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• Officials: ISIS may be testing chemical weapons as terror group rapidly expands
• UN gets $250 million to educate Syrian children, needs more
• Canadian pilot dies after falling into Antarctic crevasse
• 'Making a Murderer' subject Steven Avery files appeal
• House approves bill to sanction North Korea after nuke test
• Sheriff: Amish man confessed to poisoning wife in Missouri
• International migration surged 41 percent since 2000
• A look at the 10 highest US lottery jackpots
• Freeway shooting suspect gives conflicting accounts on gun
• Former Butler star Andrew Smith dies after battling cancer
• New York village votes to keep logo criticized as racist
• Gretchen's Take: Will Americans buy Obama's State of the Union message?
• The Latest: 15 million discuss State of Union on Facebook
• UN makes $7 billion humanitarian appeal for Syrian crisis
• Istanbul attack a grim reminder of Obama's failed Middle East polices
• House approves bill to sanction North Korea after nuke test
• Massachusetts prep school settles case alleging 1980s abuse
• Methodist pension board bars investment in 5 Israeli banks
• The Latest: 2 reported hospitalized after blast in Turkey
• Much of US seeks Powerball jackpot, but 6 states opt out
• Prosecutor: Dad killed boy to continue romantic relationship
• Jury in Bourbon St. shooting case set for opening arguments
• Pentagon: 2 US Navy boats held by Iran but will be returned
• Couple sentenced for arranging religious divorce by force
• Police: Wanted man unhappy with mugshot, offers selfie
• The Latest: Jury chosen in real estate agent killing
• Algerian army arrests 7 armed Libyans near porous border
• Seattle-based VICIS unveils new design for football helmets
• As oil plunges, energy companies cut jobs, postpone projects
• Death penalty to be sought in 1980 murders of mother, teen
• Florence autopsy: US woman was strangled, maybe with rope
• Official: Puerto Rico power company lacks $1B due creditors
• Mexico ruling may jeopardize case of missing students
• Gaza journalist says he was tortured in Hamas jail
• Watson at the wheel: How IBM plans to power your drive
• Police: Constable serving eviction order kills 12-year-old
• Police: Man tells nanny she's pushing dead baby, follows her
• Jewish leader in France asks faithful to forego kippa
• Swedish foreign minister calls for Israeli killings probe
• Moscow hit by heavy snowfall, strong winds
• Iraqi PM vows to expel IS after deadly mall attack
• Clinton vs. Sanders: ObamaCare or single-payer system?
• Laws, contracts can give police buffer after fatal shootings
• German official: assaults not linked to organized crime
• Benigni on Pope Francis: A fountain, waterfall of mercy
• Pope calls for bold, creative response to global migration
• Door-to-door effort underway in Flint water crisis
• FBI tries new approach in Super Bowl sex trafficking fight
• UK man faces French trial for trying to save migrant girl
• Ex-Guantanamo detainees thank Ghana; President quells fears
• 2 tiny words bring 5 long years in witness retaliation case
• Egypt author faces retrial over sexually explicit material
• Palestinian officials: 16-year-old rock thrower shot dead
• Diplomats to meet in Geneva before Syria conference
• IAAF taskforce head: Russia trying to reform on doping
• Man who accused orphanage founder appeals defamation verdict
• An amazingly ungracious era
• The Latest: Prosecutor cites drug deal gone bad in shooting
• New EU envoy to combat anti-Semitism presents her goals
• Polish government, opposition aim to improve country's image
• 4 Israelis indicted over beating of Eritrean migrant
• Anglican split over homosexuality would be 'failure,' church leader says
• Cuba to attend security conference with US for first time
• Bandidos biker gang president freed in Texas on $250K bond
• Israel receives fifth submarine with German help
• Ghana court: UK actress slaying suspect remains in custody
• Hungary detains man accused of being migrant smuggler
• New York police arrest 4 teens in gang rape at playground
• Poland ready to accept 400 refugees this year
• Hungary court rejects appeals of 3 convicted of killing Roma
