Site Map February 05, 2016

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• The Latest: No one submits claim for $63 million jackpot
• Japan may change temple map icon to avoid Nazi confusion
• Pope, Russian Orthodox patriarch meet in historic step
• Man pleads guilty in plot to attack churches, start race war
• Man indicted in shooting of deputy in New Orleans drug raid
• Widow of slain American missionary headed back to Africa
• Business Highlights
• The Latest: Judge met with 'affluenza' teen's attorneys
• Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, 6th man on moon, dies in Florida
• Activists: Syrian government closes in on Daraa
• Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, 6th man on moon, dies in Florida
• Twitter users spot 'GIF' option on mobile
• Johnny Manziel not charged despite claims he hit ex-girlfriend
• Syrian troops push ahead in offensive, take another village
• NY man who said sleep aid made him kill girlfriend sentenced
• Top Colombian far-right warlord freed
• Ecuador president fires military chiefs via Twitter
• After much upheaval Danish TV has a request: "Don't hate us"
• 3 low-tech activities getting high-tech makeovers
• No debate: New Mexico home schoolers left out of state competition
• Pentagon releases photos of alleged detainee abuse
• The Latest: Man apologizes to families of slain homeless men
• Russia says it will offer new ideas to restart Syria talks
• The Latest: Activists: Syrian government closes in on Daraa
• Canada eases certain sanctions against Iran
• Super Bowl 50: How devoted are sports fans?
• Twitter takes cyber battle to ISIS, shuts down over 125,000 terrorist accounts
• The Latest: Amid lead concerns, bottled water urged for some
• Texas authorities move 'affluenza' teen to adult jail
• Plaintiffs in NHL concussion case now count 105 ex-players
• How I transcended the pain of being bullied to find success
• Arizona day care worker fired over social media post
• Eating soy may protect against reproductive effects of BPA
• Goodell vows to help Oakland, San Diego teams get new venues
• Ex-Broncos RB Montee Ball arrested in domestic case
• 1 dead, 2 seriously hurt in NYC crane collapse
• Twitter moves to actively seek out terrorist supporters
• Man convicted in jewelry store worker kidnap gets 30 years
• Lawyer: 'Serial' defense crippled by omission of witness
• The Latest: French, German ministers stress cooperation
• Gunmen attack boxing fans at Dublin hotel, killing 1
• Sickly sea lion pup found sleeping in California restaurant
• UN arbitrary detention panel: Opinionated, but toothless
• Serbia's defense minister dismissed over sexist remark
• Kenya: Supreme court judge to be investigated over bribery
• German university closes prayer room after segregation row
• FIFA candidates make late push for African support
• Merkel praises Portugal's financial recovery, warns of risks
• Funeral service held for Italian student killed in Egypt
• Belgium adopts new plan to combat radicalism
• North Korean missile launch expected as early as Monday, defense official says
• Colo. principal bans Peyton Manning jerseys, but Cam Newton gear OK
• Drivers beware: Famous Los Angeles bridge is coming down
• DA rules out charges in handcuffed man's fatal shooting
• Life in prison for man who shot wife, put photo on Facebook
• Louisville announces postseason ban for men's basketball
• Man who killed wife, put photo on Facebook to be sentenced
• State asking appeals court to compel testimony in Gray case
• A brain injury might explain Henry VIII's bad behavior
• Emotional distress tied to weapon use for teens
• How high-tech chips are revolutionizing the NFL
• 2 children, 2 women, 2 men found dead in Chicago home
• Man accused of forcing Fort Bragg soldier into prostitution
• Woman killed in bed by falling tree, husband trapped
• Woman killed by Phoenix-area police had popular online video
• Teammate assault allegations investigated at Pa. high school
• Bus plunges off bridge into river in India, killing 25
• Gunmen open fire on boxing fans at Dublin hotel, killing 1
• Judge rules against opponents of Confederate statue removal
• Morocco unveils massive solar plant
• CDC widens Zika guidelines for pregnant women
• Puerto Rico declares public health emergency over Zika virus
• Talented low-income students belong at top colleges. Why aren't we helping them get there?
