King Tut, Set for 2nd U.S. Tour, Has New Decree: Money Rules
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The Egyptian government intends to earn $10 million in each U.S. city visited by a new touring exhibition of King Tut artifacts.
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Multiple construction plans were announced at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan. A new phase in the implementation of a large-scale construction program in Turkmenistan was announced by President Saparmurat Niyazov.
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Treasury unveils state guarantee and gives bidders two weeks to reach deal
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The White House campaign has brought a new act to Vegas.
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New York's new AG also wants to be governor. Watch your wallet.
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The US Supreme Court, in a surprise move, is to decide if it is legal to display the Ten Commandments on government property.
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The US says it is targeting a businessman and relatives of leaders of the military regime in new sanctions on Burma.
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The US is set to take control of a local agency amid charges that millions in public money were wasted or stolen.
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Cuba is planning to ban the use of US dollars on the communist Caribbean island in answer to tighter US sanctions. Cuban leader Fidel Castro announced his decision on Monday
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By Kevin J. O'Brien and Thomas  Crampton  Thomas Crampton reported from Paris.  *  In the latest example of a U.S.
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By Serdar Tumgoren, The Dispatch, Gilroy, Calif.  Dec.
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After 26 years, treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun are returning to America. The boy king's artifacts anchor a new museum tour of objects from ancient Egypt's "golden age."
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A fistful of dollars today deserves the royal treatment more than a wad of cash down the road.
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida  - The PGA Tour will return to Washington, D.C. this year as part of a new long-term agreement, officials said Tuesday.
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Gov. Eliot Spitzer of New York is adopting a less combative stance in his second State of the State.
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SEATTLE - Next time you write a check, be prepared for the money to come out of your account in record time. A new law gives banks access to your money within hours.
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WASHINGTON - The US Supreme Court said Tuesday it will hear arguments in two cases that could determine whether government displays of the Ten Commandments are permissible.