• Historic aircraft carriers in pictures
• Powerball jackpot increases again to $1.5B on strong sales
• Tennessee State sets Vandy, Georgia State matchups
• Texas 'affluenza' teen's mom released from jail
• 2 sentenced to death in Kuwait in militant group case
• New ICC courtroom opens for business with Kenya trial
• Canada mining company halts some works, cuts jobs in Greece
• Pastor Rick Warren: Imagination Is Essential for Faith in Eternity
• BC-AP Sports Preview Digest
• NYC woman accused of holding 2 South Korean kids as slaves
• Greece receives offer from China's Cosco for Piraeus port
• Resumption of Yemen peace talks unlikely before Jan. 20
• Intel nabs Guinness world record for flying a bunch of drones
• More than half of South Sudanese kids not in school
• EU assesses consumer complaint against McDonald's
• EU official: Europe could import gas from East Mediterranean
• Turkmen banks halt hard currency sales as economy struggles
• Authorities search for 17 abducted in southern Mexico
• Fifth suspect in Brooklyn park gang rape is taken into custody
• Police: Ohio man mistakes teen son for intruder, kills him
• Foreign secretary: UK helping Saudi-led Yemen campaign
• 20 dead in southern Mexico bus crash
• US Navy to name ship after hero from Iwo Jima
• Mother, 2 kids fatally stabbed in Ohio; ex-beau suspected
• Video: Mexican drug lord's men put up fierce fight
• Former Stamford officer pleads not guilty to felony larceny
• Afghan official warns Taliban on staying out of peace talks
• FedEx mistakenly delivers tumor specimen instead of Kindle
• UK police worried about more girls, women going to Syria
• Lebanon residency regulations imperil Syrians
• Ex-Chinese vice minister jailed for 15 years for bribery
• The Latest: Detroit schools closed again in teacher sick-out
• 2 pistols recovered after arrests of Southern jewelry heists
• More than 80 whales stranded off India's southern coast
• Airbus sold most jets in 2015, but Boeing delivered more
• Pistorius lawyer: Appeal court ignored athlete's disability
• Bronze Age settlement unearthed in UK
• Bahrain, Oman cut gas subsidies as oil hits 12-year low
• BP to cut 4,000 jobs amid oil price plunge
• Czech police seize large amount of crystal meth, break ring
• Implanted coils help some lung disease patients, study says
• Judges, prosecutors teach refugees basics of German law
• Iran official denies report of nuclear reactor being sealed
• Ex-cop accused of ditching Army Reserves training for Hawaii enters plea
• Thousands of doctors walk off the job in pay dispute
• Indian court bans bull fighting at harvest festival
• Monte Irvin, black MLB pioneer, dead at 96
• Children's cough syrup recalled
• Syria: The UN asks for more money and Russia creates more refugees
• European village gets 'biblical' amounts of rain for more than two straight months
• Cure for obesity: freeze-dried poop?
• Exercise DVDs could do you psychological harm
• Pilot tried smuggling nearly $200,000 in undeclared cash into the US, feds say
• Study: Lack of deep sleep could pave the way for Alzheimer's
• Concerned boss ends up saving employee's life
• 3 employees stabbed inside Alabama Goodwill store
• DR. MANNY: The hidden danger in popular heartburn medications
• Strength in Numbers: Political point scoring shapes State of Union guest list
• Counting steps: Are you walking more, but enjoying it less?
• French Jews told not to wear skullcaps 'until better days'
• New York woman accused of holding 2 South Korean kids as slaves
• NASA astronaut: International politics hasn't reached the Space Station
• Syrian suicide bomber kills at least 10, many foreigners, in Istanbul
• South Korea says finds hogs infected with foot-and-mouth
• Baby's gut bacteria linked to delivery method
• Tips for a skinnier soup
• Man's blurred vision caused by worm living in his eye
• American woman found dead in Florence was strangled
• Stanford researchers unveil technology that could prevent battery fires
• CDC confirms Zika virus case in Texas
• Women rescued from human traffickers in Wyo. after one mouthed 'help me' to cops
• Powerball jackpot soars to $1.5 billion
• After miscarriage, how long should couples wait to try again?
