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Republicans in Iowa continued to bustle with campaign activity Thursday, in anticipation of the Iowa Caucuses scheduled for January 3
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to rule on a controversial law targeting illegal immigrants in the southwestern state of Arizona. The high court agreed on Monday morning to review a federal appeals court decision blocking key parts of the law from being implemented
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The plan says countering terrorism and vicious zealotry inspired by al-Qaida, its affiliates and its adherents, is a top priority. It notes that other forms of zealotry will not be ignored
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Former Godfather's Pizza magnate and Federal Reserve deputy chairman Herman Cain has announced Saturday that he would suspend his campaign to become the U.S. Republican presidential nominee following allegations of sexual harassment and infidelity
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The "Occupy" movement appears to be inspiring people to generate specific policy proposals, although the movement does not have a specific agenda
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Beef prices may be headed upward due to a severe, lingering drought in the southern United States which is putting a major financial squeeze on the region’s cattle producers.
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Under the guise of national security (NS), the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Transportation Security Administration (TSA) created a program called Visible Intermodal
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Republican presidential candidates are ready to hold their next debate at a Las Vegas casino Tuesday night.
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The iPhone 4S hit retailers October 14 around the world. Excited Apple consumers have been anxiously waiting for days
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Astronomers have generated the first complete full-color map of the surface of Saturn's largest moon, Titan
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The USA and Saudi Arabia have promised to pursue a "strong and unified" international response to the apparent plot by
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When pockets are closed, grizzlies and geysers aren't as much of a deal.
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Researchers at the CERN physics laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland, claimed recently to have clocked a subatomic particle, known as a neutrino, traveling in excesss of the speed of light.
