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  Army allows media at Palin event in North Carolina despite concerns about anti-Obama politics
01:22:14 AM (ET), Saturday, November 21, 2009
(AP Photo) Byline: Tom Uhlman

The U.S. Army said Friday it would open Sarah Palin's appearance on Fort Bragg to media, a reversal from earlier in the week when the military wanted the event closed out of fears it would prompt political grandstanding against President Barack Obama.The attempt to ban media at the event scheduled for Monday was met with protests from The Associated Press and The Fayetteville Observer. The military then proposed limited media coverage, but lifted that plan Friday.

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Saturday, November 21, 2009
  • Army allows media at Palin event in North Carolina despite concerns about anti-Obama politics
  • California investigates whether churches were cheated by leasing companies
  • Police say NC man raped and killed 5-year-old girl the same day he kidnapped her
  • UC students protest 32 percent fee hike by occupying campus buildings in Berkeley, Santa Cruz
  • Car strikes crowd of 10 outside Alabama school; 1 adult killed, 9 children injured

  • Friday, November 20, 2009
  • Car strikes crowd of 10 outside Alabama school; 1 adult killed, 9 children injured
  • LA prosecutors say no appeal of Missouri mom's dismissed conviction in MySpace suicide case
  • Resort island Saipan reeling after gunman opens fire; 2 children among dead
  • Hearing ends with prosecutor calling alleged Maui spy difficult to work with but competent
  • Obituaries in the news
  • 3-year-old leads toddler to safety in mobile home fire near Phoenix that kills mother
  • CA judge rules there's enough evidence to try late porn mogul's son in ex-girlfriend's death
  • Authorities say man who fastened lizards to chest caught at Los Angeles airport customs
  • Parents in case of Liberian girl allegedly raped by 4 boys arrested on abuse charges
  • Levi Johnston's mother gets 3 years in painkiller distribution case
  • GOP congressmen criticize settlement with Sacramento mayor's nonprofit over use of grants
  • Senator: Postal Service to allow volunteers in Alaska town to write 'Dear Santa' responses
  • At least 842 US military deaths in Afghanistan region since 2001, Defense Department says
  • US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,364 Friday, according to Associated Press count
  • Workers rescue 35 elementary school students from burning bus on NYC bridge; no injuries
  • Police: Thieves kill 5 in rural Arkansas for expensive wheel rims, flat-screen televisions
  • 2 former judges granted partial judicial immunity in NE Pa. kids-for-cash kickback lawsuit
  • Wyoming files new lawsuit challenging Yellowstone snowmobile rules
  • Plea bargain reached in case against woman accused in Wal-Mart altercation
  • Police make 3rd arrest in shooting death of off-duty Las Vegas police officer
  • Teen pleads guilty to murdering Border Patrol agent during robbery try
  • Appeals court rules against Oregon high school teacher who wants to take her gun to class
  • Attorney seeks psychiatric care for Mo. teen facing murder charge in death of 9-year-old girl
  • AP News in Brief
  • UN children's convention at 20: Indian boy embodies the plight of millions of downtrodden kids
  • Prosecutors charge former Marine with 6 counts of murder in death of 'Cathouse' star, others
  • Fired psychiatrist says Marines suffering from stress are getting shoddy care at Camp Lejeune
  • LA jurors noted for anti-police leanings a concern for former transit officer's murder trial
  • Prosecutors charge former Marine with 6 counts of murder in death of 'Cathouse' star, others
  • Missouri jury deliberates on case of black school teacher who says white police assaulted her
  • UN committee targets Iran's human rights violations and crackdown on election opponents
  • Sears Tower terror plot ringleader sentenced to 13 1/2 years in prison by Fla. federal judge
  • Overweight students at university in Pennsylvania told to take fitness class or risk diplomas
  • End of an era: Brunswick Naval Air Station's planes to depart as base readies for closing
