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Sarah Palin's critics speculate about her decision to step down from post.

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Makers of Russian nesting dolls are seeking financial help for slumping sales.

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Alaskans give their thoughts on on Governor Sarah Palin's surprise announcement that she'll be stepping down by the end of the month. (July 5)

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On his first trip to Iraq as V.P, Joe Biden celebrates with the troops.

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What does the resignation of the Alaska Governor mean for her career?

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Look back at biggest cases from high court's term and a judge clears way for convicted terrorist to sue

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Look back at biggest cases from high court's term

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Vice President Joe Biden attends the swearing -in as American citizens of over 200 servicemen and women now in Iraq.

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What is Sarah Palin's political future?

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Arizona Senator John McCain says America should be doing more to support the protesters in Iran who have demonstrated against their country's recent presidential election. (July 4)

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Spike Mendelsohn cooks from the first lady's garden.

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Alaska Governor announces she'll step down two years before her term ends.

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President Obama's heading on his latest overseas trip -- which takes the nation's first African-American president to his first stop in sub-Saharan Africa since taking office. (July 4)

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The U.S. Department of Defense shows video of what it says is a firefight between the military and Islamic militants in eastern Afghanistan.

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Obama said an "unyielding spirit is what defines us as Americans" and led people during the nation's history to explore the West, persevere during the Depression and build a robust industrial economy. (July 4)

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Sarah Palin's surprise decision has fuelled speculation she will seek the U.S. Republican party presidential nomination for 2012.

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Here's the latest news for Saturday, July 4th: Gov. Sarah Palin says she'll resign from office; Powerful sedative Diprivan found in Jackson home; North Korea launches two missiles; Elephants beat humans in bun eating contest.

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Mike Huckabee: Palin has spunk, is willing to take risks

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Bill Kristol: Palin resignation could be first step of 2012 race

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Part 2: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin announces her plan to resign

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Gov. Palin's brother explains why she's stepping down

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Gov. Palin explains why she won't be a 'lame duck'

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Sarah Palin is stepping down as Alaska governor. (July 3))

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Senate bill would fine people refusing health coverage

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How much are you paying for luxurious business trips by your representative?

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Alaska governor says she'll step down in coming weeks.

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Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Friday she is resigning from office at the end of the month, raising speculation that she would focus on a run for the White House in the 2012 race. (July 3)

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Vice President Biden visits Iraq to discuss U.S. role

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US Vice President Joe Biden was to hold talks with Iraqi leaders on Friday focused on bridging the country's sectarian divide ahead of a complete American military pullout in 2011.

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U.S. and Russian negotiators are battling to reach a deal on nuclear weapons cuts before Obama arrives in Moscow next week.

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U.S. and Russian negotiators are battling to reach a deal on nuclear weapons cuts before Obama arrives in Moscow next week.

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George Stephanopoulos talks about the vice president's unannounced tour.

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4,000 U.S. marines clear the Taliban from remote areas ahead of elections.

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Schwarzenegger press secretary defends state IOUs

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Highlights from New York City's tea party

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The US launches Operation Strike of the Sword, one of the largest offensives to date in the Afghan theater under President Obama.

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Is the White House press finally getting a backbone?

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President Barack Obama warned that more job losses can be expected in the short term-- on a day in which the Labor Department said 467,000 jobs were lost in June.