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- British police arrest 4 in tabloid bribery probe (AP) AP - British police searched the offices of Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers Saturday after arresting a police officer and three other men as part of an investigation into police bribery by journalists.
- Police search News Intl offices in London, arrest four (Reuters) Reuters - Police said on Saturday they were searching the London offices of Rupert Murdoch's News International and had arrested four people, including a policeman, in an investigation into suspected payments to police officers for information.
- Sudan says to release ships seized from South Sudan (Reuters) Reuters - Sudan will free ships carrying cargos of crude it seized from South Sudan to ease tensions between the former civil war foes and help the two states agree on a deal over oil revenue, Sayed El-Khatib, deputy head of negotiating team said on Saturday.
- Activists: Shells hit oil pipeline in east Syria
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AP - Syrian opposition activists say an oil pipeline took a direct hit and caught fire as government troops shelled a town in the eastern oil-rich province of Deir el-Zour. - Afghanistan's Karzai in UK for talks with Cameron
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AP - Afghan President Hamid Karzai is in Britain for talks with Prime Minister David Cameron, a day after France announced it would withdraw its troops a year earlier than the 2014 date agreed by NATO.
- Need for courtroom artists fade as cameras move in
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AP - One marker in hand and one in his mouth, Lou Chukman glances up and down from a sketchpad to a reputed Chicago mobster across the courtroom — drawing feverishly to capture the drama of the judge's verdict before the moment passes. - College presidents wary of Obama cost-control plan
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AP - Public university presidents facing ever-increasing state budget cuts are raising concerns about President Barack Obama's plan to force colleges and universities to contain tuition prices or face losing federal dollars. - Obama seeks government reforms in Congress
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AP - President Barack Obama, fresh from a five-state tour following his State of the Union address, is calling for government reforms to ease gridlock and bar members of Congress from profiting from their position. - 911 call reveals frantic efforts to help Moore
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AP - A 911 recording revealed frantic efforts by friends of Demi Moore to get help for the actress who was convulsing as they gathered around her and tried to comfort her. - Ex-Boston Mayor White, led in turbulent '70s, dies
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AP - Kevin H. White, a four-term mayor who led Boston through years of racial violence and economic stagnation and was credited with putting the city on a path to prosperity, has died. He was 82.
- Husband is 'person of interest' in wife's slaying, Grosse Pointe Park police say Police called the husband of a slain Grosse Pointe Park woman a "person of interest" in her death Friday as they spent about four hours searching the couple's home. Police said Bob Bashara is cooperating with the murder investigation, and he has not been criminally charged.
- Deadline nears to register to vote Monday is the deadline to register to vote for anyone who wants to participate in the Michigan presidential primary on Feb. 28. Michigan residents who are U.S. citizens and will be at least 18 years old by the date of the primary may register at their local clerk's office or at a Secretary of State branch office.
- Ex-Clinton Township court workers accused of lying awarded $2.2M Three women who were accused of lying in 2004 during a misconduct investigation at Clinton Township's 41B District Court won a $2.2-million jury verdict Friday against the former chief judge who fired them.
- Expelled Eastern Michigan University grad student can take case to jury over refusal to counsel on gay lifestyle An Eastern Michigan University graduate student who was kicked out of a counselor training program because she said her Christian faith prevented her from counseling gays and lesbians about their lifestyle won a key legal victory Friday.
- Lottery results for Jan. 27 Lottery results for Michigan and Ohio games
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