  • Panel of SC lawmakers will begin discussing impeachment of Gov. Mark Sanford next week
  • Lawyer: Ohio's new lethal-injection plan amounts to asking court to approve human experiment
  • Independent scientists say program can extend life of nation's nuclear weapons for decades
  • Attorney says Fort Hood shooting suspect's 1st hearing planned for Saturday in hospital room
  • Rudy Giuliani returns to the spotlight, but for what reason is anyone's guess
  • Del. diocese: Pedophile priests should receive retirement benefits despite sexual abuse
  • Prison official: Man released after 17 years in prison on now-overturned NYC murder conviction
  • Key player of 1990s anti-government movement resurfaces, as citizen militias rise again
  • NY man convicted of endangerment after leaving his father, 85, in hot car, finding him dead
  • Indianapolis man convicted in slayings of 7 gets life sentence, compares self to Christ
  • Arkansas officials: FBI investigating police officer's use of stun gun on 10-year-old girl
  • Air taxi emergency landing in Alaska smooth as runway; pilot kept his cool on tundra
  • Birth control for bison aims to reduce size of herd on Santa Catalina Island off LA coast
  • Arizona family begs burglars for return of music box holding ashes of 5-month old son
  • AP IMPACT: As military academies seek diversity, urban lawmakers often make fewest nominations
  • Mo. woman whose nearly 370 animals were seized gets probation in child endangerment case
  • Congressional districts with the fewest military academy nominations in the past 5 years
  • The nation's weather
  • San Francisco's 'public option' - a city-run health care program - informs national debate
  • Cleanup after Washington landslide moves forward with effort to save stranded fish
  • Leonardo da Vinci exhibition of futuristic inventions opens in New York's Times Square

  • Thursday, November 19, 2009
  • Key UN committee approves resolution criticizing widespread human rights violations in NKorea
  • NJ dad trying to get son back from Brazil to testify before congressional human rights panel
  • Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials in Newspapers in the US and Abroad
  • Plea deal reached for 1 of 7 suspects in Pa. steel town's series of arsons
  • U.S.-trained scientist and al-Qaida suspect says she's innocent and will boycott NY trial
  • Texas inmate executed after governor rejects clemency recommendation from parole board
  • Jurors in Baltimore mayor's theft trial keep asking questions after they are dismissed for day
  • Judge rules ex-sailor granted conditional pardon can be retried in rape, murder case
  • Officers shot, suspect killed after apparent bank robbery, chase in suburban Denver
  • Vowing to be jailhouse lawyer, NY ex-lawyer surrenders at federal courthouse
  • Police: 800-pound SC man dies after 8 months in recliner; wife says he was ready to see Jesus
  • Police: Family members of 6 charged in Mo. child sex case remember posing with naked men
  • UC regents vote to reopen troubled Los Angeles hospital partly closed because of negligence
  • Deputy says suspect in 6 slayings in Tenn. asked to hug daughter before being cuffed at scene
  • Minn. man indicted on terror charges is 7th to face counts in missing Somalis investigation
  • Landmark court ruling on Katrina could bring new deluge: billions in legal action
  • AP Exclusive: Muslim countries seek UN treaty to protect religion from blasphemy
  • 3 teens accused of setting 15-year-old Fla. boy on fire plead not guilty to attempted murder
  • UN urges help for 1 billion deprived children and hundreds of millions affected by violence
  • Sen. John Kerry's eldest daughter arrested in Hollywood for allegedly driving drunk
  • Woman awarded nearly $3 million to settle claim she was raped while working for KBR in Iraq
  • NYC jury in 'Junior' Gotti case goes home for weekend after signaling possible deadlock
  • Philadelphia jury convicts confessed cop killer of 1st degree murder, penalty phase next
  • Advocates say economy has put strain on food banks, charities to keep up with demand
  • Report: Car caused Ala. school bus to plunge from overpass, killing 4 students in 2006
