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The auto bailout makes Bain Capital look like an amateur on job losses and outsourcing.
In the process of renewing this website until 2017 yesterday, some electronic switch was thrown that put us out of commission for about 24 hours. Then, only some people could see it not others. I was one of those who couldn't. I couldn't see it until about 5 pm central.
The Internet may seem to operate seamlessly, but it really is subject to individual failures. Anything subject to human intervention is prone to be screwed up.
William Bennett says buried within Obama's campaign storybook ad is the ideological vision of modern liberalism
Scientists using X-ray imaging find out some of the secrets of the world's oldest 'computer' - the Antikythera Mechanism.
If austerity is so terrible, how come Germany and Sweden have done so well?
Roosevelt reluctantly unleashed industry to win World War II, thereby laying the groundwork for America's economic recovery.
Nik Wallenda, an acrobat set to walk a tightrope over Niagara Falls this summer, drew gasps after stumbling during walk 100 feet (30m) above Baltimore's Inner Harbour.
The City University of New York pioneers an approach to making graduating easier while keeping standards up.
VOA News | A man sent by al-Qaida's branch in Yemen to blow up a U.S.-bound airliner worked for Saudi Arabia's intelligence service and the CIA.
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The UK has only one entry competing for the prestigious Palme d'Or prize at the Cannes Film Festival this year with Ken Loach's The Angels' Share.
NEW YORK — A reputed Mafia boss and a co-defendant were convicted Wednesday on racketeering charges, but they were acquitted of the most-shocking crime in their federal case: the unsolved gangland slaying of an off-duty New York Police Department officer in 1997. In a blow to prosecutors, a jury delivered ...
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MIAMI — The 8-year-old twins love their iPad. They draw, play games and expand their vocabulary. Their family's teenagers also like the hand-held computer tablets, too, but the clan's elders show no interest. The orangutans at Miami's Jungle Island apparently are just like people when it comes to technology. The ...
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NEW YORK WEST POINT — France has bestowed honors on three dozen World War II veterans at the U.S. Military Academy. The French ambassador to the United States awarded the French Legion of Honor during a ceremony held Tuesday at West Point, on the Hudson River north of New York ...
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. | The nation's commercial casinos continued their slow-but-steady comeback from the recession last year, with revenues up 3 percent nationwide and jobs holding nearly steady, according to a report released Wednesday. The American Gaming Association's annual report noted the nation's 492 non-Indian casinos or other legal gambling ...
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Conservative commentators and think tanks have rushed in recent days to the defense of embattled journalist Naomi Schaefer Riley, who was fired from her job as a blogger with the widely respected Chronicle of Higher Education for questioning the value of black-studies programs. Chester E. Finn, president of the conservative ...
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Idle home computers are being sought to raise cash for charities and contribute to a series of science projects.
Notorious violent nineties video game Carmageddon is attempting a comeback with the help of a Kickstarter project.
President Obama has obliterated the doubts of millions of his gay supporters, says Charles Kaiser, with a truly tranformational move to support equal marriage rights.
The police who are accused of beating Kelly Thomas to death need to be treated the same as any alleged killers -- prosecuted, and if convicted, sent to prison.
Silicon Valley's way of attracting new staff
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