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Soccer player Robbie Rogers will announce he's coming out of retirement on Saturday. This may seem insignificant, except Roger isn't old, or past his prime, or unworthy of a contract. The 26-year-old former U.S. national team member retired in February after announcing that he's gay.
Department turns to an old technology to get its message out
A new study suggests high-skill jobs are the ones with better public transit links
As the fight gears up to end subsidies to the oil industry, a look at the price-profit link
David House, whose laptop was seized, says agents offered bribes for tips on hackers
The bidding started at 99 cents last week, but quickly escalated.
Virginia Beach, home to the SEALs, has become a stalking ground for admirers
A former Charm City cop takes us inside one of the city's junkie dens
Everyone seems to agree Tasers do more harm than good
"Any dog will bite" warns local postmaster
The man also fired on police and wandered onto a university campus
Some recent plans to slim down our children are pretty weird
The Times talked with the father of one of the two arrested for terrorism last night
Some Newport Beach lifeguards make over $200K. Economists do not approve
Modesty demands the removal of the men, this time
Groundwater contamination isn't usually the stuff of pop hits, but it is now
After the city decided to keep $2,000 she found and turned in, teen is vindicated
Pastor Harold Camping explains his prediction that the world's ending on May 21
On political wives, female genital mutilation, and the torture debate
NYPD acts without FBI in arresting men trying to buy guns and grenades
The mega-evangelist was admitted with a pulmonary condition
A Penn housecleaner tells her story, but Harvard leads the way in servants
Once just itchy, now they can carry drug-resistant diseases
The latest escaped animal from the Bronx Zoo has been recaptured
White collar criminals skipping meetings at "passé" luxury hotels to confer over coffee
But more also now want to bring the troops home
The 15-year-old found $2,000 in a mall parking lot and turned it in
Galleon hedge fund founder goes down on all 14 charges
All the requisite steps are in place for a Bronx Zoo cobra sequel
On multicultural parenting, immigration reform, and Christians in the Middle East
The 'most hipster' state is also one of the most bike-friendly, literate and tolerant
Sneezes, jazz, and William Jennings Bryan speeches, together at last
After he canceled his Friday flight, no media showed up for the Saturday's success
The Shelby County Emergency Managment Agency wants you to know
Their story is gruesome, but the time spent waiting in the parking lot is goofy
More often than not these 'deserts' are found in urban areas
Turns out, your mom was right about Abercrombie & Fitch
On electric cars, the problem with teacher's unions, and joining with China to fix Pakistan
Now a federal prosecutor is getting involved
The tabloid search for a catchy moniker, and the uncomfortable reflections it provokes
Would a nearly century-old tortoise appreciate sex help from human drugs?
Given the answer, you'll look with fresh amazement upon his productivity
A serial killer may be partly responsible, but others have dumped remains too
NASA has given the go-ahead for the shuttle's second attempt
Chuck Schumer is calling for one, but riders don't want the TSA in stations
Even John Roberts has cited Bob Dylan
The state's GOP doesn't feel its wild fires got enough federal attention
On testing chemicals, a politician's crusade against Islam, and the value of one's voice
She sneaked across the border with two defecting military officers
The president gives his first interview since bin Laden's death to '60 Minutes'
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