  • Merchant sea captain held by pirates, Navy rescue crew reunited in Virginia
  • Federal officials in Md. indict 19 alleged gang members on racketeering conspiracy charges
  • More college students want to study abroad but pack their dreams away, daunted by economy
  • It came from the popcorn bucket: Group finds high saturated fat, calories in movie popcorn
  • Feds back plan to remove 5 million pounds of unwanted carp from Utah lake to save other fish
  • Sept. 11 trial is likely to test New York juries' aversion to the death penalty
  • In narrow ruling, NY's top court OKs some government benefits for married same-sex couples
  • Wife of Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., charged with drunken driving, hit-and-run; no one injured
  • Report: Car caused Ala. school bus to plunge from overpass, killing 4 students in 2006
  • NY sheriff using proceeds from drug dealers to offer parents free drug test kits
  • Spurred by DNA success stories, Ohio public defender launches innocence project for some cases
  • Federal judge says Yellowstone-area grizzly bears must stay on threatened list
  • Correction: Mistaken for Deer
  • Chicago-area cemetery where 4 former workers are accused of digging up graves reopens
  • Ohio man charged with putting infant, toddler in trash bin after dispute with their mother
  • Conn. woman allegedly set on fire by boyfriend heard screaming during 911 call by neighbor
  • NJ airport guard overheard talking about shooting Obama is sentenced; to be released from jail
  • Merriam-Webster's Words of the Year
  • Runners-up to Merriam-Webster's Words of the Year
  • NY pastor gets probation; accused of spending parish funds on plastic surgery, Botox
  • Gov. Perry may decide fate of inmate set to die Thurs.; parole board says he deserves clemency
  • It's no lie: 'Admonish' wins Word of the Year after Rep. Joe Wilson's outburst
  • FBI says Chicago terror suspects had contact with terrorist group, India probes Mumbai link
  • Turkey that played chicken with NJ Turnpike traffic and taunted toll collectors is captured

  • Wednesday, November 18, 2009
  • Southern California wildfire is 100 percent contained
  • CEO: Reader's Digest leaving longtime suburban headquarters for NYC and White Plains
  • Los Angeles County says US Forest Service should allow helicopter firefighting at night
  • Architect joins former first lady Laura Bush to unveil design of Bush library
  • Former Marine recruiter sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child sex charges
  • Chicago police see no evidence of homicide in school official's death, but probe continues
  • Defense request for new judge granted in case of Ariz. boy charged with killing dad's roommate
  • Detroit man accused of marching naked 15-year-old son into lot, killing him over dispute
  • Why do we hate? New academic field of hate studies seeks the answer
  • NY truck driver gets prison for crash that killed UK tourists; judge says driver a 'time bomb'
  • Lutheran group to lead formation of new church body in wake of decision to allow gay pastors
  • Woman who pleaded guilty not on witness list in hearing for suspect in Elizabeth Smart case
  • Navy: Casual atmosphere aboard submarine contributed to March collision in Persian Gulf
  • AG: NH man helped 2 others craft alibi in burglary that left woman dead, daughter injured
  • Phoenix police: 3 Army soldiers arrested with 680 pounds of pot, $10,000 cash in rental car
  • Prosecutors: Oakland man murdered girlfriend's child, then killed her to keep her from telling
  • Fatalities reported in Minnesota tour bus crash, state official says number unclear
  • Prison sentence cut for ex-Ukrainian prime minister convicted in US of corruption in homeland
  • Former Louisiana congressman convicted of taking bribes will remain free while appealing
  • Correction: Today in History for April 18
  • Navy secretary orders removal of Marines, Navy man convicted in death of Iraqi man
  • Former Vice President's daughter Mary Cheney, partner have 2nd child; it's a girl
  • New Mexico official says no mechanical problems with chopper in mountain crash that killed 2
  • 13-year-old Alabama boy accused of soliciting sex from police officer posing as prostitute
