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As more states embrace legalized marijuana, the drug’s growing medicinal use has highlighted a disturbing fact for doctors: scant research exists to support marijuana’s health benefits.
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Eighty-two years ago, all-white juries in Alabama imposed the death sentence on eight black teens falsely accused of raping two white women, setting the stage for a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
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The University of Mississippi beat the University of Florida 66-63 to end a 32-year wait for a second Southeastern Conference men’s basketball tournament title.
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Florida Gulf Coast University made college basketball history as the first No. 15 regional seed to reach the final 16 at the National Collegiate Athletic Association men’s tournament, where the Eagles are joined by traditional powers Indiana, Kansas and Duke.
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Doctors say they have cured an infant born with HIV for the first time by giving her a cocktail of drugs shortly after birth, a result that could point the way toward saving the lives of thousands more infected children.
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The finance industry’s lobbyists have publicly challenged our estimate that the largest U.S. banks receive an annual taxpayer subsidy worth $83 billion. We’re glad for the discussion. Understanding this issue is central to fixing the global financial system.
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The University of Alabama landed college football’s top-rated class of high school players after winning a national championship for the third time in four years and spending almost $1 million on recruiting.
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Bo Wallace passed for three touchdowns as the University of Mississippi defeated the University of Pittsburgh 38-17 in college football’s BBVA Compass Bowl.
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The University of Notre Dame is making a recruiting splash following a season that began with the Fighting Irish outside college football’s national rankings and ended with an appearance in the championship game.
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Images from brighter days for the Republican Party cover Henry Barbour’s office walls, photos with past presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
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