Duck Dynasty’ Reversal: GLAAD Tells A&E Not to Put Profits Over People
GLAAD responded to A&E’s decision to lift Phil Robertson’s “Duck Dynasty” suspension by calling for a meeting between Robertson, African-Americans and gays. “Phil Robertson should look African American and gay people in the eyes and hear about the hurtful impact of praising Jim Crow laws and…
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Paul McCartney, Kanye West Top Billboard's 'Hot Tours' Tally
Paul McCartney's excellent New year just got even better: The former Beatle has earned the Number One spot on Billboard's final Hot Tours ranking of 2013, racking up $40.6 million in ticket [...]
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How To Do Meditation - May Cause Miracles!
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Friday Transfer Rumour Roundup: 250 million Euros for Messi?
Many of the big names, club and player, are surfacing in today's transfer gossip.
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98-year-old photo negatives discovered in Antarctica
In 1915, an ill-fated expedition known as the Ross Sea Party took to the New Zealand side of Antarctica to establish supply depots for explorers. Restoring one of the supply huts used by the party, Antarctic conservators discovered a box of 22 unprocessed cellulose nitrate negatives, believed to…
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Building Tablet Computers in Haiti (8 photos)
Two tech companies in Haiti have launched competing businesses to sell Android tablets. Startups Surtab SA and Handxom SA began production last month and plan to sell the 7-inch touchscreen devices to phone stores nationwide and markets overseas.
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France may ban black comedian for anti-Semitic jibes
By Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor PARIS (Reuters) - France is considering banning performances by a black comedian whose shows have repeatedly insulted the memory of Holocaust victims and could threaten public order, Interior Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday. He said his ministry is studying…
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The Pro Bowl snub team
Several players have a legitimate gripe following Friday’s announcement.
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How Beyonce and Jay-Z Keep Marriage Hot
If you ever wondered how Beyonce and Jay Z keep the heat in their marriage, all you have to do is check out Beyonce’s video for her latest single, “Drunk in Love.” Just a week after the singer surprised the world with her fifth album...
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All-electric race series with Leonardo DiCaprio team headed to L.A.
Gentlemen, start your batteries.
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African summit challenges S Sudan to end fighting
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Kenya's president on Friday urged South Sudan's leaders to resolve their political differences peacefully and to stop the violence that has displaced more than 120,000 people in the world's newest country.
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Saudi police 'pounce on woman defying drive ban'
Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) (AFP) - Saudi police on Saturday pulled over a woman minutes after she got behind the wheel in the Red Sea city of Jeddah after activists called for a new challenge to a driving ban. "Only 10 minutes after Tamador al-Yami got behind the wheel police stopped her," activist…
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Cat Zingano to Remain No.1 Women's UFC Bantamweight Contender Upon Return
When she returns from knee injuries, Cat Zingano will be the No.1 women's bantamweight contender, UFC president Dana White confirmed on Thursday. Zingano, who most recently underwent stem cell treatment to her left knee, is doing well in her recovery, White said. “She's doing good,” White told…
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10 Most Expensive Dog Breeds
Curious about the breeds of dog that can cost the most buck? While the value and expenses associated with a certain breed of dog will vary drastically depending upon your location, the dog’s familial history, etc. Here's the 10 most expensive dog breeds.
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Wisconsin Teen Girl Eludes Cops in Chase, May Be Headed to California, Cops Say
Breanna Gomez May Be in Danger Without Her Diabetes Medication, Police Say
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India express train fire (4 photos)
A fire engulfed a coach of an express train in southern India on Saturday, killing at least 26 passengers, many of whom became trapped and suffocated after the doors failed to open, officials said. As the inferno and thick black smoke raced through the car at about 3:45 a.m., panicked passengers…
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10 Worst Wrecks in NASCAR History
Even if you don't know anything about NASCAR, you know that it's an incredibly dangerous sport.
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Study: Women who ride are happier, more fulfilled
Freud asked, "What does woman want?"
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Protean Electric rolls towards making in-wheel electric motors a reality
In 2012, Protean Electric—a Michigan-based company with $84 million in Chinese funding—announced it was reinventing the wheel, so to speak. The idea was to create in-wheel electric motors that would eliminate many traditional components—like axles—while freeing up the interior space normally…
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Whistleblower Edward Snowden is tech person of year
Lone information-technology contractor Snowden leaked a trove of NSA documents to the media this summer.
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Britney Spears' Hits-Filled 'Piece of Me' Show Opens In Las Vegas: Live Review
It was a non-stop hits bonanza at the opening night of Britney Spears' "Britney: Piece of Me" show in Las Vegas on Friday night (Dec. 27).Spears' 24-song concert was the first of a planned 100 shows over the course of the next two years at the recently revamped AXIS theater at Planet Hollywood…
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Dec. 27, 537: Istanbul’s iconic Hagia Sophia cathedral is completed
Hagia Sophia has long been a place of pilgrimage, and it still is for millions of visitors to Istanbul, Turkey. One of the most remarkable things about this domed structure with towering minarets is its age: the main part of the current structure was finished in 537. It wasn’t even the first church…
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Rangers expect Cruz to move on
With Shin-Soo Choo now in the fold, the Rangers are expected to let slugger Nelson Cruz walk.
