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The Army is investigating the commander of a battalion at the nation’s primary missile-defense base for condoning sexual affairs at the remote facility in Alaska, creating what subordinates called a “toxic environment.”
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The following is the text of the U.S. durable goods report released by the Commerce Department.
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Reports of the death of suburbia have been exaggerated.
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Linda Poole can’t restrain herself when it comes to the most-polarizing topic in Montana: the reintroduction of purebred bison. As Poole sees it, the bison aren’t a cause. They’re cuddly fundraising mascots helping the American Prairie Reserve to raise money to advance its mission of land accumulation under the auspices of species preservation.
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Rescue operations were winding down a day after a killer tornado more than a mile wide flattened hundreds of homes and two schools in an Oklahoma City suburb. The state medical examiner said 24 people died.
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Rescue operations are winding down a day after a killer tornado more than a mile wide flattened hundreds of homes and two schools in an Oklahoma City suburb, killing at least 24 and injuring another 237.
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Most Americans believe that the job market has grown more turbulent, with people changing employers ever more often. In reality, the opposite is happening.
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Rescue operations are winding down a day after a killer tornado more than a mile wide flattened hundreds of homes and two schools in an Oklahoma City suburb, killing at least 24 and injuring another 237.
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Billionaire John Malone is the largest private landowner in the U.S. Now, he’s expanding his reach to the land of his forefathers.
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John Surma, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of U.S. Steel Corp., the country’s biggest producer of the metal, said domestic demand won’t reach pre- recession levels before 2015 as construction spending languishes.
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