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• Man who shot Colorado deputies had legally purchased rifle
• Police officer indicted in shooting that injured woman
• Trial raises questions about Baltimore cops, internal probes
• Wife of Kalamazoo shootings suspect files for divorce
• Trump, Rubio, Cruz all want to repeal ObamaCare. But none of them has a plan to replace it
• Attorneys for 97-year-old woman file suit to stop eviction
• Simple steps to get rid of Windows 10's new lock screen ads
• Police: Gunmen attack hotel in Somali capital
• EU to tackle wildlife trafficking helping fund extremists
• White House to tech companies: Help us fight terrorism
• Ex-police officer gets 18 years in sexual abuse case
• The Latest: 5 dead in Washington shooting, including gunman
• NY moves to allow illegal immigrants to teach in public schools
• US criticizes China airing 'confession' by detained lawyer
• Gunman who attacked factory had criminal record in 2 states
• 10 Google apps and services you had no idea you needed
• Kosovo elects new president, opposition protests
• Amid crisis, Greece orders islands to slow migrant traffic
• Haitian economist nominated as PM under interim government
• Pluto's icy north pole shines in this image
• Belgium charges Swiss bank UBS with organizing tax evasion
• HP floats a new Windows 10 smartphone that could replace your laptop
• State law prevents 3rd grader's return to charter school because he is black
• Eric Holder aka Lew Alcindor?
• Kansas gunman killed 3 after being served restraining order, sheriff says
• Americans are siding with the FBI in iPhone battle with Apple, new poll says
• Jurors view postings by man who carried out Texas attack
• UN watchdog issues report on whether Iran is fully complying with nuclear deal
• Newlywed dies after mistaking skin cancer pain for pulled muscle
• When It's a Phase, or Something Else: What to do if your child has anxiety
• Stubbs agrees to minor deal with Rangers for big league camp
• St. Louis Archbishop voices opposition to Girl Scouts
• California inmate firefighter dies after large rock hits her
• In Damascus, a uniquely Syrian version of normalcy prevails
• Canada judge rejects extradition to India over torture fears
• Palestinian prisoner ends record hunger strike
• Things We Can't Tolerate at the Dinner Table
• Looking back after twenty years of marriage: What's really important?
• Cam Newton's Mother Cautions Him Not to Let the Devil Use His Platform
• Lakewood Church Hosts Medical Missions Conference to Mobilize Believers
• Was Jesus Just a Charismatic Preacher? Scholars to Debate Christ's Divinity
• Christian Children Seized by Norway Reunited With Parents 3 Months Later
• Televangelist Bishop Eddie Long Breaks Down, Says 'I Wanted to Kill Myself'
• Activists to Obama: ISIS Atrocities Against Minorities Are Genocide
• Firefighter hurt battling Malibu brush fire
• Terror attack at Somali hotel leaves at least 14 dead, including 9 civilians
• Ceremony marks 1993 World Trade Center bombing anniversary
• Washington man calls 911, claims he shot 4 people
• Michael Casey named AP's northern New England correspondent
• House backs bill to boost hunting, fishing on public lands
• US considers advisory assistance in fight against Boko Haram
• Teen faces life sentence in killing of high school teacher
• Muslims lobby at Oklahoma Capitol, draw some protests
• Court says terrorism victims can collect $2.8M award to Iran
• Key events in the deadly attack on a Kansas factory
• Niger presidential election heads to second round
• Wife of NYC lawyer killed by Conn. cop speaks out
• Ex-Michigan lawmakers face felony charges over affair
• Inmate firefighter killed battling flames near Malibu
• Superintendent who checked on student inside home loses job
• Don't judge my family, I won't judge yours
• Argentine woman contracts Zika without leaving the country
• 4 memory-boosting activities
• Library of Congress acquires courtroom drawing collection
• The Latest: Albania won't take migrants blocked in Greece
• CDC says 6 confirmed and probable cases of Zika sexual transmission
• #SorryNotSorry: Cops arrest, taunt man who had taunted them online
• US military unit helping stranded South Pole researchers
• Mercer to play at Vanderbilt in 2020
• Cubs sign outfielder Shane Victorino to minor league deal
• San Francisco owes millions of dollars in overpaid parking tickets
• CDC: Zika infections confirmed in 9 pregnant women in US
• Donations pour in for family of girl who died saving toddler from runaway car
• Cause of fire that destroyed Rhode Island mansion unknown
• South Dakota teen takes 10-year-old sister with terminal disease to winter formal
