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Does the Supreme Court Believe in Double Jeopardy Protections?
Alex Blueford was acquitted of first degree murder. Now he may be tried for it again.
Reuters
Alex Blueford was acquitted of first degree murder. Now he may be tried for it again.
Max Taylor Photography
Highlights and insights from live interviews with two food world icons
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Augustus Saint-Gaudens's masterful statues allow Americans to come face to face with Lincoln, Sherman, and other legendary figures as they stroll through city parks
Wikimedia Commons
There are arguments for equality that still allow for bigotry against same-sex couples.
Reuters
It's fine for a military officer to play the role of professor -- but not if that means allowing "special arrangements" that corrupt intellectual freedom.
Fred & Pat Espenak
Photo credit: Fred & Pat Espenak.Fred and Pat Espenak are eclipse-chasers and have been for years. They have been leading friends and fans who…
Brian Resnick
What two teenagers from a struggling school district, bitten by the rocketry bug, can teach us about creating a new generation of scientists and engineers
Montgomery County Police Recorder
An officer in the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department says his agency is thinking of adding tear gas or rubber bullets to the aircraft it already owns.
Can a news outlet reduce your store of knowledge? Apparently it can.
Orlando Sentinel
Several places to consider as a new home base
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