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  • Connecticut power plant blast kills 5
  • State and federal investigators were expected to launch an investigation Monday at a Connecticut power plant where an explosion killed at least five people and injured more than two dozen, authorities said.
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  • Round II coming for snowy mid-Atlantic
  • As the mid-Atlantic tried to dig itself out of a record-setting blizzard, a second weather system lumbered toward it, promising to dump more snow this week.
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  • Endeavour lifts off on two-week mission
  • Mission managers loaded the crew into the space shuttle Endeavour early Monday for a second attempt in as many days at getting into orbit.
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  • Prosecutors: Charges in Jackson's death to be filed Monday
  • Criminal charges relating to Michael Jackson's death last summer will be filed Monday, Los Angeles prosecutors said.
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  • Palin: 2012 bid a possibility
  • Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she would consider a run for president in 2012 if the situation was right for her family and the nation.
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  • Budget hearings mix policy with presentation
  • When President Obama presented his budget for the upcoming fiscal year, he demanded that lawmakers forgo "the same old grandstanding when the cameras are on and the same irresponsible budget policies when the cameras are off."
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  • H1N1 flu continues to kill, CDC warns
  • Federal health officials urged Friday that more Americans get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu virus, sometimes referred to as swine flu, which continues to kill.
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  • 2 planes collide near airport; 3 people killed
  • Two planes collided in midair Saturday in Boulder, Colorado, killing three people, authorities said. A witness said he looked out his window and saw "a giant fireball in the sky."
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  • Intriguing: Female pioneer in space
  • Kathryn Hire: With one woman and five men aboard, the space shuttle Endeavour launched early Monday morning and is heading to the international space station. Endeavour's two-week visit is the first of NASA's five final shuttle missions before the space agency retires its aging space shuttle fleet later this year. It's also the last major construction project on the 11-year-old space station, according to SPACE.com.
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  • Exonerated man, accuser bond
  • For 16 years, Loretta Zilinger loathed Dean Cage for what she believed he did to her when she was 15 years old.
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  • After the gold rush
  • It hasn't been a good year for the black and gold. more >>

  • Treasurys mixed ahead of auctions
  • Treasurys were mixed Monday as investors prepare for a weekly offering of U.S. debt, worth $81 billion, amid ongoing concerns about struggling European economies. more >>

  • The inevitable fix for the deficit
  • The gigantic deficits the Administration is projecting are appalling, and they provide a chilling look at our future: America is hurtling towards a fiscal trap that is forcing us into the only option we'll have to restore budgetary sanity: A Value-Added Tax. more >>

  • Don't be a financial burden on your kids
  • Every generation has its challenges. As boomers, one of our biggest is caring for our long-lived parents, providing both physical and sometimes monetary assistance, even as we're putting our children through college and grad school. more >>

  • Stocks mixed; investors ponder debt concerns
  • Stocks were mixed in early Monday trading as investors remained jittery about Europe's lingering debt problems. more >>

  • For L3C companies, profit isn't the point
  • When organic dairy farmer Vaughn Chase received a letter informing him that processor H. P. Hood would no longer be taking his milk, he feared he'd be forced out of business. more >>

  • Oil rebounds on weaker dollar
  • Oil prices rose above $71 a barrel Monday on a weaker dollar, recovering from last week's losses. more >>

  • Stocks set for early pullback
  • U.S. stocks were headed for a weak start Monday, as investors remain nervous about the debt situation in Europe. more >>

  • Former Merrill chief tapped to head CIT
  • Former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain has been tapped to lead struggling lender CIT Group. more >>

  • Super Bowl ads: An appeal to family
  • Themes in this year's Super Bowl ads ran the gamut from poking fun of emasculated males to take-offs on popular TV shows to a simple appeal to motherly love. more >>

  • Markets: Shaky after the slump
  • Wall Street avoided a bigger walloping late last week, with sellers finally calling it quits after a nearly 10% plunge in less than three weeks. But the week ahead could be pivotal as investors either jump back in - or retreat even further. more >>

  • Prius brake fix near, Toyota tells dealers
  • Toyota Motor notified dealers it is prepared to unveil a solution to problems with the brake system of the popular Prius hybrid sedan, as well as a public relations campaign to try to repair its battered image. more >>

  • Obama's small business plans: Where they stand
  • President Obama has been talking -- a lot -- about what Washington needs to do to help save small businesses. Over the past week, he's introduced a half-dozen different initiatives aimed at unlocking credit, creating jobs and expanding the Small Business Administration's loan programs. more >>

  • 2010 bank failure tally now 16
  • Regulators shuttered a Minnesota bank on Friday night, for the 16th failure of 2010. more >>

  • Goldman's Blankfein collects $9 million bonus
  • Goldman Sachs stunned many in the Wall Street community Friday by awarding chief executive Lloyd Blankfein $9 million as his year-end bonus, far less than many were anticipating, and none of it in cash. more >>

  • Buyer interest in Prius grows. Say what?
  • By now, you've heard that some 2010 Toyota Priuses have a braking problem blamed for several crashes. That sounds scary, but to some it sounds like a deal. more >>

  • Alan Greenspan fights back
  • When the Senate grudgingly reconfirmed Ben Bernanke as Fed chairman two days before his term expired, he was only a stand-in for the man 30 senators were really mad at. "I knew that he would continue the legacy of Alan Greenspan, and I was right," said an angry Jim Bunning, a conservative Republican from Kentucky who voted no. Fumed Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the Senate's only (admitted) socialist: "He said it publicly -- I want to follow in the footsteps of Alan Greenspan. Alan Greenspan's philosophy is a disaster." Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) said Bernanke "helped set the fire that destroyed our economy." Only helped, that is -- and we all know whom he helped. more >>

  • Consumer credit falls for 11th straight month
  • Consumer credit declined in December for the 11th straight month, but the pace slowed considerably, according to a government report released Friday. more >>

  • No Senate deal on consumer financial protection
  • The fate of a consumer financial protection agency was thrown in doubt Friday, as the Senate Banking Committee chief said he planned to push a bill forward without Republican support. more >>

  • Where's the cable guy? Track him and see
  • One day in 2001, Yuval Brisker was stuck at home, expecting a cable TV technician to arrive for a service call. First he waited. Then he waited some more. Brisker reflected that people all over the world were stuck in the same position, wasting hours without knowing when -- or even if -- a service person would show up. more >>

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