The making of Norman Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post Covers
One hundred years ago this week, the first illustration by Norman Rockwell appeared on the cover of the "Saturday Evening Post"
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Kansas man pleads guilty to part in ISIS plot against base
Alexander E. Blair admitted in a Topeka federal court that he loaned $100 to a friend, John T. Booker, to pay for storage of a bomb
Sexual assaults in military "pervasive," congressman reports
Survivors have no hope and "the military justice system is still dysfunctional," Sen. Gillibrand says in report urging better response to problem
Congressman claims NFL sought to sway crucial brain study
The NFL backed out of a promised $30M donation for federal brain research when one particular doctor wasn't blackballed, Rep. Pallone says
Hickenlooper fields talks about veep speculation
The Colorado governor talked about the presidential race, gun control and marijuana legalization on "CBS This Morning"
Injuries, evacuation at Planned Parenthood over chemical exposure
Several people were taken to a hospital and a local school was also shut down as hazmat teams were called in to evaluate the situation
The Great Office Post-it Battle
New York employees are channeling their creative energies into a Post-it battle high above the city's streets
Hometown honors astronaut twins Mark and Scott Kelly
The town of West Orange, New Jersey pulled out all the stops to welcome NASA's famed identical twin astronauts
Officer in Freddie Gray case found not guilty on all counts
Prosecutors had said Officer Edward Nero arrested Gray without probable cause and was negligent when he didn't buckle his seat belt
"Unabomber" eager to tell his story from prison -- with conditions
For nearly two decades Ted Kaczynski sent bombs through the mail, killing three people and injuring two dozen more
Tom Brady takes last step before possible Supreme Court appeal
The New England Patriots quarterback has appealed his 4-game NFL suspension for a second time in U.S. Circuit Court
Brooklyn pizza joint known for pies and a radio network
At "Roberta's" pizza joint, you can enjoy a podcast from the Heritage Radio Network, which streams 32 radio programs every week -- all about food
The "Waco Horror" still reverberates, 100 years later
The gruesome public mutilation of a 17-year-old farmhand in 1916 helped give rise to the NAACP, but became a forgotten event for decades
Woman bitten by shark off Vero Beach, Florida
Woman was swimming about 100 yards off shore when the shark bit down on her leg
Four-year-old boy found dead in Maine farm pond
Boy reported missing on property owned by his uncle; divers called in to retrieve the body
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Billy Evans tells his side of "You Can See Everything," Elizabeth Holmes' portrayal
Federal judge blocks Trump from closing historic D.C. golf course, for now
U.S. reportedly floated trading Ukrainian land for NATO membership
Flights expected to normalize by tonight after ground stop. Here's what to know
Port of New Orleans sues tanker that hit riverboat cruise for $1 million
U.S. loses measles elimination status as cases surge nationwide
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U.S. gave Singapore scant help with Alice Huang probe, source says
SpaceX pulls off first Starship recovery from orbit in spectacular fashion