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1.3 million losing unemployment benefits Saturday
WASHINGTON (AP) — More than 1 million Americans are bracing for a harrowing, post-Christmas jolt as extended federal unemployment benefits come to a sudden halt this weekend, with potentially significant implications for the recovering U.S. economy. A tense political battle likely looms when…
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Swiped: 5 lessons from the Target card breach
The theft of 40 million credit and debit card records from Target sure got our attention-and maybe that's good. Here are five lessons learned.
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The Mysterious Company Behind the Best-Selling TV in America
This Christmas sales season, a no-name company beat every other television manufacturer on the planet. Everyone wants one of their sets. Good luck getting your hands on one, though. But who is this new ...
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The 13 Best Movie Lines of 2013 (13 photos)
Some movies over the past year were so quotable, we couldn't help but turn them into memes! —by Paul Rosales and Meriah Doty
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A Facelift Without Surgery
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7 Jaw-Dropping Automobiles You Can’t Buy in America
Visitors to the U.S. may marvel at the choices Americans have, but there are still some hot automobiles that aren't for sale on U.S. shores.
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Case of Czech Gangster Reveals South Africa’s Dark Criminal Underworld
Even as the country was in mourning for their beloved hero Nelson Mandela, Radovan Krejcir, a Czech businessman and fugitive, made headlines this month when he was denied bail. He appeared in the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court, just outside Johannesburg, alongside his co-accused Desai Lupondo, an…
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Son Tells Dad 'I Liked You Better Deaf' in Hilarious Video
If it sounds mean, it’s not. When Danny Hamilton tells his dad in this YouTube video that he liked him better deaf, it’s actually quite heartwarming. Hamilton composed the music and wrote the song for his dad, who has been “hard of hearing for about...
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Weird! Strangest Science Stories of 2013
A new type of tissue was found in the eye, and was dubbed Dua's layer after its discoverer, Harminder Singh Dua, a professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences at the University of Nottingham. The structure sits at the back of the cornea, the structure in the eye that helps focus light.
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#4 of 13 Most Popular Galleries of 2013: Paintings that look like photos (9 photos)
A talented artist has created such incredibly realistic paintings its ART to believe they arent really photographs. Scottish oil painter Claire Duguid, 32, spends anything up to three months at a time on each portrait - painstakingly capturing every tiny detail of the subjects face and appearance.…
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We Tried It: Jessica Alba’s Corset Diet
Ever since Jessica Alba revealed that she lost the majority of her baby weight by wearing a tight-fitting corset for three months, I've been secretly dying to try it out. For a full seven days, I strapped on AMIA's Almighty Cincher ($54, hourglassangel.com), which is a little more expensive than…
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Most Jews Have Fled Regions of Persecution
It is interesting to speculate why Christians have replaced Jews as the most persecuted religious group. One reason could be that the vast majority of world Jewry lives today in the U.S. and Israel, countries ...
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Remember Carnival's Stranded Ship? And Horse Meat at IKEA?
Whatever happened to the ill-fated Carnival cruise ship, or the horse meat in IKEA meatballs? Journal reporters check back on some big stories of 2013.
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Jon Gosselin Slams Kate Gosselin In New Interview, Calls Ex-Wife's Tweets "Disgusting and Awful"
Former reality star Jon Gosselin had some choice words regarding ex-wife Kate Gosselin in a new interview with Philadelphia Magazine published Friday, Dec. 27
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Nicolas Anelka accused of ‘anti-semitic’ gesture during goal celebration
West Brom manager speaks out after Anelka's accused of offensive gesture:
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4 Things Restaurant Chefs Wish They Could Tell You
Perhaps because white button mushrooms are plain-looking, or maybe even because they're inexpensive, home cooks tend to pooh-pooh them, says Adam Halberg, executive chef of the Barcelona Restaurant Group, instead paying top dollar for porcini or chanterelles. And while those varieties are…
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Plus-Size Barbie Image Sparks Heated Debate
Barbie is once again at the center of a debate on body image, this one fueled by a simple Facebook post that imagines a plus-size version of the notoriously skinny doll. "Should toy companies start making plus sized Barbie dolls?
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The Struggling Cuban Entrepreneurs (12 photos)
Even in developed countries where entrepreneurs have access to capital, loans and a wide pool of paying customers, startups are risky ventures. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, about half of all new establishments in America close within five years, and two-thirds are gone…
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Blast from the past: 1970s games revived on Internet
The Internet Archive this week launched its "Console Living Room," offering browser emulations of pre-Internet era video games which used to be played on consoles from firms like Atari, Coleco or Magnavox. "For a generation of children, the most exciting part of a Christmas morning was discovering…
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7 Cars Collectors of the Future Will Crave
Whether it's a first-of-its-kind hybrid or a last-of-its-kind American muscle car, collectors are going to be craving some of these rides in the future.
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What To Watch Out For From Facebook In 2014
Prediction: 2014 will be a big year for...
