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Years / 2014 / December /10

• Cheney: CIA report a 'terrible piece of work'
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• Strong reactions to CIA interrogation report continue
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• Divine intervention? Stolen baby Jesus statue returned
• Christmas package thief gets nasty surprise
• Gutfeld: Who is America?
• Gov. Kasich on effort to take down national debt
• Kurtz: Torture report unleashes media sound and fury
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• Dita Von Teese on Buying Lingerie
• Would 'President Santorum' reverse Obama immigration action?
• Why a dangerous bacterium could cure cancer
• Kate Hudson moves on, fast
• Two sheriffs leading charge to secure nation's borders
• Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Pakistani teen shot by Taliban
• Neighbors: Couple planned to 'bait' garage intruders
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• Police examine video in hunt for killer who set teen on fire
• Burns on defeating ISIS: US rhetoric does not match policy
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• High school football team asks court for do-over
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• 'Free the Nipple': The Movie
• Man fights off vicious bear with a knife
• Gretchen's take: CIA report smacks of political agenda
• Fmr. CIA chief legal officer recounts interrogation program
• Steve Aoki continues mainstream crossover
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• Tips for travelers ahead of busy Christmas rush
• Will angry conservatives fight GOP spending plan?
• Locals hope 'Exodus' will boost tourism in Israel
• Senate to consider $45B 'tax extender' bill
• 'Outnumbered Overtime': Politics of immigration
• Rove: Senate CIA report doesn't 'square with reality'
• Bias Bash: Media resisted calling torture 'torture'
• Sara Evans: 'Bro-country' a 'challenge' for female artists
• Mall Santas get high-tech upgrade
• Fallout over Lena Dunham's rape claim
• Couple mortgages home, spends $50K to choose baby's sex
• Controversy over new dress code for Montana legislature
• Marriott hotels for millennials: Great plan or epic fail?
• Will conservatives sign on to budget deal?
• Sony hacking brings down PlayStation
• White House responds to interrogation program report
• Dems cry foul over Montana lawmaker dress code
• Alberto Gonzales on White House awareness of CIA techniques
• British royals: They're just like us
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• Prince William and Kate wrap-up US visit
• Are you following proper holiday tipping etiquette?
• Miley Cyrus gets the stink eye from Maria Shriver
• Robotic cameras causing problems for BBC News
• Sebastian Maniscalco On Blanking Out on The Tonight Show
• Police under fire by NYC mayor, Obama?
• Point man in ISIS battle to testify before Congress
• Is Bill Cosby a somnophiliac?
• Peters sounds off on fallout from 'utterly bogus' CIA report
• Former Miss America dies
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to unveil new conduct rules
• Judge Napolitano on CIA report: People have a right to know
• VH1 star was upbeat before death
• Judge rules prosecutors may appeal Oscar Pistorius decision
• Country star Kimberly Schlapman shares holiday recipes
• NHRA champion Tony Schumacher's next challenge
• Former CIA Director Hayden defends interrogation program
• Congress closes in on $1.1 trillion spending deal
• Improving security at US embassies in the wake of Benghazi
• After the Show Show: Unsuitable presents
• Protestors continue to gather in Berkeley, California
• Sen. Coats: Senate CIA report 'full of inaccuracies'
• Rep. Jordan: 'Gruber took our money then lied to us'
• Brooklyn Decker Names Most Romantic Thing Andy Roddick Ever Did
• US embassies issue security warnings in wake of CIA report
• Surprising facts about Champagne
• Are Dems pulling out all the stops due to failed policies?
• Christmas gifts to please every pup on your list
• Ian Ziering talks about launching his own clothing business
• CIA report: Isn't the war on terror still going on?
• Indiana state senator deploys overseas, wife fills in
• Research uncovers Brian Kilmeade's family history
• POWER PLAY: SHUTDOWN SQUEEZE PLAY…IN 60 SECONDS
• Attention media: Cops aren't perfect
• Cynthia Lummis on heartbreaking moment at Gruber hearing
• Look Whos Talking: Marc Thiessen on Gruber apology
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
• The best place to work in 2015
• National forecast for Wednesday, December 10
• Professor forces anti-American pledge on students
• Troops bracing for backlash from CIA report
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• Ann Coulter sounds off on Rolling Stone controversy
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• Rep. Issa provides insight into grilling Jonathan Gruber
• Exclusive: Jose Rodriguez says CIA 'thrown under the bus'
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• Why won't UVA reinstate fraternity activities?
• Alan Colmes and The Judge
• Jon Stewart apologizes to Calif. D.A.
• An unlikely TV legend passes
• Rep. Mike Rogers on fears of backlash over CIA report
• Watters' World: Christmas shopping edition
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• Bring Chris Pratt home
• Radio network mocking Jesus
• America the torture nation
• Coming up on Wednesday, Dec. 10 edition of ‘Special Report’
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• Greta: Columbia law students, buck up and take your exams
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• Water theft an issue amid California drought
• Ex. ass't CIA intel collection director: Report damaging to morale
• Does the release of the Senate CIA report serve any purpose?
• Will: CIA report findings "not worthy" of America
• ObamaCare architect apologizes for 'stupid' comments
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• Kerry defends Obama administration's war on ISIS
• Did CIA 'torture' save lives or yield no benefits?
• Gruber apologized, but is more ObamaCare trouble brewing?
• Politics behind findings of interrogation report
• 'Stupid' comments come back to haunt apologetic Gruber
• End of 'incredible journey' for 'Sons of Anarchy'
• Kurtz: Lena Dunham is her own worst enemy
• Things looking up if you're looking for a job