• CDC: Link between Zika, microcephaly looks 'stronger and stronger'
• In Brazil, pregnant women urged to be cautious with a kiss
• 3 Super Bowl snack swaps that cut the salt
• 180-year-old piano likely heard by Lincoln to play again
• David Aardsma agrees to minor league contract with Blue Jays
• The Latest: Sheriff says deputy told armed man to drop gun
• The Latest: Doctor gets 30 years to life for drug deaths
• Smoking bans lead to better national health
• Atlas V rocket successfully launches with Air Force satellite
• Christie lands Massachusetts governor endorsement
• NASA: Pluto has hills of water ice 'floating' on a sea of frozen nitrogen
• Bridge case defendants can subpoena Christie office docs
• CDC issues guidelines for preventing sexual transmission of Zika virus
• Tim Cook talks iPhone growth and teases 'far off' products during company meeting
• Judge clears way for ex-Salvadoran to face charges in Spain
• Photo captures spectacular volcano eruption in Japan
• Hungry sea lion strolls into San Diego restaurant
• CDC releases new HPV vaccination recommendations
• Woman left with crippling spine damage after picking up balloon
• Germany: Suspect in attack plot registered as Syrian refugee
• China probe identifies stored chemical behind Tianjin blasts
• Military will start freezing soldiers' eggs and sperm
• New Jersey town looks to part ways with Sandy monument considered an eyesore
• Aging may slow when certain cells are killed
• Cool, 360-degree video showcases NASA's Greased Lightning drone
• Woman in labor breaks her back, loses her husband
• Molly Schuyler retakes chicken-eating title at Wing Bowl
• Car bomb explodes at UN base in Mali's Timbuktu
• VW postpones earnings release, shareholder meeting
• UN panel: Assange detained arbitrarily, should be freed
• The Latest: Sweden says UN statement has no legal effect
• Zika prevention: The buzz on genetically modified mosquitoes
• The Latest: Lawyer says Assange may seek safe passage out
• The Latest: Man charged in Oregon standoff wins jail release
• Romania: 5 dead, 28 hurt in bus crash
• How to Stream Super Bowl 50
• Committee to consider expanding replay in targeting calls
• Presidential politics: It's still the economy, stupid
• Gay groups seek to buy NYC church known for hateful messages
• Venezuela beats Cuba 3-1, reaches Caribbean Series semis
• Man suspected in Florida toddler's death pleads guilty
• Drought-stricken Zimbabwe declares state of disaster
• NATO chief meets EU defense ministers to discuss cooperation
• Disposal of fireworks materials kills 8 in southwest China
• Bucs WR Vincent Jackson wins NFL military award
• Yes, Super Bowl Sunday is a crisis for domestic violence -- just like every other day
• The Latest: Crane company says collapse being probed
• Gretchen's Take: Democratic Party in Iowa is out of sorts
• EPA slams states' request to Supreme Court to halt climate rule
• UN panel says Wikileaks founder 'arbitrarily detained' by UK, Sweden
• Injured Panthers linebacker playing in the Super Bowl with 3D-printed arm brace
• Furniture giant IKEA loses its trademark in Indonesia
• Ohio sheriff's deputy fatally shoots armed suspect after stabbing
• UN says Zika virus should spark review of birth control access
• Ukrainian minister hopes resignation will speed up reforms
• Chronicle of Julian Assange's battle against extradition
• Pakistan commemorates 'Kashmir Day'
• Media leaders urge tougher protection for journalists
• Thai police find pipe bomb rocket in southern insurgent zone
• Spain challenges creation of Catalonian foreign ministry
• North Korea sending balloons filled with cigarette butts into South Korea
• Clinton and Sanders in a Battle Royale As GOP Race Tightens in NH
• Zika virus found in saliva, urine samples, Brazil researcher says
• The Latest: 2 wounded NYPD officers are identified
• Virginia officer charged with murder in off-duty shooting
• Thai police suspect Spaniard involved in countryman's death
• First-of-its-kind study explains why rest is crucial after a concussion
• The Latest: Schools closed as snow hits New England
• Couple who found each other on Tinder match for kidney donation
• Kansas mom of 2 kids with microcephaly inspires amid fears of Zika-linked birth defect
• More tests show Ohio village's water OK after lead scare
• Why pensions are the new flashpoint in Greece's crisis
• Cameron begins whirlwind tour of EU to seek backing for deal
• Mom in mourning hears daughter's heart beat in friend's chest
• Experts say launch won't bring North Korea much closer to ICBM
• The Latest: Search for Missouri suspects ended in shootout
• Mass. woman pleads guilty to slamming kids' heads on floor
• Germany's Merkel to travel to Turkey next week over migrants
• Philippines fears new fighting with stalled Muslim autonomy
• NFL critic crashes news conference about concussions
• 2 more NFL players vow to donate brains to science
• Pro wrestler Axl Rotten dead at 44
• NYC police say drone hits Empire State Building
• Protesting chauffeurs disrupt access to Paris airport
• Denmark says US plane was ready to fly Snowden back
