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West Blasted by Pre-Holiday
Blizzard, Cold Snap

Blizzard warnings were posted for parts of Idaho, Nevada, Utah and Colorado after snow snarls traffic and shuts down schools in the Pacific Northwest.

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With Koreas on Edge, Where Is Kim Jong Il?

By Lauren Frayer | AOL News

The North Korean leader, known for his eccentricity, reportedly spent the day touring a soy sauce plant.
Also See: NKorea Attacks Island in SKorea

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Georgia Dad Shot Dead Outside Son's Preschool

By Mara Gay | AOL News

Rusty Sneiderman had just dropped off his toddler when a man shot him four times at close range; police say it appears to be a hit.

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Stefano Medici, AP

Stakes High as Amanda Knox Murder Appeal Starts

By Dana Kennedy | AOL News

American student Amanda Knox will return to an Italian court Wednesday to fight her murder conviction and 26-year sentence.

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Luca Bruno, AP

Gore Says Support for Ethanol Was a Mistake

By Tom Diemer | Politics Daily

Al Gore says his support for ethanol subsidies was based more on a desire for votes than on what was good for the environment.

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Quadruple Amputee Is Cooking Up a New Life

By Mara Gay | AOL News

Doctors are amazed at the recovery of Cheryl Douglass, who is cooking and writing about it after losing four limbs.

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Pope's Praise of Predecessor Sparks Jewish Ire

By David Gibson | Politics Daily

In a new book, Benedict XVI says Pius XII, who was pope during the Holocaust, "saved more Jews than anyone else."
Plus: Condom Comments Apply to Women

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Identity thieves have become savvier than ever. The Internet has created a digital society where a new breed of criminals prowl to collect sensitive information either from a third party or straight from the victims themselves.

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Will Apple's Black Friday Sale Live Up To The Hype?
The Apple store is playing up its Black Friday Sale, but you may want to look elsewhere for savings on Apple products.
What Does North Korea Want?
North Korea, the capricious wild child of the international community, is acting out to get the worlds attention with deadly consequences that...
Platform Invasion: The Beatles Sell 2 Million Plus Songs in First Week on iTunes
One week after making The Beatles catalog available on iTunes, Apple announced it has sold more than 2 million of the groups songs, and 450,000 of...
North Korea Bombards South Korean Island in Deadly Attack
North Korea fired more than 100 artillery shells onto a South Korean border island today, killing two southern marines and wounding more than a dozen...
'All Clear' at Boston's Logan Airport After Suspicious Package Scare
Officials say there is no terror threat at Bostons Logan International Airport, hours after the discovery of two suspicious packages prompted the...
Obama Touts Recovery of Auto Industry
President Barack Obama says the story of one rebounding auto plant in central Indiana represents the hope and confidence of a better economy even...
Nation Breathlessly Awaits DWTS Results: Will Bristol Win?
The results of Dancing With the Stars will be revealed tonight. Do the numbers say anything about politics in America, or is this just a show about...
Irish PM Fights for Survival Over Multibillion Bailout
Irelands prime minister is facing growing calls to step down -- from both the opposition and his own party -- over his bungled handling of the...
Georgia Dad Shot Dead Outside Son's Preschool
Who could have wanted Rusty Sneiderman dead? Thats the question family and friends are struggling to understand after Russell Sneiderman, a father...
The Korean Conflict: A Recent Timeline
North and South Korea have clashed over nuclear weapons, boundary disputes, presidential assassination attempts, and many other issues in the past...
Me-Ouch! Oxford Says Dogs Are Smarter Than Cats
Dogs are certainly more social than cats -- but does that make them smarter? Researchers in England say dogs and other social animals have developed...
US General: Conventional Forces Can Deter North Korea
Conventional forces in South Korea should be sufficient to deter aggression from Pyongyang, a senior U.S. military official said in the wake of...
A Thanksgiving Tradition: Top Presidential Turkey Pardon Videos
Surge Desk rounds up the top Thanksgiving Presidential Turkey Pardon videos to honor a favorite American tradition.
'Gossip Girl'-Style Facebook Scandal Plays Out at Conn. Prep School
Choate Rosemary Hall, a Connecticut prep school, has become embroiled in a Facebook scandal that could have been taken from an episode of Gossip...
Despite Korean Hostilities, North and South Athletes Share Podium
Two athletes -- one South Korean and one North Korean -- shook hands and stood side-by-side on the Asian Games medal podium today while their...
Stakes High as Amanda Knox Murder Appeal Starts
Former Seattle college student Amanda Knox, the center of one of Europes most sensational murder trials, will return to an Italian court Wednesday...
Corporate Profits Soar to Record Levels, but Little Evidence of Trickle Down Yet
The Commerce Department revised the U.S. GDP figures to 2.5 percent for the third quarter, higher than previously estimated. And though corporate...
West Blasted by Pre-Holiday Blizzard, Cold Snap
A powerful winter storm and frigid temperatures are turning roads slick and snowy across the West as peak Thanksgiving travel approaches. Power...
Aruba Authorities: Bone Isn't Natalee Holloway's
Investigators say a bone recently found on an Aruba beach does not belong to missing Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway.
DNA Results for Bearded Lady, Son to Be Unveiled (Exclusive Video)
Shocking news, Maury Povich fans: This Wednesday%u2019s show will not feature a paternity test. But fear not, the upcoming %u201CMaury%u201D episode...
Quadruple Amputee Is Cooking Up a New Life
Just two years after a blood infection nearly killed her and claimed all four of her limbs, Cheryl Douglass is back full force. She dances at her...
Gore Says Support for Ethanol Was a Mistake
Ex-politician Al Gore says his support for ethanol subsidies was based more on a desire for votes than on what was good for the environment.
With Koreas on Edge, Where Is Kim Jong Il?
With his country on the brink of war, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il spent today reinforcing stereotypes about his own eccentricity: He took his...
British Couple Sells Somali Pirate Kidnapping Story for Estimated $793,000
Paul and Rachel Chandler, who were recently released by Somali pirates after more than a year in captivity, are selling their story for an estimated...