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Trump comments draw wide criticism

Rivals condemn plan to register Muslims in U.S.

Attorneys seek to change Pollard’s parole conditions

NEW YORK – Jonathan Pollard was released from prison Friday after 30 years behind bars for spying for Israel, his case a persistent thorn in relations between the two allies. His lawyers beg...

Obama seeks justices’ OK on immigration plan

26 states suing to stop policy blocking deportations

Democrats seek to expand gun controls

Senator pushes bill to ban sales to people on terror watchlist

Facebook tries to ease your heartache

SAN FRANCISCO – Facebook is trying to ease the heartache of breaking up. A feature announced Thursday will allow people who have split up with a spouse or partner to turn on an op...

Seattle voters get to call the shots

SEATTLE – Many voters don’t have the money to donate to political candidates or don’t care enough to bother. But what if the government gave them $100 to dole out as they saw fit? ...

Men may overeat like cavemen to woo women

Maybe it’s because of our evolution from the era of cavemen when the strongest and fastest hunters would have the biggest bounty to eat. Or maybe it’s just another example of the male perce...

Bulldogs in love: New movie tells dog wedding story

LOS ANGELES – Fifty dog couples that won a photo contest will get their big-screen debut in a new movie about the wedding of two bulldogs. “The Dog Wedding” tells the story of Pr...

‘Not the first time I’ve been framed,’ felon ex-mayor quips

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A portrait of former mayor and two-time felon Buddy Cianci was unveiled at City Hall, and Cianci couldn’t resist telling a one-liner referring to his criminal past. ...

Ordinary teenager not your everyday genius

He has two degrees, and is working with NASA

Sight, sound used to trigger dementia patients’ memories

EASTON, Pa. – From the antique cast-iron stove in the kitchen to the ancient wood-paneled radio in the living room, the decor in The Easton Home comes straight out of the 1930s, ’40s and ’50...

Obama administration: New drugs must remain affordable

WASHINGTON – The Obama administration says a better balance is needed so new drugs aren’t priced out-of-reach for patients. Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell open...
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