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Volcanic ash keeps plans up in air, planes on ground
A cloud of ash from an Icelandic volcano continued to blanket Europe Saturday, shutting down airspace in 23 countries and causing travel misery for millions of people.
Father reunited with son he gave up for adoption 30 years ago
Kevin Munoz, 39, and his father, Willie Melendez, 60, met in Fort Lauderdale, decades after Munoz was given up for adoption after Melendez’s wife died.
Obama hosts nuclear summit
President Obama met individually with some visiting foreign leaders Monday before the start of a two-day summit of 47 nations
Elizabeth Taylor denies marriage rumor
Elizabeth Taylor posted a message on Twitter Monday denying rumors she is engaged to her manager.
Brewery Workers Fight To Keep Drinking on the Job
Danish company’s new rules state workers can only drink beer in the canteen during the lunch break
Schools brace for teacher ‘sickout’
Miami-Dade schools officials are preparing for widespread teacher absences on Monday, a district spokesman said.
Polish leader, 96 die in jet crash landing
Polish President Lech Kaczynski and some of the country’s highest military and civilian leaders died on Saturday when the presidential plane crashed
Restaurateur Tony Bova falls victim to Rothstein Ponzi scheme
Prominent South Florida restaurateur Tony Bova has succumbed to the Scott Rothstein Ponzi scheme
500,000 World Cup tickets unsold
FIFA begs South Africans to snap up last 500,000 World Cup tickets By Nkepile Mabuse, CNN SOWETO, South Africa (CNN) — With 62 days to go before the football World Cup opens, FIFA – the sport’s governing body – and the South African local organizing committee are pleading with South Africans to buy the remaining [...]
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