Conn. shooting site draws hundreds of visitors; residents turn to clergy, counselors


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Group of Jews who claim to descend from biblical 'lost tribe' emigrate to Israel from India


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A beer or a glass of wine to someone who is allergic can cause sneezing, swelling and even a migraine.


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Read more: Allergic Woman Can Down Guinness But Not Whiskey

A huge storm that was dumping heavy snow and rain on the West Coast is expected to move east and could spoil travel plans for people looking to return home the day after Christmas, which is considered one of the busiest travel days for tens of millions of people.


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With three-quarters of Americans saying the economy’s still in a recession, optimism both about personal and global prospects in the year ahead are at their lowest in 11 years. Nonetheless, unlike the past three years, a majority at least says an economic recovery’s begun.   Optimism...


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Gun control proponents advocate universal background checks as a key part of controlling gun violence.


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The Owens lost a son in 2009, but it prepared them to adopt two children with special needs.


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Read more: After Son's Death, Family Adopts 2 Disabled Children

Russia, India sign weapons deals worth billions during Putin's visit to India


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UN envoy to Syria expresses worry over crisis after talks with Assad


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1 man's effort to save TV's physical history raises question: Is it art or just strange stuff?


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Read more: Odd TV Items Needs a Home