  • Affidavit: Conn. police officer charged in crash that killed 2 teens was driving 94 mph
  • Police in Minn. arrest 2 in assaults of cyclists, jogger that were taped and posted on YouTube
  • Family, friends mourn Tennessee soldier who was among 13 killed at Fort Hood massacre
  • Man eyed in, but never charged with, '06 NJ prostitute killings still feels glare of suspicion
  • Aide linked to Ohio AG scandal gets 45 days on unrelated theft-in-office charge, other counts
  • Ex-bus driver gets 6 months in prison after running down Ohio pedestrian while talking on cell
  • Judge: US military can reassign lawyers who represented Guantanamo detainee
  • Va. officials: 1 student killed, another wounded by hunter who thought they were deer
  • Man who took hostages at Clinton campaign office in 2007 released from NH prison
  • Arkansas appeals court upholds state's seizure of children from Tony Alamo ministries
  • A look at the 2010 BMW 650i Convertible
  • Slowest-selling BMW car retains old styling, thirsty V-8
  • Families file petition at UN seeking release of 3 American hikers detained in Iran since July
  • Police: NJ driver texting details of drug deal hits cyclist, gets charged with drug possession
  • Pennsylvania woman who was lying in bed when she was struck by bullet through wall dies
  • 10-year-old girl taken to Ark. youth shelter after police officer uses Taser on her
  • Richmond, Calif. tries to regroup 3 weeks after brutal gang rape outside HS homecoming dance
  • Candlelight vigil concludes Texas A&M's marking of 10th anniversary of deadly bonfire collapse
  • Obama bluntly confident in conviction of Sept. 11 suspect and enforcement of death penalty
  • Obama: Upcoming Afghanistan strategy will put US on path toward `ending the war'
  • Fort Carson to honor 15 soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan last month
  • City councils in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles vote to ban declawing of cats

  • Tuesday, November 17, 2009
  • Police car checking NYC traffic ahead of Biden motorcade collides with taxi; vice president OK
  • After discovery of backyard horrors, Cleveland's focus shifts to healing, helping the living
  • Woman believed to have been oldest person born in US dies in NY nursing home at 114
  • Southern California wildfire is 95 percent contained; no homes threatened
  • Abraham Lincoln letter to boy mentioning their meeting goes on sale in Philly for $60,000
  • Former Army counterintelligence worker executed by electric chair for killing Virginia couple
  • Moussaoui trial, the first in US over 9/11, surprised everyone, confounded predictions
  • Judge drops case against family of Sleepy Eye teen after cancer-free diagnosis
  • San Antonio victim rape kits to undergo DNA testing in department effort to solve old cases
  • Ill congressman Manzullo says 'savage religion' comment about terrorists misunderstood
  • Man pleads guilty in Washington shooting rampage after prosecutor agrees to no death penalty
  • US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia speaks about Constitution at Ohio law school
  • In Washington, a Muslim-American immigrant becomes blue collar town's unlikely mayor
  • FACT CHECK: A look at moving Guantanamo detainees to US prisons, possibly in Ill., Mich.
  • Wis. man charged with strangling stepson, leaving his body in van at a Walmart parking lot
  • DC ends neighborhood checkpoint program, won't appeal court ruling finding it unconstitutional
  • LA County's top prosecutor says he will bust marijuana dispensaries that take cash for pot
  • Md. city erects Dred Scott decision plaque to quell rancor over Supreme Court justice's statue
  • Authorities say Salt Lake City mother gave up 9-month-old girl to suspected drug dealer
  • DC board says 'no' to putting gay marriage ban on ballot, citing human rights law
  • Friends, family attend Louisiana funeral for executed DC sniper John Allen Mohammed
  • Ariz. rep apologizes for saying terrorist could take NYC mayor's daughter if 9/11 trial there
  • Out of 6,300 suggestions, San Diego Zoo's newest panda cub gets a name meaning "Son of Cloud"
  • Same-sex couples say 'no legitimate' reason for excluding them from feds marriage definition
