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Nobel-winning playwright Harold Pinter dies at 78
This is a Jan. 17, 2007, file photoof Nobel-winning British playwright Harold Pinter, wearing the French Legion d'honneur that he was awarded by French Prime Minster Dominique de Villepin, at the French Embassy in London. Pinter's wife the writer Lady Antonia Fraser said Thursday Dec. 25, 2008 that Pinter has died (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool)
Tree falls on family's car on NJ parkway, kills 2
A tree has fallen onto the car of a family driving along a New Jersey highway on Christmas morning, killing a grandmother and a father and injuring his two daughters. |
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Kennedy, in Senate bid, hasn't shared finances
At this time last year, Caroline Kennedy was promoting "A Family Christmas," her collection of essays that featured the memory of her father letting her use the White House switchboard to call Santa.
Guinea prime minister surrenders to junta
Guinea's prime minister and about 30 other government leaders turned themselves in at an army barracks Thursday after the leader of a military coup ordered them to show up within 24 hours, a private radio station reported.
For first time, Christmas official holiday in Iraq
Iraq's Christians, a scant minority in this overwhelmingly Muslim country, quietly celebrated Christmas on Thursday with a present from the government, which declared it an official holiday for the first time.
Broadcaster Chris Berman enters 30th year at ESPN
The highlights this time accompany what's known as "The Greatest Game Ever Played" - the 1958 NFL championship between the Colts and the Giants.
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