If the Spurs can dethrone the Heat with a win on Tuesday night, they’ll improve to 5-0 in the NBA finals.
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Jet passengers tackle, subdue agitated man
Passengers said the man started screaming about 9 hours into the 15-hour flight about being afraid of the FBI and fearing he was going to be killed.
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Joint chiefs chairman reassures airmen at troubled base
Gen. Martin Dempsey cites ‘failures of leadership’ at a North Dakota facility with a history of nuclear problems.
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NFL Notebook: Colts’ Pagano is Halas winner
INDIANAPOLIS – Chuck Pagano spent most of last season finding new ways to coach football. During his ordeal of chemotherapy treatments for leukemia, he watched games from his bed with his wife, communicated with players and assistants by phone and text messages and scoured game film on his home computer. The Colts responded with one […]
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Zimmerman jurors’ names will be secret
A judge decides to keep them private until sometime after a ruling in the Trayvon Martin case.
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On Baseball: The stars are in motion at Hadlock
The Boston Red Sox and Portland Sea Dogs were not the only teams taking the day off on Monday. The Salem Red Sox began their Carolina League All-Star break on Monday. It can be a significant period, if any Red Sox prospects are standing out. They not only are All-Stars, but are destined soon for […]
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He’ll be a Hall of Famer
Westbrook’s Joe DeRoche is among many who will be honored at Worcester, Mass.
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Ecuador starts talks over Assange
The WikiLeaks founder is still in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, facing deportation to Sweden.
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Political parties split in response to newspaper series
Democratic leaders contemplate investigative action, while their Republican counterparts say Maine DEP Commissioner Patricia Aho was ‘balancing the needs of our economy.’
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Former NSA contractor vows to reveal more secrets
Defiant and unbowed, Edward Snowden claims U.S. surveillance systems are ‘aggressively criminal.’