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• Telephone Support Group for Family Caregivers of Older Adults
• Female Needed to Assist Older Adult
• 'Give-Back-24' Events to Battle 'Invisible Wounds of War'
• Spanish-Speaking Adult Day Health Care Assistant Needed
• Telephone Support Group for Family Caregivers of Older Adults
• Spring Hill Park Authority Opens New Synthetic Turf Field, Parking Improvements
• Park Director To Host Listening Forum In McLean
• Coast-to-Coast Relay to Introduce the 'Code of Support' for Our Troops
• Driver Coordinator Needed
• Volunteer Driver Coordinator Needed
• McLean 4th of July Celebration 2011
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• Autumn Colonial Market Fair
• Summer Colonial Market Fair
• Spring Colonial Market Fair
• Drought hits southern U.S. pretty hard
• Former U.S. rep in Libya to seek Gadhafi's exit
• Countdown to possible federal shutdown stokes anxiety
• D.C. school officials wary of security on school exams
• Ill. Court: Pharmacists can refuse to sell morning-after pill
• Student learns Arabic during detention in Syria
• Rise in kids' CT scans raises alarm
• Restless legs may be sign of heart risks
• Stroke risks fade when women stop taking estrogen, study finds
• 9 Atlantic hurricanes forecast this year
• Vaginal gel reduces premature births in some women
• U.K. astrophysicist wins $1.6 million religion prize
• Libyan rebel leader says NATO isn't doing enough
• More state bills are targeting abortion
• GOP seeking dramatic changes in Medicare and Medicaid
• A wedding diet is not a piece of cake
• Space junk safely passes space station; crew OK
• Dying? Plan ahead: Priests scarce for last rites
• House GOP fiscal plan unveiled to slice off $6T
• Ozone layer faces record loss over Arctic
• At least 6 dead as storms sweep South
• US-Russian crew blasts off for orbiting station
• Ga. gives D.C. pointers in probe of school cheating
• Should rural towns in Japan be rebuilt?
• Deeper pockets in fashion for 2012 presidential race
• NTSB: Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• NASA delays next space shuttle launch by 1 1/2 weeks
• New furor over France's Muslims as veil ban looms
• Path of radiation leak at Japan plant is unclear
• Researchers find five new Alzheimer's genes
• Communities work to unclog congested roads
• Obama begins 2012 run with challenges, advantages
• New heart valve holds promise and stroke risk
• Shoes charity sells more soles than it gives away
• Green Collection boasts rare Bibles and more
• Exercising gets more important with age
• These are not your grandpa's hearing aids
• How a 'Jester god' revealed oldest Mayan royal tomb
• Controlling Japan nuclear plant could take months
• Mormon church marks global growth, new temples
• 2001 riots led to top-down change for Cincinnati police
• Southwest grounds planes after roof rips open on 737
• Fla. pastor denies responsibility for Afghan killings
• Radioactive water leaks from Japan nuclear plant
• Japanese PM on 1st visit to tsunami-hit villages
• Q&A: Danger of government shutdown grows
• Tucson shooting victim honored by angel statue
• Army atheists seek 'faith' privileges
• Sexual misconduct investigated at Yale
• Price slashed for drug to prevent preemie birth
• Religion, rights and the workplace clash in Muslim teacher case
• Study: Prostate cancer test doesn't cut death risk
• 3 guards killed at NATO terminal in N.W. Pakistan
• Joke's on New England with April Fools' snowstorm
• 'Lucky Beach' lives up to its name
• Urban centers draw more young, educated adults
• Ex-D.C. schools chief '100%' behind test scores probe
• New museum to use science to tell Bible's history
• Federal plan would streamline Medicare
• Scholars: TV's Borgias saga true to sinful pope
• Catholic priest who backs ordaining women faces expulsion
• Death rate for lung cancer among women declines
• Report: Study of gay, transgender health needed
• Giffords' astronaut husband awaiting doctors' OK
• Japanese town finds comfort in routine
• Homeless addicts get help without getting clean, sober
• Ohio House OKs collective bargaining limits
• Focus turns to mental health of quake-tsunami survivors
• Fossil crowns massive rabbit 'king'
• Libyan rebels seek more help against Gadhafi
• New initiative is a million women strong for heart testing
• Facebook shuts fan page for inciting 'violence against Jews'
• Mormon president can do no wrong to religion's members
• Analysis: White House faces tough choices on intervention
• Early NYC Islamic center backers have new vision
• Study: Spare time, drinking factors into school performance
• D.C. to dig deeper on test score irregularities
• Thousands show support for Syrian president
• Va. Tech fined $55,000 in shootings
• Schumer calls GOP-proposed cuts 'extreme'
• Study: Beautiful people cash in on their looks
• Charity adressing campus gambling seems risky to some
• NASA: Mars rover, phone home after year-long sleep
• Obama cites 'responsibility' of U.S. in Libya intervention
• To 'chess lady' game is more than fun
• Heartbreak hurts people physically, too
• Obama: U.S. has 'strategic interest' in stopping Gadhafi
• D.C. to review high rates of erasures on school tests
• Seasonal allergies emerging
• Study: Half of men don't go to the doctor
• Catholic parents, students march in favor of paddling
• Pa. Lutheran college hot among Jewish students
• Radiation in seawater may be spreading in Japan
• Pope visits memorial to Nazi victims in Rome
• When standardized test scores soared in D.C., were the gains real?
• Counting erasures at Noyes
• Congress seeks to bridge distance on air-travel bills
• Solar canopy energizes Cincinnati Zoo
• In Georgia, high erasures triggered criminal investigation
• Senate to hold hearing on anti-Muslim bigotry
• Study: Cheaters might be fooling themselves
• Anglos unfazed by Mexico's encroaching drug war
• How to protect precious little ears
• If these stars can deal with diabetes, so can you
• Whole grain cereal may help control blood pressure
• Exercise may blunt salt's effect on hypertension
• Officials: Huge jump in radiation was a mistake
• Geraldine Ferraro remembered for breaking barriers
• Japan's government criticizes nuke plant operator
• CDC: U.S. tuberculosis cases hit record low
• Dangerous wandering a lesser known side of autism
• Libyan rebels regain key city after airstrikes
• A deeper history for the humble handaxe
• Trial can go forward in church abuse case
• Wisconsin union law published despite court order
• Government backers, police attack Jordan protest
• FDA approves life-extending melanoma drug
• Army readies chaplains before 'Don't Ask' repeal
• Jesuits settle NW abuse claims for $166 million
• Census: Hispanic, Asian populations soar
• Japanese jittery over shortages, food safety
• Japan nuke workers risk their lives, garner nation's respect
• White House battles critics on action in Libya
• Husband: Giffords may attend his shuttle launch
• Can Tea Party groups get behind one candidate for '12?
• Stink bug population spreading across USA
• Comet-hunting spacecraft shuts down after 12 years
• Poll: Most in U.S., except evangelicals, see no divine sign in disasters
• New Maxwell House Haggadah out for Passover
• Possible tornado ravages western Pennsylvania town
• French strike deep in Libya, targeting arms flow
• Radiation found in Tokyo tap water
• More U.S. colleges adding Muslim chaplains
• Airport tower silent as planes land
• GOP spending bills cut $5.3 billion targeting pet projects
• Elizabeth Taylor's health problems began early
• Historic space shuttle pad soon to be scrap
• No heart risk from mercury in fish, a new study says
• Study: Moms, kids more overweight than they think
• Muslims welcome Senate hearings on civil liberties
• Vatican: Those who oppose gay rights are 'vilified'
• Court sides with investors on disclosing drug reactions
• Airstrikes slow Gadhafi's forces
• Japan nuclear fears ease as power is restored
• Detroit suffers 25% loss, population lowest in 100 years
• Global crises overshadow Obama's 2011 agenda
• A durable doomsday preacher predicts the world's end <emdash/> again
• 'Powerhouse' N.Y. rabbi tapped to lead Reform Jews
• YouTube video mocking Asians stirs UCLA campus
• To lose weight, put a little spring in your step
• U.S. plane crashes in Libya; Gadhafi, rebels at standoff
• Colorado wildfire threatens hundreds of homes
• City's design, transit system can ease gas costs
• Scientists: Radiation in Japan food poses low risk
• GOP's Tim Pawlenty jumps into 2012 presidential race
• Florida pastor oversees Quran burning
• Boston hospital performs full face transplant
• Seals from Canada found as far south as N. Carolina
• Overweight Americans throwing off safety of city buses
• MIT again reviews status of women
• Nuclear plants show progress in Japan as death toll rises
• Technology allows citizens to be part of redistricting process
• Wisconsin battle 'far from over' as voters start recall efforts
• U.S.: Assault on Libya inflicts heavy damage
• Gene therapy may help reverse Parkinson's symptoms
• Unemployment adds 9 million uninsured in U.S.
