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Scott Rasmussen discusses the latest poll results on the health care law on The Kudlow Report.

According to her publisher, Nora Ephron, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind such hits as “When Harry Met Sally” and “Sleepless in Seattle” has died. She was 71.

Thousands evacuated in parts of Florida as Tropical Storm Debby pushes coastal waters inland.

College football will finally have a playoff. Come 2014, the BCS is dead. A committee of university presidents on Tuesday approved a plan for a four-team playoff put forward by commissioners of the major football conferences.

The Air Force Academy evacuated some campus residents Tuesday night as heavy smoke billowed from a wildfire north of Colorado Springs. The AP’s John Mone reports what officials are calling “a fire storm of epic proportions.”

Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel was nominated in New York’s congressional primary on Tuesday. The 82-year-old Rangel defeated four challengers after facing ethics allegations and while running in a largely redrawn district.

Jerry Sandusky’s son describes being sexually abused as an 8-year-old boy by the former Penn State assistant coach on a police interview tape obtained by NBC News.

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From “The Weekly Standard”: News channel France 24 hosted a panel Monday night to discuss Egypt’s first civilian president, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsi. One of the guests on the panel, via satellite from Cairo, was Nader Amram, a member

CBS: President Obama made a surprise visit to the historic Varsity diner in Georgia on Tuesday, treating his staff to chili dogs for lunch, and taking photos with excited diner cashiers and cooks, as well as patrons, including an Air

WRTV Channel 6. — INDIANAPOLIS: Gross says about a quarter to a third of the contents spilled on the floor, leaving him frantically trying to gather up as much as he could while anxious passengers waited behind him. “She didn’t

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FOX NEWS: GOP senators are putting the pressure on Attorney General Eric Holder to appoint a special counsel to investigate whether the White House is responsible for national security leaks.

The event, in Concord, NC, is now in danger of being cancelled due to lack of funds from the DNC.

Rep. Jan Schakowsky at the Take Back the American Dream conference June 18, 2012