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WASHINGTON -- On the remote western coast of Alaska, three small Native Alaskans villages are literally melting into the Arctic Ocean. Scientists blame warmer temperatures due to climate change. So the land is just being chewed away, houses are dropping in and frankly they are one big storm away from being comp
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USA Today has dropped plans to have conservative author Ann Coulter write a daily column from the Democratic convention. The newspaper dropped Coulter in a dispute over the first column she had written about the Democrats. It was just differences over editing of a fairly ordinary kind, USA Today Editorial Page Editor Brian Galla
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