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The German e. coli outbreak has been traced to a tiny property in a tranquil region
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A carjacking suspect being chased by police in Phoenix suddenly got out of the car and shot himself on live television, prompting Fox News's Shepard Smith to apologize after the network aired the footage.
The German e. coli outbreak has been traced to a tiny property in a tranquil region
Chauncey Bailey was killed in 2007 after covering Oakland's Black Muslim Bakery
Police say suspects are members of Anonymous
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Group that tormented Sony and the FBI is very nice to NHS
The scandal--and investigation--spreads
The situation deteriorates as a refugee crisis piles on the I.A.E.A. referral
A handy comparison or a case of urban self-obsession?
Federal agencies announce an enforcement push as pundits identify a 2012 sleeper issue
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A discovery document filed in court also asks for toxicology and criminal records
Lulzsec seems to thrive on running circles around its opponents
Religious books sat unnoticed at wine shop that shares Franklin Street address
News outlets rushed to retract reports of a (non-existent) stack of rotting bodies
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Unenthusiastic reactions greet a 'glum' speech to the International Monetary Fund
NASA's Goddard Space Center captured some amazing footage of today's disturbance
Aerial photos to guide. Meanwhile, tourists are saying odd stuff
Plus: A prize Madoff photo, and Emma Watson sets the record straight
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How a Cate Blanchett TV ad provoked a nasty backlash
Despite, as The Guardian reports, turning a quarter of hackers into informants
Congressman and colleagues object to anti-DADT language
Where to find the best online tributes to the 67th anniversary of the invasion
Two jurors say they believed cops were guilty, but lacked the evidence to convict
Strauss-Kahn expected to go to trial on attempted rape charges
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Egyptian financier is accused of groping a maid at the Pierre hotel
One of New York's fanciest restaurants keeps a Bloomberg terminal at the bar
Nobody thinks today's employment report was at all good
Wrongly incarcerated for 27 years, the former Black Panther died at his Tanzania home
Ted Kaczynski's personal effects fetched about $190,000 at auction
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A Nepali soldier fighting for Britain prevailed in a fifteen-minute Afghan battle
This could mean a very bad couple of months for the entertainment giant
Almost everyone is welcoming the new design as clearer and easier to look at
New York City deputy mayor Howard Wolfson snaps a shot of an empty press pen
The PlayStation Network is back normal, but not after a long series of false starts
Legal medical marijuana has posed a dilemma for Visa and MasterCard
As news lags, coverage turns to the minutiae of life under house arrest
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Brokers eye her 42-room Manhattan apartment while two other mansions sit empty
Justice Stephen Breyer's weekend bike crash reminds us of his colleagues' lack of grace
Strauss-Kahn is on the hook for millions for lawyers, consultants, security, and rent
Two hotels where maids reported attacks have introduced the new security measure
Woman who said cops raped her responds to their acquittal for the first time
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A reader feels the awkwardness of taking sides in a KKK-Westboro Baptist Church fight
Scientists say the bacterial 'chimera' includes plague genes
NASA reminds us just how cool a space shuttle can be
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