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Feds: Radical Islamic leader killed in raid
FBI says agents shoot imam after he refuses to surrender in Detroit area on several criminal charges. Full story
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Climate bill pitched as national security issue
Backers of a climate bill in Congress hope that national security dangers will draw in reluctant Republicans who have denounced the bill. Full story
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Sex assault, theft are motives in family's slaying
Indictments claim two brothers armed with a tire iron broke into a family's home to rob them and sexually assault a teenage girl before beating five people to death.
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Climate bill pitched as national security issue
Backers of a climate bill in Congress hope that national security dangers will draw in reluctant Republicans who have denounced the bill as an energy tax and jobs killer.
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Chicago terror suspect called flight risk
Prosecutors urge a federal judge to deny bond to one of two Chicago men charged with plotting a terrorist attack against a Danish newspaper.
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Obama honors fallen soldiers at Dover
President Barack Obama made an overnight dash to Dover Air Force Base to honor the return of fallen soldiers, as the United States endures its deadliest month of the Afghanistan campaign.
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theGrio: Hate crimes act links struggles of blacks, gays
The gay-rights struggle is a civil rights struggle. Yet in the black community, fear of homosexuality (in others and in ourselves) prevents us from advancing this cause as our own.
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Evangelists set sights on New England
Several Christian denominations are targeting New England, one of the least religious regions in the country, as a place to evangelize and work to plant new churches.
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Mayor revives distressed ghost town
Braddock, Pa., Mayor John Fetterman is on a mission: to pump new life into his 142-year-old town, the site of Andrew Carnegie’s first steel mill but now one of America's most devastated Rust Belt cities.
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Swine flu closes more than 600 schools in U.S.
Across the country schools are closing by the dozen as officials say they’re being hit so hard by swine flu that they feel shutting down for a few days is the only feasible option.
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