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• Canseco’s book fast seller on first day
• Today in history: Feb. 23
• More public colleges requiring health insurance
• Notorious ex-teacher to marry victim
• Ohio mulls bill to counter ‘college liberalism’
• Bush says unaware of Rangers' 'roid use
• Stars deny Canseco's steroid allegations
• Hundreds of immigrants could join suit
• University stops 'adopt-a-sniper' fund-raiser
• Marines miss recruiting target; Iraq cited
• Kansas lawmakers move to ban gay marriage
• Groundhog predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• Remote town finally wired to phone service
• Today in history: Feb. 10
• Today in history: Feb. 7
• First Amendment no big deal, students say
• ‘Missing’ Los Alamos disks never existed
• Canseco credits steroids for his career
• Giambi must admit taking steroids
• Bush's high school plan faces fight in Congress
• Former A's teammate defends McGwire
• After 22 years, Army redoes its duds
• Take MSNBC.com’s live survey
• Greenwell wants Canseco's MVP
• Tejada denies claims that he used steroids
• 21 or 91, show your ID at these stores
• Today in history: Feb. 17
• Today in history: Feb. 14
• McGwire's Hall future is in doubt
• Police: Blood in Detroit home isn’t from Hoffa
• Report calls for more flexibility in tenure system
• Apology, but no admission, from Giambi
• Professor won't back down on 9/11 controversy
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• Today in history: Feb. 25
• Today in history: Feb. 22
• Colleges offer classes on relationships
• Amtrak train hits truck, 4 dead
• MLB unlikely to pursue Canseco allegations
• Students stuck in culture war crossfire
• Judge: Couple can sue over discarded embryo
• N.Y. to appeal ruling against gay marriage ban
• Class rids ‘young'uns’ of Appalachian accent
• Motto for Alaskan school: Russian spoken here!
• Ice probed in corporate jet crash in New Jersey
• Grades go online to get parents involved
• Medics sanctioned for wrongly saying man dead
• Today in history: Feb. 9
• When faith steps out of bounds
• Report: Firefighters taking longer to get to fires
• New York unfurls ‘The Gates’
• Alou says he's ready to defend Bonds
• Calif. school requires radio ID tags for students
• Stick one for the Gipper
• 80 on flight quarantined after woman falls ill
• Embattled Harvard president reveals transcript
• ‘Crazy for You’ or just plain crazy?
• L.A. police revise shooting policy after teen shot
• Tribes’ casino takes nearly double Nevada’s
• Navy’s top officer to retire after 5 years
• Today in history: Feb. 16
• Where's my luggage? Somewhere in Detroit
• U.S. spends more per soldier than ever before
• Forget the denials— and sue Canseco
• Embattled Colorado professor cleared to speak
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• Today in history: Feb. 24
• Today in history: Feb. 21
• Spellings calls for better college information
• How much do we believe Canseco?
• Pedophile priest James Porter dies at 70
• Colleges target undergrads for donations
• Wash. could put end to ‘You got what pierced?’
• Wreck victim recalls using blood for last words
• Steroids will haunt spring training
• Sports and religion
• Study: Young cell phone users drive like retirees
• Instant coffee buzz: $15.6m for ex-model
• Today in history: Feb. 11
• Today in history: Feb. 8
• Rock band's singer takes Fifth in R.I. nightclub fire lawsuits
• Investigators seek cause of deadly bus crash
• Ousted over gay daughter's wedding
• Giambi sorry -- and he’s not the only one
• Selig dismisses criticism of steroid policy
• Teens value college, but many don't get there
• When is a quarter worth more than 25 cents?
• Casino puts weightier waiters on notice
• Reality video: Train seen smashing truck
• La Russa knew Canseco was taking steroids
• Alleged 'diploma mills' flock to Wyoming
• Today in history: Feb. 18
• Today in history: Feb. 15
• Six in minivan survive 400-foot plunge
• Report: MLB ignored FBI's steroid alert
• Hawaii mulls smoking ban for beaches, parks
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• Teen suffers cardiac arrest after Taser shot
• Fat Tuesday arrives, crowds thinner than usual