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World News: April 24
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The author and journalist Halberstam died in a car crash in California.
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04.24.07: Charles Gibson delivers the "World News" Webcast.
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John Berman explores the spending possibilities of a billion dollar salary.
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Lawmakers discuss food supply and safety in America.
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Baghdad: The deadliest single attack on U.S. ground troops in two years.
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Betsy Stark examines the reasons behind the U.S. pay gap.
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Dubspot teaches the future spinners of the world.
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From Posters of Celebrities to Violent Images in the Media -- a Look at How Imagery Affects Young Adults
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Your Questions About Child Suicide and Depression DrugsRelated:
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World News: April 23
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The Virginia Tech community must consider the fate of Norris Hall.Related:
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Woodruff reports: Family talks after soldier son's suicide.Related:
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Yeltsin Engineered the Final Collapse of the Soviet Union and Helped Introduce Market EconomyRelated:
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City will soon house an amusement park three times the size of Manhattan.Related:
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A week after the massacre, Va. Tech students try to resume their normal lives.
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Americans are shifting their opinions on gun control.
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A monthly club in New York pairs scientists, suds and would-be students.
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The call of the microphone and turntables was too much to resist: Jay-Z's back.
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Bling has come to represent all things shiny and stylin' in hip hop.
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"Wolfgang's Vault" is the late concert promoter's online presence.
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One photographer's subject, toys, make for interesting reactions.
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A new exhibit of spray paint art is now on display at a Brooklyn museum.
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A look at one man's "Flickr" journey to the South Bronx.
World News: April 22
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Prime Minister Maliki's Move Comes Amid U.S. Domestic Political Positioning on the Iraq War
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After a weekend of memorial services, Va. Tech students head back to classes.
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The Navy announces the pilot's name, but the crash investigation is still open.
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Britain Rewrote its Gun Laws After 1996 Massacre in Dunblane, Scotland
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Some believe carbon offsets can do more harm than good.Related:
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Breast cancer cases are down and it may be a result of what women aren't doing.
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Breast cancer rates being down has been linked to decreased use of hormones.
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Q&A With Dr. Clifford A. HudisRelated:
World News: April 21
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Services Held for Victims of the Campus Shootings that Left 33 DeadRelated:
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Schools Have Tried to Report Mentally Ill Students -- and Faced Other ProblemsRelated:
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Forthcoming Report on Haditha Massacre Casts Blame Far Up the U.S. Military Chain of CommandRelated:
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Mentally challenged black man was beaten by white teens.Related:
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World News: April 20
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Students Honored for Their Resilience in the Face of ViolenceRelated:
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The nation's heart goes out to those affected by the Virginia Tech tragedy.
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An ecosystem at risk as climate change threatens a natural wonder.
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The family of Seung-hui Cho issues a statement of shame and sympathy.
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World News: April 19
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Federal Law Forbids 'Mental Defective' from Buying a Gun, but By Virginia's Definition, Va. Tech Shooter Didn't QualifyRelated:
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Families Claim Bodies, Hold Funerals After Bloodiest Day in Baghdad Since U.S. Surge Began
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Why some students want the media to stop airing videos taped by Seung-hui Cho.
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Forensic psychiatrist Michael Welner: don’t air Virginia Tech shooter’s videos.
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Under law Cho should not have been able to buy guns based on his mental state.
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What impact does the media saturation of violence have on the nation?
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A commemorative look at the 32 victims of the Virginia Tech massacre.
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The Beach Boys meet the Axis of Evil at Sen. McCain's South Carolina town hall.
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