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  • Suspect in murder of VT girl skips arraignment AP - Thu Oct 9, 1:16 AM ET

    Defense lawyers entered not-guilty pleas Wednesday for the uncle of a slain Vermont girl. Michael Jacques has been accused in the June death of Brooke Bennett. (Oct. 8)

  • Man indicted in '07 murder of Broncos' Williams AP - Thu Oct 9, 1:02 AM ET

    A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams nearly two years ago. (Oct. 8)

  • Bad economy bad for your health? AP - Wed Oct 8, 10:27 PM ET

    Most people are worried about the health of the economy but does the economy also affect your health? The AP's Ted Shaffrey explores the connection. (Oct. 8)

  • Police: Oregon teen kills man with sword AP - Wed Oct 8, 7:57 PM ET

    An Oregon teenager was arrested and charged with manslaughter after police said he fatally stabbed his mom's boyfriend with a sword. (Oct. 8)

  • One dead in shooting inside Knoxville mall AP - Wed Oct 8, 6:21 PM ET

    Tennessee police say one man has died after numerous gunshots were fired inside a mall. Officers who responded to the shooting at Knoxville Center Mall confronted and shot a suspect. Police say the suspect is being treated at a hospital. (Oct. 8)

  • Nobel chemistry prize goes for jellyfish protein AP - Wed Oct 8, 6:05 PM ET

    Two Americans and a U.S.-based Japanese scientist won the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for research on a glowing jellyfish protein that revolutionized the ability to study disease and normal development in living organisms. (Oct. 8)

  • With market gloom, these students upbeat AP - Wed Oct 8, 4:42 PM ET

    Worldwide woes in the financial markets have some college students seeing new opportunities, such as pursuing careers in market regulation rather than investment banking, a popular field in the past. (Oct. 8)

  • Paulson says global markets remain strained AP - Wed Oct 8, 3:58 PM ET

    Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says global financial markets remain severely strained, underscoring the need for quick action to implement the government's $700 billion rescue program. (Oct. 8)

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