• Mom posts heartbreaking video to raise awareness of whooping cough after newborn's death
• Oregon judge sentences attempted murderer, then presides over his wedding
• Got a new grandkid? Get vaccinated against whooping cough.
• Wanted Ohio man, unhappy with mug shot, sends police selfie
• Devastated family creates video game to honor son's battle with cancer
• Denmark proposes taking refugees' valuables to pay for asylum costs
• Gretchen's Take: Losing helps us appreciate success
• Vladimir Putin hints Russia could provide asylum to Syrian president
• 'Affluenza' mom is out of Texas jail
• Bikini barista dies from injuries suffered in propane explosion
• Boutique hotels now listing rooms on Airbnb to fill vacancies
• Germany to ease deportation rules after Cologne attacks
• How to avoid low back pain: exercise and education
• Texas pharmacy agrees to stop distributing adulterated drugs
• U.S. Justice Dept looks into Chipotle norovirus outbreak: sources
• Daily sugary drinks tied to increased visceral fat
• Thirfty Consumers Using Miles to Pay for Gas
• ISIS burns fighters alive for letting Ramadi fall
• Staying Safe When Traveling on Business
• American Airlines Files for Bankruptcy Protection
• History of U.S. Airline Bankruptcies
• Twitter Travel Deals: Snooze, You Lose
• Are You Allergic to Your Cell Phone?
• Cell Phone Safety Concerns
• Clashes occur at funeral of rebel commander in Kashmir
• Suu Kyi takes part in talks to boost Myanmar cease-fire
• Gunmen attack Baghdad mall, killing 10 and taking hostages
• Indonesian court begins hearing for jailed radical cleric
• Pro-secession politician named new Catalan regional leader
• Next Generation Cruise Ships Might Not Be the Best
• Canadian held by Taliban released in remote Afghan district
• Putin: too early to speak about sheltering Assad in Russia
• 9 tips for your first time at a fitness class
• Japan's ex-foreign minister passes message to Putin
• What's the Deal With Duty-Free?
• Rent the Right Home Sweet Vacation Home
• Divorce Not Always Bad for Kids, Study Says
• Could Simplifying Corporate Taxes Help Save the Economy?
• Facebook Friend Request Gets Fugitive Busted
• India sentences crew of US-owned ship to 5 years in jail
• Why Cardiac Screenings Are a Must for Young Athletes
• Eurozone under pressure to aid euro with more cash
• Eurozone woes dominate economy talks at Davos
• Charities Skeptical About Obama's Proposed Tax Change
• Charity to Test Experimental Astra Cancer Drug
• 7 Ways to Avoid the Winter Funk
• Binge Drinking Could Hurt Teens Later in Life
• 7 Health Woes Brought on by Winter
• New England Town Offers Retirees Work to Pay Off Property Taxes
• More Than 80 Percent of Americans Say Keeping Bush Tax Cuts a Priority
• No Income Tax Cuts for Small Business Owners? Obama to Outline Goals in Speech
• Happy Meal Toys Could be Banned in California County
• Tests on Toys Find Few Problems This Season
• Crying Is Healthy, Even for Tough Football Players
• 'Suicidal deer' sign making drivers take notice
• Monday's Sports In Brief
• Bowe Bergdahl court hearing set at North Carolina Army base
• Family of four killed in Ohio home explosion
• What’s the Most Annoying Airline Fee?
