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MegaMillions lottery co-winner Ed Nabors holds up a pillow with the words "gone fishing" embroidered on it, as his sister, Becky Dunlap, and brother in law David Dunlap hold his before-tax check during a news conference at the Georgia Lottery office. The truck driver from north Georgia claimed half of the record $390 million Mega Millions jackpot, the richest lottery prize in U.S. history. (Photo by John Amis / AP)

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Bronx fire kills 8 children, 1 adult

A devastating fire swept through a three-story brick home, killing eight children and an adult and leaving several others seriously injured.

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CNN

Former sailor arrested on terror charge

A former Navy sailor was arrested for allegedly releasing classified information that ended up in the hands of a suspected terrorism financier.

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USA Today

Georgia truck driver claims half of $390 million Mega Millions jackpot

A Georgia truck driver stepped forward to claim half of a $390 million jackpot, the richest lottery prize in U.S. history.

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Houston Chronicle

Crash: Survivors say jet shook before landing

Survivors of the crash-landing of a Boeing 737-400 said the plane appeared to be going too fast and shook violently before it touched down, lurched off the runway and exploded in flames, killing at least 21.

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Houston Chronicle

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Death in a rice field

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Australia Herald-Sun

U.S. commander urges talks, sees Baghdad backlash

The new U.S. commander in Iraq said military force would not end violence unless talks were held with some militant groups and warned of more "sensational attacks" during the crackdown in Baghdad.

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Reuters

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Shi'ite pilgrims defy bombers

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TVNZ

Ex-Iranian official talks to Western intelligence

A former Iranian deputy defense minister has left his country and is providing information on Hezbollah and Iran's ties to Western intelligence agencies, sources say.

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Washington Post

Jordan's king urges U.S. peace push

King Abdullah of Jordan has told the U.S. Congress that America must throw its weight behind an urgent drive to make peace in the Middle East.

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BBC

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IAEA freezes assistance programs to Iran

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Examiner

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Dead Russian reporter was investigating arms sales to Iran, Syria

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Agence France-Presse

African force ambushed in Somalia

At least nine Somalis have been killed in a restaurant in the capital, Mogadishu, in an attack aimed at newly arrived African Union troops.

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BBC

Experts struggle to identify plane crash dead

Experts struggled to identify bodies badly burned when an Indonesian plane overshot a runway and burst into flames as it landed in the cultural capital of Yogyakarta, killing more than 20 people.

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Reuters

POLITICS

Does Christian Coalition have a prayer in ’08?

An important ally when George W. Bush first won the presidency, the Christian Coalition of America says it’s poised again to help a conservative win the White House.

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MSNBC

White House dismisses rumors of pardon for Libby

Almost as soon as an obstruction-of-justice conviction was read out for I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, conservatives began calling on President Bush to pardon him.

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NPR

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Bush administration loses some spin control in Washington

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McClatchy

Election 2008: Obama unaware of investment conflicts

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said he was not aware that he had invested in two companies backed by some of his top donors and did nothing to aid their business before the government.

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ABC News

SPORTS

Rutgers women hands UConn first conference loss of season, clinches title

Beaten twice during the regular season by UConn, Rutgers upset the Huskies 55-47 in the championship game of the Big East tournament.

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Associated Press

Sheriff's report: Artest grabbed woman, slapped her

Sacramento Kings forward Ron Artest slapped a woman's face and grabbed her repeatedly, causing visible injuries, according to a sheriff's report.

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Sports Illustrated

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Microsoft sees billions in sales from VoIP shift

Microsoft Corp. expects the shift by business organizations to Web-based phone systems running on its software to generate "billions" of dollars in revenue for the company, a top executive said.

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Reuters

Samsung ships first hybrid hard drive

Samsung has begun shipping what the company claims is the first hybrid hard drive on the Market. The new MH80 series is making its way to "select customers" and will be available in retail outlets soon.

