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Lankford Wins GOP Nomination in US Senate Race

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — U.S. Rep. James Lankford has won the Republican nomination for Oklahoma’s open U.S. Senate seat. By capturing more than 50 percent of the vote Tuesday in the seven-man GOP primary field, Lankford avoids a runoff and

Mississippi, Colorado Races Highlight GOP Split

Mississippi, Colorado Races Highlight GOP Split

WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters cast ballots Tuesday in primary elections in six states, plus a runoff in Mississippi. Highlights: ___ TOP OF THE TICKET The top race was Mississippi’s often-bitter Republican contest between veteran Sen. Thad Cochran and state Sen.

Boehner Says He's 'All In' to Remain as Speaker

Boehner Says He's 'All In' to Remain as Speaker

WASHINGTON (AP) — Days after House Republicans overhauled much of their leadership team, House Speaker John Boehner said Tuesday that he’s “all in” to remain as speaker in the new Congress that will meet next year. The Ohio Republican’s remarks

CONCACAF Aiming for Second Round History

CONCACAF Aiming for Second Round History

The United States and, to a lesser extent, Honduras are playing for more than just their own World Cup lives in the final round of group matches, they could also help Concacaf make history. Concacaf, which incorporates teams from North

Arbitrator Reinstates Jerry Sandusky's Pension

Arbitrator Reinstates Jerry Sandusky's Pension

Disgraced former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky’s pension has been reinstated.  According to the Associated Press, a Pennsylvania arbitrator ruled that his “$4,900-a-month Penn State pension be reinstated, including back payments from October 2012, when his child molestation conviction prompted

San Francisco to App: Curb Parking Space Auctions

San Francisco to App: Curb Parking Space Auctions

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco’s new crackdown on a mobile app that allows people to auction off their public parking spots marks yet another clash between innovative technologies and regulators trying to maintain law and order, public safety and

Explorer Says Griffin Shipwreck May be Found

Explorer Says Griffin Shipwreck May be Found

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — A debris field at the bottom of Lake Michigan may be the remains of the long-lost Griffin, a vessel commanded by a 17th-century French explorer, said a shipwreck hunter who has sought the wreckage for

Jihadists Fight Iraq Battle on Ground and Online

Jihadists Fight Iraq Battle on Ground and Online

A powerful jihadist group pushing toward Baghdad is waging a parallel war online, flooding social media with updates and riding the football World Cup frenzy to spread its message with corporate-like sophistication. As militants, led by jihadists from the Islamic

Putin Withdraws Request to Use Force in Ukraine

Putin Withdraws Request to Use Force in Ukraine

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin asked parliament Tuesday to cancel a resolution sanctioning the use of military force in Ukraine, a move his Ukrainian counterpart heralded as a “practical step” toward bringing peace to a region roiled by

Britain bans 'Herbal High' Khat

Britain bans 'Herbal High' Khat

Britain on Tuesday became the latest nation to formally outlaw the herbal stimulant khat, the bushy leaf chewed by many Somalis, Yemenis, Kenyans and Ethiopians. Under a new law that came into effect on Tuesday, khat is now a “class

Japan Unveils 'World's First' Android Newscaster

Japan Unveils 'World's First' Android Newscaster

Japanese scientists on Tuesday unveiled what they said was the world’s first news-reading android, eerily lifelike and possessing a sense of humour to match her perfect language skills. The adolescent-looking “Kodomoroid” — an amalgamation of the Japanese word “kodomo” (child)

Putin Withdraws Request to use Force in Ukraine

Putin Withdraws Request to use Force in Ukraine

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin asked parliament Tuesday to cancel a resolution sanctioning the use of military force in Ukraine, a move his Ukrainian counterpart heralded as a “practical step” toward bringing peace to a region roiled by

US Plans Child Migrant Processing Center in South Texas

US Plans Child Migrant Processing Center in South Texas

McALLEN, Texas (AP) — The U.S. government plans to turn an empty 55,000-square foot warehouse in South Texas into a processing facility for unaccompanied children who have entered the country illegally, according to construction permits obtained by The Associated Press