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On Wednesday, Ahmed Said Khalil al-Jabari, head of the Hamas military branch, was killed by an Israeli air strike in Gaza City.
This attack is the result
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Several southwestern states and Mexico are nearing a water sharing agreement regarding the Colorado River. The agreement would share the surplus water stored in Lake Powell and
The Commons Bar, formerly known as The Lincoln Room on 4th & E, is now under new ownership with first-time restaurateur Jake Pescatello and Dirty Birds owner Leigh Gibson.
Citizens in nearly thirty states have signed online petitions propagating secession from the United States. These states have filed their petitions with the We the People Program, a facet of
For the first time in over 100 years, the California Democratic Party captured enough votes to hold a supermajority in each house, solidifying the stronghold Democrats enjoy in the California
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As lawmakers scramble to close the budget gap before January 1, the prospect of instituting a carbon tax has reemerged. It has encountered fierce criticism from organizations
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Nancy Pelosi announced that she would run for House Minority Leader again. She appeared with newly elected Democratic congresswomen at a press conference in Washington, D.
Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement have started a fundraising campaign called 'The People's Bailout,' which aims to forgive consumer debt by buying it up.
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Balboa Park's San Diego Museum of Art is hosting an exhibit presenting the works of Charles Reiffel (1862-1942). Showing now until February 10, the
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California State Parks have perpetuated in a state of disarray during the course of 2012 with the announcement that many will be closed, then remain open, and now
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Newly elected independent Senator Angus King from Maine is aiming at a seat on the Finance Committee, according to a source close to the
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Indiana University, Blooming Campus
Enrollment by foreign students in American universities is growing, up 6 percent since last year. The development follows consistent upward growth in the