Barbara Bush Changed With Her Country
The former first lady was notably eager to learn about people she didn’t understand—and recognize she might have been wrong about them.
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Mario Anzuoni / Reuters The First Infantry Women of the U.S. Marines
The Corps has approved two women for roles previously open only to men.
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Joe Burbank / Orlando Sentinel / AP George Zimmerman's Designs to Profit From Trayvon Martin's Death
The pistol he used to kill the 17-year-old is now on sale at another website after it was pulled from sale at another auction site.
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Suzanne Plunkett / Reuters Quoted
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Andy Cross / Reuters Colorado Planned Parenthood Shooter Ruled Not Fit for Trial
A judge has ordered Robert Dear, who is accused of killing three people in November, to be sent a psychiatric institute.
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Mike Stone / Reuters West, Texas, Explosion Was a 'Criminal Act'
Federal investigators said the fertilizer-plant fire in 2013 that killed 15 people was deliberately set.
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Randall Hill / Reuters An Indictment in the Walter Scott Shooting
Michael Slager, the officer who shot the unarmed man five times in the back, was charged with three federal counts this week.
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Controversy Over a Photograph At West Point
The U.S. Military Academy said it won’t punish the cadets seen in the photograph with their fists raised.
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Edward L. Ewert America by Air: Miami in Aquamarine
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Khalid Mohammed / AP The Latest Baghdad Bombing
Dozens were killed in the attack claimed by ISIS on a Shiite neighborhood.
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Eric Risberg / AP The Charges Against Two California Deputies
Two deputies have been charged with multiple felonies in connection with beating a suspected car thief in San Francisco.
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Damir Sagolj / Reuters Quoted
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Jim Young / Reuters A Violent Weekend in Chicago
More than 50 people were shot and eight were killed over the weekend, putting the city on track to hit 500 homicides this year.
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America by Air: Double Rainbow!
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters California's New Drought Rules
Governor Jerry Brown announced Monday that the state will keep some of emergency drought measures and relax others.
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Susan Walsh / AP A Historic Presidential Visit to Hiroshima
Barack Obama will go to the city, one of two to be attacked with a U.S. nuclear device, later this month, the White House said.
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Orbital View: Scenic Sauvie
