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South Korea ex-president commits suicide

Former President Roh Moo-hyun, embroiled in a penetrating corruption investigation, leaped to his death Saturday - a shocking fall from grace for a man whose rags-to-riches rise took him from rural poverty to Seoul's presidential Blue House. He was 62.

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Red River flood is finally over

Red River flood is finally over

The National Weather Service says the Red River dropped below flood stage at 2:30 a.m. in Fargo-Moorhead after 61 days. The river rose above the 18-foot flood stage on March 20.

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Klobuchar: 'We have to keep people safe'

Klobuchar: 'We have to keep people safe'

The governors of Minnesota and North Dakota, as well as members of Congress, met with the Army Corps of Engineers in Washington today. They were there to talk about permanent flood protection along the Red River in the north.
by Tom Crann

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The moral strain of flu

Ethics columnist Randy Cohen says the flu draws moral lines in the community. Will you stay home from work even if it means giving up precious sick days? Do you seek your own stash of Tamiflu to protect yourself and your family?

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