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Ronaldo: I'd play for Mourinho again
The pair reportedly didn't see eye to eye during the Chelsea boss's time in charge of Real Madrid, but the Portuguese forward has no ill feelings towards his former coach.
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The 8 Most Divisive Movies of 2013 Yahoo Movies
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Is ’47 Ronin’ One of 2013′s Biggest Bombs?
Universal has already accepted it will lose money on “47 Ronin,” taking write-downs for the samurai tale starring Keanu Reeves. The movie, which opened in the States on Christmas Day, has grossed $10.7 million at the domestic box office – and the reception overseas has been tepid thus far as well.
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Hundreds flee Central African Republic as violence continues
Muslims say they are fleeing the Central African Republic to Chad to avoid reprisals by the 'anti-balaka' Christian militia. Nathan Frandino reports.
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Family buys Beats by Dre headphones at Walmart, but finds cans of tuna instead
Carmen Lopez, 14, of Bothell, Washington opened her biggest Christmas present last and was happy when it appeared to be the Beats by Dre headphones she asked her parents for.
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Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG Shooting Brake looking fine with facelift
The Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG Shooting Brake has been prescribed both a face- and butt-lift to bring it in line with current AMG standards, and our spy shooters caught it recovering from the surgery. There will be a slightly curvier grille and larger intakes on the front spoiler as on the S63 AMG, as…
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What’s Really Wrong with Olive Garden and Red Lobster?
Darden Restaurants recently announced plans to spin-off Red Lobster from Olive Garden and its other restaurant concepts. While Red Lobster has underperformed in recent quarters, the proposed spin-off doesn't ...
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Venezuelans angered by delay in inflation report
There's one burning question among economists in Venezuela these days: What happened to the November inflation report? It's been more than two weeks since the deadline passed for the central bank to publish ...
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New NYC mayor inherits massive counterterror force
NEW YORK (AP) — At a recent briefing in lower Manhattan, the New York Police Department gave an auditorium full of private security executives plenty to worry about.
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Dermatologist Offers Tips on Dry Winter Skin
SATURDAY, Dec. 28, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- Dry skin is common during the winter and can lead to flaking, itching, cracking and even bleeding. But you can prevent and treat dry skin, an expert says. "It's tempting, especially in cold weather, to t...
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Some say Cowboys are better off with Orton
Many believe that the Cowboys have no chance to beat the Eagles without Tony Romo at quarterback. Many think that Cowboys have what quickly has become the most overused NFL-related cliche’ — “a puncher’s chance.” Some actually believe that the Cowboys have a better chance to win with Kyle Orton in…
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First Times Ride: Triumph Rocket III
The increasingly crowded touring segment of the motorcycle market keeps getting more and more interesting as companies produce more and more interesting models.
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The 5 Golden Rules of Kitchen Organization
If you'll be doing the requisite new year's tidy-up, the kitchen is a fantastic (and manageable) place to start. Keep these five rules in mind, and you'll be well on your way to organization bliss.
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Best and Worst Looking Convertibles of 2013
Good looking convertibles are a dime a dozen. Often times they go through a sort of Jekyll and Hyde syndrome in which they’re either extremely handsome, or downright monstrous. So we thought now would be the perfect time to take a look back at some of the prettiest and ugliest convertibles of 2013.…
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Duke Grad Student Secretly Lived In a Van to Escape Loan Debt
Ken Ilgunas chronicles his journey out of debt.
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4 Colleges That Boast Super-High Graduation Rates
These colleges launch graduates within the four-year timeframe -- and are great educational values, to boot.
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Phil Robertson Supporters Not Satisfied With ‘Duck Dynasty’ Return
The group behind a pro-Phil Robertson petition says A&E still has some explaining to do even after lifting the “Duck Dynasty” patriarch’s suspension for anti-gay comments. Faith Based Consumer created the IStandWithPhil.com website, which yielded 260,000 signatures in support of Robertson. He was…
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10 things not to buy in 2014
It’s not just dying technologies that prove an unnecessary drain on our wallets. How to shop smarter in the year ahead.
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'The Little Couple' Star Jen Arnold Shares Chemo Photo
Just three weeks after she revealed she had a rare form of cancer, TV personality and neonatologist Jen Arnold has begun chemotherapy. Today, she tweeted a pic of herself – after already losing all her hair – saying, “Day2 inpatient chemo- sleeping alot, liking new...
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Katy Perry's Post-Divorce Diet Meant Ditching This Surprising Food
After a devastating breakup, what do you do? Invest in boxes of Kleenex, curl up under the covers, and pop open a bottle or two of wine, right?
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Iranian official calls for direct talks with US
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The top foreign adviser to Iran's supreme leader on Friday called for separate talks directly with the United States amid the multilateral negotiations over Iran's nuclear program.
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Facility found for Calif. teen on ventilator
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — An attorney says a nursing home has agreed to provide long-term care for a 13-year-old girl, who has been declared brain dead but whose family maintains is still alive.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Sells Malibu Home for $17.35 Million
A final price cut is what it took: the home finally sold in late December.
