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Majority of Americans have no faith in Congress Majority of Americans have no faith in Congress

Regardless of party politics, a majority of Americans have no faith in Congress, believing they can make a bad situation worse, according to the latest Rasmussen poll.

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They Destroyed My Towers!

Whenever I think about September 11, 2001, I have only one emotion and that is a deep, unrelenting anger that a group of murderous, suicidal Islamists destroyed "my towers."

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Marines recapture ship held by Somali pirates

U.S. Marines from the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit's Maritime Raid Force recaptured the Magellan Star from Somali pirates who had seized the cargo ship on Wednesday.

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Ex-National Lampoon CEO sentenced to prison

Former National Lampoon CEO, Daniel Larkin, got a 45-month all-expense-paid luxury vacation at the expense of taxpayers Wednesday when a Philadelphia judge sentenced him to prison for his role in manipulating the company's stock.

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INSIDE BUSINESS

Despite bullish trend in truck sales, Ford Canada will still cut its workforce

Ford Canada Chief Executive David Mondragon said before a business luncheon in Toronto Thursday that "the trend towards Canadians buying Ford trucks is expected to continue well into 2011."

Finance Minister, Flaherty, says employment insurance premiums to rise

After a two-year moratorium, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Thursday that Canada's employment insurance premium will rise when the new budget comes into play.

Canada's July trade gap widest since 1971

The trade gap in Canada suddenly widened in July to its broadest level since 1971, cramped by its neighbor to the South whose own trade gap narrowed 14%.

ENTERTAINMENT TODAY

World's oldest stock certificate found in Dutch museum's archive

A stock certificate from the Dutch India Company (its proper name was "Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie" or VOC) and issued in 1606 was discovered in the Netherlands.  Its date precedes a stock certificate from the same company issued two weeks later, which is owned by a group of German investors.

Hulk Hogan hospitalized

Wrestling star Hulk Hogan was admitted to the Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater, Fla. on Monday complaining of back pain he says came from bending over to collect sea shells.  Hogan said spasms from his leg up to his hip finally forced him to face the pain and check himself into the hospital.

'A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop' film review

Set mostly in the desert, this tale of double and triple crosses involving an old miser (Ni Dahong) and his tarty young wife (Yan Ni) is replete with boisterously unfunny black slapstick.

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