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AP - John McCain supporters who believe they haven't gotten a fair shake from the media during the Republican's candidacy against Barack Obama have a new study to point to.

A man is charged following the discovery of a suspected explosive device at a Suffolk railway station.

AP - A jury ordered the Boeing Co. to pay $236 million in punitive damages Friday for breaching a contract to build and launch satellites for a company headed by cellular phone pioneer Craig McCaw.

Hundreds of taxi drivers forced off the road after vehicles burst into flames are to take legal action over lost earnings.

AP - Former astronaut Neil Armstrong has agreed to donate personal papers dating from the start of his flight career to his alma mater, Purdue University.

AP - Vigilance by fire officials and volunteers appears to have kept the number of arsons low in Detroit on the night before Halloween, which had become notorious as "Devil's Night" in years past.

Many in the UK are making cutbacks during the credit crunch. but for some, paying for the basics is impossible without going into debt.

On the first say of the hunting season, the Countryside Alliance says it will continue to press for the Hunting Act to be repealed.

Rudy Gay hits an 18-foot jumper right of the basket as time expires to give the Memphis Grizzlies an 86-84 win over the Orlando Magic.

AFP - Global media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has warned that a win by Democratic hopeful Barack Obama in next week's US election could worsen the world financial crisis, a report said Saturday.