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Maideline Sanchez January 31, 2010

From the Associated Press by Ray Henry PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Jan. 31) -- The scientist in Dr. David Dosa was skeptical when first told that Oscar, an aloof cat kept by a nursing home, regularly predicted...

EPA warned of lawsuit over pesticides and animals

Maideline Sanchez January 31, 2010

From the Associated Press FRESNO, Calif. – A conservation group says it plans to sue the federal government, claiming hundreds of protected animal species have been impacted because it has not evaluated...

Haiti detains Americans taking kids across border

Liz De La Torre January 31, 2010

From The Associated Press PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Ten American Baptists were being held in the Haitian capital Sunday after trying take 33 children out of Haiti at a time of growing fears over possible...

Coast Guard flies 2 turtles from Oregon to Calif.

Maideline Sanchez January 30, 2010

From the Associated Press NEWPORT, Ore. – Two rare sea turtles stranded last fall on separate beaches in the Northwest took flight Thursday on a Coast Guard airplane bound for San Diego. The C-130...

13 countries agree plan to save wild tigers

Maideline Sanchez January 29, 2010

From the Associated Press by Michael Casey HUA HIN, Thailand – A dozen Asian nations and Russia vowed Friday to double the number of wild tigers by 2022, crack down on poaching that has devastated...

Bin Laden blasts US for climate change

Liz De La Torre January 29, 2010

From The Associated Press CAIRO – Osama bin Laden sought to draw a wider public into his fight against the United States in a new message Friday, dropping his usual talk of religion and holy war and...

Voters say Obama’s speech a call to lawmakers

Liz De La Torre January 29, 2010

From The Associated Press LAS VEGAS – President Barack Obama's intense focus on jobs in his first State of the Union speech hit close to home for the millions of Americans who are in a bad mood over...

Jewish cemetery desecrated in eastern France

Stephen James Johnson January 29, 2010

From the Associated Press. STRASBOURG, France – A Jewish cemetery in eastern France was desecrated Wednesday, with at least 18 gravestones marked with swastikas and overturned, police and Jewish...

Colorado man: Pot charge violates religious rights

Stephen James Johnson January 29, 2010

From the Associated Press. AVON, Colo. – A Colorado man says marijuana is the main sacrament of his religion and a drug charge against him violates his First Amendment rights. Trevor Douglas of...

Haiti Struggles After Massive Quake

Erin Ennis January 28, 2010

Jan. 12, 2010 was just a normal day for many. For the people of Haiti, it was a day that will be remembered for years to come. In mere minutes, a 7.0 earthquake struck the economically poorest country...

Controversy Ignites Sparks as Housing Policy Changes

Zack Rosen January 28, 2010

Room selection is experiencing a huge change at the University of New Haven. In order to keep with UNH’s educational philosophy of students moving to a more independent living environment throughout...

NBC Debacle Causes Late Night to Lose Big

Matt DiGiovanni January 28, 2010

Recently NBC has had its hands full with the debacle between Jay Leno, of The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and The Jay Leno Show, and Conan O'Brien, of Late Night with Conan O'Brien and  The Tonight Show...

I’m With Coco

The Charger Bulletin January 28, 2010

by Sam Sullivan, RD Late night TV is one of the greatest inventions ever made: loved by insomniacs, stoners, and college students alike. It all started with Ed Sullivan and moved onto Johnny Carson...

Deadly Blasts Rock Baghdad; “Chemical Ali” Hanged

The Associated Press January 28, 2010

BAGHDAD – Suicide bombers struck near three hotels popular with Western journalists and businessmen Monday just as Iraq announced the execution of Saddam Hussein's notorious cousin known as "Chemical...

Obama Announces Initiatives for Middle Class

The Associated Press January 28, 2010

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama on Monday offered help for people struggling to pay bills and care for their families, appealing to a middle-class he says has been "under assault for a long time." In...

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