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Thousands are expected in D.C. on Friday to protest the case that legalized abortion.
The state defied the union during the Civil War and civil rights era.
Commission to conduct a nuclear test as part of a "new phase" of combat with the U.S.
The first, high-profile case broke in November when video clips went viral online.
Republican response to Obama's plan to reduce gun violence has been peppered with misleading claims.
Secretary of State nominee John Kerry is a good bet for confirmation.
The panel formed after the Newtown tragedy will seek solutions.
Bill passed the House, but true test lies in the Senate.
Britain urged all nationals in Benghazi, Libya, to "leave immediately" due to threat.
Walter Meyerle was sentenced to 494 to 982 years behind bars.
Abortion after rape called "evidence tampering." Lawmaker says it's aimed at attackers.
The CDC reports a new strain of norovirus has reached the USA from Australia.
The government told school districts to give disabled students equal access to sports.
A gun-show postponement sparks debate about whether such events can survive.
A new order to allow women in combat roles will open more than 230,000 jobs.
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