• Riding high: Pot-smoking drivers evade blood tests
• All but 3 rescued after collapse at gold mine in South Africa
• Bowing to pressure, FDA to reform painkiller approval process
• Head trauma linked to same 'plaques' seen in Alzheimer's
• Zika spotlights rare birth defect with a variety of causes
• Ohio deputy fatally shoots armed suspect after stabbing
• Final hearing day for middle school killer's resentencing
• South Africa: About 87 trapped after collapse at mine
• Venezuela tops Cuba in Caribbean series of baseball
• Inadequate testing thwarts efforts to measure Zika's impact
• Brazil researchers hope to test Zika virus treatment in a year
• Pfizer, J&J, Merck evaluating technologies for Zika vaccine
• Florida extends health emergency over Zika amid growing US concern
• Officials: Death of boy found near highway ruled a homicide
• China governor fired for 'disloyalty' as Xi tightens grip
• Tropical Tonga declares Zika outbreak after 5 cases confirmed
• After criticism, Brazil transferring Zika samples to US
• Brazil Zika cases raise concern of virus transmission beyond mosquitoes
• One dead, one injured after wanted Missouri couple gets into shootout with police
• Local residents open main blocked India-Nepal border point
• Authorities: Couple suspected in crime spree found; man dead
• Romania: British travel writer's death treated as suspicious
• Islamic extremists take control of town in southern Somalia
• Official: spy was in Lebanon to help kidnapped Czech
• French activists denounce abuse of authority after attacks
• Ex-49ers owner DeBartolo anxiously awaits Hall of Fame fate
• Turkish PM: no talks with PKK before it lays down arms
• National Wear Red Day: What women need to know about heart disease
• Some Oklahoma schools display signs warning staffers could be armed
• One man's honest account of battling testicular cancer
• Albania passes 10-year moratorium to stop cutting wood
• Toyota's quarterly profit up on back of sales growth
• Union calls series of strikes on London Underground
• French premier pushes law to revoke terrorists' citizenship
• 7 things that can make birth control pills fail
• Woman charged in teen's death says she, too, was bullied
• Honda recalls 440,000 more cars in Japan over air bags
• Fighting flares up in eastern Ukraine
• Russia ramping up military drills to Cold War levels, NATO says
• Thursday's Sports in Brief
• Scientists discover prehistoric 'Jurassic butterfly'
• Afghan Taliban close ranks around new leader
• Woman claims Paris attacks mastermind came into Europe with dozens of ISIS militants
• Snow sculptors from across nation compete in Wisconsin
• No one submits verified claim for $63 million lotto jackpot
• 2 NYC police officers wounded in public housing shooting
• Woman killed in industrial-size bakery mixer
• Methane gas leak plaguing Los Angeles neighborhood could be capped next week
• Japan to deport maker of Oscar-winning dolphin documentary
• Kentucky State Police investigating reports of stolen FAA diesel fuel
• Nigeria suspends Sikorsky S-76C++ choppers after crashes
• Yes, Donald Trump made mistakes in Iowa but he can still win big
• At Democratic debate Hillary’s pragmatism beats Bernie’s passion
• Super Bowl 50 Capsule
• Prosecutor says Virginia Tech students bought shovel, cleaning supplies before teen's murder
• Teen gang members charged in Los Angeles park killings
• 2 NYPD officers shot in Bronx housing project, suspect kills himself
• The Latest: $63 million lottery prize not officially claimed
• Ferd Kaufman, longtime AP photographer, dead at 89
• Utah lawmaker: Pornography a public health crisis
• First research links California quakes to oil operations
• 2 police officers shot in New York public housing complex
• Funeral to draw large crowd in support of Oregon protester
• Man convicted of fatally beating transients faces sentencing
• Doctor faces life sentence for over-prescribing painkillers
• The Latest: 2 New York officers shot, suspect in custody
• NY court agrees to rehear Ex-Goldman board member's appeal
• Retired Ohio police officer gets to buy K-9 partner for $1
• Governor of major China province removed for 'disloyalty'
• Leaders seek funds for Syria, elusive stability for region
• China sheds more light on 3 missing Hong Kong booksellers
• Sparks fly at Clinton, Sanders debate over who is more progressive
• Los Angeles police believe murder of two teen girls was gang related
• 6 found dead in Chicago home in apparent homicide, police say
• Details of alleged stabbing of 13-year-old Virginia girl revealed in court
• No one submits verified claim for $63 million California lottery prize
• Italian actor in a coma after accidentally hanging himself on stage during performance
• Biker clubs claim self-defense in deadly brawl at Denver motorcycle show
• At least 200 million females estimated to be circumcised
• Montel Williams: John Kasich is the only GOP candidate who can unite America
• Venezuela's UN envoy: Not concerned about US investigations
• Swiss bank cooperates with US as 2 ex-bankers plead guilty