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  • Several new websites connect travelers, who are looking to save money, with homeowners who have a spare room. Airbnb is one of the fastest growing of these rental-by-owner sites. But as with other fast-growing businesses, it faces several challenges.
  • President Obama is trying to rally public support for the jobs program he'll spell out to Congress later this week. At a Labor Day rally in Detroit Monday, Obama offered a sneak preview of parts of the plan. Labor leaders said they're encouraged by the president's new-found aggressiveness on the jobs front.
  • Jason Schneider makes his living selling jokes for a $1 a pop in New York's Central Park, according to the New York Daily News. The 26 year old came to New York about four years ago, and couldn't find a permanent job. So earlier this year he started telling jokes in the park.
  • The president's address Thursday night — in which he'll lay out his latest proposals for boosting job growth — comes as his approval ratings hit new lows.
  • Thanks to the satellite transmitter that was attached to the penguin, his progress can be followed on the Web. The little guy was found on a beach in New Zealand earlier this year.
  • Newscast Shows 9-11's Impact on Kentucky
    The 9-11 did not simply target the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Nationwide, the threat was real. In Kentucky, southern governors who were here for…
  • Brazil has discovered enormous oil fields 200 miles off its coast. The country is in the midst of a debate about who should benefit from the revenues. But analysts predict its economy will better be able to handle an influx of oil than many other countries.
  • The message to incoming students was clear Tuesday night at Western Kentucky University’s Freshman Assembly: finish your degree. That theme was brought…
  • All year, a fight has been raging over the potato's proper role in school lunch and breakfast programs. Potato industry lobbyists and senators from potato-growing states are fighting efforts to limit spuds' appearances in the lunch line.
  • Documents obtained by NPR and the Center for Investigative Reporting detail how the Mall of America shares information about possible threats.
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