Fay released from Singapore prison after 83 days
Michael Fay, the American teen jailed in Singapore for vandalism, walked out pale and thinner after 83 days. He said he is happy to be out, in good health, and eager to return home, following four strokes of the cane, a four month term, and a fine of about $2,244 for spraying cars.
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EPA seeks June ruling on ethanol fuel expansion plan
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Dreams of Bill Clinton crowdsourced in odd memoirs
In a humorous portrait of public fascination, readers recount dreams featuring President Clinton. The collection, titled Dreams of Bill, includes 23 dreamers who met or interacted with him in the White House or other settings, with varied scenarios from romance to dinner to odd jobs.
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