Photos of the week
The best images from the week's news, Nov. 7-Nov. 14, 2014
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Veteran, 98, dons uniform in bed for salute hours before death
Justus Belfield was too weak to leave his bed at an upstate New York nursing home on Veteran's Day
Jane Byrne, former Chicago mayor, dies at 80
The first and only woman to serve as city's mayor called a "Chicago icon" by Rahm Emanuel
Churches prepare for Ferguson unrest with grand jury decision looming
Town neighboring Ferguson passes out flyers urging residents to be prepared just as they would in the event of a major storm
World Trade Center window washers recount harrowing ordeal
One of the workers left dangling from nation's highest building says he'd return to job; the other is not so sure
Pentagon revamps nuclear arsenal after review finds systemic problems
One startling finding: three nuclear facilities used Fed-Ex to exchange the one wrench capable of tightening bolts on 450 warheads
Man engulfed in flames startles fast-food patrons in Phoenix
Arby's manager grabbed fire extinguisher and sprayed the man, who then went into a nearby Taco Bell to get water
Video of father singing "Blackbird" to dying son goes viral
Musician Chris Picco serenades his son who was delivered by emergency C-section when mother unexpectedly died in her sleep
Jesse Matthew pleads not guilty in 2005 rape
Jesse Matthew, suspected of abducting a University of Virginia student who was later found dead, pleaded not guilty in an unrelated rape case Friday
Wash. scissor stabbing suspect denies murder
Crystall Huff said in a jailhouse interview that she's innocent of charges that she stabbed 66-year-old Richard Whipple, before pouring soap down his throat
School district's decision on religious holidays outrages community
Montgomery County has a growing Muslim population, but when they asked for equal treatment, officials made a decision that affected families of all faiths
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe to retire Feb. 1
Megan Brennan to take over for Donahoe, who took over the agency during a serious financial crisis
Report: Justice uses planes to gather cellphone data
WSJ reports U.S. Marshal's Service employs airborne devices that trick phones, of suspects and innocents, into reporting registration info, location
L.A. school district: Girl, 14, mature enough to consent to sex with teacher
During trial, attorney for Los Angeles Unified School District introduced girl's sexual history and argued she bore some responsibility
Dr. Wayne Dyer's top 5 motivational speeches of all time
Self-help author offers his favorite addresses aimed at elevating and moving an audience to action
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Trump touts imminent decision on potential new attack on Iran
Thomas Markle Sr., Meghan's father, arrested in Florida
DOJ official resigns amid questions about "grand conspiracy" probe
3-year-old soccer star's mom speaks out about viral 911 call
Newly empowered Democrats could revive plans for court reforms
Judge blocks construction on Trump's 250-foot arch for now
Employers added 165,000 jobs in October, soaring past expectations
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Dolly Parton's estate moves to dismiss lawsuit against nephew
