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Colorado Shooting Hearing Ends With Chilling Photos, No Defense Witnesses
Volunteers sort through piles of donated clothes for Superstorm Sandy victims at an impromptu Staten Island aid station in November. Relief groups are still trying to figure out what to do with donated clothes people sent to New York and New Jersey in Sandy's aftermath. Seth Wenig/AP hide caption
Canada's Indigenous People Rally For Rights Around 'Idle No More' Initiative
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Baseball Hall Of Fame Shutout A Ringing Verdict On Sport's Steroid Era
Protesters gather at the Jefferson County Courthouse in Steubenville, Ohio, on Saturday, to demand justice for a girl allegedly raped by Steubenville High School football players last August. Rick Senften/WKSU hide caption
These weapons, in the Iztapalapa neighborhood of Mexico City, were handed over by their owners during a government program that accepts weapons in exchange for bicycles, computers, tablets or money. Marco Ugarte/AP hide caption
National Cathedral Hopes To Set Example By Performing Same-Sex Marriages
New York Governor Calls For Nation's 'Toughest' Ban On Assault Weapons
Preventing Mass Violence A Balance Of An Individual's Rights, Community's Safety
With Chavez Ill, Loyalists And Government Battle Over Inauguration Date
If you know some mice that took This Is Spinal Tap too literally, they might want to know about an experiment to restore hearing with a failed Alzheimer's drug. The Kobal Collection hide caption
Supreme Court Weighs Warrantless Blood Tests In Drunken-Driving Cases
In this courtroom sketch, James "Whitey" Bulger and his girlfriend, Catherine Greig, are arraigned in a federal courtroom in Los Angeles in 2011. Bill Robles/AP hide caption
An Israeli tank in the Golan Heights overlooks the Syrian village of Bariqa in November. Israel, which captured the Golan Heights from Syria in 1967, says it's building a fence there because it's concerned about spillover from the Syrian war. Ariel Schalit/AP hide caption
Critics Say 'Google Delegation' Lends Legitimacy To North Korean Regime
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