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Sandy Hook shooter wrote of 'scorn for humanity,' documents show

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Sandy Hook shooter wrote of 'scorn for humanity,' documents show

Near the sixth anniversary of the Sandy Hook shooting attack, new documents are shining light on the mental state of shooter Adam Lanza.

Supreme Court passes on Medicare case in victory for Planned Parenthood

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Supreme Court passes on Medicare case in victory for Planned Parenthood

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a legal victory to Planned Parenthood, opting not to hear an appeal concerning the rights of Medicare recipients.

Russian serial killer again sentenced to life, for deaths of 56 women

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Russian serial killer again sentenced to life, for deaths of 56 women

A Russian serial killer was given a second life sentence Monday for the deaths of 56 women, three years after he was given life for nearly two dozen other deaths.

Tennessee carries out second electrocution of death row inmate of year

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Tennessee carries out second electrocution of death row inmate of year

Tennessee carried out its second electrocution of the year with the execution of David Earl Miller on Thursday.

Appeals court upholds N.J. ban on high-capacity gun magazines

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Appeals court upholds N.J. ban on high-capacity gun magazines

A federal appeals court has upheld a New Jersey law that bans high-capacity gun magazines, after a challenge that may end up in the Supreme Court.

Funeral train for Bush the first for a president since 1969

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Funeral train for Bush the first for a president since 1969

Former President George H.W. Bush will take a 70-mile journey Thursday aboard a special funeral train, reviving a tradition that hasn't been done in 50 years.

The Almanac

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On Dec. 6, 1973, Gerald Ford was confirmed as vice president under Richard Nixon, replacing Spiro Agnew, who had resigned in the face of tax-evasion charges.

South Korea court orders Mitsubishi to pay wartime compensation

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South Korea court orders Mitsubishi to pay wartime compensation

A South Korea high court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by Japanese companies ordered to award compensation to South Korean forced wartime laborers.

'Texas Seven' escapee executed

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'Texas Seven' escapee executed

Texas executed Joseph Garcia by Tuesday, almost 18 years after he -- as part of the so-called "Texas Seven" -- escaped from prison and killed a police officer.

Stone refuses Senate document request by pleading the Fifth

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Stone refuses Senate document request by pleading the Fifth

Roger Stone declined to share documents or testify before Senate judiciary committee, invoking the Fifth Amendment protection, an attorney's letter indicates.

On This Day: President George H.W. Bush orders troops to Somalia

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On This Day: President George H.W. Bush orders troops to Somalia

On Dec. 4, 1992, President George H.W. Bush ordered U.S. troops into Somalia.

Supreme Court rejects environmental challenge to border wall

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Supreme Court rejects environmental challenge to border wall

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal Monday that challenged construction of the Trump administration's planned border wall, on environmental grounds.

Sri Lanka court blocks appointed prime minister from taking office

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Sri Lanka court blocks appointed prime minister from taking office

A Sri Lanka court barred former President Mahinda Rajapaksa Monday from taking over as prime minister after two votes of no confidence from lawmakers.

George H.W. Bush's body lies in state at Capitol Rotunda

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George H.W. Bush's body lies in state at Capitol Rotunda

Republican leaders spoke on behalf of the late President George H.W. Bush at the Capitol Rtunda in Washington D.C., where he'll lie in state for three days.

James Comey agrees to private testimony after legal challenge

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James Comey agrees to private testimony after legal challenge

Former FBI Director James Comey said Sunday he will testify before Congress this week after dropping a challenge to a House subpoena.

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