Brett Seacat Found Guilty Of Murdering 34-Year-Old Wife Vashti
Brett Seacat, a former law enforcement trainer, was found guilty of murdering 34-year-old Vashti, then setting their Kingman home on fire in April 2011. Defense attorneys
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Governor Deval Patrick Got 'Quite Drunk' After Boston Bombing Manhunt
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Pamela Anderson Commercial Banned in Britain for Being 'Sexist and Degrading'
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Has U.S. launched Internet war?
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Bruce Schneier: U.S. is pursuing policies that are destabilizing and expensive Schneier: The cyberwar arms race will define the Internet in the 21st century ...
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Joe Miller, Alaska Tea Party Favorite, Wore Bulletproof Vest After GOP Senate Primary Win, Informant Says
WASHINGTON -- Alaska Tea Party favorite Joe Miller wore a bulletproof vest the night he beat Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) to become the Republican Party's ... Full story
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Chuck Fairbanks Dies of Brain Cancer at 79
Former New England Patriots coach Chuck Fairbanks died of brain cancer on Tuesday, according to the team. He was 79.Hall of Fame cornerback Mike Haynes ... Full story
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'Django Unchained' Director Clashes With Interviewer
Quentin Tarantino has been doing press for "Django Unchained" since early December, and it appears the director has reached his limit.During a sit-down interview with ... Full story
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Laszlo Csatary: Nazi war criminal suspect aged 98 charged with 15,700 murders
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Former intelligence worker Edward Snowden, 29, revealed himself as the source of documents outlining a massive effort by the NSA to track cell phone calls ...
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A victory for the morning-after pill
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Administration stopped fighting to put age limits on buying morning-after pill Plan B Aaron Carroll: Plan B prevents pregnancy but does not end it, and ...
Memo says workers may have hired prostitutes
Hillary Clinton's spokesman says she was unaware of the investigations mentioned in the inspector general's reports and memos. STORY HIGHLIGHTS State Department memo alleges a drug ring ...
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We've been waiting for months to kick back on the beach with a cold drink and now that summer's started, we finally can. Here's a ...
Your biggest secrets are up for grabs
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Frida Ghitis says it's noteworthy that even the NSA couldn't keep its secrets secret Passwords, privacy settings and restricted friends' lists won't protect our secrets ...
FBI whistleblower: Secrecy hurts U.S.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Coleen Rowley: Surveillance programs create huge profit for private contractors Rowley: More importantly, stopping terrorists through mass data collection doesn't work She says just ...
Body confirmed to be missing teacher
A tow truck pulls a car, identified as belonging to missing teacher, Terrilynn Monette, from Bayou St. John near the Harrison Avenue bridge in New ...
Edward Snowden is a hero
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Daniel Ellsberg became a hero for his role in disclosing the Pentagon Papers Douglas Rushkoff: Will Snowden be recognized for his heroism in disclosing mass ...
