Wal-Mart Stores says it will stop selling Amazon.com's Kindles and e-book readers
A rare blue whale was spotted off the coast of Australia Thursday for the first time in four years. “The blue whale is the largest known animal ever to have lived on the Earth, which makes it absolutely amazing that we’ve seen one off Sydney,”...
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With help from the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates plunged to tie the lowest on record for the week ending today, with the 30-year fixed loan down to 3.49 percent. The Federal last week announced it would purchase $40 billion a month in mortgage-backed securities in......
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A Colorado man received a traffic citation after a viral YouTube video showed him tailing two cyclists in his truck on a country lane for five full minutes, constantly blowing his horn. Colorado State Patrol issued a citation Thursday to James Ernst, 75, of Erie,......
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A South Dakota man and his new bride went to Medieval Times in Buena Park, Calif., expecting to be entertained by a jousting match but instead he claims that a chard of a metal sword caused an eye injury that resulted in blindness. “I never......
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Paris Hilton’s publicist is trying to do damage control after audio of the heiress making derogatory comments about gay people was posted online. While riding in a New York City cab last week, Hilton and an openly gay friend were talking about the smart phone......
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The 14-year-old audio clip circulated by the Mitt Romney campaign this week to attack Barack Obama as favoring “redistribution” of wealth was “deceptively edited,” Democrats say, leaving out important context that Obama provided in his next breath. In the clip Republicans are pushing around – and......
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ABC News’ Clayton Sandell and Carol McKinley report: CENTENNIAL, Colo. – Prosecutors in the Aurora theater massacre case changed legal course today, dropping their effort to see a notebook that James Holmes mailed to his psychiatrist Lynne Fenton the day before he allegedly opened fire,......
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A look at Fortune's annual list of the 50 most powerful women in business...
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ABC News’ Clayton Sandell and Carol McKinley report: CENTENNIAL, Colo. – Prosecutors in the Aurora theater massacre case changed legal course today, dropping their effort to see a notebook that James Holmes mailed to his psychiatrist Lynne Fenton the day before he allegedly opened fire,......
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A Connecticut judge sought to break a tie between two primary candidates for the General Assembly by opening an uncounted sealed ballot in court Wednesday, only to discover that the voter–once thought to be dead–had cast a ballot for a third candidate in the race.......
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Victims of Bernie Madoff's multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme will be receiving more of their stolen money back this week. Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee in charge of liquidating Madoff's investment firm, said checks totaling $2.5 billion were mailed Wednesday....
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