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A Florida woman who was caught on camera two months ago riding a manatee has been arrested today on a charge of violating the state’s Manatee Sanctuary Act. A witness snapped photos of Ana Gloria Garcia Gutierrez, now 53, mounting a manatee on Sept. 30 and...


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Thousands of body armor plates worn by U.S. Special Operations troops are being recalled after the discovery that a small percentage of the plates have safety defects.


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Ala. sheriff: Shootout that killed deputy, wounded another began when man opened fire on them


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Retailers see sales decline on Black Friday despite more shoppers; Thanksgiving took spending


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ElBaradei warns of turmoil unless Morsi rescinds decree as opposition tries to unite


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama and his daughters Sasha and Malia did some holiday shopping near Washington today. Dropping in on One More Page Books in Arlington, Va., Obama spent the afternoon outside the White House to promote Small Business Saturday. The family spent...


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Most of the protesters who hounded Gov. Scott Walker for his collective-bargaining law got on with their lives long ago, but one group still gathers every day to needle the state's leading Republican.


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As President Obama talks about global warming again, climate activists are cautiously optimistic that the U.S. will be more than a disinterested bystander when the U.N. climate talks resume Monday with a two-week conference in Qatar.


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