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    Former Rep. Lynn Woolsey, California Democrat, is one of a handful of ex-lawmakers meeting at the National Press Club in Washington for a five-day mock hearing on extraterrestrials living in the United States — and their impact.

  • **FILE** Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (Raymond Thompson/The Washington Times)

    Gingrich urges U.S. to seek regime change in Iran through dissidents

    A preemptive military strike is unlikely to destroy Iran's suspected nuclear weapons sites, so the United States must embrace a policy of regime change in Tehran that involves aiding opposition groups, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on Monday.

  • Allison Macfarlane chairs the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. (AP Photo/Evan Cantwell, George Mason University)

    New nuclear chief pledges push for new waste site

    Brushing off recent biting criticism of her colleagues, the new chair of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission told reporters on Tuesday morning that she'll ignore outside distractions and focus on key challenges facing the agency, chief among them pressing lawmakers to find an acceptable spot to store nuclear waste for the long term.

  • Louis Armstrong died July 6, 1971, just days after this photo of the trumpet master practicing at home in New York was taken. The jazz great broke racial barriers with his broad appeal. (Associated Press)

    Last recording of 'Satchmo' now available on CD

    A live recording of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong playing his trumpet for one of the last times is being released to the public for the first time.

  • 1 of last Louis Armstrong trumpet records now a CD

    A live recording of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong playing his trumpet for one of the last times is being released to the public for the first time.

  • Louis Armstrong's last trumpet recording now a CD

    A live recording of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong playing his trumpet for one of the last times is being released to the public for the first time.

  • Mitt Romney picked up endorsements Thursday from two pro-life groups - the Susan B. Anthony List, which initially backed Rick Santorum, and National Right-to-Life - that looked past the presumptive GOP candidate's earlier pro-choice stand. (Associated Press)

    Two pro-life groups endorse Romney

    GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney got back-to-back endorsements from prominent pro-life groups Thursday, signaling that anti-abortion forces will overlook his previous pro-choice positions in their shared desire to defeat President Obama in the general election.

  • Chinese writer Yu Jie (AP photo)

    Chinese dissident describes torture

    Chinese dissident Yu Jie said Wednesday that security officials in Beijing tortured him to the brink of death because of his political opinions and friendship with another prominent pro-democracy advocate, Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo.

  • SpaceX to attempt fully reusable orbital booster

    California space-launch entrepreneur Elon Musk said Thursday his company will try to develop an orbital booster system with components capable of flying back to Earth for reuse.

  • Report: For-profit colleges 'defraud' students

    For-profit colleges, already the target of Senate Democrats, took another beating in a report released Wednesday by an education trade publication that says such institutions "defraud" young people.

  • ** FILE ** Tea Party Patriots national coordinators Mark Meckler and Jenny Beth Martin. (Associated Press)

    'Tea party' group boasts of $1M benefactor

    Organizers behind one of the largest "tea party" activist groups said Tuesday they have received a $1 million commitment to help grass-roots organizations for the midterm elections and said they were ready to take up President Obama's challenge to offer specifics on fixing the nation's problems.

  • ** FILE ** West Virginia State Police direct traffic at the entrance to Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch coal mine on Monday, April 5, 2010, in Montcoal, W.Va.  (AP Photo/Jeff Gentner)

    Mine safety officials slam Massey claims on ventilation

    Mine safety officials are painting a portrait of ineptitude and confusion by officials at Massey Energy Co. in the months before an explosion at the company's West Virginia mine killed 29 men.

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