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Tesla Motors Inc. Stock This Week
Bringing together the most important Tesla-themed analysis and headlines, here's your latest weekly roundup on Elon Musk's electric car company.
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The Most Dangerous Energy Drinks Around the World
Energy drinks have become both polarizing and ubiquitous in the past decade.
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Snoop Dogg And John Kerry Fist Bump At A White House Party
Does this mean John Kerry suddenly has street cred?! While Snoop Dogg has produced hits such as "Gin & Juice," "Murder Was the Case" and has made no secret of his love of marijuana, the 42-year-old rapper proved he can not only rub elbows with America's top political officials, but he's also…
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Is Hulk Stronger Than Superman? (Video)
Can Marvel's Jade Giant smash DC's Man of Steel? A series of fan videos presents a convincing case that, no matter who would win, a fight between Superman and the Hulk could be a very violent, fun confrontation.
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Kandi Crush: An Electric-Car Vending Machine From China Could Upend The Auto Industry Forbes
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Are You Too Old to Have a Baby After 40?
But a recent piece on The Huffington Post is getting a lot of attention--and not necessarily the good kind--because a "mother of advanced maternal age" admitted that even though she sought out fertility treatments to make it happen, now she's over 40 with a toddler and struggling. Stacie Krajchir,…
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Where does McDonald’s food come from? Exploring the supply chain
Through its supply chain, McDonald’s serves almost 1% of the global population each day of the year. The company sells over 75 hamburgers a second. McDonald’s claims that it has…
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Zimbabwe ambassador to Australia seeks asylum
Zimbabwe ambassador to Australia says she fears for her safety, seeks asylum. Rough Cut. (No Reporter Narration).
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US church official seeks bail; conviction quashed
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Roman Catholic church official sentenced to prison for his handling of priest-abuse cases had his conviction overturned, and may soon be back before a judge for bail.
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Gal Gadot Defends 'Wonder Woman' Casting
Gal Gadot isn’t worried about being too slight to fill Wonder Woman’s red boots — or bustier, for that matter. In her first interview since being cast as Wonder Woman in the “Man of Steel” sequel, Gadot told the Hebrew-language entertainment show “Good Evening With...
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20 Unexpectedly Helpful Household Uses for Baking Soda
Baking soda can be used for deodorizing, cleaning, cooking, beauty rituals, science projects, putting out fires and more.
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Say Goodbye to the Same Old Steakhouse
We all love our meat and potatoes, but that most hidebound of dining institutions, the steakhouse, is long overdue for an update. Say hello to the modern meatery.
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6 Secrets for a Faster Metabolism
Yes, your metabolism is partly ruled by genetics. But everyone can make the most of what they've got to be their slimmest, fittest self. Here's how.
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“Miracle” Puppy Beats the Odds
A Colorado veterinarian is crediting a holiday miracle with the unlikely survival of a puppy at the Aurora Animal Shelter. Dr. Nicole Bartley said a small dog was brought in to the shelter on Monday, struggling with labor. After a quick examination, Bartley determined that an emergency C-section…
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11 Simple Financial Tips You Should Have Followed 30 Years Ago
It's never too early to begin making smart, long-term moves to improve your financial situation. Here are 11 simple financial tips to do in 2014. Thirty years from now, you'll be glad you got started now....
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DRUMMER RICKY LAWSON
THE BIG ADIOS: Studio drummer Ricky Lawson died Monday. He was one of the top studio musicians in the US and one of the co-founders of the jazz-fusion group The Yellowjackets.
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Police Found An NRA Certificate In Adam Lanza's Home After The Sandy Hook Shooting
Authorities in Connecticut on Friday released a...
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Cavaliers suspend C Bynum
BOSTON -- The Cleveland Cavaliers suspended center Andrew Bynum indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team, the Cavs announced Saturday. Bynum did not travel with the team to Boston for Saturday's game against the Celtics. The Cavaliers said they will update his status at a later time. …
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Why You Shouldn't Delay Retirement
Rules of thumb suggest that to live comfortably you will need 80 percent of your pre-retirement earnings or enough saved to allow you to comfortably withdraw 4 percent or less per year for the duration of your retirement years. I would like my retirement to include a mix of doing nothing with…
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8 Great Sports Cars To Buy Under $50,000
Looking for a fun, everyday sports car that won't tear into your kids' college funds? Here are eight of them to help you start your search.
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Numbers offer complicated story of health care law
WASHINGTON (AP) — The government churns out tons of numbers, but here's one you won't see: 0.0002. That's the percentage of estimated online visitors to healthcare.gov who actually signed up for coverage the first day.
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Six 2014 Box Office Predictions You Can Bank On
2014 box office predictions: "Guardians of the Galaxy" will be a surprise hit as "Godzilla" goes mute at U.S. theaters.
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Britney Spears Wants To Act Again
Britney Spears opened her Las Vegas residency last night, but music isn't the only thing on the pop princess's mind. Spears tells E! News she'd love to return to the big screen. "I would love to act," she said. "I would love to do movies. If it was the right part, it would be really cool…I love…
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4 Bills You May Be Able to Eliminate
You want to be insured against relatively common, expensive hazards. But you don't want to throw money away. Here are four bills you can cut out.
