2 vandalism suspects rescued from cliff
Park service spokeswoman Alexandra Picavet said the men got stuck on a cliff at the waterfront of Fort Baker in Golden Gate National Recreation Area
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Park service spokeswoman Alexandra Picavet said the men got stuck on a cliff at the waterfront of Fort Baker in Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Authorities believe a 36-year-old man killed 7 in rampage before turning gun on himself
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Broke league's color barrier in 1950 for Washington Capitals; was also one of first two black players on an NBA championship team
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The league, which had suspended the Vikings runningback until at least April, feels that a federal judge's order voiding the suspension should be reviewed
Cornell University study says chances of surviving zombie outbreak depends largely on location, but "we are largely doomed"
The white stuff just keeps piling up, but so do the stories of good deeds and miraculous survival
Younger brother Jeff Kyle says the guilty verdict of Eddie Ray Routh "will put an end to a chapter in our lives"
Republican state auditor Tom Schweich dead of self-inflicted gunshot wound, staffer tells AP