  • Better watch out, better not cough: Santas lobby for swine flu vaccine
  • DA: Pa. murder suspect scammed to get burial plot next to the wife he's accused of killing
  • NJ teen sues school, claiming administrators quashed a silent protest of abortion she planned
  • How the poll on the environment was conducted
  • NC Museum of Art 'tunnels' through to new building, uses unusual elements to move works
  • Searcher says missing NC girl's body was found near deer carcasses, calls scene 'terrible'
  • LA City Council confirms, swears in Charlie Beck as new police chief
  • Richmond, Calif. tries to regroup 3 weeks after brutal gang rape outside HS homecoming dance
  • 4 dead in car-passenger train collision near SC-GA line; official says car tried to beat train
  • Crowd rallies at Cleveland house where 11 bodies found to thank coroner for speedy ID work

  • Monday, November 16, 2009
  • Single mom who is US Army cook refuses Afghanistan deployment to take care of 10-month-old son
  • Trying al-Qaida suspects for 9/11 raises security concern inside the courthouse, and outside
  • Navy: Training plane wreckage found off Texas coast, not sure if body of 2nd pilot also there
  • FBI's file on Studs Terkel shows agency kept tabs on Chicago author for decades
  • Mormons, Boy Scouts named in lawsuits claiming childhood sex abuse by youth leaders
  • GOP radio host, blogger's attack on gay Dem Party chair condemned by NH Freedom to Marry group
  • Rubio takes ideas from Obama, uses them in his own ad against Gov. Crist in Fla. Senate race
  • Friend says Michigan man showed no sign of trouble before shootings that killed him, family
  • Rural Ill. town would rather have Gitmo detainees than struggle with chronic unemployment
  • 11 men linked to slain Detroit mosque leader are indicted a few weeks after initial charges
  • Police: 12 injured in shooting outside San Francisco concert; no arrests made
  • Judge tells Chicago to allow students to transfer out of school after videotaped beating death
  • Michelle Obama tells Denver high school students not to fret bad test scores
  • 3 brothers file suit in San Francisco against Mormons, Boy Scouts claiming childhood sex abuse
  • Colo. officials say US gov hasn't called on using prisons for Gitmo detainees
  • 4.6-magnitude earthquake shakes remote area of California desert
  • Trial in Texas delayed for former Air Force nurse accused of killing 3 terminally ill patients
  • Ordered to curb Afghan deaths, troops get updated training on calling in artillery, airstrikes
  • Former NJ kids entertainer who played Santa imprisoned for traveling to Asia for sex with boys
  • Ex-Mo. funeral home owner pleads guilty, agrees to repay 3 families in false cremation case
  • Probation for SC Maserati driver who plowed speeding sports car into man's house, killing him
  • Pa. dog breeder pulls animal cruelty guilty plea; officials say 189 dogs were living in filth
  • Space shuttle crew of 6 includes 1st orthopedic surgeon in space and former NFL pick
  • Top Va. lawmaker resigns amid investigations by federal grand jury, state ethics panel
  • Wisconsin releases video showing guard tossing grenade in inmate's cell, settling AP lawsuit
  • AP NewsBreak: Mass. senator, reportedly drunk, driven home by cops 13 hours before hit-and-run
  • Families of 3 hikers held in Iran worry about their mental health, ask public to send letters
  • Nonprofit says Pro-Cuba embargo money flows to congressional campaigns, influences votes
  • Report: Radical imam says he didn't pressure Fort Hood suspect
  • Rape center in Cleveland opens line for women who may have survived attacks at bodies house
  • A look at how climate change is spreading pests around the globe

  • Sunday, November 15, 2009
  • Police responding to brawl at NYC sports bar shoot guard dead, wound 2nd man in doorway
  • 11-year-old boy from Idaho kills black bear that wouldn't leave his family's porch
  • Baltimore attorney plans to write book on executed DC sniper; says pair had become close
  • AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EST
  • Poll: half of Southern Democrats opposed, outraged by lawmaker's shout to Obama of 'You lie!'
