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Peninsula High grad from Palos Verdes Estates wins Rhodes scholarship and will pursue a master's in astrophysics at Oxford.
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Terry McAuliffe, the millionaire businessman who ran unsuccessfully for Virginia governor this year, is negotiating with investors and a U.S. automaker to lure a factory to southern Virginia -- raising speculation that the ambitious Democrat is not done with state politics.
So the NFL will require teams to employ 'independent' neurologists or neurosurgeons to monitor concussions. Of course, if these specialists are paid by teams, their opinions won't be unbiased, Mike Freeman says.
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What's Your Reaction? Maureen Dowd's New York Times column this week details the fall of outgoing White House council Greg Craig, and drops an interesting tidbit concerning Caroline Kennedy's senate bid along the way.
Senators who say they’re serious about reducing health care costs have plenty of opportunities in the current bills to fulfill their goals.
Sarah Palin's memoir is selling huge; a look at the monumental influence of Oprah's Book Club; and Colum McCann's award winner goes paperback.
He loosens up on appearances on '30 Rock' and 'Saturday Night Live.' And it hasn't hurt him in the ratings. NEW YORK -- When the writers of "30 Rock" sent Brian Williams lines earlier this fall for his latest cameo, the NBC News anchor had a couple of suggestions. A scene in which he auditioned to be on the show's fictional comedy sketch series was "too blue" for his taste. In another, in which ...
Sites in New York, Texas, Louisiana and Nevada have expressed interest in hosting a bout between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr., but first the fighters must sign on.
The list of expected guests for President Barack Obama's first White House state dinner in honor of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, as provided by the White House.
Kentucky Gov. Beshear to be new chairman of think tank Southern Growth Policies Board
By JULIET EILPERIN and MICHAEL D. SHEAR The Washington Post WASHINGTON -- The White House announced Wednesday that President Barack Obama would attend U.N.-sponsored climate talks next month in Copenhagen and commit the U.S. to specific targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Gov. Steve Beshear will be the newest chairman of the Southern Growth Policies Board, a think tank that has been led in the past by such notable politicians as Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.