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huffingtonpost.com — WASHINGTON -- Perhaps the most frightening and controversial flyer in the Wisconsin recalls is being circulated not in the high-profile gubernatorial battle, but in one of the close-fought state Senate districts. Although they get less attention than the marquee battle between Gov.

huffingtonpost.com — Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, wanted to make sure his fellow Harvard University alumni knew what he has been up to. In an alumni report for the class of 1962, ahead of their 50th reunion, the Boston Globe reports that Kaczynski listed "8 life sentences" under the Awards section.

huffingtonpost.com — President Barack Obama's re-election campaign will not ignore Republican voters as it conducts a national outreach effort targeting the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

huffingtonpost.com — The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, Public Citizen, and Corporate Accountability International have launched a campaign urging PBS to end a four-year marketing agreement between the popular children's show and the fast food chain Chick-fil-A.

huffingtonpost.com — WASHINGTON -- "Some people say it's less work than a dog but more work than a cat," says beekeeper Jeff Miller about his favored hobby. "I say less work than a cat and less work than a goldfish."

huffingtonpost.com — Science to the rescue, finally. MIT PhD candidate Dave Smith and his team of mechanical engineers and nano-technologists from the Varanasi Research Group, have finally solved our ages-old debate on how to best get condiments out of the bottle. Previous to this invention, the extraction of ketchup from the bottle has been a point of pride for some.

huffingtonpost.com — Florida Rep. Connie Mack has a sizable lead in the state's Republican primary for Senate, and he's evenly matched against incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, a poll out Thursday says. In spite of Tea Party insurgents complicating contests elsewhere in the country, Mack, a fourth-term member of Congress, has largely embraced the movement and has large leads on all his competitors, the Quinnipiac University poll found.

huffingtonpost.com — A Texas judge who reviewed the controversial 2004 execution of Cameron Todd Willingham planned to posthumously exonerate the father who was put to death for killing his three daughters in a house fire.

huffingtonpost.com — Around the world, a generation is coming of age and finding nowhere to work. Globally, one in eight young people will be unemployed this year, according to a recent report by the International Labour Organization. That adds up to 75 million jobless youths between the ages of 15 and 24: Six percent more than in 2007.

huffingtonpost.com — "What's in a name?" Shakespeare's Juliet rhetorically asked, deciding that her beloved Romeo's surname mattered not. The couples featured in the slideshow below clearly must have had the same opinion as Juliet. However, while Romeo and Juliet's surnames only brought them tragedy, the names of these seemingly mismatched pairs are pure comedy.