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Firefighters respond to 2:36 a.m. call from golfer Tiger Woods' home. They transport an adult female on a stretcher to a local hospital, reports WESH, an Orlando-area TV station. The incident comes as rumors of infidelity swirl around the famous athlete, who recently admitted to "transgressions" on his Web site.
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Baghdad Blasts Kill at Least 103

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filed under: Iraq News, World News

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Coordinated attacks in Baghdad resulted in the worst wave of violence in more than a month. More than 100 people were killed in four attacks on Tuesday, including three car bombs near government sites. Here, a U.S. soldier patrols the scene of one explosion

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Coordinated assaults in Baghdad resulted in the worst wave of violence in more than a month. At least 103 people were killed in four attacks Tuesday, including three car bombs near government sites. Here, a U.S. soldier patrols the scene of one explosion.

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Democrats Eye 'Public Plan' Compromise

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Senate Democrats debating how to overhaul the nation's health care system are considering something called a "public plan" -- a possible compromise between liberals and moderates that would have private insurers offering coverage with the government's seal of approval.

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Massive Snowstorm Sweeps Across West

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filed under: National News, Winter Weather

A powerful snowstorm socks the Western U.S., snarling traffic and closing schools across the region. Washington state is shivering through subzero wind chill temperatures, while forecasters predict up to 2 feet of snow around Flagstaff, Ariz.

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US: Greenhouse Gases Are Hazardous

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filed under: Science News, World News

As an international climate conference opens in Copenhagen, the United States says greenhouse gases blamed for global warming should be regulated as a health hazard. The announcement comes as delegates from 192 nations call on leaders to take stronger action to save the Earth.
Sphere: Most Americans Want Action on Climate Change
Opinion: 5 Myths | Why Copenhagen Matters | Pain, No Gain
The Point: Copenhagen by the Numbers

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Italian Chef Vanishes From Cruise Ship

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filed under: National News

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Courtesy of Angelo Faliva's Family

The FBI joins the search for an Italian chef missing from a cruise ship. Investigators say Angelo Faliva, 31, has not been seen since Nov. 26, when the Coral Princess was sailing from Aruba to Colombia. Officials say Faliva may have gone overboard during the Caribbean cruise. His family says if that's the case, there must have been foul play.

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No Charges Planned in Chimp Attack Case

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Rifts Threaten Tea Party Movement

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As the Tea Party Movement prepares to host its first convention in February, a struggle is under way to heal internal rifts and clarify the sometimes disparate message of its many sub-groups. Some observers say that for the group to have a long-term impact, it needs to coalesce behind a single leader.

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