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Big Hurdle Cleared in Health Care Debate

In a 60-39 vote during a rare Saturday session, Senate Democrats advance the top domestic priority of President Barack Obama by passing a measure that allows the legislative body to begin debating sweeping changes to the health care system.
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Kennedy: I'm Banned From Communion

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Rhode Island Rep. Patrick Kennedy, a son of the nation's most famous Roman Catholic family, says an ultra orthodox bishop has banned him from receiving Communion -- one of the central sacraments of the church. The prelate reportedly made his decision because of the public official's support for abortion rights.
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Man Killed Over Subway Seat, Police Say

Authorities in New York City say a 37-year-old Bronx man riding a subway killed another passenger in a dispute over a seat. Gerardo Sanchez, who allegedly stabbed the victim in the neck and face with a knife in front of horrified onlookers Saturday, has been charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Jackson's 'Moonwalk' Glove Auctioned Off

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Coal Mine Blast Death Toll Jumps to 87

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Rescuers work to free 21 people trapped underground after a gas explosion tore through a coal mine. The blast kills at least 87 others. About 528 workers were underground at the time of the explosion. The country's mining industry is considered the world's deadliest and kills hundreds of miners every year.
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Atheist Groups Rise on College Campuses

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The ranks of campus atheists and agnostics are growing in American universities. Campus affiliates of the Secular Student Alliance have jumped from 80 in 2007 to 174 this fall. But the young-and-godless struggle with the best way to attract believers -- or in their case, non-believers.
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Mine Pollutes Water With Uranium

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Hacked E-Mails Heat Up Climate Dispute

Hackers break into the electronic files of a prominent climate research center and leak private e-mail exchanges from leading scientists on global warming. Some skeptics say the messages show that scientists rigged data to overstate their case on climate change.
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