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High Court Strikes Down Federal Marriage Provision

(AP) High court strikes down federal marriage provisionBy MARK SHERMANAssociated PressWASHINGTONThe Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that legally married same-sex couples should get the same federal benefits as heterosexual couples. The court invalidated a provision of the federal Defense of Marriage

High Court Strikes Down Federal Marriage Provision

Blackhawks Shock Bruins to Win Stanley Cup

(AP) Blackhawks stage late rally to win Stanley CupBy JIMMY GOLENAP Sports WriterBOSTONBryan Bickell and Dave Bolland scored 17 seconds apart in the final 1:16 of the third period and the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup for the second

Blackhawks Shock Bruins to Win Stanley Cup

Mayweather, Alvarez Start Tour

(AP) Mayweather, Alvarez kick off 11-city tour in NYCBy DENNIS WASZAK Jr.AP Sports WriterNEW YORKFloyd Mayweather and Saul “Canelo” Alvarez have kicked off an 11-city promotional tour in Times Square, making their fight in Las Vegas in September official. Mayweather

Mayweather, Alvarez Start Tour

The Contenders: AL Wild Card edition

Baseball has indeed reached a state of competitive balance when the AL can boast 8 teams within 6 games of the Wild Card. This isn’t the Yankees and a bunch of also-rans anymore; it will be an entertaining dogfight to

The Contenders: AL Wild Card edition

U.S. Braces for Historic Supreme Court Decisions

This week the Supreme Court will hand down four decisions that will mark a turning point for the United States, and some possible outcomes could even change the course of this country for the rest of our national existence. The

U.S. Braces for Historic Supreme Court Decisions

Military after 'Offensive' Materials in Workplace

As part of an attempt to discourage sexual assault, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has ordered that “offensive” materials be removed from military workplaces. The definition of “offensive” is unclear, but local command leaders are searching for a wide range

Military after 'Offensive' Materials in Workplace

Judge Rules out Audio Experts in Zimmerman Trial

Judge Debra Nelson, who is presiding over the murder trial of George Zimmerman, ruled Saturday that although a tape of a 911 call may be admitted in the trial, prosecution audio experts who say that the voice screaming is Trayvon

Judge Rules out Audio Experts in Zimmerman Trial

Blackhawks One Win Away From Stanley Cup

The Stanley Cup will be at TD Garden on Monday night because the Chicago Blackhawks are one game away from clinching the series–and winning the title. They defeated the Boston Bruins on Saturday night 3-1 to take a 3-2 series

Blackhawks One Win Away From Stanley Cup

Five Things of Note from NBA Finals

(AP) 5 things of note from the NBA FinalsBy TIM REYNOLDSAP Basketball WriterMIAMIFive things of note from Miami’s seven-game win over San Antonio in the NBA Finals, which ended Thursday night: ___ LEBRON’S MOMENT: LeBron James scored 37 points, grabbed

Five Things of Note from NBA Finals

LeBron Leads Miami to Second Straight NBA Title

(AP) LeBron leads Heat to second straight titleBy JON KRAWCZYNSKIAP Basketball WriterMIAMILeBron James had 37 points and 12 rebounds and the Miami Heat repeated as champions with a 95-88 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 7 of the

LeBron Leads Miami to Second Straight NBA Title

Miami Wins Back-to-Back NBA Titles

A classic NBA Finals Game 7 was within five points either way for more than 44 of 48 minutes Thursday, but Dwyane Wade and LeBron James knocked down the jumpers the Spurs had given them all series to seal a

Miami Wins Back-to-Back NBA Titles

Heck of A Job, Chauncey

In response to What the hell, Chuck Hagel?: “But what happened today was shocking because it showed an astonishing lack of competence. He was wobbly, he was weak, bumbling.” That was Charles Krauthammer on Fox News, January 31, reacting to

What the hell, Chuck Hagel?

Courtesy of the Washington Free Beacon, here’s the man who somehow became Secretary of Defense even though everyone knew it was a terrible idea, Chuck Hagel, holding forth at the University of Nebraska when a professor of Indian extraction asked

Miami Forces Game 7 with OT Win

The Spurs were six seconds from the NBA title until Chris Bosh grabbed an offensive rebound and got the ball to Ray Allen for a three-pointer to force overtime at 95-95. The Heat preserved the win with two unbelievable defensive

Miami Forces Game 7 with OT Win

Four U.S. Troops Killed in Attack on Afghan Base

Four American troops were killed Tuesday in an insurgent attack on Afghanistan’s Bagram air base, a US defense official said, as Washington announced plans to hold talks with the Taliban. The deaths were caused by insurgent “indirect fire,” either mortars

Four U.S. Troops Killed in Attack on Afghan Base

Islamic Jihad's Summer of Radicalization

Summer camp conjures up bucolic images of swimming and other outdoor fun, but thousands of Palestinian children will experience something quite different, as exhibited in a report issued Thursday by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI). In addition to learning scouting,

Islamic Jihad's Summer of Radicalization

NSA Discloses Details Of Thwarted Terror Plots

WASHINGTON (CNN) — The director of the National Security Agency said Tuesday that he will provide details of two previously classified cases in which secret surveillance programs thwarted terrorist plots.Gen. Keith Alexander told the House Intelligence Committee that the plots

NSA Discloses Details Of Thwarted Terror Plots

Pentagon Opening Navy SEALs, Army Rangers to Women

As early as June 18, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel is expected to announce that the Pentagon is opening the Navy SEALs and the U.S. Army Rangers to women. Although the timeline for incorporating women into the teams is still

Pentagon Opening Navy SEALs, Army Rangers to Women