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An unexploded bomb sticks out of the earth. Foxholes have been dug by aid workers fearing more airstrikes from Sudan. Streams of hungry refugees are pouring in.
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Crews assessing damage on US Navy assault ship and refueling tanker that collided in ocean Full Story
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Plan for wind turbines in Vermont creates international furor; homeowners in Canada object Full Story
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May 17, 2012
Islam in America: Part two (4:01)
How being a Muslim has changed since 9/11.
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NFL Concussion Suit (2:07)
Players are rethinking careers in football over the risks of permanent damage.
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Young & Muslim in America (5:10)
How being a part of Islam changed ten years ago.
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May 16, 2012
Field Hockey Verdict (1:24)
After questions, a talented athlete is playing with the girls.
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Behind the Scenes: Roger & Me
Roger Daltrey and his The Who bandmate, Pete Townshend, are long-time patrons of a UK charity, The Teenage... More
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Who Are They?
Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of The Who and the subject of Monday's Glory Road segment, is 68 -- old enough... More
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Education Chat
When we decided to take a look at the education reform debate, we quickly found out that the reason the rest... More
Sports
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McNamee admits initially lying about steroids
Key accuser McNamee admits on cross examination he initially lied about steroids
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Civil servants win VIP view of beach volleyball
Olympic beach volleyball on PM Cameron's doorstep but staff, not UK leader, have VIP view
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SAT Survival Guide
Secrets for acing the biggest test of your life. More
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Wake Up!
How to get going, even when you're really, really tired. More
Science
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'Ring of Fire' eclipse visible from China to TexasFirst 'ring of fire' eclipse visible in US in nearly 20 years; also can be seen in E. Asia
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Paralyzed woman uses her mind to control robot armA momentous sip of coffee: Brain implant lets paralyzed woman control robot arm with her mind
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Some attack plans bolstered, others eased at nukesNew attack exercise is coming, but other emergency planning scaled back around nuclear plants
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Canon seeks full automation in camera productionCanon moving toward robots-only full automation in digital camera production
