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Was the 1993 killing of a woman near Buffalo committed by a prison escapee? Was the detective who solved the case involved? Is there anything straightforward about this crime?

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High school teams with big ambitions are barred from playing in the state championships, possibly jeopardizing college scholarships.

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Have Urban Universities Done Enough for the Neighborhoods Around Them?

The murder of a student adjacent to Columbia's ever-expanding campus renews questions about the school's obligations to the surrounding communities.

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Tornadoes Tear Through South and Midwest, With at Least 70 Dead in Kentucky

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Power was out across the region on Saturday, and severe storms were expected to continue.

Civilian Deaths Mounted as Secret Unit Pounded ISIS

Civilian Deaths Mounted as Secret Unit Pounded ISIS

By Dave Philipps, Eric Schmitt and Mark Mazzetti

An American strike cell alarmed its partners as it raced to defeat the enemy.

In Bid for Control of Elections, Trump Loyalists Face Few Obstacles

In Bid for Control of Elections, Trump Loyalists Face Few Obstacles

By Charles Homans

A movement animated by Donald J. Trump's 2020 election lies is turning its attention to 2022 and beyond.

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A massive search-and-rescue operation is underway after several tornadoes ripped through Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi and Tennessee.

Drone Footage Captures Scope of Tornado Devastation in Kentucky

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The footage shows the aftermath of the deadly tornado in Mayfield, Ky.

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A worker at a Mayfield, Ky., candle factory recounts being buried under five feet of debris after a tornado ripped the building apart.

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