• Vatican praises E.U. ruling on crucifixes in class
• N.Y. sting puts 14 buses off road after fatal crash
• U.S. ambassador to Mexico quits amid WikiLeaks furor
• Florida girl hopes to extend Indian-American win streak at spelling bee
• Smithsonian keeps meteorite that fell in Va.
• Study: When nurse staffing drops, mortality rates rise
• Rush to buy iodide pills unnecessary in U.S., experts say
• Mercury nets spacecraft companion
• Gadhafi strikes rebels as diplomats mull action
• Obama warns Gadhafi to cease violence
• From rooftops, snipers kill 46 Yemeni protesters
• FDA panel: Menthol cigarette ban good for public health
• iPads fuel flight of paperless planes
• Japan raises severity of nuclear accident to level of Three Mile Island
• Obama's foreign trip to focus on U.S. jobs
• Direct message to politicians: Think before you click 'tweet'
• N.D. river towns brace for 35% chance of record flooding
• The search for a new way to test schoolkids
• Patient infected with AIDS virus by transplant
• Mormons find musical 'Book of Mormon' surprisingly sweet
• Adventists' back-to-basics faith is fastest growing U.S. church
• Japan nuclear situation 'deteriorating,' U.S. ambassador says
• 1st dinosaur fossil discovered in Angola
• For Buddhists, Ohigan ceremonies hold special meaning this year
• Poll: Fears of nuclear disaster in U.S. rise after Japan quake
• Rebel-held Libyan town basks in its freedom, even if fleeting
• RoboNurse: Coming soon to a hospital near you?
• North Dakota economy booms, population soars
• Death rate down, life expectancy up in U.S.
• Japan nuclear emergency workers to return to plant
• Megachurch wants choir to sign anti-gay covenant
• Radiation forces work to stop at Japanese nuclear plant
• House passes a 3-week stopgap spending bill
• School buses give ads a ride
• NTSB: Sleep aids should be OK in fighting pilot fatigue
• Museum restores Jefferson's unique Bible
• NASA investigates cocaine found at facility
• Eating fish might protect your eyesight
• Flooding continues in northern N.J.
• Nuclear 'meltdown' no 'China Syndrome,' engineers say
• Alzheimer's carries heavy toll on 15M unpaid caregivers
• Japanese look to ancient traditions for strength
• FDA weighs ban on Newports, other menthol cigarettes
• Post-quake Japan gripped by fear as blasts rock nuke sites
• Schools set up resources for students in recovery
• This doctor is following his own orders
• Christians question divorce rates of faithful
• Surgery helps men regain fertility after cancer
• Experts plan for how to deal with nuclear terror strike
• Long-shot champions win NCAA academic performance tournament
• Professor fired for burlesque night job
• 'Love Wins': Pastor book kindles firestorm over hell
• 15th victim dies from injuries after NYC bus crash
• 'Love Wins': Pastor book kindles firestorm over hell
• 40% of dads with depression spank their 1-year-olds
• Blast destroys nuclear power station roof in Japan
• In disasters' wake, Japan races to diffuse nuclear threat
• Wisconsin union fight not over
• Mediterranean diet reduces risk of metabolic syndrome
• Hunter-gatherer groups make humans unique
• Blog, tweet, pray: Vatican dives into social media
• Air Force to review religious climate at Academy
• Japan: Partial meltdown likely at 2nd reactor
• New drug may trim number of insulin injections
• Risk of death may linger for trauma survivors
• Depression seems to increase risk of kidney failure
• 13 dead in New York tour bus accident
• Scenes of devastation at heart of Japan disaster
• TSA to retest airport body scanners for radiation
• Nuclear emergency declared at quake-damaged reactor
• Exploring the science behind quakes, tsunamis
• Hundreds flee rising rivers in the East
• Sexual side effects from Propecia, Avodart may be irreversible
• Space shuttle Endeavour rolls out to launch pad for the last time
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, no major damage yet
• 8.9 magnitude quake triggers deadly tsunami in Japan
• Planet Mercury visible before NASA craft orbits it
• Aircraft collisions with birds increase
• Tunisia can't get enough of freedom of speech
• Hearing on radicalization of U.S. Muslims touches nerves
• Coffee may reduce stroke risk
• Vishnu exhibit brings Hindu holy art to US audiences
• CDC: Ranks of cancer survivors growing fast
• Space shuttle Discovery lands, ends flying career
• Gadhafi drives rebels from strategic oil port
• Scientists dig for Ice Age fossils in Los Angeles
• Turing award goes to 'machine learning' expert
• For teachers, many ways and reasons to cheat on tests
• After cheating scandal, school learns lessons in taking tests
• A professor confesses: 'I'm a recovering cheater'
• Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• Is U.S. missing a 'window of opportunity' in Libya?
• Controversy ripples through NPR as GOP targets funding
• Vote for your favorite new school lunch recipe
• FDA approves first new drug for lupus in 56 years
• Porn actress-turned-teacher placed on leave in Mo.
• Turing award goes to 'machine learning' expert
• King: Hearings on Muslims in America will be fair
• States slash $1.8 billion in mental health funds since 2009
• Pancho Villa, once a terrorist, now celebrated in New Mexico
• Libya's Gadhafi and rebels are in power standoff
• Marshal shootings reflect violent year for police
• China resumes dam projects to dismay of environmentalists
• Ex-prosecutor may face disbarment
• ALS disease affects bodies, not determination
• 21 Pa. priests named in sex report are suspended
• Could gene tests tell if kids can be sports stars?
• Grocery-shopping mistakes to steer clear of
• 'Idol' finalist Durbin is singing through Tourette's
• Supreme Court rejects appeal in student fee case
• Where next for NASA? Scientists draw up wish list
• Pope to answer public questions on Italian TV
• Libyan rebels hold positions in face of airstrikes
• Metro areas' traffic congestion up 11% in 2010
• U.S.: Raids have taken out 900 Taliban leaders
• PG-rated 'Rango' has anti-smoking advocates fuming
• After special report, Michigan will review flagged test scores
• Prosecutors pursue fraud ring with "unprecedented" violence
• Study: Kids prefer taste of food from cartooned packages
• Teenage athletes' death raises cardiac awareness
• Skippy recalls two peanut butter spreads over salmonella concerns
• Ind. church members offer time, financial help
• Discovery leaves space station for the last time
• Libyan rebels committed to cause
• Abusive priests live unmonitored
• Swindlers rarely pay huge, court-ordered fines
• Prostesters enter third week of demonstrations in Bahrain
• Colleges keep pot bans despite states easing laws
• Federal shutdown dodged, but lobbying battles rage on
• Crowd in New York rallies against hearing on U.S. Muslims
• Youth marijuana use linked to psychosis in later life
• Bursting to get your appendix removed? Hold on
• Electronic glow affecting Americans' sleep
• Calorie labeling doesn't change fast-food orders
• Deep voices trigger infidelity jitters
• Heart devices not tested enough in women, study finds
• When test scores seem too good to believe
• The methodology of 'Testing the System'
• Air Force launches unmanned spacecraft
• U.S. Catholics win rare victories on church closures
• Dems, GOP stall on talks over Wisconsin unions
• CDC links prescription painkillers in pregnancy to birth defects
• Study: Third of cancer patients on opioids suffer cognitive problems
• Young athlete faces uneasy balance of faith, sports
• Docs: Early treatment combats allergies best
• Success on both sides sow fear of Libya civil war
• Space robot's debut being moved up after clamor
• Republicans finding it tough to 'defund' health law
• Stormy weekend for Plains, Midwest, South and Northeast
• Trial of U.S. contractor ends first day in Cuba
• Archbishop wrestles with doubts on school paddling
• How to fight germs and stay healthy when you travel
• Dramatic drop in kids' ear infections
• FDA warns of birth defects with Topamax
• Stink bugs meet their nemesis in Asian wasp
• Libyan rebels hold on to strategic oil port
• Economic recovery colors federal budget debate
• Driving-safety clinics go into schools to help sober up teens
• Harvard to let ROTC back on campus
• Would you pay to see John the Baptist's tooth?
