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When you're a fan of video games, it's hard to turn on the news and hear something that won't turn your stomach. Headlines have read everything from cop-killers being brainwashed by Grand Theft Auto to racing games making you drive like a maniac....

SAADA, Yemen - He heard the military helicopters coming, Dr Ali al-Wadiee told Seattle Times in al-Ruzamat, a small village amid the volcanic mountains of Yemen's remote north, near the border with Saudi Arabia.

"There were several loud explosions," he said, but the doctor

didn't know how many helicopters dropped their payloads in al-Naqa'ah on the Yemeni side of the border.

Norman J. Ornstein is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute for public policy research. He also serves as an election analyst for CBS News, writes a weekly column called "Congress Inside Out" for Roll Call newspaper and co-authored the book The Broken Branch with Thomas E. Mann, among others.

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Job cuts loom in the East Bay and elsewhere in the Bay Area, as Wells Fargo & Co. and NovaStar Mortgage Inc. cope with mortgage ailments that have afflicted the struggling housing market.

San Francisco-based Wells Fargo plans to cut 71 jobs in Concord, part of a tot...

MONTREAL, March 21 /CNW Telbec/ - If people in their twenties or thirtiesare counting on a baby-boomer's inheritance to optimize their savings andretirement, they may well be disappointed. According to a recent survey byCROP within the framework of the 2007 AXA Retirement Scope, some 58% ofCanadians who are currently working (the "actives") intend to spend the moneythey have saved rather than ...

"From that point on I felt relevant in his life, that I was the one he could count on," said Howard St. John Hunt, now 52, who is called St. John.

It also was a turning point for St. John's brother and two sisters. They learned their father wasn't just a Washington advertising executive and former diplomat. He was an ex-CIA agent and veteran of the ill-fated Cuban Bay of Pigs operation ...