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Most Popular Stories Jermaine Jones disqualified from 'Idol' Jermaine Jones has been disqualified from the competition for concealing arrests from the show's producers. Goldman exec quits with scathing public rebuke of the firm Greg Smith's essay in The New York Times says Goldman has lost its "moral fiber." Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children A tour bus carrying Belgian students crashed into a wall in a Swiss tunnel, killing 28. Strong quakes shake Japan, but no apparent damage A series of earthquakes rattled Tokyo and northeast Japan late Wednesday evening, but caused no apparent damage or injury. Carmelo's agent: Client doesn't want out According to one newspaper, Carmelo Anthony wants a new coach for the Knicks. Anthony's agent denies that or that he wants a trade. View more...
Most Popular Galleries Day in celebrities These stars aren't afraid of risky change The life and career of Tiger Woods Advertisement < Most Popular Videos Crash in Swiss tunnel kills at least 28 people Plane rolls of Atlanta taxiway, no injuries Teams that could bust your bracket Most Popular Community Posts Jermaine Jones disqualified from 'Idol' Jermaine Jones has been disqualified from the competition for concealing arrests from the show's producers. Carmelo's agent: Client doesn't want out According to one newspaper, Carmelo Anthony wants a new coach for the Knicks. Anthony's agent denies that or that he wants a trade. Wyoming tribe gets OK to kill 2 bald eagles A Wyoming Indian tribe has received federal approval to kill two bald eagles for religious ceremonies, the Associated Press reports. Goldman exec resigns, blasts firm as 'toxic' In a scathing column in The New York Times, the executive director of Goldman Sachs resigns, blasting the firm's 'toxic" environment. Obama team uses bad poll numbers to raise cash President Obama's re-election is using bad polls to try to raise campaign cash. Sponsored Links To forward this e-mail to a friend, please click here. You are currently subscribed to this newsletter with the address: cabuyano.mistitulares@blogger.com. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please click here. Manage Subscriptions FAQs Contact Us Advertise Home Delivery Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2012 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Co. Inc. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108