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How to Become a 'Credit Adult'

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Jul 28 |08:53
Let's word associate: Banks, mortgage brokers, credit card companies, credit reporting agencies, debt collectors, payday lenders.... Words like "daunting," "challenging," "black box," and "scary" come to mind. Most consumers I speak to express fear of the unknown -- and fear of being humiliated at the checkout counter, the restaurant, in front of

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Mitt Romney Heads to Israel

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Jul 28 |08:50
From the Olympics to the Middle East, Mitt Romney is hoping to hit reset on a foreign trip that was supposed to show off his credentials as a statesman

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The Truth About Eggs And Diet

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Jul 28 |08:47
Labels like "natural" and "cage-free" make eggs seem like they came from down on the farm, from chickens living happy lives and eating bugs. But that's not always the case.

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8-Year-Old Hero Saves Drowning Boy

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Jul 28 |08:42
An 8-year-old is being called a hero after rescuing a boy from drowning in a California hotel pool. Cooper Davis, who lives in Johns Creek, Ga., was vacationing with his family in Garden Grove, Calif. when he saved another boy's life on July 2. He was swimming laps when he saw a boy at the bottom of the hotel pool. Cooper, who according

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New Search in 1989 Mass. Cold Case

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Jul 28 |08:38
Cadaver dogs and searchers are combing an area of a Massachusetts state park today in hopes of solving the 1989 cold case disappearance of a local teenager.

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Activists: Syrian Helicopters Pound Aleppo

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Jul 28 |08:11
Activists say Syrian helicopters pound Aleppo to flush out rebels

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Costas Recalls Israel Athletes Killed at '72 Games

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Jul 28 |04:26
Costas remembers Israeli athletes killed at 1972 Munich Olympics, stops short of own protest

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Romney Can Expect Warm Israeli Reception

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Jul 28 |04:07
Romney can expect warm Israeli embrace, chilly Palestinian reception

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Opening Ceremony Gives Olympics a Rocking Start

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Jul 28 |02:31
Rhythm-and-royalty infused Olympic opening ceremony shows Britain is ready to rock

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Jackson Jr. in Mayo Clinic for Depression

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Jul 28 |00:58
Mayo Clinic: Ill. Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. at the Rochester, Minn. clinic for depression.

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With Royalty and Rock, Britain Opens Its Olympics

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Jul 28 |00:57
In a celebration of royalty and rock, Britain welcomes the world as 2012 Games open

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Colo. Suspect Was Seeing a Shrink

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Jul 28 |00:07
Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes was being treated by a psychiatrist, according to a legal document filed by his attorneys.

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Sunken German U-Boat Found off Mass.

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Jul 27 |23:04
Explorers find World War II-era German U-boat off Mass. coast nearly 70 years after it sank

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Madonna Rep Says Boos Were Unfair

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Jul 27 |22:29
A spokeswoman for Madonna is defending the star from complaints by French fans that her show at Paris’ Olympia club was a rip off because it only lasted 45 minutes. After the show ended Thursday night, fans booed Madonna, called her nasty names and, reportedly,...

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Photos: Olympic Bodies: Then and Now

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Jul 27 |22:07
The physique of Olympic athletes has changed over the years. Lean, muscle machine is now the name of the game.

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Artist Ai Weiwei 'Never Sorry' For Exposing China's Oppression

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Jul 27 |21:49
Ai Weiwei, an artist known as China's Andy Warhol, helped design the Bird's Nest and then he did a surprising thing: He walked away and boycotted the Beijing Olympics, accusing the Chinese government of using the games as propaganda.

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