Korva Coleman

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-- After Deaths Of Hundreds, More Bloodshed Feared In Egypt.

-- Gingrich: Most GOP Lawmakers Have 'Zero' Ideas On Healthcare.

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Spate Of Car Bombings Kills Many In Baghdad. (Associated Press)

Japanese Officials Visit Controversial ...

Political journalist and author Jack Germond died Wednesday at his home in West Virginia. He was 85.

The longtime columnist died just as he'd finished writing a political novel titled A Small Story for Page Three, reports USA Today.

"He went peacefully and quickly after just completing this novel, ...

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-- Deaths Reported In Cairo As Forces Move On Morsi Supporters.

-- DEVELOPING: Cargo Plane Crashes In Alabama.

-- AOL CEO Apologizes For Public Firing.

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Hostage Taker Kills One, Is Fatally Shot In Louisiana ...

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-- N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory Signs Voter ID Bill.

-- In Nigeria, Boko Haram Suspected In Attacks That Kill Dozens.

-- Rodeo Clown Who Wore Obama Mask Banned From State Fair.

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Israel Shoots Down ...

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-- Yemeni Government Says Al-Qaida Plot Was Foiled.

-- 'I Am The Shooter', Ft. Hood Defendant Tells Court.

-- Cleveland House Of Horrors Comes Down Today.

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Huge Fire Closes Nairobi's International Airport. (New ...

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-- 'Depart Immediately', State Dept. Tells Americans In Yemen.

-- Court Martial To Begin Tuesday In Fort Hood Shooting Rampage.

-- Video: Boos And A Blooper For A-Rod.

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Voters Choose Mayoral Candidates In Bankrupt ...

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-- You Be The Commissioner: What Should Happen To A-Rod?

-- Calif. Gov. Brown Intervenes, BART Strike Averted For Now.

-- Aaaannnd The 12th Dr. Who Is ...

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California Man Arrested In Deadly Beach ...

New claims for unemployment benefits fell to 326,000 in the week that ended July 27 — the lowest level for initial jobless claims in more than five years, according to the Labor Department.

Employment data for the month of July is due to be released Friday. But for now, the ...

A day after Zimbabweans turned out heavily to vote in national elections, the main challenger to longtime President Robert Mugabe is calling the balloting "a sham election that does not reflect the will of the people."

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, the leader of the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change, ...

San Diego Mayor Bob Filner, accused by at least eight women of sexually harassing them, never received a mandated training course on sexual harassment from the city, according to his attorney.

Harvey Berger says the city failed to meet its legal requirement and therefore should foot the mayor's legal bills. ...

In an amazing string of coincidences, a luxury watch store in Cannes, France, has been robbed just three days after an armed man successfully stole diamonds and other valuable jewels from a nearby hotel.

On Wednesday, two thieves entered the Kronometry shop in the central part of the city and ...

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-- Manning Could Face Decades In Prison; Hearing Starts Today.

-- Forgotten In Cell For Days, Student Reaches $4.1 Million Settlement.

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NSA Leaker's Father Says FBI Asked Him To Call Son Home. (Washington Post)

Home prices continue to rise, according to the latest numbers in the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index. Home prices were up 12.2 percent in May from a year ago.

S&P/Case-Shiller's closely watched 20-city index found the average price of a home climbed 2.4 percent in May compared with April. The ...

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-- Explosions And Fire At Propane Tank Plant Injure At Least 7.

-- Nazi War Criminals Reportedly Live In Limbo In U.S.

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Flossie Downgraded To Tropical Depression. (Honolulu Star-Advertiser)

Italy's Top Court May Rule ...

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-- READ: Instructions For The Jury In Trial Of George Zimmerman.

-- Snowden To Meet With Activists, Issue New Statement.

-- Chuck Foley, Co-Creator Of Twister, Dies At 82.

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Malala Yousafzai, Shot By Taliban, ...

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-- After Crash, Why Were Asiana Passengers Told To Stay Seated?

-- 50 Likely Died In Quebec Train Disaster, Officials Say.

-- Inmates Across California Join Hunger Strike Over Conditions.

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Colorado Theatre Shooting ...

Paris' historic Hotel Lambert, once home to the likes of Voltaire and Chopin, was partly damaged by fire early Wednesday.

The BBC reports that the 17^th century structure lost a section of its roof and a central staircase and saw water and smoke damage to celebrated fresco paintings by ...

Imagine this: A 19-foot python falls out of the ceiling of a store and leaves a big hole, knocks over sale objects and then makes a nasty mess on the floor before hiding in plain sight along a wall. And nobody finds it for a day.

Police in Queensland, Australia, ...

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-- Boston Bombing Suspect To Appear, Survivors To Be In Court.

-- Reports: Egypt Orders Arrest Of Muslim Brotherhood Leader.

-- Investors Brace For News Out Of Fed Minutes.

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Coroner Identifies Plane Crash ...

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-- With Mandela's Health As Backdrop, Obama Heads To S. Africa.

-- NSA Leaker's Father: Snowden Betrayed Government, Not The People.

-- Book News: Paula Deen's Cookbook Sales Still Sizzle.

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Report: Former Military Official ...