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Suicide bomber hit station next to Russia's top security agencyWashington Post - - 1 hour ago The twin suicide bombings that killed at least 38 people in Moscow's crowded subway system on Monday included an attack on a station just steps away from the headquarters of Russia's premier security service. Video: Moscow Vows to Root Out Terrorists After Attacks
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Last of Nine Alleged Cop-Killing Plotters ArrestedABC News - - 49 minutes ago The last of nine people indicted in a plot to kill police officers was arrested this evening at a home in Hillsdale County Mich. The Hutaree group claims Jesus is its "top general. Feds nab last militia member Detroit Free Press RNC expense report renews criticism about Steele's spendingWashington Post - - 24 minutes ago The Republican National Committee and its chairman, Michael S. Steele, were engulfed in controversy again Monday after new financial reports showed that the party used tens of thousands of donor dollars for luxe hotels, private jets and ... Republicans Spent Money At Racy Nightclub Los Angeles Times A Club With a Hollywood Tint New York Times |
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Turkey Faults Germany and France on Military Sales to Greece
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
BRUSSELS - Just as the German chancellor arrived in Ankara on Monday for bilateral talks, fraught with differences over education and accession to the European Union, a fresh rift seemed to have emerged over policies toward Greece, ...
Turkey Knocks: Will EU Let It Enter? Wall Street Journal
A Majority of Americans Approve of Obama's Afghanistan Effort
Vanity Fair - - 11 hours ago
• Yesterday, President Obama flew through the night to Kabul for his first visit to Afghanistan as commander-in-chief. Obama visited with American troops and urged President Hamid Karzai to take on rampant corruption.
Video: President Obama Visits President Karzai in Afghanistan
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Obama Presses Afghan Leader Wall Street Journal
US official doubts N.Korea role in warship sinking
AFP - 3 hours ago
WASHINGTON - A senior US official on Monday doubted that North Korea was involved in the recent sinking of a South Korean warship, in which dozens of crewmen are missing.
Video: Relatives vent their anger at South Korean navy officials
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US Navy lending a hand after South Korea ship sinking Christian Science Monitor
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Tennessee, Delaware win education grants
Los Angeles Times - - 2 hours ago
California finishes 27th among 41 applicants for millions in funding, losing points because only 56% of school districts agreed to participate.
Local Buy-In Helps Two States Win Race to Top Education Week News
EPA Delays Plants' Pollution Permits
New York Times - - 2 hours ago
WASHINGTON - The Environmental Protection Agency said Monday that it would not require power plants or other industrial sites to obtain federal pollution permits for emitting greenhouse gases before next January.
EPA phases in permits for greenhouse pollution Washington Post
EPA Confirms Delay in Permit Requirement for Carbon Dioxide Wall Street Journal
Prosecutor: 9 teens charged in bullying that led to girl's suicide
CNN - 3 hours ago
By the CNN Wire Staff Phoebe Prince, who had recently moved from Ireland, committed suicide on January 14 in Northhampton, Massachusetts.
Statement from Northwestern D.A. Elizabeth D. Scheibel Boston Herald
Morgan Stanley to handle sale of US stake in Citigroup
Washington Post - - 33 minutes ago
The Treasury Department announced Monday that it had selected Morgan Stanley to handle the sale of its massive stake in Citigroup, spurning an offer from Goldman Sachs, which was willing to do the job at virtually no cost to the federal ...
Summary Box: Bank bailouts bring profits for gov't BusinessWeek
Greece to Issue Seven-Year Bond
Wall Street Journal - - 31 minutes ago
Greece continued to pay a stiff premium Monday to raise €5 billion ($6.71 billion) in its third syndicated bond offering of the year, a demonstration that the announcement last week of a possible European Union rescue ...
SEC Looks at Wall St. Accounting
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
The Securities and Exchange Commission said on Monday it had started an inquiry into about two dozen financial companies to determine whether they followed accounting practices similar to those recently disclosed in an investigation of ...
SEC questions Wall Street firms on use of repurchase agreements Washington Post
SEC asks others if used Lehman accounting gimmick The Associated Press
Who Wants to Buy Apple's iPad?
PC World - - 1 hour ago
The iPad, as anyone who follows tech news knows, has riled up the masses in a way few devices can. Some swear it'll revolutionize computing; others see it as an overhyped and oversized iPod Touch.
Apple Launches iPad App 'Guided Tours' PC Magazine
New iPhone Could End AT&T's US Monopoly
Wall Street Journal - - 2 hours ago
Apple Inc. plans to begin producing this year a new iPhone that could allow US phone carriers other than AT&T Inc. to sell the iconic gadget, said people briefed by the company.
Is a Verizon iPhone in the Works? PC World
Nintendo's Cammie Dunaway on the new DSi XL handheld
USA Today - - 5 hours ago
Now in stores is Nintendo's third iteration of the DS handheld, the DSi XL, which sells for $189.99, and boasts a screen that is 93% larger than the DS Lite.
