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Plan would create 2.5M new jobs
Barack Obama announced an economic plan he said would create 2.5 million jobs by rebuilding roads, bridges and schools.
Steady and ready, say colleagues
Timonthy Geithner, Barack Obama's pick for Treasury secretary, will do the new President proud, say those who know him.
Holiday cheer, free for all
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Flood of offers for man laid off on day 1

Dozens of Daily News readers, moved by the plight of laid off mine worker Sam Gallup, offered jobs and cash Saturday to the man fired after working a single shift.

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Prostitution scandals

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Navel mystery solved

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Madge marriage over

Madonna's marriage was dissolved in a London minute, as she and A-Rod were both spotted in New York. Read more

Sexiest vampires ever

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Grrr! Angie's stripes

Angelina Jolie flashes her backside in the DVD cut of 'Wanted.' She's far from the only celeb to put it in ink. Read more

Raissman: Mad Dog still barking on satellite

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End Zone: McGrady's calling in Darfur

Houston Rockets guard Tracy McGrady's trip to eastern Chad last year transformed the once-pampered superstar into an impassioned activist for Darfurian refugees.

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Lost one job, hope to keep next

He was laid off in New York, let go in Montana. Now unemployed miner Sam Gallup, fired after a single shift at his last job, hopes he won't get the shaft in Nevada.