• There’s Still Time to Snag a Deal for Memorial Day Weekend
• Oregon sheriff accuses armed protesters of intimidating federal employees
• Latest: Release of 'affluenza' teen's mom expected Tuesday
• Taking a Vacation From Allergies
• Philippine court OKs pact allowing US troops in local camps
• Starvation suspected in massive die-off of Alaska seabirds
• Jury selection to start in real estate agent killing trial
• Texas 'affluenza' mother posts bond, set to be released Tuesday
• Alabama knocks off Clemson to win college football championship
• Keep Mom Healthy This Mother's Day
• Mother's Day -- What Becoming a Mother Can Mean to a Woman
• Is It Mother's Day, Already? The Crazy Things Kids Say to Their Mothers
• Obama: It's a Good Time to Buy Stocks
• Unemployment vs. the Stock Market -- A Tale of Two Americas
• 4 Ways Debt Deal Betrays Conservatives and Short-Changes America
• 10 Outrageous Travel Fees
• IRS says 105 targeted in identity theft sweep
• Foreclosure class actions pile up against banks
• Court: Wal-Mart to Face Massive Class Action Suit
• Bernanke: Federal Reserve Could Supply More Stimulus if Necessary
• Mr. Obama, Your Job Is More Jobs
• 3 Things the President and Congress Need to Do to Create Jobs -- NOW
• 10 Ways to Save the Economy: Obama Assails Business Community's 'Complaining' on Regulations
• 4 Reasons Why Our Economy Is Far From Out of the Woods
• 2012 Mortgage delinquencies seen dropping sharply
• A Common Sense Solution to the Budget Madness -- The Government Shutdown Prevention Act
• 6 Surprising Facts About NASA's Space Shuttle Endeavour
• 1st Man in Space: Film, Parties & Twitter Event to Honor Yuri Gagarin Thursday
• 35 Years Ago: NASA Unveils First Space Shuttle, 'Enterprise'
• Touring Tokyo on a Tight Budget
• Secrets to Deep Discounts for Rental Cars Come With Membership
• Ten Most Useful Travel Websites
• 2012 Olympics give Samsung a window on European market
• 100 days until Olympics: The medal hopefuls to watch
• 2012 London Olympics torch revealed
• Career Advice from Gregory Giangrande
• How to successfully ask for a raise, and not kill your career
• Top 5 Travel Scams to Know Before You Book
• Eating Healthy on a Student Budget
• How Morning Snacking Could Damage Your Diet
• How to Eat Healthy at the Beach
• 4 Lessons Learned From the Health Care Vote On Saturday
• 4 Health Care Questions and Answers
• 12 in 2012: Health Care Law Cuts Romney on Both Sides of Sword
• Being a Celebrity Is Not a License to Be a Jackass
• New Way to Drive: With Your Eyes, not Hands
• Futurecar 2025: The All-Seeing, All-Knowing Indestructible Vehicle
• The Heart of Tomorrow's High-Tech Cars: Smartphones
• Aren't Unions the REAL Special Interests, Mr. Obama?
• 12 in 2012: Fiscal Conservatives Eye Daniels' Dexterity in Managing Indiana Budget
• 10 Things to Know About Travel Insurance
• 5 dead, 65 injured in Cambodian garment worker truck crash
• A guide to mortgage refinancing as rates hit lows
• Make Your Staycation Feel Like a Vacation
• 12 Hot Springs Worth Traveling For
• 7 Ways to Save Your Credit Score on Black Friday
• 10 Popular Travel Scams Around the World
• How to Avoid Paying Rental Car Extras
• From Glam to Wow: Spa Trends for 2012
• The Smart Car of the Future: Location Aware and Self-Driving
• Not Taking Hubby's Name? You May Be Judged Harshly
• Staying in Lap of Luxury for Less
• Give Up Mortgage Deduction for a Flat Tax?