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Israel's Christian Awakening
A controversial new movement wants to cooperate more closely with the Jewish state.
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11 Trendiest Dog Breeds of 2013
The Cane Corso is an Italian Mastiff bred to hunt wild boar. Dogue de Bordeaux (No. 160 in 2002, No. 118 in 2012) The wrinkled Dogue de Bordeaux can weigh up to 160 pounds, which means he's likely to turn heads, but he's calm and gentle (if a bit stubborn) enough to handle the attention.
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Djokovic looking forward to life with Becker
Novak Djokovic saw off David Ferrer 7-5, 6-2 in the final of the Mubadala World Tennis Championship on Saturday and wasted no time looking forward to the season ahead with his new coach Boris Becker. The world number two was just too strong for the Spanish world number three and stormed to victory…
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Sherlock Holmes and John Watson aren't protected by copyright, US court rules
Sherlock Holmes' status as a copyrighted character is easily as complicated as any of the cases he's had to solve. Created over 125 years ago, Holmes would remain a fixture in author Arthur Conan Doyle's work until the late 1920s. In the UK, that means that all Sherlock Holmes stories are in the…
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Okinawa approves relocation of US airbase in Japan
Japanese officials in Okinawa on Friday approved the long-stalled relocation of a controversial US military base, a breakthrough that could remove a running sore in relations between Tokyo and Washington. More than 17 years after the two allies agreed to move the US Marines' Futenma Air Station…
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Breakfast Mistakes that Are Causing Weight Gain
We know breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but what we don't know about the morning meal could inadvertently be packing on the pounds! We consulted with health expert Dr. Lisa Davis, Vice President of Scientific and Clinical Affairs at Medifast, to expose 15 of the biggest breakfast…
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White man charged with 'knockout game' hate crime. Racial hypocrisy?
The US Department of Justice on Thursday stepped into the cultural fray about the so-called “knockout game” when it brought federal hate crime charges against a white Texas man for assaulting an unsuspecting black man. The decision shines a brighter spotlight on the knockout game, in which an…
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Dennis Seidenberg of Boston Bruins out for season with ACL/MCL tear
With less than five minutes to play in the third period on Friday night, Boston Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg was tangled with Cory Conacher of the Ottawa Senators behind the net and twisted his right leg. He left the ice … Continue reading →
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'Top Gun' and 'Braveheart' among movies disappearing from Netflix on January 1st
Over the years, Netflix's customers have grown accustomed to a revolving selection of movies and TV shows. The company's licensing deals often result in some films disappearing after spending time in Netflix's streaming library. Netflix displays an "expiration date" whenever content is added to…
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Amazon blames UPS for delivery fails
CNBC's Josh Lipton reports that Amazon is reviewing the performance of the delivery carries it uses, and Wedbush Securities says that Amazon is to blame for the late packages. CNBC's Dominic Chu weighs in.
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Top 10 vehicles that moved us in 2013
The Times' 10 favorite vehicles of 2013 drove well and accomplished something important for their brand.
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5 Legendary Rebounders in NBA History
Though rebounding is largely under-appreciated, it’s one of the most significant aspects of the game. Here are five of the best rebounders in NBA history.
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Disney Is About to Be Reanimated
Just when it appeared Disney was running out of entertainment properties to buy, management has set a course to revitalize the company's classic storybook character department.
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Mayweather taunts Khan, Pacquiao with Christmas KOs
Floyd Mayweather still has not said who his next opponent will be, but the unbeaten US boxer has taken to social media to taunt potential foes Manny Pacquiao and Amir Khan. Mayweather posted drawings of himself Wednesday on Twitter and Instagram delivering hard punches to Filipino icon Pacquiao…
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The First Review Of Kia's New Luxury Sedan Is Here, And It's Not Good
The first review of Kia's all-new luxury car is...
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Driver ejected in I-95 crash in Delaware
Authorities say a driver was ejected after their vehicle collided with a tractor-trailer on I-95 in Newport, Delaware.
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'Knockout game' attack leads to hate crime charge
HOUSTON (AP) — A white Houston-area man was arrested Thursday on federal hate crimes charges for allegedly shooting video of himself sucker-punching a 79-year-old black man in a "knockout game"-style attack.
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Obamacare's 3 Biggest Winners of 2013
Think it's hard to find winners from Obamacare this year? Not at all. Here are 3 of the biggest beneficiaries from health reform.
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The Top Five WWE Superstars of 2013
COMMENTARY | Many WWE professional wrestlers will look back at 2013 with fond memories.
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Victor Cruz says there's a 'disconnect' between Eli Manning, receivers
Wide receiver speaks out
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Taylor Swift, One Direction Top List of 20 Most Charitable Celebrities
As long as it’s not an ex-boyfriend, Taylor Swift treats people quite well.
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Foods that Give You More Energy
High in nitrogen, what experts call "lighter fluid for your energy," legumes will help beat the post-lunch dip.
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Wayne Harrison, football’s former “most expensive teenager” has died at 46
"Humble, amazingly-gifted" player set transfer record for teenagers when Liverpool paid top-dollar for his services in 1985.
