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Thursday, 27 September 2012

Romney Accuses Obama Campaign of 'Character Assassination'

From this Wednesday evening's CBS News, Mitt Romney, who...

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Lanes closed today in Little Egg Harbor, Point Beach, Stafford Asbury Park Press

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Video: Exotic cat prowls Boonton Township Asbury Park Press

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US Durable Orders Fall, but Business Investment Up The New York Times

WASHINGTON (AP) — Demand for long-lasting manufactured goods plunged in August because of a huge drop in volatile commercial aircraft orders. But in a hopeful sign, orders that reflect business investment plans rose solidly. The Election 2012 App A one-stop destination for the latest political...

US Unemployment Aid Applications at 2-Month Low The New York Times

WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits plunged 26,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 359,000, a hopeful sign for the job market. It's the lowest level of weekly applications in nine weeks. The Election 2012 App A one-stop destination for the latest...

Judge says panhandling law unconstitutional - AP State Wire News - The Sacramento Bee --> ... Sacramento Bee

ARCATA, Calif. -- A judge says a Northern California coastal city's law banning non-aggressive panhandlers within 20...

Why the skewed polls mentality is not only wrong, but dangerous The Examiner

Related topics skewed pollsObama versus Romney Polls Advertisement Right now voters are living two different when it comes to political polls on the presidential race. One world is supported by the polls of every major polling outfit including Gallup, Rasmussen Reports, Fox News, NBC/Wall Street...

>Lower Macungie Township homes evacuated after chemical cloud forms Penn Live

Eleven mobile homes were evacuated this morning in Indian Creek Village in Lower Macungie Township after...

Megachurch pastor admits sex with teen girl, says he ‘was not aware of law’ Chicago Sun-Times

Jack Alan Schaap, the former pastor of a Hammond megachurch, said Wednesday he didn’t know he was committing a crime when he transported a teen girl across state lines for sexual activity. “I was not aware of the law,” he said during a hearing in federal court in Hammond. He did say, though, he was...

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