• 2012 Fee Imposed by Health Care Law Will Pay for Drug Research
• The Latest: Sheriff says they will not be intimidated
• California Offers Mortgage Assistance to Help Families Keep Their Homes
• Toyota to Sell Plug-in Hybrids in 2 Years
• Automakers Get Behind Obama Efficiency Plan, Brace for Tough Trade-Offs
• UN to meet on humanitarian crisis in Syrian town of Madaya
• Brazil's artisanal miners seek diamonds at abandoned mine
• Maryland man accused of training with African terrorists
• Hero who thwarted train attack considers career in politics
• Maryland man charged with supporting African terror group
• Canadian tourist detained in Afghanistan since 2010 released
• Strong earthquake struck off Indonesia's Talaud islands
• Mexican drug lord's men put up fierce fight
• Aid convoys head toward besieged Syria cities
• 'Lottery Winner' Runs Kona Ironman
• Cold Weather Gardening
• High Prices, Debt Crisis May Doom Obama's Green Energy Plans
• Obama Administration to OK New Green Energy Loan Guarantees Before Stimulus Deadline
• Southern California Farmers Fight Green Energy Plan
• 1 in 10 U.S. Kids Have ADHD; More Awareness Cited
• Obama to Tackle High Credit-Card Rates, Abuses
• Tracking Teen's Travels Via Their Money Trail
• Ban Recommended on Trucker Cell Use and Texting
• 5 Critical Career Moves You Need to Make Now
• A fresh focus on Social Security in budget debate
• Bernanke: Oil Price Hikes an Inflation Risk, But Unlikely to Be Long Term
• We Don't Need More Inflation, We Need to Put An End to Obama's Job Killing Policies
• Are Colleges Properly Prepared for Emergencies?
• 15 Ways to Save on Your Next Vacation
• America's Drinking Problem Affects All Ages
• Britain's Drinking Culture Costs Health Care System Over $4B a Year
• Mind Training for Athletes
• 7 Best Gifts for Athletes
• Athletes Replacing Sports Drinks With Beer
• The Pros and Cons of Travel Rewards Cards
• DUI Checkpoint Apps Draw Ire and Fire
• New Law Protects Foster Children From Identity Theft
• Nest Eggs Cracking for Many Homeowners
• U.S. Lawmakers Weigh Putting Brakes on State Age Limits for Teen Drivers
• Are You Planning to Give More -- or Less -- To Charity This Year?
• Cut Spending + Raise Taxes = Budget Problem Solved? It's Not That Easy
• Check Currency Exchange Fees Before Trip
• Cut Card Fees on Purchase Abroad
• 25 college football teams to launch next 4 years
• 2012 Mortgage delinquencies seen dropping sharply
• 3 states offer big tax breaks for Shell Oil plant
• How important is music education in schools?
• Shattered Dreams: To Rent or Buy, That is the Question
• Obama Is Repeating the Mistakes of the 1937 Economic Collapse
• Disagreements Over Taxes, Benefits Stall Super Committee
• Gold rush begins in earnest for Games' biggest names
• Tips for Saving Money on Health Care Costs
• Despite hurdles, families pursue Nepal adoptions
• Adoption allowed for kids who survived Haiti quake
• Ditch Your Day Job to Travel the World
• 6 Ways to Stretch Your Vacation Budget
• How to sell unwanted household items online
• Getting More for Your Gallon
• Daylight Saving Time: The Things We Do for an Hour of Sleep
• America Gets an Extra Hour of Sleep
• America's Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb
• Can Daylight Saving Time Affect Your Health?
• Baby Boomers Go Bust: 401(k) Plans Fall Short for Retirement
• Bears promote Loggains to offensive coordinator
• 'End-of-Life' Counseling Intensifies Health Care Debate
• A smoke-free country? New Zealand taxes aim for it
• 10 sexy hotel bars perfect for a first date
• Older reservists feel call of duty, volunteering to deploy full time
• Full-Time Mom: Beat the Boredom Blues
• Moms Increasingly Going Back to Work in Recession
• Studies May Have Overestimated Cellphone Crash Risk
• Obama: Fuel efficiency an answer to rising gas prices
• The 5 Secrets to Getting a Job After Graduation
• 1 in 4 American consumers are deemed risky as more credit scores sink to lows of 599 or less
• 10 Best Affordable Beachfront Hotels
• 8 secrets about gas prices every American needs to know
• Preventive Care: It's Free, Except When It's Not
• Electric Cars to Use 'Star Wars' Space Noises
• Are Last-Minute Cruise Bargains Real?
