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For the first time, Gallup polling finds 59 percent of the public supports a ban
The president is holding another debt themed conference
Even more details are trickling out from the trove of materials from Abbottabad
Hillary Clinton announced the decision in Turkey today
One commenter doesn't get why the U.S. needs to listen to the credit rating agency
Clarification on earlier reports about an idea to derail a train
The News Corp. CEO and his son and heir-apparent initially refused the request
Los Angeles commuters snap up dirt cheap JetBlue tickets to bypass gridlock
The 68-page manuscript just sold at a London auction house
Sarah Palin gave herself a deadline to decide last night on Fox News
His 60-second ad spot will hit TV airwaves on Friday
The House Republicans failed to repeal a law that requires energy efficient standards
The blasts reportedly have injured dozens
Sky News has reported that Murdoch has dropped the bid
The Obama re-election campaign and the DNC had a huge second quarter
Smokers are likelier to quit if their pet's health is at stake, for example
And she's had more access than most people
Ahmed Wali Karzai was shot in his house in Afghanistan at point blank range
She disputes the details that she pointed her rasperry-pink handgun at a reporters chest
USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council had its say about Obama's press conference
A roundup of reactions to the president's second press conference on the debt limit
It wasn't a forgetful air marshal that left the gun in the plane's seat pocket
Starting on July 19th, the news weekly will no longer have a stand alone site
Investors are worried about Chinese inflation, European debt, and our own debt ceiling
NASA was concerned about an old Soviet satellite flying too close to the station
The mogul is pressured to reconsider the deal after the latest phone hacking allegations
Koch Industries donated to Democrats, but got mad when asked for more contributions
$119 billion would be provided for efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan
The final space shuttle has just launched from the Kennedy Space Center
Only 18,000 jobs were added in June despite expectations of 125,000
In celebration of all the commemorating, here are some of our favorite goodbyes
He'll preside over the marriage of two city officials on July 24
One commenter has a few questions about the now-shuttered News of the World
News Corp. announced that Sunday's paper would be the last edition
The message: "I will not vote to increase the debt ceiling"
Many big-box chains reported sales gains in June
He's "full of energy and again intensively dedicating himself to his artistic creation"
The Telegraph unearths another morbid allegation against the News Corp. tabloid
It's been hard for the fringe candidate to gain any traction without pulling a few stunts
His statement arrives as News of the World faces even more outrage for hacking
The Transportation Security Administration warns about bombs implanted in terrorists
Among the reasons: more attractive jobs at home and a shrinking migrant pool
Apple's suppliers are leaking details in advance of the phone's debut later this year
Lawyers have asked the Supreme Court to put the execution of Humberto Leal Garcia on hold
His $18.25 million second quarter haul, however, lags behind his 2008 campaign pace
Remember when Kenneth Cole hijacked #Cairo?
Next week's closure of a major freeway has a city of drivers scrambling
He'll follow in the footsteps of Donald Trump, Pamela Anderson and David Hasselhoff
The deal ousts NBC after 43 years and focuses on more live coverage
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