Wall Street also up but 2011 economic outlook remains guarded.
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Hundreds of flights cancelled, travellers stranded because of bad weather.
Announcement is not expected until early next year.
VIDEO: Friend says he's in "remarkable decline."
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Are anarchists to blame?
North Korea's words have not been taken lightly.
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The multi-million dollar deal stems from a 2009 crash that killed four people.
North Korea doesn't want its territory intruded upon.
Newspaper's staff will publish stories based on cables.
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Campaign spokesman says Joe Miller is reviewing ruling, weighing options.
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Policy still on the books, however, until other steps are taken.
Bill passed by a 206-60 vote. More than 170 members of the House did not vote.
The treaty was passed with bipartisan support, 71-26.
Mississippi Governor may have ended his 2012 presidential run before beginning it.
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Laurent Gbagbo refuses to acknowledge defeat.
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The bill will overhaul the Food and Drug Administration.
A final vote to ratify the treaty is expected to come Wednesday.
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Texas comes out on top as the biggest congressional seat winner.
About 150 pictures could still use identification.
Iraq's multi-party government will move forward.
New health care legislation brings new rules.
Temporary budget would last through March 4.
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Deal ends monthslong blockade by Senate Republicans.
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L.A. Times reports the 15 women tentatively identified are said to be "alive and well."
Bill to give more powers to the FDA has run into all kinds of issues.
North appears to want the U.S. to bail them out.
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Democrats hope to pass health care bill for 9/11 first responders before the end of the year.
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Leaked report details the two women's allegations of sexual assault against the WikiLeaks founder.
Tension continues to grow between North and South Korea.
Charges could be under U.S. Espionage Act.
VIDEO: Julian Assange defends himself, lashes out at secretive judicial process.
UPDATE: House passes the bill at midnight Thurs by wide margin.
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VIDEO: Protesters also rallied in support of WikiLeaks.
Author and Forbes contributor Joel Kotkin argues that Gov. Schwarzenegger's seven-year reign can be summed up in one word: failure.
WATCH: WikiLeaks leader addresses suppporters as he is released on bail Thursday night from a London jail.
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Poll also shows Obama's approval rating holding steady at 45 percent.
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The delay could push the House vote on the deal to late Thursday or early Friday.
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The British high court granted the 39-year-old WikiLeaks founder bail Thursday.