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August 17, 2011

Free Smartphones? Google's $12.5 Billion Move 'GoogleRola' could mean free smartphones, competition for Apple. More > 'The Situation' Offered (No) Clothing Deal Abercrombie & Fitch offers the MTV star money to not wear its brand. More > Fla. Boy Arrested for School Bomb Plot A Tampa teenager has been arrested and charged with plotting to kill two school officials and 30 students with bombs on the first day of school scheduled for next week in what would have been the most serious school attack since the Columbine massacre. ... [continue] Obama's Rural Job Creation Plan May Simply Shift Resources President Obama announced new economic initiatives the administration said will help create jobs in rural areas, but economists say any gains may be minimal and might even displace jobs in metropolitan areas. ... [continue] More From 'World News' > How U.S. Credit Rating Affects Families Rick Perry Attacks Obama on Jobs Donald Trump Calls Rick Perry 'Impressive' Collar Bomb Suspect: Who Is He? Obama's Bus Made in America? Not Entirely Aruba Suspect Took Out $1.5M Insurance Policy Big Tobacco Calls Graphic Labels Unfair College-Bound Students Not Ready in Basics Vatican Releases Files on Accused Molester Nancy Wake, World War II's 'White Mouse,' Hid Hundreds of Soldiers

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