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Era Of Socialist Leadership Ends In Spain
Conservatives will be officially sworn into power in Spain this week for the first time in nearly eight years. Since 2004, the country's Socialists have legalized gay marriage, liberalized abortion laws and presided over the country's biggest-ever financial boom — and now downturn. The new year is likely to be marked by extreme austerity and diminished expectations.
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For Black Girls, Lack Of Exercise Heightens Obesity Risk
About half of African-American women in the U.S. are obese, compared to 30 percent of white women. Black women not only carry more weight, but they start piling on extra pounds years before their white counterparts. Around age 8 or 9, girls become less active, and the decline is steepest for black girls.
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More Than 30 Percent Of Americans Arrested By Age 23, Study Says
Tougher laws are a major reason for a sharp increase in the prevalence of arrests among young people. In the mid-1960s, about 22 percent of Americans reported having been arrested at least once by age 23.
North Korea Faces Choices In Post-Kim Jong Il World
The regime appears to have tried to position Kim Jong Un as a sort of reincarnation of former leader Kim Il Sung, whom the young man greatly resembles physically.
Boehner: House Will Reject Deal On Tax Cut, Benefits; Senate Should Stay On Job
Lawmakers are headed for another collision and last-minute negotiations.
Violent Crime Drops Again, FBI Reports
The number of violent crimes reported by U.S. police agencies fell 6.4 percent in the first half of this year compared to the same time in 2010, the bureau says. Property crimes were down 3.7 percent.
Why Are We More Hungry In The Winter?
When winter arrives, many of us want to eat more. Some experts say it's a vestige of biology: the drive to hoard calories like chipmunks. Others say it's because we have more opportunities to eat — parties, holiday gatherings and other events of the season.
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5 Things You May Not Know About Rick Santorum
You may know that Santorum is a self-described "champion of faith and families, a defender of the taxpayer and a believer in American Exceptionalism." But there may be a few things you don't know.
Kim Jong Il's Legacy? 'North Korea Is Dark'
Perhaps the legacy of North Korea's leader is best explored through a nighttime satellite image.
Second Neti-Pot Death From Amoeba Prompts Tap-Water Warning
Two people died in Louisiana after using neti pots to rinse their sinuses. State health officials warn that tap water, implicated in both fatalities isn't safe for noses. The two people died from rare infections with brain-eating amoebas.
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