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  • Apple's co-founder, on medical leave since January, said he could no longer do his job. The company said he will be replaced by Tim Cook, the company's chief operating officer. Jobs was elected Apple's chairman.
  • Attorney General Eric Holder told relatives of people who died in the Sept. 11 attacks that a preliminary criminal investigation into the allegations had been opened. But even if the hacking took place on U.S. soil, investigators could run into trouble with the statute of limitations.
  • A park in Montana enlists animals that have had close contact with humans to help prevent other bears from getting hooked on human food. For 60 minutes, a bear will poke, prod and smash supposedly bear-resistant coolers, trash cans and more — and if they can't get in, the products pass the test.
  • Catch the buzz: Commentator Miles Hoffman finds gorgeous musical evocations of the lowly bumblebee.
  • What if Congress did nothing about the deficit for the next two years? Believe it or not, the long-term debt of the U.S. would become much more manageable.
  • Rebel forces continue to battle pockets of resistance from pro-Gadhafi forces in the Libyan capital Tripoli. Meanwhile, a bounty has been placed on the head of the Libyan leader.
  • There's a $2 million bounty on the Libyan leader's head.
  • Johnson County Sheriff Dwayne Price said Wednesday that when he took office on Jan. 1, there were a lot of missing records — accident reports,…
  • Madisonville Police Department’s Vice and Narcotic Squad has confiscated almost $190,000 worth of drugs in the first six months of its existence, said…
  • The president did not follow Cheney's advice, and other top administration advisers thought it was a bad idea. Meanwhile, Cheney tells NBC that many in Washington aren't going to like what they read in his new memoir.
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