Nintendo DSi XL PC Magazine
Sandra Bullock Has No Plans to Adopt Jesse James's Kids
People Magazine - - 30 minutes ago
Despite reports, Sandra Bullock isn't aiming to become a legal parent to her husband's three kids. "There are no plans, nor have there ever been any plans, for Sandra Bullock to adopt any of Jesse James's ...
Attorney says Jesse James's alleged fourth mistress won't be talking CNN International
Five Things You Need to Know About Ricky Martin
E! Online (blog) - - 1 hour ago
As you may have already heard, the Puerto Rican pop star came out of the closet today as a gay man. However, there's a lot more to this guy than just his sexuality and his infectious hits "Livin' la Vida Loca" and "She Bangs.
Jews mark arrival of Passover with the Biur Chametz (burning of the bread)
New York Daily News - - 1 hour ago
Jews observed the Biur Chametz (burning of the bread) across the city Monday in a ritual marking the arrival of Passover. All leavened products must be destroyed to make households ready for Passover, which begins at sundown Monday with ...
Next Year in the White House: A Seder Tradition New York Times
Sabres-Bruins Game Review
USA Today - 34 minutes ago
Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Ryan Miller stopped 40-of-42 shots as Buffalo nipped Boston, 3-2, at TD Garden. Tyler Myers, Paul Gaustad and Tim Kennedy tallied for the Sabres, who have won six of seven and moved within a point (95-94) of idle ...
Ryan Miller: Miller continues his great play Rotoworld.com
Energized Raptors fight off the Bobcats
National Post - 27 minutes ago
Chris Keane/Reuters Toronto forward Chris Bosh\ and Charlotte Bobcats guard DJ Augustin fight for a loose ball. CHARLOTTE, NC - Apparently, there is no figuring out these Toronto Raptors.
Raptors bounce back, beat Bobcats 103-101 Atlanta Journal Constitution
Hedo Turkoglu: Turkoglu returns, comes off Raptors bench Rotoworld.com
Ward leads Hurricanes past Thrashers 4-1
The Associated Press - - 22 minutes ago
ATLANTA - Carolina goalie Cam Ward made a brilliant return after being out nearly two months, Erik Cole scored a decisive goal with 4:11 left and the Hurricanes beat the Thrashers 4-1 Monday night, dealing a blow to Atlanta's playoff hopes.
Thrashers miss prime opportunity to get in playoff position Atlanta Journal Constitution
Recap: Atlanta vs. Carolina MiamiHerald.com
Insurance industry agrees to fix kids coverage gap
The Associated Press - - 46 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - After battling President Barack Obama's health care overhaul the better part of a year, the insurance industry said Monday it won't try to block his efforts to fix a potentially embarrassing glitch in the new law.
Flap on Children's Coverage Settled Wall Street Journal
Consumers' Big Question: What's in It for Me? New York Times
CDC: H1N1 still causing serious illness
CNN - - 2 hours ago
Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Health officials are reminding Americans that the H1N1 flu is still around and causing serious illness, particularly in the Southeast.
H1N1 flu resurfaces in the Southeast USA Today
Junk food addiction may be clue to obesity: study
Reuters - - Mar 28, 2010
Do you live near a top hospital? Our interactive graphic maps out the best 100 on Thomson Reuters' annual list. Full Coverage | Full Article Chocolate bars are pictured in the employees' supermarket at the Nestle headquarters in Vevey February 19, ...
Fatty foods may be just as addictive as heroin and cocaine: study New York Daily News
Unearthing the Sex Secrets of the Périgord Black Truffle
New York Times - - Mar 28, 2010
The black truffle of Périgord, the cynosure of every foodie's dreams, is about to yield its most intimate secrets to a team of French and Italian researchers who have decoded its genome.
Ex-Bush Aide: GOP Made Big Mistake on Health Care
AOL News - Mar 22, 2010
WASHINGTON (March 22) -- As President Barack Obama's health care overhaul inched toward a historic final vote this month, Republicans exuded a particular kind of public confidence: They might not have the votes to stop the bill, GOP leaders argued, ...
NAACP: SunTrust Mortgage worker fired over e-mail
Richmond Times Dispatch - - Mar 17, 2010
The NAACP says a 14-year employee was fired from SunTrust Mortgage Inc. in Richmond after she was accused of sending a chain e-mail she received at work that ultimately was forwarded to the NAACP.
Overqualified? Yes, but Happy to Have a Job
New York Times - - Mar 28, 2010
GRANDVIEW, Mo. - Don Carroll, a former financial analyst with a master's degree in business administration from a top university, was clearly overqualified for the job running the claims department for Cartwright International, a small, ...
Mark Steyn: Ann Coulter is also asking for it
National Post (blog) - - Mar 22, 2010
Ah, that famous Canadian hospitality. One François Houle, Provost of the University of Ottawa, writes to warn a forthcoming visitor to the campus, Miss Ann Coulter, that Canadians enjoy only the right to government-regulated "free speech" ...