All Things Considered
"Los Mata Zetas," or the "Zeta Killers," described themselves in a recent video as a paramilitary group that will go after members of the Zeta drug cartel. The Mexican government, however, has described it as a rival drug cartel that is just seeking to eliminate competition from the Zetas.
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Tom Waits has just released his latest album, Bad As Me.
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House Republican freshmen, some of whom are shown here in April, are learning that fundraising is a big part of the job.
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A photo from 2009 shows "All Natural" Necco Wafers. But after customers rejected the changes, the Massachusetts company returned to its original recipe.
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On an Aug. 10 tour organized by Moammar Gadhafi's governement, an unidentified man lies in a hospital bed in Tripoli. He was allegedly injured during NATO airstrikes a day earlier.
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Maj. Gen. Marcia Anderson receives her second star from her husband, Amos, during a Sept. 29 ceremony at Fort Knox, Ky., while the U.S. Army Accessions Command and Fort Knox commanding general, Lt. Gen. Benjamin Freakley, looks on.
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Children at the Black Hills campus of the Children's Home Society head into the main building for lunch. The home caters to children with special needs, many of whom are Native American.
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Amanda Nottke, who earned her Ph.D. from Harvard, sorts through used micropipettes that will be shipped to overseas science labs.
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