Since I haven't posted in some time, I thought it would be wise to give you an update on my whereabouts and what has been going on.
I have been working on my book which I finally decided to title, "The Alternative Conservative." I am finished with all of the content except for two sections. It has been quite a challenge for me doing something I have never done before but in time, with persistence, I will be finished very soon. I've decided to go with a self-publishing option where I will sell my book online.
I have been working on another project where I will be writing more informational articles about self-improvement, words of encouragement, Christianity, health, and I will be handing out ideas for people to take and run with -- if they so choose. The idea here is to keep my mind focused on the good things in life. This year, the news stories and court cases (which I have become increasingly interested in), have been taxing on my soul and has elevated my constant concern over the direction our country is going towards. While I know I cannot change the world or anyone else, I can change myself and I've learned that the most powerful way to spread a message is through example.
A few life changes...
My schedule has changed from night owl to daytime. It's almost unnatural for me but it needed to be done since my daughter has finally begun pre-school. She absolutely loves school and I could not be more thrilled. I was nervous but only because I'm so happy for her. Watching my little girl grow up and form new relationships with other people, interacting in different ways, and forming her own image of the world is quite fulfilling and powerful.
I recently become rather sick on Sunday. Tonight (Tuesday), I really could not take the pain anymore so I found myself in the ER. Thankfully everything looks good -- blood-work came back fine, although it looks like I managed to pick up a virus of some sort that was causing me pain and dehydration. It started out as gas pain and I immediately tried some basic home remedies; I drank some water with a pinch of baking soda; I took a shot of apple cider vinegar, I tried a few tablespoons of mustard. All of these seemed to produce a burp or two but that was it. I also tried to get "things moving" with some colon cleanse tabs and castor oil but NOTHING helped. The next day, I was in pain. I had a headache, I could barely move, aches and pains all over my body, I was nauseous, and parts of my skin felt raw like a rug burn. The skin pain was really odd to me; I've never experienced that symptom before. I tried taking Ibuprofen but that didn't help me in the slightest. I drank water and I even got Gatorade and coconut water to encourage hydration. I went to bed super early to ensure almost 11 hours of sleep. Today (Tuesday morning), I felt a little better so I carried on with my day and pushed through. I was getting sweats and chills -- all day back and forth with this and that headache never went away; it only got worse and the more I tried to carry on, the harder it became to do so.
Often if ever I get sick, it's usually for a very short time, maybe 24 hours, or at least I can tell I have a cold or I have a flu. All this time had gone by and I still had the gas pain and my symptoms were not going away or getting weaker so I called my doctor's nurse who suggested I go to the ER. I'm thankful I did. They gave me an IV and some medication to calm the nausea. They also gave me some medicine for the pain. I received two prescriptions and was sent home. Thank goodness! I was thrilled it was nothing serious but I was sad that I was unable to push through it the way I normally would. However, I am so thankful for the pain relief because I really could not take another day of pain. Headaches are the worst. I rarely experience them so when I do, my heart just goes out to those that have to suffer with them constantly. Headaches and back pain -- horrible pains that I fortunately have rarely experienced.
In any case, the last few weeks I have been swamped with all sorts of different things and changes coming at me from all directions. For the most part they have all been positive and have brought me great rewards. I just wanted to touch base with the two people that read my blog (okay a few more). :D I will be back to regular posts soon!
