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Washington Post
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Sofia Rubenstein, 17, got in trouble the way a lot of teens do these days.
Her incessant text-messaging racked up a huge phone bill on the family's wireless plan.
"It's whatever pops into my head. There's no stopping it," she said. "Sometimes I'll b..
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Alter Net
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The ethanol scam just keeps getting more and more absurd. In January, three U.S. senators -- two Democrats, Tom Harkin of Iowa and Barack Obama of Illinois, along with Indiana Republican Richard Lugar -- introduced a bill that would promote the use of eth..
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Los Angeles Times
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Justice Eta, 14 months old, held out his tiny thumb. An ink spot certified that he had been immunized against polio and measles, thanks to a vaccination drive supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation...
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MSNBC
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The airlines, of course, remain opposed to the law, arguing, among other things, that commercial aviation is best regulated by the federal government, rather than a patchwork quilt of local laws and policies. That’s a valid point, but given the outcome..
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Christian Science Monitor
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When high school science teacher Ray Janke bought a home in Chicopee, Mass., he decided to see how much he could save on his electric bill...
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