South Carolina doesn't have drugs for December execution
The state's corrections director said four years of trying to find pentobarbital failed because drug companies won't sell if it is publicly known they are providing drugs for executions
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The state's corrections director said four years of trying to find pentobarbital failed because drug companies won't sell if it is publicly known they are providing drugs for executions
The coroner said the bodies were so badly burned that his office will need dental records to determine identification
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Homeland Security Dept. says benefit will be extended one last time -- until July 2019 -- to give Haitians time to prepare to return home
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Training jet out of Laughlin Air Force Base near Del Rio went down on Texas-Mexico border; Air Force says; team of officers to investigate
Report says plane flew very low over Gulf of Mexico, then climbed sharply and plunged into water; no blame assigned
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