Yankees win World Series
Hideki Matsui ties the World Series record with six RBIs on a home run, single and double, defeating the Phillies 7-3 to earn a record 27th championship for New York. Full story
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Afghan village caught in U.S.-Taliban crossfire
AP Photographer David Guttenfelder accompanies U.S. soldiers caught in a four-hour ambush by Taliban forces. His account shows the continuing tug of war for loyalties of villagers.
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AARP to endorse House health bill, sources say
In a coup for House Democrats, AARP will endorse sweeping health care overhaul legislation headed for a history-making floor vote, officials tell The Associated Press.
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Stocks end day mixed despite upbeat Fed view
Stocks pulled back from a brief run after the Federal Reserve said the economy is showing more signs of recovery, ending the day mixed.
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Yankees oust Phillies for record 27th title
Hideki Matsui tied the World Series record with six RBIs on a home run, single and double that each drove in two runs, and the New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 on Wednesday night to earn their record 27th championship.
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Scoop: Rihanna says album helped recovery
Rihanna has sold more than 12 million albums and has had four No. 1 songs, but currently, her fame revolves around one fight. She now hopes to move on with music.
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Costs of defensive medicine spur heated debate
Dr. James Wang says he tries to tell his patients when extra medical procedures aren't necessary. If they insist, though, he will do it — not so much to protect their health as his own practice.
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Report: Tech use doesn’t add to social isolation
Americans’ love affairs with mobile phones and the Internet are not contributing factors to an increase in social isolation in the United States, according to a new study.
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With airlines shrinking, your flight could be cut
Airlines are cutting money-losing flights during the current travel slump, and that can cause headaches for passengers who bought tickets on those trips.
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