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Senate Health Care Debate Vote Looms

Senate Democrats secure the last two votes needed to start debating on the proposed health care overhaul. The Senate will hold a rare Saturday night session to vote on whether to proceed with debate on the proposal, a crucial first step toward passing the legislation.
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Prosecution Requests Life for Knox

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Hacked E-Mails Heat Up Climate Dispute

Hackers break into the electronic files of a prominent climate research center, revealing private e-mail exchanges from leading scientists on global warming. Some skeptics say the messages show that scientists rigged data to overstate their case on climate change.
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Monstrous Fish Approach Great Lakes

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Kidnapped Britons Appear on Video

A retired British couple snatched by pirates from their yacht off the African coast appear in a video shown on British television. They tell an interviewer that they fear they will be killed or turned over to terrorists unless a ransom is paid.
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Hospital Hearing for Fort Hood Suspect

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The man suspected of mass murder at Fort Hood is scheduled to have his first court hearing -- in his hospital room. The hearing concerns pre-trial confinement, which usually means jail, but Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's attorney will ask that his client remain in intensive care.
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Big Bang Machine Starts Surprisingly Fast

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USPS Gives In to North Pole 'Elves'

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The United States Postal Service proves no match for Santa's helpers. The agency wanted to halt a program where volunteers in North Pole, Alaska, a town of about 2,100, write responses to children's notes addressed to "Santa Claus, North Pole." But the volunteers protested, and the postal service caves.
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