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George W. Bush said in an interview airing Monday that “one of the most disgusting moments” in his presidency was when rapper Kanye West said he didn’t “care about black people.” The former president spoke with NBC’s Matt Lauer in his first interview since leaving the White House. Bush is currently promoting his new book, “Decision Points.” Bush said he is stil

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George W. Bush: Kanye West Calling Me Racist Was "Disgusting"

The Delta union lost its fight to cover workers, an unexpected result as union representation is typical in the industry. It was the largest of several such elections at Delta in the wake of its 2008 merger with the much more heavily unionized Northwest Airlines, and it could be a bellwether for the outcomes in others. A win Wednesday for the Association of Fli

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Delta Union Rejected By Flight Attendants

T-Mobile has been poking sticks at Apple again, using an advert for its myTouch 4G smartphone to make fun of the iPhone’s exclusivity deal with AT&T. Network World reports that the ad actually uses the premise of Apple’s own “I’m a Mac” ad campaign, featuring a woman who says that she’s a “myTouch 4G”. Next to her we see a man struggling to carry another man on his back

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T-Mobile Poking Fun At Apple Again With New Advert

About one in six U.S. adults lack health insurance, with 16.3 percent saying they were uninsured at the time they were interviewed, a survey indicates. The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, based on interviews with more than 30,000 Americans during October, indicates

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Health Insurance Lacking for 16.3% of American Adults

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Hillary Clinton Encourages the Proper Use of Wealth

Letter bomb threats and worries have impacted international travel and mail systems. Today,  Italian security experts say they’re trying to determine if there’s a link between Italian subversive groups and letter bombs sent to several European leaders.

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Letter Bomb Link to Italian Man Found

Google says it has settled a class-action suit brought against the search giant over privacy breaches in its Buzz social networking program. As part of the settlement announced Tuesday in a class-action suit brought by Gmail users, Google has agreed to pay $8.5 million into a fund to conduct privacy education, The Washington Post reported.

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Google Buzz Settles Class Action Privacy Suit

Republicans may have won many elections last night, but the voters who just gave Republicans control of the House expect them to disappoint Americans by 2012, a survey found. A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey released Wednesday found 38 percent of likely voters believe it is very likely that most voters will be disappointed with the GOP before the next election.

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Republicans Win Big, But Voters Have Low Expectations for GOP Policy

Health insurance copayments on prescription drugs may help to reduce cost sharingwhich  increases the number of people complying with doctor’s orders, U.S. researchers say. Niteesh Choudhry of the Harvard Medical School examined efforts by Pitney Bowes, which is self

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Health Insurance Copays May Disappear

Mitch McConnell is making serious commitments to assure that the Republican agenda gets pushed through in Congress. He forewarned Democrats could pay the price if they don’t cooperate with the new Republican agenda.

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Mitch McConnell Determined to Push Republican Agenda in Congress