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Obama: Allies Will Soon Take Control of Libyan Campaign
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Democrats Could Lose Senate, Biden Warns Party
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South Dakota Governor Signs Tough Abortion Bill Into Law
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Obama Getting Heat From Left and Right for U.S. Role in Libyan Attacks
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Allied Airstrikes Buoy Libyan Rebels; Obama Stresses Limited Military Goal
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Opposition Rises to Increased Nuclear Power Use; Offshore Drilling Support Rebounds
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French Warplanes Enforcing Ceasefire in Libya After Gadhafi Keeps Up Attacks
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Economic Issues Underpin Obama's Trip to Brazil, Chile, El Salvador
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Obama to Gadhafi: Stop the Attacks or Face Military Action
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House to Consider Bill to Defund National Public Radio
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New Fire Breaks Out at Damaged Japanese Nuclear Plant
- Carla Baranauckas
Japanese Nuclear Power Plant Rocked by Second Explosion in Quake's Aftermath
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Published: 02/6/11

In Sign of Growing Power, Neo-Nazis Dominate Small German Town

By not in system - AOL News

JAMEL, Germany -- This is a town taken over by neo-Nazis. Wooden signposts by the main road point to Vienna, Paris, and Braunau am Inn - the birthplace of Adolf Hitler. A far-right leader runs his demolition company from home, its logo featuring a man smashing a Star of David with a sledgehammer. Every few months, townsfolk host outdoor parties where guests sing "Hitler is my Fuehrer" to chants of "Heil" around a massive bonfire. Jamel is the most extreme manifestation of a chilling phenomenon in the former communist East Germany: a creeping encroachment of neo-Nazism that makes ...

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Published: 10/5/10

Is Apple's iPad Hurting PC Sales?

By Steven Hoffer - AOL News

(Oct. 5) -- Contrary to earlier rumors of the doom-and-gloom sort, the good old-fashioned PC can consider itself safe from the iPad, at least for the time being. Only 13 percent of iPad owners surveyed sacrificed purchasing a PC in favor of the tablet gadget, according to an NPD research report. E-readers may want to watch their backs though -- 24 percent of iPad owners chose the more versatile Apple tablet as an alternative to e-reader technologies such as the Amazon Kindle. The study also showed that iPad owners are a tech-savvy bunch -- individuals who purchased the iPad within its first ...

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Published: 06/17/10

Suicides Now Claiming Nearly as Many Soldiers as Battlefield Deaths

By Katie Drummond - Politics Daily

Annual rates of suicide among American troops have been steadily rising since 2002, and are now so high that they rival the actual battlefield death toll. So far this year, 163 active and non-active soldiers have killed themselves. That's startlingly close to the number of troops lost fighting in Operation Enduring Freedom since January: 172. As NPR is reporting, the military is struggling to first investigate each death, and then make specific changes that will curb the suicide surge. In part, that's because each suicide is complex and personal, and always rooted in something ...

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Published: 06/30/09

What Bill Clinton and Sarah Palin Have in Common

By Melinda Henneberger - Politics Daily

Do you really see Todd Purdum's work as caricature, Bonnie? I'm a fan of the TP oeuvre myself, and was particularly eager to see what he'd come up re: Sarah P. because I'd also watched her work her magic at that pro-life dinner in Evansville, Indiana, from the little press pen described in his piece on Gov. Palin in the new Vanity Fair. (Truly Guilty Disclosure: My mom was attending the dinner, too, however, as she does every year, so only I got slipped a yummy piece of velvet cake; sorry, boys!) ...

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