• Sex study: More teens, young adults are virgins
• Study: 50-year-old with diabetes dies 6 yrs sooner
• CDC: A third of Americans don't sleep 7 hours
• Stomach pacemaker could help obese lose weight
• NASA's Earth-observing satellite to launch Friday
• Justices side with funeral picketers
• Ibuprofen may reduce risk of getting Parkinson's disease
• Cash can be key to quelling dissent
• U.S. tests inconclusive in Amelia Earhart search
• Nebraska's residents turn to urban living
• Jamie Oliver in a food fight -- a fattening-food fight
• Female condoms are gaining ground
• Study offers warning about next potential mass extinction
• Pope: Jews not to blame for Jesus' death
• FDA cracks down on untested cold medicines
• For brain injuries, a treatment gap
• High-tech device helps U.S. troops pinpoint snipers
• New study links pain relievers to erectile dysfunction
• Wisconsin budget proposal closely watched nationwide
• House passes bill, averts shutdown
• Rebels hold off Gadhafi forces as militias grow
• Famed preacher, Harvard minister Gomes dies
• 'Booty' booted from revised Bible
• NASA funding still up in the air
• Charlie Sheen in the hottest of seats
• Scientists: Global warming to blame for big U.S. snowstorms
• Steady obesity epidemic plagues Canada, U.S.
• Storms cause heavy flooding across eastern U.S.
• Geithner wants housing finance overhaul bill in 2 years
• Space station getting extra storage room
• Staying optimistic may keep your heart healthy, study says
• Wisconsin one of 41 states where public workers earn more
• The secret to a long life isn't what you think
• Lent gets an update: More add social justice, service to sacrifice
• Man chases DNA link to Amelia Earhart mystery
• Catholic college yanks courses by gay priest
• Clinton to allies: Gadhafi must end reign in Libya 'now'
• Discovery astronauts kick off first spacewalk
• St. Louis' population ebbs; Missouri diversity grows
• Federal program give families 'nature prescriptions'
• As clock ticks, tension rises over a federal shutdown
• Libya inches closer to civil war
• Tiny sensor keeps heart patient out of hospital
• Astronauts gear up for spacewalk tasks
• Air travelers may have been exposed to measles
• Terrorists taunts may tell attack timing
• L.A. cardinal's legacy tainted by abuse crisis
• Nation of Islam event to include talk of UFOs
• U.N. council slaps sanctions on Libya's Gadhafi
• Police: Wisconsin protest Saturday 'one of largest'
• Discovery arrives at space station
• Fast response crucial in outbreaks of food-borne illness, study finds
• Shuttle prepares for space station rendezvous
• Police: No more sleeping bags in the Wis. Capitol
• Jews bet Vegas event can draw young leaders
• Elite universities surrender to early admissions
• 3 dead as violent storms lash South
• Cut red meat to lower cancer risk
• U.N. rights chief: World should 'step in' to end Libya crisis
• From North to South, spring brings extremes
• Governors head to D.C., minds set on economy
• Baseball star's contract a matter of heavenly debate
• Scientists try to explain rash of baby dolphin deaths in Gulf
• Shuttle Discovery heads to space station
• At N.Z. quake epicenter, screams and flying boulders
• Smartphone apps keep health at your fingertips, from fitness to first aid
• Study: PSA rise not good prostate cancer predictor
• Study sees benefit to early menopause hot flashes
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• ROTC's return to universities a bumpy road
• At 150 years, pope's newspaper raises eyebrows
• Catholic blogger: No Communion for N.Y. Gov. Cuomo
• Malaysian experiment releases 3 orangutans in wild
• Wisconsin budget crisis has folks talking
• Obama wants business world's best ideas on jobs
• Residents migrate to Colorado's cities
• N.Z. earthquake toll at 76 dead, 238 missing
• 21,000 had whooping cough last year, CDC says
• Indianapolis park was a witness to history after MLK's death
• Tennessee bill would jail Shariah followers
• Nice weather, big crowds expected for Discovery's last launch
• Woman rescued after 24 hours in New Zealand quake
• 'I will die as a martyr at the end,' Gadhafi vows
• Rahm Emanuel elected Chicago mayor
• Supreme Court's Thomas goes 5 years without questions
• Cellphone use affects brain activity
• Supreme Court rules against parents in vaccine case
• More of world's crops are genetically engineered
• Gay couple shut out of Creation Museum date night
• Vatican: Number of Catholics is up, still behind Muslims
• Simple tests can tell who can drive after stroke, study finds
• Schools tout efforts to keep tuition in check
• Teachers say they often feed students who come to school hungry
• Economy shuffles Princeton Review's Best Value Colleges
• Yemeni president rejects call for resignation
• Ex-lawmakers find jobs at firms seeking to shape policy
• Northern U.S. braces for yet another winter storm
• NASA begins countdown for Thursday launch try
• NASA to launch newest Earth-observation satellite
• Grading essays: Humans vs. machine
• Winter storm blasts Upper Midwest with snow, ice
• Vatican: No ticket fees for Pope John Paul II beatification Mass
• Sen. Scott Brown: Abuse shaped his life
• USA Today to host Harvard webcast on genome project
• What is 'Does Watson want your job?'
• Burmese try to adapt to America's bigger 'village'
• States turn to private insurance companies for managed care
• Protests continue as Libyans defy crackdown
• Cosmic census finds crowd of planets in galaxy
• Delivery even a bit early may mean developmental delays
• Protesters return to square in Bahrain capital
• U.S. flu season picking up, CDC reports
• Pre-run stretching doesn't prevent injuries, study finds
• Algerian police break up crowd at pro-reform rally
• NASA picks Thursday for Discovery's final launch
• Protests grow violent across Middle East
• HHS replaces 'conscience' rule for health workers
• Sen.: Wisconsin Dems to stay away for days, weeks
• Weather radar clutter is boon to study birds, bugs and bats
• Simple food swaps can help you build a better body
• President Obama dines with Steve Jobs, other tech CEOs
• Speaking 2 languages may delay getting Alzheimer's
• Taking short breaks alleviates back pain
• Hibernating bears slow down but don't chill out
• Wis. Democrats stymie vote on anti-union bill
• Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed
• Egypt events give China's regime pause on freedoms
• Budget showdown moves to Senate amid shutdown threat
• FDA flags risks on popular drug used during pregnancy
• Hispanics guide huge growth in Texas
• Aurora borealis could be visible tonight in northern USA
• FDA approves Lap-Band for millions more patients
• Parents still giving cough, cold meds to kids under 2, poll shows
• CDC report: Inactivity highest in Southern, Appalachian states
• Thursday's forecast: Rain, snow continues in the West
• CDC report: Inactivity highest in Southern, Appalachian states
• Obesity alone raises risk of fatal heart attack, study finds
• UK cave yields ice-age skull cups
• Louisville church let rapist serve on parish board
• U.K. drops ban on gay civil ceremonies in churches
• Across the South, the Civil War is an enduring conflict
• NASA launches search for 'moon trees'
• Watson plays 'Jeopardy!' well, but what else can it do?