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What Is Johnson Controls Telling Investors About Auto Parts?
Johnson Controls withdrawal might denote tougher times in the auto parts industry.
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Chris Weidman: I don’t care if Anderson Silva respects me
It was a reasonable, straight forward question for Chris Weidman. The UFC middleweight champion was taunted and yelled at in his first fight last summer against then champ Anderson Silva and is still an under dog heading into their rematch this Saturday at UFC 168. MMAFighting's Ariel Helwani…
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Kim Kardashian's Daughter North West Gets Matching Ferrari Car Like Dad Kanye West: Picture
Kim Kardashian revealed that 6-month-old North West now has her own mini Ferrari car just like dad Kanye West -- see the picture
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Gold Price Soars in India, Brides Grumble (9 photos)
Thanks to the new tax and weaker rupee, that's about a 20 percent premium over the world market price, hovering just under $1,200 an ounce. With India's wedding season in full swing, the glass sales counters in Mumbai's famed Zhaveri gold bazaars are crowded with customers eyeing elaborate…
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20 Foods that Ruin Your Workout
Flaxseeds: While they are great for your body (and weight loss), flaxseeds are full of fiber, which could impede your workout efforts by causing gas and/or bloating, says Stella Metsovas, a clinical nutritionist and diet expert in Los Angeles, Calif. In addition to flaxseeds, stay away from fiber…
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Louisville-Kentucky Preview
There's just no downplaying the Louisville vs. Kentucky rivalry, no matter how hard players from both schools tried. While insisting that the showdown Saturday is part of the journey toward a national championship, they understand its importance in a basketball-crazed state where everything grinds…
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This Is Why Phil Robertson Is Wrong About Gays
I've been getting a lot of mail about my recent...
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Rewind: Warriors exact revenge to tee up big road trip
OAKLAND -- This one was 12 days in the making, stewing in their stomachs, steeping in their minds, and it was clear from the opening tipoff Friday that the Warriors intended to rain down upon the Suns. And when the Warriors (18-13) did exactly that, running Phoenix off the Oracle Arena floor in a…
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10 classic Sesame Street moments we wouldn't show today's kids
When the Children's Television Workshop unleashed Sesame Street on the world in 1969, it sparked a revolution in television programming. For the first time, TV was supposed to educate children as well as entertain them — make learning fun, using techniques developed through years of rigorous…
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Protean Electric's inovative in-wheel electric motor system nears production (8 photos)
In 2012, Protean Electric, a Michigan-based company with $84 million in Chinese funding, announced it was reinventing the wheel, so to speak. The idea was to create in-wheel electric motors that would eliminate many traditional components, like axles, while freeing up the interior space normally…
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Pro Bowl eliminates kickoffs, so Cordarrelle Patterson is snubbed
Vikings rookie Cordarrelle Patterson had a brilliant season returning kickoffs. Patterson led the league with 1,342 kickoff return yards (only Devin Hester was even within 400 yards of Patterson’s total). Patterson led the league with 33.5 yards per return. Patterson was the only kickoff returner…
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Bootlegging and NASCAR: From Moonshining to Racing
I live within a stone’s throw of Asheville, NC, which is known for being one of the great beer capitals of the world. This scenic mountain community boasts more than 70 locally produced microbrews, many of which I have had the pleasure of sampling – in moderation, of course. Asheville is almost…
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Naya Rivera Receives Diamond Necklace From Fiance Big Sean For Christmas: Picture
Glee actress Naya Rivera received a diamond necklace from her fiance Big Sean for Christmas -- see the new bling
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2014 Pro Bowlers announced
Here are the players in the 2014 Pro Bowl, which will be played Sunday, January 26, 2014 in Honolulu. The teams, which no longer are restricted to players from each conference, will be drafted on January 22 by teams captained by Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders.
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Beyoncé Will Make You Cry as She Fulfills Dying Kid’s Wish
Warning: You will need tissues to watch this Beyoncé video. Queen Bey proves once more why she deserves to wear that "Halo" as she fulfills the dying wish of a 12-year-old girl with an inoperable brain tumor. Taylon Davis's last … Continue reading →
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‘12 Years a Slave’ Star Backs Out of Italian Premiere Following Poster Controversy
The Italian premiere of “12 Years a Slave” officially kicked off Italy’s 18th annual Capri Hollywood film festival on Friday without talent in tow, following controversy sparked by the pic’s teaser posters that placed the focus on Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender rather than Chiwetel Ejiofor, the…
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U.S. military personnel released after being held by Libya government
Four American military personnel were detained by the Libyan government on Friday and held in custody for several hours before being released, U.S. officials said. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said President Barack Obama's administration was looking into the incident, but confirmed that…
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What if Jay Cutler ended up on the Redskins?
Jay Cutler just became the Bears' all-time passing leader. But what if he never played for the Bears at all?
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Unemployment benefits expiring: Should special help continue beyond 26 weeks?
