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Ex-Marine hurt in Oakland protests out of hospital

Former U.S. Marine Scott Olsen, shown in this undated photograph, who was injured during clashes between police and anti-Wall Street protesters in Oakland, has been released from the hospital
Former U.S. Marine Scott Olsen, whose injury during clashes between Oakland police and protesters last month galvanized the Anti-Wall Street movement, has been released from the hospital, friends said on Friday.
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Ron Paul Money Bomb Ignited on Veterans Day

Ron Paul supporters scheduled a new money bomb Friday to coincide with Veterans Day. It's officially called the Support Them Now/Veteran's Day Moneybomb, according to the Web site Death and Taxes.
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Senate Passes Veterans Portion of Obama Jobs Bill

On the eve of the day meant to remember those who fought for the U.S., the Senate passed a portion of President Barack Obama's jobs plan, a mix of increased benefits and tax incentives to hire veteran enduring prolonged unemployment. The vote accompanied U.S. companies promising to provide 100,000 jobs for veterans.
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Stock index futures signal gains; Disney eyed

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Friday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.6 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.4 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.7 percent at 0924 GMT (4:24 a.m ET).
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U.S. Stock Futures Point Upward

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street Friday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.6 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.4 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.7 percent at 0924 GMT (4:24 a.m. ET).
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Bernanke keeps focus on jobs, warns on Europe

Defending the Federal Reserve on the turf of his harshest critics, central bank chief Ben Bernanke on Thursday said the Fed was intently focused on lowering unemployment and warned that strains from Europe could trigger global economic shocks.
A portrait of Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs is placed on the Federation Tower skyscraper in Moscow's new business district

Steve Jobs is most used name in media, 2011

Arab Spring and Royal Wedding were on Wednesday deemed the top phrases of 2011, while late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is the year's top name, according to a global survey of the English language.
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Bernanke: Fed focused intently on job creation

Spurring stronger growth and more robust job creation in the weak recovery are top priorities for the Federal Reserve, Chairman Ben Bernanke told a military audience at a rare public forum on Thursday.
A U.S. Air Force forklift installs concrete barriers along Waikiki Beach before the annual APEC Summit in Honolulu, Hawaii November 9, 2011.

Near Pacific Summit Site, Reminder of U.S. Security Role

The wealthy nations attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Hawaii may fight over trade, but they've avoided serious armed conflict for decades, and the U.S. Pacific Command aims to keep it that way, even as it copes with budget pressures and a surging China.
Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima, by Joe Rosenthal

Veterans Day 2011: Remembrance on National Holiday [PHOTOS & VIDEO]

Veterans Day on Nov. 11, 2011 is around the corner. As the federal holiday draws near, watch videos, read quotes and see photos chronicling the history and ongoing legacy of the U.S. Armed Services, from military desegregation and the aftermath of Vietnam to WWII nurses at the Battle of the Bulge and Iraq war veterans at Occupy Wall Street.
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2012 Presidential Polls: Obama Beats All Possible GOP Contenders

One year before the presidential election, a new poll shows President Obama beating all his GOP contenders, despite low ratings. Obama falls below expectations in most areas, but is still supported above Republicans. Also, Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party are supported by 50 percent of those polled.
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2012 Presidential Poll: Obama Beats GOP Despite National Pessimism

Two months before the Iowa caucus and one year before the presidential elections, a new poll shows President Obama beating all his GOP contenders, despite low ratings and a pervading air of negativity and dissatisfaction in America at large. Obama falls below expectations in most areas, but is still supported above Republicans. Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party are supported by 50 percent of those polled.
Iranian President Ahmadinejad speaks during anti-chemical weapon ceremony in Tehran

Libya Over, Is Iran Next American Target?

With Israeli President, Shimon Peres, trying to show U.N. nations the threat Israel faces from Iran and urging them to build pressure on Iran to disclose its nuclear programs, Iran seems to be inching towards becoming the next target of the U.S. and UK coalition forces.

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