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The brothers accused in the Boston Marathon bombing were motivated by radical Islam they learned mostly over the Internet, according to lawmakers briefed by federal law-enforcement officials, while a relative said a local mentor with fundamentalist beliefs also played a role.
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Federal investigators are trying to piece together what Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev did during his six-month trip to Russia last year, senators said.
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Ordinary people, elected and unelected, behaved heroically last week. Unfortunately, it all happened hundreds of miles from Washington.
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The attack in Boston has nothing to do with immigration reform and Congress needs to stop pretending otherwise.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has communicated to investigators that he and his older brother alone were responsible for the Boston Marathon bombings and motivated by extremist Islam, according to a U.S. official briefed on the initial interrogation.
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A loose coalition of anti-tax activists, direct marketers and financial industry trade groups has a tough task this week in overcoming bipartisan support for letting states impose sales taxes on out-of-state sellers.
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The FBI, initially lauded for its quick identification of the suspected Boston Marathon bombers, now is facing scrutiny from lawmakers about its handling of a 2011 Russian tip that might have averted the attack.
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A political landscape that seemed tailor-made for a bipartisan rewrite of immigration laws a week ago has been reshaped by the Boston Marathon bombing.
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As investigators searched for a motive in the Boston Marathon bombings, the two brothers suspected in the attack emerged as markedly different personalities: the older moving closer toward Islamic fundamentalism, the younger socializing like a typical American college student.
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A political landscape that seemed tailor-made for a bipartisan rewrite of immigration laws just a week ago has been reshaped by the Boston Marathon bombing.
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