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Many Will Spend Thanksgiving With Colleagues
The jobs website Careerbuilder.com reports nearly one in five workers said they plan to celebrate the holiday with coworkers. The survey asked workers who they would rather spend Thanksgiving with, and only 1 percent answered coworkers. Ninety percent said family. The remaining 9 percent answered neither.
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Obama Presses Congress To Compromise On Cuts
The supercommittee's failure to reach a budget deal had been predicted for days, even weeks. And now leaders in Washington cannot agree on who is to blame, or what should happen next. President Obama said he would veto any effort to get rid of the automatic spending cuts to domestic and defense spending.
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Protesters In Cairo Renew Demand That Military Rulers Step Aside
The military leaders have been under increasing pressure from protesters.
Egypt's Military Promises To Speed Up Power Transfer
Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi said Egypt's ruling military council would hand power to a civilian government no later than July, and that presidential elections would be held by June 30. The address was rejected by tens of thousands of protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square who are pushing for a "second revolution."
Out-Of-Work Chef Buys Restaurant For $100
The Milwaukee woman laid down a $100 bill and bought a restaurant. It's a "socially conscious" eatery on Milwaukee's South Side. The conditions include feeding the previous owner and his wife one free meal a day for a year.
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Talk About Rough Politics: Korean Lawmaker Sets Off Tear Gas Canister
Angered by the ruling party's successful push to ratify a free trade deal with the U.S., a South Korean lawmaker doused the parliament's speaker.
Reports: Three American Students Arrested In Cairo
Authorities accuse them of tossing Molotov cocktails. American officials are working to get them released.
Top Stories: Cairo Protests, GOP Debate, Pepper-Spraying Apology
Tuesday's headlines: Large crowd is gathering in Tahrir Square; the U.S. economy grew slightly less than thought in the third quarter; the UC Davis chancellor gave students an emotional apology.
'4.74 Degrees Of Kevin Bacon' Just Doesn't Sound As Good As 6
Facebook and researchers from the University of Milan calculate that on average it takes 4.74 "hops" to connect one Facebook user to another. But how can you play "4.74 Degrees of Kevin Bacon?"
Bush Meat: When Conservation And Child Nutrition Collide
Bush meat has been a critical part of the Malagasy diet, warding off anemia and malnutrition. The challenge: Balancing the needs of local people in cases where tasty wildlife is also critically endangered.
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