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AP, Miami
Forecasters say Hurricane Bertha could become slightly stronger in the next couple of days as it heads toward Bermuda.
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AP, New York
Police say a man has scaled the side of The New York Times’ 52-story headquarters in Manhattan for the third time in two months.
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AP, Mount Morris
Marcia Frey laid down the law when her daughter and son-in-law, Holly and Nicholas Sheley, moved into her trailer after losing their apartment last month: No alcohol....
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AP, Randolph
Amid flowers, snapshots from her short life and somber greetings, mourners remembered slain 12-year-old Brooke Bennett at a wake in the building where she just...
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AP, Washington
The Senate finally is expected to pass a bill overhauling rules on secret government eavesdropping, completing a lengthy and bitter debate that pitted privacy and civil...
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AP, Washington
Attorney General Michael Mukasey says the Bush administration will do everything it can to make sure the government has what it needs to fight terrorists before a new...
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AP, Fresno
More than 4,800 dairy cows at risk of carrying tuberculosis are being slaughtered this week in central California, where nearly 16,000 cattle in the country’s...
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AP, Washington
The Senate finally is expected to pass a bill overhauling rules on secret government eavesdropping, completing a lengthy and bitter debate that pitted privacy and civil...
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AP, New York
Police say a man is scaling the side of The New York Times’ 52-story headquarters in Manhattan.
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AP, Las Vegas
Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs has been taken from jail to a Las Vegas hospital for an unspecified medical problem.
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AP, Columbus
Ohio now allows out-of-state veterans to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.
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AP, New York
Women may not earn as much as men or fly up the corporate ladder as quickly, but they get the last laugh since they live longer. Right?
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AP, Lexington
A federal judge has dismissed Delta Air Lines Inc. from more than 19 pending lawsuits involving a plane crash that killed 49 people two years ago.
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AP, Los Angeles
The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists said Tuesday its members ratified a three-year contract with Hollywood studios, but a rival actors union that...
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AP, Miami
Forecasters say Hurricane Bertha has weakened to a Category 1 storm.
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AP, New York
Firefighters say a man and a boy have died in a Manhattan apartment building fire, possibly after jumping from a sixth-floor window.
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AP, Crown Point
A fugitive accused of fatally stabbing his estranged second wife in suburban Chicago was arrested in northwestern Indiana on Tuesday, more than a decade after he spent...
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AP, Hartford
An East Hartford man called police to report he had been robbed while trying to buy crack cocaine.
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AP, Forrest City
Forrest City police weren’t able to catch their man after a high-speed chase through town, but the cell phone he left behind gave away his identity.
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AP, Little Rock
Passengers on a Dallas-bound flight that made an emergency landing in Arkansas because of smoke in the cockpit were diverted again, this time in Louisiana, because of...
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AP, Binghamton
Congressional members from New York are asking Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to pressure Serbia into returning a 20-year-old basketball player who fled the U.S....
made popular Jun 27 2008
AP, Washington
Big Brown’s trainer is scheduled to testify next week at a Congressional hearing examining safety issues in thoroughbred racing.
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AP, Washington
Congressional negotiators announced a final agreement on a $300 billion farm bill Thursday, as the White House and key conservatives continued to signal opposition to...
made popular May 8 2008
AP, Washington
The United States must develop a communications plan to counter radical Islamic messages on the Internet, according to a Congressional report released Thursday.
made popular May 8 2008
AP, Washington
Congressional negotiators say they have a tentative agreement on a multibillion-dollar farm bill.
made popular Apr 25 2008
AP, Washington
The Senate completed passage on Thursday of legislation to award the Congressional Gold Medal, Congress’ highest civilian honor, to Myanmar democracy advocate...
made popular Apr 24 2008
AP, Washington
Congressional officials say lawmakers will be told this week about intelligence linking North Korea to Syria’s alleged nuclear program.
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AP, Washington
The House Judiciary Committee intends to hold more hearings on the benefits programs for retired NFL players.
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AP, Washington
Congressional leaders are racing to push through an array of election-year housing measures that already have stirred up much political wrangling and the White House is...
made popular Mar 29 2008
AP, Washington
Congressional opponents of the half-century-old attempt to isolate Cuba have been emboldened by Fidel Castro’s resignation.
made popular Mar 3 2008
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The following states could gain or lose the most congressional seats after the 2010 census, according to early projections from Election Data Services and Polidata, two...
made popular Jan 5 2008
AP, Washington
Fast-growing Southern states could gain nine new congressional seats after the 2010 census, largely at the expense of their neighbors to the north, judging from the...
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Members of Congress can send letters by “franking” _ that is, putting their signature on the mail instead of postage. The cost is then charged to the...
made popular Dec 27 2007
AP, Washington
U.S. House members spent $20.3 million in tax money last year to send constituents what’s often the government equivalent of junk mail _ meeting announcements,...
made popular Dec 27 2007
AP, Washington
President Bush took heart Wednesday in Republican wins for House seats in Ohio and Virginia.
made popular Dec 12 2007
AP, Toledo
Republicans maintained control of at least one of two congressional seats the party had been expected to win in special elections Tuesday in Ohio and Virginia.
made popular Dec 12 2007
AP, Toledo
Republicans were favored to keep two conservative congressional districts Tuesday in Ohio and Virginia in special elections to fill the seats of two incumbents who died...
made popular Dec 11 2007
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Republicans are favored to keep two conservative congressional districts in Ohio and Virginia in special elections Tuesday to fill the seats of two recently deceased...
made popular Dec 8 2007
AP, Fargo
A truck driver who threatened to kill the state’s congressional delegation in a dispute over back taxes was sentenced Monday to five years of probation.
made popular Sep 25 2007
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U.S. Rep. Leonard Boswell, D-Iowa, celebrates his victory over challenger Ed Fallon in the Democratic Primary, Tuesday June 3, 2008 in Des Moines, Iowa. Six-term incumbent U.S. Rep. Boswell easily defeated challenger Fallon in central Iowa’s 3rd...
