Documenting the culture of slave descendants
Documentary images slave descendants living on Daufuskie Island are donated to The National Museum of African American History and Culture
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Oklahoma girl breaks Girl Scout cookies sales record
Katie Francis of Oklahoma City sold 18,107 boxes in the seven-week sales period
World Trade Center BASE jumpers defend stunt as video is released
Newly released video could be the key evidence used against three people for BASE-jumping off the World Trade Center
Prosecutor: FBI agent "justified" in shooting Boston bomb suspect's friend
Friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev admitted involvement in triple slaying, then threatened FBI agent with pole before being fatally shot, report says
Cops: 4 arrested for 2013 jump from World Trade Center
Andrew Rossig, 33, James Brady, 32, and Marko Markovich, 27, allegedly made the jump from the Freedom Tower in September 2013 while a fourth suspect, 29-year-old Kyle Hartwell, stayed on the ground and served as a lookout
Thousands of hotels don’t offer direct 911 calls
The murder of a woman whose young daughter couldn’t call for help in Texas has spurred a call for easier emergency access in hotels and motels
Woman, 74, freed after 32 years in prison for murder she didn't commit
California judge throws out Mary Virginia Jones' convictions for 1981 shooting; the defense says her abusive boyfriend committed the crime
It’s spring? Nor’easter coming to East Coast
National Weather Service says snow, ice are a possibility for much of Mid-Atlantic and New England
Washington mudslide: Report says expert warned of catastrophe
Report filed 15 years ago a contrast to local official's claim that slide was "completely unforeseen"; 14 people now confirmed dead as number of unaccounted for jumps to 176
Navy: Sailor, civilian suspect killed at Virginia base
Navy says civilian suspect disarmed petty officer at Naval Station Norfolk and fatally shot sailor, before being killed by security forces
Death toll rises to 14 in Washington mudslide
Crews keep digging, but rescuers say hope is fading that there will be more survivors; officials have 176 reports of people who have not been accounted for
Family of Texas man aboard Flight 370 comes to grips with loss
"This is not the answer we wanted, but it's an answer," says brother of IBM executive Philip Wood
Did Chicago train operator doze off before derailment?
32 people injured when subway train jumped the tracks and climbed escalator at O'Hare International Airport; operator was "extremely tired" at the time, union says
Soldier pleads guilty to killing pregnant wife
Civilian prosecutors say Pvt. Isaac Aguigui, 22, used the insurance money from his wife's death to buy guns and bomb components for an anti-government militia group he started
Authorities say cigarette sparked deadly N.J. motel fire
Four people killed, eight others injured in blaze at Jersey Shore motel whose guests included people displaced by Superstorm Sandy
Former RFK Jr. adviser accuses Trump officials of corruption
Nvidia investigates CEO Jensen Huang over Chinese espionage concerns
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These House and Senate midterm races don't have winners yet
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GOP Rep. Hill says he'll weigh whether Hegseth's actions merit impeachment
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