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Obama struggles to save health law

Cancellations, website, support hinder president

GOP infighting fierce even in western strongholds

MONTPELIER, Idaho – Republicans have made the Mountain West a stronghold, which is why brewing party brawls in Wyoming, Idaho and Utah are bedeviling loyalists who yearn for GOP unity. ...

Nation Briefs

New Jersey City eyes eminent domain to fight foreclosure IRVINGTON, N.J. – Irvington, N.J., is moving forward with plans to become the second municipality in the nation...

Egypt: Fears replace Christians’ high hopes

Copts wondering if discrimination will persist

World Briefs

Clashes hit Libya after militia attack TRIPOLI, Libya – Soldiers and government-affiliated militias stormed a military base occupied by gunmen in Libya’s capital Saturday, sparkin...

Newborn babies fight for life

In aftermath of typhoon, care for infants is lacking

Mementoes mark awful day

Items kept 50 years take witnesses back to day JFK died

Urban hens often abandoned once their egg-laying ends

DES MOINES, Iowa – Five chickens live in artist Alicia Rheal’s backyard in Madison, Wis., and when they age out of laying eggs, they may become chicken dinner. “We get egg-layers ...

House passes change to health law

Allows sale of policies short of requirements

Obama relying more on immigration rule changes

WASHINGTON – The Obama administration will allow some relatives of U.S. service members living in the country illegally to stay, according to a policy directive issued Friday. The...

Syria weapons plan set back

TIRANA, Albania – Albania, a small, impoverished Balkan nation that is one of the United States’ staunchest supporters, on Friday firmly rejected a U.S. request for it to host the destructio...

China eases one-child policy rules

BEIJING – China made its first major change to its “one-child policy” in nearly 30 years to grapple with a massive shift in its population toward the elderly, who cannot work and need suppor...