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Tobacco Companies File Lawsuit Against FDA for Warning Labels

Five tobacco companies filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the federal government, claiming that government-required graphic warning labels on cigarette packages are unconstitutional and that they violate their rights. "The primary complaint is that we think it violates the First Amendment for the government to require people who produce a lawful product to essentially urge prospective purchasers not to buy it," First Amendment case expert Floyd Abrams said.

Lady Gaga 'You and I', Unleashes 'Weirdest Representation' in Leaked Video [VIDEO&PHOTOS]

The so-called Mother Monster was not set to unveil her latest video for "You and I" until Thursday. However, Lady Gaga's video was leaked and is trending at over 25,000 views so far. The busy video features many sides to Gaga. We see Yuri, her mermaid alter ego, Jo Calderone, her Italian persona, and an unnamed version of Gaga who plays piano in a cornfield."You must love all + every part of me, as must I, for this complex + incomprehensible force to be true," she tweeted.

Study: 'Overtreatment' for Thyroid Cancer is Running Rampant

Experts say some doctors may be too quick in treating patients with thyroid cancer a radioactive iodine drug, which helps those with advanced tumors, while it is unclear if the treatment is a benefit or not, according to a report by Chicago researchers.

Fed's low rate pledge inappropriate: Fed's Plosser

Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Charles Plosser on Wednesday said he disagreed with the Fed's decision to promise to keep interest rates low for another two years because policy should be dictated by the economy rather than a timeline.

Kim Kardashian Wedding, More Dress Details Revealed [PHOTOS]

Kim Kardashian is preparing for her big wedding with fiance, Kris Humphries, take will take place later this month. Many are expecting her big day to be lavishing, stylish, and very, very costly. Of course, the event will include a massive 1,000+ attendees with stars like Demi Lovato, Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez, Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, Eva Longoria, and Cameron Diaz on the guest list.

July core producer prices accelerate

Core producer prices rose at their fastest pace in six months in July, pushed up by higher tobacco and light truck costs, according to a government report on Wednesday that could stoke inflation fears.

Humans Responsible for Half of Arctic Ice Loss, Study Says

New research indicates that Arctic sea ice may temporarily stabilize or expand over the next few decades after its rapid retreat that saw a historical peak in July. Arctic ice has been declining since the start of satellite monitoring in 1979, and half of the trend is attributed to human activity, the study also revealed.

Target profit, forecast surpass Street, shares up

Target Corp reported a bigger-than-expected rise in quarterly profit and forecast a more profitable year than analysts were anticipating on Wednesday, as its credit card business continued to grow and sales perked up as the summer progressed.

Jeff Bridges at 'The Big Lebowski' DVD Release [PHOTOS]

The academy award winning actor, Jeff Bridges reunited with the "Big Lebowski" cast on Aug. 16 to celebrate the release of the Blu-Ray DVD. A crowd of nearly 2500 people gathered at Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC. Among the cast was John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Julianne Moore, and John Turturro. Jeff Dowd, writer and producer of the film was in attendance, however, the directors--Joel and Ethan Coen--were not.

Insight: GM hopes spending on start-ups will make it cool

From an empty auto-parts plant in the heart of Rust Belt America, General Motors Co is out to show the world that the automaker once dismissed as an industrial dinosaur has gained some Silicon Valley cool just two years after its taxpayer-funded bankruptcy.

Target quarterly profit rises more than expected

Target Corp reported a bigger-than-expected rise in quarterly profit on Wednesday as sales perked up when shoppers started buying clothing and other items for kids going back to school in the fall and its credit card business continued to grow.

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