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Life in the streets seems to be returning to normal nearly a week after President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was overthrown. But one thing has changed: There's a lot more talking. And unlike in the old days, no topic is taboo.

New Film Tells Unexpected Story

A visibly shocked James McBride picked up the fiction prize for his novel The Good Lord Bird about a young slave who joins up with abolitionist John Brown. The nonfiction award was won by George Packer for The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America.

Police Chief William Lansdowne let a key check on racial profiling slide because he hadn't heard it's a concern in the community. Here's what the department does to open lines of communication, and why some voices aren't being heard.

One morning in early December, county employee Eddie Sanchez walked me through a suburban office building in El Centro that goes by a very non-descript name: The Resource Center.

Because of my geographic location, I often have the opportunity to go to the Grand Canyon to cover a story. But I don't always have time to enjoy it.

Camp Pendleton Marine Sgt. Ian Copelan Wiseman, 28, was killed early Saturday morning when he lost control of his motorcycle and collided head-on with an automobile.

A two-month trial period of flying Mexican deportees to Mexico City has ended.

Checking in on where FIlner's skate park, taxi reform and other initiatives are now.

A jump in small-time federal drug seizures at a U.S.-Mexico border checkpoint has left a Texas county struggling to pay for prosecution.