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Nation Apr 14

Justice Department to investigate whether Kansas shooting was a hate crime, Holder says

http://youtu.be/yBm0ntHOAJ0 Video by Associated Press The Justice Department will investigate whether federal hate crimes were committed in a Kansas shooting that left three people dead Sunday, Attorney General Eric Holder said.

Nation Apr 10

USGS simulation shows how quickly the Washington landslide liquefied

The U.S. Geological Survey released a computer simulation Thursday of the mile-wide Washington state mudslide, which left dozens dead and devastated at least 30 houses in March. In the simulation, an entire hillside near the town of Oso, Wash. collapses…

Health Apr 10

7.5 million Americans have signed up for health care, Sebelius says

Health and Human Service Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said that 7.5 million Americans have signed up for health insurance through exchanges created under the Affordable Care Act.

Arts Apr 07

40 years ago, people took a chance on ABBA

Video by YouTube user mozpiano2 Forty years ago Monday, members of the Swedish pop group ABBA stepped on stage during the Eurovision Song Contest to take a risk that eventually led to their international superstardom. Donning silver platforms and…

Nation Apr 03

Fort Hood gunman showed no violent tendencies, Army says

Updated 4:50 p.m. EDT The Iraq War veteran responsible for Wednesday’s shooting at the Fort Hood military base in Texas -- which killed three people and wounded 16 others -- has been identified as 34-year-old Spc. Ivan Lopez, Lt. Gen.

World Apr 01

Death toll in Syria’s civil war surpasses 150,000, human rights monitor says

More than 150,000 have died during Syria's ongoing civil war, a Britain-based monitor group said Tuesday. Relying on a network of sources on the ground, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that 150,344 people, including 51,212 civilians, have died…

Nation Mar 31

GM recalls 1.3 million vehicles for power steering failure

General Motors Company recalled 1.3 million vehicles Monday for defects in the electric power steering assist, bringing the total of vehicles the automaker has recalled since February to 6.1 million, the Associated Press reports. The new recall includes…

Nation Mar 28

U.S. will recognize 300 same-sex marriages in Mich., Holder says

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Friday that the federal government will recognize the 300 same-sex marriages that took place last week in Michigan. Holder said in a statement that these Michigan couples will receive federal benefits.

Nation Mar 24

UPDATE: Death toll climbs to 14 in Washington mudslide

Snohomish County reported Monday afternoon on its official Twitter account that the death toll rose to 14 in the Washington landslide.

World Mar 20

Russian forces release Ukrainian navy chief

Russian forces have released navy chief Serhiy Hayuk, who was detained Wednesday amid the Russian takeover of the naval base in Crimean city of Sevastopol, the acting president of Ukraine said Thursday.

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