NYPD Won't Make Friends Arresting Its Critics
Critics of stop-and-frisk policing are outraged by the arrest of a Brooklyn councilman
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A carjacking suspect being chased by police in Phoenix suddenly got out of the car and shot himself on live television, prompting Fox News's Shepard Smith to apologize after the network aired the footage.
Critics of stop-and-frisk policing are outraged by the arrest of a Brooklyn councilman
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A guy says Apple folks, posing as cops, raided his house
A professor accused of dealing methamphetamine as the head of a biker gang
Backing off plan to tighten air quality rules, Obama cites 'regulatory burdens' on industry
The government tore the page out of magazines but left the article online
Chris Jeon has apparently worn out his welcome on the front line, and got on a truck back to Benghazi
Shallow depth meant quake could have been destructive, but the affected area is sparsely populated
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Unemployment stubbornly remains at 9.1 percent
Chris Jeon thought a vacation fighting with the rebels would be 'sick'
With Ned Kelly's skeleton finally identified, the question becomes what to do with it
Henry Juszkiewicz taps into a libertarian streak similar to that of gun advocates
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A tweet from the arbiter of fine dining referred to a meal 'last night' at Le Bernardin
San Francisco loves fine food and fun technology, but the two don't always marry well
The president's choice of venue and time poses a direct challenge to his political opponents
The move offline means Google's free programs are more like the software giant's
Upstate counties have been hit much harder than the relatively unscathed city
Petraeus wrote the top-selling counterinsurgency manual
Frankfurt attacker 'can't understand myself how I could have acted this way'
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But the attack missed the official page, and doesn't seem to have been too well organized
Report says Fox pundit used a promise of a police charity donation as leverage
Report finds Americans nervous about jobs and the general economic outlook
Lithuanian fighter plane crashed into French jet while on a joint Balkan air patrol
Three still missing underground after two separate rescue attempts
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After a Russian rocket crashed, NASA is looking in greater earnest for a successor
The individuals we'll remember, for better or worse, from the storm that didn't drown New York
After a Russian rocket crashed, NASA's unsure about ferrying its astronauts
Extraordinarily brutal attack led to protests of governor and mayor
Strong spending report and light storm damage led to a robust start for Wall Street
The artist takes aim at the government that detained him
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The new Apple CEO picked up 1,000,000 shares
You don't have to eat canned chili, and stores are probably sold out of it anyway
A minister says forces are monitoring his hiding spot before they go in, unlike on Thursday
The Diner en Blanc, a 23-year-old Parisian tradition, had its debut stateside
Address to central bankers puts onus on Washington to set policy that will drive growth
With GDP revised downward, all eyes will be on the Fed chairman in Wyoming
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If you're planning to matriculate this weekend, double-check with your school
The U.S. government says the instrument maker illegally imports ebony
A Chinatown merchant was arrested for selling Burberry and Luis Vuitton joss
A revealing Seattle Weekly comment over a cops reporter-turned food critic
Victims' advocates predict a chilling effect on future prosecutions
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Leaked photos of a semi-naked Linton Johnson go too far, some in Anonymous say
His food habits have been a source of fascination for the press, rightly or not
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