• Renegade 'unicorn' stays one hoof ahead of highway patrol
• Rick Perry opens door to convention in comeback in GOP presidential race
• Fugitive killed inside Palestinian embassy in Bulgaria
• Indians agree to minor league deal with outfielder Venable
• APNewsBreak: Ex-Venezuela soccer boss accepts US extradition
• 7-year-old finds 3,400-year-old figurine in Israel
• Video of shooting outside massive Long Island estate released
• Poland's top Arabian horses stud gets new president
• South Carolina deputy shot, wounded; suspect found dead
• Oregon city fires landscaping goats, citing cost, smell
• Ex-New York police chief pleads guilty in civil rights case
• UK court sentences 3 to prison for teenage sex abuse
• Report: Eritrean diplomats are aiding people smugglers
• Swiss to vote on automatic expulsions of criminal foreigners
• No passage for Afghans on Balkan route into West Europe
• Uganda: Mass arrests following disputed presidential poll
• NYPD captain accused of clocking out after learning 2 officers were shot
• Colombian sisters reunited after volcano destroyed their hometown 30 years ago
• The Latest: Group of foreign men harasses girls in Germany
• Veteran IRA chief 'Slab' Murphy faces prison for tax evasion
• Philadelphia man threatened to 'blow an officer's head off,' police say
• Xavier University leader: nation needs to tap black talent
• Teen mental health risk increases with food insecurity
• 11 arrested, accused of heroin trafficking in Orlando
• Pennsylvania 8-year-old shaves head to support cousin's cancer battle
• Police hunt for Ohio man accused of trying to pull girl from bedroom window
• Spain: Princess Cristina's husband testifies in fraud case
• Second Iraq War veteran brutally beaten in Washington DC attack
• Aid group urges Europe to halt arms to Saudis bombing Yemen
• Police: Israeli wounded in Palestinian attack in West Bank
• Colombia digs up past in former rebel stronghold
• The Latest: Sentencing hearing begins in teacher slaying
• World soccer leaders electing new FIFA president
• Air Force unveils initial B-21 long range bomber design
• The Latest: Turkey warns Kurds against threats during truce
• Connecticut man proposes with heartwarming flash mob during spin class
• Canadian man fined for smuggling 38 turtles in his pants
• Germany says it doesn't know the whereabouts of 130,000 refugees
• Analysis: Putin can cash in on Syria gains with cease-fire
• EU reaches out to Morocco after country suspends contact
• Lawmakers use tear gas to interrupt Kosovo parliament debate
• UN peacekeeper shoots dead 2 colleagues in northern Mali
• As truce nears, Syria activists report heavy Russian airstrikes
• Rights group decries abuse of Thai lese majeste law
• What researchers learned about people with psychiatric disorders and love
• Gretchen's Take: The importance of Texas can't be minimized
• Judge rejects profiling suit against Border Patrol in Ohio
• Unknown attackers beat up Russian opposition rally organizer
• Mouse sperm made in lab may help with infertility
• Bionic backbone helps 19-year-old with severe scoliosis cheer again
• 'The best thing that ever happened to me': Dad's emotional video on son's Down syndrome goes viral
• Chinese airliner forced to land after rat found on board
• 3 British tourists die while climbing waterfalls in Vietnam
• Iran votes in first elections since landmark nuclear deal
• Kansas gunman kills 3, injures 14 before dying in shootout with police
• Lawyers to challenge Indonesia court verdict on sex abuse
• Cheerleader asks autistic friend to prom with cookie cake
• 'Super lice' outbreak hits 25 states
• 3rd teenager arrested in fatal shooting of Miami 6-year-old
• Snyder aides urged Flint's return to Detroit water in 2014
• Mom who fled with daughter in custody fight freed from jail
• French authorities try to pry migrants from camp in eviction
• 5 reasons you're so gassy
• Small plane with 11 people on board crashes in Nepal
• Oklahoma judge won't release video in Mixon assault case
• Turkey frees 2 journalists who reported on alleged government arms-smuggling to Syria
• Deputies: Naked woman jumps on car, trashes store
• South Africa: 4 cops granted bail for apartheid-era killing
• Japan's population shrinks for first time since 1920s
• The Latest: Sheriff: Protection order likely led to attack
• Shiite cleric leads anti-corruption protest in Iraqi capital
• NYC backs legislation banning smokeless tobacco in ballparks
• Patent scandal ensnares what one lawmaker calls 'FIFA of UN agencies'
• NIH taking first steps on huge precision medicine project
• More doctors using electronic health records
• Flavonoids in fruits and veggies may help fight weight gain with age