• New White House press secretary takes stage
• Logan attack spotlights dangers journalists face
• Nearly 10,000 infants hurt each year in crib accidents
• Nurse calls for backup to slim down
• Poll: Most support House look at radical Islam in USA
• Pa. teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• Poll: Americans see hope for Mideast peace in Egypt revolt
• CBS says Lara Logan sexually assaulted in Cairo
• Utah immigration bill seeks middle ground in debate
• Panel can't rule out other sources of deadly anthrax spores
• Obama budget sustains Pell Grants, but cuts perks
• Growth stalls, falls for largest U.S. churches
• 3 U.S. churches may remain open, Vatican rules
• Killing stalls religious programs at Monroe prison
• Mock Mars mission simulates landing on Red Planet
• Suit: US Catholic leaders failed to protect kids
• Budget battle waged over sliver of spending
• Obama budget small down payment on very big debt
• State Department turns to Twitter to reach Iranians
• Study: Eating more fiber could mean longer life
• Police layoffs make crime-plagued Camden all the worse
• Churches wrestle with guns in the pews
• Budget sets battle over cuts
• Ideology shadows fight to rule the new Egypt
• Rural post offices put on notice in face of DIY digital age
• Start-up Indiana church uses sex to sell message
• More older students head to college; programs help
• Science's soap opera seen in 'The Lab'
• Analysis: NASA underestimated shuttle dangers
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament, suspend constitution
• Michelle Obama: Laughter is good for marriage
• Egyptians at U.S. rallies hopeful about future
• Obama wields scalpel to budget, avoiding much pain
• Egypt army commits to power transfer, Israel peace
• Uncertain future for U.S. policy as Egypt shifts
• Romney, Huntsman campaigns could change views on Mormons
• Iowa population shifts from rural to urban
• Mubarak resigns, military takes over in Egypt
• Egypt's museums and monuments are deserted
• Kin of famous Lucy had feet like modern people
• Volunteer Driver Needed
• White House pushes for 'genuine transition' in Egypt
• U.S. intel chief: Egypt is a political 'earthquake'
• DNA tests could reveal unknown proof of incest
• States race to ban risky 'bath salts' drug
• Accident in Allentown refocuses safety worries
• Wife-beating study shocks Buddhist Bhutan's 'happiness' chief
• Catholic college faces crisis of faith, labor laws
• Egypt's military takes control amid reports Mubarak will resign
• NASA: Minor damage to shuttle will require no repairs
• Diversity grows with population in Maryland
• Veterans more likely to be homeless, study says
• GOP Rep. Chris Lee resigns over shirtless photo on Web
• Dieter's quarter-life crisis changed everything
• Two cancer drugs keep rare pancreatic tumors in check
• Tween evangelist? Justin Bieber film packed with prayer
• CDC: More strokes hitting young, middle-aged folks
• Job training sprawl costs U.S. $18B per year
• U.S., Mexico police unite to fight border crime
• Egyptian opposition defiant over VP's warning
• High pressure pushed wacky weather over USA
• How will years of war change us?
• Early breast cancers may need less lymph node surgery
• Rumsfeld feels vindicated by Obama's Gitmo policy
• New shingles vaccine in short supply
• Canadian bishops to Catholics: Don't focus on sex
• Parents discourage daughters who would be nuns
• Freed Google exec energizes Egyptian protests
• 150M in 40 states brrr-ace for even bigger chill
• Snow days virtually eliminated with Web tools
• Report finds fraud a pattern in AmeriCorps
• Some consumers resist new light bulbs
• Haiti's president confirms 3-month term extension
• Sideline test accurately detects athletes' concussions in minutes
• Is Muslim Brotherhood shaped by 1950s views?
• Exposure to pesticides in womb linked to learning disabilities
• Gabrielle Giffords shooting: Urgent response amid chaos
• Obama says Egypt won't be the same country
• Polls: Young non-drinkers up in down economy
• Obama to address U.S. Chamber of Commerce
• Child obesity linked to formula, early start on solids
• Stem cells ride research roller coaster
• Egypt's ruling regime offers concessions
• Gabrielle Giffords shooting: A fatal chain of events
• Ohio Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty
• Burden of HIV highest for blacks, CDC reports
• Stability returns to Egypt with calmer protests
• Scientists visit Calif. coast to take whale census
• Shuttle operator may propose commercial flights
• Clinton: Mideast must reform despite risks
• Egyptian journalist dies of gunshot wounds
• U.S., Canada agree to work on border security
• 2nd imam is out at Islamic center near WTC site
• Vatican: Popes can't be organ donors
• Some Egyptians are fearful over future
• More snow hits Texas just days before Super Bowl
• Transition could weaken U.S. anti-terror efforts
• Egypt's Mubarak says he fears chaos if he quits
• Education aid going unused, to tune of $1B
• Leaders pray for nation's, Giffords' recovery
• Vatican to update bio-ethics guide for Catholic hospitals
• Study: Global obesity rates double since 1980
• Groups ramp up lobbying as new regulations loom
• Winter storm smacks cities, businesses
• Huge Australia storm spawns terror but no deaths
• Jordan, Yemen grapple with effects of protests
• Drug shortages forcing some risky alternatives
• U.S. still seeks transition as scene turns violent
• Golf trip teed off dramatic weight loss
• High blood pressure, obesity linked to memory loss in elderly
• New test may help guide prostate cancer treatment
• Midwest buckles under major winter storm
• NASA finds planets a plenty outside solar system
• Mubarak supporters, opponents clash
• Muslims seek change in their Hollywood story
• TSA unveils 'generic' body scans
• Clinton stays on message as Egypt evolves
• Analysis: Controversy looms again for Nat. Prayer Breakfast
• Catholic critic calls new Smithsonian exhibit policy a 'smoke screen'
• Scientists find 5 new Parkinson's genes
• Avastin increases fatal side effects in cancer patients, study shows
• Mubarak: 'I have spent enough time serving Egypt'
• Parents focus on kids' diets but neglect their own
• How accurate is the groundhog at predicting weather?
• Bad cholesterol plaguing many; half get treated
• Avastin increases fatal side effects in cancer patients, study shows
• Many food label claims may mislead rather than inform
• Poll: President Obama's speech gets high marks
• Gay activist conference in U.S. has faith focus
• Researchers question discovery of 'Goldilocks' planet
• Critics say top-rated Chinese education system has a flaw
• Thousands converge in Cairo to demand Mubarak go
• Study puts spotlight on red-light cameras
• Judge rules Obama health care law unconstitutional
• For kids set for college, it's time to fill out FAFSA
• 10 myths about heart disease
• New campaign informs women about the realities of heart disease
• Study: A sports loss can influence heart health
• No time to weight: Experts offer tips on combating childhood obesity
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• Maya pyramids pose acoustic riddle
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• Catholic Church struggles to deal with disciplined clerics
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• Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released
• Obama, in Japan, seeks more market access, jobs for U.S.
• FBI: Md. pols Jack Johnson and wife tried to hide cash
• Pelosi poised to keep party leadership post amid Dem deal
• Report: U.S. government food program needs improving
• Scientists use tarantulas to explore human fear
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• Survey: 1 in 10 kids has ADHD
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• Hospitals go high-tech to better inform patients
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• Soy chemicals may lower risk for invasive breast cancer
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• Obama says Indonesia, U.S. 'on right path'
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• Task force faces uphill battle on plan to cut deficit $3.8T
• Stink bug numbers 'explode' along East Coast
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• Number of uninsured U.S. adults hits record high
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• Obama likely to shorten Indonesia trip due to volcano
• Study: Muslim women uncomfortable with U.S. doctors
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• Researchers: Doctors must work on trust with Muslim patients
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• Doctor: Teen girls misinformed on body image, sex
• Fraud charges cloud Navajos' new leadership
• Hurricane Tomas nears Haiti
• Oral sex a 'gateway' activity for teens
• Baby Boomers' dilemma: When should mom, dad stop driving?
• Storms delay space shuttle launch, next try to come Friday
• More than 20 tons of pot smuggled in border tunnel
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• 5 ways to 'fall back' and enjoy Sunday's 'extra' hour
• Afghani villagers get stronger against Taliban
• Obama, GOP face choices of compromise or conflict
• Indonesian volcano erupts again; death toll at 92
• Obama drops plan to limit global warming gases
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• Study: CT scans can reduce lung cancer deaths by 20%
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• Study: Brain 'energy crisis' may spark Parkinson's
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• Recipe: Soup's on with a bounty of peppers, winter squash
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• Study: 'Fish oil' supplements don't slow dementia
• Robot's space debut 'giant leap for tinmankind'
• Ohio church selects design for new Jesus statue
• What would you have said if you knew it was your last chance?