Love,
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2011-12-27
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- Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities (AP)
- New fee coming for medical effectiveness research (AP)
- Syria pulls tanks from Homs as Arab monitors visit (AP)
- In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa (AP)
- Consumer confidence index surges in December (AP)
- AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable (AP)
- Police: Neighbor chopped up Ind. girl with hacksaw (AP)
- Idaho teen loses cancer fight after delivering son (AP)
- What to expect at NKorea funeral for Kim Jong Il (AP)
- Conn. mayor: Fire that killed 5 not foul play (AP)
- Consumer confidence perks up, house prices sag (Reuters)
- Sears to close more stores as holiday sales slump (Reuters)
- Obama to nominate Powell, Stein as Fed governors (Reuters)
- 6.9 magnitude quake hits southeastern Russia: USGS (Reuters)
- More trouble for Gingrich as Iowa campaign quickens (Reuters)
- Obama to ask for debt limit hike: Treasury official (Reuters)
- Insight: FDA warned PIP on breast implant safety in 2000 (Reuters)
- Analysis: U.S. rental demand lifts housing sector (Reuters)
- Intelligence firm Stratfor reels after data breach. What did hackers get? (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Fuller picture emerges of fatal, chaotic US-Pakistan firefight (The Christian Science Monitor)
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- BofA in $335M settlement over Countrywide loans (AP)
- Obama urges Hill leaders to extend payroll tax cut (AP)
- 8 US soldiers charged in comrade's death (AP)
- Activists say Syrian troops kill 100 in village (AP)
- New FAA rules to help end flying while sleepy (AP)
- Huntsman campaign blasts Romney for NH jobs record (AP)
- Missing AZ girl believed killed, dumped in trash (AP)
- France ponders removing risky breast implants (AP)
- White Castle burger chain considers alcohol sales (AP)
- Michael Douglas' son gets 4 1/2 more years in prison (AP)
- Republicans under pressure over payroll tax cut (Reuters)
- BofA's Countrywide to pay $335 million over bias case (Reuters)
- Fitch reiterates warning on rising U.S. debt burden (Reuters)
- Exclusive: North Korea's military to share power with Kim's heir (Reuters)
- Iraq PM warns Sunnis could be shut from power (Reuters)
- Banks gorge on ECB loans, market cheer short-lived (Reuters)
- Labor board gives U.S. unions a rare victory (Reuters)
- China hackers breached U.S. Chamber of Commerce: report (Reuters)
- Failed Martin Luther King Day parade bomber gets 32-year sentence (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Why 2012 could be the year of the third-party candidate (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-12-13
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- Sandusky hearing may bring testimony by accusers (AP)
- High court to review tough Arizona immigration law (AP)
- War nearly over, Obama says Iraq won't stand alone (AP)
- You're greedy: Romney, Gingrich tussle before Iowa (AP)
- Republicans plan House OK of payroll tax cut bill (AP)
- NJ Nets owner challenges Putin for presidency (AP)
- Study: Gingrich tax plan would worsen deficit (AP)
- Protesters halt operations at some western ports (AP)
- NTSB focuses on driver texting in Missouri crash (AP)
- Ohio prosecutor mulls charges for in-game fight (AP)
- Lawmakers reach tentative deal to fund government (Reuters)
- Canada first nation to pull out of Kyoto protocol (Reuters)
- WaMu settles dispute, eyes bankruptcy exit (Reuters)
- Fed likely to stay on sidelines at policy meeting (Reuters)
- US lawmakers freeze $700 million to Pakistan, ties strained (Reuters)
- Japan "likely to pick F-35 fighter" this week (Reuters)
- Gloves stay on in Gingrich-Huntsman N.H. debate (Reuters)
- Euro zone fiscal pact fails to restore confidence (Reuters)
- Why is Occupy Wall Street now trying to occupy West Coast ports? (VIDEO) (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Obama hails end of Iraq war, but is it a victory for Iran? (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-12-06
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Obama prods GOP on payroll tax cut (AP)
