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Louisiana's Cajun country braces for historic flooding
Residents in Louisiana's Cajun country are preparing for what's expected to be the worst flooding in more than 80 years as the Mississippi surges toward seven rural parishes along the Atchafalaya River Basin.
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The Circle Bastiat
Swiping away food stamps' stigma
Food stamp usage is on the rise, and now that they work just like a debit card, it's easy to use them inconspicuously.
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Tea Party Tally
Patriot Act upset vote: Can tea party lawmakers, liberals be friends?
Some tea party lawmakers in the House helped to vote down Patriot Act provisions on Tuesday, out of concerns about civil liberties. Surprised, liberals applaud.
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Saul Bellow: Letters
Saul Bellow’s letters may not be stylistic gems – but they reveal much about the man who wrote them.
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The Vote
Harry Reid, Sharron Angle debate: How could an hour go on that long?
Senate majority leader Harry Reid is in the fight of his long political life. Republican challenger Angle is one of the most prominent tea party-backed insurgents. But their debate Thursday was ... a letdown.
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In Nevada US Senate race, it'll be Harry Reid vs. Sharron Angle
Tea Party favorite Sharron Angle won the GOP primary Tuesday in Nevada's US Senate race. She'll face Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in the fall.
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Global News Blog
Hong Kong: Developer profits off 'lucky' 88th floor apartment
Hong Kong developers are touting lucky-numbered floors that are actually dozens of floors lower.








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