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'Government Takeover' of Health Care Named the Year's Biggest Political Lie
From a year of enormous whoppers—like the president's alleged $200 million-a-day trip to India and the claim that the stimulus created not one job in the private sector—the editors at Politifact have identified the biggest deception of all.
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The Inside of a Nuclear Missile Silo [Pics]
Imagine having to be down in one of these on call 24 hrs a day to monitor something that could virtually destroy the entire country
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Drug Companies Take Their Pitch to Social Media — Carefully
As online ad spending ramps up, pharmaceutical companies are pushing the FDA to issue guidelines on how they can use Twitter, Facebook and Google to market their products.
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Vending machine spits out gold bars and coins
If you're a shopper looking for something sparkly to put under the Christmas tree, you could skip the jewelry.
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Hop on Board a San Francisco Cable Car
One thing that you should not miss while visiting San Francisco is taking a ride on a classic Cable Car and riding up and down the hills of San Francisco.
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8 Fantastic Images of Saturn
Saturn is the hipster of our solar system. The second largest planet, its flashy rings make it the cooler cousin to the lumbering gas giant Jupiter or to the sizzling Venus. Visible with the naked eye from Earth, Saturn's rings were discovered in 1610 by Galileo. Then in 1675, Italian-born French astronomer Giovanni Domenico Cassini noted that the rings were separate from each other. His namesake orbiter, Cassini, was launched in 1997 by NASA to reveal the ringed giant in all its glory — and as we have never seen it before.
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The 25 best movies of 2010
Our list of the best new movies of 2010
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First Molten Salt Power Plant Approved in California
The most common complaint lodged against solar power is that -- say it with me now -- it's only able to provide power when it's light outside. Solar developers have tried to solve this problem a number of ways, and using molten salt to store the heat is one of the most promising.
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Obama Signs $858 Billion Tax-Cut to Revive Economy, Add Jobs
President Barack Obama signed into law an $858 billion bill extending for two years Bush-era tax cuts to boost a fragile economy and add jobs.
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North Korea Threatens Retaliation if South holds live-fire Artillery Drill
North Korea has threatened severe retaliatory strikes against South Korea if it goes ahead with a live-fire artillery drill this weekend on the same island that was shelled by Pyongyang's forces last month.
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Oil Spill Commission: $360-Million Louisiana Sand Berms Didn't Work
Remember those $360-million sand berms the federal government ordered BP to build in the Gulf of Mexico to protect coastal Louisiana from the damaging ecological impact of oil from the BP oil spill? It turns out they didn't really do much, at least not in terms of capturing oil.
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Sex is Currency for Free Rides to School
In South Africa, taxi drivers give away free rides, and often drugs, to schoolgirls in exchange for sex. Becoming their assistants, the girls sit in the front and operate the stereo.
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Airport Body Scanners: Are they a Health Threat?
Are the scanners a heath threat, or is that an overreaction?
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Ladybug plays with sprinkles!
A ladybug in my dorm room started playing with some sprinkles. SO CUTE!
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That Sounds Like a Good Deal! [Img]
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Is Twitter really worth $3.7bn?
The news that Twitter is now worth, on paper at least, $3.7bn has left some observers shocked.
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Fun fact: the brain will learn any word it hears 160 times over 14 minutes.
Neuroscientists from the University of Cambridge in England monitored the brain activity of 16 volunteers as they repeatedly listened to a voice saying a nonsense word.
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New York's Great Trash Caper
In tough times, trash starts to look a lot more like treasure. When you can't pay your Internet bill, your local subway trash can is likely to contain a discarded newspaper, which you might think of something akin to an analog version of the Huffington Post. There's tossed food in those dumpsters, if you dare. Even a broken printer or computer monitor might be worth nabbing, if only because it might score you a few bucks on eBay, or serve as material for the art project that will make you famous, or even make for a good present, at least for an undiscriminating friend. But an old air conditioner, refrigerator or freezer, lying broken on the curb? You don't just throw that over your shoulder in the hopes of a few extra bucks. Still for some reason, these things are disappearing en masse from the streets. City officials and at least one waste contractor aren't just mad, reports
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10 PlayStation Minis Worth a Look
PlayStation Minis seemed like an odd idea at first - cheap, little games that you can play on either your PS3 or PSP. But there are some real gems in the Mini library. Here are 10 of the best.
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Fantastic Super Mario Bros. 3 super play videos
Nintendo has released a new round of "super play" videos demonstrating tricks and tips in Super Mario Bros. 3. Invincible Mario. 1ups, shortcuts, speed runs and more!
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