20 percent containment in Utah Guard wildfire
Yale U. construction accident traps, injures 4
Yale construction accident traps and injures 4
Officials: Bus crashes near Syracuse, NY; 4 dead
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Haiti ruling ends Wyclef Jean’s run for president
Slimmed-down Powe ready to power Ole Miss
OXFORD, Miss. — For six years, everyone else has had their say.
14 charged for supporting Somalia terrorist group
Law center prepares lawsuit over Mich. oil spill
Oil spill taints UC Berkeley’s BP-funded research
Oil spill mars UC Berkeley’s BP-funded research
3 dead in crash of medical helicopter in Tucson
1 dead, 2 injured in Tucson helicopter crash
BP tries to limit release of oil spill research
Naval Academy says 4 treated for heat exhaustion
Little spent on oil spill cleanup technology
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Look at members of Obama’s oil spill commission
Officials: Firefighters gaining on Fort Bliss fire
Cornell U. student sentenced in wife’s murder
Explosions kill 5, wound 75 at Kenya rally
At Nevada lab, US prepares response to nuke terror
Scaffolding collapse causes injuries at NY college
NJ sailor’s death gives rise to legal battle
Officials: 1 dead, 1 hurt in Army base explosion
NY car bomb suspect cooperates, but motive mystery
Air Force gets order to help with oil spill
Air Force sends planes to help with Gulf oil spill
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Man allegedly claimed to have explosives on plane
Source: Former Air Force member claims explosives
UK sends warships to rescue stranded Britons
4.9 quake shakes Utah, Wyo., Idaho
SALT LAKE CITY — A magnitude 4.9 earthquake rattled parts of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho on Thursday evening. There were no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries.
Cornell student from NZ on trial in wife’s murder
Senator warns against $1B deal with Blackwater
Iraqi police: Suicide blasts in Baqouba kill 29
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9 years after crash, OSU remembers 10 men who died
Haiti relocating homeless, port repairs needed
Report cites flaw in Univ. of New Mexico facility
A second NJ church group home from Haiti
LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. — A second New Jersey church delegation has arrived home from Haiti, where they were caught in Tuesday’s devastating earthquake.
NJ church group returns home after Haiti aid trip
In last speech, Va. gov casts record in warm light
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