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Commercial pilots who want to carry guns in the cockpit would have to undergo psychological and background checks before being selected for a five-day training program under a plan announced Wednesday by the Transportation Security Administration.CBS News Correspondent John Hartge reports that the first training class for 48 pilots could begin as soon as a month from now. But TSA h
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Very few people really love Enterprise, the Star Trek prequel series that aired for four years. Until its final season, this show seemed to be struggling with the worst elements of both prequels and sequels, given its confusing time-travel storyline. But on the Blu-ray special features, the show creators blame the studio. Top image: The Light Works According to
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