In this photo released by the White House, President Barack Obama shoots clay targets on the range at Camp David, Md., Saturday, Aug. 4, 2012.(AP Photo)

White House Brandishes Obama Skeet-Shooting Pic for Reporters

Seeking to put to rest questions of whether President Obama was shooting straight when he told a magazine interviewer that he went skeet shooting "all the time," the White House on Saturday brandished a photo for reporters of the president blasting away with a rifle positioned awkwardly against his left shoulder. [Full Story]

Ruddy: The Ed Koch I Knew — A Remembrance

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Chris Kyle, Most Lethal US Sniper Gunned Down in Texas

Former Navy SEAL and "American Sniper" author Chris Kyle was fatally shot along with another man Saturday on a Texas gun range, a sheriff told local newspapers.... [Full Story]

Israel Suggests Responsibility for Syria Airstrike

Israel's defense minister indicated Sunday that his country was behind [Full Story]

AP Exclusive: 787 Grounded, But Batteries Can Fly

At the time the government certified Boeing's 787 Dreamliners as safe, [Full Story]

Gov. Perry: Boy Scouts Should Keep No-Gay Policy

Gov. Rick Perry said emphatically Saturday that the Boy Scouts of America [Full Story]

Twitter, Washington Post Targeted by Hackers

Social media giant Twitter is among the latest U.S. companies to report [Full Story]

Iranian Space Official: Photo Shows Wrong Monkey

One of two official packages of photos of Iran's famed simian space [Full Story]

Ruddy: The Ed Koch I Knew — A Remembrance

It s a cold Friday night last December and I am at the reception desk to [Full Story]

Turkey: US Embassy Bomber Had Terror Conviction

A Turkish official says a suicide bomber who struck the American Embassy [Full Story]

Critics: For-Profits Should Get Obamacare Contraception Exemption

The Obama administration s revised rules on insurance coverage for birth [Full Story]

North Korea Threatens US Over Rocket Launches

North Korea is threatening to retaliate for what it calls U.S. double [Full Story]

Obama: 2013 Can be Year of Economic Growth

President Barack Obama says 2013 can be a year of solid economic growth, [Full Story]

Biden: US Would Hold Direct Talks If Iran Serious

The United States is prepared to hold direct talks with Iran in the [Full Story]

Schumer: Border Status Not an Immigration Dealbreaker

Sen. Chuck Schumer may have undercut fellow Sen. Marco Rubio by saying [Full Story]

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America

Menendez Allegations Could Derail Immigration Reform Talks

Scandalous allegations surrounding New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez are putting the Democratic senator and leaders in a tough place as his party engages in an all-out effort to revamp the nation's immigration laws. Menendez is the only Hispanic Democrat in the Senate, and is... [Full Story]

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LA Mayor Shoots Down Rumors of Cabinet Position

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is putting an end to rumors that he's up for a Cabinet position in the Obama administration. [Full Story]

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World

Islamist Threatens to Kill Merkel, Attack Germany, in Internet Video

A German Islamist has threatened to attack Berlin this summer and kill Chancellor Angela Merkel in a video posted on the Internet, a newspaper reported on Saturday. [Full Story]

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Furchtgott-Roth to Moneynews: Economy May Shrink Again

The January job numbers reported Friday are weak, and gross domestic product (GDP) growth stands a good chance of remaining negative in the first quarter, says Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth. Non-farm payrolls gained 157,000 last month, a bit lower... [Full Story] |

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Health

Can NFL Players Be Saved From Brain Damage?

In the run up to this year's Super Bowl, the news has gone from bad to worse regarding player head injuries. First, the family of the late Junior Seau, a star linebacker who committed... [Full Story] |

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Sci & Tech

U.K. Moth Populations Seen Plunging Because of Habitat Loss

U.K. populations of large, common moths plunged by two-thirds in the past 40 years, potentially threatening plants reliant on the insects for pollination and animals that depend on them for food, Rothamsted Research said. [Full Story]

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