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Al Gore Won't be Prosecuted in Sexual Assault Probe
Prosecutors in the US state of Oregon Friday concluded there are no
grounds for charging former vice president and Nobel Peace Prize winner
Al Gore with sexual assault.
Multnomah County District Attorney Michael Schrunk said in an e- mailed
statement that he concurs with the recommendation by investigators that
there be no criminal prosecution.
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Death Toll Tops 400 in Pakistan flooding
The death toll in three days of flooding in Pakistan topped 400 Friday
as rains swelled rivers, inundated villages and triggered landslides,
officials said.
The toll was expected to increase because many people were reported
missing, Pakistan's English-language newspaper Dawn reported....
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Snooki Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
"Jersey Shore" star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi has been arrested for
alleged disorderly conduct, police told TMZ Friday.
"She's still in custody," an officer in Seaside Heights, N.J., told
UsMagazine.com Friday afternoon.
MTV, which airs the popular reality show, said, "No comment" when
UsMagazine.com contacted the cable network about the 22-year-old's brush
with the law.
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Deadly Wildfires Hit Russia
Deadly wildfires have killed more than 20 people in central Russia this
week, officials said Friday.
The fires come in a summer of unusual heat and drought, The New York
Times reported. In Moscow, the temperature reached 100 degrees Thursday,
making it the hottest day in the city since the first records 130 years
ago.
In the region around Nizhny Novgorod, whole villages have burned....
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Worries Outweigh Profit Reports
Investors may be fretting over the chance of a double-dip recession, but
companies' earnings are coming in with sprinkles on top.
More than half of the companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 have
reported quarterly earnings, 304, and 75% of them have beaten earnings
estimates....
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Obama: Faith in Auto Industry 'Vindicated'
U.S. President Barack Obama Friday said helping the auto industry was
the right thing to do and that belief has been "vindicated."
Obama traveled to Detroit and sat in a new Jeep Cherokee before
addressing Chrysler workers Chrysler Jefferson North Assembly Plant....
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Ethics Panel Recommends Rangel Reprimand
U.S. House ethics investigators Friday recommended a reprimand be issued
against Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., for violating House rules or
federal law.
A subcommittee for the House Ethics Committee, which included Reps....
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Why Ellen DeGeneres was a Bad Fit for 'American Idol'
Ellen DeGeneres pulled the plug on her brief, ill-advised career as
"American Idol" judge on Thursday and it's safe to say that fans are
shedding few tears.
DeGeneres, who arrived on a tidal wave of hype, just never found her
groove, never hit the high notes....
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Firefighters Attack L.A.-Area Blaze
Nearly 750 firefighters battled one of California's worst wildfires of
the year Friday, getting an initial containment line around the 3,200
hectare Crown wildfire near Antelope Valley some 100 kilometres north of
Los Angeles....
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BREAKING NEWS: Blast at Los Angeles Welding Shop Kills One
One person was killed and another injured Friday in an apparent
explosion at a welding shop in Los Angeles, firefighters reported.
The LA fire department said search dogs had been dispatched to the
business at 911 E....
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