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Hurricane Irene makes landfall in N.C. Hurricane Irene howled ashore in North Carolina with heavy winds, rain and surf on Saturday on a path threatening the densely populated U.S. East Coast with flooding and power outages. Hurricane Irene to deliver blow to economy As Hurricane Irene roars toward the East Coast â€" _ home to some of the country's most densely populated cities and costliest waterfront real estate â€" _ experts are forecasting a multibillion-dollar disaster. Quake strikes in central Calif. Coastal area A moderate earthquake shook California's central coastal area early Saturday. The quake was widely felt in the region but there were no immediate reports of any injuries or damages. Tripoli smolders as Gadhafi remains elusive Fuel is scarce in Libya's capital after days of fighting that sent Moammar Gadhafi underground, but that didn't stop residents from using gas to set fire to a giant portrait of the toppled leader on Saturday. Arizona shooting suspect's condition worsens The man accused in the Arizona shooting rampage kept himself awake for 50 hours straight after an appeals court stopped forced medication. He walked in circles until he developed sores and then declined antibiotics to treat an infected foot. Already thin, he stopped eating and shed nine pounds. DA: Yogurt store owner put naked employee in box The owner of a Southern California yogurt shop has been charged with attacking an employee, removing her clothes, binding her with tape and locking her in a box. How to use social media during Hurricane Irene You don't have to go too far from home â€" or may not be able to â€" to find out about Hurricane Irene, or to connect with the people you care about. Facebook and Twitter have a lot of help to offer. Sponsored By: Attack on Algerian military academy kills 18 A bomb explosion followed by a suicide attack outside a military academy in Algeria killed at least 18 officers in training Friday, a hospital said. Producer ordered to pay $3 million in sex case A Los Angeles jury orders film producer Jon Peters to pay his former assistant more than $3 million after finding she was subjected to sexual harassment and a hostile workplace. Copyright 2011 msnbc.com RSS URL: http://rss.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032091/device/rss/rss.xml

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