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In its effort to streamline a crucial anniversary ceremony, the city has alienated many mourners
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The Naval Academy has finally charged three Navy football players with sexual assault, more than a year after the alleged incident occurred
In its effort to streamline a crucial anniversary ceremony, the city has alienated many mourners
Plus: explaining the brain-eating amoeba scare
A staffer for the congressman changed his name when he left the financial firm
Well assessments may have been incorrect
China's 'cat and mouse' media freedom game, Fareed Zakaria's unemployment prescriptions
Cartoonist Tom Toles shares his view of the U.S. health care system
47% of respondents say teachers' unions hurt school quality
Plus: women are more likely than men to think that higher education is useful
The younger husband of Viola Drath may have given himself away to police early on
Plus: hints that the moon may be 200 million years younger
If it had occurred the bombing would've been the most serious attack since Columbine
New York Fire Department tweeted a photo of one of its more unusual calls of the day
In a shameless bid for attention, they offered to pay a star not to wear their clothing
And the HPV thing was kind of his signature issue for a while
Goats working for the City of Los Angeles put her collection of guinea fowl and cats to shame
The supercommittee, the problem with liberal arts these days, and more
A collection of advertisements and warning on new cigarette packaging: the good, the bad, and the gruesome.
It's more than doubled since 2000, according to Moody's
Stressed and sleep-deprived business travelers tend to pack on the pounds
'Obviously the pastor isn't a suspect," declared a spokesman for the L.A County Sheriff
A Chinese chain's stock dropped 50 percent after a marketing disaster
Plus: the great possibility that is coffee-infused sunscreeen
Perhaps a break is best for the restaurant that accused a GQ critic of sexual harassment
The owner of 19 naked lawn ornaments is putting his house on the market
In a habitat diversity study, researchers used camera traps to capture wildlife response
Agency uses a disruptive but less controversial technique to handle protests
'The Help,' reforming Libya's education, and examining economic extremism
Also: Two more law schools embrace military recruiters after DADT repeal
Top Secret reports show that the US plans fired shots at a friendly pilot
The hacktivist collective is urging people to crowd a San Francisco station at rush hour
Life imitates art in the city's war on graffiti
Newsweek reports Strauss-Kahn's lawyers will argue Diallo sought cash for sex
A Christie candidacy, college cost-benefit, and irritating office workers
At least five are dead and over 40 are injured after the catastrophe
Virginia school board declares 'A Study in Scarlet' to be derogatory
Transit agency hoped to avoid disruption but now has a much bigger problem on its hands
Learning from a brain scanning study that linked tanning bed users to addicts
The Texas Rangers have started an anti-wave campaign that fans have not taken to
CEO Howard Schultz canceled a speaking engagement at the behest of a very small petition
2-1 ruling allows law to remain in effect despite legal challenges
Emails from Phillip Hinkle asked a male 18-year-old "for a really good time"
Convicted murderer doesn't speak or look at families as his sentence is read
To get our AAA rating back, the U.S. should look north to the 'Maple Leaf Miracle'
On the page program, the 'T' in LGBT, and spending on America's youth
This scholar fantasizes about how we'd cry, hug, and try to execute people with hoodies
A new slideshow introduces a rare glimpse into the lives of the fallen men.
Some say brushing their teeth, others say chocolate. Other say sex.
Colton Harris-Moore's plan for releasing his movie deal news didn't quite work out
Smart Money finds that that both Ivies and public school are better returns on investment
Why there are now more retractions in scientific journals
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