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Several recent run-ins with owls leave some Washington, D.C., residents rattled
WASHINGTON – A silent attacker lays in wait as a woman stepped out for an evening stroll down…
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NRA group sees backlash over gun auctions in schools
GREENVILLE – Parents and students trickled into the Muhlenberg County High School gym on a Saturday night as…
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Can Kelly Clarkson break the daytime talk show curse?
LOS ANGELES – Kelly Clarkson could not keep it together. The promo script on the teleprompter wasn’t funny,…
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GWU aims to get smaller and better. Will that mean cuts to faculty and financial aid?
WASHINGTON – By many measures, George Washington University looks healthy. The largest school in the nation’s capital boasts…
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Entrepreneur bets on a tech-enhanced system for serious hydration
If I had told a buddy to hydrate (even if I knew what that meant, which I didn’t)…
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Three Mile Island, where America flirted with its own Chernobyl, slated to close
It started with a pump failure early on the morning of March 28, 1979. Steam generators were unable…
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A revealing look at America’s most controversial charter school system
Success Academy Charter Schools are both the highest-performing and most criticized educational institutions in New York, and probably…
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In the age of ear buds and audiobooks, they want to be the voices in your head
NEW YORK – David McKeel pauses. The romance genre is unfamiliar territory for him. He’s reading a selection…
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New York eased gun law hoping Supreme Court would drop Second Amendment case – but that hasn’t happened yet
WASHINGTON – As the nation renews debate over gun control, the Supreme Court must decide whether to press…
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ICE Air: Carrying deportees and a message
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala – About 45 minutes before descent, the guards went up and down the aisle unshackling…
