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Bengals wide receiver dies after accident
Chris Henry reportedly falls out of truck during domestic dispute. Story | Video
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Recession hits Rust Belt towns hard
In Ohio's fading steel towns, the recession was a final cruelty piled on top of three decades of disappearing jobs.
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Poll: Obama approval dips below 50 percent
The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that only 32 percent of Americans polled believe President Obama's health care plan is a good idea, but a majority backs the troop surge in Afghanistan.
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Stocks slide after jobless claims rise
The stock market pulled back Thursday as an unexpected increase in unemployment claims stirred concerns about a still-weak job market.
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Bengals’ Henry dies day after fall from truck
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry has died, one day after suffering serious injuries upon falling out of the back of a pickup truck in what authorities describe as a domestic dispute with his fiancee.
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Scoop: Were Barkley, Jordan models for Woods?
Tiger Woods’ “indiscretions” began with a pair of bad influences, claims one of his former mistresses.
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Air ambulances leave some with sky-high bills
In a country with dwindling health benefits and rising ranks of uninsured, where the rule is to fly first and ask questions later, some patients are finding emergency air flights may save their lives, but also contribute to medical debt they can’t pay.
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Check your Facebook privacy settings. Now!
If Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg can't figure out his social networking site's privacy settings after they were ripped open earlier this month, what hope is there for the rest of us?
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Thousands flock to Aria for glitzy unveiling
Visitors by the thousands streamed into the newest casino-resort on the Las Vegas strip early Thursday, an influx that casino officials hope will help yank Sin City from its two-year economic funk.
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