"Big and Little. -- Among the great variety of birds, beasts and fish that decorate our oyster shops and decoy the hungry, many curiosities are there to be found.

"At yesterday among a vast collection of birds, ducks, squirrels, and oysters, there was the very fattest buck, and the very smallest sturgeon. The former was almost as fat, both within and without, as a prize sheep at Christmas...

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Sam Monismith was prepped and ready to begin his colonoscopy when health workers brought the university professor awkward news: His insurance wasn't going to cover the colon cancer check. They wanted a signed promise to pay, or the test was off.

Monismith hesitated only b...

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Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's largest maker of personal computers and printers, promised to reduce its global energy use 20 percent by 2010.

The cut, from 2005 levels, includes changes to operations, product design and packaging, and its su...

Sen. Byron Dorgan, a Democrat from the farming state of North Dakota, wants to turn the clock back on trade relations between the U.S. and China.

Appearing as a witness at a Senate Finance Committee hearing Tuesday, Dorgan called on Congress to rescind normal trade relations with China, echoing a bill he introduced last month with Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio. I...

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JJohn and Elizabeth Edwards managed to keep smiling last week as their lives once again took a terrible turn. The former senator talked about the importance of s...

Doctors, nurses, patients and listeners of all 3 stations shared their amazing stories live on the radio for all to experience, the stations reported. Heroes were at large putting on a brave face as they re-lived their compelling stories. A vast array of emotions were expressed creating an even better understanding of how vital McMaster Children’s Hospital is to everyone in our community.

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