Amanda Knox tortured, killed roommate, prosecutor says in closing

Accompanied by two smitten young men vying to impress her, a resentful Amanda Knox toyed with a knife and then plunged it into her roommate's neck, killing her, an Italian prosecutor charged in closing arguments Friday.

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Health care rhetoric heats up before key vote

Traditional Senate decorum yielded to brass-knuckle politicking Friday in the health care debate as top Democrats sought to close party ranks before a key procedural vote this weekend.

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Domestic Terror: The Worry About Homegrown Plots

Why recent events point to a potentially worrying radicalization of disaffected American Muslims.

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• Inside Livermore Lab's Race to Invent Clean Energy
• Does Television's Gay Influx Promote Stereotypes?
• As Obama Arrives, China Suffers an Identity Crisis
• Environment: How Much Is a Tree Worth?
• The Beijing Hotspots Obama Won't Visit
• What We Can Learn From 'Sesame Street'
• Clift: Both Parties Abandon Women's Rights
• A Chinese Dissident Artist's Plea to Obama
• Amid Tensions, Japan Already Won America's Respect
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