- For GOP's Gingrich: Big declarations — and hurdles (AP)
- First-class mail: Just a little bit s-l-o-w-e-r (AP)
- EU seeks to save the euro, but S&P isn't convinced (AP)
- Elderly complain about pants search at NY airport (AP)
- Search for missing Ga. girl turns up body in trash (AP)
- Megachurch's future uncertain after pastor leaves (AP)
- Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life (AP)
- Jason Aldean parties hard with 6 wins at ACAs (AP)
- Luck, Griffin, Richardson lead Heisman finalists (AP)
- S&P piles pressure on EU budget plan (Reuters)
- Romney staff spent nearly $100,000 to hide records (Reuters)
- U.S. Postal Service seeks to end next-day mail (Reuters)
- Panel finds no evidence of organized crime in Olympus scandal (Reuters)
- Analysis: "Cold War" with Iran heats up across Mideast (Reuters)
- Exclusive: Many Americans already done with holiday shopping (Reuters)
- Putin's party has domination cut in Russia (Reuters)
- Monti warns of Greek-style risk to Italy (Reuters)
- Gov. Jerry Brown implores California voters: Please raise taxes on yourself (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Who will be whispering in Hillary Clinton̢۪s ear now? (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-11-29
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection (AP)
- Eurozone ministers meet to build euro rescue plan (AP)
- Americans in November more confident about economy (AP)
- Iranian students storm British Embassy in Tehran (AP)
- Romney the 1st GOP candidate to plant flag in Fla. (AP)
- Jackson's family calls for stiff sentence for doc (AP)
- AP Newsbreak: US to pay $2.5M in anthrax death (AP)
- LA protesters defy eviction efforts, go to court (AP)
- Psychiatric evaluation finds Norway killer insane (AP)
- Ohio officials take 200-pound boy from mother (AP)
- Insight: In euro zone crisis, companies plan for the unthinkable (Reuters)
- American Airlines, AMR file for bankruptcy (Reuters)
- Iranian protesters storm British embassy (Reuters)
- Europe struggles with rescue fund, may turn to IMF (Reuters)
- Exclusive: PE firm eyes buyout for Yahoo's U.S. business (Reuters)
- Syrian rebel ambush said to kill 3 soldiers (Reuters)
- Biden swoops into Iraq as U.S. troop pullout nears (Reuters)
- Egypt Islamists expect gains in post-Mubarak poll (Reuters)
- NBA labor deal: Did it fix the league's biggest problem? (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Judge rejects SEC deal with 'recidivist' Citigroup, calls fine 'pocket change' (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-11-22
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Egypt ruler: referendum on power transfer possible (AP)
- Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter (AP)
- In NH, Obama pushes for payroll tax cut extension (AP)
- International court: Libya can try Gadhafi's son (AP)
- Somali famine victims scared to return home (AP)
- Blago adviser gets 10 1/2 years, minus time served (AP)
- Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit (AP)
- Elle Macpherson's adviser: Hacking cost me my job (AP)
- Networks walk a tightrope over crowded debates (AP)
- Cash-strapped cities, schools say: 'Your Ad Here' (AP)
- Obama pushes payroll tax cut after debt panel fails (Reuters)
- Third-quarter growth cut on weak inventories (Reuters)
- Insight: Super committee had glimpse of elusive compromise (Reuters)
- Protests draw concessions from Egypt army rulers (Reuters)
- Western states step up sanctions on Iran (Reuters)
- JP Morgan to buy MF Global's London Metals Exchange stake (Reuters)
- Spanish yields spike as crisis exits blocked (Reuters)
- Deficit battle won't cause fight between old and young (Reuters)
- US targets Iran's central bank as world takes aim at Iran's nuclear program (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Why Indiana GOP wants to attack labor unions, despite Midwest backlash (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-11-15
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Police bust NY 'Occupy' protest in nighttime sweep (AP)
- Syrian soldiers killed in clash with defectors (AP)
- Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost (AP)
