Weather demonstration explosion hurts 6 children at museum
The incident took place during a demonstration of a tornado, and shut the museum down for the day
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Florida town's notorious speed traps under investigation
Seven police officers wrote nearly 12,000 speeding tickets last year, providing a-third of Waldo, Florida's revenue
Family says Steven Sotloff was "no war junkie"
They say 31-year-old journalist tried to give voice to weak and suffering; family spokesman, speaking in Arabic, says he was "martyred"
Missouri governor lifts state of emergency
Gov. Jay Nixon cited a return to normalcy in the St. Louis suburb, with school back in session and businesses reopening.
Detroit police charge 4 in killing of French street artist
Police have arrested four Detroit youths for the homicide of Bilal Berreni, 23, who was found dead in an abandoned housing project
Mom held at gunpoint in traffic stop plans to sue police
A Texas woman who was pulled over in a case of mistaken identity and held at gunpoint in front of her children said the incident traumatized her family and wants a change in police procedure
Teen who climbed World Trade Center sentenced
Justin Casquejo, 16, had pleaded guilty to breaking misdemeanor law against scaling tall buildings without permission
Brothers convicted in 1983 slaying walk out of prison
Henry McCollum said "there's not anger in my heart" after he and his half-brother, Leon Brown were released from prison after serving 30 years under false conviction for a rape and murder
Principal, teachers to face trial in cheating case
Philadelphia elementary school workers charged with helping young children cheat on standardized tests
Digging diplomacy: Kerry, 5 predecessors at museum groundbreaking
John Kerry, Henry Kissinger, James Baker, Madeleine Albright, Colin Powell and Hillary Clinton attend groundbreaking of U.S. Diplomacy Center
Superior Court judges censured for sexual misconduct
One of the judges was censured for having sex with two women in his chambers and the other is accused of having a sexual relationship with a court clerk
Albino monocled cobra on the loose near L.A.
Venomous snake bit a dog in the backyard of a Thousand Oaks, California home
Smithsonian Wilderness Forever Photo Contest
The National Wilderness Act is 50 years old. To celebrate the Smithsonian is displaying the winners of a photo contest from America's wild places at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.
Federal judge upholds Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban
State's refusal to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states also upheld; ruling breaks string of wins for gay advocates
Third U.S. aid worker infected with Ebola identified
Dr. Rick Sacra was delivering babies and not working with Ebola patients in Liberia, according to missionary group
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