Elderly Cozad man's home target of drive-by shooting
A 74 year old man escaped serious injury after a bullet fired into his home passed through the recliner he was sitting in.
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6 companies thriving in the recession
The recession has left many companies scrambling, reporting losses often into the double digits.
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Fallen Hero Returns Home
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As his body returns home, 24-year-old Mark Noziska is remembered for more than a life cut short by a roadside bomb.
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Sanders in Court
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The man accused of robbing a Clay Center bank appears in Court.
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Traffic Flow to Change During Husker Harvest Days
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Husker Highway going "one way" during Husker Harvest Days.
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Arcadia's Fall Festival
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Family homecomings and tradition makes Arcadia's Fall Festival a staple of the community and rural Valley County.
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Dan Hill is Official
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A new candidate has officially entered the race for Nebraska's 3rd Congressional District. Dan Hill is on the ballot, challenging the incumbent Adrian Smith and democratic challenger Rebekah Davis. He
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State Fair Delivers Second Best Attendance in a Decade
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With all eyes on Grand Island, the State Fair delivers huge numbers. More than 309,000 people passed through the gates, the second best crowd in a decade.
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State Fair Board Pleased With Attendance
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Total number of attendees exceeds 300,000.
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6 ways for new grads to manage student loan debt
For recent graduates, student loans are looming -- here's how to pay them off.
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How your workplace can help you avoid debt
Many people think of their job compensation as consisting of the paychecks they receive. Here are a few other ways your job might help you make the most of your money.
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NTV Thanks Fair Supporters
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NTV would like to extend a big "thank you" to everyone who helped with our live broadcast from the Nebraska State Fair. That includes our title sponsor CPI, along with Larson Metal for the use of a structure
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Livestock Winners Celebrate Fair's Farm Focus
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While Nebraskans await attendance numbers from the State Fair, officials have their own standards by which they'll judge the fair. Kids showing animals say the first run in Grand Island was a huge success.
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The psychology of happiness
Three factors determine how happy we are. Happiness has many benefits, and it can be learned.
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Missing Teens
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Two 14-year-old girls from Gibbon are missing. They were last seen on Thursday night. Buffalo County Sheriff's Office reported Devany Lopez and Selena Rodriguez ran away from home Thursday evening at 8:53
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Overton Woman Seeking Transplant
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It started when she was testing ultrasound equipment for her job. Now Trisha Grote of Overton is waiting for a liver transplant. Grote said she was traveling for her job and testing equipment she uses
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K9 Sniffs Out Crime
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Grand Island's police dog took down two subjects in a burglary, possibly involving shotguns, early Sunday morning. Police reported a burglary on the West side of Grand Island, around six am, Sunday.
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Nebraska's Shooting Stars
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The stars of the heartland were showcased on Saturday at the Nebraska State Fair. Talent of all ages and types, brought their best to the Bristol Windows stage. Singing "I've got the joy, joy, joy, joy
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Katie Payne Waives Prelim; Felony Dropped
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Another turn in determining who is to blame for the death of four-year-old Landon Payne. Background Three people from rural Minden are facing trials for abuse leading to the death of young Landon. The
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Barns and People Prove to be Livestock Friendly
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Livestock producers say they like the new state fair facilities so much, they can't wait to come back.
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Fair Salutes Veterans
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The State Fair saluted veterans Friday, thanking them for their service.
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Fair On Track to Reach 300,000 Attendance
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Fair officials break their silence on attendance, announcing more than 120,0000 people have passed through the gates.
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The History of Labor Day in America
Labor Day, which has been celebrated since 1882, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers.
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6 ways to come up with a down payment on a home
The requirements for making a down payment on a home have changed, but don't worry -- there are still plenty of ways to build up that money.
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Food safety for Labor Day barbecues
For the long Labor Day weekend, we're serving up a big helping of outdoor dishes from the What's Cooking Now recipe collection. But before firing up the grill, make sure you are following good food-safety rules.
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Keep summer memories alive
The lazy days are almost over, but the fun doesn't have to end along with them. These easy craft ideas will let you enjoy summer memories all year long.
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I can't believe it's corn!
The widespread use of corn spans from food additives to fuel, aspirin and windshield washer fluid. Find out where else it's used and the size of this growing industry.
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Consumer confidence rises. Sign that recovery is still ahead?
An index of consumer confidence rose to 53.5 in August, up from 51.0 in July, the Conference Board reported. Still, the index remains well below normal.
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Record Crowds Erase Any Doubts for Fair Vendors
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If a fried-Twinkie is calling your name, prepare to stand in line. Business is up for fair vendors.