This weekend, extended unemployment benefits expire for some 1.3 million Americans who are looking for jobs and have already been out of work for more than half a year. It’s a tricky policy question because, although unemployment has fallen substantially from its post-recession peak, a…
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Vanessa Carlton Marries John McCauley, Stevie Nicks Officiates Wedding: Pictures
Vanessa Carlton married Deer Tick musician John McCauley on Friday, Dec. 27; plus, Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks officiated the wedding -- see the pictures
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Police file to be released on Newtown shooting
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — The planned release of thousands of pages of state police documents from the investigation into last year's Newtown school massacre could shed light on the world of the 20-year-old gunman.
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In Egypt, Posting This Symbol On Facebook Can Now Get You 5 Years In Prison
Egypt has passed a law that could sentence...
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The Smart Mortgage Option Many People Ignore
Going beyond the obvious mortgage choices can be your best money move ever. Find out about an oft-neglected option that could save you thousands.
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A Craft Beer Boom is Brewing in Alabama (12 photos)
A beer revolution is brewing in Alabama. Drinkers thirsty for something other than Budweiser or Miller didn’'t have many choices in the state just a few years ago, but a series of laws passed since 2009 has opened up Alabama to the world of high-alcohol specialty beers, neighborhood brew pubs…
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Fact vs. Fiction in 'American Hustle': All the Hairy Details!
You're being hustled in "American Hustled" — that much is easy to understand. The tricky party is knowing how much you're being hustled when it comes to sorting fact from fiction.
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Saracens tighten grip with win at Worcester
English Premiership leaders Saracens made it 10 wins from 11 games with a 26-8 success at bottom club Worcester on Saturday that nudged their opponents closer towards relegation. Wing David Strettle, South African hooker Schalk Brits, full-back Alex Goode and fly-half Charlie Hodgson each claimed…
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US welcomes deal on relocating air base in Japan
Pentagon chief Chuck Hagel on Friday praised a decision by Japanese officials to allow the relocation of a US air base in Okinawa, calling it a "milestone" for relations with Tokyo. Hagel welcomed the approval of the long-delayed move of the US Marine Corps base, which he said would permit a…
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Prolific Padukone rises to top of Bollywood A-list
If any Bollywood star can claim 2013 as their year, it is Deepika Padukone. With four hit films, the former model has risen to the top of the A-list -- and now has Hollywood in her sights. "I did work at an abnormal pace, juggling three films at a time, and I think the payback has been worth it,"…
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Tesla to be Acquired by GM?
Tesla might become an acquisition target in 2014.
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Why Miesha Tate Enters UFC 168 With the Most to Lose of Any Fighter
COMMENTARY | On a night where Anderson Silva fights to prove he is still the best in the world, Chris Weidman fights to prove his title win wasn't a fluke, and Ronda Rousey fights to cement herself as one of the UFC's mainstream cross-over stars, it is hard to imagine that Miesha Tate is the…
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Britney Spears begins long-term Las Vegas gig
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Las Vegas has a new pop fixture.
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Why the UFC Needs Chris Weidman to Defeat Anderson Silva (Again)
COMMENTARY | When Chris Weidman knocked out Anderson Silva earlier this year there may have been a slight sigh of relief let go from the lungs of the UFC upper brass. Which is why when the two meet again on December 28, the UFC may be silently rooting for Weidman to prove that his first victory…
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Jason Kidd on report he’s losing the locker room: ‘I can’t answer to what you guys make up’
Jason Kidd is reportedly in danger of losing his job in the middle of his first season as an NBA head coach. The Nets have had to deal with more than their fair share of injuries to be sure, including the one to Brook Lopez that is expected to sideline him the rest of the…
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Dean McDermott Cheats on Tori Spelling, Miley Cyrus Hooking Up With Kellan Lutz: Top 5 Thursday Stories
Dean McDermott cheated on wife Tori Spelling, Miley Cyrus is hooking up with Kellan Lutz, and other top stories from Dec. 26
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Neftali Feliz in position to reclaim closer’s role with Rangers
With Joe Nathan gone to Detroit and options from outside the organization either too expensive or not appealing, the Texas Rangers are likely to turn back to turn back to former closer Neftali Feliz to fill the vacancy in 2014. … Continue reading →
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'Duck Dynasty's' Phil Robertson Buys Wife Lavish Christmas Gift
It took half a century, but Phil Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” has bought his wife, Marsha Kay, a wedding ring for Christmas. “After 50 years of marriage Papaw Phil finally gave Mamaw Kay a wedding ring for Christmas,” granddaughter Sadie Robertson tweeted Wednesday. READ: Phil...
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New York Knicks Hoping Rajon Rondo Forces Trade as Carmelo Anthony Did
COMMENTARY | While the Boston Celtics have been pleasantly competitive so far this season, the team is still awaiting the return of star point guard Rajon Rondo. Jordan Crawford has done well filling in as the team's primary ball handler, but there's no doubt Brad Stevens will be very happy to…
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Couple Celebrates 61 Years Together With 'Up'-Inspired Photo Shoot (10 photos)
Donald and Dorothy Lutz, both 82, were married 61 years ago in what we can only assume was a picture-perfect ceremony. Unfortunately, there is no photographic proof, because their wedding photographer stood them up. So Lauren Wells, an event planner and wife of their grandson, decided to celebrate…
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For GOP, It’s Time to Stop Criticizing Obamacare
The politics of Obamacare are changing, and the Republican Party is well aware of that reality.
