Army releases pic by slain photographer of blast that killed her
Army Spc. Hilda Clayton took a photo in the split-second between when a mortar tube accidentally exploded and the blast killed her
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Army Spc. Hilda Clayton took a photo in the split-second between when a mortar tube accidentally exploded and the blast killed her
Since last year's election, at least 140 instances of racist posters and fliers have been reported on college campuses in 33 states
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Award finally given to Edward Snowden after failed attempts to win legal guarantee in Norway that he could travel freely without risk of extradition
Investigation into police shooting death of black man found there wasn't enough evidence to prove white officers acted unreasonably
"Gentleman journalist" Bruce Hall covered more than 3,000 stories for CBS News, including the 1986 space shuttle Challenger disaster
Indiana high school students say anti-abortion group was allowed to hang sign for 10 days last year
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Launch of unarmed missile capable of carrying nuclear weapon comes amid rising tensions between U.S., North Korea
A surf icon who once made a living cheating death by riding monster waves has escaped a potential prison sentence
The former vice president spoke with Dr. David Agus at a gathering of biotech and health industry leaders
Kathryn Hagan, 38, is accused of giving a student Xanax and having sex with him before trying to cover it up
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Sponsored by prominent senators from both parties, the bill would sanction Venezuela while demanding the president prevent Russia from taking over Venezuelan-owned U.S. oil company Citgo