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Florida's 'Stand Your Ground' Law: 5 Things To Know

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The self-defense law, under public scrutiny following the shooting death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin, allows citizens to use deadly force to protect themselves, without ever having to prove their life was actually in danger.
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Markets Bob Up, Down on Slow News Day: Daily Markets Wrap

Markets bobbed up and down Wednesday on conflicting data as to what the U.S. economic picture will look like in the near term. Investors spent the day dealing with conflicting sentiments: a less-than-enthusiastic housing report on the one hand, a view that the U.S. economy is generally getting better on the other.
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Both Sides Declare Victory In Brooklyn Senate Race, Storobin Ahead With 100 Votes

According to the latest results received by the New York City Board of Elections, Republican candidate David Storobin held a 120-vote lead over Democratic candidate Lewis A. Fidler for New York's South Brooklyn Senate Seat. However, after months of political tension, both candidates for the 27th District seat declared victory to their supporters Tuesday night.
Tim Tebow will be the special guest at an Easter service in Texas that is expected to draw a crowd of nearly 30,000.

Tim Tebow To New York: Why The Jets Made A Terrible Trade

Former Broncos QB Tim Tebow was traded to the New York Jets on Wednesday for two picks in the 2012 draft, including a fourth-round and sixth-round pick. While two late-round picks aren't a sacrifice for New York, this trade should not have happened.
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Bytox: Is New Patch The Next Hangover Cure?

There's nothing worse than paying the price for a fun night out with a massive hangover. Yet there's a new product that may alleviate the pesky head pains and nausea that comes with drinking.

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