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In the past decade, Wal-Mart Superstores have set the standard for the way that bulk purchasing power can provide consumers with lower prices. Unfortunately, the Wal-Mart corporation has also set the standard for excessive consumption , poor woorking conditions, low...

At age 17, sentenced to 35 years for aggravated robbery and theft in Little Rock after he stole a purse from a woman, claiming he had a gun and punching her. January 1990: Sentenced to 60 years for burglary and...

Shortly after the initial impact, Rose's vehicle was struck by a 1997 Ford Expedition driven by Ling Yuan Leow, 25, of Mountain Home...Luke's Regional Medical Center with minor injuries and later released...Weather and driving too fast for conditions were factors...

A top Russian space official says there is no space for tourists wishing to fly to the International Space Station. Sergei Krikalyov said that since the space stations crew has doubled to six people, there is no room for tourists...

Newton-based Iowa Telecommunications Services Inc. said this morning that the local service telephone company has agreed to be acquired by Windstream Corp. of Little Rock, Ark., for stock and cash valued at about $1.1 billion. The acquisition would include Iowa...

Many of the Clayton County badges that were improperly issued to more than 100 people have been returned, but the sheriff says quite a few are still in circulation. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported last week that at least 121 people...

Sarah Palin’s national book tour appears to be at least a qualified success. Lots of crowds, lots of enthusiasm, lots of books sold. How long it may last remains to be seen. When Palin first came onto the national stage...

Failure is not an option on health care, a leading Democratic senator said Monday, even as Republicans turned up the heat on moderates who hold the fate of the legislation in their hands. "We're not going to not pass a...

Making another push for its health care reform bill as the U.S. Senate prepares for a floor debate, the Obama administration said today that 2 million uninsured residents of Ohio and Kentucky could get more affordable coverage if Democratic plans...