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Blair Mountain II: The new battle over coal mining in West Virginia
Hundreds are marching to Blair Mountain in West Virginia to commemorate the coal miners who fought for their rights there 90 years ago – and to secure our future. Coal mining companies are raping our land with mountaintop removal, destroying what has nourished us for generations.
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Jamie Oliver gets rude awakening in LA
Jamie Oliver had smashing successes in England and Huntington, W. Va., where he has hosted his 'Food Revolution' show in past seasons. This season he's in LA, and the city has yet to embrace him. Will a dejected Jamie Oliver give up on the City of Angels?
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NCAA Tournament: Sweet 16 coaches have paid their basketball dues
Reaching this point in the NCAA tournament represents a major achievement in careers that began modestly, even for Coach K.
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From New York's MTA, LIRR to Boston's MBTA, winter storm slows transit
New York transit – including the MTA, LIRR, and Metro North – has seen significant delays in the wake of a winter storm that covered rails in as much as two feet of snow.
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Next on the feds' menu? Overhauling school lunches.
The Obama administration is trying to improve the nutrition of school lunch menus, and it's putting at least $4.5 billion behind it.
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Soupy Sales, slapstick pioneer
The pie-in-the-face comic Soupy Sales died in New York Thursday.
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Affordable housing a boon for social investors
Affordable housing purchased by social investors allows low-income earners to find community-oriented housing from Marin County, Calif., to New York City.
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Vanished Smile
The true story of the stranger-than-fiction heist of the Mona Lisa in 1911.
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I'm torn to see newspapers go
I love my laptop, but I'll miss the feel of paper.
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How green is that product?
An increasing number of consumers want ‘green’ products for their homes. How to determine which ones are and which ones claim to be but aren’t?
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High diesel prices squeeze truckers
Independent drivers have been hit especially hard, and some will be forced out of business.








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