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Officials: Paris suspect wasn’t pressed on other potential plots
Authorities missed a chance to get more information from a jailed ally of the Brussels bombers before they struck, prosecutors said.
In heat of legal fight, lawyer says he got a shocking phone call from Donald Trump
Interviews and documents shed new light on the Atlantic City eminent domain case that has become an issue in the GOP front-runner’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Cruz denies adultery allegations, blames ‘garbage’ on Trump
Ted Cruz accused his Republican rival of hawking a false narrative to a tabloid as the presidential candidates feuded over their wives. Donald Trump said he had nothing to do with it.
Doctors worry about Indiana law banning abortions requested for fetal disorders
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists fears the state’s new measure could push women to keep information from their doctors. Backers of the law say it could strengthen physicians’ relationships with patients.
U.S. tightens vise on ISIS with death of a top leader
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Haji Imam, who held a series of high-level roles in the organization, including finance minister, was killed by U.S. commandos in a raid this week.
Islamic State suicide bomber kills at least 24 at stadium in Iraq
The group said it targeted Shiite militias, but police said most of the victims were spectators at a soccer match south of Baghdad.
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High-ranking Navy officer sentenced in sex-for-secrets scandal
Capt. Daniel Dusek received a 46-month prison term and was ordered to pay $100,000 in fines and restitution for selling classified information to an Asian defense contractor who offered prostitutes, hotel stays and other favors.
Groups threaten Sen. Moran with reprisals after he calls for Supreme Court hearings
Reactions from conservative activist groups ranged from disappointment to overt threats after the Kansas Republican said he supported a hearing on Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.
Wave of backlash builds against N.C. after passage of discriminatory LGBT law
Local newspapers had plenty to say about the legislation prohibiting students and others from using restrooms that match with their gender identity if it clashes with their birth certificates.
Chelsea Clinton ventures into the hostile territory of college towns to help her mom
With young voters waving their "Feel the Bern" flag, the former first daughter hopes she can make inroads.
Portland wants to give homeless people a free bus ticket out of town
Some advocates say the initiative in Oregon appears to be well-intentioned and not a bid to pawn them off to other cities around the country.
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ZIKA’S TERRIFYING PATH
Signs of the virus were first noted in the South Pacific in spring 2007. It has since crossed four continents, pitting scientific research against the ticking clock of myriad pregnancies.
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2016 NCAA Tournament
Virginia starts fast, cruises to Elite Eight with win over Iowa State
The top-seeded Cavaliers jumped to a 20-5 lead in the opening minutes and never looked back.
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