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Category: National
Experts say hookah can be just as dangerous as smoking cigarettes
The United States may be winning the war on cigarettes. After decades of public service announcements about the dangers of smoking, fewer teens are lighting up.
Air passengers face ‘14,000 hours’ of delays over French strike
Thousands of travelers are facing long delays and cancellations as a strike by French air traffic controllers intensifies, wreaking havoc with flight schedules across Europe.
Mike Rowe on ‘PR campaign for hard work’
Mike Rowe says he didn’t consciously seek a cause to support — it found him.
Bills helping minimum-wage workers clear first hurdles
About 1.5 million full-time, year-round workers or about 14 percent of people in California, according to U.S. Census data, are paid the $8 minimum wage.
Bomber pilot helped land airliner after captain fell ill
It sounds like the plot from an old movie: airline crew members make this passenger announcement, “Is anyone on board a pilot?”
Man hunted by FBI charged with illegal device possession
The man arrested near the Golden Gate Bridge after dangerous materials were found in his home was charged with possession of an illegal device Tuesday.
Facebook pressed to return money from ads promoting Syrian President’s page
Facebook is facing pressure to return money it accepted to run ads promoting its page for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s presidential campaign.
Four school stabbing victims in critical condition; teen suspect charged as adult
A teenage boy wielding two kitchen knives went on a stabbing rampage at his high school in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, early Wednesday, before being tackled by an assistant principal, authorities said.
Army’s ban on dreadlocks; other styles seen as offensive to some African-Americans
The U.S. Army’s new ban on many types of ethnic hairstyles has African-American women who wear their coifs in dreadlocks, braids and cornrows in a twist.