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TG Daily

HEALTH

Study raises questions about circumcision in AIDS

Circumcision helps protect men from getting the AIDS virus but may make an already-infected man more likely to infect a woman if he does not let his penis heal completely, researchers said.

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Reuters

Stressed-out women not getting enough sleep

More than half of women say they get a good night's sleep only a few nights per week or less, finds a new study. And their fatigue is leaving them late for work, stressed out, and tired.

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CTV

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

When schools meet religion

Public school educators could be better at promoting understanding of religion while avoiding infringement of the First Amendment, according to a group of religious and education leaders.

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Knoxville News Sentinel

Yad Vashem slams bishops' comments in letter to German Catholic head

The director of the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has sent a letter to Germany's top Roman Catholic official complaining about comments made by two German bishops that compared conditions in the West Bank to the Holocaust.

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Associated Press

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GOOD NEWS

Rare vulture heads home to Mongolia

The next time you take a Thai Airways flight to China, a passenger with a wingspan of 9.2 feet and a taste for rotting carcasses may also be on board.

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Doctor: Surgery to help nerve damage in 8-month-old Iraqi baby went 'really well'

An 8-month-old Iraqi infant, who suffered nerve damage during birth, is expected to recover some movement in his right hand following successful surgery in Houston.

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San Diego Union-Tribune

NATION

Indians face health clinic crunch

After tribal elder Vera Quiroga was turned away from the very clinic she helped to found, she had little choice but to drive to a far-off reservation for her dental work.

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Yahoo! News

Ex-con guilty in Fla. girl's killing

A jury found a sex offender guilty of kidnapping and raping a 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford and burying her alive in a crime that led to a crackdown around the country on sex offenders.

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Forbes

BUSINESS

Credit cards promise clear, simple language

In response to pressure from U.S. lawmakers, some credit card companies said they will do a better job of explaining fees and charges to consumers.

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Reuters

McDonald's tests a bigger burger

Fast-food chain McDonald's is testing a bigger high-end Angus burger that costs a little bit more for the extra weight, according to a published report.

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CNNMoney

ENVIRONMENT

House approves $1.7B clean-water bill

The House overwhelmingly endorsed federal help for communities faced with deteriorating sewage systems, ignoring White House warnings that the cost was too high.

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Lawmakers tout Great Lakes cleanup plan

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Environmental News Network

The menace of mold

Iris Harden knew that something in her Harlem, Georgia house was making her sick. “I wasn’t educated. I didn’t know it was mold,” she said.

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E Magazine

Vietnam unveils environmental police department

The Department of Environmental Police was officially introduced to the public in Hanoi this week, with its initial 120 staff assigned the task of protecting the nation’s natural environment.

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Thanh Nien News

EDUCATION

College compromises on displaying its chapel cross

Removing an 18-inch brass cross from the altar of the oldest college chapel in the United States proved a costly decision — dozens of alumni withheld contributions.

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CNN

Teachers want to know which students have AIDS

Teachers in a Canadian school district want laws changed so teachers are informed when any of their students has HIV, AIDS, or other diseases that can be transmitted through blood or body fluids.

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canada.com

LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT

Velvet Underground, Rolling Stones recordings preserved

Recordings by the Rolling Stones, Velvet Underground, and Paul Simon, among others, have been chosen by the U.S. Librarian of Congress to be preserved in the National Recordings Registry.

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Spin

Couric: Quality trumps ratings for newscasts

After a bright start six months ago this week, the CBS newscast has failed to make much headway against rivals NBC and ABC, remaining solidly in third place in viewership.

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Hollywood Reporter

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Neurological disorders strike millions

Neurological disorders have struck millions of people, young and old alike, in the United States, new estimates show.

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Panamanian Police Lt. Jorge Cera stands in a formation during a training in Espinal, Colombia. Troops from different countries, including for the first time four members of the Afghan National Interdiction Unit, are taking part in a 18-week Commando International Course with the Colombian National Police's elite "Jungla" CN assault forces in narcotic interdiction. (Photo by William Fernando Martinez / AP)

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