- Stocks waver as Italian borrowing rates jump again (AP)
- Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys (AP)
- Palestinian official: Rivals agree on election (AP)
- House-Senate negotiators unveil spending bill (AP)
- Cain's trouble with women voters threatens GOP bid (AP)
- Ind. man, 87, says he was forced to deliver drugs (AP)
- Players reject NBA's offer, threatening season (AP)
- New York police evict anti-Wall Street protesters (Reuters)
- France draws fire after "alarm bells" warning (Reuters)
- Wal-Mart profit below forecasts despite better sales (Reuters)
- Obama to vow bigger Asia footprint on Pacific tour (Reuters)
- Economy shows signs of momentum in 4th quarter (Reuters)
- Bomb destroys Kenya police car in refugee camp (Reuters)
- Analysis: Four week countdown to rescue euro zone (Reuters)
- Hacking could have gone on at News Corp paper post-2007 (Reuters)
- Is Congress picking stocks with insider information? (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Supreme Court agrees to settle fight over Obama health-care law (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-11-08
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Govt official: new Greek premier expected today (AP)
- Shares up on hopes Italy will rein in debts (AP)
- Cain vows to "set the record straight" (AP)
- Boxing great Joe Frazier dies after cancer fight (AP)
- Penn State abuse scandal engulfing revered Paterno (AP)
- Guilty verdict for Jackson doctor ends latest saga (AP)
- Sarkozy overheard telling Obama Netanyahu's a liar (AP)
- Law may not be on Muslims' side in NYPD intel case (AP)
- Holder on 'Fast and Furious': Never again (AP)
- Ballot issues, governors' races dominate election (AP)
- In abrupt turnaround, Olympus admits it hid losses (Reuters)
- Italy, Greece on the brink, markets hold breath (Reuters)
- Exclusive: HP weighing sale of webOS unit (Reuters)
- Harrisburg closer to deal to prevent state takeover (Reuters)
- Michael Jackson's doctor guilty of manslaughter (Reuters)
- Exclusive: Olympus scandal tied to banker who shuffled losses (Reuters)
- Credit Suisse asked to hand over U.S. client data (Reuters)
- MF Global's Europe clients fume, U.S. breathes easier (Reuters)
- Israeli Ambassador Oren: US, Israel have "tactical" differences in pursuit of peace (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Sexual harassment charges continue to dog Herman Cain (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-11-01
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Palestine becomes member of UNESCO, US cuts funds (AP)
- Rare October snowstorm wreaks havoc in Northeast (AP)
- Cain manages crisis with denial, humor, song (AP)
- World economy needs China to slow growth gradually (AP)
- New effort to reduce drug shortages a small step (AP)
- NATO ends victorious 7-month Libya campaign (AP)
- Tenn. agrees to stop arresting Occupy protesters (AP)
- Groups push J&J on baby shampoo chemicals (AP)
- Young drawn to hard, dangerous jobs at elevators (AP)
- Succop's FG in OT lifts Chiefs over Chargers (AP)
- MF Global collapses under euro zone bets (Reuters)
- Insight: Did Corzine's risk taking cripple MF Global? (Reuters)
- Qantas to cut fares to win back passengers: report (Reuters)
- Facing state takeover, Harrisburg officials talk (Reuters)
- Analysis: Dollar's many woes complicate Japan intervention (Reuters)
- UNESCO grants Palestinians full membership (Reuters)
- Chain store sales seen up again in October (Reuters)
- Greek referendum threatens new euro zone crisis (Reuters)
- Supreme Court rebukes Ninth Circuit, again, in 'shaken baby' case (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Crosses on public land: Did Supreme Court leave legal issue in 'shambles'? (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-10-25
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Miracle baby emerges from Turkish quake rubble (AP)
- Moammar Gadhafi buried in unmarked grave (AP)
- Grand plan to solve euro crisis in doubt (AP)
- Perry wants flat tax with some popular deductions (AP)
- Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says (AP)
- Police arrest 75 protesters at Oakland's City Hall (AP)
- Consumer confidence at lowest since recession (AP)
