Woman takes stand at Wal-Mart trial

A jury Friday began deliberating the case of a woman who is accused of cutting in line in a Wal-Mart, shoving merchandise and assaulting police officers.

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• Arrests made in ring that sold human fat, Peru says
• Google OS: the end of the hard drive?
• Burned Florida teen having skin graft surgery
• 'New Moon' sets midnight showing record
• Winfrey announces end of 'Oprah'
• Big business for a 'New Moon' romance
• 1969 Alcatraz takeover 'changed the whole course of history'
• Poll: Public shifting blame for recession
• California students occupy buildings to protest fee hike
• Three charged as Comcast hackers
• After suicide takes their loved ones, survivors find purpose
• False alarms prompt space station scare
• Replay 'fairest solution' says Henry
• A primer for 'New Moon' newbies
• World is small for mileage millionaires
• New cervical cancer screening guidelines released
• Prosecution closing in Amanda Knox trial
• Move to where the jobs are
• Man who killed wife while dreaming is freed
• 'Summers were the worst,' says woman in Missouri sex abuse case
• Oprah ending talk show in 2011
• New guidelines: Pap tests should start at age 21
• Georgia mascot Uga VII dies at age 4
• Demonstrators demand justice in Puerto Rico gay teen's slaying
• FIFA turn down Ireland's replay request
• Vicks nasal spray recalled over bacteria
• Soldier defends decision to reveal murders of Iraqi detainees
• Wal-Mart scuffle prompts racism claims

Fans mourn end of 'Oprah'

There will be no more car giveaways, no more tearful interviews and Tom Cruise will have to find someone else's couch to jump on.

• A push to simplify credit card 'gobbledygook'
• Woman takes stand at Wal-Mart trial
• Ex-U.S. official, wife plead guilty in Cuba spy case
• Attorney: Fort Hood suspect to be held in hospital
• Two charged in Arkansas killings
• Amanda Knox tortured, killed roommate, prosecutor says in closing
• Soldier defends decision to reveal murders of Iraqi detainees
• Vicks nasal spray recalled over bacteria
• 'Office' plotlines reflect recession anxieties
• 'Kid at heart' Biel travels to 'Planet 51'
• Senate vote next step on what could be a long road for health care
• Health care rhetoric heats up before key vote
• What to expect in Senate's Saturday health care vote
• 'New Moon' sets midnight showing record
• Right-wing activists storm TV station over 'bias'
• 1969 Alcatraz takeover 'changed the whole course of history'
• 15 arrests in huge match-fixing scandal
• Tips for smart, healthy holiday travel
• California students occupy buildings to protest fee hike
• Football fever turns nasty in Cairo
• Diplomatic row after African playoff
• Rothschild heir to cross Pacific on boat made of plastic bottles
• Baby gorillas in Congo getting a new playpen: Paradise
• Burned Florida teen having skin graft surgery
• World is small for mileage millionaires
• What kind of strength work won't aggravate rotator cuff issue?
• Mandela and Machel voted children's champions
• Three charged as Comcast hackers
• Winfrey announces end of 'Oprah'

Education Reform From the Union Point of View

What do teachers' unions think about being vilified by everyone from Newt Gingrich to Al Sharpton?

• College Students Hit by High-Interest Loans
• Developing A Taste For China’s New Economy
• Why Women Reject the Mammogram Recommendations
• The Legal Fight Over God's Secular Title
• Senate Likely to Thwart Stupak Amendment
• Health Care: Abortion Is Not the Only Moral Issue
• Khamenei Will Be Iran's Last Supreme Leader
• Rudy Giuliani vs. the Federal Courts
• U.S.-China Relationship Is Good for the World
• Small Business: Why Is Mary Kay Thriving in China?
• The Case Against Holds on Political Nominees
• Why Men Leave When Cancer Arrives
• Obama's Man in China: Ambassador Jon Huntsman
• How Sarah Palin Hurts the GOP And the Country
• Sarah Palin's Political Instincts: Hitchens
• Zakaria: Can America Still Innovate?
• Inside Livermore Lab's Race to Invent Clean Energy
• Does Television's Gay Influx Promote Stereotypes?
• As Obama Arrives, China Suffers an Identity Crisis
• Environment: How Much Is a Tree Worth?
• The Beijing Hotspots Obama Won't Visit
• What We Can Learn From 'Sesame Street'
• Clift: Both Parties Abandon Women's Rights
• A Chinese Dissident Artist's Plea to Obama
• Amid Tensions, Japan Already Won America's Respect
• TARP: The Bank Bailout, One Year Later
• When Solving H1N1, Flu Facts Are in Short Supply
• Here Are the Actual Afghan Strategies on the Table
• How the Government Should Support Local Farms

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• Air-France-Absturz: Es geht um Millionen
• Verbraucher: Auch bei Verspätungen müssen Airlines zahlen
• Hurrikan "Katrina": US-Armee für Überflutungen von New Orleans verantwortlich
• Die Kunst des Anderen: Nachruf auf Jeanne-Claude
• Mafiagüter: Italien will Kasse machen
• Toni Musulin: Volksfreund Nummer 1
• Anders als Viagra: Sex-Stimulanz für Frauen
• Urteil in NRW: Bewährungsstrafe für Eltern nach Kinder-Martyrium - Kinderhilfe: "Justizskandal"
• Geringes Vergehen: Verkäuferin stahl Wurstreste und wurde entlassen
• Unfall in Rheinland-Pfalz: Jäger erschießt Jäger
• Fluglärm: Kalifornier verklagt Lufthansa wegen Ehe-Aus
• Raumfahrt: Packesel "Atlantis" auf dem Weg zur ISS
• Jimmy Choo: Lust am hohen Absatz
• Neues vom Planeten MODE: Fotodiebe im Kleiderschrank
• Miroike: Von den Socken
• Designer: Dreckig im besten Sinne
• Treffpunkt Tagesspiegel: Große Bühne für die Mode
• Prêt-á-Porter-Schauen: Handwerksmesse
• Neues vom Planeten MODE: Angstfrei im Pfadfinderlager
• Mode: Prêt-à-porter in Paris: Das geht drunter und drüber
• Modeblogs: 13-Jährige bringt Modewelt zum Zittern
• Mode: London Fashion Week: Mit Trenchcoat in den Club
• London: Eklat um extradürre Models
• Fashion Week: Ein Hauch Fernost durchweht Manhattan
• Wolfgang Joop und die Kunst: Zu Besuch in der Villa Wunderkind
• Modeläden in Berlin: Zieht euch warm an