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Swine Flu’s Second Attempt at Obama Fails
An aide to the Energy secretary caught the virus, but didn't pass it on to Obama.
WHO Upgrades Swine-Flu Alert
We are apparently in phase five out of six in preparation for a global pandemic.
Live From Mexico: Avoiding Swine Flu While Working on That Tan
This is no time to cancel a vacation! Um, right?
Swine Flu Both a Blessing and Curse to Actual Swine
Pigs we eat: happy! Pigs we pet: sad and lonely.
Swine Flu Now Also Kills Americans People in America
The United States has lost its first victim to the new epidemic.
Don’t Worry: Spencer and Heidi Are Taking Every Precaution Against Swine Flu
The only swine in their Mexico hotel room is Spencer.
CDC Discourages Kissing As Swine Flu Spreads
Swine flu spreads, but not in proportion to the panic over swine flu.
Bloomberg Wants Everyone to Stay Calm
We will defeat this swine flu with our most human of faculties: reason.
Swine Flu No Match for Obama’s Immune System
The disease's sneak attack on our president fails miserably.
Officials Declare Public Health Emergency Over Flu Virus
Meanwhile, eight students at St. Francis Prep in Queens are recovering nicely.
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