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HPV Vaccine Benefits Questioned
The vaccine to prevent the HPV virus in young women has been approved for use since 2006. But some experts feel it puts too much focus on cervical cancer prevention.
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Health Care Reform Sparks Fears of Socialism
Protesters opposed to health care reform are voicing their fears about the loss of capitalism in favor of a socialist nation. What's the difference and is one better?
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Don Bradley to Direct Remake of Red Dawn
The 1984 film Red Dawn told the story of a Russian invasion in a Colorado town and a group of high school aged resistance fighters. How will the story look in 2009?
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Woodstock Thirty Years After Woodstock
Woodstock, New York is a quaint little town near the Catskills with a thriving arts community that makes an excellent summer and fall destination.
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Justin Barrett's Racist Comments Not Unnoticed
Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s arrest sparked a firestorm of media coverage, as well as feelings of anger amongst many Americans. Justin Barrett only fanned the flames.
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In His Sights Brings Stalking to Light
Kate Brennan's true story of being obsessively pursued by a former boyfriend is one of terror, helplessness and strength. It is a compelling story told with honesty.
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Celebrity Kids Try to Find Balance
As Michael Jackson's children struggle with their father's death, everyone wonders if they will be able to escape their father's celebrity and live normal lives.
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Making Fitness a Daily Priority
Being healthy and fit takes a lot of discipline. Finding time with a busy schedule is not easy. Here are some tips for getting active!
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Using Craigslist With Caution
Craigslist is a trendy web site where many seek employment, gadgets and even relationships. Users are reminded to take certain precautions when meeting offline.
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Psychology of People Hurting Animals
Miami's teenage serial cat killer exhibits the same early behaviors as Jeffrey Dahmer, Albert DeSalvo and others who went on to commit crimes of serial murder and rape.
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Holocaust Museum Shooter has History of Hatred
James W. von Brunn's latest crime of murder at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. was only his most recent hate crime.
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Hate Crimes, the Economy and Obama
Hate groups allege a rise in membership since Obama's election and the unstable economy. But their claims may just be an effort to instill fear in Americans.
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Avoiding the Winter Blues
When the holidays are over, the winter days and nights may start to feel endless and unforgiving. Here are some ideas for dealing with winter "blahs."
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NHL Suspends Avery Indefinitely for Comment
The Dallas Stars' Left Wing Sean Avery has been suspended by the NHL after off-color comments about his ex-girlfriends. What lies ahead for Avery is unclear.
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Spa Treatments on a Budget
Americans are cutting back on "extras", including trips to the salon. During the holiday season, how does one maintain their beauty routine without breaking the bank?
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Are Somali Pirates Sea Patrol or Criminals?
The world watches in awe as Somali pirates continue to hijack freighters and other ships. Are they simply trying to preserve their waters or are they ruthless criminals?
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Holloway Suspect Sex Trafficking
The only suspect in the disapperance of American Natalee Holloway was caught on camera talking to men posing as Dutch sex trade bosses, offering to deliver women.
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Klan Ordered to Pay $2.5 Million
Beating victim Jordan Gruver and The Southern Poverty Law Center win a landmark civil suit against The Imperial Klans of America.
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Obama Suspect a White Supremacist
In the days since the arrest of two men allegedly plotting to assassinate Barack Obama, more information on their associations has come to light.
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Amanda Knox to Stand Trial
Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend have been formally charged with first degree murder and sexual assault in the death of Meredith Kercher.
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Bachmann and Tinklenberg on Issues
On November 4, 2008, Minnesota 6th District voters will choose between Michele Bachman and El Tinklenberg in a race that has drawn national attention.
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Voting on Election Day
Voting for the first time may seem intimidating and confusing. Here are some simple steps to follow to make sure it gets done right!
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Review of the New Film Quarantine
The horror film Quarantine opened October 10, 2008. The film is frightening and engrossing but may be too difficult for some viewers to stomach.
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Best Scary Films for Halloween
Watching scary movies on Halloween is something many look forward to every year. There are so many to choose from! Here are some ways to narrow down the choices.
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Understanding Suicide
No one wants to imagine that someone they love could take their own life. Here are some ways to help a loved one who may need help before it's too late.
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OJ Simpson 13 Years Later
On October 3, 1995, OJ Simpson was acquitted of the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. His actions since have been suspect and possibly criminal.
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Banking Baby's Cord Blood
Television shows and literature lead us to believe that umbilical cord blood can be life saving. What are the benefits and controversy surrounding cord blood?
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No Death Penalty for Child Rapists
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that capitol punishment cannot be used in cases of child rape when the victim survives. What does this decision mean?
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Why Mothers Kill Their Children
The thought of a mother harming her own child is shocking and not easy to understand. Some famous cases of mothers murdering their children reveal various motives.
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Frederick Douglass' Journey
On September 3rd, 1838 Frederick Douglass, a black man, escaped to a free state, beginning his journey as one of the most important abolitionists in history.
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Understanding Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer can be treated and cured if detected early. Regular exams and information are keys to successful treatment.
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Classic Horror Films Remade
In the last three years, three cult classic horror films have been remade: Black Christmas, Halloween and Prom Night. How do they hold up against the originals?
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