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Capacity Crowd Enjoys Mel Tillis Concert
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The fair turned away a thousand seniors Tuesday, a the Older Nebraskans Festival had the biggest crowds yet inside the Heartland Events Center. Leave it to a 78-year-old country singer at 11 in the morning
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Education secretary Arne Duncan: headmaster of US school reform
As students head back to school, educators nationwide are implementing controversial school reform wrought by Arne Duncan, possibly the most powerful education secretary ever.
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Pediatric group issues new flu shot guidelines
All children and adolescents 6 months of age and older should receive the annual trivalent influenza vaccine this flu season, according to updated recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Grand Volunteers Assist "Gate Buster" Fair Crowds
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Huge crowds packed Fonner Park in a weekend called a "gate buster" at the Nebraska State Fair. But beyond numbers, officials say this fair will be judged a success by the quality of the
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"We Did It!"
Grand Island welcomes the state to the fair!
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5 signs it’s time to replace your charcoal grill
How can you tell if your grill is passed its prime? Here are five warning signs that indicate it's time to replace your charcoal grill.
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State Fair Arrives in Grand Island
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The future is now in Grand Island, as final preparations come together in the host city.
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Join NTV at the Fair!
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With our commitment to central Nebraska, NTV is proud to be part of the first State Fair in Grand Island. The NTV team has assembled a custom broadcast center for the State Fair. Special thanks go
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What to do with those late-summer tomatoes
One of summer's last treats are ripe tomatoes, whether plucked from your backyard garden or picked at the neighborhood farmer's market.
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The 7 best places to put your savings
You work hard to put your money away for the future, but where you should you keep it?
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Holy Cow! Cattle Arrive at the Fair
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Buzz builds during a day of firsts at the State Fair. Cattle trailers arrive, unloading the first livestock in the new barns.
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How can I prevent stress from affecting my job performance?
I'm often under a lot of stress at work. How can I prevent the pressure from affecting my performance?
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Setup Continues at State Fair
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Tents rise from the Fonner Park campus, with the State Fair now only three days away. The grounds are looking ready for visitors. Vendors are setting up their displays, even building structures to house
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Back to school tech gift guide
In this year's back to school gift guide Digital Trends gives your favorite student every leg up with these fun and useful gadgets for academic life.
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Essential gear and gadgets for summer
Cut loose and hit the road with Digital Trends' favorite summer gadgets and gear, from tents and 3D cameras to golf shoes and marshmallow guns.
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FDA chief says more egg recalls possible
There may be more recalls of eggs potentially tainted by salmonella, the head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Monday.
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Back to school essentials for less
You can save on back to school purchases by finding deals and shopping smart. Forbes shows you how.
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State Fair One Week Away!
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We're witnessing history in the making, as only seven days remain until the first State Fair in central Nebraska.
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Road Work Finishes in Time for State Fair
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Construction wraps up on Highway 281 and South Locust Street, just in time for fair traffic.
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High school football players prone to heat-linked illness
Heat-related sicknesses sideline American high school athletes for more than 9,000 days a year, a new study finds.
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Why Facebook enjoys explosive growth -- despite its many stumbles
At over 500 million members, Facebook's staggering growth rolls over critics on issues from ease of use to user privacy. Here's why.
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Nationwide recall of eggs linked to salmonella expanded
An Iowa company at the center of a massive recall of eggs linked to salmonella contamination dramatically broadened the nationwide recall on Wednesday to 380 million eggs.
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Johanns "Blown Away" By State Fair
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Crunch time hits the Nebraska State Fair, where the grounds have been barricaded to allow contractors to finish. Meanwhile, Sen. Mike Johanns toured, saying he was "blown away" by the facilities.
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Hotels Still Available for State Fair
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Grand Island hotels may be filling up, but rooms are still available.
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5 tips to bulldoze a bad mood
Read on for a few simple acts to kick the wind out of your bad mood -- anytime, anywhere.
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Nebraska regents OK bonds for ag-college project
University of Nebraska regents have approved issuing bonds to fund a $10.3 million education center in Curtis.
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Yale gets an F? New assessment of colleges' required education
WhatWillTheyLearn.com grades over 700 schools on what classes they require students to take. Just over a third of them earned an A or B in the assessment of required education.
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Students warned to beware of 'laptop-itis'
The very design of laptop computers encourages bad posture among college students and other heavy users, which can lead to headaches, muscle strain and debilitating injuries.
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How to manage money during unemployment
What to do to handle debt, budget and expenses after a long-term job layoff.
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How to slash your electricity bill this summer
Using less electricity at home is a win-win: You reduce your environmental impact and your monthly bill. But it can be especially hard to cut back during the summer.
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Skagway Poised for Fair Success in Every Respect
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Grand Island's open for business, and one store stands to capitalize more than any other from the State Fair.
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Is it really recyclable?
One of the most common questions received at Earth911 is: "Is Product X recyclable?" If only this could be answered with a "yes" or "no."