• School kids still have access to sugary drinks, whole milk
• Medical marijuana doctors help make pot available in California
• Cats can make owners happier, healthier and gentler
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• U.S. extends ban on air cargo from Yemen
• Ex-Rep. Condit: No involvement in Levy killing
• 'Proofiness' offers guide to voting math
• Police block abuse survivors march toward Vatican
• Time for a fast chat with marathon runners
• Having diabetes doesn't mean you have to hug the shore
• Kids' use of electronic media at night linked to problems
• Rousseff is elected as Brazil's next president
• Obama makes final campaign rounds for Democrats
• Bomb plot shows gaps in screening of air cargo
• Study: Alcohol more destructive than heroin, cocaine
• Suspected suicide attack leaves 15 hurt in Istanbul
• White House to host military families, local kids for Halloween
• Mail bomb investigators push on with Yemen manhunt
• 'Sanity' rally draws tens of thousands
• Egg donors happy they helped, small study finds
• Study: Fat affects sperm quality
• Hurricane Tomas weakens after battering eastern Caribbean
• New Mexico spaceport sets stage for commercial space race
• Israeli Jews at odds with liberal Judaism in U.S.
• Some 'pink' products do little for cancer research
• Green tea doesn't protect against breast cancer, study finds
• Repairs delay Discovery's final launch another day
• Life after breast cancer: Women urged to think long-term survival
• Pancreatic cancer surprisingly slow to arise, study finds
• Eliminating malaria impossible without vaccine
• Authorities in Yemen check suspicious packages for clues
• Warning systems often don't help tsunami victims
• Healthy living may prevent 25% of colorectal cancers
• Sleep deprived? How it affects you may be in your genes
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• PTSD linked to 'hyperactivity' in right brain
• Jobs, economic security top issues before midterms
• Obama: Suspicious packages are 'credible terrorist threat'
• FDA rejects anticipated diet pill Qnexa
• Planes drop food as Indonesia struggles with aid
• Most babies sleep through night at 2 to 4 months, study finds
• Women's fertility better with normal weight, studies find
• It's true: Menstruation does affect women's emotions
• Q&A: Vitamin D gets its turn in the supplements spotlight
• Five ways the election will change Washington
• Hispanics split on illegal immigrantion
• Scientist: Dino ancestor's skeleton found in China
• Victims: child sex abuse is crime against humanity
• Imam unmoved by Saudi prince's call to move N.Y.C. mosque
• Saudi prince says moving N.Y. mosque would respect 9/11 'wounds'
• Mystery disease kills 51 in India
• Police buying Taser Cams for stun gun accountability
• Experts, advocates weigh in on Ed. Dept. anti-bias letter
• Boot camp, strength training will top 2011 fitness trends
• In vitro fertilization: More not always better
• Fewer may get flu shots this year, surveys find
• More troops' concussions diagnosed under new rules
• Man charged in bomb plot on D.C. Metro
• U.S. says China must clarify rare earth exports
• Pope to Brazil bishops: Stress no to abortion
• High levels of BPA cause sperm problems, study finds
• Obama gets his 'Daily Show' moment of zen
• Tuition at public colleges rose 7.9% this fall to avg. $7,605
• Deep Impact spacecraft readies for comet encounter
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• Study: New virus 'jumps' from monkey to scientist
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• For healthy pumpkin, squash the urge to turn it into pie
• With Election Day in sight, parties pull out the stops
• Luxury buying on rise, as jobless not spending
• Swiss Catholic parishes give teens condoms, against church teaching
• Doctors eye better ways to share e-health records
• Teens need another meningitis shot, CDC panel says
• CDC: High blood pressure awareness, treatment improve
• Death toll in Indonesian tsunami, volcano tops 300
• High court's green light is latest twist in lethal injection controversy
• Monster storm still battering Southeast, Midwest
• Parenting Part II: Know when your teen is sending signs of depression
• Health care law's Medicare trims altering seniors' views
• Study: Alzheimer's risk spikes 157% with heavy smoking
• Obama's agenda in jeopardy if GOP captures House
• Cards, drink coasters used to generate tips in cold cases
• China panda baby boom aids against extinction
• Indonesian volcano erupts, up to 18 killed in ash
• GlaxoSmithKline settles bad drug case for $750M
• Halloween candy isn't so sweet for your diet
• Giant storm blasting Midwest
• Bullying survey: Most teens have hit someone out of anger
• Tsunami, volcano strike Indonesia
• Space shuttle Discovery to launch Monday
• Smoking isn't just bad for your lungs
• Mayo Clinic guide: Home remedies can do the trick
• Most doctors are behind the learning curve on genetic tests
• GOP, Democrats both claim momentum for elections
• Research teams find oil on bottom of Gulf
• Indonesia warns volcano could erupt at any time
• Virginia textbook includes Civil War error on blacks in Confederacy
• Alcohol fuels tensions between college students, police
• NYC teens with same-sex contact more prone to dating violence
• Richard batters Belize, weakens to depression
• BP expected to pay Florida $20M for seafood inspections
• Some snowed-in Ohio students to learn online
• Calif. church docs reveal decades of abuse allegations
• Schuller pleads for dollars for Crystal Cathedral
• Lung taste receptors may improve asthma treatment
• Jamie Lee Curtis takes up fight against breast cancer
• Women wonder: When is it time for breast cancer screening?
• Study: Surgery on wrong patients, body parts persists
• In Haiti, cholera could heighten quake misery
• Obama preps for post-election presidency
• Judge retires to tackle patent office reform
• Skin cancer fears may lead to lack of vitamin D
• Mexico: 13 dead in massacre at Ciudad Juarez party
• 3 Calif. beaches closed after deadly shark attack
• Siblings of kids with autism may also have subtle traits
• Willpower fading? Try clenching your muscles
• Food allergies more likely in kids born in winter
• 9 dead, 23 missing after typhoon hits Taiwan
• Iraq war leaks: No U.S. investigation of many abuses
• Study: Young kids trust adults despite evidence to the contrary
• Hurricanes may raise fetal distress risk
• Group of 20 vows to avoid currency devaluations
• Teens with anorexia may do better with family therapy
• Low-dose aspirin may cut colon cancer risk, study finds
• French Senate OKs raising retirement age to 62
• Ads bombard airwaves in governor races
• Alcohol and caffeine drinks: the next student health problem?
• Federal prosecutors probing Glaxo diabetes drug Avandia
• Alzheimer's: Can vitamin B12 lower risk?
• Diabetes may affect as many as 1 in 3 Americans by 2050
• Study: Soy may reduce breast cancer recurrence
• Haiti: 135 dead, more than 1,000 sick from disease outbreak
• Governors use YouTube to get messages out
• Winter to slam Northwest as South stays warm and dry
• Planet Green show aims to inspire kids with science
• Legal challengers in mosque case focus questions on Islam
• Companies graded on getting chemical BPA out of cans
• Researchers: Gene therapy may treat depression
• Prempro menopause drug raises breast cancer, death risk
• For healthy looking skin, some women turn to lasers
• British government outlines big spending cuts
• Reid-Angle showdown in Nevada: Winner takes all?
