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Sandusky case in jury's hands

The former Penn State assistant coach's child molestation trial has taken nine days; now, the jury will decide if he is guilty of abusing young boys.
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A corn pesticide manufactured by the German chemical company Bayer has come under scrutiny in two scientific studies that indicate that it is responsible for mass deaths of pollinating bees.
Idaho mother, Holly Lahti, claims $190M from Mega Millions

Holly Lahti, a mother of two, has claimed the second half of the $380 million Mega Millions jackpot.

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Topic: Jeff Anderson

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Sandusky case in jury's hands

Studies fault Bayer in bee die-off

Idaho mother, Holly Lahti, claims $190M from Mega Millions

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Focus North Korea's hidden labor camps exposed

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