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• But, according Us Weekly, Kristen Stewart cheated on Robert Pattinson and that their relationship is on the rocks.
(couriermail.com.au)
• Across the Internet, commenters have descended tonight on the websites of US Weekly, People magazine and gossipcop.com to furiously debate the poor-quality inset shot featured on the cover of this week's edition of Us.
(Mediabistro.com)
• July 27 marks the kickoff of the 2012 London Olympics, but Team USAs athletes have been prepping for years.
(WonderWall)
• American Iron Steel Industries reported that, in the week ending July 21st 2012, US domestic raw steel production was 1.837 million tons while the capability utilization rate was 74.3%. Production was 1.
(SteelGuru)
• The Weekly Mortgage Rates radar reports lenders' average rates its fiscal troubles gives global investors more reasons to pump money into the safety of US Treasury debt, driving yields lower.
(San Francisco Gate)
• Explore Talent (http://www.ExploreTalent.com) released an article today about Tom Cruises lawyers statement amid allegations that Cruise has abandoned his daughter, Suri.
(YAHOO!)
• The Weekly Reader title may hold fond memories for you, but it wont be around the way you remember it for your kids.
(WFMZ-TV Online)
• The US rig count declined by 18 units during the week ending July 20. The US total reached 1,935 for the week, Baker Hughes Inc. reported. This compares with 1,916 during the same week last year.
(Oil & Gas Journal)
• From our research we distilled 10 lessons for 2012 Republican primary candidates called (with apologies to Saul Alinsky) Rules for Republicans (The Weekly Standard, January 2-9, 2012).
(NPR News)