Archive for October, 2008

Reign ends for ‘King of the Hill’

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Australia snubs dad of boy with Down syndrome

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Campbell Brown: Wait is small price for voting

Swarms of people are at polling places in Atlanta, Wait times as long as eight to 10 hours. Long lines reported in Virginia. Up to four hour wait-times down in Florida, and both Florida and North Carolina extended their hours to try to accommodate the crowds. And this is just for early voting. Sort of makes you want to say, wow... do I really need this headache come Tuesday? Yes. Yes, you do.

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Mentally ill deserve vote, advocates say

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Halloween a scary time for tiny teeth

This Halloween, 5-year-old Dylan Warren is going to be Anakin Skywalker from "Star Wars." The kindergartner in Rumson, New Jersey, likes Halloween candy, but he knows he'll have to follow his mother's rules about how much he can have.

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Obama lists top priorities if he becomes president

Barack Obama told CNN today that turning around the economy and establishing energy independence are his priorities for 2009 if he is elected president. Obama also said he would "consider any position for John McCain where I thought he was going to be the best person for our country."

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Police link found gun to Hudson killings

A handgun found this week was used in the shooting deaths of Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Hudson's mother, brother and nephew, Chicago Police Superintendent Jody Weis said Friday.

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High court to hear TV’s blurted expletives

An audience of millions watched Cher drop a verbal bomb when she uttered the f-word on an awards show. Bono said it, too, a year later, and Nicole Richie uttered it and s--t in the same sentence.

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Acclaimed author Studs Terkel dies at 96

Pulitzer Prize-winning author, radio host and activist Studs Terkel died in his Chicago, Illinois, home Friday at the age of 96.

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Libya pays $1.5B to settle terror claims

The United States has received $1.5 billion from Libya as payment for victims of terrorist attacks, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told Congress on Friday.

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