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America's Five Fastest Roads
KickingTiresAmericans are traveling more slowly than they were a few years ago, according to a company that tracks GPS data. The average speedster traveled 81 mph on America???s top 10 fastest roads, down from 85 mph last year, according INRIX,......Tags: Phoenix (Maricopa, Arizona), Companies and Corporations, Transportation, Oklahoma, Tucson
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Study Rates 50 U.S. Cities for EV Readiness
KickingTiresA new study rated 50 major metropolitan markets for plug-in electric vehicle readiness, and the leaders include some of the usual suspects ??? and some unexpected ones. The report was prepared by management consulting firm Roland Berger in partnership...Tags: Business Enterprises, Louisville, Columbus, Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), San Francisco
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Meet the Press: David Gregory will host
The Swampby Mark Silva It's official: Tom Brokaw's tenure as interim moderator of NBC News' Meet the Press is ending and the David Gregory era is beginning. Gregory, a tenacious questioner of presidents and more, will become moderator of the long-running......Tags: White House, Tom Brokaw, Tim Russert, George W. Bush, Oklahoma
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It's Official: David Gregory to "Meet the Press"
The TV ZoneNBC has named David Gregory as moderator of "Meet the Press," just about a half hour before this ayem's edition with Tom Brokaw and Barack Obama. The appointment is effective immediately. "I'm honored and deeply humbled as I take......Tags: Colleges and Universities, Tim Russert, Tom Brokaw, Heads of State, Education
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Boston College beats North Carolina, falls to Harvard
WatchdogInteresting week for BC coach (Malverne) Al Skinner, beating No. 1 North Carolina Sunday, then losing to Tommy Amaker's Harvard squad Wednesday. At least he didn't get fired for talking to the Jets. (It was kind of like the Knicks......Tags: Boston Celtics, Colleges and Universities, Rose Bowl Game, New York Knicks, North Carolina
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Obama's Elkhart journey: Job-loss city
The Swampby Rebecca Cole At 7.6 percent, unemployment has risen higher than many economists expected. Yet some parts of the country are faring much worse. Elkhart, Ind., posted the largest jobless rate increase last year, up more than 10 percentage points.......Tags: Utah, Business, Economy, Business and Finance, Career and Workplace, Services and Shopping
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Homeland Security: Rightwing extremism
The Swampby Mark Silva Homeland Security has detected a new threat: "Rightwing Extremism.'' The report of the federal agency issued earlier this month warns police agencies of an "economic and political climate'' that is "fueling'' a "resurgence in...Tags: Terrorism, Veterans Affairs, Getty Images Inc., Michelle Obama, Janet Napolitano
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Napolitano: Watching threats, not ideas
The Swampby Mark Silva and updated Janet Napolitano, homeland security secretary, says her agency's report on the threat potentially posed by right-wing extremists "struck a nerve'' with her. The former U.S. attorney says that because she was "personally...Tags: Terrorism, Veterans Affairs, John Boehner, Democratic Party, Philosophy
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Tax day, right-wing extremism and more
The Swampby Mark Silva In the conspiratorial view of power in Washington, the release of that Homeland Security report warning of a rise of "right-wing extremism'' fueled by today's political and economic environment comes curiously close to today's "TEA" Party...Tags: Illegal Immigrants, Rush Limbaugh, State Budgets, Janet Napolitano, National Security
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Walter Cronkite: Anchor of an era
The Swampby Mark Silva Walter Cronkite, who not only delivered the evening news, but also imparted a sense of security amid turmoil and wisdom amid chaos, passed away today at the age of 92. Cronkite, the CBS newsman of newsmen, mourned......Tags: Walter Cronkite, Lyndon B. Johnson, University of Texas at Austin, Career and Workplace, World War II (1939-1945)
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US was colder in December, but 2009 was warm
Maryland WeatherThe lower 48 states were much colder than average in December, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. But overall, the year 2009 ended slightly warmer than the long-term average. The report from NOAA's National Climatic Data...Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Washington (U.S. state), South Carolina, Maryland, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Amazing hailstorm Sunday on Oklahoma
Maryland WeatherResidents of Oklahoma City experienced a tremendous hail storm on Sunday, with widespread damage to cars and buildings. Here's the CNN report on the storm.Here's how it looked from a distance. Here's the view from a home in the storm's......Tags: CNN (tv network), Oklahoma
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