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Relatives say goodbye to Costa Concordia victims 17 people died during the Italian cruise ship disaster, and 15 remain missing and are pres…
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Quincy Jones: Drug use goes with the turf Quincy Jones suggests the only way to stop it may be, as Tony Bennett has said, to legaliz…
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Grammy fashions: The good and bad Adele also emerged victorious on the fashion front; other stars were not so lucky
Helping the unemployed reinvent their careers Four million Americans have been out of work for more than a year. But a program called Jumpstart is helping people reinvent themselves and transition back into the workforce.
Washington state gov. signs gay marriage bill Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire heralds passage of marriage equality bill even as opponents ready efforts to repeal it
Syrian rebels claim to repel attack on town Activists report at least three soldiers dead after Assad's forces try to storm rebel-held town of Rastan
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Whitney Houston's burden of fame Investigators are still working to determine what exactly caused the death of Whitney Houston. Ben Tracy reports on how the pop singer's success became a burden she struggled to bear.
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Obama budget sets stage for battle over tax hikes President's proposed budget includes tax increases on wealthy individuals and some corporations, putting him at odds with GOP
Suspect arrested in Ga. man's videotaped beating A video captured three men beating Brandon White as he came out of a store in southwest Atlanta
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Grammys 2012: Fashion statements for good and bad Grammy winner Adele also emerged victorious on the fashion front; other stars were not so lucky
Woman induces labor to let dying husband hold baby Mark Aulger got to hold his daughter Savannah for 45 minutes after she was born, before slipping into a coma
This week: Budget, Greece, housing, and inflation As President Obama releases the 2013 budget, Greece faces bailout funds deadline; U.S. economic data includes housing, inflation and retail sales
AT&T customers surprised by "unlimited data" limit Under a new policy, wireless carrier has started "throttling" data speeds of heaviest users as part of attempt to manage data usage on its network
Chanting lighters: Indian anti-smoking campaign Cancer Patients Aid Association of India rigs public lighters to sing Indian "death chant" to smokers
Yoenis Cespedes agrees to $36M deal with A's In surprise move, Oakland outbids other big-spending teams and signs highly touted Cuban defector to 4-year deal
Bill Flanagan: Let Whitney Houston rest in peace MTV exec hopes attention to singer who spent her life living up to expectations concentrates on her gifted voice
