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Can Rick Perry maintain his good ties with Muslims as a GOP candidate?

As governor of Texas, Rick Perry has a long record of warm relations with Muslims. Could that be a liability in a GOP presidential field in which several candidates question US Muslims' loyalty?
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Dr Pepper family feud erupts in Texas (video)

Dr Pepper Snapple vs. Dublin Dr Pepper: a legal feud has erupted into a Facebook and YouTube video publicity war over a small Dr Pepper Texas bottler's 120-year old practices.
Holiday costs: Airfares and car prices are up, but not flat-screen TVs

The cost of a new car or airfare is expensive this holiday season. But consumers can get a good deal on flat-screen TVs.
Anna Fermanova charged with trying to smuggle night-vision rifle sights to Russia

Anna Fermanova, an American living in Dallas, was arrested in her parents' home after trying to smuggle night-vision rifle sights to Russia. Anna Fermanova is accused of trying to move the scopes in March without the proper export licenses.
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Blind recall: How to check if your shades are safe

In the midst of a huge recall of blinds and Roman shades, here's how to check if the blind recall applies to you.
From Marriott to Ernst & Young to General Mills, why some companies excel

From personalized development plans to comprehensive wellness programs, some of America's top companies excel through treating their employees excellently.
Home prices keep falling, but sales revive as buyers bargain shop

More properties went on the market in April. Anxious sellers – including banks – boosted the inventory of unsold homes to 10.2 months' worth.
As property crimes increase, more neighbors are on patrol

Armed with cellphones, flashlights, and Twitter posts, they can make a positive difference.
Did a judge-prosecutor romance taint Texas murder trial?

Sept. 8 hearing is set on allegations of a secret affair. Defendant faces execution Sept. 10.
Beyond Episcopal theological split, a property fight

The Episcopal Church is battling breakaway parishes over who owns the local assets.
A bright idea for easing traffic

New method to time traffic lights could help Americans burn less gasoline.
Office romance? First, sign a contract.

Love-struck workers may be inevitable, but lawsuits from jilted lovers are not – if employees consent to a 'love contract.'