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Fourth of July traditions

07/01/2011 12:52 pm ET The Macy's Independence Day fireworks display in New York is shown here in 2010. It takes place over the Hudson River and has been televised on NBC since 1976.

ARC Tunnel project cancellation a matter of dollars and cents: NJ governor

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Photos of the day 06/10

06/10/2011 4:47 pm ET Participants in the Wave Gothic Festival laugh together in Leipzig, eastern Germany. The festival is thought to be the world's largest festival for the so-called 'dark culture,' attracting people with outlandish make-up and costumes.

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Photos of the Day 05/24

05/24/2011 3:59 pm ET A member of the Streb Extreme Action Company breaks through a framed panel of mock glass during ground breaking ceremonies for a new Whitney Museum, in New York. The nine-story, metal-clad building, which will include a series of asymmetrical rooftops for outdoor exhibitions facing the High Line and the nearby Hudson River, is designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano and will nearly double the museum's current gallery space.

How Victor Perez saved abducted girl: four tales of everyday heroes

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Space Photos of the Day: An aerial view of planet Earth

02/02/2011 1:20 pm ET Phytoplankton 鈥� microscopic marine organisms that thrive in nutrient-rich cold waters 鈥� form brilliant swirls of green in the Barents Sea north of Norway. The striking turquoise color is caused in part by sunlight reflecting off of chlorophyll in the phytoplankton, which, like terrestrial plants, use photosynthesis to create carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water.

Why scientists are trying to rebuild oyster colonies

Attack in Riverside Park by homeless man with scissors

Boston airport tests radar to avoid bird strikes

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Jihadis took over their towns. Many distrust Mali鈥檚 rulers just as much.

Central American politicians offer fewer freedoms to win more votes

Seeing an 鈥榚xistential鈥� struggle, Iran cracks down hard on protests

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