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Boo, Thor and Mike Arrive At the Detroit Zoo Safely

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS, LYDIA LOHSE on Dec 2, 2011   National  

Boo, Thor and Mike Arrive At the Detroit Zoo Safely

ANCHORAGE, Alaska-The three brown bear cubs, left their home in Alaska via Federal Express from the Ted Steven International Airport in Anchorage and arrived at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Romulus this morning.

Senate Votes 100-0 to Impose Harsher Restrictions on Iran, Veto Possible

By Staff on Dec 2, 2011   National  

Senate Votes 100-0 to Impose Harsher Restrictions on Iran, Veto Possible

WASHINGTON D.C.-Following after Europe's imposition of tougher sanctions against Iran and its nuclear program, the U.S. Senate voted 100 to 0 yesterday on imposing restrictions on foreign firms such as banks and institutions that disallow them from carrying out transactions in the U.S. if they continue to do business with that country's central bank. The […]

Decoding The Payroll-Tax Cut: How Well Does It Work?

By Marian Wang-ProPublica on Dec 2, 2011   National  

Decoding The Payroll-Tax Cut: How Well Does It Work?

As Congress tries to deal with its long list of unfinished business, among the top and most contentious items has been the proposed extension of the payroll-tax cut.

International Community Urged to Act to Protect Syrian People

By Press Release on Dec 2, 2011   World  

International Community Urged to Act to Protect Syrian People

SYRIA- December 2, 2011 –The United Nations human rights chief today urged immediate action by the international community to protect the people of Syria from the Government’s ongoing “ruthless” repression, which has claimed more than 4,000 lives since March, including over 300 children.

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