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Musician Pete Doherty is banned from driving after admitting allowing his manager to use his car without insurance.
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Japanese carmaker hands over to US lawmakers a 2006 letter written by Japanese employees warning that aggressive cost cuts had undermined the quality of its vehicles
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Annie Leibovitz, the celebrity photographer, is turning to Colony Capital, a private equity firm better known for its real estate investments, for loans to help clean up her finances
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Rapper Lil Wayne is sentenced to a year in prison after admitting possessing a gun, discovered on his tour bus in 2007.
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Chinese artist Ai Weiwei is chosen to undertake the 11th commission in Tate's Unilever Series.
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Turkey warned of serious damage to its relations with the US after a congressional panel approved a resolution that describes the Ottoman-era massacres of Armenians as genocide
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The US International Trade Commission said it will launch an investigation into whether Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry infringe on a Kodak patent. by Daniel Terdimann CNET News
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Rep. Steve King didn't back down from a home-invading raccoon and now he's not backing down from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which blasted the Iowa Republican for tweeting about fatally shooting the animal.
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Reuters - Yemeni Shi'ite rebels believed to be holding five Saudi soldiers captive have handed over one missing soldier to a ceasefire committee, Al Jazeera television reported on Monday. Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, was drawn into a confli
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President Obama's counterterrorism adviser accused Republicans of using a "500-mile screwdriver" for their criticism of the administration's handling of the investigation of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.
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AP - President Barack Obama on Saturday unloaded on a divided Supreme Court for allowing more corporate influence over elections. The White House and Democratic lawmakers scrambled to figure out how to blunt the impact of the ruling.
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Google is investigating whether employees in its China office were involved in the attacks on its network that led to theft of intellectual property, according to sources. by Elinor Mills CNET News
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AP - About 10 years ago the government set some lofty health goals for the nation to reach by 2010.
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AP - The U.S. and Britain locked up their embassies in Yemen on Sunday after fresh threats from al-Qaida, and the White House expressed alarm at the terror group's expanded reach in the poor Arab nation where an offshoot apparently ordered the Christmas D
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Space solar power advocates may soon get their day in the sun, as different projects aimed at beaming energy to Earth from orbit begin to take shape. Energy. - Solar power. - United States. - Earth. - Renewable.
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Politico - On the eve of an historic Senate health care reform vote, more than half of the Republican state attorneys general have organized to provide a legal analysis of the constitutionality of a controversial provision in the Senate bill and to explor
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Politico - On the eve of an historic Senate health care reform vote, more than half of the Republican state attorneys general have organized to provide a legal analysis of the constitutionality of a controversial provision in the Senate bill and to explor
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Environmentalists have ramped up their sometimes brazen acts of civil disobedience meant to halt the practice of blowing tops off mountains to reach coal. Miners have answered with threats.
