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Posted: 1:51 PM Dec 21, 2009
The biggest stories of 2009
The Associated Press has asked editors and news directors across the country what they consider to be the top news stories of the year.
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As 2009 draws to a close, The Associated Press has asked editors and news directors across the country what they consider to be the top three news stories of the year.
The annual poll found that the struggling economy and the millions of jobless and distraught Americans topped the list, receiving 61 of 117 votes.
Number two was the inauguration of President Obama, the first African-American U.S. president.
The health care debate in Congress rounded out the top three.
Other stories in the top 10 included swine flu, Michael Jackson's death and the Fort Hood massacre.
What do you think? Take the poll to tell us what you think was the biggest news story of 2009.

| WNDU News Poll |
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