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Hillary Clinton has come under fire for her attitude to China's human rights record after it emerged that a dozen dissidents were placed under house arrest during her trip

Debt spending is Evil

Arctic Sea Ice Underestimated for Weeks Due to Faulty Sensor

Construction continues on south Sacramento trauma center

$2 billion cost-saving programme to meet the global downturn

Circuit City bankruptcy will shut down in 2010 in Kennesaw.

Bird feeders

The company is in talks with government officials from Canada, Germany, Sweden, Thailand and the United Kingdom

United in Hate February 20, 2009
United In Hate -- The Left's Romance With Tyranny and Terror

Another brutal month of job losses

Sales climbed 0.7 percent after increasing 1.7 percent in December

Industry jobs in the region are forecast to fall to 153,600 in 2009

Has cut production by 25 million tires

General Motors and Chrysler jumped by another $14 billion

Musa Khan, A Geo TV reporter, was not only shot but also decapitated

A small minority of atheists, agnostics, secularists and humanists would like to see the reference to God taken out of our national anthem

The car industry worldwide has suffered as consumers cut back

Archbishop of Canterbury has defended his controversial comments about the introduction of Islamic law to Britain

Top enterprise stories on the nation's websites

Reported a steep drop in industrial production in December,

Collapse in sales across the motor retail market

Headless body in gutless press February 15, 2009
The face of Muslim news

The trend strains family budgets since women often earn less

Winds of recession began blowing her way last month

Announces losses of 30 billion pounds

The United States army is to accept immigrants with temporary US visas

Muzzammil Hassan, 44, with second-degree murder

Ahmad-Sobair O. was convicted of murdering his 16-year-old sister Morsal O

This is rare, Koalas rarely drink

They accounted for more than 60 percent of the human trafficking convictions