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Authorities say a massive fire that ripped through a Gap Inc. distribution center in New York was intentionally set.

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is arguing that releasing the final autopsy reports in the unsolved slayings of eight people from one family would threaten the investigation.

West Virginia State Police say a suspect who fired at officers has been fatally shot.

A Florida businessman who authorities say faked his own death to defraud insurance companies has pleaded guilty to fraud charges.

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Authorities say three people were killed in a helicopter crash in central Florida.

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Neither of the two New Yorkers vying for the White House is expected to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11th terror attacks with a visit to ground zero.

The twins of a pregnant shooting victim died shortly after being born, the woman's mother says.

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A California university is the latest public school of higher education to establish “black-only” housing in response to demands from African-American students seeking refuge from what they consider insensitive remarks and “microaggressions” from their white classmates.

The wife of a Mississippi man charged with killing two nuns says she and her husband argued and he left their home a few days before Sisters Paula Merrill and Margaret Held were found stabbed to death in a nearby town.

An Alabama police officer acquitted of federal civil rights charges arising from a video recording of an Indian man being slammed to the ground is returning to work.

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Residents of a small central Idaho town say they don't want a camp for kids with cancer in their neighborhood.

An elderly woman who took a wrong turn in her car and was stranded in the New Jersey woods for days before being rescued by soldiers has found her pet cat that escaped when she opened a car window for air.

Trial is gearing up this week for armed ranchers who took over a national bird sanctuary in rural Oregon to oppose federal management of public lands.

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A timeline of events related to the abduction of 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling of St. Joseph, Minnesota: Oct. 22, 1989: Jacob Wetterling, 11, is abducted from a rural road as he rode bikes with his brother and a friend by a masked gunman near his home about 80 miles northwest of Minneapolis.

The south Alabama house where five people were slain with an axe and gunshots has mysteriously burned, authorities said.