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Boston Airport Apologizes for Fire Drill on 9/11 Anniversary
Boston’s Logan International Airport apologized Wednesday for running a fire drill, which included smoke and flames, on the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Gabby Giffords and Robin Roberts Star in Top Christian Music Video
Release includes unseen footage of the congresswoman’s recovery from a gun-shot wound
Michigan Man Charged in Murder of State Trooper
A Michigan man was charged Wednesday in the shooting of a Michigan State Police trooper. The man’s pregnant wife, meanwhile, stands accused of trying to help him flee the scene.
Colorado Recall: Two State Senators Fired For Gun Control Efforts
Drafted Legislation To Ban High-Capacity Magazines, Require Background Checks
The Ad That Won the New York Mayor’s Race
Bill de Blasio’s son, Dante, is a big reason why he could be the next mayor of New York
Man Sports Polka-Dot Dress, Pink Wig For Bank Heist
Grabbed over $1500 in stylish sting
U.S. Will Crush Ivory to Save Elephants
Authorities Hope Destroying Ivory Could Hurt Illegal Market
Colorado’s Civil War
A recall election turned a local fight into the latest front in the national gun control debate
Breaking Up With Bloomberg
New York City’s departing mayor will leave the city largely improved, but inequality, racial tension and political fatigue have primary voters looking for a different kind of leader
George Zimmerman’s Turbulent Summer
Since the verdict in the Trayvon Martin case, the 29-year-old Florida man has stayed in the headlines
George Zimmerman Detained Following Domestic Dispute
Updated: Sept. 10, 1:15 p.m.
George Zimmerman’s wife does not want to press charges after a domestic dispute led her to call police, the Associated Press reports.
In Iowa, the Blind Can Buy a Gun, Take Aim, and Fire
Ever since gun permit rules were changed in 2011, Iowa has allowed blind people to buy and carry guns in public. But the policy is now being revisited in a growing political debate.