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Investigators prepare to enter one of the residences where suspect Edward Archer lived in Yeadon, Pa. Archer is accused of ambushing a police officer in Philadelphia on Jan. 7. The FBI has said it is investigating the attack as a possible act of terrorism — inspired by ISIS. Matt Rourke/AP hide caption
Residents Ask Oregon Officials To Help End Occupation Of Wildlife Refuge
Officers Colin Lewis and Brad Smith (center) on patrol near a park in Huntington Beach, Calif. The area has seen a sharp increase in homelessness and petty thefts, which the officers blame on Proposition 47. But the law's supporters say other California cities have seen declines in property crime. Martin Kaste/NPR hide caption
California Cops Frustrated With 'Catch-And-Release' Crime-Fighting
As Skilled Workers Abandon Greece, Rebuilding Its Economy Gets Harder
With Sanctions Eased, What Kind Of Trade Can Companies Do With Iran?
Photographers take pictures of the lion carcass before it's publicly dissected at Odense Zoo in Denmark. It was the zoo's second public dissection of a lion in four months. Sidsel Overgaard for NPR hide caption
Danes Say Zoo Dissections Fit With Country's 'Very Honest' Parenting
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Clinton Sharpens Her Criticisms Of Main Challenger Sen. Bernie Sanders
In Oklahoma, Ex-Police Officer To Spend Rest Of His Life In Prison
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Osama Abdul Mohsen holds his son Zaid as they arrive at the Barcelona train station on Sept. 16, 2015. Manu Fernandez/AP hide caption
After The Trip Seen 'Round The World, Syrian Refugee Builds A New Life
Encore: In Wake Of War, Former Homeless Vet Found Hope In Treatment
Support for Sen. Marco Rubio's Presidential Campaign Grows On Capitol Hill
El Niño Does Bring Floods And Drought, But There's A Silver Lining
A uniformed tour guide gestures to tourists outside the War Museum in Pyongyang. U.S. citizens can visit North Korea as tourists. Ed Jones/AFP/Getty Images hide caption