Two teenagers were arrested Saturday in the theft of a laptop and hard drive containing sensitive data on up to 26.5 million veterans and military personnel, authorities said.
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2 Police: Teacher says he molested more than 100 students
A substitute elementary school teacher was charged Friday with lewd and lascivious acts involving a 10-year-old girl, and police said he claimed to have molested more than 100 students.
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3 Natalee Holloway's mom crushed by loss of 'last shot'
The mother of a Mountain Brook teen who disappeared more than a year ago in Aruba said she was "crushed" by the dismissal of the lawsuit filed against the Dutch teen last seen with her daughter.
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4 Iowa Supreme Court upholds HIV-spreading conviction
A man convicted of having unprotected sex with four people while knowing he carried the virus that causes AIDS was denied appeals Friday by the Iowa Supreme Court.
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5 Driver charged with killing niece
A man who ran over his 2-year-old niece while she was playing in her driveway was charged with homicide by vehicle, speeding and other counts, police said.
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6 New Gotti charges thrown out
A judge on Monday tossed out the latest racketeering and money laundering charges against John "Junior" Gotti, but the son of the late mob boss still faces trial on charges alleging he ordered the beating of Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa.
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7 Feds ask to drop charges against serial killer
Federal prosecutors have filed a motion to dismiss their potential death penalty case against convicted serial killer John E. Robinson Sr. now that the U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated his death sentence in Kansas.
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8 U.S. seeks to block CIA testimony in Afghan abuse case
The trial of a CIA contractor accused of beating an Afghan detainee went behind closed doors Monday as prosecutors tried to prevent defense attorneys from calling CIA employees as witnesses.
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9 Investigator: Troops drank, golfed before Iraqi killings, rape
U.S. soldiers accused of raping and murdering an Iraqi female drank alcohol and hit golf balls before the attack, and one of them grilled chicken wings afterward, an investigator told a U.S. military hearing Monday, citing a soldier's sworn statement.
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10 Lawyer passes bar, apparently stops in
A judge ordered a blood-alcohol test for a defense lawyer who was slurring his words, then declared a mistrial after declaring him too tipsy to argue a kidnapping case.
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11 Satan worshiper executed for triple murders
A man who said he worshipped Satan and enjoyed killing three people, stabbing and beating them and stomping on them with steel-toed boots, was executed Tuesday.
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12 Feds: Ex-CIA contractor beat detainee with flashlight
A former CIA contractor broke agency rules and the law when he used a 2-foot-long metal flashlight to beat an Afghani man who later died, a prosecutor told a jury Monday.
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13 Mauled tiger owner loses fight over cat
The claims of a tiger owner who sued New York city and police for searching his apartment without a warrant to confiscate his pet 450-pound Siberian tiger are tantamount to "chutzpah," a federal judge said in a ruling obtained Monday that dismissed the case.
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14 Man arrested for 226th time; Nebraska's record safe
Kevin Holder's rap sheet is 43 pages long, dating back to 1980, and he just got another entry -- his 226th arrest.
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15 Hinckley seeks more quality time on the outside
Presidential assailant John Hinckley is asking a federal judge to allow him to continue visits to his parents' home without supervision. Hinckley was committed to a mental hospital after being found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan.
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16 Shootings by police worry Las Vegas
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17 Killer wants 45 relatives to watch his execution
A judge refused Tuesday to postpone the execution of an inmate who wants 45 of his relatives to witness his death, far more than would fit in the witness room.
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18 Not guilty plea in Jewish center shooting
A man accused of storming Seattle's Jewish Federation offices, killing one woman and wounding five others in a fit of rage over U.S. foreign policy, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to murder and other charges.
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19 Hit-run grannies allegedly drugged victims
Two elderly women accused of killing two homeless men in hit-and-run crashes to collect their life insurance drugged the victims before slowly running them down, authorities said Thursday.
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20 Jury convicts New Year's killer in 30 minutes
A man was convicted Thursday of the random mutilation killings of a musician and his family, a verdict that took just 30 minutes to reach and could bring the death penalty.
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