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Google? (Score:2)
If you haven't seen it yet, news.google.com [google.com], while still in beta, is nice. I've kind of become a junkie. It's a search engine that pulls from news sources all over the world. To be frank, I hardly ever use my "news" bookmarks any more.
Re:Google? (Score:2)
I've been glancing at it today a little more often; I'm sure it will be better tonight when there's more to report, but I have to admit I chuckled a bit when I saw this morning's headline: "Bush votes GOP." Slow news day so far, I guess. ;)
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