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Seven Killed at Wisconsin Sikh Temple Shooting

Seven Killed at Wisconsin Sikh Temple Shooting

Police killed the suspected gunman, reportedly a man in his 30s, outside the temple near Milwaukee.

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Loughner Likely To Plead Guilty in Arizona Shooting

Loughner Likely To Plead Guilty in Arizona Shooting

Jared Lee Loughner would get life in prison for the shooting that killed six and wounded 13.

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Mars Rover Gets Ready for Risky Landing

Mars Rover Gets Ready for Risky Landing

NASA is bracing for the "seven minutes of terror" that will determine the fate of the $2.5 billion mission.

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RNC Chairman Calls Harry Reid a

RNC Chairman Calls Harry Reid a "Dirty Liar"

Republicans fired criticism at the Senate majority leader, but he is unlikely to back down on Romney tax claims.

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Syria Troops Intensify Aleppo Offensive

Syria Troops Intensify Aleppo Offensive

Rebels say captured Iranians are part of a pro-government militia, and not pilgrims as Tehran claims.

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Obama Uses Birthday To Raise Cash

Obama Uses Birthday To Raise Cash

The president is laying low on Saturday but next week, he will hold a fundraiser in his Chicago home.

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Double Amputee Fails to Make it to 400M Finals

Double Amputee Fails to Make it to 400M Finals

A day after making history by advancing to the semifinals, Oscar Pistorius did not qualify for the medal round.

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43 Men Arrested in Child Porn Bust

43 Men Arrested in Child Porn Bust

Officials are trying to determine whether some of the men were also involved in murder and cannibalism.

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At Least 169 Killed by North Korea Floods

At Least 169 Killed by North Korea Floods

Pyongyang has increased the death toll, noting that 400 people are missing and 212,000 have been left homeless.

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Schwarzenegger Joins USC as a Professor

Schwarzenegger Joins USC as a Professor

The former governor and action icon is co-founding a $20-million political think tank at the California school.

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