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BREAKING NEWS: North Korean Leader Kim Jong Il Has Reportedly Died

Kim Jong Il, North Korea's leader who may have suffered a stroke in 2008, has died at 69, state television reported.

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'No Merry Christmas,' U.S. House Members Told

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Members of the House of Representatives are being told that no holiday greetings, including "Merry Christmas," can be sent out in official mail.

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Drs. Siegel and Samadi weigh in

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Feinberg Forecast: BFCA, SAG, and HFPA Somewhat Clarify (and Clear) Playing Field

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Awards Box Office: 'Tinker Tailor' Shakes Off Golden Globe, SAG Snubs

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Last US troops leave Iraq; Czech's Velvet Revolution leader dies; Boehner says House GOP won't vote for tax cut extension; and more from The Slatest.

The Slatest: December 18, 2011

Boehner: No Deal on Tax Cut Extension After All

After Senate passes two-month tax cut and unemployment benefit extension, Republican House members say they won't pass the bill.

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Last US Troops Leave Iraq

Under the cover of darkness, the last convoy moves into Kuwait, ending 9-year-war.

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Vaclav Havel, Czech's Velvet Revolution Leader, Dead at 75

Unlikely leader and playwright aligned his country with the West after fall of USSR.

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Flash Floods in Philippines Kill Hundreds

Torrential tropical storm Washi kills 430 in the south, sweeping whole villages into the sea.

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Egyptian Military Escalates Violence in Cairo, Killing Protesters

Army continues bloody crackdown on protesters, signaling shift in response.

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'Sherlock,' 'Alvin' Off to Grinch-Like Start in More Bad News for Movie Biz

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	December 18, 2011
	Box Office Report: 'Sherlock,' 'Alvin' Off to Grinch-Like Start in More Bad News for Movie Biz Domestic box office revenues dip for third weekend in a row; one bright spot is "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol," which rakes in $13.6 million in limited IMAX sneaks and opens to a sizzling $68.2 million overseas.
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Film Review: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

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