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• Suspect kills self in front of mom, Houston-area officer
• Neighbors say Kalamazoo suspect showed no signs of violence
• EU, US suggest postponing Macedonia election
• After South Carolina, can anybody take on Trump?
• Kramer's Super Bowl I ring sells for $125K at auction
• At least 130 dead after blasts rock Syrian cities
• Denny Hamlin edges Martin Truex Jr. for closest Daytona 500 in history
• Mom: Police didn't let me talk to my son during standoff
• Experts say obstacles blocking probe of missing students
• Trump, Clinton ride key groups to clear front-runner status
• EU declines to send observers for Republic of Congo vote
• New 3B Frazier sees potential to contend with White Sox
• Giants 2B Joe Panik healthy at last from back trouble
• Twins' Molitor looking forward to second season as the boss
• Egyptian anti-torture center vows to defy closure
• Kerry: 'Provisional agreement' reached on Syria ceasefire
• Alfie Boe to be next hero in Broadway's 'Finding Neverland'
• Friends and relatives remember those slain in Kalamazoo
• Security-minded president vies for 2nd term in Niger vote
• Southbound, Clinton aims to build delegate edge over Sanders
• Cruz to visit Arkansas
• Video shows Washington state store clerk in shootout with armed robber
• South Carolina shatters voter turnout records
• Sanders raises $6.3 million more than Clinton in January
• Dalai Lama assures faithful he's in good health
• Lawmakers on both sides square off over encryption
• Despite strong evangelical push, Cruz fails to win a single South Carolina county
• Dem turnout drops by a third in Nevada vs. 2008
• Clinton: I understand voters have questions
• The Latest: Fire damages future refugee home in Germany
• Indonesian police arrest 41 suspected Islamic militants
• Lebanon justice minister resigns over Hezbollah domination
• Michigan police say 6 dead in random shooting spree, suspect arrested
• The Latest: Pole-sitter Elliott spins out of Daytona 500
• The Latest: Denny Hamlin leading Daytona 500 after 50 laps
• Angels' Weaver: Years of avoiding stretching led to decline
• Uber says suspected Michigan gunman was driver for service
• Greece: Macedonia has closed its borders to Afghan migrants
• Brewers star Braun moving from right field back to left
• Possible 'friendly fire' in officer shooting not determined
• The Latest: 4 blasts hit Shiite suburb of Syrian capital
• Fire damages future refugee home in eastern Germany
• Student's 'Black Lives Matter' poster in New York courthouse ignites controversy
• Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge: Memory Upgrades Are Back
• Tampa Bay Lightning at Carolina Hurricanes game preview
• How strong is DeAndre Jordan? Go ahead and ask the rim he broke
• Marlins adopt policy of no facial hair under Mattingly
• Dodgers, Cuban pitcher Yaisel Sierra finalize $30M deal
• Police arrest suspect in deadly Las Vegas Strip shooting
• Israeli military says it shot dead Palestinian attacker
• Tunisia extends state of emergency for another month
• Gospel choir gives new sound to Mormon hymns
• Father dies after carrying daughter, 8, out of burning home
• What We Know: Gunman arrested in deaths of 6 in Michigan
• Italy's Renzi mulls confidence vote to pass gay rights bill
• Blatter era ends as scandal-hit FIFA set to elect new leader
• Deadly north India protests lead to New Delhi water crisis
• High-pitched noise baffles suburban Oregon community
• 10 years on, Iraq scarred from attack on Shiite shrine
• Ukrainian nationalist activists set up tents on Maidan
• Turkey says it has right to launch strikes in Syria
• Long Island's top official battles sexting accusations
• Longtime librarian puts 60 years on the books
• Pope to Catholic leaders: Don't allow executions this year
• Lavish celebrations for Mugabe's birthday, despite drought
• Rebel standoff in Kashmir enters 2nd with 4 dead, 13 wounded
• Ivory Coast extradites 3 coup suspects to Burkina Faso
• Uganda's opposition leader urges protests over detention
• 6 killed in Michigan parking lot shootings; suspect arrested
• Egyptian columnist delivers stinging attack against el-Sissi
• Radical New LG G5 Smartphone has Swap-In Modules
• Dorsey leads No. 16 Oregon past Oregon State, 91-81
• What to do if US begins capturing more suspected terrorists?
• Joe Gibbs has solid chance to snap lengthy Daytona 500 skid
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• Queen Elizabeth II writes about her religious faith
• C. African Republic: New president salutes rival, vows unity
• County police search water after small plane crash in NY
• Kurdish rebels kidnap 3 journalists in southeast Turkey
• The Latest: Police ID suspect in fatal Michigan shootings
• Tech Q&A: How to deal with a frozen computer, spot a phishing email attack
• Study suggests simple key to great long-term sex life
• 10 questions to ask the hospital before giving birth
• 7 killed in Michigan parking lot shootings; suspect arrested
• Spanish police arrest 6 suspected members of UK hit squad
• 'Provisional agreement' reached on Syria ceasefire, Kerry says
• 4 Missouri fire deaths investigated as possible homicides
• Syria TV: 2 blasts in city of Homs kill 14, wound 29
• Tips to relieve teething discomfort
• Southern California police open fire on shooting suspect
• UAE soldier preparing to join comrades in Yemen killed
• Dubai construction giant Arabtec posts $627 million loss
• Black water pouring out of Texas town's faucets
• Air Force test-launches Minuteman missile from California
• Dallas police reportedly have surveillance video of Johnny Manziel incident
• No injuries in shooting incident at South Carolina mall
• AP News Guide: Trump and Clinton power past rivals
• Trump big winner, Clinton still on shaky ground
• In Central African Republic, refugees await vote results
• Ferocious cyclone strikes Pacific island nation of Fiji
• Melo, Lopez help Knicks snap 7-game skid with W over Wolves
• Parker, Monroe help Bucks hold off Hawks in double overtime
• Hunter Pence brought a piglet to spring training, because why not?
• 18-year-old charged for impersonating Ohio senator
• Police: 6 dead, 3 injured in random Michigan shootings
• The Latest: Police: 6 dead, 3 injured in Michigan shootings
• Ex-starters Harris, Johnson no longer with South Carolina
• Police: Multiple people dead in Michigan shootings
• From favorite Salman to flop Sexwale, FIFA hopefuls assessed
• Nigeria: People detained by military disappear in northeast
• Judge orders prosecutors to specify tweet threat targets
• The Latest: Terrorist task force alerted of NYPD shooting
• Snowden: Would return to US with guarantee of fair trial
• No one hurt after guns fired in air at South Carolina mall
• The Latest: Police: No injuries in reported mall shooting
• Michigan 3-year-old shoots mother in the head
• The Latest: Police looking for 2 men involved in altercation
• US drone crashes in southern Afghanistan; no injuries
• 5 years after quake, New Zealand city's heart still missing
• Violence erupts during protests for caste benefits in India
• Miami woman in coma after alleged Craigslist roommate attack
• Barbara Bush: Jeb is ready to be the commander in chief America needs
• Syria denounces 'outrageous' Turkish artillery shelling
• Fiji begins cleanup after ferocious cyclone kills at least 1
• America, we could be looking at a Trump, Clinton contest
• Padres sign reliever Janssen to minor league deal
• After Cy Young season, Arrieta gets back to work for Cubs
• Rangers fan homers in contest for free season tickets
• The Latest: Trump wins South Carolina Republican primary