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The bodies of two U.S. soldiers missing in Iraq for more than a year have been found, their families said Thursday night. The military would not immediately confirm the report.

Blaming George W. for everything from the dog's mange to an itch in places impolite to scratch is summer fun for a lot of people. So is listening to Barack Obama's gaffes, blunders and splutters. But repetition can make anything boring.

The Tohono O'odham Nation, the second largest Indian reservation recognized by the U.S. with territory and members on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, is calling for a halt in the construction of a fence along the Southwest border.

The American Medical Association on Thursday issued a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a group long considered the voice of U.S. doctors.

Harvard researchers have discovered half a dozen new genes involved in autism that suggest the disorder strikes in a brain that can't properly form new connections.

Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs was back in an Arizona jail cell Thursday, amid lingering questions about what prompted his hospitalization in Las Vegas for treatment of a "weakened state of health," a sheriff's official said.

The man accused of a courthouse shooting rampage that left four people dead pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity Thursday, as his trial began amid high security more than three years after prosecutors say he confessed in the killings.

California educational leaders voted to make their state the first to require an eighth-grade algebra test, despite concerns over funding, teacher staffing and how it could raise the dropout rate.

Don't judge a book by its cover -- or a library system by its crumbling facades, sketchy air conditioning and dirty carpets.

It's one thing to exonerate her parents, but it's another thing to find the killer of JonBenet Ramsey.

Chairman of the Immigration Reform Caucus on Thursday asked the president and the attorney general to "provide a full accounting" of what led to the release from jail of a Mexican national suspected of killing a U.S. Border Patrol agent.

A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld Virginia's method of executing inmates by lethal injection, ruling that it prevents them from experiencing excruciating pain.

Former White House adviser Karl Rove defied a congressional subpoena and refused to testify Thursday about allegations of political pressure at the Justice Department, including whether he influenced the prosecution of a former Democratic governor of Alabama.

President Bush signed a bill Thursday that overhauls rules about government eavesdropping and grants immunity to telecommunications companies that helped the U.S. spy on Americans in suspected terrorism cases.

Going after the women's vote, Democrat Barack Obama chastised Republican John McCain on Thursday over his opposition to an equal-pay Senate bill, his support for conservative-leaning Supreme Court justices and his abortion-rights objections.

The secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to review drug protocols for treating patients with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after an investigation found it took his agency three months to alert its patients about the potentially dangerous side effects of a smoking-cessation drug.

The secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to review all drug protocols for treating PTSD after an investigation found it took his agency three months to alert its patients about the potentially dangerous side effects of Chantix.

The Bush administration will do everything possible to ensure the government has the tools to fight terrorists before the next president takes office, while protecting people's privacy, Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey said Wednesday.

IN IOWA: The engines operated by the Iowa, Chicago & Eastern Railroad derailed about 6 a.m. about two miles south of Guttenberg, where the tracks run along a bluff beside the river.

The secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture expressed confidence in the nation's food safety system, but said the meat-processing industry will always face challenges because the bacteria that animals carry evolve.