- Netflix shares tank amid backlash and defections (AP)
- Missing Mo. baby's age makes her harder to find (AP)
- World Series shakes up Nielsen ratings (AP)
- ECB row, Italy flare on eve of euro rescue summit (Reuters)
- Libya gives Gaddafi inglorious secret burial (Reuters)
- Consumer confidence tumbles, home prices stagnate (Reuters)
- Rescuers battle to find Turk quake survivors, save baby (Reuters)
- Exclusive: IMF considering participation in EU bailout fund (Reuters)
- UPS sees higher profits in slow-growing economy (Reuters)
- Republicans ask Obama to lead on China currency (Reuters)
- Netflix plummets on weak outlook, downgrades (Reuters)
- Michael Jackson: Defense of Dr. Conrad Murray stumbles at the start (The Christian Science Monitor)
- How Occupy Wall Street is testing the next US president (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-10-18
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners (AP)
- Mass rallies celebrate freed Palestinian prisoners (AP)
- At debate, focus is on fast-rising Herman Cain (AP)
- Obama basks in Southern hospitality on bus tour (AP)
- Clinton in Libya to offer new aid package (AP)
- Philly police: Disabled victimized by theft scheme (AP)
- Lawyer: Mom of missing baby has 'nothing to hide' (AP)
- Bangkok may face new eastern flood front (AP)
- Country stars raise $500K for Texas fire victims (AP)
- Jets end 3-game skid with 24-6 win over Dolphins (AP)
- Israeli soldier, Palestinians free in captive swap (Reuters)
- China growth slows to 2-year low (Reuters)
- Bank of America lending profit down, expenses rise (Reuters)
- French credit review threatens euro zone rescues (Reuters)
- Greece braces for shutdown as austerity vote nears (Reuters)
- Goldman Sachs posts deeper-than-expected Q3 loss (Reuters)
- Fed officials at odds on inflation threat (Reuters)
- Officials, banks to tackle mortgage refinancing plan: report (Reuters)
- BP settlement: BP to get $4 billion for oil spill cleanup (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Dan Wheldon: Death of IndyCar driver rattles 'fearless' racing culture (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-10-11
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Senate Republicans likely to kill Obama jobs bill (AP)
- Republicans starting to pile on Romney (AP)
- Wall Street protests to target NYC millionaires (AP)
- NYPD infiltration of colleges raises privacy fears (AP)
- Airline attack defense delays opening statement (AP)
- Ukraine's Tymoshenko sentenced to 7 years in jail (AP)
- FDIC backs ban on banks trading for own profit (AP)
- Social media companies "friend" politics (AP)
- No Deal: NBA cancels first two weeks of season (AP)
- 16 zombie actors injured on 'Resident Evil' set (AP)
- Greece to get loan, Trichet says crisis systemic (Reuters)
- Mobile plans and economy to shade Google earnings (Reuters)
- Wall Street outlook dims for 2011: DiNapoli (Reuters)
- White House vows to push job bill "piece by piece" (Reuters)
- Insight: New bankruptcy ripples may emerge (Reuters)
- Ukraine jails Tymoshenko for seven years (Reuters)
- Analysis: Wall St. action part of global "Arab Spring?" (Reuters)
- Rajaratnam faces court reckoning for trading crimes (Reuters)
- Fact or fiction? No one on Wall Street went to jail for financial crisis (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Torture common in Afghanistan, UN report finds. Can NATO trust local forces? (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-09-27
Today's Headlines -- Tuesday
- Congress dodges shutdown after disaster aid fight (AP)
- Govt won't seek appeal in Atlanta on health care (AP)
- Analysis: UN speech gives Abbas a stronger hand (AP)
- Huge floods in Manila as typhoon hits Philippines (AP)
- Republican candidates seek Trump stamp of approval (AP)
- Strauss-Kahn asks NY court to dismiss maid's suit (AP)
- Study: Dads less likely to die of heart problems (AP)
- 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls go online (AP)
- Sheen, studio settle lawsuit over 'Men' firing (AP)
- Romo, Bailey lead Cowboys past Redskins 18-16 (AP)
- Euro zone struggles to stem crisis; Obama urges action (Reuters)
- Senate OKs deal to avoid government shutdown (Reuters)
