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USA April 30, 2010 US economy grew 3.2% in first quarter The US economy grew 3.2 percent in the first three months of this year as consumer spending ticked up, the Commerce Department said on Friday.
USA April 30, 2010 Immigration debate shakes US to the core From the deck of New York Harbor's tour boat the Statue of Liberty looks as welcoming today as when greeting new immigrants a century ago.
USA April 29, 2010 Florida governor bolts Republican Party for lone Senate run Florida Governor Charlie Crist on Thursday dropped his bid for the state Republican Party's Senate nomination, announcing he would run an independent bid under no party banner in November's election.
USA April 29, 2010 Oscar winner Bullock divorces husband, adopts a baby: People Oscar-winner Sandra Bullock has filed for divorce from husband Jesse James after a string of lurid revelations linking the reality TV star to a stripper, People magazine reported Wednesday.
USA April 29, 2010 Obama says Arizona immigration law is 'polarizing' President Barack Obama criticized Arizona's controversial new immigration law, which opponents fear could lead to ethnic profiling, saying it was "polarizing."
USA April 29, 2010 US Senate breaks logjam on Wall Street overhaul The US Senate unanimously agreed to take up the most sweeping finance industry overhaul since the Great Depression of the 1930s, President Barack Obama's top legislative goal.
USA April 29, 2010 German hotel hits back at Laura Bush 'poison' theory A German hotel where then US President George W. Bush stayed in 2007 angrily rejected Thursday claims by his wife Laura Bush of possible poisoning, accusing her of a publicity stunt for her memoirs.
USA April 29, 2010 US oil spill a 'national' disaster The US Thursday declared the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico a disaster of "national significance" as heavy onshore winds threatened to blow the slick onto the fragile Louisiana coast.
USA April 29, 2010 New York Times reporter subpoenaed over book on CIA The US government is seeking to compel an author to testify about his confidential sources for a 2006 book he wrote about the Central Intelligence Agency, The New York Times reported Thursday.
USA April 29, 2010 Apple chief makes case against Adobe Flash software Apple chief executive Steve Jobs took his case against Adobe's Flash software public on Thursday, arguing that the product is a flop on touchscreen gadgets such as the iPhone and iPad. 
USA April 21, 2010 Ramping Up for Earth Day - letter from Joe Biden We’ve been celebrating Earth Day for 40 years now, but the truth is that tomorrow may be the first one when we are truly able to say that we have started down the road to a real clean energy economy -- and a better world for our kids.
USA April 20, 2010 'Train Your Dragon' claws back to top box office Critically-acclaimed animation adventure "How to Train Your Dragon" clawed back to the top of the North American box office this weekend, early industry figures showed Sunday.
USA April 20, 2010 Fog, rain delay shuttle's return to Earth Shuttle Discovery astronauts delayed their return to Earth until Tuesday after twice being waved off attempts to land in Florida because of rain and fog, NASA said.
USA April 20, 2010 Toyota to pay record US fine, announces Lexus recall Toyota agreed Monday to pay a record 16.4 million dollar fine for hiding gas pedal defects and announced yet more recalls as the US government warned it was not done investigating the Japanese automaker.
USA April 19, 2010 Discovery readies return to Earth Discovery astronauts prepare to return to Earth Monday after a successful supply mission to the International Space Station, leaving NASA's shuttle program with just three more flights.
USA 19 kwietnia, 2010 300 tysięcy dolarów za nieoddane książki Pracownicy najstarszej biblioteki w Nowym Jorku odkryli ze zdumieniem, że pierwszy prezydent USA Jerzy Waszyngton pożyczył stamtąd dwie książki, których nigdy nie oddał. Jak zauważa portal BBC News, kara za nieoddanie książek wyniosłaby dziś 300 tys. dolarów.
USA April 19, 2010 Toyota to pay $16.4 mln fine: US official Japanese auto giant Toyota was expected to sign legal documents Monday, agreeing to pay the US government a record fine of nearly 16.4 million dollars for concealing gas pedal defects.
USA April 17, 2010 President Obama's trip to Poland has been cancelled White House press secretary Robert Gibbs announced at 2:52 p.m. that the President's trip to Poland has been cancelled due to the conditions caused by volcanic ash in Iceland.

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