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AP - Snow, wind and slush hounded eastern commuters Wednesday as blizzard warnings from Baltimore to New York City heralded the second major storm in a region already blanketed by historic weekend snowfalls
AP - Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud has died, the countrys top civilian security official told The Associated Press on Wednesday. It was the governments first categorical confirmation of the death of the feared militant, whose passing is likely to weaken, but not vanquish, the al-Qaida-linked insurgent network he led.
AP - Newly released aerial photos of the Sept. 11, 2001, World Trade Center attack show the towers coming down from a dramatic new angle.
AP - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke began Wednesday to outline the central banks strategy for reeling in stimulus money once the economic recovery is more firmly rooted.
AP - Shuttle Endeavour arrived to a warm welcome at the International Space Station early Wednesday, delivering a new room and observation deck that will come close to completing construction 200 miles above Earth.
AP - Honda Motor Co. is adding 437,000 vehicles to its 15-month-old global recall for faulty air bags in the latest quality problem to hit a Japanese automaker.
AP - A senior Kenyan wildlife official says about 7,000 zebras and wildebeests are being moved to one of the countrys premier game parks to restore the balance of predators and prey disrupted by last years drought.
AP - Can you really be bored to death?
AP - Ellen DeGeneres hit the right notes with "American Idol" viewers.
AP - LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Kobe Bryant joined six others from the reigning Olympic champions who are among 27 players on the U.S. national team roster.
AP - Grammy Award-winning singers Beyonce and Alicia Keys are filming a music video in Rio de Janeiro.
AP - The White Stripes say the Air Force Reserve used one of their songs without permission in a Super Bowl ad, and that they are insulted their song was used to encourage recruitment during a war they dont support.
AP - Bonnaroo is known for its eclectic lineup. This summers roster takes it to a new level.
AP - Crediting civil rights-era protest songs and their spiritual predecessors for his election, President Barack Obama on Tuesday sat in the East Room of his White House and listened to an all-star lineup of performers pay tribute to the music that he said fueled freedom marches and civil disobedience.
AP - Ellen DeGeneres hit the right notes with "American Idol" viewers.
AP - A man accidentally shot himself in the leg shortly after leaving a Jupiter gun store. Police said the unidentified man went to Chucks Guns and Ammo Monday afternoon, looking for batteries for the laser sight on a small handgun. When the man was back in his car, the gun accidentally fired, hitting him in the leg.
AP - A Roanoke man claims sheriffs deputies beat him in the city jail because of his burping. Thomas Scott Vandegrift made the allegations in a federal lawsuit filed last week against several deputies, the city, the sheriffs office and the sheriff. According to the lawsuit, the deputies were annoyed by Vandegrifts burping, which was caused by acid reflux.
AP - An 11-year-old boy faces assault and weapon charges for trying to stab a classmate with a pencil over a math problem. Police in New Hartford, 80 miles west of Albany, said the boy was mad because a classmate kept trying to help him in math class on Monday. When the would-be helper wouldnt back off, police said the boy lashed out with a sharp pencil and inflicted a scratch treated by the school nurse.