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UC Students End 3-Day Siege Peacefully

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About 70 students at UC Santa Cruz in California end their occupation of an administration building. School officials warn that those who participated in the siege "face criminal and/or student judicial sanctions." Like their counterparts at other University of California campuses, the students protested a recent vote to hike tuition 32 percent.
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Iran Begins Air Defense War Games

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Credit Agency to Woman: You're Dead

A 78-year-old Seattle woman got quite a surprise when she learned why her bank denied her mortgage refinancing request. A credit agency had listed her as dead.
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Woman Loses Benefits Over Facebook Pics

A Canadian woman on leave for depression posted pictures on her Facebook account of herself at a strip club, birthday party and sunny holiday. Now, Nathalie Blanchard says that she lost her long-term disability benefits because an insurance agent discovered the online images and told her she was available to work.
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Feds Say Radiation at Nuke Plant Is Small

Federal officials say the amount of radiation leaked at a famous nuclear power plant is not significant. According to ABC News, specialist John White says that the amount of radiation at Three Mile Island has not been shown to exceed or even approach legal limits.
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Bishop Told Kennedy No Communion

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The Roman Catholic bishop of Rhode Island says he asked Rep. Patrick Kennedy in a 2007 letter not to receive Communion because of the congressman's position on moral issues. Bishop Thomas Tobin divulges details of the letter after Kennedy told a newspaper that the clergyman barred him from Communion.
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Health Bill Still Faces Hurdles in Senate

Even though the Senate passed a measure allowing debate on health care legislation, many questions remain, like whether or not Democrats will be able to have some version of a public option -- something Republicans flatly oppose.
Politics Daily: Senators Clear Way for Health Care Debate
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Military School Accused of Sexism

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VMI cadets
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A U.S. Department of Education report accuses the Virginia Military Institute of sexism and hostility toward female cadets. Federal officials are probing whether sexism plays into the school's policies, such as its handling of student and employee complaints.
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