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Today in History - Nov. 21
- Today is Saturday, Nov. 21, the 325th day of 2009. There are 40 days left in the year.
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Germany stunned by Enke's suicide death
- The suicide death of Robert Enke left Germany stunned Wednesday, sending the soccer-obsessed country into mourning and leaving the national team without its top goalkeeper for next year's World Cup.
- The suicide death of Robert Enke left Germany stunned Wednesday, sending the soccer-obsessed country into mourning and leaving the national team without its top goalkeeper for next year's World Cup.
Germany goalkeeper hit by train left suicide note
- The German goalkeeper who was struck and killed by a train left a suicide note, police said, and Robert Enke's widow says he had been suffering from depression.
Widow: Germany goalkeeper Enke was depressed
- The German goalkeeper who was struck and killed by a train left a suicide note, police said, and Robert Enke's widow says he had been suffering from depression.
Police: Germany goalkeeper Enke left suicide note
- Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke left behind a suicide note, police said Wednesday, one day after the 32-year-old was hit by a train.
- Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke left behind a suicide note, police said Wednesday, one day after the 32-year-old was hit by a train.
Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke dies at age 32
- A goalkeeper expected to play for Germany at the World Cup died after being hit by a train in what police suspect is a suicide. He was 32.
- A goalkeeper expected to play for Germany at the World Cup died after being hit by a train in what police suspect is a suicide. He was 32.
Obama girls' vaccine: Favoritism or good example?
- With Dad a world leader and Nobel Prize winner, Malia and Sasha Obama surely could have been first in line when vaccinations began for swine flu. They weren't, the White House says. But that hasn't stopped complaints that President Barack Obama's daughters got preferential treatment.
- With Dad a world leader and Nobel Prize winner, Malia and Sasha Obama surely could have been first in line when vaccinations began for swine flu. They weren't, the White House says. But that hasn't stopped complaints that President Barack Obama's daughters got preferential treatment.
Artists and musicians tough out the recession
- The recession has been hard on most of us. But for self-employed, freelance artists in any discipline it's become a dire situation. Jobs and sales have gotten fewer and pay less. And finding another job outside the arts often means giving up an integral part of yourself.
Michael Warren: Congress not interested in probing lawyers scam
- I thought that a multidecade kickback scheme would be an issue ripe for the picking for the “most ethical Congress in history,” but Washington proved me wrong again.
Controversy blurs King’s vision
- An altercation between black teens and a white woman on a bus, a noose placed by a black firefighter in a firehouse, charges of discrimination in the police department unveiled in an ongoing federal lawsuit, and the arrest of a 7-year-old black child stoked racial tensions in a divided city.
- An altercation between black teens and a white woman on a bus, a noose placed by a black firefighter in a firehouse, charges of discrimination in the police department unveiled in an ongoing federal lawsuit, and the arrest of a 7-year-old black child stoked racial tensions in a divided city.
Lawmakers: Include nooses as hate-crime symbols
- Hanging a noose could become a hate crime in Maryland under a proposal by some lawmakers who say nooses have replaced white hoods and burning crosses as symbols of racial intimidation.
Hate crimes rose 8 Percent in 2006
- Hate crime incidents in the United States rose last year by nearly 8 percent, the FBI reported Monday, as racial prejudice continued to account for more than half the reported instances.
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