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Oakland mayoral adviser resigns over Occupy raid
A top adviser to Oakland Mayor Jean Quan resigned on Monday over the city's handling of anti-Wall Street demonstrations, describing a morning raid to clear a downtown protest camp as a mistake that could trigger more volatility.
Rebecca Zahau’s Family on 'Dr. Phil:' Some Clues Weren’t Investigated
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Occupy Oakland: Mayor Quan Adviser Resigns After Second Raid
Mayor Quan's chief legal adviser Dan Siegel has resigned in opposition to a second Occupy Oakland raid at 5 a.m. on Nov. 14. Siegel expressed solidarity with the 99 percent and called his longtime friend a city insider overrun by political wrangling and the Oakland Police Department. The morning raid resulted in 33 arrests, but protestors are planning a rally at the Plaza for 4 p.m. PST.
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Protesters Pushed to Decamp in Portland, Other Cities
Occupy Portland protesters and police confronted one another on the city's streets on Sunday, as authorities around the country try to close down encampments occupied by demonstrators for weeks.
Orbital Solar Power Plants Touted for Energy Needs
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Apple Recalling Some iPod nanos in the U.S.: Three Steps to Claim New Unit
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Junior Dos Santos Defeats Cain Velasquez to Win UFC Heavyweight Title
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Police say Portland protesters arming for fight
Portland police warned on Friday that anti-Wall Street protesters in the city were fashioning makeshift weapons with wood and nails, in advance of a planned move by authorities to clear their two encampments over the weekend.
Ex-Marine hurt in Oakland protests out of 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.
Anti-Wall Street protesters dig in against police
Tensions were rising at anti-Wall Street protests in three western U.S. cities on Friday as demonstrators in Portland, Salt Lake City and Oakland defied orders by police to dismantle their camps.
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Gun May Have Been Fired Near White House; Abandoned Car Found
Gunshots were reported near the White House in Washington Friday night, triggering alarm among law-enforcement authorities.
California Medical-Marijuana Dispensaries Ordered to Shut Down by Federal Prosecutors
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West Covina Officials Angry About Video Spoof [VIDEO]
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Fire Retardants May Not Harm Newborns' Thyroids
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Dozens of Occupy Cal Berkeley Demonstrators Arrested
Occupy Cal Berkeley demonstrators was arrested on Thursday, a day after 39 were taken into custody when they pitched tent in Sproul Plaza during clashes with police in riot gear.
Black Sabbath’s Original Lineup Releasing Album Next Fall
The founding members of Black Sabbath appeared in Los Angeles to make it official that their first album of new material since 1978 is coming next fall and that they're already gearing up for a tour, Billboard reported Friday. Legendary producer Rick Rubin, who's collaborated with the Beastie Boys and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, will be on hand to master the recordings.
'Michael Jackson and the Doctor' Documentary Will Air as Scheduled: Was Conrad Murray Paid?
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Former Adult Film Actress Sasha Grey Will Keep Working with Kids
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NASA to Launch New Space Craft to Mars
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Cisco Shares Keep Rising as Chambers Wins Plaudits
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