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• Former VP Cheney: 'Enhanced interrogation' should still be in place, it's not torture
• Jets D Dustin Byfuglien poses big problem for Golden Knights
• At Iraq's polls, many voters seek patronage and jobs
• Sheriff's deputy shot, wounded at car wash; worker arrested
• Foster mom charged after 9-month-old boy left inside hot minivan, cops say
• Paris attacker apparently pledged allegiance to ISIS in video
• The Latest: Volcano's fissures downgraded to 17, not 18
• Wisconsin group wants officer charged for punching teen
• Chili's Grill & Bar hit in data breach, company says
• US should put the brakes on China's expansion into South China Sea
• Bounce house flies onto California highway with child inside
• Broward schools' 'culture of leniency' may have been too easy on Nikolas Cruz, report finds
• The Latest: Iraqi cleric al-Sadr leads in early vote results
• Longtime NFL coach Chuck Knox dead at 86
• Sarah Sanders says whining kids best practice for dealing with CNN's Jim Acosta
• Greitens' displayed ambition, from childhood through career
• Off-duty officer fatally shoots man in suburban Atlanta
• California man suspected of rainbow flag theft, bomb threats
• Kathy Griffin proud of attacking Matt, Mercedes Schlapp at White House dinner's MSNBC after-party
• Ohio woman, 113, is now the oldest person in the US
• Texas church massacre preceded spike in gun permit requests
• 'Kevin Can Wait' stars say goodbye as sitcom canceled after 2 seasons
• Mother's Day should be the biggest day of the year
• Hawaii volcano raises concerns of eruptions along West Coast
• Freed death row inmate-turned-speaker is back behind bars
• Caught on camera: Nebraska police nab teen for trying to swipe cat
• Cartels recruiting high school students to smuggle drugs, people, into the US, feds say
• Alan Dershowitz: NBC's sad use of McCarthy-esque smears to demonize John Bolton
• Cycling tourists were robbed, murdered in Mexico, authorities say
• Bizarre anti-Trump Mother's Day ad launched by liberal activist Tom Steyer
• 3 Georgia police officers sickened after encountering dead body in motel room
• 3 Americans freed from North Korea reunited with their families
• Salmonella outbreak linked to massive egg recall sickens nearly three dozen people
• States bolster defenses against Russia election hacking
• New York City music teacher found dead in Upstate New York a week after going missing
• Libya's navy says 180 migrants rescued in Mediterranean
• Dust storm, rain kill 11 in India
• Saudi military says troops arrive in Yemen's Socotra island
• Pakistan: Review set for ex-PM's remarks on Mumbai attacks
• Vitor Belfort knocked out by Lyoto Machida in last career fight
• Teens' experience shows campus reality for Native Americans
• Judge Jeanine Pirro: Trump sends the world a message in recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital
• Astronaut, Purdue University alum receives honorary doctorate, addresses graduates from space
• Odebrecht, nucleus of mega-graft scandal, tries to go clean
• Awe and fear: Lava in Hawaii sloshes, oozes, crackles, roars
• Deadly church bombings carried out by members of one family, Indonesia official says
• 'Melania' is one of the fastest-growing girl's names
• Gutfeld: NoKo wasn't just human victory, but ratings one too
• Driscoll's packages Justin Timberlake's 'braspberry' fruit
• Gaza running low on cooking gas after vandals trash crossing
• Deal reached in dispute over statue marking Polish massacre
• Secretary Mike Pompeo previews upcoming Trump-Kim summit
• Pompeo backs Trump's vow on Europe helping Iran pursue nuclear weapon
• Senator Lindsey Graham on Trump's foreign policy pushes
• Hawaii volcano stokes fears of West Coast eruptions
• New Jersey residents may have been exposed to measles at several places, including Newark Airport
• Meadows on possibility a spy infiltrated the Trump campaign
• 2 British tourists kidnapped in Congo freed
• Black bear smashes baker's car window, eats 2 dozen cupcakes
• What I wish I'd told a mother lost too soon
• Egypt editor suggests more presidential terms for el-Sissi
• China's first domestically-made aircraft carrier begins sea trials
• Niagara Falls Aquarium begins building jellyfish exhibit
• Against the odds: 3 black doctors detail journey to success
• Teen accused of ISIS-inspired bomb plot at Utah school appears in court
• A Mother Lost Too Soon
• Catalonia's radical separatists clear way for new leader
• Pompeo signals Trump seeking long-term agreement with North Korea's Kim, in summit
• Egypt acquits 2 police officers in killing of detainee
• Ohio deputy shot after police chase ends in shootout; suspect killed
• Woman stabbed to death in Connecticut, police say
• Malaysia's new leader indicates anti-fake news law to stay
• NASCAR's Harvick wins at Kansas Speedway in record-setting start
• Sherpa guides scale Mount Everest at start of spring season
• 7 ways to finally end robocalls
• The Latest: Indonesia says church bombers from 1 family
• First Iraq election since ISIS toppled draws low turnout of 10M voters
• Trump wants Senate to advance spending bills, nominations before break
• Facebook, Google to block ads leading up to the Ireland abortion referendum
• Bridge collapses into river in Kashmir; 3 dead, 15 missing
• Militants attack Afghan government building, 1 dead
• The 2018 Jaguar XF Sportbrake is a sexy station wagon
• Four men drugged, raped runaway teen girl, police say
• Firefighters battle blaze at high-rise tower in Dubai Marina
• Cambodia makes 1st arrest on charges of insulting monarchy
• The Latest: Officials: Paris attacker had no police record
• Trump triumphs on North Korea, stands strong on Iran, but media attacks continue
• On Mother's Day be thankful women have the right to vote -- But it's worthless if we don't use it
• Minnesota Democrats wage war on God, faith and American history
• Israel prepares for opening of US Embassy in Jerusalem
• South African photographer of iconic protest image dies
• The Latest: Hamas delegation heads to Egypt before protest
• Iran sentences 8 to death over Islamic State attacks
• Suspect in deadly Paris knife attack was native of Chechnya, official says
• Officials: Paris attacker born in Chechnya; parents detained
• Heavy rainstorms kill 15 in northwest Pakistan
• Senate intel panel sets hearing on report alleging Trump-Russia collusion
• Violence at protests in Nicaragua leaves 2 more dead
• Trump thanks North Korea for plan to dismantle nuke site
• The Latest: Series of earthquakes rattle California desert
• Ex-student files sexual-abuse lawsuit against NH prep school
• Senior centers grapple with bullying issues
• 'The Love Boat' cast reunites on 'Today' more than 40 years after show first aired
• Bomb attacks at 3 churches in Indonesia kill at least 2
• The Latest: Parkland survivor shows off shrapnel-free face
• Iran diplomat visits China for talks on nuclear deal crisis
• Jets jump on Golden Knights early, open series with 4-1 win
• Magnitude 3.3 earthquake rattles Southern California desert
• Bloomberg slams pols for 'epidemic of dishonesty,' calls it a greater threat than terrorism
• The Latest: Motel death from chemicals, officers to recover
• United Airlines sued by Nigerian passenger booted for ‘pungent’ odor, claiming racial discrimination
• The Latest: New fissure spatters lava from Hawaii volcano
• William Bennett: George Will scorns Pence for the high crime of decency