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April 25, 2012
Drug violence casts pall over Tex. boxing matchEl Paso officials lash out at Univ. of Texas chancellor after championship boxing match canceled over security concerns
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Miss. gov.: Left's mission "is to abort children" Mississippi's GOP Gov. Phil Bryant says during talk show that pro-life movement only wants to "kill children in the womb"
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Ariz. immigration law casts chill on all residents Some U.S. citizens carry passports just to fend off "inquisition" from police; Residents say immigrant neighborhoods are deserted
- Sullenberger: Experience key amid jump in bird strikes
- Global Medical Relief Fund still going strong
- Bride admits faking cancer for wedding money
- TSA screeners charged in LA drug trafficking probe
- Pentagon, State differ on Brazil prostitute incident
- Driver runs over cougar, saws off paws as souvenir
- Connecticut governor signs death penalty repeal
- Man ordered to pay $2.7M for starting NM wildfire
- Marines discharge sgt. for anti-Obama FB posts
- Census: Mixed marriage up by 28% in U.S.
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Rick Perry endorses Romney Texas gov. endorses the presumptive nominee after his first choice, Newt Gingrich, signals he'll exit race next week
Occupy protesters sleep-out on Wall Street Occupy demonstrators have a new tactic: They are sleeping on the sidewalks of Wall Street near the New York Stock Exchange
Homegrown terrorist shows his face in Brooklyn Bryant Neal Vinas said he hoped to become a martyr while causing mass casualties and a "big economic hit" on the United States
Ariz. immigration law casts chill on all residents Some U.S. citizens carry passports just to fend off "inquisition" from police; Residents say immigrant neighborhoods are deserted
Md. high court to hear same-sex divorce case Lesbian couple married in Calif. were denied divorce in Md. because state does not allow same-sex weddings
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Uproar over Limbaugh comments seems to cool Washington Post: A month after Rush Limbaugh called Sandra Fluke a "slut," the uproar appears to be abating
