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Beyond Boston: 9 tea parties you probably haven't heard about
Boston's may be the most famous, but there were nine other tea party protests around the country. Here are their stories.
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In Pictures: US natural disasters of 2011
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Foreclosures on the rise: Is your city on the Top 10 list?
Foreclosures have been huge in cities that rode the real estate bubble in the West and in Florida. But the fastest rise in foreclosures is taking place primarily in far less frothy metropolitan areas of the Southeast, according to a new report by RealtyTrac. North Carolina alone was home to four of the Top 10 fastest-rising foreclosure metros last year. While their foreclosure rates are still quite low compared with most places, these metros and their plight illustrate how the poor economy is driving the housing crisis now.
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In Pictures: Freestyle skiing
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Gingrich hopeful for Delaware primary upset
Delaware Republicans began voting Tuesday in the GOP primary, with 17 winner-take-all delegates at stake.
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Plug-in car woes: Fisker Delaware plant in doubt
Plug-in car manufacturer Fisker says it may have to look at production sites outside Delaware if it can't get a federal loan. Its new plug-in car, the Atlantic, might be built overseas, the CEO says.
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Beyond Boston: 9 tea parties you probably haven't heard about
Boston's may be the most famous, but there were nine other tea party protests around the country. Here are their stories.
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Culture Cafe
'One Tree Hill': Series creator isn't looking for happy endings
'One Tree Hill' may say goodbye to a beloved main character, say the show's creator and cast.
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Obama can't blame the do-nothing Congress
Presidential criticism of Congress has been fruitful for incumbents in the past, but Obama should be aware that the political climate today is much different from that of 1948, when Harry Truman campaigned against the do-nothing 80th Congress.
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In Pictures: US natural disasters of 2011
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As Katia blows by the East Coast, Nate and Maria are brewing in tropics
Hurricane Katia is churning high surf and rip tides on the East Coast before racing across the Atlantic. But Nate is stewing in the Gulf of Mexico and Maria is skimming toward the Caribbean.
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Hurricane Irene strengthens to Category 3 over Bahamas
Hurricane Irene now has winds in excess of 111 m.p.h. over the Bahamas. Will it get to Category 4 before reaching the East Coast?
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Horizons
Doodle 4 Google: Meet the kid behind today's hand-drawn homepage
The Doodle 4 Google contest winner is 'Space Life,' an illustration by a seven-year-old named Matteo Lopez.
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Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of March 7, 2011
Readers write in about the melodies of modern classical music, conservative art, and the merits of teaching parenting to students.
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Foreclosures on the rise: Is your city on the Top 10 list?
Foreclosures have been huge in cities that rode the real estate bubble in the West and in Florida. But the fastest rise in foreclosures is taking place primarily in far less frothy metropolitan areas of the Southeast, according to a new report by RealtyTrac. North Carolina alone was home to four of the Top 10 fastest-rising foreclosure metros last year. While their foreclosure rates are still quite low compared with most places, these metros and their plight illustrate how the poor economy is driving the housing crisis now.
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Chapter & Verse
"Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil": the tour
What fans of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" need to see in Savannah.
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Ready for winter? In the South, you may not need to be.
The long-range forecasts are out, and this winter promises to be every bit as wacky as last, except different. La Nina could make the north cold, California warm and dry, and Florida parched. And the Northeast? Check back later.
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Remnants of tropical storm Nicole wallop East Coast with huge rainfall
Tropical storm Nicole and her aftermath dumped jaw-dropping quantities of rain on the East Coast, including 10 inches in 24 hours in parts of Pennsylvania. Wilmington, N.C., was worst-hit, with 22.5 inches in five days.
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The Vote
Christine O'Donnell: Five reasons Democrats may need to worry
Democrats need not swoon for joy that Christine O'Donnell beat Mike Castle in the GOP Senate primary in Delaware. Overconfidence could be the foe of her Democratic opponent, Chris Coons.
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Will GOP leaders take up 'Christine O'Donnell for Senate'?
In a stinging loss for the GOP, Michael Castle lost to Christine O'Donnell in Senate primary race. Now, state Republicans face a common problem in this primary election season: reconciling with a 'tea party'-backed candidate for the general election.
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Weak 'Knight and Day' opening: The fall of Hollywood stars?
As Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz found out with the $3.8 million opening of 'Knight and Day,' audiences aren't so much looking for big-name Hollywood stars anymore.
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Will secret technology help rogue nations get nuclear weapons?
New technology uses lasers to enrich uranium for nuclear power. Critics say it's approval would hamper nuclear weapons nonproliferation goals.
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Town where Katrina made landfall now braces for BP oil spill
Waveland, Miss., still bears the marks of Katrina in trailers, unfinished construction, and a closed waterpark. Now, the BP oil spill is threatening its coast. Residents wonder if the town can survive.
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Hurricane season forecast: seven storms to reach land
In the upcoming hurricane season, two or three storms will be major events along the coastal US, according to AccuWeather.com.
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In Pictures: Freestyle skiing
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The dangers of revolutionary right-wing rhetoric
When Glenn Beck and others talk about an antigovernment revolution, we should recall the 1898 Wilmington race riot.
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Unemployed workers learn to grow their own food
In Ohio, a private college teaches 20 families with unemployed workers how to put food on the table by growing vegetables
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Garden travel: A grand invitation to Delaware's Nemours Estate
After three years of renovation, the formal garden and house opens its doors to visitors.
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A mailbox garden that delivers
Send a message with curbside landscaping.








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