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Afghanistan rebuffs U.S. demand to sign security pact
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Hundreds of thousands evacuated as Cyclone Helen hits India
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Want to get stoned without losing your memory? Take ibuprofen, scientists say
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Louisiana Attorney General’s Office officially declares ‘roosters’ to be ‘chickens’
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Report: Corporations use professional spies-for-hire to monitor and undermine nonprofits
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Conservative groups plan prayer vigil against pornography
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‘Young Turks’ mocks ‘Fox prick in disguise’ John Stossel for ‘homeless’ act
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14-year-old allegedly raped popular math teacher with an object before killing her
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Wives who aren’t subservient to husbands are preaching ‘false gospel,’ Southern Baptist official warns
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Seventeen-year-old shot in the head while in police custody
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Internet founder Tim Berners-Lee warns growing surveillance ‘threatens democracy’
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Toronto crack mayor gets laughs with self-deprecating speech
Disgraced Toronto Mayor Rob Ford drew laughs with self-deprecation late Thursday in his first public speech since he was stripped of most powers over headline-grabbing misconduct. Ford, who was sanctioned at the beginning of the week following his admissions of smoking crack and binge drinking, was...
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Washington State GOP chair claims ‘war on women’ responsible for pay-reduction
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North Carolina Christian school orders families to sign anti-LGBT ‘Biblical Morality’ pledge
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Kennedy assassination: Memory and myth refuse to die after 50 years
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Obsessing over cultural gender norms: What’s the problem if girls act masculine?
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College students who were spanked as kids more likely to become criminals, study finds
College students who were spanked as children are more likely to engage in criminal behavior, according to a new study. Even young adults whose parents were generally loving and helpful showed higher rates of illegal activity if they’d been spanked, researchers said. “The results show that spanking...
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Sen. Rand Paul to headline opening of GOP’s ‘African-American Engagement Center’ in Detroit
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Despite threat of nicotine poisoning, federal law allows 12-year-olds to work in tobacco fields
A group that fights child labor has called on the U.S. Department of Labor to prohibit children from working in tobacco fields. “We don’t let 12-year-olds buy and smoke cigarettes,” said Sally Greenberg, co-chair of the Child Labor Coalition, in a statement released Friday. “Why would we let them...
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Charity sale of David and Victoria Beckhams’ clothes turns into shopping frenzy
Queues formed around the block outside a London charity shop on Friday after Victoria and David Beckham donated 20 boxes of clothes and shoes to raise money for victims of the Philippines typhoon. Designer shoes and suits belonging to the Spice Girls singer turned fashion designer and her football...
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