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Obama to meet with lawmakers, former presidents
CHICAGO (AP) -- President-elect Barack Obama will meet with congressional leaders to discuss his economic stimulus plan and other legislative issues soon after his arrival in Washington in the coming days....
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Australia asked to resettle Gitmo detainees
Australia is considering a request from the Bush administration to resettle detainees from Guantanamo Bay, though it is unlikely to accept, the prime minister's office said Friday.
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Officials: Ski Resort Shooter Killed Cat, Self
The Nederland man who shot and killed a general manager at Eldora Mountain Resort killed himself after getting into a shootout with a deputy, the Boulder County coroner's office said.
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Coast Guard Searches for Overboard Cruise Worker
The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a cruise ship employee who fell overboard, just two days after Mexico called off its search for a passenger believed to have fallen off another ship into the Gulf of Mexico.
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New Year's Day Fire Kills at Least 5 in Washington
Three adults and two children were killed early Thursday in a house fire in Washington, an official said.
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Baby on Board: Woman Gives Birth On Flight
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New Year's Eve Wedding for Britney Spears' Brother
Britney Spears brother tied the knot in a private New Orleans ceremony on New Year's Eve, People Magazine reports.
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Aspen tries to recreate New Year after bomb scare
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -- They rang in 2009 a day late in Aspen after a former resident unhappy that his hometown has become a resort playground for the wealthy vowed "mass death" and left four bombs around downtown before killing himself....
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Muslim family grounded after 'safest' seat remarks
A Muslim family was removed from an AirTran flight after passengers became concerned about their conversation over the safest place to sit. Atif Irfan says AirTran officials refused to let his family back on the plane, even after FBI investigators cleared them of wrongdoing.
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Diamonds linked to N. America comet explosion
Tiny diamonds found in the soil are "strong evidence" a comet exploded on or above North America nearly 13,000 years ago, leading to the extinction of dozens of mammal species, according to a study.
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Graphic photos posted of club fire victims
Investigators posted photos of the unidentified victims of a catastrophic nightclub fire outside a Bangkok police station Friday in hopes that relatives would be able to identify them.
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Suspected U.S. strike kills 4 in Pakistan
The second suspected U.S. missile strike in two days killed four suspected Islamic militants in northwest Pakistan, intelligence officials said Friday.
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2 major Wash. passes closed by snow; 1 reopens
SEATTLE (AP) -- Falling snow and a high threat of avalanches prompted officials to close three main east-west mountain passes in Washington state on New Year's Day and at least two of the highways were expected to remain shut down into Friday....
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9 Muslims Removed From Jet
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Two Advisers Reflect on Eight Years With Bush
Chief of Staff Joshua Bolten and national security adviser Stephen Hadley express frustration over inability to improve the president's popularity.
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Obamas moving to hotel steeped in history
The hotel that will be home to President-elect Barack Obama and his family for the next couple of weeks offers one of Washington's best views of their future home, the White House, and a past linked with political movers and shakers.
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Israel strikes homes of 2 Hamas leaders
Israel on Thursday bombed the homes of two top Hamas military figures, killing at least one of them. Nizar Rayan was described as ranking "among Hamas' top five decision-makers." The strikes occurred hours before Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said the assault on Hamas in Gaza has "achieved changes."
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Connecticut Lawmaker Petitions for Newspaper Bailout
Following the government's billion dollar bailout to the automobile and financial sectors, a Connecticut lawmaker is petitioning to save the local newspaper, Reuters reported.
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61 New Year's Partiers Dead in Bangkok Nightclub Fire
A fire raced through a two-story nightclub packed with hundreds of well-heeled New Year's revelers early Thursday, killing at least 61 people as they stampeded to escape the raging flames.
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Unruly Carriage Horses Take Family on Wild Ride
A woman and her two small daughters got more than their expected scenic tour through downtown Vienna on Thursday, when a team of unruly horses took them on a wild ride leaving the coachman behind.
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