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High Times to End in the Netherlands

The country will no longer be a stoner's paradise thanks to a new policy that will bar non-Dutch residents from cannabis cafés in the southern reaches of the country beginning Jan. 1.

Gloria Cain, Wife of Herman Cain, Speaks [VIDEO]

Herman Cain's wife, Gloria, speaks Monday night in a special on Fox News. Excerpts were released Monday afternoon, and the GOP Presidential hopeful's wife addresses issues including the sexual harassment scandal that has dogged his floundering campaign.

Flight 587: Families Keep Memories Alive After 10 Years

Saturday was the 10th anniversary of the memorial for the victims of American Airlines Flight 587, and attendance was high despite the fact that the plane crashed into the nearby neighborhood of Belle Harbor a full decade ago.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Opens to Public After 200 Years with New Visitors Center

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg led the festivities at the grand opening celebration of the new $25 million facility, educating attendees about the rich history of the Navy Yard along the way. The event was also a chance for the mayor to showcase the launch of a new employment center there that will help place 300 local residents, veterans and other workers in industrial and tech jobs at the yard.

Veterans Day 2011: Holiday's History Deepens its Meaning

For many Americans Veterans Day means little more than a day off work or a day to watch Saving Private Ryan and fly a flag out front of their home. But Veterans Day has a long history and its meaning goes much deeper than such minor gestures.

Occupy Wall Street Shames Alleged Donation Thief

As an elderly songwriter strummed along to a low-rent ditty about that old dusty road where that banker stole my home in the heart of Zuccotti Park, just a few feet away, a dose of vigilante justice was being doled out Wednesday afternoon by the Occupy Wall Street protesters.

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