Enron's deregulation fight

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WASHINGTON, January 6, 2003 — Efforts to deregulate the nation's electricity market began with the 1978 Public Utility Regulatory Policies A

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Inkling of concern: Chemicals in tattoo inks face scrutiny

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New research finds chemicals in tattoo inks: Including some toxic metals, and one of the most potent skin carcinogens

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The FCC's strange non-profit

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Singing protesters try to block foreclosure in Brooklyn courtroom

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Major developer faces foreclosure or bankruptcy

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Fatal Texas shooting highlights struggle to regulate replica guns

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Texas shooting highlights struggles to regulate pellet guns, BB guns and toys

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Body brokers leave trail of questions, corruption

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Human tissue trafficking ring covers up unauthorized use of a person killed in a murder-suicide.

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Many Americans left behind in the quest for cleaner air

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