Did Catholic activists' protest harm national defense?
85-year-old nun among activists appealing sabotage convictions over painting slogans, splashing blood on uranium bunker
U.S.
Utah governor to sign LGBT anti-discrimination bill
Bill backed by state's Republican majority legislature and the Mormon church
Middle school basketball players defend bullied cheerleader
Athletes walk off court in middle of game to address the mean-spirited comments directed at cheerleader who has Down syndrome
Rev. Willie Barrow, longtime civil rights leader, dies at age 90
Barrow marched on Washington and Selma in the '60s and more recently focused her concern on Chicago's gun violence
Search for crashed military helicopter makes key find
Helicopter crashed during training mission off Florida coast, killing 7 Marines, four soldiers
Boston bombing jurors see dramatic video of carjack victim's escape
Video shows clear view of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's face and man bolting from a car parked at the gas station
Bus overturns in southern Indiana
More than a dozen injured after bus overturns on side of interstate
Photo of newborn draped in U.S. flag sparks Facebook furor
Is photo of 8-day-old baby wrapped in an American flag patriotic or a desecration?
Police chief: We almost "buried two police officers" after Ferguson shootings
St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar gives update on the condition of the two officers shot during a protest in Ferguson
Terrifying earthquakes in modern history
Scientists say California is nearly guaranteed to see a magnitude-8 or higher in the next 30 years, a nightmare that other parts of the world know too well
Pro-police rally unfolds in Madison following shooting of unarmed man
As hundreds protest shooting of unarmed biracial man by white police officer, a separate rally to show support for police draws 250
Protesters picket Dallas home of OU student who led racist chant
Demonstrators in front of Parker Rice's home shout: "Teach your kids another way, no modern day KKK!"
Military families grieve for 11 killed in Black Hawk crash in Florida
Vigil comes after searchers struggle in thick fog to find the remains of the 11 soldiers presumed dead in crash
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Manhunt after 2 cops shot in Ferguson, Missouri; new embarrassment for Secret Service; the reason companies don't fix consumer-related cybersecurity
Crossroads of faith and fitness
Research has suggested a link between frequent churchgoing and obesity, but some Sunday services are combining spirituality with sweating it out
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Trump asking advisers if Hegseth should go, sources say
Hoax bomb threats affect at least 20 European flights in a week
Mike Johnson won't seek new term as House GOP leader after losses
2 women advanced further in Navy SEAL tryouts than any in history
2 Native American women make history in midterms
All the House districts that flipped in the midterm elections
The 2026 blue wave, in charts
Ronaldo retires from Portugal national team
