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From The Inner City: Leading A New Generation Of Muslim Americans
This summer on the South Side of Chicago, thousands are expected to gather for an outdoor festival sponsored by the Inner-City Muslim Action Network, or IMAN.
High-Speed Rail Buzz Overpowers Daily Chug Of Freight Trains
From the steam engine to visions of a national high-speed rail system, railroads have made their mark on American culture.
Nuclear Waste Seeping From Container In Hazardous Wash. State Facility
They thought they'd managed this problem a few years ago. But Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee got a disturbing call Friday from Energy Secretary Steven Chu: Nuclear waste is leaking out of a tank in one of the most contaminated nuclear waste sites in the U.S.
Coroner Says Dorner Died From Single Gunshot To Head
At a news conference Friday, San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon revealed new details about the final showdown with ex-cop Christopher Dorner that left one deputy dead and another seriously wounded.
In Loving Memory Of A Wife, Daughter And Fallen Soldier
North Carolina National Guardsman Tracy Johnson is an Iraq War veteran and an Army widow.
The 'Baby Dolls' Of Mardi Gras A Fun Tradition With A Serious Side
Just inside a room on the second floor of the Louisiana State Museum's The Presbytere, there's a large baby doll dress, big enough for a woman to wear. And actually, one did.
