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7-Year-Old Calls 911, Saves Family From Attackers

NORWALK, Calif. (March 10) -- A quick-witted 7-old-boy thwarted an armed home invasion robbery when he locked himself in a bathroom with his little sister and called 911. The boy, identified only as Carlos, detailed his harrowing ordeal to news reporters this afternoon and hugged the dispatcher who was on the other end...

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Movies Tickets Are More Expensive Than Ever

According to the National Association of Theater Owners ( via The Hollywood Reporter ), movie ticket prices reached an all-time high last year, rising from $7.89 in 2010 to $7.93 in 2011.

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7 Books NOT To Give Your Valentine

With Valentine's Day rapidly approaching, the more bookish among you may be thinking about getting literary gifts for your loved ones.

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The Torture Memos, 10 Years Later

On February 7, 2002 -- ten years ago to the day, tomorrow -- President George W. Bush signed a brief memorandum titled "Humane Treatment of Taliban and al Qaeda Detainees."

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02/10/12 Chinese dissident sentenced to 7 years _ over poem Source: The Modesto Bee - Modesto CA Zhu is among a group of writers and intellectuals targeted by Chinese authorities in a crackdown aimed at preventing Arab Spring-style popular uprisings.
02/10/12 TAITRA to Establish 7 Overseas Business Centers This... Source: The Taiwan Economic News Taipei, Feb. 10, 2012 (CENS)--Seeing favorable business climate in the emerging markets, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) recently instructed Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) to set up this year seven overseas business centers in five emerging economies, namely India, Brazil, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Mexico.
02/06/12 Sentenced: Cordaro to 11 years, Munchak to 7 years Source: The Scranton Edition - Scranton PA Decrying the wave of public corruption cases that have eroded public trust, a federal judge on Monday, Jan. 30 largely rejected pleas for leniency from former Lackawanna County commissioners Robert Cordaro and A. J. Munchak, imposing sentences that were more than double what attorneys for the men had suggested.