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By Kimberly Potts at TheWrap Graham Yost is coming off a critically acclaimed second season of "Justified," built around backwoods mafia mama Mags Bennett, a role that won Margo Martindale an Emmy.

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By Tim Carmody On Thursday, Apple is hosting an “Education Event” in New York City. Thanks to reporting by sister publication Ars Technica, we expect Apple to announce a new digital publishing tool - a “GarageBand for e-books” - to create interactive, ...

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By Larry O'Dell AP / January 17, 2012 RICHMOND, Va.—A federal appeals court rejected Rick Perry's last-ditch bid to be placed on Virginia's Republican presidential primary ballot Tuesday, agreeing with a lower court that the Texas governor and three ...

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January 17, 2012 At Least 30 Reported Killed in New Syrian Violence VOA News Violence has surged in Syria as Western members of the United Nations Security Council spar with Russia over how to stop the bloodshed from the 10-month uprising against ...

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| AP The bank is proud of its global reach - 1400 branches in 46 countries. But in Asia, the economies of China and India are slowing.

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By Andrew Davis and Chiara Vasarri Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The captain of a Carnival Corp. ship that ran aground off Italy was granted house arrest hours after audio emerged of a Coast Guard official ordering Francesco Schettino to return to his damaged ...

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FOR 10 years, wielding slabs of cream cheese and mounds of mayonnaise, Paula Deen has become television's self-crowned queen of Southern cuisine and one of the country's most popular chefs, with an empire built on layers of gooey butter cake, ...

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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill into law Tuesday legalizing sports betting in the state - but only after a federal ban on such gambling is overturned.

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The current issue of the journal Science contains a proposal to slow global warming that is extraordinary for a couple of reasons: 1. In theory, it would help people living in poor countries now, instead of mainly benefiting their descendants.

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By MATTHEW DALTON BRUSSELS—The European Commission opened three legal cases on Tuesday against the Hungarian government, aiming to undo laws passed by the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban that the commission says threaten the independence of ...

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Fraudulent and substandard antimalarial drugs could be wrecking the chances of winning the war against malaria in Africa, researchers from the Wellcome Trust-Mahosot Hospital-Oxford University Tropical Medicine Research Collaboration reported in the ...

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Newt Gingrich has released a new ad that spotlights a moment from last night's GOP presidential debate that earned him a standing ovation.

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By Kristina Fiore, Staff Writer, MedPage Today Obesity -- in both kids and adults -- may be hitting a plateau, according to CDC researchers.

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INDIANAPOLIS - Jim Caldwell endured everything thrown at him during his first two seasons as the Colts' coach -- replacing a friend, rebounding from losses and fighting through injuries.

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Martin Luther King III, the eldest son of the slain civil rights leader, announced on Tuesday that he will step down as president of the Atlanta-based center devoted to the legacy of his father.

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Microsoft is taking the fight to VMware with a new release candidate of Systems Center 2012 which includes a new pricing structure and eight management tools that run on a unified interface.

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By Scott Boeck, USA TODAY President Obama welcomed the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals to the White House Tuesday. But noticeably absent from the team were two key figures of the franchise.

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Jan. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Research In Motion Ltd., maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, advanced as much as 6.7 percent after a report that Samsung Electronics Co.

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By Douglas J. Rowe, TV GUIDE Up against the ballyhooed (but tepidly reviewed) debut of Fox's Alcatraz and the strong CBS Monday lineup of comedies, NBC's 90-minute tribute/special marking the Hot in Cleveland star's 90th birthday attracted the most ...

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FLORENCE, SC (AP) - His wealth and taxes suddenly a campaign focus, Mitt Romney said Tuesday he pays an effective federal tax rate of about 15 percent.

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Though the Stop Online Piracy Act has the support from the likes of Hollywood, the music industry, and the US Chamber of Commerce, many Silicon Valley firms say it effectively amounts to censorship.

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Several hundred protesters affiliated with the Occupy Wall Street movement converged on the West Lawn of the Capitol Tuesday to decry the influence of corporate money in politics and voice myriad other grievances.

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By Mike Tobin & Ruth Ravve It seems it is always snowing when Wisconsin melts down into a big partisan battle, and that was the case Tuesday as workers with the liberal group United Wisconsin submitted boxes and boxes of petitions calling for a recall ...

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Arab League observers in yellow jackets are seen with anti-government protesters on the streets. The Syrian government has rejected a call from the Gulf state of Qatar for Arab troops to be sent to end the violence in the country.

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By Robyn Ross, TV GUIDE When Shawntel Newton asked to return to The Bachelor, no one had any idea just how upset - and brutal - the women would be.

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DETROIT - Tigers star Victor Martinez could miss the entire 2012 season after injuring his left knee during offseason conditioning.

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LONDON (AP) - British scientists have found scores of fossils the great evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin and his peers collected but that had been lost for more than 150 years.

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By Brendan Conway and Christian Berthelsen Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--US stocks gained as investors reacted favorably to economic data in the US and overseas, though weakness in financial stocks limited the advance.

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WASHINGTON - The United States on Tuesday sidestepped suggestions it was not on the same page as Israel on the speed and efficacy of sanctions designed to reverse Iran's nuclear drive.

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Microsoft's own batch of "Windows 8 Hardware Certification Requirements" documents, released last month, reveal that the company is providing minimum hardware requirements for x86, x64 and ARM-based tablets running the upcoming Windows 8 OS.

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AIKEN, SC - Rick Santorum on Tuesday branded Mitt Romney a liberal, said Newt Gingrich's policy positions have been “all over the place” and laughed that Ron Paul has been running for president “since 1938,” looking to capture the GOP presidential ...

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By Alexei Oreskovic | SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc co-founder Jerry Yang has quit the Internet company he started in 1995, potentially appeasing shareholders who had blasted the Internet pioneer for impeding efforts to revive the struggling Web ...