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• Sandusky 'Victim 9': I screamed for help but no one heard
• Obama doubles down on economy
• 'Talk is cheap': Romney trashes Obama speech
• What you need to know about Egypt's new political drama
• Ohio Sen. on veepstakes questions: ‘I just don’t talk about that’
• Republican Jesse Kelly drops out of race for Giffords' seat
• Fla. Governor says election officials thought he was dead
• Tim Cook's keynote address: He's no Steve Jobs but that's just fine
• Kidnaping by Mexican police caught on video
• Liposuction might have 'boomerang' effect
• Md. cannibalism suspect charged in earlier attack
• Fake chicken that could fool a hen
• Children found blindfolded, bound at Kan. Walmart
• Why the Greek vote matters to America

Sandusky 'Victim 9': I screamed for help but no one heard Posted: 13 Jun 2012 03:32 PM PDT The prosecution in the Jerry Sandusky trial finished presenting its witnesses today with the most heart rending tale of sexual abuse leveled against the former Penn State football coach as a soft-spoken high school grad recalled screaming for help in Sandusky's basement, but getting no response.

Obama doubles down on economy Posted: 14 Jun 2012 10:18 AM PDT Speaking to skeptical voters nationwide from the pivotal battleground of Ohio, President Barack Obama defiantly defended his record on the economy Thursday and painted Mitt Romney as the standard-bearer for those who would bring back George W. Bush's policies. "I want to speak to everybody who is watching who may not be a supporter, may [...]

'Talk is cheap': Romney trashes Obama speech Posted: 14 Jun 2012 11:35 AM PDT As President Barack Obama prepared to deliver a major economic speech in Cleveland, Ohio, Mitt Romney was on the opposite side of the state, trashing Obama's talk on the economy as "cheap" and urging Americans to judge the president by his "actions" not his words. "If you think things are going swimmingly … then he's [...]

What you need to know about Egypt's new political drama Posted: 14 Jun 2012 01:30 PM PDT Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court, made up of judges appointed by Hosni Mubarak before his ouster last year, ordered the dissolving of the Islamist-dominated parliament and upheld the right of Mubarak's former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq to run for president. The rulings came only two days before the start of this weekend's runoff election between Shafiq and the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood. Here are some questions and answers on the rulings and their impact.

Ohio Sen. on veepstakes questions: ‘I just don’t talk about that’ Posted: 14 Jun 2012 12:19 PM PDT Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, rumored to be on Mitt Romney's short list of possible vice presidential picks, said Thursday that the race for his state's electoral votes will be "close," but that having his name on the ballot "won't be necessary" for Republicans to take the state in November. Speaking to reporters after addressing a [...]

Republican Jesse Kelly drops out of race for Giffords' seat Posted: 14 Jun 2012 02:44 PM PDT Republican Jesse Kelly announced Thursday his decision to withdraw from the race for the seat formerly held by Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, raising Democratic hopes of holding onto the seat for the next Congress. "Looking at the results from Tuesday, we have decided to withdraw from the race for Congress in AZ-02 and to seek [...]

Fla. Governor says election officials thought he was dead Posted: 14 Jun 2012 11:35 AM PDT One of the many criticisms Florida Gov. Rick Scott faces as he defends his state's efforts to purge noncitzens from voter rolls is that legal citizens may be targeted and suppressed. Well, it turns out Scott knows a thing or two about mistaken voter identify. The Republican lawmaker revealed to a Tallahassee radio station Thursday [...]

Tim Cook's keynote address: He's no Steve Jobs but that's just fine Posted: 14 Jun 2012 01:47 PM PDT Tim Cook, the trim, soft-spoken, Alabama-born CEO of Apple, just gave his first keynote address at the company's annual conference for digital developers—and a hush ran over the global village. Cook was credible. He was a little misty. And, to the guilty delight of everyone, he was not Steve Jobs.

Kidnaping by Mexican police caught on video Posted: 14 Jun 2012 01:22 PM PDT There it was on video: Five heavily armed policemen barge into a hotel in western Mexico before dawn and march out with three handcuffed men in underwear.

Liposuction might have 'boomerang' effect Posted: 14 Jun 2012 04:12 PM PDT Women who have the popular plastic surgery procedure known as liposuction may be trading one form of fat for another, as a new study reveals that the sudden removal of abdominal fat seems to trigger a buildup of fat around the internal organs.

Md. cannibalism suspect charged in earlier attack Posted: 14 Jun 2012 02:37 PM PDT A Maryland cannibalism suspect faces an attempted murder charge in a different attack at a Baltimore university dorm.

Fake chicken that could fool a hen Posted: 13 Jun 2012 12:34 PM PDT A New Chicken Substitute Is Flying Out Of Stores

Children found blindfolded, bound at Kan. Walmart Posted: 14 Jun 2012 06:22 AM PDT Police say two children from suburban Chicago who were found bound and blindfolded outside a Kansas Walmart are in temporary protective custody.

Why the Greek vote matters to America Posted: 14 Jun 2012 06:17 AM PDT Yes, it's an election year in America but the world is going to be watching another vote this weekend in Greece. Rarely does an election in a country as small as Greece have global implications -- Greece produces less than 2% of Europe's GDP. But we live in unusual times.

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