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Arms race with criminals has police toting big guns

Published March 24, 2008
The heavy-duty rifles are used as a response to police officers being outgunned.

Iraq violence kills at least 57 as extremists pound Green Zone

Published March 24, 2008

>BAGHDAD (AP) - Rockets and mortars pounded Baghdad's U.S.-protected Green Zone on Sunday and a suicide car bomber struck an Iraqi army post in the northern city of Mosul in a surge of attacks that...

Chocolate expert sheds light on popular Easter treat

Published March 24, 2008
Gary Reineccius explains that chocolate has various health benefits.

DNA advances set to ID Argentinian ‘Dirty War’ bones

Published March 24, 2008

.BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - The 600 skeletons are packed into fruit cartons and stacked on shelves in the walk-in closet of a forensic lab, in the dim glow of a single bare light bulb. They are "Skeleton...

Company benefits as Katrina victims wait

Published March 14, 2008
ICF International has profited significantly in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Men and women head to Fayetteville for indoor championships

Published March 14, 2008

After winning their second straight Big Ten indoor track and field title earlier this month, the Gopher women's track team will head to Arkansas to compete in the NCAA Indoor championships. The event will...

Cardinal calls Olympics a chance for China to show human rights improvement

Published March 13, 2008

.ROME (AP) - The Beijing Olympics in August offer China the chance to improve its human rights record, Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen said Wednesday. The United States, other nations and advocacy groups...

Online degrees gaining esteem in increasingly digital age

Published March 13, 2008

Ian Maitland, a 63-year-old Carlson School of Management professor, said he's been teaching for 25 years. He teaches courses in business ethics and said the link between moral rights and wrongs and legal...

Lawmakers worry salvia becoming the new marijuana

Published March 12, 2008
Lawmakers are considering regulating the hallucinogenic plant.

British pledge gets mixed reactions

Published March 12, 2008
The British prime minister believes a pledge of allegiance would bolster unity.

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