taliban Chief's Death
Wall Street Journal - - 32 minutes ago
AP ISLAMABAD—Pakistan is investigating reports that the leader of the Taliban in the country died from wounds sustained in mid-January in an airstrike carried out by a US drone aircraft, Pakistani officials said Sunday.
Pakistani army investigating reports of Taliban leader's death Los Angeles Times
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Conn. home invasion suspect has medical emergency
Washington Post - - 2 hours ago
AP NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- A Connecticut official says a man charged with killing a mother and her daughters during a 2007 home invasion is facing a medical crisis.
Illinois Governor Race Focuses on Ailing Finances
Wall Street Journal - - 52 minutes ago
CHICAGO—Illinois is in such bad fiscal shape that former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was indicted on wide-ranging corruption charges less than a year ago, has been only a footnote in the heated primary campaign for ...
Chicago churchgoers see Hynes, Quinn make final push Rockford Register Star
Brown supports choice on abortion
Seattle Times - 31 minutes ago
Republican Sen.-elect Scott Brown of Massachusetts said Sunday he opposes federal funding for abortions, but thinks women should have the... WASHINGTON - Republican Sen.-elect Scott Brown of Massachusetts said Sunday he opposes federal funding for ...
Video: Mass. Sen.-elect Brown Thanks His Supporters
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Toyota Plans Aggressive Fix for Pedals
Wall Street Journal - - 39 minutes ago
DETROIT—Toyota Motor Corp. is gearing up for a publicity offensive Monday morning, with a senior American executive going on television to discuss solutions to the company's recalls, as the Japanese auto maker seeks to allay consumer ...
At Amazon, Giving In to Demands
New York Times - - 2 hours ago
After a weekend of brinksmanship, Amazon.com on Sunday surrendered to a publisher and agreed to raise prices on some electronic books.
Apple joins Amazon's book club Wall Street Journal
News Corp. to Settle Suit for $500 Million
Wall Street Journal - - 22 minutes ago
News Corp. agreed to pay $500 million to settle four years of litigation over the company's practices in selling newspaper coupons and other marketing materials.
ews America Unit of News Corp. Settles Marketing Dispute New York Times
IPad Can't Play Flash Video, but It May Not Matter
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
A page from The New Yorker's Web site shows a blank area where the iPhone is unable to play a Flash video file. The iPad is expected to have the same issue.
Why iPad will sell despite “missing” features VentureBeat
x$500M later, NASA may never use this launch tower
Orlando Sentinel - - 17 minutes ago
CAPE CANAVERAL - Early Thursday morning, a giant crane behind Kennedy Space Center's landmark Vehicle Assembly Building slowly hoisted a steel cage and set it down on top of nine others, completing a ...
NASA budget for 2011 eliminates funds for manned lunar missions Washington Post
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China leaves US (and Europe) in the dust on renewable energy
Mongabay.com - - 16 minutes ago
This year China has become the world's largest manufacturer of solar panels and wind turbines, doubling its wind capacity since 2005.
Europe's green energy 'supergrid' CNN International
ANALYSIS-China's green tech revolution Alibaba News Channel
Paris, Prince Jackson Pay Tribute To Michael Jackson At Grammys
MTV.com - - 1 hour ago
MJ's children were joined onstage by cousins to accept the award on behalf of the late King of Pop. By Jayson Rodriguez Despite Michael Jackson's constant shielding of his children from the spotlight during his lifetime, his kids have proven to be ...
Grammys 2010: Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and Michael Jackson's Prince ... New York Daily News
Lady Gaga Gets Spacey For Grammy Carpet & Elton John Duet
Radar Online - 1 hour ago
Lady Gaga turned heads at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night with not one, but two, futuristic getups. After walking down the red carpet in a wacky galactical outfit, she showed up in a glittery green leotard for her show-opening duet with ...
Lady Gaga and Elton John get Grammy's started San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
Pink sings, spins, sprays
USA Today - 2 hours ago
In a performance that earned her a standing ovation, Pink started out on stage seriously singing Sober in a white robe with a hood and plunging neckline.
Pink's Grammy performance: Up in the air The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
New city, still no drama in Pro Bowl
ESPN - - 29 minutes ago
AP Photo/Mark Humphrey Matt Schaub won the Pro Bowl MVP award. The city was different but the lack of drama was still the same. And we mean that in the "goodbye" sense as the best thing about the 2010 experimental Pro Bowl is that it's ...
Five lessons from Lakers-Celtics
SI.com - 43 minutes ago
BOSTON -- These are the moments he lives for, Kobe Bryant. The moments his coach, Phil Jackson, says he relishes. Time winding down, game hanging in the balance, the leather in his hands.
Kobe Bryant gets hot for one shot, and Lakers get stunning win in Boston Los Angeles Times
Lakers-Celtics Game Review USA Today
Saints' Reggie Bush gets new shot to clear bad impressions
USA Today - - 48 minutes ago
By Ronald Martinez, Getty Images By Gary Mihoces, USA TODAY METAIRIE, La. - Reggie Bush has heard the criticism that he hasn't lived up to expectations as the No.
Saints won't march out with this Super Bowl title Washington Post
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Excerpt: 'The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks'
ABC News - 7 hours ago
Henrietta Lacks was a poor Southern tobacco farmer who worked the same land as her slave ancestors, yet her cells -- taken without her knowledge -- became one of the most important tools in medicine.
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks: reviews and more Baltimore Sun (blog)
A legacy of life Boston Globe
Bill Gates promises $10 billion for vaccines
Reuters - - Jan 29, 2010
DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Bill and Melinda Gates said on Friday they would spend $10 billion over the next decade to develop and deliver vaccines, an increased commitment that reflects progress in the pipeline of products for immunizing children ...
Health Buzz: Gates Pledges $10 Billion to Fund Vaccines U.S. News & World Report
County announces February flu clinics
Yuma Sun - - 3 hours ago
And that's for both the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu, and the seasonal flu, according to a news release from the county.
Ozzy Osbourne Opens Up About Drugs, Failed Marriage in Memoir
Spinner - - Jan 27, 2010
Ozzy Osbourne's recently-released autobiography, 'I Am Ozzy,' should be required reading for any aspiring rock star. For starters, it would teach all up-and-comers not to bother with the drugs and debauchery because they're never going to top the ...
The Depressing News About Antidepressants
Newsweek - - Jan 29, 2010
Studies suggest that the popular drugs are no more effective than a placebo. In fact, they may be worse. By Sharon Begley | NEWSWEEK Please fill in the following information and we'll email this link.
Pictured: Three cheetahs spare tiny antelope's life... and play with him instead
Daily Mail - Jan 28, 2010
By Daily Mail Reporter Coming from three deadly cheetahs, it's the kind of invitation that's best refused - but amazingly, this impala escaped unscathed from its encounter.
Murder trial of anti-abortion activist now up to jury
CNN - Jan 29, 2010
Scott Roeder is charged with killing Dr. George Tiller in his church in Wichita, Kansas. Scott Roeder accused of killing Dr. George Tiller at church in May 2009 Defense attorney told jurors Roeder believed he had to act.
Tiger Woods' Sex Fantasies 'Not Normal': Loredana Jolie
Huffington Post (blog) - Jan 28, 2010
Tiger Woods' sex fantasies are "not normal," according to the Playboy model who claims to have slept with the golfer.