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    Traveling with pets requires time, money

    Travel for humans during the holidays is tough enough: long lines, crowds, extra bags full of presents. Throw a pet in the mix, and it's a recipe for disaster.

  • Country music star Tim McGraw announces a multialbum deal with Big Machine Records, officially ending his rocky relationship with Curb Records, during a news conference at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on Monday, May 21, 2012, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

    Tim McGraw: Country superstar looks to rev up career on new label

    Tim McGraw has chosen a new record label run by an old friend. The country music superstar has signed a multialbum deal with Scott Borchetta's Big Machine Records, officially ending his acrimonious relationship with his only previous label, Curb Records.

  • Tim McGraw looks to rev up career with Big Machine

    Tim McGraw has chosen a new record label run by an old friend.

  • No-name North Dakota? At least for NCAA tournament

    This is the time of the year when a Gopher will take on a Terrier, a Greyhound can get beat by an inanimate object like a Buckeye and there are more Lions, Tigers and Wildcats loose than any local zoo would know what to do with.

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  • Baldwin apologizes to passengers, not airline

    Alec Baldwin issued an apology Wednesday to fellow passengers on an American Airlines flight that was delayed by his refusal to stop playing a cellphone game _ but stopped short of apologizing to the airline or the flight attendant he later mocked on Twitter.

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A car is submerged by floodwater Sunday in Hightstown, N.J., after Hurricane Irene caused Peddie Lake to overflow. Flooding problems erupted across New Jersey as the storm passed and caused multiple road closures.

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  • Glenn Beck describes his upcoming "Restoring Courage" rally in Jerusalem as a "nonpolitical, nondenominational gathering to stand up for Israel." (GlennBeck.com)

    Inside the Beltway

    As it rolls forth down the asphalt Monday, President Obama's three-day bus tour of the Midwestern heartland already has earned a nickname. It's "Greyhound One" according to observant wags at Lucianne.com and elsewhere in the conservative blogosphere.

  • Emergency personnel work the scene where a Greyhound bus bound for St. Louis from New York City flipped on its side on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, briefly trapping a woman and injuring about two dozen people, according to authorities, about one mile east of the Lancaster-Lebanon interchange, early Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011, near Manheim, Pa. (AP Photo/Lancaster Newspapers, Dan Marschka)

    Greyhound bus overturns; 14 taken to Pa. hospitals

    The driver of a Greyhound bus bound for St. Louis lost control on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early Saturday, sending the bus careering across the highway and up an embankment before it landed on its side on the interstate, briefly trapping a woman and sending 14 people to hospitals, authorities said.

  • Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, holding a booklet depicting Paul Revere, speaks Thursday with reporters as she tours Boston's North End. (Associated Press)

    PRUDEN: Palin gets it right, you betcha

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  • Freedom Riders Jim Zwerg (left) and Rep. John Lewis pray at the opening ceremony of the Freedom Riders Museum in downtown Montgomery, Ala., on Friday, 50 years after they endured attacks by a mob of segregationists. (Associated Press)

    Freedom Riders return 50 years later

    Freedom Riders who were attacked in Alabama's capital city on May 20, 1961, returned 50 years later to be hailed as heroes and have a museum dedicated at the old bus station where they were confronted by an angry white mob.

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    Crisis counselors have been brought in to help stunned co-workers of a Costa Mesa maintenance worker who jumped to his death from the roof of City Hall an hour after he was called in to get his layoff notice.

  • Blues legend Eddie Kirkland dies in Fla. wreck

    An 88-year-old blues legend known as the "Gypsy of the Blues" was killed in Florida when his car turned into the path of a Greyhound bus.

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    Filmmaker Stanley Nelson says his new documentary about the courageous activists who defiantly opposed the 1960s segregation of the South may help inspire a new generation of youth.

  • California Highway Patrol officers investigate the crash of a Greyhound bus on Highway 99 in Fresno, Calif., that killed at least six people and injured many others on Thursday, July 22, 2010. (AP Photo/Gary Kazanjian)

    6 dead in Calif. Greyhound bus crash

    A Greyhound bus carrying 47 people and traveling to Sacramento from Los Angeles crashed on a highway in California's Central Valley on Thursday, killing six and injuring many others.

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