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Murkowski Demands Missing Report on Stimulus Jobs in Indian Country

By Staff on Jul 16, 2012   National  

Murkowski Demands Missing Report on Stimulus Jobs in Indian Country

Citing "Methodology inconsistencies," the Department of the Interior informed the tribal leaders across the country that they will not be releasing the 2010 Indian Population and Labor Force Report.

What You May Not Know About Migraines

By ProMedica on Jul 16, 2012   Health  

What You May Not Know About Migraines

Almost everyone suffers from headache pain occasionally, but for 36 million Americans, intense, debilitating headaches accompanied by other neurological symptoms — also known as migraine syndrome — are a source of physical misery that can have a devastating effect on their quality of life.

In Death, Who Owns Your Online Afterlife?

By Adam Phillips | VOA News on Jul 16, 2012   General News  

In Death, Who Owns Your Online Afterlife?

NEW YORK — Along with the explosive growth of email, social media and other online accounts opened around the world in recent years, is a trove of personal digital data most Internet users find easier to leave dangling in cyberspace than to manage carefully and securely.

Little: Syrian Chemical Weapons Appear Secure

By Claudette Roulo | American Forces Press Service on Jul 16, 2012   World  

Little: Syrian Chemical Weapons Appear Secure

WASHINGTON – There are no indications that Syrian chemical weapons stockpiles have become less secure, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told reporters today.

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