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Ex-neighbor's testimony leads to motion for mistrial in Peterson case | VIDEO Accusing the prosecution of ''intentionally bringing before the jury evidence the court had excluded,'' defense attorneys for Drew Peterson asked for a mistrial on Wednesday. Some Chicago charter schools back in session | VIDEO The calendar may say August 1, but it is time for some students to go back to school. Water main breaks near Union Station It could be slow going around Union Station Wednesday as crews repair a broken water main. Cowboy bank robber holds up NW Side branch The search was on Wednesday for a cowboy hat-wearing bank robbery suspect. Person of interest in CPS basketball star's shooting death Chicago police say they are questioning a person of interest in connection with the shooting death of former CPS basketball star Michael Haynes. Man found electrocuted on Blue Line tracks Investigators in Chicago are trying to figure out what happened to an unidentified man who was found electrocuted on the Chicago Transit Authority's train tracks. MORE STORIES Strange News 30-foot RV crashes into swimming pool Police: Drunken man gets into dozing couple's bed Company: French perfume could help weight loss Man proposes at Wrigley, girlfriend getting beer Riders rescued from stuck 'Superman' roller coaster | VIDEO Consumer Chicago-area gas utilities seek to raise rates US hotels to raise prices Quick security lines for some Delta, US Airways flyers Consumer Reports: Extra-virgin olive oil? Think again Big increase in Chicago home prices Healthbeat Cavities a big problem with kids Is gluten your problem? Or faddish eating? Cataract surgery may lower hip fracture risk More Americans suffer multiple chronic health issues Study: Fibroid recurrence more likely in young women MOST POPULAR McKayla Maroney, Gabby Douglas lead US gymnastics to gold Hammond pastor fired amid investigation Snoop Lion, aka Snoop Dogg, to release reggae album Paralyzed registered sex offender shot to death in driveway Ex-neighbor's testimony leads to motion for mistrial in Peterson case All Most Popular

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Wednesday's Daily Brief: Did Mitt Pay No Taxes?

Wednesday, August 1, 2012 Harry Reid: Romney 'Didn't Pay Any Taxes For 10 Years' BOOKS Gore Vidal Dead At 86 SPORTS U.S. Gymnastics Takes Gold In Women's Team Final POLITICS Florida Mogul: I Was 'Personally Responsible' For Bush's 2000 Victory SPORTS 8 Badminton Players Accused Of Throwing Matches TECHNOLOGY Teenager Tweets Picture Of Man Dying But Doesn't Stop To Help BLOG POSTS David Bromwich: Romney, Netanyahu, and George Washington's Warning What does it signify, for an American like Mitt Romney, unskilled in international politics and innocent of the complexities of the Middle East, to back the pressure now being exerted by Benjamin Netanyahu against the advice of the American president and against the advice of high-ranking intelligence and military officers in Israel? It means that Romney is not friend of Israel so much as he is a friend of Netanyahu. Or rather, for Romney, as for the billionaires he had in tow on his Israel trip, the personal is political. For them, Netanyahu is Israel. Sen. Harry Reid: Republicans Renew War on Women Asking American women to continue denying themselves the care they need is unacceptable. Only by focusing on America's best interest, rather than our own political interests, will we have a stronger, healthier future together. Jesse Kornbluth: Gore Vidal (1925-2012): He Did It His Way (And Loved Every Minute) Vidal had no self-doubt. He used his legendary intellect in the service of opinions that drew blood. Feuds thrilled him. And he never lost the swagger that comes from knowing that -- at least in his youth -- he was a stunner. Want a guided tour? Dr. Peggy Drexler: How to Talk to Kids About the New Normal Sexuality is a big deal. But when talking about gay, straight, or anything else, the principles of how we want to teach our kids to live are the same as any other discussion about growing up right: Practice kindness and love and treat others as you'd like to be treated. Plain and simple. Sec. Kathleen Sebelius: Giving Women Control Over Their Health Care Women's health decisions shouldn't be made by politicians or insurance companies. Rather than wasting time refighting old political battles, this Administration is moving forward and putting women in control of their own health care.

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Worst Leaks Since 9/11

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