Snow joke: Iditarod dog sled race disrupted by Alaska's warm winter
"They took our winter," veteran musher says of Boston, which got nearly 7 feet more snow than Anchorage this year
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"They took our winter," veteran musher says of Boston, which got nearly 7 feet more snow than Anchorage this year
Fact that 19-year-old Tony Robinson Jr. was unarmed "all the more complicated for the investigators, for the public to accept"
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Reorganization aims to increase accountability, provide more information about various regions of the world, CIA director says
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On March 7, 1965, a peaceful march to demand voting rights turned violent when the demonstrators were attacked by police
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City officials confirm 2 police officials and one clerk out of their jobs after DOJ report
How do you hold a the world's most-famous dog sled race without snow? Iditarod director says it will be "a whole new ballgame"
At least 3 homes damaged but no one hurt, emergency officials say
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