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By Wendy L April 17, 2013
Just a day after the Boston marathon bombings, an envelope laced with poison is directed to a senator.
By Christian Abbatecola April 16, 2013
New information pertaining to yesterday’s horrific explosion continues to come to light, but the investigation is still in its infancy and may not lead to the perpetrator for some time.
By Robert Ottone April 16, 2013
American Airlines grounds all flights after uncovering computer glitch.
By Debbi Spiegel April 16, 2013
Here are some ways you can help the victims of the tragic Boston Marathon bombing.
By Robert Ottone April 15, 2013
Updated information regarding the dual explosions at the Boston Marathon.
By Wendy L April 15, 2013
It's supposed to be a memorial for victims of 9/11, but the new $2 booking fee makes it come across to some as a tourist attraction for generating money.
By Cait Russell April 15, 2013
According to numerous bystanders, a large explosion just happened at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
By Wendy L April 15, 2013
A new concern arises with the popular Boeing 737 passenger aircraft. The FAA orders a special inspection...
By Christian Abbatecola April 15, 2013
A teacher in the Albany School District has incited heavy criticism after asking students to “argue that Jews are evil” in a persuasive essay.
By Carrie B. April 15, 2013
Kerry is due to meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday to discuss North Korea’s weapons programs. Mr. Abe said on Sunday during a visit to Iwo Jima, that the international community must ...
By Lyndsay McCabe April 14, 2013
Obama proposed spending $714 million on a new facility in Kansas, which may take over Plum Island as the top animal disease testing facility in the country.
By Robert Ottone April 14, 2013
Secretary of State John Kerry, on the final leg of his Asian tour, meets with Chinese officials regarding North Korean conflict.
By Wendy L April 11, 2013
Plans to stop Saturday mail delivery were up in the air. Now, the Postal Service is forced to keep Saturday mail delivery service until it receives Congressional approval.
By Wendy L April 11, 2013
Former New York congressman Anthony Weiner has been out of the political scene for nearly two years. Now, there's talk of a potential run for New York City mayor.
By Robert Ottone April 10, 2013
Madonna slights Banda, makes absurd demands of government security.
By Lyndsay McCabe April 09, 2013
Fans won't be seeing the Blue Angels at the Memorial Day air show, but the squadron will continue practicing their maneuvers.
By Vickie Moller April 09, 2013
The U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard, which launched in February, is designed to help prospective students make more informed decisions about which college to attend by providing information about affordability and value.
By Christian Abbatecola April 08, 2013
A South-Georgia town which has never held an integrated prom will see its first one at the end of this month.
By Robert Ottone April 07, 2013
A young diplomat described as "capable" and "smart" by John Kerry was killed yesterday in Afghanistan.
By Lyndsay McCabe April 06, 2013
A New York judge has ruled that girls of any age can now purchase emergency contraceptives without a prescription.