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From Liberace to Palin. Winfrey has created years of noteworthy TV moments
Oprah Winfrey has racked up memorable moments during her long television reign. Some were moving.
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Stem-cell debate unlikely to fade after Neb. vote
The University of Nebraska's governing board was expected to vote Friday on a resolution that would limit stem-cell research at the university system's facilities to rules approved under former President George W. Bush.
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Oprah Winfrey, one of the most influential and highly paid women on television, will announce on Friday she is ending her popular daytime talk show in 2011.
Gates says Afghan surge could happen swiftly
Defense Secretary Robert Gates said any new U.S. forces President Barack Obama sends to Afghanistan could move into the country swiftly, despite logistical hassles that force almost all major deliveries of troops and supplies to go by air.
Decade's top 10 Internet moments
AP updated NEW YORK - The launch of Wikipedia, emergence of the iPhone and the election of U.S. President Barack Obama were among the 10 most influential moments on the Internet in the past decade, according to the annual Webby awards.
NJ Guard in Obama threat case sentenced
A New Jersey airport security guard overheard talking about shooting President Barack Obama will be released from jail.
Cuba: Raul Castro 'continues brother's repression of critics'
Cuba's Ral Castro has kept the system his brother Fidel used to repress critics, refusing to free scores of people imprisoned years ago and jailing others for "dangerousness," Human Rights Watch said in a report issued on Wednesday.
No rebuke for 'admonish,' 2009 Word of the Year
When the U.S. House admonished Rep. Joe Wilson for shouting "You lie!" at President Barack Obama during a health care speech to Congress, it not only lit up talk show lines, but also sent many people scurrying to the Internet in search of a definition.
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Feud not mentioned in Obama's Fox interview
Fox News Channel correspondent Major Garrett called himself a "conscientious objector" in his network's fight with the White House after a brief interview with President Barack Obama Wednesday during which the topic never came up.
Tell people that letting the government sell insurance would be cheaper for them, and a majority is in favor.
Senate Dem leader bringing out new health bill
Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada met Wednesday morning at the Capitol with Vice President Joe Biden to go over the game plan on health care.
Head of US international AIDS program says recession not dampening his efforts
The global recession is not dampening America's international drive to stop AIDS, the head of the campaign said Wednesday.
Black lawmakers face unexpected challenges now that they have seized unprecedented power
Ten months after Democrats took over the Capitol and the first African-American president moved into the White House, black lawmakers are in control of some of the most powerful positions in Congress - and face new challenges to using their long-sought influence.
Obama Campaign Head Works To Get Patrick Re-Elected
President Barack Obama's election to the presidency was a historic moment in this country.
White House: Israeli housing plans in Jerusalem dismaying, make US peace effort more difficult
The White House rebuked Israel with heavy criticism Tuesday after the Jerusalem city government moved toward the construction of 900 additional housing units in a Jewish neighborhood in East Jerusalem, which Palestinians claim for the capital of their future state.
Czechs celebrate 20th anniversary of Velvet Revolution sweeping away communist regime
Thousands marched through the Czech capital Tuesday in commemoration of a student protest 20 years ago that grew into the human tidal wave sweeping away the communist regime in what was then Czechoslovakia.
Tobacco firms exploit loophole to save millions
With a simple marketing twist, tobacco companies are avoiding hundreds of millions of dollars a year in taxes by exploiting a loophole in President Barack Obama's child health law.
So did he? While it may have been an awkward moment, it wasn't without precedent.
Rubio Senate ad mimics Obama ad
Former House Speaker Marco Rubio, who criticizes Gov. Charlie Crist for being a fan of President Barack Obama's stimulus package, is himself a fan of one of Obama's campaign ads.
Millions will have to repay part of tax credit
More than 15 million taxpayers may owe the government $250 or more because of how the IRS last spring set up President Barack Obama's tax break that was designed to help consumers spend the U.S. economy out of recession.
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