Amanda Woods
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Malia Obama Dating: President Obama Hints His Older Daughter May Have Boyfriend
President Barack Obama hinted on Valentine's Day that his older daughter, Malia, may be dating.
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Southwest and AirTran Merger: Southwest Finally Connecting Its Flights With AirTran
Southwest Airlines has finally begun to connect its flights with those of subsidiary AirTran -- more than 20 months after Southwest closed on its deal to acquire its one-time rival, The Democrat and Chronicle reported.
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Rihanna Ignores Brown: On-Again, Off-Again Couple Sat Apart from Each Other At Los Angeles Club on Valentine's Day
Although Rihanna and Chris Brown looked like a happy couple at the Grammy's on Sunday, on Valentine's Day at Playhouse Nightclub in Los Angeles, the two completely ignored each other, according to The Daily Mail.
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Gun Tourism: Restricted at Home, Many Japanese Travel to Guam to Shoot Guns
Some travel to Guam for the white sandy beaches, coral reefs and the easy-going island lifestyle. But Japanese tourists go for an entirely different reason: to shoot guns.
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Free Crib to Babies Born in 9 Months: Twitter Reacts to IKEA's Free Crib Valentine's Day Deal
If your Valentine's Day plans with your significant other led to a little more than flowers and chocolate, you may be in luck. IKEA is giving away a free crib to Australian babies born in the next nine months, on Nov. 14.
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Gosselin Wife Swap: Kate Gosselin’s Eight Children Traumatized When Kendra Wilkinson Takes Over As Mother [VIDEO]
When Kate Gosselin and Kendra Wilkinson swapped lives for a week on an episode of Celebrity Wife Swap, Gosselin's children were traumatized, Robert Hoffman, author of the "anti-Kate" e-book told Radar Online.
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US Airways and American Airlines: How the Merger is Beneficial for New York
The merger of U.S. Airways and American Airlines means some good news for New York fliers: now, there will be more domestic and international destinations for New York-area customers, an airport terminal at JFK can be expanded, and 9,000 workers can receive improved job security, company officials and airline consultants told Crain's New York Business.
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Russian Meteor: Morning Meteorite Shower Injures 950 People and Destroys Buildings [VIDEO]
A Friday morning meteorite shower landed at a lake near Chebarkul in Russia, injuring 950 people, devastating buildings and wiping out the mobile network.
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Pit Bull Saves Family From Fire: 10-Year-Old Dog in Oklahoma Saves Two Women and Five Other Dogs From House Fire
A 10-year-old pit bull named Baby earned herself hero status early Tuesday morning when she helped her two owners, as well as five other dogs, escape from their burning Wellston, Okla. home.
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Katie Couric 911: Mysterious Early Morning 911 Calls Made From Phone Listed In Couric’s Deceased Husband’s Name
TV host Katie Couric has lost sleep lately, because of a series of mysterious early morning 911 calls made from a home phone registered to her deceased husband, police told The Daily News.
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U.S. Government to Crack Down on Unsafe Tour Bus Operators in Wake of Deadly Crashes
In the wake of recent fatal tour bus crashes, the government is beginning to crack down on operators with a history of problems, in hopes that future such events will be prevented.
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Broken Heart Syndrome: This Valentine’s Day, A Look At The Body’s Response to Relationships Gone Wrong
Many have felt the sting of being rejected by a crush, or the pain of a break-up with a long-time significant other. On this Valentine's Day, one ABC News reporter wanted to find out whether it's really possible to die from a broken heart.
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Yahoo and American Express Accused of Stealing Travel Service Idea, ‘Insider Escapes,’ From Two Entrepreneurs
Yahoo and American Express are on the wrong end of a lawsuit after two entrepreneurs accused them of stealing their online travel business idea.
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Hell-Burger Closed: D.C. Burger Chain Visited by Obama to Close Doors Forever
Washington D.C. burger lovers heard some sad news on Wednesday -- the chain Ray's Hell-Burger and its sister restaurant Ray's Hell Burger-Too, are closing their doors forever, Washingtonian reported.
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6 Spanish Women Raped in Acapulco Update: 6 Men Who Confessed to Rape Arrested
The six men who confessed to the rape of Spanish tourists in Acapulco have been arrested, Reuters reported.