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Lady Gaga a target of Indonesia, Thailand and Madonna
Pop & HissThe American pop export known as Lady Gaga keeps running into trouble as she tours Asia. First, she was pegged as a "devil" by Islamic hardliners in Indonesia, where protests and security concerns forced the cancellation of a June 3 concert.... -
Songkick has its fans. Can it win over artists next?
Pop & HissSongkick has already made inroads with music fans. The site and mobile app combs through concert data to clue in fans when a favorite act is coming to town and currently boasts about 6 million monthly users. Now, with its content plugged into Facebook,... -
Pepper-spray stories revive sting of his tear-gassing
Last month, pepper spray was in the news again. On April 3, about 30 people protesting a proposed two-tier tuition system at Santa Monica College were pepper-sprayed, sending two people to the hospital. The incident came five months after a campus police...
Tags: Politics, Teaching and Learning, Students, University of California, Berkeley, Wars and Interventions
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Fed at full strength for first time since 2006 as Stein sworn in
WASHINGTON -- Jeremy C. Stein was sworn in Wednesday as the seventh member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, putting the panel at full strength for the first time since before the Great Recession hit. Stein, a Harvard economics professor and...
Tags: Republican Party, Politics, U.S. Senate, Peter Diamond, Nobel Prize Awards
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Miami face-eater is identified; cause of attack is a mystery
We now know the name of the man who tried to eat another man’s face off on a Miami causeway. What we still don’t know is why he did it. The Miami-Dade County medical examiner has identified the attacker as Rudy Eugene, 31, according to CBS...
Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, The Miami Herald, Literature, Arts and Culture, Etan Patz
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At Canadian Embassy, global warming protester nears starvation
WASHINGTON -- On a patch of pavement outside the Canadian Embassy, Jay McGinley is trying to starve himself to death. After drinking nothing but water for more than 30 days, he appears close to achieving his goal. When he stands up, his dark blue sweater...
Tags: Politics, Business Enterprises, Companies and Corporations, Labor Disputes, Career and Workplace
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Bison -- a 'symbol' of U.S. strength -- may become national mammal
WASHINGTON -- The bison has been a symbol of the Old West. It’s been featured on the nickel, as a name for sports teams and on the White House menu. Now legislation has been introduced in Congress to make the bison the national mammal. "Since our...
Tags: Politics, Theodore Roosevelt, Mark Udall, Natural Resources, Wildlife
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Graduation message: Dear Digital Son ...
Graduation season is upon us, and words of wisdom will be flowing to the class of 2012 in commencement speeches from boldface personalities such as Michelle Obama, Steve Wozniak and Steve Carell. A little closer to home, I would like to offer a few...
Tags: Movies, Transformers (movie), Cancer, Lawrence of Arabia (movie), Entertainment
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Seattle violence: Father shot in head is among latest victims
SEATTLE -- Seattle software engineer Justin Ferrari had just picked up his parents from the airport for a visit, his two young children in tow, when a bullet slammed through a window of the family van and into his head. Ferrari died in his father’...
Tags: Shootings, Gang Activity, Memorial Day, Justice System, Health
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New Mexico fire grows, is expected to set state record today
The Whitewater-Baldy Complex fire in New Mexico is close to searing itself into the history books. As of Tuesday morning, the fire was about 5,000 acres away from a record as the state's largest wildfire -- and it was still growing. The fire has burned...
Tags: Las Conchas Fire (2011), Forestry and Timber, Etan Patz, Environmental Issues, Conservation
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Realignment plan for California prisons causing new friction
The first four times Pamela Morris was released from prison, she would go to her state parole officers or they would occasionally make unannounced solo visits to make sure she wasn't committing new crimes. But after Morris completed a state sentence...
Tags: Laws, Law Enforcement, Theft, Prisons, Local Government
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