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US House Defeats Bid to Withdraw Troops From Iraq
The US House of Representatives rejected legislation on Wednesday that would have forced President Barack Obama to pull all U.S. troops from Iraq and Syria as soon as one month from now, but nearly one-third of the chamber voted for the measure.
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Golden Globes 2015: When Getting Real Pays Off
This year, no fewer than 10 actors have been nominated for Golden Globes for bringing to celluloid life the stories of real people
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Golden Globes Trivia: 10 Things to Know About This Year's Nominees
The Golden Globes, considered the more fun version of the Oscars, are upon us. The list of nominees is a mix of veterans and first-timers - and yes, it includes Meryl Streep. Here are 10 things to know about this year's acting nominees
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Grandson arrested after four elderly men found in squalid Texas home
The grandson of the owner of a home where four elderly men were found living in squalor after being reported as potential captives was arrested and charged with elder abuse, police said.
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Wall Street week ahead: Fundamentals to be tested as earnings take over
Next week marks the first big week of second-quarter earnings, and it is sure to bring both joy and misery to Wall Street. Investors will concentrate on market fundamentals after weeks when Federal Reserve policies have dominated the market. If they see companies are still struggling, stocks could take a fall.
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Rodgers frustrated by inconsistent Liverpool
The Reds suffered a 3-1 defeat to Stoke at the Britannia Stadium as Jonathan Walters scored twice either side of Kenwyne Jones' effort to overturn Steven Gerrard's early penalty -- awarded for a foul on Luis Suarez - for the visitors.
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Walters double helps Stoke stun Liverpool
Steven Gerrard put Liverpool into an early lead from the spot but Walters replied almost immediately before Kenwyne Jones headed the hosts in front.
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Is Ashton Kutcher suicidal?
His character on the new season of Two And A Half Men will be of a heartbroken, suicidal lover.
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US House Defeats Bid to Withdraw Troops From Iraq
The US House of Representatives rejected legislation on Wednesday that would have forced President Barack Obama to pull all U.S. troops from Iraq and Syria as soon as one month from now, but nearly one-third of the chamber voted for the measure.
-
Golden Globes 2015: When Getting Real Pays Off
This year, no fewer than 10 actors have been nominated for Golden Globes for bringing to celluloid life the stories of real people
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Golden Globes Trivia: 10 Things to Know About This Year's Nominees
The Golden Globes, considered the more fun version of the Oscars, are upon us. The list of nominees is a mix of veterans and first-timers - and yes, it includes Meryl Streep. Here are 10 things to know about this year's acting nominees
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Grandson arrested after four elderly men found in squalid Texas home
The grandson of the owner of a home where four elderly men were found living in squalor after being reported as potential captives was arrested and charged with elder abuse, police said.
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Wall Street week ahead: Fundamentals to be tested as earnings take over
Next week marks the first big week of second-quarter earnings, and it is sure to bring both joy and misery to Wall Street. Investors will concentrate on market fundamentals after weeks when Federal Reserve policies have dominated the market. If they see companies are still struggling, stocks could take a fall.
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Rodgers frustrated by inconsistent Liverpool
The Reds suffered a 3-1 defeat to Stoke at the Britannia Stadium as Jonathan Walters scored twice either side of Kenwyne Jones' effort to overturn Steven Gerrard's early penalty -- awarded for a foul on Luis Suarez - for the visitors.
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Walters double helps Stoke stun Liverpool
Steven Gerrard put Liverpool into an early lead from the spot but Walters replied almost immediately before Kenwyne Jones headed the hosts in front.
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Is Ashton Kutcher suicidal?
His character on the new season of Two And A Half Men will be of a heartbroken, suicidal lover.