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More credit card rules take effect August 22nd with CARD Act
On Aug. 22, another group of new rules outlined by the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act will go into effect. Here is what they are.
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How eliminating bank overdraft fees will affect consumers
As of July 1, new overdraft protections went into place. To continue receiving overdraft protection, customers must opt in by Aug. 15. Here are some things to consider.
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Road to the Fair Nears Completion
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The fair is yet to take occupancy of its buildings, but it's getting closer, and so is the road to the fair.
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7 things kids can definitely do without
It already costs more than $200,000 to raise a child, and that's just for essentials. Do you really need to add these items to the tab?
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6 things you shouldn't sell at a garage sale
Your garage is probably the most convenient place to stage a sale, but it may not be the most profitable.
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State Fair Crews Deep Fried by Extreme Heat
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Twinkies and corn dogs aren't the only things being deep fried at the State Fair. Contractors feel the burn, working in extreme heat to finish the job on schedule. With that in mind, don't blame Nick
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Obama aims to lift college graduation rates, but his tools are few
Obama has stated a goal of retaking the world lead in college graduation rates by 2020. The US ranks behind 11 countries in the share of young workers with associate's degrees.
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How to manage mail to avoid unnecessary debt
By managing mail and e-mail carefully, people can use these services to pay debt on time, avoid unnecessary debt and stay on top of bills.
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Sweet Treats A Bonus For Fair's Pie Lady
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From funnel cakes to corn dogs, the State Fair's a world of good eats. But one woman may have the tastiest volunteer job of all.
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New Playground at Lake Hastings
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The community of Hastings comes together to build a new playground at Lake Hastings in just six hours.
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Tickets On Sale with Fairgrounds '99 Percent' Complete
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Construction on the new facilities is 99 percent complete as tickets go on sale. Buying early will save money and get you in big shows at no extra cost.
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State Fair, Big Ten Moves Boost NU Research
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A beef geneticist with a passion to apply research to the farm, Dr. Ronnie Green builds on Nebraska's strengths as a leader in grain and livestock production.
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State Fair Prompts Hall County Fair Changes
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With $42 million worth of massive construction underway at Fonner Park, it's hard to miss the State Fair move. But what has snuck up on many is another fair on the move.
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The 10-minute speed clean
Here's how to make quick work of your dirty work and get your house guest-ready in 10 minutes flat.
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Must-try foods of the world
Your guide to not eating in a tourist trap when you're traveling.
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Can hands-on prayer help heal?
The experiences of 24 Mozambicans in a study suggest that "proximal intercessory prayer," in which the healer is in close proximity to the patient, may be a useful complement to Western medical practice.
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50 years old and broke: now what?
What do you do if you find yourself close to retirement, but far from your savings goals?
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I can't believe it's oil!
Oil is in more than you think. These common products are all petroleum based.
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6 new credit scams to watch out for
One of the best ways to protect your finances is by being aware of the latest financial schemes being perpetrated by con artists. Here are six new credit scams to be on the lookout for.
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Home appliances get tough new efficiency standards
Industry and environmentalist groups have agreed on tougher efficiency standards for home appliances that, over the next 30 years, could save enough energy to power 40% of American homes for a year.
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U.S. military surgeons saving children's lives in Afghanistan
During an attack on an Afghanistan village, shrapnel sliced into a 5-year-old girl's skull, almost killing her. U.S. military helicopter pilots flew her to a hospital at Bagram Airfield, where a U.S. neurosurgeon...
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Practical Shoot Like "Racing with Guns"
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Dirty Harry would be proud as shooters don't just hit targets but do it on the run. You don't have to go to Hollywood for this shootout, it's right here in the tri-cities.
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4 ways to make dinnertime work
Unless you clone yourself or hire a personal chef, cooking up a nutritious, delicious, low-stress dinner every night is next to impossible. Or is it?
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I want to cut back on spending, but I need the money... help!
I wanted to cut back on credit card charges, but now I'm always at the ATM. How can I find a balance?
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Making friends when you are an adult male
It seems easy for boys to make friends, but what happens when they grow up? Learn how to make friends and how they can benefit your health.
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How to make your child a millionaire
So you want your kid to be a millionaire. Who doesn't? Here are a few tips to get your youngster on the road to riches.
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Changes to credit reporting take effect July 1
If you find errors on your credit report, you have the right to dispute them, and a new set of rules impacting the dispute process will go into effect July 1. Here's what you need to know.
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Britain bans doctor who linked autism to vaccine
The doctor whose research linking autism and the vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella influenced millions of parents to refuse the shot for their children was banned Monday from practicing medicine in his native Britain.
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8 occupations with increased demand
From the looks of these numbers, an economic recovery may be on the way sooner than later for many industries.
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