- Berkshire Hathaway in surprise buyback; shares soar (Reuters)
- Obama West Coast swing shows fundraising strength (Reuters)
- Fed officials defend latest easing measure (Reuters)
- Christie's No. 2 denies 2012 White House bid (Reuters)
- Libya's NTC says Lockerbie case closed (Reuters)
- Geithner touts jobs plan on Kentucky visit (Reuters)
- Rick Perry's 'heart' comment shows GOP's immigration problem (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Can Herman Cain keep up the momentum after his Florida straw poll win? (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-09-20
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- Obama's health care cuts spread the pain (AP)
- Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military (AP)
- Palestinians will submit UN membership letter (AP)
- FACT CHECK: Are rich taxed less than secretaries? (AP)
- Yemen street battles escalate, killing 9 people (AP)
- Poll: Young people see online slurs as just joking (AP)
- US scientists testing earthquake early warning (AP)
- Ga. board to decide fate of high-profile inmate (AP)
- Pope visiting homeland with mixed views on church (AP)
- Yankees' Mariano Rivera sets mark with 602nd save (AP)
- Obama offers $3.6 trillion deficit plan, would up taxes (Reuters)
- S&P adds to euro stress with Italy cut (Reuters)
- SEC probes trading before U.S. rating cut: report (Reuters)
- GM labor deal heads toward UAW vote (Reuters)
- UBS faces dual attack in parliament after loss (Reuters)
- "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" for military gays runs out (Reuters)
- At least 6 people killed in Yemen as rockets hit camp (Reuters)
- Abbas presses Palestinian U.N. bid despite warnings (Reuters)
- Reno air crash: Will tragedy at air race sour public on air shows? (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Obama deficit plan: Is there ever a good time for a tax increase? (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-09-13
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- Obama: Congress has no reason to wait on jobs bill (AP)
- Taliban attack US Embassy, other Kabul buildings (AP)
- Perry facing new criticism for Texas vaccine order (AP)
- Same goal, opposing plans for debt 'super' panel (AP)
- Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty, Census says (AP)
- NY special election a measure of Obama's strength (AP)
- Motorcyclist: Life saved by heroes who lifted car (AP)
- Bus-train crash kills 9, injures 212 in Argentina (AP)
- Curbs on youngest drivers may have bad side effect (AP)
- 101-year-old Detroit woman evicted in foreclosure (AP)
- International alarm over euro zone crisis grows (Reuters)
- Taliban attack across Kabul, target U.S. Embassy (Reuters)
- Jailed Americans to be freed soon: Ahmadinejad (Reuters)
- Fed to give economy therapy, not shock treatment (Reuters)
- Exclusive: U.S. in criminal probe of eBay employees (Reuters)
- JPMorgan Q3 trading revenue down 30 percent (Reuters)
- Republicans step up criticism of jobs plan (Reuters)
- News Corp shareholders file new allegations (Reuters)
- GOP Debate: Three keys to tonight's debate (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Why North Carolina vote to ban gay marriage might help Obama (The Christian Science Monitor)
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2011-09-06
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- Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas (AP)
- Gadhafi spokesman: Toppled Libyan leader resolute (AP)
- Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism (AP)
- Lee's remnants cause twisters, flooding in South (AP)
- Swiss franc slumps, European stocks recover poise (AP)
- Solo living drops in Manhattan, rises elsewhere (AP)
- Air drops bring aid to typhoon-isolated Japanese (AP)
- Calif. gay marriage ban faces next legal hurdle (AP)
- Romney unveils economic plan ahead of Obama speech (AP)
- Williams, Wozniacki move on in different ways (AP)
- Libyan army convoy in Niger may be Gaddafi deal (Reuters)
- Swiss strike blow against fear flows (Reuters)
- U.S. banks offered deal over lawsuits: report (Reuters)
- W. Bank's Zoellick says double-dip recession unlikely (Reuters)
- Obama previews jobs speech, challenges Republicans (Reuters)