• Health experts press for urgent, integrated approach to tackle dengue
• Royal Bank of Scotland shares dive after 8 annual loss
• If men want to be seen as leaders, muscles help
• More than 200 arrested in Uganda following disputed presidential poll
• Frozen meals vs. restaurant takeout: Which is better
• Non-chain restaurant meals are high in calories too
• Slain Russian opposition leader's daughter faults probe
• Suicide bombings at Baghdad military checkpoint, house of worship kill 15
• Bosnia's Muslim leaders ban radical Islamist's congregations
• Heart benefits of good diabetes control may last for decades
• What stair-climbing speed may say about surgery outcomes
• Zika infection may cause stillbirth, loss of brain tissue, report suggests
• Putin warns foreign 'foes' aiming to interfere in elections
• Some experts contend Brazil is exaggerating Zika crisis
• Egypt sentences 4 Christian teenagers to prison for contempt of Islam
• Old red dye shows promise as new cancer foe
• Ireland votes amid austerity anger, fears of hung parliament
• Afghan boy in homemade shirt looking to meet Lionel Messi
• The Latest: Suspect cornered in deputy shooting
• As FIFA eyes reform, corruption probes continue
• Chuck Schumer, Joe Biden and the Supreme Court: In this election year, hypocrisy is on full display
• 4 killed in Russian mining accident, 26 missing
• Firefighter takes care of big bill for teens with muscular dystrophy
• Moldova: top prosecutor will resign, calls for reforms
• Glance at Iran's parliamentary elections
• Swedish media say minor freed from Islamic State back home
• IMF's Lagarde, other G20 finance VIPs urge action on reforms
• Mongolia's livestock in danger after drought, harsh winter
• UK Treasury chief issues stark warning against EU exit
• The Latest: IOC president Bach speaks at FIFA congress
• Political factions competing in Friday's Iranian elections
• Shrinking Japan: The numbers behind a country in transition
• Sheriff: Kansas gunman kills 3, wounds 14, dies in shootout
• Nuke test: the missile is the message _ the Pentagon hopes
• Grassroots activists in Myanmar on march to destroy poppies
• US payments to Afghans in clinic attack called inadequate
• Jamaican prime minister fights for her job amid tough times
• Study examines little-known WWII internment camp in Alaska
• Japan census: Population down nearly 1-million since 2010
• US, Canada condemn Indonesian court for convicting 2 of sexually abusing students
• Polls open in Iran's parliamentary elections
• APNewsBreak: Inmate who divulged military secrets assaulted
• Latest: Witness says shooter in Kansas attacks was co-worker
• Jury finds former BP engineer not guilty in oil spill case
• University will soon be free for low-income Ontario students
• China rules out weakening yuan to boost trade
• China 'seriously concerned' by Australian defense document
• AP Interview: Syria's need for humanitarian help rises
• US calls proposed sanctions on NKorea a 'major upgrade'
• Billionaire Allen to restore Cayman reef damaged by yacht
• 5 things to never say to your doctor
• French court gives go-ahead for destruction of Calais refugee camp
• 37 people rescued from stranded Australian icebreaker ship in Antarctica
• Parents of WNBA star at center of New Mexico basketball controversy
• Surgeons perform first uterus transplant in US
• University of Texas dean leaves school, citing campus carry gun law
• Ohio inmate on the run for 55 years granted parole
• Cops: Pennsylvania honors student was 23-year-old Ukrainian
• What's going on in America? Trickle-down negativity and the demonizing of the rich
• Trump slams former Mexican leader over profanity-laced border wall comment
• Big debate? Nah… It’s still a Trump world and the other candidates are just living in it
• Mississippi gov declares April Confederate Heritage Month
• Rubio pounds Trump at Houston debate. Cruz, Kasich, Carson left on the sidelines
• Utah lawmakers propose bill which would allow law enforcement to shoot down drones
• AP FACT CHECK: Trump objects to cursing
• Political correctness is destroying America. That's why I am on a mission to crush it
• EXCLUSIVE: Cash for computers: Is the U.N. busting its own sanctions in North Korea?
• Romney stands by Trump tax criticism, though offers no proof
• Trumps Rise, Cruz & Rubio Fight for #2, Sanders Struggles
• Proposed UN sanctions on North Korea would be the toughest yet, US says
• The Latest: Police recommend misdemeanor for Johnny Manziel
• Obama says there's reason for skepticism on Syria cease-fire
• Napolitano on charges of destruction of CENTCOM intel: 'It is a big deal'
• Shooting reported at Kansas business
• US moving to return Roman statue stolen from Italy in 1983