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Teams of federal security officers that routinely patrol transportation venues to combat possible terrorist threats have added the capability of detecting nuclear materials that might be part of a so-called dirty bomb, Homeland Security officials say.
Teams of federal security officers that routinely patrol transportation venues to combat possible terrorist threats have added the capability of detecting nuclear materials that might be part of a so-called dirty bomb, Homeland Security officials say.
Title: Montana Lutheran Awarded Rhodes Scholarship, Sets Sights for Oxford ELCA NEWS SERVICE >December 18, 2009 Montana Lutheran Awarded Rhodes Scholarship, Sets Sights for Oxford 09-280-JB CHICAGO (ELCA) -- There are some 4,500 auxiliary police in New York City. One of them, a volunteer on foot patrol in the 26th precinct, is Raphael Graybill, a 20-year-old student from Great Falls, Mont. -- a ...
Sgt. Todd Stokes remembered the first time he met retired Maj. Gen. John Phipps.
Over the next few months Fountain Hills residents will have the opportunity to hear from those wanting to serve on the Town Council for the next four years.
One of the pieces in the NY Times "Year in Ideas" considers the so-called "Obama effect"—whether the President's defying of racial conventions may actually remove mental roadblocks that plague other African-Americans. Previous studies have shown that by priming black students with racial judgments could affect their performance on academic tests. The same sort of "stereotype threats" affect ...
Comcast could land squarely in the center of a raging debate over media consolidation and bias.
Joseph Matthias Cosgrove is persistent. He's resolute. He's determined to ensure his witness, an expert in "international justice and peace," will be allowed to testify by telephone from 4,400 miles away. "Expert in international justice and peace?" Assi
CR North's Sarah Kiely enjoyed the 2008 Democratic National Convention in person. Now she's ready to lead the Indians to the top.
STAUNTON — Local Democratic parties will have a leadership team going into 2010 and beyond.
Joseph Matthias Cosgrove is persistent. He's resolute. He's determined to ensure his witness, an expert in "international justice and peace," will be allowed to testify by telephone from 4,400 miles away. "Expert in international justice and peace?" Ass
Could Charlotte host the next Democratic National Convention ?
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Focus on the Family is worried Christmas is being forgotten. For the third year in a row, Focus is taking retailers to task for using generic language like "season's greetings" and "holiday sales" with no reference to "Christmas," calling the omission an insult to the Christian faith.
DENVER—Six trout were caught – one over the legal limit of five – and some license plate numbers were recorded by law enforcement during a recent fish-in at a lake in South Dakota, according to a long-time Native activist.
Years from now, when history strokes its pen to tell the story of the 2008 presidential election, how will it capture in words a moment whose full meaning can be conveyed only with emotion?
Malcolm Farley, 52, is one of Denver's best-known artists, his name being synonymous with action paintings of sports heroes. He grew up in Denver, ans started painting at age 4. He's married, again, and expecting a child with his wife, Amoy, 36. He sat down recently at Brooklyn's with Bill Husted.
A University of Northern Iowa professor says she was told to alter a request for a sabbatical because the wording was too political.
The Lakers have set a date to be the first NBA champions celebrated at the White House by President Barack Obama: Jan. 25. The White House isn't prepared to confirm it – and probably won't until about a week before, because sometimes things...
Margaret Buckner Young, author, educator and widow of noted civil-rights leader Whitney M. Young Jr., died at her Denver home Saturday. She was 88.
Cody native and Wyoming first lady Nancy Freudenthal has a chance to make state judicial history.
Even as President Barack Obama announced plans to stimulate U.S. job growth Tuesday, the latest employment figures in Brevard County show layoffs are slowing while hiring is increasing at a moderate pace.
