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A court has sentenced 22 soldiers and police to a combined 740 years in prison for the massacre of 69 people during a 2003 prison riot.The court says it will decide the 22 defendants’ individual sentences on July 17. The maximum prison sentence in...
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A teenager shown on a video coaxing his 2- and 4-year-old nephews into smoking marijuana was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison.
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The State Department’s inspector general is investigating Iraqi oil contracts after four Democratic senators complained that department employees may have...
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A naturalized U.S. citizen accused of helping to lead an Iranian terrorist group must face trial on a charge of providing material support to terrorism, a federal judge...
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A police spokesman says a man has been arrested in a shooting that wounded three people at a Phoenix community college campus.
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Two Marines apparently killed one of their Camp Pendleton comrades in a dispute over stolen drug money, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Two Marines apparently killed one of their Camp Pendleton comrades in a dispute over stolen drug money, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Country singer Chris Cagle has been found not guilty of domestic violence after his girlfriend refused to testify against him.
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Charges have been dismissed against a Camp Pendleton Marine sniper accused in the shooting deaths of two Syrians in Iraq.
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Officials say three people have been shot at a community college in Phoenix.
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Police and the World Trade Center site’s owner sketched out a security agreement Thursday that settles a turf war over who will protect ground zero against...
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President Bush on Thursday nominated Paul S. Diamond to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, withdrawing his earlier pick for the job after she drew...
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For most of France, Aug. 25, 1944, was the joyous day that Allied troops liberated Paris from the Nazis. For this village in the Loire valley, it was a day of horror.
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Five former paramilitary members have been sentenced to 780 years each in prison for massacring 26 people during one of the more horrifying incidents in...
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Iran has dismissed any prospect of new talks with the United States on Iraq, accusing US-led forces of a “massacre” of the Iraqi people.
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Colombian officials are probing President Alvaro Uribe’s alleged role in helping to plan a 1997 massacre by right-wing paramilitaries, in which 15 people were...
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A federal judge has ordered a former Peruvian army officer to pay $37 million for his role in a 1985 massacre in Peru in which 69 civilians were slain, including...
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A federal judge has ordered a former Peruvian army officer to pay $37 million for his role in a 1985 massacre in Peru in which 69 civilians were slain, including...
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A Miami federal judge is ordering a former Peruvian army officer to pay $37 million for his role in a 1985 massacre in Peru.
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A Mexican judge has sentenced two brothers to 26 years in prison for their participation in the 1997 massacre of 45 men, women and children in southern Chiapas state.
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A woman who survived a massacre by Peruvian army units almost 20 years ago testified Monday against two former military officers, saying she watched soldiers rape and...
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The FBI will not reinvestigate the deaths of three black men killed during a civil rights protest because the state troopers involved were acquitted of all charges...
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The attack a decade ago was stunning, and is still recalled with horror: Islamic militants with knives and automatic weapons killed 58 foreign tourists _ mainly...
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Angry pet owners and protesters demonstrated outside a town hall in a northern Puerto Rico city on Monday, as outrage grew over the killing of dozens of animals seized...
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Animal control workers seized dozens of dogs and cats from housing projects in the town of Barceloneta and hurled them from a bridge to their deaths, authorities and...
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Another mass grave unearthed and one more tale of thousands of slaughtered Jews in Ukraine during the Second World War.
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