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Report: Hacking reporter claims tabloid cover-up A disgraced reporter at the now-defunct British tabloid News of the World said in a letter that phone hacking was "widely discussed" at newspaper meetings, the Guardian reported on Tuesday. First Read: Did Perry go too far? After appearing to outshine Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry might have gone too far in criticizing Obama and the Federal Reserve. Obama to unveil plan to boost rural jobs President Barack Obama will on Tuesday announce fresh steps to boost rural hiring on the second day of a bus tour through the U.S. heartland. Facing unemployment? There's hope â€" in war Red Tape: When firefighter Jadiam Lopez was unable to find work near his home in Miami, he took a job "out of necessity" that once would have been unthinkable: working as a government contractor in Iraq. Video: Will honesty cause twin boys to give up $50K? A Minnesota boy made an incredible $50,000 hockey goal at a charity event. The problem: His twin brother was supposed to take the shot.  Now, the family is waiting to see whether they’ll be allowed to keep the prize. KARE’s Dave Berggren reports. (TODAY) Life Inc.: Play nice, get paid less Life Inc.: Here’s another reason to hate the stereotypical “jerk at work:” He or she may also be earning more money than those of you who choose to be nice. 'Collar bomb' suspect arrested in Kentucky An FBI SWAT team descended on a Louisville suburb to arrest a man authorities say broke into a family's home in Australia and chained a fake bomb to a teenager's neck. Study: 1 hour of TV can shorten life by 22 minutes Watching an hour of TV after the age of 25 can shorten the viewer's life by just under 22 minutes, according to researchers in Australia. 'There's never been anybody like him': Elvis mourned Silent mourners with heads bowed and candles in hand paid their respects to Elvis Presley at his grave at Graceland to mark the 34th anniversary of his sudden death. Riot cops deployed but BART keeps cell service on Riot police were deloyed and protests shuttered all four of San Francisco's downtown stations Monday but Bay Area Rapid Transit did not repeat last week's controversial shutdown of undergound cell phone service. Perry accuses Fed of playing politics Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Monday broadly attacked the Federal Reserve, accusing the agency of manipulating currency for political gain. Report: UK courts to give harsher riot sentences British law enforcement officials have been advised to ignore regular sentencing guidelines and mete out harsher punishments when dealing with those found guilty of rioting last week. China forces surround monastery after monk's death Chinese forces surrounded a monastery where a monk died after setting himself on fire, the AFP news agency reported Tuesday , with one monk saying food, water had been cut off. Court documents: Neighbor killed girl, 3, after pool visit A Missouri man told authorities he suffocated a 3-year-old neighbor he found playing at his swimming pool, then threw her body in a ditch, court documents allege. Mystery deepens over tourist deaths in Thailand An investigation into the mysterious deaths of five foreign tourists in hotels in northern Thailand suggests a link to toxic chemical exposure, according to a government website Tuesday. Copyright 2011 msnbc.com RSS URL: http://rss.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032091/device/rss/rss.xml

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