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Judge rules against Obama’s deep-water drilling moratorium
ATLANTA — A federal judge Tuesday struck down the Obama administration's six-month moratorium on deep-water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, saying the federal government likely acted "arbitrarily and capriciously" in imposing the halt...
White House touts successes in energy security strategy
The U.S. has made significant advances in the year since President...
Dish Drops 10,000 Subscribers, Fewer Than Expected
Dish Network underestimated itself this year, losing fewer subscribers than expected in its recent second quarter...
As gov., Romney flip-flopped on addressing climate change
Flip-flopping isn't a new accusation on the campaign trail, but Mitt the governor started switching positions years before he was ever running...
Nintendo Says It Has Sold 5 Million 3DS Consoles in Japan,...
Nintendo said Monday that it has sold 5 million 3DS handheld game...
Senate health care bill heads into a political minefield
WASHINGTON — The Senate is ready to begin a volatile...
Muslim groups plan $100 million mosque and cultural center near ground...
NEW YORK — Two Muslim groups that say they want to promote better understanding of their religion and heal the wounds from Sept. 11 are drawing close to constructing a $100 million mosque and Islamic cultural center in the shadows of the World Trade Center site...
What do you do with all that leftover Halloween candy?
Like many people, you may find yourself in early November...
UC Davis Chancellor apologizes for pepper spray incident against protesters
DAVIS, Calif. — As outrage mounted over police use of...
Obama ads cost $700k and counting
President Barack Obama’s six-state TV campaign is running at a...
Chile Stands up to Monsanto
On March 21, the Chilean Transparency Council stood with its citizenry against Monsanto and other global seed corporations to protect Chileans’ right to know about genetically engineered (GE) crops...
