Syria may be making new types of chemical weapons, U.S. says
Syria may be making new weapons either to improve their military capability or to escape international accountability, officials say
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Syria may be making new weapons either to improve their military capability or to escape international accountability, officials say
AMVETS' ad urging fans to "please stand" was not approved to be printed in a program for the upcoming Super Bowl
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Officials who run a palace completed in 1882 have relied on a backup plan to pay the light bill and stay open
Michigan police missed opportunity to pursue criminal charges in 2004 against Larry Nassar
Classified memo alleges inappropriate surveillance of the Trump campaign by the FBI and Justice Department
John Battaglia called his estranged wife on the phone and had her listen while he shot and killed their two daughters, 6 and 9
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Michael Ryder had been approved for $360 a week in unemployment benefits -- until the state learned he'd been dogging it at the restaurant where he supposedly worked
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Deputy state director for the pro-marijuana organization Drug Policy Alliance estimated more than 100,000 people are eligible to have their records changed
Keisha Hamilton reportedly told her sister her husband was "acting strange" before she disappeared in 2015
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"This problem has the potential to spread quickly across the Army," the U.S. Army Public Health Center said in a health alert
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley drawing attention after report about what he told gathering of pastors