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Lia Mon-Fri: 7pm-Midnight
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Gospel Greats With Paul Heil
Annie Fox Mon-Fri: 10am-3pm
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Jay Stevens Region News Team
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Mike Summers Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm
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Monkey dies from blow to head after break-in at Zoo Boise; police looking for 2 male suspects
6 people suffer minor injuries as 2 police choppers collide over helipad in LA area
Company that owns burned Gulf rig vows to continue search for missing worker
BANGKOK, Thailand — Taking a break from deficit negotiations for a whirlwind tour of southeast Asia, President Obama joked this afternoon as he toured a sacred Buddhist temple that he could use some prayer to help reach a budget deal. “We’re working on this budget,...
Music's biggest names will gather in L.A. to celebrate the 40th Anniversary American Music Awards on Nov. 18, 2012.
Beyond the banking world, a parallel universe of shadow banks has grown in the form of hedge funds and money market funds. They're outside the reach of conventional financial regulation, prompting authorities to plan introducing new rules to prevent the obscure sector from triggering a new financial crisis. But in doing so they risk drying up an important source of funding to banks and firms.
Just as you strengthen muscles by using them, you can tone your positive personality traits, such as optimism.
Here's a fun fact: Hackers, just like bankers, real estate agents and collectors of Star Trek memorabilia, attend conferences. Even better: they play games at the conferences. One of the games they play has attendees aggressively competing to access any device in the hall, thereby demonstrating prowess in obtaining sensitive information.
Jim Jones of the Peoples Temple took 1,000 Americans to Guyana for a utopian society, but the commune became a prison and 919 died, most in the largest mass suicide in U.S. history.Read more: Questions of Blame Linger 34 Years After Jonestown
Egypt's new Coptic pope, Tawadros II, enthroned in Cairo ceremony
Suicide car bomber attacks police checkpoint in central Iraq, kills 3, wounds 16
At least 1 more rocket fired toward Tel Aviv, Israel widens strikes in Gaza
Israel: At least 1 more rocket fired toward Tel Aviv, intercepted by defense systemRead more: Israel: : At Least 1 More Rocket Fired at Tel Aviv
Israeli police say 2 more rockets fired toward Tel Aviv, intercepted by defense systemRead more: Israeli Police Say 2 More Rockets Fired Toward Tel Aviv, Intercepted by Defense System
On Asia trip, Obama first pays visit to Thailand, a long-standing allyRead more: Obama, on Asia Trip, First Pays Visit to Thailand
Obama to speak amid the ruined buildings of Yangon University, a site of political protestRead more: Obama Speech in Yangon Touches Opposition History
Israel attacks media centers that house Hamas media operations in Gaza
Six years after the original Wii was released, Nintendo's Wii U is finally here. Was it worth the wait? Read more: Wii U Review: New Nintendo is Filled With Potential
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