Almanac: Fort Knox
On June 28, 1935, federal officials disclosed a previously-secret plan to build an underground vault in Kentucky for the nation's gold reserves
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On June 28, 1935, federal officials disclosed a previously-secret plan to build an underground vault in Kentucky for the nation's gold reserves
Rugged hills and dense woods provide cover for David Sweat, who broke out of Upstate N.Y. prison three weeks ago
The Supreme Court's ruling that marriage is constitutionally protected for both gay and straight couples provoked jubilation, anger, and promises of disobedience
Officials describe the desperate conditions that helped them catch Richard Matt
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Officials say 17-year-old was singled out among a group of swimmers and attacked; incident was also second day in a row of shark attacks
The most compelling photos from the week's news, June 20-26, 2015, including landmark rulings by the Supreme Court, a heatwave in Pakistan and a Colombian tattoo festival
Cynthia Hurd "lived by the motto, 'Be kinder than necessary,'" Gov. Nikki Haley says; Tywanza Sanders and Susie Jackson also mourned
The tradition and popularity of the honky tonks are dwindling
Flag at the center of controversy following deadly Charleston shooting removed by woman who climbed flagpole
Police say Dr. Jeff Bradstreet died of self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest days after his Ga. office was raided by FDA agents
The lovably ugly are celebrated at the annual competition for beauty-challenged canines in Petaluma, Calif.
Hundreds of law enforcement officers search for remaining escaped killer after police gun down partner
As Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis is released from jail in Kentucky, we take a look back at the legal battles, tragedies, and personal bravery that have marked the LGBT community's battle for equal rights
Thousands gathered Friday at the funeral for Rev. Clementa Pinckney, who was killed during the massacre at Emanuel AME church