  • A glance at the California Voting Rights Act
  • As Obama visits China, Chinese-Americans see inseparable destinies of East and West
  • Milwaukee mayor hailed as hero for intervening in confrontation, will run for Wis. governor
  • DNA evidence in 1998 Yale killing was contaminated by former Conn. forensic lab worker
  • Linguists determine Sarah Palin talks as she does due to 1930s migration from Upper Midwest
  • Obama arrives in China for a three-day visit, his first trip there
  • Mourners grieve at funerals for some of 13 soldiers killed in Fort Hood shooting massacre
  • Jet leaving Kansas City strikes birds and loses 1 engine, returns to land safely
  • Campus 'posses' support college students who might otherwise feel like fish out of water

  • Saturday, November 14, 2009
  • Obama steers 2011 Asia-Pacific summit meeting to his native Hawaii
  • Police: Man fights 3 officers at mom's NY home, dies after being zapped twice with stun gun
  • Lone person on board killed as small plane crashes in Los Angeles suburb
  • Ellis Island museum evacuated for 90 minutes after harmless white powder is found
  • Crusading Calif. D.A. retires, leaving painful wake of overturned cases, costly settlements
  • Hawaii's beaches are shrinking; scientists say the trend will accelerate with global warming
  • Pilot in medical helicopter accident that killed 3 issued call for help just before crash
  • Dad, 12-year-old son headed to Indiana hunting trip die when their small plane crashes in NJ
  • White House: Obama administration eyes near-empty Illinois prison to house Guantanamo inmates
  • Protesters picket at Taos hotel where owner told employees to Anglicize Hispanic names
  • Prominent state challenges to lethal injection
  • Vessel rescues 8 people, including pregnant woman, clinging to capsized boat off Tijuana coast
  • Former UN diplomat who advised Kurds defends oil interests in northern Iraq
  • NYPD widow sues husband's former employer, saying its blame game drove him to suicide
  • Urn with veteran's ashes stolen day before scheduled burial at Arlington National Cemetery
  • Plan to try 9/11 mastermind in NYC is fraught with legal, political and security challenges
  • In effort to halt swine flu, Disney World adds hand sanitizer dispensers, health tips
  • Vegas club stops live strippers-on-a-truck promotion down Las Vegas Strip after complaints
  • Colorado parents plead guilty in balloon boy saga, some jail time possible
  • Hawaii hopes tourism authority will help pay for Waikiki Beach sand restoration project
  • Judge seals the deal, says colony of seals can remain at cove in San Diego

  • Friday, November 13, 2009
  • As storm moves off East Coast, flooding eases and bridges begin reopening
  • Obama: New Myanmar policy depends on reform, release of all political prisoners
  • Fire in Bridgeport, Conn., public housing complex kills mother, her 3 young children
  • Documents: Medicare agency ignored scam warnings for 3 years, may have cost taxpayers millions
  • Judge sentences evangelist to 175 years in child sex case, says 'greater judge' will also rule
  • Pelosi: Amendment in House's health care overhaul bill would further limit access to abortion
  • DC council defiant of Catholic Church's pressure to be exempt from gay marriage proposal
  • Authorities say DNA identifies woman as mother of babies whose remains were found under porch
  • Domestic violence groups say killing shows importance of emergency shelters for women
  • Ohio makes plans to execute inmates with 1-drug method untried on prisoners
  • Survivor says Oregon van crash like 'dream' after 2 die, 2 critically injured
  • Authorities: bones in Death Valley may be those of German tourists who vanished in 1996
  • Referendum resolves decades-long conflict over NJ town's name; Woodland Park it is _ for now
  • Brief storm shows potential for mud flows from huge Southern California wildfire burn area
  • Political observers say corruption-probe charges may bolster Corbett's campaign
  • 6th family member charged with rape in western Missouri child sex abuse case
  • New US Attorney in Ohio says terrorism still a top priority but other crimes need resources
  • Federal action against Iranian foundation threatens future of 4 American mosques
  • New US Attorney in Ohio says terrorism still a top priority but other crimes need resources
  • Jaycee Dugard kidnap suspect apologizes to 'every human being' in jailhouse letter
  • Philadelphia man who attacked sleeping subway rider with hammer gets 4 to 10 years
  • Warrant: Yale suspect raised suspicions by scrubbing floor, trying to move bloody box of wipes
  • Man who arranged bribes for Detroit council member gets maximum 5-year prison sentence
