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Officials: U.S. wants Israel to cancel building plan
Israeli officials said Monday that the U.S. is pressing Israel to scrap a contentious east Jerusalem building project whose approval ...
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- Blackout leaves millions of Chileans in darkness
- Violent storm kills 6 in Northeast
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- States streamline, reorganize amid fiscal crisis
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- U.S. struggles to track arms in Afghanistan
- Whistle-blowers' rights get second look
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- Partial count in all Iraq provinces has PM in lead
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Iowa town nearly wiped off map by floods 'fighting for survival'
Midwest braces for especially wet season as record snow melts, heavy rainfall threatens in spots.
- State lawmakers try to head off health bill
- Violent storm kills 6 in Northeast
- Unneeded prison in Nevada eludes budget ax
- States streamline, reorganize amid fiscal crisis
- Sen. Harry Reid's wife released from Va. hospital
- Census forms on their way
- Heart health: Doctors devise less invasive valve surgery
- Study: Camel No. 9 cigarette ads appeal to teen girls
- Tricor doesn't lower diabetics' heart risk in large study
- Allergy sufferers journey into the season of symptoms
- AP: Pentagon gun was from Memphis police
- Thousands mourn death of slain Calif. teen
- Police release U.S. woman, 3 others held in terror probe
- Many 9/11 responders show signs of heart problems
- NYC: Taxi drivers' meter scam bilked riders out of $8.3M-plus
- Jogger jumps off Calif. cliff to flee attacker
- Court: Thimerosal in vaccine didn't cause autism
- Prom offers flood in for Mississippi students
- Race an issue as Texas education board adopts social studies criteria
- Iditarod sled dog racers go gourmet on trail
- Friend: Suspected U.S. al-Qaeda member grew radical
- Lawyers urge Ground Zero workers to take settlement
- Water shortages may hit northern Rockies
- Potholes put dent in city coffers
- 2 killed, 2 injured in Salt Lake commuter train accident
- Nursing covering more health care
- Road fatalities curve sharply down
- States may hold onto tax refunds for months
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Business Money
Issue for Fed is not if, but when rates will go up
Federal Reserve policymakers may signal at their meeting this week how and when the improving economy will lead them to start raising record-low interest rates.
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- To investors Fed’s words, not actions matter
- Amazon picks Colorado to stage tax fight
- Trade schools profit on hope during recession
- Dodd including GOP financial regulation ideas
- Demise of scooter emblematic of India’s rise
- Greece says it won’t ask for bailout from EU
- China premier says yuan’s value won’t change
- Weak economy means it’s a freebie nation
- ‘Alice’ blows away ‘Green Zone’ at box office
- Stocks end mixed after uneven economic data
- Questions arise over story of runaway Prius
- Study: Hearts may swoon when stocks do
- Young veterans returning home to few jobs
- WaMu settles with JPMorgan, FDIC
- U.S. sales tax rates hit record high
- Homeowners take ‘cash for keys’ to escape debt
- Mortgage relief aid reaches few homeowners
- Blunt the e-mail interruption assault
- Affluent California county sues Toyota
- Oil production predicted to peak in 2014
- Policy ‘dove’ may be tapped for Fed vice chair
- Retail sales rise unexpectedly in February
- New wave of foreclosures threatens market
- Red Tape: Toyota woes raise car-tech woes
- Business sales rise to highest level since 2008
- Consumer sentiment dips amid job worries
- Study: Hearts may swoon when stocks do
- Government may tighten car safety standards
Sports
Few surprises in seeds as NCAA bracket announced
NEW YORK (Reuters) - There were few surprises when the 65-team NCAA championship bracket was announced on Sunday with all the predicted top teams earning number one seeds.
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- Top seed Kuznetsova exits, Clijsters advances
- Els moves one shot ahead of Schwartzel at mid-point
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- Schwartzel the house guest turns title rival for Els
- Robles edges Trammell for 60 hurdles title
- Chambers, Ennis enjoy golden day for Britain
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- Woods crash ambulance crew cited domestic violence
- Devils close the gap with 3-1 victory over Penguins
- Federer targets record fourth title at Indian Wells
- S.A pair Els and Schwartzel share Doral lead
- Pacquiao trainer urges fighter to retire this year
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