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A New York City police officer was arrested this past Wednesday morning by FBI agents on charges of civil rights violations after he allegedly pepper-sprayed two patrons without cause at a bar in Brooklyn.
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If Congress exempted prison industries from labor and employment restrictions, a million jobs would be created -- and not just inside American prisons.
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Washington -
After months of political posturing between President Barack Obama and Texas Governor Rick Perry over the state’s massive wildfires this season, the White House late last week declared parts of the state a “major disaster.”
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Tucson -
An Arizona power-washing contractor was arrested in Tucson on Friday on a two-count federal indictment for allegedly producing and using chemical weapons which were placed in the front and back of a Tucson couple’s home, where he then ignited them.
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While Congress is grappling with broad budgetary issues, General Electric managed to avoid paying any federal taxes even though the company made $14 billion in global profits.
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Washington, DC - Keith Prewitt solved crime on the streets of Memphis, protected presidents, oversaw threat assessments, rose in the ranks of the US Secret Service to his current position as Deputy Director, and is the “Federal Player of the Week".
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Chicago -
It took 81 detonations to destroy the large quantity of explosive chemicals, gunpowder and fuses Cook County Sheriff deputies seized from a trailer in a gated mobile home community. Police speculate they were being used to make illegal fireworks.
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Great Falls -
A 19-year-old Washington, D.C., man who was arrested at a Montana airport has pleaded guilty to impersonating an FBI agent and saying he had a gun in his carry-on bag to see how personnel would respond. He says he wanted to observe how security responded.
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Portland -
Montel Williams spoke at yesterday's medical marijuana conference in Maine. In tears as he shared his pain with the audience, he was encouraged by one attending Sheriff to take his medicine, prompting Montel to light up a joint and take a few puffs.
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Parents are accused of taking sexually explicit pictures of their young daughter and posting them on the Internet. The young girl who has cerebral palsy detailed the sexual abuse to CPS and is now in their custody while parents await trial and conviction.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal contest for a place in the men's final of the Australian Open.
 A series of federal department archives are set to close and many jobs will be lost throughout Library and Archives Canada as part of the latest federal budget cuts.
The Federal Reserve said it expects to keep interest rates near zero percent at least through late 2014. In a statement on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy-making group, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), said it is keeping the target range for the federal...
Rafael Nadal comes from one set down to beat Roger Federer and reach the Australian Open final.
 The federal budget deficit now stands at $17.3 billion, eight months into the fiscal year, the Finance Department reports.
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