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A judge on Wednesday gave a 54-year prison term to a cashiered army lieutenant colonel who was convicted of ordering the massacre of 10 elite anti-drug police in an ambush on a lonely country road.
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Leaders of a Southern California Indian tribe are meeting with sheriff’s deputies to calm tensions over the killings of three people on the reservation.
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The political fortunes of Democrats down South once were so bad that people openly joked even Jesus Christ would lose by a double-digit margin if he ran for office on...
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Stocks that are moving substantially or trading heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq:
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A judge says he will release a man who was jailed last week for failing to make sure his daughter earned her high school equivalency diploma.
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There’s a limit to how far John McCain will go to win over young voters. Wearing a dress on national television crosses that line.
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The nation’s largest single immigration raid, resulting in nearly 400 arrests earlier this week, violated the constitutional rights of workers at a meatpacking...
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Rice futures sank to a six-week low Friday, falling for a fifth day on hopes that exports from Pakistan and Japan will ease fears of a shortage of the staple consumed...
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Olympic gold medalist Tim Montgomery has been sentenced to 46 months in prison for his part in a fake-check scheme.
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Texas mayors and business leaders have filed a class-action lawsuit to stop construction of the U.S.-Mexico border fence.
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Oil prices held on to most of their gains Friday after Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said his country boosted production by 300,000 barrels per day last week in...
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Health regulators reiterated their warning Friday that organ transplant drugs from Roche and Novartis can cause miscarriages and birth defects when used by pregnant...
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The Energy Department says it has canceled oil shipments into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve beginning in July when the current purchase contract expires.
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The Energy Department says it has canceled oil shipments into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve beginning in July when the current purchase contract expires.
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Barack Obama is criticizing Republican rival John McCain and President Bush for “dishonest and divisive” attacks in hinting that the Democratic presidential...
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The man who was the nation’s first elected black governor is ending his term as mayor of Richmond, Va.
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Barack Obama has called President Bush’s comments on appeasement “exactly the kind of appalling attack that’s divided our country and alienates us...
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says financial markets are “considerably calmer” now than they were two months ago. He predicts the economy will be...
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The United States said Friday it has reached a deal with North Korea to provide 500,000 metric tons of food aid over the coming year to the closed-off communist...
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A United Nations translator was sentenced to a year in prison for using U.N. stationery and fraudulent documents to smuggle people into the United States from...
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Wall Street pulled back Friday as enthusiasm over a surprise uptick in home construction gave way to renewed concerns about how consumers will fare as oil pushes to...
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When the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division dedicated a memorial to paratroopers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, organizers believed three sides of a wide granite...
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Army criminal investigators are looking into damage to two military helicopters on a production line at a Boeing Co. plant in suburban Philadelphia, prompting the...
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Army criminal investigators are looking into problems found in two military helicopters on a production line at a Boeing Co. plant in suburban Philadelphia, prompting...
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The U.S. military on Sunday ordered a court-martial for a civilian contractor charged with aggravated assault while working as an Army translator in Iraq _ the first...
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Today is an anti-climax to what could have been a historic day. Instead of being elated at PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif’s announcement that the pre-November 3...
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A military jury has acquitted an Army sergeant of premeditated murder in the shooting death of an unarmed Iraqi insurgent.
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A military jury at Fort Hood has reached a verdict in the case of an Army sergeant who shot an unarmed Iraqi insurgent.
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A Special Forces soldier who crawled 200 feet while being fired upon to save a wounded colleague, then led a group of besieged soldiers to safety, received the...
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The secretary of the Army said Wednesday the poor condition of Korean War-era barracks at Fort Bragg are unacceptable.
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An Army sergeant who shot an unarmed Iraqi insurgent testified Wednesday at his court-martial that he was following the rules of engagement because the man was a...
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TROUBLED PAST: People who needed special waivers to get into the Army because of bad behavior were less likely to complete the initial term of enlistment. They also...
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Army officials said Tuesday they are inspecting every barracks building worldwide to see whether plumbing and other problems revealed at Fort Bragg, N.C., last week are...
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So Israeli robotic soldiers have not gotten yet to the stage that I have shown in the picture above or rather the one depicted by James Cameroon in T3, but they could...
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Military recruits who have criminal records or other drug, alcohol or serious traffic offenses go through a lengthy process to get waivers to join the Army. It can...
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Soldiers who need special waivers to get into the Army because of bad behavior go AWOL more often and face more courts-martial. But they also get promoted faster and...
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An Army sergeant killed a severely wounded and unarmed Iraqi insurgent after ordering a medic to suffocate him and then tried to cover up the crime, a military...
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Jury selection began Monday in a court-martial for an Army sergeant accused of killing a severely wounded, crying and unarmed Iraqi insurgent last summer.
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A military judge on Monday heard motions in a court-martial for an Army sergeant accused of killing a severely wounded, crying and unarmed Iraqi insurgent last summer.
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A military judge on Monday heard motions in a court-martial for an Army sergeant accused of killing a severely wounded, crying and unarmed Iraqi insurgent last summer.
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Barack Obama supporter Larry Levine, 59, is seen on his farm in tiny Hinton, W.Va., Wednesday, April 16, 2008. Levine, 59, who co-owns a theater and serves as the chair of two community organizations, says he gives about $50 or $100 online every few...
