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Authorities in Minnesota say the search for a woman and her sick 13-year-old son remains focused in southern California and Mexico
An Oregon mother was arrested Saturday in the drowning of her 4-year-old son after the boy and his 7-year-old sister ended up in the chilly Williamette River
ts graduating from West Point were praised by U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Saturday for having the courage and patriotism to join the military in "a dangerous new century."
The Pentagon wants more time before the ban on gays serving openly in the military is reversed
New population estimates prove GOP leaders were on the right track when they identified minority voters as key to electoral success in the future.
The news that Liberty University shut down the school's College Democrats club probably isn't as surprising as the news that Liberty University had a College Democrats club in the first place.
The right to bear arms is ensconced in the Second Amendment but advocates feel they can shore up the access to guns with the Tenth. Prepare for war
Forget the kerfuffles over President Obama's talks at Arizona State and Notre Dame. Commencement speeches are one of the great collegiate traditions — and the last lesson students get before entering the real word. Here are TIME's favorites
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