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Poll: Most people stay friends with a former flame

WASHINGTON – Most Americans think making a clean break with an ex helps speed the healing process after a breakup, according to a new Associated Press-WE tv poll. But not all of them are lis...

Thoughts on emergency radio frequencies: Police split on letting folks listen in

Some departments let anyone hear scanner chatter while others encrypt

Colleges ban hoverboards

Schools say they pose fire threats

Mexico is willing to extradite recaptured drug lord Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman

MEXICO CITY – Mexico is willing to extradite drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman to the United States, a federal law enforcement official said Saturday. It’s a sharp reversal from the offici...

Koreas stand off after nuke test by North

SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea trumpets a hydrogen bomb test. South Korea responds by cranking up blasts of harsh propaganda from giant green speakers aimed across the world’s most dangero...

Nation Briefs

‘Affluenza’ teen’s mom took $30K before run FORT WORTH, Texas – Weeks before “affluenza” teen fugitive Ethan Couch was arrested in Mexico with a cheap disguise of dyed hair and be...

Stolen baby formula big business

SALT LAKE CITY – The recent arrests in Utah of three people accused of stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of baby formula is the latest example of a problem that officials say is vexing st...

Does your battery life stink? Try some high-tech workarounds

LAS VEGAS – It’s enough to make you want to drop everything and race for the nearest power outlet: Your workday isn’t even done, and your smartphone or laptop battery is already in the red z...

GOP contenders pitch path to fight poverty

Each pushes tax plan at econ forum

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Marine Corps debate over women in combat continues to roil

WASHINGTON – A top Marine general predicted Friday that the Defense Department’s vows to maintain the same standards for women and men in combat jobs won’t last, saying the military will eve...

Tax filing issues could jeopardize health law aid for many

WASHINGTON – About 1.4 million households that got financial help for health insurance under President Barack Obama’s law failed to properly account for it on their tax returns last year, pu...