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Bankruptcy trustee goes after defrauded investors
First members of 101st to die in Afghanistan identified
Alexander poses 'grand challenges' for energy independence
Investigation at Death Valley ranch where Charles Manson hid
Dept. of Defense identifies soldiers killed in Afghanistan
Rain helped, but fire still burning on Buffalo Mountain
Man indicted in crash that hurt West Tenn trooper
UT economists offer 'bleak' forecast for nation, Tenn.
Italian nuclear waste on regional agenda Thursday
Country singer Eddy Arnold dies at 89
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Police charge juvenile in connection with bomb threat
Kentucky lawmaker says he won't seek re-election
Riley vetoes bill mandating how to hire superintendents
Alabama needs another $100 million for Katrina recovery
Police seek gunman who prompted brief lockdown at Samford
No bond for man accused of raping SC teen he met on MySpace
Murder trial begins in Mobile in parking lot shooting
Authorities say some 'dodged a bullet' following severe weather
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Plame seeks to resurrect lawsuit in CIA leak case
Officials: 77 more hepatitis cases may trace to clinic
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UN to resume food aid flights to Myanmar
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Official: US can seek other location for missile defense base
Should the Titans have traded Pacman Jones?
Stocks finish higher
NEW YORK (AP) -- Better than expected numbers from retailers may have helped Wall Street to keep stocks in the win column yesterday.
Gas prices jump nearly 3 cents to record; oil pauses
NEW YORK (AP) -- Gas prices have jumped nearly three cents since yesterday, reaching a new national record of nearly $3.65 a gallon.
IN THE NEWS: FACEBOOK ADDS SAFEGUARDS TO SHIELD YOUNG
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Facebook is taking some steps aimed at protecting young users from sexual predators and cyberbullies.
MOM'S SALARY
BOSTON (AP) -- We all know a mother's work is never done.
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