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US NEWS COLLEGE RANKINGS 2 Area Schools Top 'Up-and-Coming' List
Washington Post
No school in the Washington region ranks higher than 14th on the 2010 US News & World Report lists of top liberal arts colleges and national universities, released Thursday. But two local institutions rank first and second on a
Georgia colleges hold the course on US News rankingsAtlanta Journal Constitution
Frequently Asked Questions: RankingsU.S. News & World Report
Methodology: Ranking Category DefinitionsU.S. News & World Report
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Rockets fall on Afghan cities as polls open
Reuters
KABUL (Reuters) – Scattered rockets fell on several Afghan cities as polls opened on Thursday for an anxiously awaited presidential election that Taliban fighters have vowed to disrupt with violence.
Afghans head to the pollsCNN International
Taliban Attacks Set Stage for a Tense Afghan VoteWall Street Journal
LIVE: Afghan election 2009BBC News
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In healthcare debate, Obama finds trailblazers face imposing obstacles
Los Angeles Times
A Republican pollster suggests that the high-octane demonstrations, complete with weapons and Hitler references, reflect a much more polarized nation. By Mark Z. Barabak One thing hasn't changed in the Age of Obama: Presidents who try big things face a
Town-Hall Turmoil Causes Trauma for Obama Health-Care OverhaulBloomberg
Obama Calls Health Plan a 'Moral Obligation'New York Times
LI religious leaders offer support for Obama reformsNewsday
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The Nation, Pakistan
CIA Sought Blackwater's Help in Plan to Kill Jihadists
New York Times
Khalid Mohammed/AP Blackwater security contractors flew over Baghdad in 2007. For years, Blackwater played a significant role in the Iraq operation. By MARK MAZZETTI WASHINGTON — The Central Intelligence Agency in 2004 hired outside contractors from
Report: CIA Hired Blackwater to Help With Hit SquadsFOXNews
Outsiders hired as CIA planned to kill jihadistsSan Jose Mercury News
Sources: CIA Outsourced Al-Qaeda Hunt to BlackwaterWashington Post
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Iraq bombings kill 95
Los Angeles Times
Baghdad attacks target government buildings and a market area, wounding hundreds on the sixth anniversary of the bombing of UN headquarters in the capital. Iraqis gather as firefighters respond to a massive bomb attack near the Foreign Ministry in
Baghdad bombings raise questions over US troop withdrawalMiamiHerald.com
Deadly day rattles BaghdadUSA Today
Baghdad Bombings Condemned as 'Senseless' by US as 95 KilledBloomberg
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White House to Cut Deficit Estimate for 2009 to $1.58 Trillion
Bloomberg
Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama's budget office will announce the government's deficit for 2009 will total $1.58 trillion, about $262 billion less than forecast in May, according to an administration
U.S. Deficit Projection Trimmed for 2009Wall Street Journal
Federal deficit is $262 billion less than predictedFort Worth Star Telegram
US deficit estimate to be trimmed to $1.58 trillionReuters
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Mirror.co.uk
Reality TV star sought in swimsuit model's death
CNN
(CNN) — A reality TV contestant is wanted for questioning in connection with the death of his ex-wife, a former swimsuit model whose nude body was found stuffed into a suitcase. Jasmine Fiore's nude body was found in a suitcase
Reality TV contestant sought in ex-model's deathThe Associated Press
Search continues for 'person of interest' in death of swimsuit modelLos Angeles Times
Jenkins Had Previous Conviction for Assault, Millionaire CancelledPOPDECAY
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Public support for Afghan war slips in US: survey
AFP
WASHINGTON — Americans are turning against the war in Afghanistan and oppose to sending more US troops, a poll showed ahead of pivotal Afghan elections. The survey results showed US public support sliding for a war that President Barack Obama has
Pakistan's tribal political ban endsWashington Times
Poll: Americans' mood sours on Afghan warmsnbc.com
Afghan war poll triggers Obama's political alarmLos Angeles Times
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Daily Nation
Anger Grows in Taiwan Over Typhoon Rescue
Wall Street Journal
By TING-I TSAI TAIPEI — Two senior Taiwanese officials offered to resign Wednesday to take responsibility for the slow emergency response to Typhoon Morakot, but the government's display of remorse — including several apologies from President Ma
Under-fire Taiwan cabinet to submit typhoon budgetAFP
Taiwan faces cabinet reshuffle in typhoon fallout-mediaReuters
Taiwan minister offers to resignBBC News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Hurricane Bill Strengthens to Category 4 Storm on Way to Canada
Bloomberg
Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) — Hurricane Bill strengthened to a Category 4 storm over the Atlantic and is forecast to increase in power as it heads toward Canada after passing between Bermuda and the east coast of the
Don't mess with BillThe State
Hurricane Bill creates paradise for southern New Jersey surfersPress of Atlantic City
Category 4 Hurricane Bill Brews in AtlanticABC News
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