| N.J. airport worker accused of Obama threat A private security guard at Newark airport in New Jersey has been arrested on charges of threatening President Obama.
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| Jobs galore US town sees boom as its oil reserves are drilled |
| Imams settle case over '06 flight removal Six Muslim clerics who were forced off a flight in Minneapolis amid terrorist concerns from passengers have settled their lawsuit ...
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| Top US court urged to reject Gitmo Uighur appeal
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| Wanted Czech worked in US prison A man wanted in the Czech Republic for drug and fraud crimes is arrested while working in the US - at a maximum security prison. |
| NATO to meet on Afghanistan, missile defense
(AP) AP - NATO defense ministers will meet here Thursday to discuss the war in Afghanistan and the growing support for President Barack Obama's plans for a new missile defense system in Europe. |
| Computer healing How virtual reality can help deal with 'shell shock' |
| Taser advice: Don't aim at target's chest The maker of Taser stun guns is advising police officers to avoid shooting suspects in the chest with the 50,000-volt weapon, ...
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| Bolivia rejects pyramid criticism Bolivia denies work on an ancient pyramid in Tiwanaku might see it lose its Unesco World Heritage Site designation. |
| Two Ohio men sentenced in terror case Two of three Ohio men convicted of plotting to recruit and train terrorists to kill U.S. soldiers in Iraq were sentenced in federal ...
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| GOP Alleges Grayson Breached Ethics Rules
(CQPolitics.com) CQPolitics.com - Republicans believe Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Fla., violated ethics rules when he took to the House floor Wednesday afternoon and promoted a new Web site which includes a link to a page that accepts donations to the his re-election campaign. |
| Obama on marriage, b'ball sexism
(Politico) Politico - President Barack Obama speaks candidly in an interview with NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie. |
| Fifa investigates Maradona tirade Argentina coach Diego Maradona is to be investigated by Fifa following his furious outburst after the World Cup victory in Uruguay. |
| The power of football Could the passion fans bring to football be used as a tool in diplomacy, asks Matt Frei, presenter of BBC World News America. |
| Survivor cites fasting, pressure at sweat lodge The leader of a Sedona, Ariz.-area sweat-lodge ceremony that left three people dead nearly two weeks ago had encouraged participants ...
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| New Windows 'must succeed' Why Microsoft can't afford Windows 7 to fail |
| Spirit of the Wild West endures Wild West spirit persists but for how long? |
| US banks' earnings beat forecasts Morgan Stanley returns to profit after three quarterly losses in a row, while Wells Fargo makes a record quarterly profit. |
| Clinton cites nuke worry; panel fears bio attack
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| Caterpillar sees recovery signs Caterpillar, the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, says it sees "encouraging signs" of recovery. |
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