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National Holiday Retail Rush Begins

Expanded hours, hundreds of discounts, crowds of consumers -- the shopping holiday that the day after Thanksgiving has become started early this year, with at least one major toy retailer opening stores at midnight. A few stores even opened their doors on Thanksgiving. Experts don't expect sales to improve on last year's numbers, however.
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Iran Seized Nobelist's Medal, Norway Says

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Shirin Ebadi in June 2009 in Geneva
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Iran has confiscated a Nobel Peace Prize medal awarded to human rights lawyer Shirin Ebadi in 2003, Norway says. The seizure is the first in the history of the prize. Ebadi, who won the honor for her efforts in promoting democracy, has long faced harassment from Iranian authorities.
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Dad Locked Kids in Trunk, Cops Say

A Massachusetts father is arrested after police say he locked his kids in the trunk of his car while he stopped into a sailing shop. Michael Monahan, 35, told investigators that his kids like playing in the trunk.
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Couple Have Legal Woes, TV Ambitions

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Tareq and Michaele Salahi
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The couple who crashed Tuesday night's White House dinner have a formidable history of legal woes. Michaele and Tareq Salahi are named in at least 16 lawsuits in Virginia's Fauquier County, as both plaintiffs and defendants. They are also aspiring reality TV stars, who were filmed by a cable network on the very day they attended the White House reception.
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US Troops Celebrate Thanksgiving

American troops may be far from home, but they weren't forgotten on Thanksgiving. National leaders reached out to them, from the president personally calling a handful of those in the field to top military officers shaking hands on the ground.
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Do Video Games Breed War Criminals?

A study by two human rights groups says many video games encourage players to flagrantly violate real-life criminal and humanitarian law. By allowing players to attack civilians and destroy churches and mosques, says the report, the games suggest that modern warfare has no limits or rules. One gaming industry expert disagrees, calling the virtual havoc "just fun, harmless escapism."
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Utah Family Struggles With Cave Death

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Mayor Arrested in Philippines Massacre

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Andal Ampatuan Jr. in holding cell in Manila, Philippines, on Nov. 26, 2009
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Authorities in the Philippines plan to charge a town mayor with murder, accusing him of leading a massacre of 57 people in an election-related attack on Monday. Andal Ampatuan Jr. has surrendered, but he denies any involvement in the killings. The reason he gave himself up, he insists, is to "prove that I am not hiding and that I am not guilty."
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