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Extra, Extra: Amtrak Trains Between NYC And Boston Cancelled Through Saturday
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Jen Chung
Published Jul 22, 2011
Modified Jul 22, 2011
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- Amtrak trains between New York City and Boston have been canceled until Saturday morning after a heavy truck struck and damaged an overhead power system.
- John Boehner is refusing to negotiate further with the White House on debt talks, and in a press conference President Obama told reporters, "I've been left at the alter a couple of times now."
- TPaw is so stupid—ABC Sports is not happy about him using their exclusive 1980 Olympics footage for his ad.
- Because corgis are soooo cute.
- Yelp is keeping a review of a restaurant special that hasn't even happened yet.
- The teen who says cops beat him up after arresting him for a dog doo comment claims one officer smacked him across the face with his badge.
- Former Mets outfielder Lenny Dyksta allegedly faked a $37,593 balance on an overdrawn bank account.
- Working class residents of the Hamptons are fuming over gouging at the gas pump, with prices rising past $5 a gallon.
- Video of a waterfall flowing backward.
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