  • ASPCA puts down abused NY dog after saying rehab failed and despite pleas from dog lovers
  • Louisiana son of executed DC sniper says he doesn't want to be judged by his father's crimes
  • NC Rep. Etheridge declines to challenge Sen. Burr, state's senior senator seeking 2nd term
  • Louisiana son of executed DC sniper says he doesn't want to be judged by his father's crimes
  • Federal judge rejects Ga. terror convict's request for a new trial; sentencing next month
  • FBI: Anonymous warning about suspect in Kan. doctor's shooting not specific, credible threat
  • Jogger finds stranded dolphin at Ala. wildlife refuge after Tropical Storm Ida
  • 'Ghosts of Mississippi' prosecutor who became a judge sentenced to 18-months for lying to FBI
  • Rescuers in rain-soaked DC evacuate shops over fears nearby buildings could collapse
  • Tenn. trooper suspended after sending white pride e-mail to 100s of state employees by mistake
  • Fla. judge linked to stripper sentenced to 1 year probation after pleading guilty to fraud
  • Brothers: Minneapolis man accused of bankrolling terrorism struggled to make ends meet
  • Prime Minister Hatoyama reiterates Japan's desire to cease Indian Ocean refueling mission
  • UN chief plans 24-hour fast to spotlight plight of more than 1 billion hungry people
  • Staunchly anti-gay marriage RI gov says he's willing to consider domestic partnership law
  • 2 Yemeni brothers in Michigan can stay in US
  • North Carolina principal retires after school district nixes cash-for-grades fundraiser
  • Text of President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's news conference
  • Federal officials say they'll investigate claims of animal abuse at University of Utah labs
  • Police believe missing Va. Tech student was hitchhiking after leaving Metallica concert
  • Former New Mexico Gov. Bruce King, whose 3 terms spanned 3 decades, dies at age 85
  • Lake Mary teen surfing off New Smyrna Beach bitten by shark
  • Car plows through windows of Connecticut nail salon, injuring 8; car was halfway into shop
  • Obama call move of 9/11 suspects' trial prosecutorial and national security decision
  • Former megachurch pastor Ted Haggard says home prayer meeting his 'resurrection'
  • Man convicted of killing Little Rock TV personality Anne Pressly spared death penalty
  • How the poll on flu was conducted
  • Documents detail alleged extortion attempt against Cindy Crawford over picture of child

  • Thursday, November 12, 2009
  • Texas man drives million-dollar Bugatti into a saltwater pond after pelican swoops low
  • Guinness World Records says Titan, a white Great Dane from San Diego, is tallest dog on planet
  • Ex-radical absent from UMass, but cops protest his allies at forum on landmark 1989 trial
  • Japan drops case against US father who tried to snatch his children from ex-wife
  • Prosecutor files charge in killing of Seattle cop, calls it 'one man war' against police
  • APNewsBreak: Search suspended for 3 missing fishermen whose boat sank off NJ coast
  • Lawyers say aspiring rapper's note about Va. Tech-style rampage was just lyrics, not a threat
  • Rep. Patrick Kennedy clashes with RI bishop at intersection of abortion, health care
  • 1 dead, 15 hurt after van carrying members of Colorado church group crashes in eastern Oregon
  • NJ jury convicts woman accused of hiding daughter in Spain over ex-husband's objections
  • Challenge to NV personhood initiative that would outlaw abortion expected
  • Advanced World War II Japanese subs found off Hawaii where they were scuttled in 1946
  • Boston skydiver killed in SoCal jump had tried to set parachuting record in charity jump
  • Calif. suspect in fire that killed 5, destroyed hundreds of homes pleads not guilty to murder
  • Police officer seriously injured when 2 school buses, patrol car collide in NY's Hudson Valley
  • Fla. man accused of killing father with Alzheimer's reaches plea deal, may avoid prison time
  • With emergency declared for floods, Va. gov is in Ark. for private Dem fundraiser
  • NY pet lovers fear a neighbor, now charged with cruelty, buried their dogs in her yard
  • Delta suspends pilot accused of trying to strike officers with plane at small Ga. airport
  • Friday the 13th strikes fear in the hearts of millions, others not willing to press their luck
  • DC sniper's ex-wife says she's moving forward after execution, helps children cope with loss
  • How the poll on flu was conducted
  • Environmental groups sue to return West Virginia flying squirrel to endangered species list
  • Prospective groom drops ring from hot air balloon over Ohio _ and finds it
  • A double helix made in heaven? Matchmaking companies tout benefits of gene tests
