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US refuses to call China a currency manipulator

The US Treasury has declined to label China a currency manipulator.

Man who died after roach eating contest choked on bug parts

Archbold collapsed in front of the store and was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Some GOP back down from Norquist's tax pledge

Even House Majority Leader Eric Cantor seemed to agree that the need to raise revenue might trump the no-tax pledge.

Alleged shoplifter dies after struggle in Walmart parking lot

The preliminary report indicates that a security guard had the man in a choke hold but no official cause of death was determined.

Detectives in Casey Anthony case missed Google search for suffocation

Casey Anthony was acquitted of her daughter’s murder in 2011. The defense argued that Caylee accidentally drowned in the family pool and that Casey Anthony’s father helped her cover it up.

4 people hurt in fire at State Department

A flash fire broke out in the ductwork of the State Department during construction repairs, injuring four people.

Thanksgiving was Instagram's busiest day ever

Users uploaded photos to the mobile photo sharing service at a peak rate of 226 per second.

San Francisco eyes public nudity ban

The ban comes after a two-year fight between the city and a group of nudists known as the "Naked Guys".

Twinkigeddon hits America

Twinkies may be back on store shelves after another company buys the brand.

Both sides sound optimistic over 'fiscal cliff' talks

With the January deadline for the "fiscal cliff" looming, top Capitol Hill leaders seemed optimistic they could come to an agreement to raise federal revenue and cut spending.  President Obama sat down with congressional leaders Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, John Boehner and Mitch McConnell on Friday to try and reach consensus about how to avoid the impending tax hikes and spending cuts that are scheduled to go into effect at the end of the year. 
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