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The Boy Scouts of America will continue to disavow gay troop leaders, but the national council of the most high-profile youth group in the U.S. could change the tone and history of its extremely controversial anti-gay policies on Thursday by voting to allow openly gay scouts to join the organization.
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'
On the Pakistan Army, Chomsky on bin Laden, and mothers we should save
Law student gets a pass for publishing fabricated police harassment incident
On Republican tough guys, mothering in excess, and the Bin Laden exception.
Muslim passengers' removal from plane spotlights heightened tensions
A by-the-numbers roundup of facts and news about the Kentucky Derby
A list of habits that researchers have linked to overeating
Linguists say it's a natural effect of the syllables; but it might be racism
What's going on with the Endeavour?
Diaz's anti-gay marriage rally coinciding with the annual AIDS Walk draws more fire
After tricky permitting process, stuntman cancels wingsuit flight
A return to the New York Times hawk cam now that things are getting exciting
The hip hop legend's campaign is profiled by The Weekly Standard
Police tackle an apparently frustrated pedestrian
One Representative isn't buying the argument that Gitmo is worth a second look
What does Twitter's focus say about us?
On Pakistan, fighting terrorists, and the media's mishandling of student celebrations
America's head-shot double standard
This is the third time the launch has been postponed since April 29th
The man who won't swat mosquitoes has some surprising words about Osama
Qaddafi is likely among the three people prosecutors want to charge
A study shows that targeting leadership of terror groups can be counter-productive
The day after Osama bin Laden's death a spike in the NYPD's typical influx of false alarms
The young Donald Rumsfeld aide has mixed feelings about media navel-gazing
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