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Barbra Streisand honored with Doctor's degree, Eva Longoria gets her Master's, and Brad Pitt's people problem!
Categories: Entertainment News
Helms' issues with one armpit
Actor Ed Helms tells Conan that his right armpit sweats a whole lot more than the left, and he has proof.
Categories: Entertainment News
Obama says U.S. at 'crossroads' in terror fight
President Barack Obama said that "America is at a crossroads" in the fight against terror and outlined changes in that policy on Thursday that includes an all-out push to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility in Cuba.
Categories: National News
Avs hire Hall of Famer Roy as coach
DENVER (AP) -- Patrick Roy has been hired as coach of the Colorado Avalanche.
Categories: National Sports
Obamacare premiums in California lower than predicted
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Stem cell cloning: What it means
Earlier this week we saw a breakthrough in this field: A group of researchers published in the journal Cell proof that they had created embryonic stem cells through cloning.
Categories: Health
Marijuana: The next diabetes drug?
Toking up may help marijuana users to stay slim and lower their risk of developing diabetes, according to the latest study, which suggests that cannabis compounds may help in controlling blood sugar.
Categories: Health
Beware of shadow banks - opinion
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Stocks claw back from steep losses
U.S. stocks recovered from steep declines Thursday to end only modestly lower as investors discounted concerns about the Federal Reserve curtailing its bond buying program.
What is face blindness?
Categories: Health
Couple accused of letting son die
Parents already on court notice to provide medical care for their children have been charged with third-degree murder in the death of their infant son, Philadelphia authorities announced Wednesday
Categories: National News
3-D printer helps save dying baby
When he was 6 weeks old, Kaiba Gionfriddo lay flat on a restaurant table, his skin turning blue. He had stopped breathing.
Categories: National News
Two kids killed during field trip
A field trip turned tragic for a group of fourth-graders in Minnesota when gravel drenched by rain gave way, killing two children and injuring two others.
Categories: National News
Ugly hurricane season ahead
Warmer-than-average water temperatures are expected to help yield a few more Atlantic hurricanes than usual this year, forecasters said Thursday.
Categories: National News
Chrysler jabs Tesla over loan repayment
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Tornado Alley lacks basements
The options for people fleeing from tornadoes have grown since Dorothy and Toto failed to make it into the storm shelter, but one of the most basic protections is scarce in Moore, Oklahoma.
Categories: National News
Facebook helps restore mementos
On Sunday, a mystery photograph fluttered from the sky and landed near Leslie Hagelberg's mailbox in West Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Categories: National News
How to stay tornado-safe?
Joshua Wurman says tornado deaths can be reduced, prediction and preparedness can be improved, but individuals must also tend to their own safety -- heed warnings and find a secure place to hide
Categories: National News
Cannibal victim recovering
Hospital staff discuss the recovery of Ronald Poppo after a man chewed off parts of his face on a Miami street last year.
Categories: National News
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