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    Sinclair Draws Scrutiny Over Growth Tactic

    Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., America's biggest TV-station group, is drawing fire for how it skirts media-ownership limits by using "sidecar" agreements to run stations it doesn't own.


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    Photos of the Day: Oct. 20

    In today's pictures, residents look at a fire in Syria, people celebrate an annual boating festival in Bangladesh, an orangutan hand is held in Malaysia, and more.

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    Removing Rainbow Trout From Yellowstone

    Rainbow trout have been swimming the waters of Yellowstone National Park for more than a hundred years, but officials are worried that the rainbow trout is pushing out a native fish, the cutthroat trout.

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    Red Sox Advance to World Series

    Shane Victorino's trot, and the champagne-soaked pandemonium that followed, celebrated more than just a home run in the Game 6, pennant-clinching 5-2 victory for the Boston Red Sox over the Detroit Tigers.

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    Photos of the Week: Oct. 13-18

    In the week's photos, an 18-foot-long oarfish is found in California, a vendor carries a sheep on his shoulders in Jordan, balloons take flight in New Mexico, and more.

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    On the Menu at McDonald's

    McDonald's has long-since abandoned supersize portions and plans to offer a choice of side salad, fruit or vegetable instead of fries with meals. But Chief Executive Don Thompson recently said salads make up only 2% to 3% of U.S. sales. See some of the company's more healthful options.