• Time to tally BP oil spill's toll on wildlife, habitat
• Pradaxa bests warfarin for atrial fibrillation stroke risk
• The lure for catfish farmers is sinking
• Paul Mitchell The School Tysons Corner Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Mexican borough makes world's biggest enchilada
• Gone with the wind: Houses test hurricane-force gusts
• Minn. archbishop: No 'lukewarm' Catholics welcome
• Feds support Tenn. Mosque, call Islam 'recognized religion'
• 'No excuses' key to dieters' Weight-Loss Challenge goals
• Researchers: Gene therapy may treat depression
• Nuclear regulators mull rules for radioactive thyroid cancer patients
• Pope names 24 new cardinals, including 2 Americans
• Graco recalls 2M strollers after 4 deaths
• Far more troops survive IEDs in Afghanistan
• Military to accept openly gay recruits
• Obesity costs U.S. $168 billion, study finds
• Johnson & Johnson again recalls a Tylenol product for moldy smell
• Gay teens told 'It Gets Better'
• 10 years after Bush v. Gore, new concerns about voting
• Oil cleanup not over in Louisiana's Bay Jimmy
• Global temperatures continue to rise
• Georgia school district wins $1 million Broad prize
• Yale fraternity under fire for alleged misogyny
• O'Donnell questions separation of church, state
• Screening babies for hearing loss can improve life if deaf
• Gene has 'big effect' on alcoholism, how quickly you get drunk
• Study: Teamwork makes surgery safer
• The Vatican line: Homer Simpson is a Catholic
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• Hundreds of tax issues on ballots this year
• Mich., U.S. sue Blue Cross, charge anticompetitive pricing
• Super Typhoon Megi lashes Philippines, kills at least 3
• Supreme Court to hear former AG's appeal on 9/11 policy
• American Heart Association revises CPR guidelines
• Hoover Dam bridge is America's newest wonder
• Sabbath compromise at Philly museum of U.S. Jewish history
• Balance spiritual and secular, Dalai Lama urges in Ga. talk
• Step up to stay in shape without a big cash outlay
• Want a low-cost, gym-free exercise? Try climbing stairs
• Texas sheriff mistrusts Mexico's border lake inquiry
• Obama takes fight for agenda to the front lines
• Pope canonizes first Australian saint, 5 others
• Folic acid no benefit to heart, analysis finds
• Saudi intel agency warns France on new terror threat
• Discipline rate of black students in Del., elsewhere is probed
• Whooping cough outbreaks show many not vaccinated
• Rescuers fear worst after blast traps 11 in China mine
• What's it like to land a space shuttle? Reporter finds out
• More youths with mental disabilities going to college
• Club drug 'poppers' may be linked to eye damage
• Earlier hospice urged for terminal prostate cancer
• Palestinians weighing alternatives to peace talks
• Walking 6 to 9 miles a week may help memory
• 3 ways to reduce your breast cancer risk
• For cops, citizen videos bring increased scrutiny
• Breast cancer care 'race gap' not explained by insurance, income
• This is your brain on friends
• Meditation reduces depression, fatigue, anxiety in MS patients
• Blind hikers know no limits at Grand Canyon
• Chile miners do not disclose ordeal details
• Might D.C. schools chancellor Michelle Rhee go to N.J.?
• Education Dept. sees 11% spike in civil rights complaints
• 'School Pride' gives Cheryl Hines an education
• N.Y. town won't disrupt Muslim graves
• Rev. Moon marries 7,200 couples in mass broadcast
• Christine O'Donnell reins in evangelical talk
• 8 companies warned for marketing miracle cures
• FDA admits lobbyists influenced knee device approval
• Army finds simple blood test to identify mild brain trauma
• Love: A natural painkiller?
• Study: T. rex may have been a meal fit for a king
• Overseas absentee ballots mailed out late
• Chiquita has new bag-salad wash it says kills more bacteria
• Eyeing the curve: Just stay focused
• Most ER cases for swallowing pills involve kids
• Chilean hospital could release most miners today
• Obama administration asks for delay on ending military gay ban
• U.S. Hispanics outliving whites, blacks
• Research aims to cut disparities in stroke care
• Hurricane Paula weakens as it nears Cuba
• In this volatile election, money isn't everything
• Call to service inspired many Peace Corps volunteers
• Alligator eats boy's pet turtle at Florida aquarium
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• Whale of a Trip: Humpback makes record migration
• Obama urges Congress to make college tax credit permanent
• FDA OKs Vivitrol to treat heroin, narcotic addictions
• Dogs alert diabetes patients when blood sugar is off
• Mormon church says cruelty toward gays is wrong
• Iowa pastor preaches politics to oust 3 justices who backed gay marriage
• Chile miners may face range of health problems
• Testosterone may help women with heart failure
• Considering grad school? Advice in a flat job market
• Pregnant women gain right amount of weight when guided
• Porn actor tests positive for HIV in California
• 'Biggest Loser' workouts drop fat without losing muscle mass
• Rescue of 33 Chilean miners is underway
• Judge says 'don't ask, don't tell' must end now
• Pope takes Vatican's biggest step to revive Christianity
• Embryonic stem cells used on patient for first time
• Yo-yo dieting not so bad for future weight loss after all?
• Treatments for vision loss are in sight
• Chile hopes to start rescue of miners soon
• Chamber of Commerce funding claims repeated but unproven
• Americans seek ways to contribute to war efforts
• You can lead kids to healthy food, but can psychology make them eat?
• Heartbreak puts brakes on heart
• Older women on hormones more likely to get kidney stones
• Hurricane Paula strengthens off Yucatan
• Defense seeks delay in Fort Hood shooting hearing
• Google to invest in offshore wind power project
• Private spaceship makes first solo glide flight
• Dinosaur discoveries shake up sauropod story
• Mensa's face is changing as it catches a young brain wave
• Eat less, move more and lift weights to beat obesity
• Little fingers can get caught and injured in stroller hinges
• Breast cancer fundraisers give pink a little extra punch
• Video games help schools get kids moving, exercising more
• Kyrgyzstan on a hard road to democracy
• College dropouts cost taxpayers billions, report says
• Immigration advocacy goes local
• Schools enforce year-round conduct rules
• NYC teens charged with anti-Muslim hate crime
• Pope denounces terror in God's name
• Booty vs. belly: Fat cells grow differently
• Parenting, Part II: How closely should parents monitor kids online?
