For Fukushima families, a brief respite stateside
Families from Fukushima, Japan, enjoy Oregon sun, clean air and the outdoors â" and a break from the stress of having a leaking nuclear reactor in their backyard. Msnbc.com's Miranda Leitsinger reports. | Explosive found after train hits woman
A small explosive device was found near the body of a woman who was struck and killed by a freight train near a northwest Seattle park Thursday morning. | Feds bust Iraqi-Mexican drug operation
Federal officials said Thursday they've taken down a drug and weapons trafficking ring involving members of a U.S. Iraqi community and a major Mexican drug cartel that was caught selling large amounts of drugs, guns and grenades. | Air Force discharging sergeant who doubts Obama
The Air Force said Wednesday it is discharging a hero of the so-called birther movement who refused to report to duty in Germany for a few days earlier this month because he doubts President Barack Obama's citizenship. | Whitey Bulger's girlfriend pleads not guilty
James "Whitey" Bulger's girlfriend, who is accused of helping the reputed former crime boss elude authorities during 16 years on the run together, will not cooperate with law enforcement authorities in their case against him, her lawyer said Thursday.
| Car thief drops off kids, poodle
A car thief who inadvertently scooped up a minivan with two kids and a poodle inside dropped the kids â" and the car â" at their home in Queens after the children scolded him for trying to raid the change tray. | Reward fund set up in Celina Cass case
Eager for any information that can help them resolve the suspicious death of an 11-year-old girl, New Hampshire prosecutors said Thursday they've set up a reward fund.
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