Winter storm blindsides region with power cuts and delays
A multi state winter storm dumps heavy snow and freezing rain, halting flights at O'Hare and New York area airports while leaving up to 180000 customers without power in Indiana and Illinois. Schools close across the Midwest and Northeast as officials warn of continued outages and dangerous travel. Local officials cite icy outages, wind, and delayed communications as Christmas approaches.
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New England
Lee Longdyke
Pontiac
Mich
Chicago
O’hare
New York City
Milwaukee
Pat Rowe
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Michigan
Mark Brian
Detroit
Toledo Zoo
Madison
Wis
Rochester
Massachusetts
Deval Patrick
Michael Bloomberg
New Hampshire
John Lynch
Duane Janssen
Denver
Midwest
Felt Deep Throat figure in Watergate dies at 95
Mark Felt, longtime FBI executive who exposed himself as Deep Throat and aided The Washington Post in unraveling Watergate, died at 95 in Santa Rosa under hospice care after congestive heart failure. Felt’s secret lasted decades and he finally confirmed the identity in 2005, sparking national reflection on loyalty and the Constitution.
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W. Mark Felt
FBI
Washington Post
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Santa Rosa
John D. O’connor
Vanity Fair
Post
Bob Woodward
Richard Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Washington
Nixon
Deep Throat
O’connor
Woodward
Associated Press
Carl Bernstein
Bernstein
Mark Felt
Edward S. Miller
Reagan
Caylee Anthony remains found in Florida swamp
DNA tests confirmed the tiny remains match Caylee Anthony, but authorities say the cause and time of death remain unknown. Orange County officials note the bones show no trauma while Casey Anthony faces murder charges. investigation of prior search responses continues.
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Fla
Caylee Anthony
Caylee
Orange County
Jan Garavaglia
Kevin Beary
Casey Anthony
Roy Kronk
Sheriff's Office
Kronk
Sheriff’s Office
Beary
Blagojevich vows to stay in office amid arrest
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich declared he will fight corruption charges and refuse to quit. In a three minute downtown Chicago speech he said he did nothing wrong and aims to remain in office despite impeachment momentum and political isolation.
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Chicago
Rod Blagojevich
Blagojevich
Barack Obama
Senate
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Illinois House
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