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AP Feb 24 MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin state troopers were dispatched Thursday to try to find at least one of the 14 Senate Democrats who have been on the run for eight days to delay a vote on Republican Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to strip collective bargaining rights from nearly all public...

BBC News Feb 24 Wikileaks founder Julian Assange should be extradited to Sweden to face sexual assault allegations, a judge has ruled. At Belmarsh Magistrates' Court in south London, District Judge Howard Riddle said the extradition would not breach Mr Assange's human rights. Mr...

LOL yes, and the ppl walking around them :D So many of them were good, I don't think I could choose a fav - I wouldn't make a very good competition judge would I LOL :p

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Mail Whatever you do, don't look down! This amazing piece of street art has been officially recognised as the world's largest (but it's definitely not for those with vertigo) Whatever you do, don't look down! This amazing piece of street art has been officially recognised as the...

Re: Mother's fury at school sending boy, six, to psychiatric ward after he drew video This report is actually quite close to the interview, with the mother, that I saw on the TV News. The mother said that her son was 6 years old, that the school contacted authorities first and, not that...

Indiana I69 South MM130 closed 2 T/T accident, 1 T/T has a four wheel drive under it.

I69 North - Fort Wayne - at a virtual standstill. heavy snow :(

BBC News update 1933: Libya's diplomats at the United Nations call for international intervention to end the crisis. The deputy ambassador, Ibrahim Omar Al Dabashi, told BBC World that Col Gaddafi's government was carrying out a genocide.

Update BBC News 1853: More info on those two Libyan jets that landed in Malta: Maltese government officials say their two pilots defected having been ordered to bomb protesters. One of them has requested political asylum, Reuters reports.

BBC News Feb 21 Col Gaddafi in Venezuela? 1815: Earlier, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said he had seen information suggesting Col Gaddafi was on his way to Venezuela - but the authorities there have denied any such thing. In Libya, state television said the security forces...

Re: Mother's fury at school sending boy, six, to psychiatric ward after he drew video I think the most disturbing part for me was the way the school handled this. If the boy was in his teens maybe, but 6 years old - appalling IMO.

AP Feb 20 AUSTIN, Texas – Texas is preparing to give college students and professors the right to carry guns on campus, adding momentum to a national campaign to open this part of society to firearms. More than half the members of the Texas House have signed on as co-authors of a measure...

Mail A mother has criticised school authorities for committing her six-year-old son to a psychiatric ward against her wishes because of a picture he drew in class. Jack Dorman was pulled out of his elementary school classroom after he sketched a drawing of zombies and stick figures and...

BBC News Feb 20 Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's son, Sayf al-Islam, has admitted the country's military over-reacted when dealing with protesters. But, speaking on Libyan TV, he accused the opposition and Islamist groups of trying to break up the country. He said troops had...

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BBC New Assassin's Creed leads Bafta video game nominations Assassin's Creed Brotherhood leads the way with seven nominations for this year's video game Baftas. Call of Duty: Black Ops and Heavy Rain each have six nods with Mass Effect 2 on five and LIMBO and Super Mario Galaxy 2 with...

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BBC News The National Football League and the players' union, the NFLPA, have agreed to go to federal mediation in their disagreement over working arrangements. The current collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and players ends on 4 March and talks have stalled. The...

BBC News Feb 19 Libya Intense violence has been reported in Libya's second city, Benghazi, with troops said to have opened fire again on anti-government protesters. At least 15 people were killed and many more wounded, unconfirmed reports say. Witnesses described scenes of chaos as...