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California ERs serving blacks likelier to close

Hospitals in California that served a greater proportion of black patients were more likely to shutter their emergency departments in the past decade than hospitals with fewer black patients, according to a new study.
Three Stocking-Stuffer Stocks

Three Stocking-Stuffer Stocks for the Holidays

Amid the holidays and making your list and checking it twice, what better time to consider one of 3 stocking-stuffer stocks that you can place by the chimney with care: General Electric (GE), CVS (CVS), Intel (INTC). These 3 companies are the kind of stock that you can buy for child's college fund, and in 10 years, you'll be really glad you did.
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Henry DiCarlo, KTLA Meteorologist, Throws Fit on Live TV [VIDEO]

On Wednesday, Henry DiCarlo, weekday meteorologist for the KTLA 5 Morning News in Los Angeles, went out to do a live interview in downtown Los Angeles' Union Station. However, as he was getting ready to interview, producers radioed in that DiCarlo also had to cover the regular weather broadcast, which caused the weatherman to throw a fit.
Shroud of Turin

Shroud of Turin Isn't Fake, Says Italian Researchers

The Shroud of Turin -- a cloth that allegedly has an imprint of Jesus Christ's face -- could not possibly be faked with the technology available during that time period, according to a team of Italian scientists.
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Weekly Food Inflation Falls By 1.81 Percent

India's food inflation eased sharply in the year to December 10 on lower prices of rice, cereals and vegetables and benefiting from a higher statistical base a year ago, indicating sticky headline inflation could be moderating.
Caribou: World’s Largest Reindeer Herd Shrink in Size

Caribou: World’s Largest Reindeer Herd Shrinks in Size

A recent report by Department of Environment and Conservation, Labrador and Aboriginal Affairs, shows that the world's largest herd of reindeer, the George River caribou herd in Canada’s eastern province of Quebec, has shrunken in size significantly.
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Aisha Khan: Missing Student Found Safe, Not Abducted

Aisha Khan, a teenager from Olathe, Kansas, who went missing on Dec. 16, from the Edwards campus of the University of Kansas has been found, said Overland Park police officials. According to a statement released late on Wednesday evening, she was not abducted and had left of her own free will.
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Satellites Can Help Vineyards Grow Efficiently

Man-made assets in space have oft proven their worth, over a number of situations and through difficult times. Now, however, it seems there could be yet another use for them. The European Space Agency (ESA) and its satellites can apparently help decide how much irrigation vineyards require and at what times.
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Federal agency scales back Nevada mustang roundup

Federal land managers said on Wednesday they have decided to scale back a disputed roundup of wild horses in Nevada next month and to postpone the planned castration of stallions as part of the operation.
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Lesbian couple share traditional Navy first kiss

History was made on a Virginia Beach pier on Wednesday when two women sailors, one just home from 80 days at sea, became what was believed to be the first same-sex couple to share the Navy's traditional first kiss.
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Psychopath from Queens Carved Out Women’s Heart, Lungs, Jailed for 29 Years

The raging psychopath that murdered a woman to death with a hammer then carved out her heart and lungs in a Queens apartment has been jailed for 29 years. Huwang Chen, the assailant, followed Qian Wu into her apartment and beat her with a hammer before stabbing her repeatedly then ending her life by choking her with a plastic rope.
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Santa Saves Man From Burning Truck in Dallas [VIDEO]

Usually around this time of year, Santa Claus is preparing his journey from the North Pole to deliver presents to good little girls and boys. However, Santa made a pit stop in Dallas, Tex. on Tuesday to save a man from a burning truck after a two-car collision was caught on video.
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Canadian charity throws doomed bunnies a lifeline

A Canadian charity, appropriately named EARS, is offering to help a Rocky Mountain town deal with its bunny problem, promising to neuter and spay the unwanted rabbits rather than let the city carry out its trap-and-cull proposal.

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