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House Republicans forced through a partisan budget plan that has no chance of passage in the Senate but would pare spending by an estimated $5.8 trillion over the next decade.
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At Mexico Morgue, Families of Missing Seek Clues
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The discoveries of mass graves hardened the perception that parts of northern Mexico have been lost to gangs.
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A 16 on a Par 4? Hackers Laugh and Cry
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Kevin Na, a little-known professional golfer, took 16 desperate and comical strokes at the ninth hole of the Texas Open and emerged a folk hero. Above, Na on No. 8.
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U.S. Cracks Down on Online Gambling
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Prosecutors unsealed fraud and money laundering charges against the operators of three popular poker sites.
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Gov. Nathan Deal of Georgia says he will sign a bill allowing the police to investigate immigration status.
This Yellow Space for Rent
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Looking for additional revenue, states and municipalities have started selling ad space on government property, including on school buses.
Keep Your Thumbs Still When I’m Talking to You
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In the digital revolution, it’s become fashionable to be rude.
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Young, Restless and Glued to Soaps
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If soap operas weren’t exactly telling it like it was, they were at least confirming a young girl’s subconscious, amorphous suspicions.
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