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Big changes for U.S. 36 coming down the pike
On weekdays, U.S. 36 feels more like a parking lot than a freeway, with traffic often coming to a standstill...
Fort Hood suspect sought war-crimes charges against patients, military officer says
DALLAS — Fort Hood, Texas, massacre suspect Nidal Malik...
Building a culture of health
Growing up in Pueblo, Colo., with a single mother, Eric Talbert never thought he’d go to college, let alone direct a nonprofit organization providing medical care to civilian victims of war...
On Stump, Biden Focuses Early Attacks on Romney
Joe Biden hit the stump in Ohio on Thursday, making sure to remind autoworkers there about Mitt Romney's opposition to the government bailout of GM and Chrysler...
Viacom files appeal in Google-YouTube case
SAN FRANCISCO — Media giant Viacom Inc. on Friday filed its anticipated appeal of a June ruling in favor of Google Inc.'s YouTube video service, the latest move in the companies' ongoing battle over alleged copyright infringement...
Lara Logan breaks her silence on ’60 Minutes’
NEW YORK — Breaking a months-long silence, CBS war correspondent Lara Logan talked to "60 Minutes" on Sunday night about what really happened to her in Cairo's Tahrir Square. On the night of Feb. 11, as the dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak...
Obama sets 18-month deadline for 30,000 troops
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama told a national...
Chinese Internet users praise Google’s threat to exit
BEIJING — Bouquets of flowers were laid in front of Google Inc.'s headquarters in China on Wednesday, a show of support for a company whose threat to exit China rather than tolerate more censorship is a dramatic shot across the bow of the Chinese Communist Party...
U.S. finally exits Iraq, leaving different perspectives of the war’s aftermath
K CROSSING, Kuwait — A U.S. military convoy sliced...
