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Friday's TV Highlights: 'Space Warriors' on Hallmark
SERIES How We Invented the World This new installment looks at the evolution of firearms. 9 p.m. Discovery Magic City The crime drama set in late 1950s Miami returns for its second season; with new cast members James Caan, Esai Morales and Sherilyn...
Tags: La Toya Jackson, Armie Hammer, Esai Morales, Entertainment, Josh Lucas
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Pictures in the News | June 10, 2013
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Security contractor was determined to shine a light
WASHINGTON — He was a high school dropout, sometime junior college student and failed Army recruit. But Edward Joseph Snowden found his calling in America's spy services, using his computer skills to rise from a lowly security position to life...
Tags: Social Sciences, Anne Arundel Community College, Police Investigations, U.S. Coast Guard, Elections
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'This Is the End': Los Angeles takes on the apocalypse (again)
Seth Rogen’s raunchy comedy “This Is the End,” which opens Wednesday, is the latest entry in a long line of apocalyptic films set in Los Angeles that includes 1991’s “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” and 2009’s “...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Entertainment, Hollywood Foreign Press Association, Movies, Entertainment Events
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Letters: The bomb in U.S. history
Re "Preserving atomic history," Opinion, June 7 Though Stephanie Meeks seems to be convinced that a Manhattan Project National Park would provide space for thoughtful reflection about the legacy of nuclear weapons, there is strong reason to believe this...Tags: Japan, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Explosions, U.S. Congress, Nuclear Weapons
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One man's defiance inspires a region to stand up to the Taliban
ZANGABAD, Afghanistan — The uprising began in early February with a Taliban commander's knock on the door of Hajji Abdul Wudood. The militant leader demanded that Wudood, a stout, weathered man of 60, surrender one of his eight sons, who was...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Rebellions, Robert Bales, Military Equipment, U.S. Military
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Army staff sergeant to plead guilty in Afghanistan massacre
SEATTLE — Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales has agreed to plead guilty to the killing of 16 Afghan civilians who were shot to death in their homes outside a U.S. Army outpost in a violent rampage his lawyers have said was brought on by stress fueled with...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Robert Bales, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Military Justice, Trials
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General suspended over handling of sexual-assault investigation
WASHINGTON -- A two-star general in charge of U.S. Army forces in Japan has been suspended from his duties on suspicion of failing to properly investigate an allegation of sexual assault, the Army said Friday. Maj. Gen. Michael T. Harrison was suspended...
Tags: Sexual Assault, Japan, Tropical Storms, U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Congress
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Frank Lautenberg dies at 89; Democratic senator from New Jersey
WASHINGTON — Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey, the last World War II veteran in the Senate and a stalwart Democrat who led congressional battles over three decades to toughen gun laws, ban smoking on planes and crack down on drunk driving,...
Tags: Automatic Data Processing, Inc., Interior Policy, Parties and Movements, Stomach Cancer, Gina McCarthy
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Slain Army veteran Maribel Ramos remembered at memorial service
Friends and family attended an emotional memorial in Santa Ana on Sunday for slain Army veteran and college student Maribel Ramos. Ramos’ sister Marta Ortiz Ramos traveled to California to attend the service after the Mexican Consulate in Santa...
Tags: Television Industry, Human Interest, Rentals
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For one U.S. Army unit, Afghan Highway 1 is job No. 1
SULTAN KHEYL, Afghanistan — Highway 1 runs like a broken spine through Wardak province. Even with its potholes and cracked asphalt, it is a lifeline for soldiers and civilians alike. The dusty highway links Wardak to Kabul, the capital, about an...
Tags: Rebellions, Explosions, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Taliban, Emergency Incidents
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Letters: Easily offended atheists
Re "Prayers in public offices," Editorial, May 21 Here we go again: A few people are offended by official meetings in Greece, N.Y., beginning with a prayer. Just how do such occurrences actually constitute a "law respecting an establishment of religion"...Tags: Religion and Belief, Church and State Relations
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