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• All Escaped Exotic Animals Accounted For
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• Boy Banned From Bringing Band Gear on Bus
• Rahm Emanuel Fights Union Over Longer School Day
• Critics Blast Move to Make D.C. 'Sanctuary City'
• Investigators Enter Missing Missouri Infant's Home
• Waves From Lake Michigan Flood Parts of Chicago

• Biden Uses Violent Imagery to Pitch Jobs Plan
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• Sarkozy and Wife Bruni Welcome Baby Girl
• Economist Behind Cain's 9-9-9 Wavers on Sales Tax
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• Man Arrested for Allegedly Using Crane to Steal Jeep
• 12-Year-Old Charged as Adult in Brother's Murder
• Death Toll From Tainted Melons Sets Grim Record

Features & Faces

Fighters Capture Qaddafi Hometown

• AP
• After months of fierce battles, Libyan fighters take control of Qaddafi's hometown of Sirte, ending the last major resistance by Qaddafi loyalists.
• Homemade Bulldozer Battleship Joins Libya Fight
• Clinton Urges Unity Between Afghanistan, Pakistan and U.S.
• Can U.S. Convince N. Korea to Swap Nukes for Aid?
• U.N. Humanitarian Chief Heads to North Korea to Assess Food Shortage

• Letter Slams U.S. Agencies For 'Scientific Misconduct'

  
  GOP lawmakers challenge Obama administration's science czar on whether agencies use 'sound science'

• Fed-Funded Electric Truck Stop Is a 'Mini-Solyndra'

  
  Tennessee electrified truck stop files for bankruptcy months after receiving $400,000 in federal stimulus funds

• Gruesome Details Emerge In Philly Dungeon Case

  
  Police commissioner says wounds found on 19-year-old victim were the worst he'd ever seen on living person
  • PHOTOS: Police Investigate House of Horrors
  • VIDEO: Another Victim Found in Basement