• Tropical Storm Paula forms near Honduras
• Newborn jaundice linked to autism
• How big government should be stirs debate
• Urgent care clinics carve out a key health care niche
• Study: 1 or 2 drinks a week in pregnancy may not hurt baby
• North Korean heir makes appearance at parade
• Capsule docks at space station with 3 new arrivals
• Mormon leader's speech on gays modified on website
• Finance leaders fail to resolve currency dispute
• N.Y. officials visit site of alleged anti-gay gang torture
• Diet not enough: Exercise, support drops more weight
• Moms underestimate their influence on kids' weight
• MRI, CT scans for ER patients triple over 10 years
• Drill reaches Chile's 33 trapped miners
• NYC takes aim at teachers' 'tenure for breathing'
• L.A. teachers union aims to prevent layoffs at 'bad' schools
• Ban on Muslim face veils backed by France's constitutional watchdog
• Mom's flu shot may protect baby after birth
• Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Training video looks at needs of female juvenile offenders
• IVF: Video may help predict which embryos will survive
• Some insured kids miss proper health care due to costs
• Officials worry sludge will be harder to dilute
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• U.S. gay rights leaders head to Utah, protest Mormon views
• Pope, Sarkozy meet after France's Gypsy crackdown
• Diet pill Meridia withdrawn by Abbott in USA, Canada
• Arthritis spikes, hitting 22% of U.S. adults
• Breast-feeding less common for black moms
• U.S. gay activists protest Mormon church remarks
• Social networks not protecting children's privacy, poll finds
• 1 in 4 U.S. teens and young adults binge drink
• Five ways to celebrate your own beauty
• Hungary's sludge flows to Danube
• Primary election early voters up 50%
• Almost 100 Puerto Rican law officers arrested
• As sepsis turns fatal fast, more aggressive care urged
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• FAA proposes new rules for helicopter safety
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Americans' views of God shape attitudes on key issues
• U.S. unprepared to care for kids in major disaster
• Green Beret awarded posthumous Medal of Honor
• FDA to spend $25M to improve its science
• Breast cancer answers, advice from expert Dr. Susan Love
• Miley Cyrus and mom Tish boost cancer awareness
• Got $38M to spare? Really fancy diamond for sale
• Wis. law lets residents challenge race-based mascots
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• Some progress made in climate talks in China
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• 2 Japanese, American share Nobel Prize in chemistry
• Flash floods in eastern Indonesia kill at least 56
• Linguists discover new language in India
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• Prosecuting offices' immunity tested
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• 'Cooking for Geeks' satisfies hunger and curiosity
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• Study: Families saving for college aren't always choosing best options
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• Hungary sludge flood called 'ecological disaster'
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• Geim and Novoselov win Nobel Prize in physics
• Obama seeks to partner businesses, 2-year colleges
• Alcohol companies' pink campaigns anger breast cancer survivors
• Poll: GOP voters are more fired up
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• Iran: Nuclear delay due to leak, not computer worm
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• Kagan fills seats, makes her mark on first day of court term
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• In-vitro pioneer Edwards wins Nobel medicine prize
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• Rutgers holding silent vigil to honor Clementi
• College yearbook collections go digital
• Police: NYC mosque's imam, wife get death threats
• U.S. warns Americans to be extra cautious in Europe
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• English learning probe settled by feds, Boston schools
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• Depression hits 9% of adults, worst in South, CDC reports
• Plant said to boost mood, quell hunger gets pharm attention
• Emanuel out, Rouse in as Obama's chief of staff
• Pastors defy prohibition on politicking
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• New website shows prices for individual health coverage
• Reshaped Supreme Court charts new era
• New method makes adult cells act like embryonic ones
• Third-party food-safety audits fall under intense scrutiny
• CDC boss names AIDS, obesity among 6 'winnable battles'
• 1st evidence that ADHD is genetic arises from kids study
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• A 'Promise' spurred Susan G. Komen, breast cancer fight
• U.K. police 'deeply sorry' for cameras in Muslim neighborhoods
• Settlements unsettle Mideast peace talks
• NYC mosque developer: No plans to move project
• Boehner as speaker of the House? Big donors think so
• Michelle Obama stars in Disney 'Healthy Living' ad campaign
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• Official: FDA too slow to order Motrin recall
• Protesting police throw Ecuador into chaos
• Rutgers sex video was hate crime, not prank, activists say
• Fisher-Price recalls tricycles, toys, high chairs for safety
• Marines want more Labrador retrievers to sniff for bombs
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• In Louisville, a new turn in school integration
• In Louisville, a new turn in school integration
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• 'Now or never' for 50 House grudge matches
• CUNY, IBM to open high school-college hybrid
• Muslims: Bigotry behind N.Y. town's attempt to shut graveyard
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• Disney, Muslim worker agree on hijab substitute
• Government warns parents not to use baby sleep positioners
• Experimental drug helps kids with neuroblastoma
• Tropical Storm Nicole bringing rain to South Florida
• Census: Women closing in on male-dominated fields
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• Anti-austerity protests sweep across Europe
• Survey: Americans lack some religious knowledge
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• Literacy test dims clown's bid for Brazil congress
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• Parenting, Part II: First weeks can be tough for college kids
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• Swine flu no longer a major threat to USA
• 1 in 10 teens use sunless tanning products
• 8 dead, 100 missing in Mexico landslides
• Tropical depression nears South Florida
• Why didn't oil spill hit East Coast?
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• Accused Ga. megachurch pastor addresses congregation
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• Abbas says settlements block Mideast peace deal
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• Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
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• Obama presses leaders on Mideast peace
• Big cash edge for GOP in state elections
• Two new dinosaur species discovered in southern Utah
• The children are the heroes of 'Waiting for Superman'
• 4th man sues Georgia megachurch pastor
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• Report: Poor science education impairs U.S. economy
• Report: Poor science education impairs U.S. economy
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• Study: Foster children struggle to learn
• Diabetes drug Avandia stays on the market with restrictions
• 1 in 5 men who have sex with men have HIV, nearly half don't know it
• U.S. hospitals' quality of care improves
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• Episcopal Church asks US bishop to step down
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• Study: Sexist insults hurt female politicians
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• Egg companies to apologize for salmonella outbreak
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• Michelle Obama to grace struggling Dems' fall campaigns
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• 80 pilot whales stranded on New Zealand beach
• Mammogram benefits more modest than doctors thought
• Law officers split on California legal pot fight
• FDA panel on genetically modified salmon leaves questions unanswered
• Obesity's yearly costs: $4,879 for a woman, $2,646 for a man
• Hurricane Igor hits Canada; Georgette nears Mexico; Lisa forms
• Senate Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Bike-sharing programs spin across U.S. campuses
• Study seeks to explain the parting of the Red Sea
• Muslim groups back Islamic center near Ground Zero
• Lasker Awards go to leptin discoverers, other 'pivotal' doctors
• Top 25 graduate, undergrad colleges for entrepreneurs named
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• Cost of college: Grads break even by age 33
• More moms in China readopt confinement after childbirth
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• Merit pay study: Teacher bonuses don't raise student test scores
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• How the tax cut debate affects you
• Scientists ID 5 gene variants linked to ovarian cancer
• U.S.-born panda gives birth to her 8th cub in China
• Alzheimer's brain protein tangles offer clue on worsening
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• Afghans vote for parliament amid threats, attacks
• E-learning: University of Texas home to library without books
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• Study: Glucosamine, chondroitin don't help arthritis pain
• Powerful Hurricane Karl smashes into Mexico
• Obama names Warren to set up consumer protection agency
• Investigators assess whether tornado hit NYC in deadly storm
• Pope's visit continues; U.K. police arrest 5 in alleged threat
• After Calif. blast, DOT seeks tougher pipeline oversight
• College bans Facebook, Twitter, all social media this week
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• Who's a family? Study finds shifting views of unmarried, gay couples
• Drug-resistant 'superbugs' hit 20 states, spread worldwide
• Tanning bed users know but ignore skin cancer dangers
• Traffic in China fuels quest for road civility
• Tribes see grants to fight crime as step in right direction
• Priest excommunicated for ordaining woman in Arizona
• U.S. face transplant patient encourages organ donation
• Warren still in contention for top spot at consumer bureau
• On U.K. visit, Pope apologizes, again, for abuse scandal failures
• More students on waiting lists at community colleges
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• New data on Iowa egg farm 'disturbing'
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• Tea Party's wins fuel a 'civil war' within GOP
• Brain region linked to introspection
• Threats loom over Afghan elections
• More bodies placed in wrong graves at Arlington
• Pet Talk: Think outside the dog breed box for running buddies
• Church that welcomes gays breaks with Texas Baptists
• French Senate passes ban on full Muslim veils
• Tropical Storm Karl hits Mexico
• Denzel Washington, Boys & Girls Clubs fight dropouts
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• Study: To save tigers, protect key breeding areas
• 'History cannot be hidden' as Khmer Rouge leaders tried
• Nashville nuns lead nation in number of newcomers
• 'Tea Party' topples Castle in Delaware
• Church claims evangelizing students punished for 'kindness'
• Working while sick? Doctors do it, too
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• Smoking ban linked to survival, drop in kids' asthma
• CDC: One-third of sex ed omits birth control
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• For true guilty pleasures, atonement is not required
• CDC report: Breast-feeding rates are up at birth
• Cellphones, social networks make eavesdropping OK?