  • Cessna Aircraft rehires 200 laid off workers, resumes production of Citation business jet
  • Texas mother accused of dismembering newborn to have jury decide her competency to stand trial
  • Bloomberg voices regret after shaking hands with character witness in terror case
  • Lawyer: Mass. terror suspect charged only after he rejected FBI requests to become informant
  • 4 people found dead inside charred trailer in Arkansas, another body found in nearby home
  • Appeals court backs decision barring Valerie Plame from disclosing length of CIA career
  • California man pleads not guilty to unauthorized military medal-wearing
  • Philly man in death penalty case shocks court by pleading guilty to murdering police officer
  • Defense secretary inspects transport trucks armored to protect troops in Afghanistan
  • 76-foot Christmas tree from Conn. goes up in NY's Rockefeller Center; Lighting ceremony Dec. 2
  • UVa's Miller Center to record oral history of Bush presidency; 100 interviews planned
  • USS New York, built with Trade Center steel, sails after inaugural visit to namesake city
  • A house fire in Dallas kills a couple and their 5-year-old son, officials investigate cause
  • Head-on crash in western Pennsylvania kills 3 Edinboro University students
  • Mother in RI appeals for return of 4-year-old son's stolen wheelchair; boy can't go to school
  • Obama honors veterans, places wreath at Arlington National Cemetery
  • How the poll was conducted
  • Man who shot Washington Lt. Gov's son dies after shooting self in the head
  • Pioneering cardiologist and inventor of specialized catheter William Ganz dies in LA
  • Oregon woman filed for divorce the week before she was killed by husband, who then killed self

  • Wednesday, November 11, 2009
  • Medical examiner believes she has found another victim of 1970s Houston serial killer
  • Conn. woman attacked by chimpanzee reveals face, tells Oprah Winfrey she wants to move on
  • Jury: Admitted killer of 10-year-old Ill. girl taken from home should be sentenced to death
  • 7 men charged with murder in August fatal beating outside Boston nightclub after funeral
  • North Carolina school officials dismiss cash-for-grades fundraiser at middle school
  • Ron Paul redux? Texas congressman's son taps Internet, rallies students for Ky. Senate bid
  • Associated Press announces changes in Latin American, Caribbean operations
  • Hartford police officer shot during foot chase while investigating string of burglaries
  • Nationally recognized Miami police chief steps away as newly elected mayor and critic sworn in
  • Los Angeles police seek man they say poured acid on girlfriend, raped her in Halloween attack
  • NJ sanitation workers dig through 10 tons of trash to find wedding ring tossed by NJ couple
  • Las Vegas police serve search warrants at 6 Hells Angels sites in chapel stabbing case
  • Dog trainer to Northwest's famous is missing, apparently murdered; ex-wife's boyfriend charged
  • Disgraced SC gov no longer has much political capital, but his estranged wife is using hers
  • Happy tales: Many dogs taken in raids finding homes despite some who predicted problems
  • DC sniper mastermind mum on killing spree to the end; executed in Va. without final words
  • Hundreds line streets for Veterans Day parade serving as funeral procession for Ind. soldier
  • Wisconsin man accused in serial killings seeks to have 7 cases tried separately
  • Correction: Suspicious Powder story
  • Civilian police officers remembers being shot during `confusing and chaotic' Fort Hood rampage
  • Salt Lake City approves gay rights measures after historic Mormon church backing
  • Boston subway driver expected the worst when she saw woman on tracks in front of her train
  • Republicans in 1 SC county censure their own US Sen. Lindsey Graham over bipartisan efforts
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  • Judge orders Ill. man charged with plotting courthouse bombing to undergo mental evaluations
  • NJ judge: Quadriplegic man who wants to hunt with wheelchair-mounted gun can have weapons
  • Man charged with fatally shooting ex-girlfriend, 2 other women in East St. Louis, Ill.
  • Ex-NYC top cop and Homeland Security candidate freed from jail for holidays until sentencing
  • Public to see restored Ark. home where black students gathered daily while integrating school
  • Former partner of soldier killed in Afghanistan wants US to step up humanitarian effort there
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  • San Francisco supervisors overturn mayor's veto of city's controversial sanctuary law
  • No bail for Oregon woman accused of killing pregnant woman, cutting baby from womb