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A Washington legal organization says it wants to break through the "blind deference" of the federal courts to the executive branch when it comes to withholding classified material, and has embarked on what may be a quixotic attempt to gain access to photographs showing the death and burial of Osama bin Laden.
An appellate court Tuesday ruled the U.S. government properly classified more than 50 post-mortem photos of Osama bin Laden and they can remain secret.
Law enforcement officials say they expect a litigious period in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's split ruling on Arizona's immigration law.
A 31-year-old Arizona man is accused of kidnapping, murder, arson and theft in the deaths of a retired doctor and his wife in suburban Phoenix, police said.
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Releasing photos and videos of Osama bin Laden after his May death could expose military and intelligence secrets, a top CIA official said.
Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May said Monday she would sue a media consortium that barred her from televised debates before the federal election.
The Canadian government has a perplexing problem: how to deal with environmentally polluting emissions from its highly profitable Alberta oil fields. During a meeting this week with auto industry officials, Canada's conservative government backed away fro
Residents of a Seattle neighborhood facing the construction of a garbage facility are looking to native sons Pearl Jam to lead them in battle against the plan.
A diary secretly kept by a Canadian prisoner of war at the end of World War II in Germany, has been returned to the man some 60 years after he was freed. Bill Ferguson, now 93, traveled to Germany in April to collect the worn journal he hid in a barn just
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