• Cruise Cancellation Policies: What You Need to Know
• Think You Know Cruising? Better Think Again
• Working Mothers Are Healthier, Study Finds
• Why I'm Buying a Used Foreign Car
• The Truth About Unemployment
• Happy Mothers Day! Pow! In lofty Andean city, women celebrate by slugging it out in the ring
• Swimming pools dry up after draining city budgets
• 7 Classic American Vacations on the Cheap
• Obama Urges Congress to Pass Transportation Bill
• GOP Offers Transportation Spending as Jobs Creator
• House Republicans push off transportation, Keystone bill amid bipartisan grumbling
• Frequent Fliers Rate the Best Loyalty Programs
• A Health Insurance Mandate That Works Like Auto Insurance? Think Again
• Small Business Saturday -- The Most Important Shopping Day of the Year
• Mardi Gras means fat business for Gulf Coast
• Mobile Mardi Gras - Alabama's Secret Carnival
• Do pets pose another threat to safe driving?
• Family Pets Get Into the Holiday Spirit
• IRS Targets Taxpayers Hiding Income in Offshore Accounts
• Report: Significant fuel savings possible for cars, light trucks but consumers must pay for it
• Is Your Job Killing You? 8 Types of Work-Related Stress
• More US pets receive high-tech medical care, and it sometimes leads to better care for humans
• More Than Half of U.S. Pets Obese, Study Says
• A Real Source of the Increasing Costs of Health Care
• Can Higher Alcohol Prices Curb Drinking?
• The Airfare Money-Saving Bible
• In Future, Cars Might Decide if Driver Is Drunk
• Is a Hidden Tax On Cars, Trucks, Tractors and Other Vehicles Just Around the Corner?
• Hawaii considering traditional grass huts to help homeless
• Find Your Dream Home Using These Real Estate Apps
• No Cost of Living Hike to Social Security Next Year
• The Four Do's and Don'ts of Defaulting
• Foreclosure Rates Surge, Biggest Jump in 5 Years
• Obama Administration Eases Foreclosure Rules for Unemployed
• 10 Hidden Benefits of Having Children
• U.S. Considers 62 MPG Goal for 2025 Autos
• Obama Auto Plan Links Auto Emissions and Mileage Standards
• Bargain Shopping? Visit Uncle Sam's Really Odd Online Warehouse
• A Small Business Message for Obama -- Go Big or Back Off
• Top 10 Ways to Preserve Your Frequent Flyer Miles
• Court delays trial for police van driver charged in death of Freddie Gray
• Google, Verizon Near Plan to Created Tiered Internet
• 10 Ways to Save the Economy: The Unintended Consequences of Raising Tax Rates
• Krauthammer on Hillary's email explanation: 'It's cynicism'
• We're Driven to Distraction When Fido is Co-Pilot, Study Finds
• Study: No Evidence Cell Phone Bans Reduce Crashes
• Cost of Successful IVF Treatment Runs More Than $24,000
• Could More IVF Attempts Really Mean More Success?
• Making Babies: Why Are So Many Infertile?
• Fertility Treatment Raises Tumor Risk in Study
• Gay Marriage Decision Praised by Psychological Group
• Children of Lesbian Couples Do Well in School, Life
• Banks Using Life Insurance to Pay for Bonuses
• Are Americans Trying to Put More in Savings?
• Could Life-Cycle Budgeting Be the Answer to America's Financial Challenges?
• Donations for bullied New York bus monitor surpass $600G
• Maryland man accused of training with African terrorist group
• Kentucky moves ahead with plans to dismantle health exchange
• Pennsylvania police reportedly warned 3 'radical' associates of terror suspect on the loose
• Last survivor of 1906 San Francisco earthquake dies at 109