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                    [Title] => Republicans vie to win Senate amid anti-Obama mood
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Republicans challenged Democrats for control of the Senate and sought to pad their majority in the House of Representatives on Tuesday in elections shaped by widespread voter discontent with President Barack Obama.

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                    [Title] => Official named in porn office emails case resigns
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Pennsylvania's top environmental regulator resigned Thursday, becoming the first high-level casualty in a growing scandal surrounding office emails containing pornography in the attorney general's office.

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                    [Title] => US eyes push against anti-gay laws worldwide
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Troubled by an anti-gay movement in Uganda and across much of the world, the U.S. is launching a new effort to combat what Secretary of State John Kerry described Wednesday as a threat to human rights.

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                    [AuthorName] => Lara Jakes
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                    [Title] => Ariz., some other states reopen national parks
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Tourists returned to the Grand Canyon on yesterday after Arizona officials along with several counterparts agreed to a federal government plan to reopen national parks, which had been closed as a result of the partial government shutdown.

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                    [AuthorName] => Michelle L. Price and Felicia Fonseca
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                    [Title] => Teen tweeter won't apologize to US governor
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 A Kansas teenager who wrote a disparaging tweet about Republican Gov. Sam Brownback is rejecting her high school principal's demand that she apologize.
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                    [Title] => Clinton: Criticize, don't demonize officeholders
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Former President Bill Clinton says angry anti-government rhetoric has led to a worrisome increase in threats against the president and other elected officials.
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Republicans vie to win Senate amid anti-Obama mood

November 5, 2014 - 8:15am

Republicans challenged Democrats for control of the Senate and sought to pad their majority in the House of Representatives...

World

Official named in porn office emails case resigns

October 3, 2014 - 4:00am

Pennsylvania's top environmental regulator resigned Thursday, becoming the first high-level casualty in a growing scandal surrounding office emails containing pornography in the attorney general's office.

World

US eyes push against anti-gay laws worldwide

By Lara Jakes | February 27, 2014 - 9:34am

Troubled by an anti-gay movement in Uganda and across much of the world, the U.S. is launching a new effort to combat what Secretary of State John Kerry described Wednesday as a threat to human rights.

World

Ariz., some other states reopen national parks

By Michelle L. Price and Felicia Fonseca | October 13, 2013 - 5:37am

Tourists returned to the Grand Canyon on yesterday after Arizona officials along with several counterparts agreed to a federal government plan to reopen national parks, which had been closed as a result of the partial...

World

Teen tweeter won't apologize to US governor

November 28, 2011 - 8:25am

 A Kansas teenager who wrote a disparaging tweet about Republican Gov. Sam Brownback is rejecting her high school principal's demand that she apologize.

Clinton: Criticize, don't demonize officeholders

April 18, 2010 - 4:15pm

Former President Bill Clinton says angry anti-government rhetoric has led to a worrisome increase in threats against the president and other elected officials.