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  • A Washington State Patrol trooper directs a driver away from a street blocked off several blocks from the scene of an overnight shooting that police said left five people dead, Monday, April 22, 2013, at an apartment complex in Federal Way, Wash. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

    5 killed in apartment shooting outside Seattle

    Local police said five people were killed late Sunday evening in a hail of gunfire at an apartment complex located just south of Seattle.

  • A U.S. soldier with the NATO forces patrols at the scene of a suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013. A man wearing a black overcoat and carrying an umbrella as a shelter against the heavy snow crossed a street in the Afghan capital toward an idling bus filled with Afghan soldiers, where he lay down and wiggled underneath. Then an explosion engulfed the undercarriage of the bus in flames. (AP Photo/Ahmad Jamshid)

    Taliban kill 17 Afghans in attack in east

    Taliban insurgents poisoned and then shot to death 17 people in an overnight attack on a government-backed militia post in eastern Afghanistan, an official said Wednesday.

  • Georgetown's Sugar Rodgers shoots as Maryland's Alicia DeVaugh, right, and Alyssa Thomas defend during the second half of a second-round game in the NCAA women's college basketball tournament Tuesday, March 22, 2011, in College Park, Md. Georgetown won 79-57. (AP Photo/Gail Burton)

    Sugar Rodgers emerges from toilsome roots to lead Hoyas

    The girl started playing basketball against her older brother on a raggedy curbside hoop in front of their house. The brother, 16, always won. The sister, 10, always ran inside and cried in her mother's arms.

  • Frank Kulick, adjusts a display of wooden crosses, and a Jewish Star of David, representing the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, on his front lawn, Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, in Newtown, Conn. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

    Classes resuming in Newtown, minus Sandy Hook

    With security stepped up and families still on edge in Newtown, students began returning to school Tuesday for the first time since last week's massacre, bringing a return of familiar routines - at least, for some - to a grief-stricken town as it buries 20 of its children.

  • Va gov's beach homes burglarized amid superstorm

    Two beach houses owned by Gov. Bob McDonnell's family were broken into as the governor was in Richmond overseeing the state's preparation and response to Superstorm Sandy.

  • ICE kills Va. crime program that inspired Arizona's

    The federal government is canceling a model program that gives local police the ability to check the immigration status of people they arrest in Prince William County, Va. And that has proponents of the policy, called 287(g), seeing red.

  • associated press

President Francois Hollande sought Sunday to allay tensions between Jews and Muslims aggravated by violent incidents.

    French synagogue incident spurs more security

    France is boosting security at Jewish and other religious sites after blanks were fired at a synagogue west of Paris amid renewed concerns about anti-Semitism around the country.

  • India's emergency medical care system in tatters

    Bharat Singh saw headlights zooming toward his motorbike and swerved. For a split second, he thought he had dodged the truck. Then his passenger screamed.

  • Rescuers search for victims of a ferry accident March 13, 2012, on the Meghna River in Munshiganj district, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) south of Dhaka, India. The ferry, packed with about 200 people, capsized in the river in southern Bangladesh, killing 31 people and leaving dozens more missing, authorities said. (Associated Press)

    31 dead, dozens missing in Bangladesh ferry crash

    A ferry packed with about 200 people capsized in a river in southern Bangladesh on Tuesday, killing 31 people and leaving dozens more missing, authorities said.

  • Briefly

    South African rangers say they have found eight dead rhinoceroses that were stripped of their horns, an unprecedented one-day toll.

  • Park Police attempt to arrest protestors on the roof of a new structure the was erected in McPherson Square, in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 4, 2011.
(T.J. Kirkpatrick/ The Washington Times)

    Police dismantle Occupy D.C. shelter, arrest 31

    U.S. Park Police and a D.C. police SWAT team clashed Sunday with Occupy D.C. protesters and took down a wooden-frame shelter the Occupiers had brought into McPherson Square and then refused to dismantle.

  • Briefly: Asia

    Indian federal investigators on Thursday examined two unverified claims by militant groups that they were behind a deadly bomb blast at New Delhi's High Court that left 12 people dead.

  • Briefly: Asia

    India's home minister said Thursday indications point to domestic terrorism behind the attack last month in Mumbai that killed 26 people.

  • Suicide truck bomb kills at least 24 in Pakistan

    A suicide bomber in a pickup truck detonated his explosives near several government offices Thursday in northwest Pakistan, killing at least 24 people in the latest violence to roil the country since the U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

  • A surveillance photo shows a person Prince George's County police are seeking in connection with a homicide early Thursday at a Fort Washington convenience store.

    Three killed overnight in D.C., PG County

    Local police are investigating three homicides that occurred Wednesday evening and early Thursday in Southeast D.C. and Prince George's County.

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