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Will Video Games Help Air
Force Recruit Drone Pilots?

How do you persuade young people that remotely operating an unmanned aircraft is as glamorous as being a fighter pilot? The military is trying to do just that with a video game.
 
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Congress’s $604,000 Bottled Water Binge

Ernie Smith | AOL News
Another thing AOL News found in our audit of $2.6 million spent by the House on meals: Doughnuts have bipartisan appeal. Plus, see who chowed the most on the public dime.
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Clinton Announces More Flood Aid for Pakistan

By Betwa Sharma | AOL News

The grim extent of Pakistan's flooding catastrophe is driving the U.S. -- and some others -- to increase aid pledges.
Also: Only a Trickle of Private Donations

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Iraqis Fret About What US Troops Leave Behind

By Joseph Schuman | AOL News

The departure of the last U.S. combat brigade leaves some Iraqis worried about a new wave of bloodshed and chaos.
And: US Embassy in Baghdad Not Big Enough

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As France Expels Gypsies, a Q&A on a Mysterious People

By Dana Kennedy | AOL News

As France deports the first of what will be several hundred Roma, we ask how and why they became a people apart.

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Egg Recall Expands Again, May Be Nationwide Problem

By Andrew Schneider | AOL News

An Iowa company now says it's recalling 380 million eggs, which could have been shipped anywhere in the country.
Plus: Recall Came Despite New FDA Rules

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Mass. County Drafted to Join the War on Obesity

By Kathryn Yao | AOL News

A federal pilot program will give selected low-income Hampden County residents a discount of 30 percent to purchase produce.

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Giuliani: Mosque by Ground Zero Would Stir Hatred

By Terence Neilan | AOL News

The former New York City mayor turns up his rhetoric against a proposed Islamic center two blocks from the site of the 9/11 attacks.
Plus: Mosque Debate Muddles Partisan Lines

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