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Shock claim: John Edwards beat up his wife
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Congressional Democrats are nay-saying Obama’s budget
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Utah state Senate approves gun legislation that could eliminate federal laws
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CBS boss Sean McManus says Katie Couric expected to stay ‘long time’ despite layoffs
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ABC sees ratings jump for ‘Lost’ premiere
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U.S. home-loan delnquencies rise above 10 percent in December
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Powell favors repeal of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
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The Tester: Sony’s answer to The Apprentice
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Obama to meet with Dalai Lama despite opposition from China
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Some dems opposed to Obama’s jobs credit plan
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Penn State to proceed with climate scientist investigation
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Recall fallout: ‘Confusion and frustration’ at Toyota dealerships
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Three deep south states are the most conservative
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Passenger who allegedly attacked crew members blames pot cookies
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Springer, Palin among donors to Ohio governor race
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Kids allegedly killed by mom turns herself in
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Online plea for more Obama question time
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iMussolini application taken down from Apple store
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Burress from jail: ‘I will play again’
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American soccer player’s car set on fire
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Chris Matthews asks the impossible of Family Research Council’s Peter Spriggs
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Latest iPad technology: Interactive textbooks
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Exes and couples compete for Oscar gold
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House to vote on cybersecurity bill
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Europe skeptical about Iran nuke promises
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Currency changes leave North Korea in disarray
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Pressure grows over Northern Ireland talks
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DC Trawler: Keith Olbermann knows how to treat the ladies
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Sexy legs thriving amidst recession
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20 years after Grammy scandal, Milli Vanilli shares real story
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood ‘not finished’ with Toyota, probe expands on ‘runaway cars’
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Nancy Pelosi plans two tracks for health care reform
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Kirk, Giannoulias win Senate primaries in Illinois
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Obama’s quips about Las Vegas landing him in hot water
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US chides Toyota over massive recall
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Largest-ever federal payroll to hit 2.15 million
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Iran launches rocket carrying animals into space
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Is Super Bowl XLIV going to be Miami’s Super Bowl swan song?
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon says Mexico’s drug violence stoked by U.S. weapons sales
