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Slain Filipino official caught suspect on camera

Philippine police investigating the New Year's Eve shooting death of a local councilman did not have to look further than the last photograph the victim took.

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IKEA stops selling incandescent light bulbs

Home decor and furniture company IKEA is no longer stocking or selling incandescent light bulbs in its U.S. stores, instead offering longer-lasting and energy-efficient bulbs.

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10 new car companies set to hit the road

Like a big-budget sports team on a free-agent acquisition binge, the car industry has been rapidly acquiring new players. Here are 10 rookies to look out for.

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Video: Reagan, Bush aide’s body found in landfill

Authorities are searching for clues in the murder of John P. Wheeler, a military expert and aide to President Reagan and both Bush administrations, whose body turned up in a Delaware landfill. NBC’s Pete Williams reports. (TODAY show)

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Video: Navy captain suspended for raunchy videos

While the Navy calls the videos "clearly inappropriate" and "not acceptable," an outpouring of support for Captain Honors is lighting up Facebook. NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski reports. (TODAY show)

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Cops: Pakistan governor slain by own guard

The governor of Pakistan's powerful Punjab province has been killed by his own guard in a gun attack in the country's capital, police said.

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Obama set to sign ’21st century’ food safety bill

President Barack Obama is set to sign a $1.4 billion overhaul of the food safety system, giving Washington new power to increase inspections and force companies to recall tainted products.

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Communion hepatitis scare worries church

Hundreds of people may have been exposed to hepatitis A while receiving communion on Christmas Day at a church, health officials said.

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Two-month-old starved to death at shelter

Two family caseworkers have been suspended after a 2-month-old boy starved to death at a Philadelphia homeless shelter.

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Main Pakistan opposition says will not move against PM

Pakistan's Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and his minority government is likely to survive after the main opposition group said on Tuesday it would not push for a no-confidence vote, but without support of a partner which quit at the weekend, will st...

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