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Millionaire Twins prospect Alex Meyer making $63 a day as a substitute teacher
Some say baseball is a bore, but for ballplayers, the offseason is an even bigger snooze. Just ask Alex Meyer, Baseball America's No. 59 rated prospect, who took his mother's advice and decided to become a substitute teacher rather than sit around the house all winter, as detailed in a fantastic…
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LeBron James injures groin in loss to Kings
LeBron James isn't sure whether he'll play against the Trail Blazers after getting hurt in the Heat's overtime loss to the Kings.
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Pants On Fire: PolitiFact Tries To Hide That It Rated 'True' in 2008 Obamacare's 'Keep Your Health Plan' Promise
On December 12, the self-appointed guardians of truth and justice at PolitiFact named President Obama’s infamous promise—that “if you like your health care plan, you can keep it”—its 2013 “Lie of the Year.” An understandable choice. But in its article detailing why the President’s promise was a…
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David Moyes hails Danny Welbeck’s influence as Manchester United’s rise continues
After a sixth-successive win, and with Wayne Rooney and RVP on the sidelines, there's a new hero at Old Trafford:
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Federer arrives for Brisbane International
Roger Federer arrived Down Under on Saturday for the Brisbane International with a refreshed outlook for 2014, no injuries and a new coach on his team. ''It's the first time in a year that I could practice three, four weeks in a row without any setbacks ... I was able to do more than I thought…
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Conn. files: Gunman's mother loving but bewildered
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Thousands of pages of documents from the Newtown shooting investigation help fill out the picture of the gunman's mother as a dedicated and loving, if bewildered, parent who acknowledged her son appeared to be spiraling downward but was not aware to what extent.
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So This Is How the Kardashians Spent Christmas
So, their holiday card was a little ... eccentric, but the Kardashians still know how to get into the Christmas spirit. It seems that this year, the clan's festivities involved a combination of receiving gifts, partying with loved ones, and giving back. On Monday, December 23, Kim kicked off…
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Cavaliers suspend Andrew Bynum indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team
The Andrew Bynum experiment may be nearing its end in Cleveland, as the Cavaliers announced on Saturday that they have suspended the former All-Star big man indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team. The official release in its entirety, from the team website: “Cavaliers center Andrew…
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The Top 5 Movie Hair and Makeup Moments in 2013
Between the lavish 1920s flappers in The Great Gatsby and the futuristic beauty addicts in Catching Fire, this was a jaw-dropping year for hair and makeup in movies.
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‘Duck Dynasty’ Scramble Leaves A&E With Egg On Its Face
A&E put itself between a “Duck” and a hard place. And having backtracked from its temporary lack of quack, let the public-relations scrambling begin. The network might have acted precipitously in suspending Phil Robertson for his inflammatory remarks regarding gays (and equally insensitive ones…
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José Mourinho wouldn’t mind an injury to Luis Suárez
The Chelsea manager knows that his side will have an easier time of it against Liverpool on Sunday if Luis Suárez was unable to play.
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Masahiro Tanaka: The People and Teams most affected by his posting
Masahiro Tanaka is coming to America. The Yankees seem like the obvious landing place for Tanaka and they have had their eye on him for some time, according to Marc Carig of Newsday. New York needs to add an impact arm to replace retiring star Andy Pettitte and departed free agent Phil Hughes in…
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Miley Cyrus, Kellan Lutz Party Together After Britney Spears' Vegas Show With Katy Perry, Selena Gomez
Miley Cyrus and Kellan Lutz were spotted partying together at Beacher’s Madhouse after the "We Can't Stop" singer watched Britney Spears' Vegas show along with Katy Perry and Selena Gomez on Friday, Dec. 27
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UFC Fighter Ronda Rousey Gives New Meaning to the Term 'Knockout'
Olympic medalist defends fighting championship as her popularity lands her Hollywood acting gigs.
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New Winter Storm Brewing
As thousands work to restore power across the country, another wallop of winter looms.
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Cavaliers suspend center Andrew Bynum
The Andrew Bynum experiment appears over for the Cavaliers. Bynum, who signed a two-year, $24 million contract with the Cavs in July, did not travel with the club to Boston for Saturday's game and it's likely he has played his final game for Cleveland. The Cavs will try to trade him. ''It's a…
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Adam Lanza Writings Called 'graphic'
New York A final report released Friday on the investigation of the mass shooting at Connecticut's Sandy Hook Elementary School offered snippets of information into the life of the reclusive and tormented young man who carried out the second deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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Mark Cuban Won't Back Down
The billionaire entrepreneur on his battles with the SEC, the success of the Dallas Mavericks and the lessons of 'Shark Tank.'
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China formally eases one-child policy
In China, a family with more than one child may become a reality as the nation formally eases its decades-long one-child policy, according to Xinhua news agency. Gavino Garay reports.
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