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A woman will train with other potential officers this summer in hopes of becoming the first female Navy SEAL. The candidate, a midshipman, and another woman have enlisted as the first female candidates seeking to join the Navy’s special operations teams. The latter is training for the Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman program, or SWCC. These […]

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The upshot of an extraordinarily hectic week in Washington was that, in essence, nothing happened. Republicans remained divided amongst themselves on a number of key issues, even as no faction of the party was prepared to break the deadlock by working with Democrats. Consequently, it was a week of maneuvers, threats, and shadowboxing more than action — with the poor health of John McCain likely making action impossible even if consensus was reached.

Rahul Dutta and his wife Pamela recently hosted a party for their close friends.

No one was injured and no materials spilled when a train partially derailed Friday morning on La Crosse's far north side.

Move over, LeBron James. Dirk Nowitzki is showing people a true workout.

Move over, LeBron James. Dirk Nowitzki is showing people a true workout.

Deborah Watling lost her battle with lung cancer.

Deborah Watling lost her battle with lung cancer.

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In hopes of paying his respects to late friend and oft-collaborator Prodigy, The Alchemist unearthed an unreleased Mobb Deep song titled "Try My...

(AP) — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has approved a five-year plan that aims to advance academic quality, enrollment, statewide engagement and economic contributions. Specifically, the draft plan targets increasing student recruitment, retention and graduation; degree programs offered through distance technologies; collaborations with community colleges and K-12 schools; research funding; and private contributions to the university, among other measures.

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) - The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has approved a five-year plan that aims to advance academic quality, enrollment, statewide engagement and economic contributions.

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Nigeria's military says the air force mistakenly launched an airstrike on a refugee camp in January because the camp was not appropriately marked as a humanitarian base in the military's operational maps.

BURLEY, Idaho (AP) - A south-central Idaho man who pleaded guilty to killing his wife will not be allowed to withdraw the plea.

MILWAUKEE — The U.S. Department of Justice says it has settled discrimination claims from two HIV patients who said physicians at a Milwaukee-based medical provider refused to treat them because of their illness. The settlement announced Friday calls for Aurora Health Care Inc. to pay $30,000 to one patient, $15,000 to the other and a

“Y’all need to get over it!!!” Ray Allen wrote in an Instagram comment.

“Y’all need to get over it!!!” Ray Allen wrote in an Instagram comment.

ThyssenKrupp

Elevators haven't changed much in the past 160 years: one cabin in one shaft that travels up and down.

Now, German elevator manufacturer ThyssenKrupp has developed the world's first elevator that travels up, down, diagonally, and sideways — all without cables. It's like a real-life Willy Wonka elevator.

As more people move to cities, we'll need better elevators, Thyssenkrupp CEO Andreas Schierenbeck told Business Insider.

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FRISCO, Texas — While the rest of the Dallas defensive linemen huddled around the water during a break at minicamp, rookie tackle Joey Ivie continued to work. He crouched into has stance, then rushed toward the goal post, blocking it with his hands. He repeated the move several times until drills resumed. As a seventh-round

MEXICO CITY — Burnt-out vehicles. Road blockades. A raging gun battle between armored marines and gang members that left eight dead. Such scenes have been common in border cities like Reynosa and Nuevo Laredo during Mexico’s decade-old drug war, but residents of the capital were stunned this week to see that kind of mayhem in