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Overturned Judo Result Called A 'Farce' And Parody
The result of a judo men's quarterfinal bout was announced, and then reversed, Sunday. Since then, it became the source of international indignation over a perceived injustice. But the controversy stems from judo officials' attempt to avoid such confusion.
Poll: Jobs Should Be Next President's Priority; Tax Fairness? Not So Much
A new poll shows voters, even those who say they support President Obama, do not think raising taxes on the wealthy should be a top priority of the next president.
Cancer Patient Gets Help From 'Bake Sale' And Aetna CEO
Arjit Guha, a graduate student at Arizona State, felt sick after coming back from a trip to India in early 2011. His severe stomach pain was caused by advanced colon cancer. He maxed out his health insurance and harnessed the Web to raise money to cover his care. A Twitter conversation with Aetna's CEO opened a new chapter in the story.
Genealogists Say Obama Likely A Descendant Of First American Slave
The connection was made not through Obama's African father, but through his white mother.
This Time, R. Kelly Burns With (Relatively Chaste) Passion
The prolific, and often risque, crooner's 14th album explores sounds from earlier eras with surprising restraint.
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Ever-Growing Past Confounds History Teachers
Colorado State professor Jonathan Rees teaches U.S. history and, like many teachers, every few years responds to major events by adding them to his lectures. But that means other important events get left behind. As time marches forward, how do history teachers make room for the recent past?
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U.S. Men's Gymnastics Takes A Fall During Finals; Britain Breaks 100-Year Drought
The U.S. men's gymnastics team had an excellent day of qualifying this weekend, putting it in first place entering today's team finals. But the Americans are struggling in the final, which does not carry points over from the earlier rounds.
How Forensic Psychiatry Informs Trials
James Holmes, the former neuroscience student accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others in the Colorado movie theater massacre, has been formally charged with 24 counts of murder. The case will likely involve questions about Holmes' psychiatric condition and competency to stand trial.
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Corps holds meeting on levee work
The Army Corps of Engineers plans a public meeting Tuesday on measures it is taking to mitigate the impact of wildlife habitat as construction continues…
Voucher schools include some teaching creationism
Taxpayer dollars in Louisiana's new voucher program will be paying to send children to schools that teach creationism and question evolution, challenging…
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