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Official: Van der Sloot confesses
in Peru slaying
Holloway suspect "did not want to do it." Story | Unintentional?
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Missing Ore. boy: Police chase 1,200 tips
Twenty-two state, local and federal agencies are following up on more than 1,200 tips in the search for a 7-year-old Portland boy who has been missing for four days.
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Democrats, Republicans face angry electorate
The power of the ultraconservative Tea Party movement and a fevered anti-incumbent sentiment were being tested Tuesday in 12 state primary elections, as voters chose party candidates who could upend the congressional balance of power.
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Time to buy gold? Think twice
Were you smart enough to sell your tech stocks in March, 2000? Or your house in July, 2006? If so, you should invest in gold. If not, here's what to keep in mind before buying.
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Hate soccer? Other reasons to watch World Cup
Howard: Maybe Americans would jump on the World Cup bandwagon more if the World Cup’s boosters realized that part of our “problem” is the month-long tournament seems be too much about, well … soccer, and not enough about all the other reasons to love the World Cup.
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Sheen’s sentencing postponed until July
The chief prosecutor in the case told the judge on Monday that the two sides had not been able to reach an agreement. The hearing was rescheduled for July 12.
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Gay guys really are slimmer, study shows
In a famous episode of “Seinfeld,” Jerry complains that people constantly assume he's gay because he’s single, obsessively neat — and thin. As it turns out, at least part of that punchline may be anchored in fact.
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Online whining: Does it really work?
Private websites with names like ComplaintsBoard.com and PissedConsumer.com have developed an enormous following among consumers who feel cheated by companies. But are these complaint magnets filling an important role in protecting consumer rights or do they merely serve as online venting?
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Familiar faces in the fight for family cruisers
Look out Mickey; watch your back, SpongeBob. There’s a big, green ogre on the horizon and he’s heading your way. His name is Shrek and he’s leaving his swamp and hitting the high seas.
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