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Ore. bank blast kills police officer, bomb expert
A bomb explosion at a bank killed both a police officer and a state bomb disposal technician, and state police do not have any suspects, officials said Saturday.
Star and crescent joins Christmas tree, menorah
When they light the town Christmas tree in Armonk on Sunday, there will be a Jewish menorah right alongside, as usual. There will also be something new this year — an Islamic crescent and star.
No clear cut way to handle 8-year-old's case
What do you do with an 8-year-old boy charged with two counts of premeditated murder?
Mark, his words. Twain speaks from beyond
It only took a 100 years or so, but the world is finally getting a piece of Mark Twain's mind on the subject of free expression and whether it's safer for your words to be expressed after you're dead.
Nearly frozen sea turtle heading to rehab
His name is Herb, and he was very, very cold when he was found on a Cape Cod beach.
Obama's true colors: Black, white ... or neither?
A perplexing new chapter is unfolding in Barack Obama's racial saga: Many people insist that "the first black president" is actually not black.
Ill. governor makes brief courthouse appearance
Rod Blagojevich finished his work week in a federal courthouse, attending to duties in his newfound role of criminal defendant as the attorney general asked the state's highest court to have the scandal-ridden governor stripped of his powers.
Complaint against Ill. gov lists many character
The criminal complaint alleging schemes by Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich to trade a U.S. Senate seat and other favors for personal gain alludes to a host of unidentified characters, none of whom is charged with any wrongdoing.
Amish homeowners: Religion trumps building codes
Daniel Borntreger's home looks like hundreds of other Wisconsin farmhouses: two-story A-frame, porch, clothes on the line.
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A bomb explosion at a bank killed both a police officer and a state bomb disposal technician, and state police do not have any suspects, officials said Saturday.
Star and crescent joins Christmas tree, menorah
When they light the town Christmas tree in Armonk on Sunday, there will be a Jewish menorah right alongside, as usual. There will also be something new this year — an Islamic crescent and star.
No clear cut way to handle 8-year-old's case
What do you do with an 8-year-old boy charged with two counts of premeditated murder?
Mark, his words. Twain speaks from beyond
It only took a 100 years or so, but the world is finally getting a piece of Mark Twain's mind on the subject of free expression and whether it's safer for your words to be expressed after you're dead.
Nearly frozen sea turtle heading to rehab
His name is Herb, and he was very, very cold when he was found on a Cape Cod beach.
Obama's true colors: Black, white ... or neither?
A perplexing new chapter is unfolding in Barack Obama's racial saga: Many people insist that "the first black president" is actually not black.
Ill. governor makes brief courthouse appearance
Rod Blagojevich finished his work week in a federal courthouse, attending to duties in his newfound role of criminal defendant as the attorney general asked the state's highest court to have the scandal-ridden governor stripped of his powers.
Complaint against Ill. gov lists many character
The criminal complaint alleging schemes by Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich to trade a U.S. Senate seat and other favors for personal gain alludes to a host of unidentified characters, none of whom is charged with any wrongdoing.
Amish homeowners: Religion trumps building codes
Daniel Borntreger's home looks like hundreds of other Wisconsin farmhouses: two-story A-frame, porch, clothes on the line.
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