Congress appears unwilling or unable to approve $25B automaker bailout with 2.5 million jobs potentially at stake
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Prosecutors characterize the case as the nation’s first cyber-bullying case, and the results from it could set legal precedents regarding online harassment.
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MSI appears to be the only thing standing in the way of Asus and its attempt to take over the world with Eee-branded products, including an Eee Nettop that is on tap to be announced tomorrow. MSI sees Asus’ Eee Top and raises it three Wind Netons, MSI’s (odd) …
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The wife of an alleged drug dealer was charged Wednesday with killing an FBI agent who showed up at the couple’s suburban Pittsburgh house to arrest her husband.
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An 8-year-old boy accused in the deaths of his father and another man gave police conflicting accounts about the shootings, at one point saying, “I wasn’t shooting any guns” before admitting to firing at least two shots at each of the men.
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So you’ve managed to get your hands on one of the world’s most popular MP3 players, the Apple iPod Shuffle. Accessorizing the littlest of iPods presents a special challenge because it doesn’t share the same dock connector as its larger siblings. But that doesn’t mean it …
Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper calls it ‘very disheartening’ to lose bag full of tools during spacewalk.
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American real estate agents say there’s a surefire way to help the country’s struggling, plummeting real estate market: let foreigners retire here after they buy.
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State and federal drug enforcement officials say they have pulled more than 5 million marijuana plants from public and private land this year, a record amount.
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Tom Bihn Checkpoint Flyer, ready to go through the X-ray.
Regular Crave readers have seen a steady stream of products unveiled in the months since the Transportation Security Administration issued guidelines for “checkpoint friendly” bags, which let you zip through airport security checkpoints without removing your laptop.
Eager to see …
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