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  1. U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar has made his choice about whether to approve the nation's first offshore wind farm, off Cape Cod, and will make the announcement Wednesday in Boston with Gov. ...

  2. Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday that the federal government may go to court to challenge Arizona's new law which makes it a state crime to be in the United States illegally. Related NPR...

  3. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday he is willing to bring up climate change legislation ahead of an immigration bill, the first step toward resolving a dispute with Senate Republicans that...

  4. Gizmodo's articles about a next-generation iPhone reportedly found last month at a California bar included photos of the device in various stages of disassembly. Gizmodo's articles about a...

  5. Many parents breathed a sigh of relief when they heard that health insurance companies were opening up coverage to young adult children. But lots of others – including those who work for the...

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  1. WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday he is willing to bring up climate change legislation ahead...

  2. SUSIE GHARIB: Stocks tumble around concerns about Goldman Sachs and debt downgrades in Europe. The Dow fell 213...

  3. Dae Joong Yoon, executive director of the Korean Resource Center, discusses logistics for the immigration rights...

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    It's always fun when politicians decry the evils of politics. And so it is again today, as Democrats and Governor...

  5. NEW YORK, NY April 27, 2010 —A former safety inspector who was supposed to test for hazardous levels of asbestos...

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  1. He did not merely fly in and out of the state — as he does on most visits. Rather, he lingered for a daylong journey through four towns before spending the night at the same Hampton Inn in Des... Full Article at The New York Times

  2. A snapshot of Hispanic youngsters — the fastest-growing group in the United States by age and ethnicity — concludes that the obstacles and inequalities they face today “may hinder the broader... Full Article at The New York Times

  3. As a result, the company said, it has fired eight employees, including supervisors, and suspended three. Bruce Watzman, senior vice president for regulatory affairs at the National Full Article at The New York Times

  4. "We are aiming to restore order as soon as possible." Protesters forced Bangkok's elevated railway to shut for four hours in the morning rush hour on Tuesday to stop any attempt by troops to use a... Full Article at Reuters

  5. The blast highlights the ongoing threat of militancy despite army offensives in tribal regions along the border to flush out Taliban and al-Qaeda havens. It was full of explosives," Mr Ali... Full Article at BBC News