• Focus shifts to November, independents as primaries end
• Survey: Cost of insurance claims to rise 11% for PPOs
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• Amish population growing, heading west
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• Record number of Indian Americans vie for U.S. House
• Residents still shaken by California pipeline blast
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• College loan default rates rise as recession takes a toll
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• Imam says NYC mosque site is not 'hallowed ground'
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• Study: Doctors fail to disclose company payments
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• Cuba to cut 500,000 gov't workers; reform salaries
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• Christian worshippers attacked in Indonesia
• Different pope, different times for British trip
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• Growing problem of fake drugs endangers consumers' health
• U.S. military: Taliban turns to child soldiers in Afghan fight
• Just 2% of quake debris in Haiti cleared
• GI will be first living Medal of Honor winner from Afghan war
• Muslims flock to mosques to celebrate end of Ramadan
• Florida pastor says his church will never burn Quran
• NYC marks 9th anniversary of Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Obama: America's enemy is al-Qaeda, not Islam
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• Committee chairs to shift no matter who controls Congress
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• New questions on state of U.S.-Muslim relations
• Gas line fire rages in S.F. suburb
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• FEMA: Hundreds of levees no longer reliable
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• Pope thanks U.K. for 'vast' efforts for $18.5M trip
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• '46 Mommas' shave their heads for cancer research
• ER visits for abdominal pain up, chest pain down
• More young couples try long-distance relationships
• China tries out changes to one-child rule
• Obama, Republicans jostle over tax-break policies
• Strengthening La Nina could mean more hurricanes
• Pastor says he won't burn Qurans
• CDC: U.S. adults eat less fruit, not enough veggies
• Drugs used in MRI imaging can kill kidney patients, FDA warns
• Editing, enhancing Wikipedia becomes project at colleges
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• U.N. reports over 500 rapes in eastern Congo
• Companies spend indirectly on politics
• Florida city fights 9/11 Quran burning
• Fla. pastor: Burning Quran is 'direction God wants us to go'
• More car booster seats named 'best bet' by Insurance Institute
• Discovery of gene mutations may be key vs. ovarian cancer
• Mayor calls Detroit fires 'natural disaster'
• Auditors: Staffing shortages stymie stimulus
• Armored trucks cut IED deaths among allied troops
• In Midwest and beyond, elections focus on jobs
• Group gets homeless on feet and running
• Report: Money can buy you happiness, to a point
• Iraq displays hundreds of recovered artifacts
• FDA warns Canada Dry, Lipton about green-tea claims
• About 20% of U.S. adults, teens still smoke
• How to make a healthy breakfast yummy to kids
• Obama proposes $50B for roads, rails, runways
• Dental sealants temporarily raise BPA levels
• Cutting carbs? Replace them with proteins from plants
• Yad Vashem gains access to Polish Holocaust-era archives
• Cordova Christians put out welcome mat for mosque
• British regulators want Avandia diabetes pill pulled
• Flu vaccine readily available, and free for many this year
• NATO asks for more troops for Afghanistan
• Former soldier surrenders after taking hostages at Ga. hospital
• Hawking book explains creation of universe minus God
• Japan fattens textbooks to reverse sliding rank
• Can Philadelphia school end black vs. Asian violence?
• Teens' 'unhealthy' sex exposure blamed on TV, music, Web
• 3 to 4 drinks per week may raise risk of breast cancer's return
• Pakistan's flooded farms may also threaten next season's crops
• Start of college can be harder on parents than freshmen
• Vatican decries stoning in Iran adultery case as 'brutal'
• Marijuana may relieve nerve pain when other drugs don't
• Possible talks with Afghan insurgents draw closer
• Guatemala mudslides kill at least 38; 2 buses hit
• Study: Casual sex doesn't kill chance of long-term relationship
• Many Pakistanis still waiting for flood aid
• Prescription drug spending doubled in less than a decade
• Powerful 7.1 quake hits New Zealand
• Gulf platform explodes in flames; 13 rescued
• Dems in power could be in peril, poll says
• For families of Muslim 9/11 victims, a new pain
• Study: Friends help college females avoid risky sex after drinking
• Hurricane Earl set to pound N.C. Outer Banks
• Paris mosque won't bite burger chain's Muslim outreach
• 'DASH' diet can lower heart attack risk almost 20%
• Outbreak linked to ground beef puts focus on meat oversight
• Report: Health law's small biz tax credit could expand coverage
• Egg farmers: Good managing can help control salmonella
• Weakening Hurricane Earl races toward Mass.
• Small gains made in Mideast peace talks
• Police kill gunman holding hostages at Discovery building
• Local students benefit from private colleges' financial aid
• Creation came 'from nothing,' not God: Stephen Hawking
• New test may 'revolutionize TB care,' diagnosing
• 1 in 7 home kitchens would flunk inspection, worse than restaurants
• Food safety groups slam USDA egg graders at farms in recall
• Corporate alliances help keep state parks afloat
• Methodists see clues for growth in thriving churches
• Muslim groups support N.Y. mosque, decry hostility
• Tony Blair's book offers insights on alliances
• Doctors: Michael Douglas' cancer therapy is grueling
• In Pakistan, U.S. hopes aid builds goodwill
• Obama warns of challenges at start of Mideast peace talks
• Mormon church, Jewish leaders tackle proxy baptism
• Diet drug Meridia raises heart attack, stroke risk
• NASA delivers coping tips for miners trapped in Chile
• Brain games delay dementia but speed up decline once it hits
• Ceremony marks end of combat operations in Iraq
• U.S. changes military commanders in Iraq
• Hurricane Earl forces evacuations in Outer Banks
• Schools ban bracelets promoting cancer awareness
• More 'empowered' patients question doctors' orders
• Church tragedy leads to college dreams fulfilled 10 years later
• Why has the USA's cesarean section rate climbed so high?
• Pea in the lung? Try jewelry, bones, dentures among inhaled items
• 'Super-sized' fits even regular food portions at restaurants
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• Students face new textbook picks: Rent vs. buy, print vs. e-book
• Ovary removal can raise survival of women with high cancer risk
• Exercise can override 'fat genes,' study finds
• Flu shot Q&A: It's that time again, but just get one this year
• Obama administration marks end of combat mission in Iraq
• Earl takes aim on East Coast after battering Caribbean
• Runners get down and dirty for a thrill in extreme races
• National Guard to arrive at Arizona-Mexico border
• Who's 'Really Ready' for college? Retired Marquette dean shares tips
• Muslims see Tenn. mosque fire as sign of hate
• Beloved 'Father Red' priest still missing 5 years after Katrina
• 'Disturbing trend' for kids in sports: ER visits for concussions soar
• Medicare aims to reduce costs, illnesses of older smokers
• FDA reports on rats, manure piles at egg recall companies
• Hurricane Earl takes aim on U.S. East Coast
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• Protest at military funeral ignites a test of free speech
• Obama says he isn't worried about Muslim rumors
• Volcano quiet for 400 years erupts in Indonesia
• Chile miners must move tons of rocks in rescue
• Obama pledges to continue support for New Orleans
• Sudden downpour causes 69 cars to crash on Ariz. interstate
• Egg industry resorts to blaming the victim in recall, critics say
• 7 U.S. troops killed in Afghan weekend attacks
• With zeal of a revival, thousands rally in Washington
• Hurricane warnings issued as Earl nears Caribbean
• Church: Calif. minister guilty for marrying gays
• Arson reported at Tennessee mosque construction site
• Iraq goes on highest alert for terror attacks
• Katrina tosses coastal mayors into national spotlight
• Federal contractor charged with leaking secrets about N. Korea
• Web posting causes uproar on eve of Glenn Beck rally
• Scientists: We've cracked wheat's genetic code
• Lutherans opposed to gay clergy form new U.S. denomination
• UK study: Nonreligious doctors may hasten death more
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• Glenn Beck supporters head for Washington, D.C., rally
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• Alaska primary undecided, but Sarah Palin wins
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• Magazine's community college 'rankings' irk some educators
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• NIH scientists 'stunned' by judge's stem cell ruling
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• 42 die as jet crashes in China; 54 others hurt
• Minority leader accuses Obama, aides of 'job-killing'
• Post-Katrina, stalwart Miss. retirees rebuild
• Eggs from Iowa farms could come to table near you
• Promising new melanoma drug: Questions and answers
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• Antimatter detector to catch last shuttle to space
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• N. Korea: Ex-President Carter arrives in Pyongyang
• Fortunes shine for GOP in Fla., Ariz.
• Political groups set up for ad blitz
• 'Fracking' fractures N.Y. county
• 9 states, D.C. receive 'Race to the Top' education funds
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• Supporters: Church ignored in NYC mosque furor
• Grads taking law schools to task for poor job market
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• Gunmen surrender after invading luxury Rio hotel
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• Captive bear that killed Ohio man is euthanized
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• L.A. unveils $578M school, costliest in USA
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• Q&A: What you should know about salmonella and eggs
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• For New Orleans cops, the scandals linger
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• Ancient birds jabbed at prey with axelike beaks
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