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Judge tosses suit of Mass. man fired for smoking
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a lawn care worker fired for smoking on his own time.

Preparing for rainy Jerabek Run
Alison Struve spoke with the local Marine’s father about the memorial run in Hobart.

Obama says worst of recession may be over
Using better-than-expected jobs numbers to press his top domestic priority, President Barack Obama is arguing that overhauling the health care system is essential to the country’s economic well-being. Republicans said the high unemployment rate – 9.4 per cent in July – shows how families and businesses are struggling [...]

Clinton moves to remake ties with South Africa
The pair were holding talks on Saturday in the port city of Durban, a day after Clinton and South Africa’s foreign minister pledged to start a new era of cooperation in fighting HIV/AIDS and climate change and begin a strategic dialogue.

Flu call centre breaches age rules
A call centre providing the Government’s National Flu Pandemic Service for England has breached guidance for employing under-18s by allowing 16-year-olds to work past 10pm, it has emerged.

Pitchman Billy Mays cocaine use contributed to death
Television pitchman Billy Mays used cocaine days before his heart attack and the drug’s use helped kill him, a Florida county medical examiner said Friday.

Schools brace for swine flu
The government said Friday that schools should only close this fall if large numbers of students have swine flu, and could allow their sick kids to return 24 hours after a fever is gone.

Breastfeeding doll
There is a lot of mixed reaction over a new doll that teaches little girls how to breastfeed.

French drugmaker Sanofi Pasteur starts testing swine flu vaccine in 2,000 people in the US
French drugmaker Sanofi Pasteur began human trials of its swine flu vaccine this week in about 2,000 people in the United States, the company said Friday – becoming the third company conducting clinical trials on swine flu vaccines.

Japan Airlines Books $1 Billion Loss in 1Q
Japan Airlines passenger planes park on the tarmac of Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, Friday, Aug.