Monday , July 28 , 2014
Monday , July 28 , 2014
By Marianne LeVine, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- Minorities and people of color have not ...
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By Matt Pearce, Los Angeles Times A suspected fugitive was killed and three law enforcement official ...
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By David Lauter, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- Improvements in health care costs have exte ...
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By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times In a closely watched case, a federal appeals court has ruled th ...
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Washington (AFP) -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Monday said international efforts to agree a ...
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dpa MANILA, Philippines -- Twenty-one people were killed Monday in an attack by suspected Islamic mi ...
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dpa MONROVIA, Liberia -- Liberia on Monday closed almost all of its borders in a bid to halt the spr ...
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Jerusalem (AFP) -- The Israeli army on Monday sent messages to thousands of Palestinians living near ...
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Washington (AFP) -- U.S. pending home sales slipped in June, the first decline after three months of ...
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New York (AFP) -- U.S. discount retailers Dollar Tree and Family Dollar announced Monday a $9.2 bill ...
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Washington (AFP) -- Ninth-ranked Grigor Dimitrov, coming off a Wimbledon semi-final run, pulled out ...
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San Francisco (AFP) -- Amazon announced Monday the launch of an online store for 3D printed items to ...
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Washington (AFP) -- The United States said Monday it was "deeply disappointed" after Aruba released ...
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By Imed Lamloum Tripoli (AFP) -- Egypt and several Western states urged their nationals to leave Lib ...
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Miami (AFP) -- Support for legalizing medical marijuana in Florida gathered steam ahead of a Novembe ...
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By Rob Lever Washington (AFP) -- Large-scale surveillance by the U.S. government has begun to have a ...
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By Coumba SYLLA Freetown (AFP) -- Alarm soared in west Africa Monday over the deadliest Ebola virus ...
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Los Angeles (AFP) -- At least one person was killed and up to eight others injured when freak lightn ...
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By Daniel Chang, The Miami Herald MIAMI -- After being without health insurance for two years, Miran ...
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By Craig Welch, The Seattle Times ANACORTES, Wash. -- The bird-counters stood in the windy bow chatt ...
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By Neela Banerjee, Tribune Washington Bureau ARNEGARD, N.D. -- Every weekday, about a dozen large ga ...
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By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times JOHANNESBURG -- Islamist militants believed to be associated with ...
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By Lisa Mascaro, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- Congressional negotiators have reached a te ...
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By Kathleen Hennessey, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- A federal judge struck down the natio ...
Read More »By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times As two Northern California wildfires continued to burn out of contr ...
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By Matt Pearce and Maria L. La Ganga, Los Angeles Times More than a third of adults have smoked it - ...
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By Steven Zeitchik and Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times KIEV, Ukraine -- Ukr ...
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Republicans are already at a disadvantage when it comes to female voters, and th ...
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By Hazel Ward Gaza City (Palestinian Territories) (AFP) -- Exchanges of fire kil ...
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Embattled New Jersey governor Chris Christie has come out foursquare for wage th ...
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Perhaps sensing that the country no longer takes her threats to run for office s ...
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By Dave Helling and Brad Cooper, The Kansas City Star KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- On May ...
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WASHINGTON -- Paul Ryan is counting on this: Because he says he wants to preserv ...
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In a place haunted by ghosts, on a thoroughfare of the damned, standing upon gro ...
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Today The Weekend Reader brings you Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile ...
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In much of the country, parents are already buying school supplies for the start ...
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As the 2014 midterm elections draw closer, pollsters across the country will beg ...
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by Lee Fang, Republic Report. Last Friday, just before the Federal Communication ...
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Over the past several weeks, Republicans have increasingly insisted that somethi ...
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When Louis Brandeis wrote in 1932 that a “single courageous state may, if its ci ...
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Welcome to “This Week In Crazy,” The National Memo’s weekly update on the wildes ...
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By Marc Caputo, The Miami Herald In Florida's bareknuckle governor's race, it's ...
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By the time they reach grade school, most students understand that plagiarism is ...
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by Charles Ornstein, ProPublica This story was co-published with NPR's "Shots" b ...
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WASHINGTON -- Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens captured our ideal ...
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A few days after Iowa's governor was spotlighted on MSNBC for declaring undocume ...
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Michele Bachmann may be retiring from the House of Representatives, but that doe ...
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In the wake of Republican businessman David Perdue's upset victory over U.S. Rep ...
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It's a revealing video. Not in the sense of physical nakedness. No, what is nake ...
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Search the phrase “the most powerful man in the world” and what comes up are pho ...
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A new survey of likely voters in the 12 states where control of the Senate is be ...
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Democrats are ramping up their attacks against Senate candidate Joni Ernst, with ...
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By Michael Doyle and Tony Pugh, McClatchy Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- Two ap ...
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By David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times President Obama's health care law was deal ...
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By Steven Borowiec, Los Angeles Times The body of South Korea's most wanted man, ...
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Here's a really clever idea: Let's run express passenger trains 16 times round-t ...
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