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TMZ.com
Lindsay Lohan is technically a wanted woman, but it's unlikely she'll be arrested before her showdown in court tomorrow. As we reported, a Beverly Hills judge issued the warrant Friday after honchos from the alcohol ed program claimed Lindsay wasn't ...
Lindsay Lohan: Arrest warrant issued
Lindsay's Lawyer Calls Arrest Warrant a 'Misunderstanding'
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The Associated Press
VIENNA (AP) - OPEC oil ministers say they will stick to present output levels but seek to end overproduction by some members. The decision Sunday means there will be no cutbacks from production levels established in December.
Russia outlines plans to support oil prices
OPEC members divided over cutting production
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CBS News
Lawrence Summers, Director of the White House National Economic Council, said on CBS' Face The Nation this morning that recent bonuses paid out by insurance giant American International Group are "outrageous.
Key House Democrat: AIG "Trying to Play the American People for Fools"
AIG Still Living in Denial As It Pays Out Millions in Bonuses
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New York Times
By TARA PARKER-POPE A medically supervised daily dose of peanuts may help children with peanut allergies greatly increase their tolerance to the food, according to two new studies that raise the possibility of a cure for this potentially ...
Possible therapy takes bite out of peanut allergy
Promising Treatment Being Developed to Fight Peanut Allergies
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eWeek
By Darryl K. Taft Facebook has announced Facebook Connect for the iPhone, which enables users to take their Facebook friends, identity and privacy with them wherever they go.
SXSW news round-up
Facebook: It's party time for the social Web...on the iPhone
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International Herald Tribune
By Gardiner Harris WASHINGTON: Describing the US government’s failure to inspect 95 percent of food-processing plants as ‘‘a hazard to the public health,’’ President Barack Obama promised to bolster and reorganize the nation’s fractured food-safety ...
Obama Targets Food Safety
Baltimore health commissioner will serve as deputy commissioner
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Christian Science Monitor
By Jimmy Orr | 03.15.09 When asked if President Obama’s terrorism policies are making the US less safe, former Vice President Cheney didn’t waiver.
Cheney: Not happy we 'left Scooter sort of hanging'
Cheney: US accomplished its Iraq goals
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