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FBI renews search for 6-year-old's remains; plane crashes in Gulf after pilot goes radio dark; and more.

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The Slatest: April 19, 2012

FBI Searches Basement For Remains of Boy Missing Since 1979

FBI Searches Basement For Remains of Boy Missing Since 1979

Six-year-old Etan Patz went missing without a trace during his morning walk to the school bus stop.

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Condi Rice Top Choice For VP Slot, Poll Shows

Condi Rice Top Choice For VP Slot, Poll Shows

But the survey of conservative voters makes it clear there's no clear-cut consensus.

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Small Plane Crashes in Gulf After Pilot Goes Radio Dark

Small Plane Crashes in Gulf After Pilot Goes Radio Dark

The aircraft landed relatively softly in the water but the fate of the pilot remains unclear.

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Ousted Secret Service Agent Said To Be Planning Lawsuit

Ousted Secret Service Agent Said To Be Planning Lawsuit

He was one of three agents forced out of the service for his alleged role in the Colombia prostitution scandal.

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Norway Killer Planned To Behead Former Prime Minister

Norway Killer Planned To Behead Former Prime Minister

Breivik tells the court the plan was a "a strategy from al-Qaida."

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Vatican Reprimands U.S. Nuns For "Radical Feminist Themes"

Vatican Reprimands U.S. Nuns For "Radical Feminist Themes"

The church says it discovered "serious doctrinal problems" during an investigation into an influential group of American nuns.

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India Tests Long-Range Rocket

India Tests Long-Range Rocket

The nuclear-capable missile comes with a 3,000-mile range.

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Syria, U.N. Strike Deal on Observer Protocol

Syria, U.N. Strike Deal on Observer Protocol

The international community is expected to ramp up the number of observers in the country as a shaky cease-fire remains in effect.

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JetBlue Pilot To Plead Insanity

JetBlue Pilot To Plead Insanity

The captain's midair freakout last month forced his Las Vegas-bound flight to make an emergency landing.

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