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Seth Wenig / AP 12 Years in Prison for Sheldon Silver
The longtime New York Assembly speaker was convicted last November on seven corruption charges.
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Igor Sefr / AP A Pay Raise for Doctors in the Czech Republic
Their salaries will increase by 10 percent in order to prevent them from moving to western European countries.
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Jessica Hill / AP Could 13 Stolen Paintings Be Buried Beneath an Old Mobster's Yard?
For the third time, the FBI is searching the home of Robert Gentile for artwork stolen 25 years ago from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
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AP The Solar-Powered Plane Landing in Arizona
The aircraft stopped in Phoenix Monday night during its trip around the globe.
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Joel Page / Reuters Donald Trump's War on Truth
The Republican front-runner’s repetition of a blatantly ridiculous story about Ted Cruz’s father shows his symbiotic relationship with the press.
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Joe Rosenthal / AP Iwo Jima, Misidentified?
More than 70 years after the iconic World War II photo, the Marine Corps is investigating the identities of the men who raised the flag.
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John Redman / AP The Final Resting Place of the Lord Sandwich (or HMS Endeavour)
The Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project said it knows the location of British explorer Captain James Cook’s famous vessel.
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Charles Sykes / Invision / AP A Record 16 Tony Nominations for Hamilton
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s phenomenon topped the 15 received by The Producers in 2001 and Billy Elliot in 2009.
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Daniel Ochoa de Olza / AP Will Fresh Elections End Spain’s Political Deadlock?
King Felipe VI signed a decree that paves the way for a new vote on June 26 after last December’s process ended in a stalemate.
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Carlos Osorio / AP The Detroit Sickout: Day 2
Most public schools are closed again on Tuesday.
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Jonathan Ernst / AP An American Service Member Is Killed in Iraq
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the person was slain in fighting near Irbil.
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John Sommers II / Reuters Can Clinton Win Back Appalachia?
She dominated among the white working class in Kentucky and West Virginia in 2008, but many of those voters have deserted her this time around.
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Eddie Keogh / Reuters Leicester City, the Unlikeliest of Winners
The team, which had 5,000-to-1 odds of winning the English Premier League, has pulled off the biggest upset in sports history.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Why Native American Inmates Can't Wear Their Hair Long in Alabama
The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from prisoners who argue the state prison system’s grooming policies violate their religious liberty.
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Anmar Khalil / AP Moqtada al-Sadr’s Return
The Shia cleric and his supporters are likely to say he never went anywhere in the first place.
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Ringo H.W. Chiu / AP 'How Dumb is Dumb?': The Resignation of a Top L.A. County Sheriff's Official
The Los Angeles Times published crude comments emailed or forwarded by Tom Angel, the department’s chief of staff, in his previous position.
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Arnulfo Franco / AP The Battle Between Reporters and Tax Officials in Finland
The national broadcaster is fighting a request from the country’s tax agency for access to information related to the Panama Papers leak.
