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Investigators: Wife may have led California rampage

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – Investigators are looking into whether Tashfeen Malik radicalized her American-born husband and was the driving force in the San Bernardino massacre plot, two offici...

Nation & World Briefs

Jimmy Carter says new scan shows no cancer ATLANTA – Jimmy Carter said Sunday that his most recent brain scan showed no signs of cancer, more than three months after he began trea...

Navy works to ID USS Oklahoma’s lost crew on anniversary of Pearl Harbor

Science may aid identification of bones from Pearl Harbor tomb ship

Obama: Terror threat in ‘new phase’

WASHINGTON – In a rare Oval Office address, President Barack Obama vowed Sunday night the United States would overcome a terror threat that has entered a “new phase” as he sought to reassure...

Nielsen: Internet, smartphones eating our traditional TV time

Viewing peaked in 2009-10 season

Nation & World Briefs

University president urges more guns WASHINGTON – The president of Liberty University urged students during the school’s convocation on Friday to get their permits to carry concea...

Woman shooter is a mystery

Tashfeen Malik, along with her husband, slaughtered 14 in Calif.

World Briefs

30 missing, 1 dead after oil platform fire BAKU, Azerbaijan – One worker was killed, 30 were missing and 33 were rescued Saturday after a fire swept through a Caspian Sea oil plat...

Draft climate agreement ready in Paris

More work to be done at midway point of international meeting

European countries push for tighter border controls

Greece agrees to stricter measures

New images reveal seaplane that sank at Pearl Harbor

HONOLULU – New images of a large U.S. Navy seaplane that sank in Hawaiian waters during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor show a coral-encrusted engine and reef fish swimming in and out of...

Research shows we may be consuming water faster than we thought

Study suggests we may be consuming it at unsustainable rate