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Workers labored into the night to enable a search for victims after at least one person was feared dead and another trapped inside the rubble when a roof collapsed at a mall in northern Ontario, authorities said. Rescue crews geared up Tuesday to start dismantling a partially collapsed mall in northern Ontario city in an effort to rescue victims despite fading hopes of finding anyone alive. -
A judge has approved a bail plan for a suburban New York woman accused of running a high-end Manhattan escort service. A suburban mother charged with moonlighting as a big-city escort madam was poised to get out of jail on bond as early as Tuesday, after four months behind bars in a case laced with claims of prominent clients and... -
A masonry teacher and four students have been arrested on allegations that attempted sodomy was part of a brutal hazing in masonry classes at a Southern California summer school, according to police. Prosecutors have charged a California masonry teacher and one of his students with sex crimes that authorities say were part of brutal hazing during summer school classes. -
A three-week preliminary hearing is nearing conclusion for a California doctor accused in the drug-overdose deaths of three patients. A doctor accused of prescribing pain killers to three young men who died was ordered Tuesday to stand trial for second-degree murder in the overdose deaths. -
A new cost estimate and construction schedule for a massive waste plant being built at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site will be delayed at least a year as workers try to resolve serious technical problems... A new cost estimate and construction schedule for a massive waste plant being built at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site will be delayed at least a year as workers try to resolve serious technical problems... -
It may be dastardly, but it's no longer a crime in Rhode Island to go online and lie. If you've ever lied to a potential Internet date about your weight, texted your spouse that you were someplace you weren't or emailed mom to say how much you love that ugly new sweater, you were breaking the law if... -
With a vote looming to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress, a House committee chairman is challenging President Barack Obama's claim of executive privilege, invoked to maintain secrecy for some... Obama administration officials and House Republican staff members Tuesday failed to resolve a document dispute that could lead to a precedent-setting contempt of Congress vote Thursday against Attorney General Eric Holder. -
A Georgia woman battling a rare, flesh-eating disease is preparing to be released from the hospital after nearly two months. A Georgia woman battling a rare, flesh-eating disease is preparing to be released from the hospital after nearly two months. -
Senate leaders of both parties say they've reached a deal to prevent interest rates on millions of student loans from doubling beginning on Sunday. But House Speaker John Boehner (BAY'-nur) has yet to decide whether... The Senate's top Democrat and Republican said Tuesday that they've reached a deal that would prevent interest rates on college loans from doubling beginning this weekend for millions of students. But House Speaker... -
Drug trafficking suspects opened fire in a crowded food court at Mexico City's international airport on Monday, killing three federal policemen who were on an anti-narcotics mission as panicked witnesses dove for cover. From cash in chili pepper cans to cocaine in cardboard boxes, Mexico City's international airport has long been considered the capital's main transport hub for drugs and other contraband that seem to move as smoothly... -
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Sex scandal rocks Texas Air Force base; allegations lead to charges against 4 instructors -
Tropical Storm Debby hovers in the Gulf of Mexico; Florida braces for more rain, flooding Tropical Storm Debby hovers in the Gulf of Mexico; Florida braces for more rain, flooding -
Elder fraud: A look inside one scammed couple's case, as losses and bitter lessons mount Elder fraud: A look inside one scammed couple's case, as losses and bitter lessons mount -
40 years later, sports so ingrained in girls' lives some don't know what Title IX is 40 years later, sports so ingrained in girls' lives some don't know what Title IX is -
Defense for former Penn State assistant coach Sandusky rests case without calling him to stand Defense for former Penn State assistant coach Sandusky rests case without calling him to stand -
Clemens acquitted on all charges
 Clemens acquitted on all charges
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Nuns start bus tour protesting GOP budget proposals amid Vatican criticism of social activism Nuns start bus tour protesting GOP budget proposals amid Vatican criticism of social activism -
Republicans have no plans to seek quick replacement of health care law after court ruling Republicans have no plans to seek quick replacement of health care law after court ruling -
New Obama policy will 'lift the shadow of deportation' from young illegal immigrants New Obama policy will 'lift the shadow of deportation' from young illegal immigrants -
Stephen Baldwin awarded nothing in lawsuit against Kevin Costner over lucrative BP contract Stephen Baldwin awarded nothing in lawsuit against Kevin Costner over lucrative BP contract -
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - David Morway has resigned as general manager of the Indiana Pacers amid reports that Larry Bird is on the way out, too.
Morway was hired by the Pacers in 1999 and had been GM since 2008. The Indianapolis Star reported Tuesday (http://goo.gl/uqp0u ) that Bird is expected to leave the Pacers, citing an unidentified person with direct knowledge of the situation. The Pacers and owner Herb Simon declined comment.
The 55-year-old Bird was Pacers coach from 1997-2000, returning to the front office in 2003. He took over from Donnie Walsh in 2008 as president of basketball operations and was this season's NBA's Executive of the Year after building a tough, young team that lost to eventual champion Miami.
The former Indiana State star won three MVP awards and three NBA titles during his Hall of Fame career with Boston.
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