- Lower Manhattan: Rising from the ashes (Reuters)
- Analysis: Republican "Young Guns" make history, draw fire (Reuters)
- Ex News Corp bosses say investigated hacking (Reuters)
- Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
- Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
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2011-08-30
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- Killer storm leaves Vt. homeowners, towns stranded (AP)
- AP IMPACT: Automation in the air dulls pilot skill (AP)
- NATO says Libya's sides are talking in Sirte (AP)
- Hunt for Gadhafi: Saddam all over again? (AP)
- Obama faces tight restraints in crafting jobs plan (AP)
- Disaster aid account faces shortfall (AP)
- Rights group says Libyan troops used human shields (AP)
- Talks on new US-Afghan pact strains relations (AP)
- Most US Muslims feel targeted by terror policies (AP)
- Ex-NBA player Crittenton arrested in murder case (AP)
- Global stocks at two-week high, rally may stall (Reuters)
- Vermont, New Jersey flooded as Irene spares NYC (Reuters)
- Libya leader gives Gaddafi forces surrender deadline (Reuters)
- PIMCO says betting against U.S. debt was a mistake: report (Reuters)
- Four killed in Eid protests in Syria: activists (Reuters)
- Murdoch expands internal inquiry of UK papers (Reuters)
- U.S. lenders making more subprime car loans: report (Reuters)
- Lehman to seek creditor vote on $65 billion payout (Reuters)
- Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
- Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
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2011-08-23
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- Fresh fighting erupts between Libya rebels, regime (AP)
- Oil up near $86 as battle rages on in Libya (AP)
- Prosecutors seek to dismiss Strauss-Kahn charges (AP)
- Hurricane Irene marks 1st big US threat in years (AP)
- AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure (AP)
- Syrian troops kill 7 after UN team visit (AP)
- Biden lauds Japan's resolve in tsunami zone visit (AP)
- Back-to-school can mean vaccines for tweens, teens (AP)
- Kate Winslet helped carry Richard Branson's mother (AP)
- Wilson, Napoli lead Texas in 4-0 win over Boston (AP)
- Gaddafi son rallies loyalists for Tripoli fightback (Reuters)
- S&P replaces president with Citibank exec after U.S. downgrade (Reuters)
- Euro, global stocks gain on modest euro zone, China data (Reuters)
- Don't count U.S., Japan out, Biden tells the world (Reuters)
- Prosecutors ask NY judge to drop Strauss-Kahn case (Reuters)
- British PM's aide got Murdoch cash after quitting: report (Reuters)
- Exclusive: Apple suppliers building cheaper, 8GB iPhone (Reuters)
- Deutsche Bank knew mortgage co it bought lied: Justice Dept (Reuters)
- Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
- Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
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2011-08-16
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- Obama fences, parries at start of Midwestern tour (AP)
- US stock futures fall on global economic worries (AP)
- Letter: Hacking 'widely discussed' at UK tabloid (AP)
- SWAT captures Australian fake bomb suspect in Ky. (AP)
- Gunfire in Syrian coastal city; 35 dead in 4 days (AP)
- Merkel, Sarkozy meet as euro economy stalls (AP)
- Records: Neighbor confessed to killing Mo. Girl (AP)
- SF protests go on without new wireless shutdowns (AP)
- Questions about Indiana stage collapse linger (AP)
- Fans flock to Graceland to remember Elvis Presley (AP)
- High pressure on Sarkozy-Merkel euro zone talks (Reuters)
- Slow German growth hits stocks, euro (Reuters)
- Housing starts fall less than expected in July (Reuters)
- Zoellick: Governments should deal with global debt woes (Reuters)
- Wal-Mart profit up, U.S. same-store sales fall (Reuters)
- Google's Motorola bet to reshape Asian phone makers (Reuters)
- Gaddafi forces fire Scud missile: U.S. official (Reuters)
- French judges open investigation into IMF's Lagarde (Reuters)
- Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
- Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)
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