Fire at Wash. Planned Parenthood clinic ruled arson
Pre-dawn blaze in Pullman follows a recent wave of protests at Planned Parenthood clinics across the country
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Pre-dawn blaze in Pullman follows a recent wave of protests at Planned Parenthood clinics across the country
Lower global demand has pushed oil prices to their lowest in years, pushing companies to cut 100,000 American jobs so far this year
At least 56 fires burning in seven states; new technology assesses how these fires might be stopped more efficiently
"When I'm on my death bed I can look back and be like, yeah, I did this awesome thing when I was 24"
A new study says good jobs are back; nowhere else is that more evident than at Hightower, a young commercial real estate technology company
U.S. military is scrambling to explain and correct problems that led to the accidental shipment of live anthrax to dozens of labs
An 86-year-old man who visits his wife's grave twice a day found a way to help a neighbor in the cemetery
Posters around the UMass Lowell campus ask for help finding a tarantula, named Aragog, after the Harry Potter films
A Sacramento community college reopened Friday as officers searched for a gunman who fatally shot one man and wounded two others
Panda Mei Xiang gave birth to twin cubs at the Washington D.C. zoo in August; smaller of the two cubs died four days later
Caleb Jackson pleaded no contest to manslaughter and hazing in April 2013 for his part in the 2011 death of Robert Champion, who was from Georgia
Scenes from the Playa in the remote Nevada desert
Kim Davis' lawyer says marriage licenses given to same-sex couples are void and "not worth paper that they are written on"
19-year-old Arby's clerk met with company executives; Arby's offering "olive branch" to local law enforcement
A man allegedly assaulted a painted "desnudas," and a topless woman is accused of trying to sell drugs and sex