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Boston Bomber Denied More Time to Argue Against Death Penalty
Senator questions FBI’s prior knowledge of suspects
Obama Calls Government Shutdown ‘Manufactured Crises’
Reiterates legislative priorities in weekly address
Cheney Feared Terrorists Could Hack His Heart
Veep disabled defibrillator’s wireless feature
Second LAX Employee Arrested In Connection With Dry Ice Bomb
Supervisor to first suspect arrested
NSA Didn’t Have Latest Anti-Leak Software Installed at Snowden Site
Agency slowed by lack of IT bandwidth
Coached Through College: Professional Motivators Decrease Dropout Rates
Coached through college: professional motivators decrease dropout rates
NRA’s Wayne LaPierre: ‘Good Guys With Guns’ Could Have Stopped Navy Yard Shooting
The reason alleged gunman Aaron Alexis was able to kill 12 people last week in the Washington Navy Yard shooting was that “there weren’t enough good guys with guns” present, National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre said on NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday.
Harvard Launches Record-Breaking Fundraising Campaign
Harvard University is launching a campaign to raise $6.5 billion over the next five years, a record capital campaign that’s more than the school has ever raised.
Glendale School District Hires Firm to Monitor Students’ Social Media Use
A California school district is paying an outside firm to monitor the social media postings of 14,000 middle and high school students for a year.
Hundreds Remain Missing in Colorado Floods, More Rain Expected
In Colorado, which has been pounded by as much as 15 inches of rain this week, hundreds of people are unaccounted for and at least four are confirmed dead as a result of rising flood waters, officials in the state said on Saturday.
The Most Dangerous States To Work In America—And The Most Dangerous Jobs To Have In Them
There’s surprisingly wide variation in workplace-injury rates from state to state—even within the same industries
Viewpoint: The Dichotomy Between Skilled and Unskilled Immigrants Is False
Republicans and Democrats in Washington don’t agree on much, but they do seem to agree on this: America’s immigration policy should prioritize the admission of “skilled” immigrants