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School safety: learning from what Sandy Hook did right

In the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, experts advocate fundamentals such as controlling access to the school, having a crisis plan in place, and retaining a strong support staff for prevention.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Vindication for 2013 inductees

For Amish, fastest-growing faith group in US, life is changing

Public shaming for school bus-avoiding sidewalk driver

Voting-machine glitches: How bad was it on Election Day around the country?

The Vote Election 2012 results Liveblog: In Senate, Democrats ward off challenges

Early voting results show Obama with turnout lead (+video)

Opinion Living in a swing state like Ohio is good for your self-esteem

Crunch time in Ohio, as Obama, Romney blitz to get out the vote

Modern Parenthood Obama and Jay-Z swap parenting advice

Clean Water Act at 40: Is it failing to meet new pollution challenges?

Ohio pushes welfare recipients to find work and exit the system

Ohio's million-dollar Senate seat

One presidential debate over, and still undecided in Ohio

On Sputnik anniversary, World Space Week launches

'I care,' Romney declares, as he duels with Obama in Ohio (+video)

Asian carp policy: Is it keeping Obama and Romney up at night?

Obama vs. Romney 101: 4 ways they compare on gun control

Amish hair attacks: Hate crimes trial of Amish splinter group begins (+video)

Neil Armstrong, first man on the moon, passes away (+video)

Special needs students stay in traditional public schools as others leave

In Gear GM reorganization aimed at eliminating 'fiefdoms'

College rampage threat 5 days after the Colorado shooting leads to arrest

Worst drought in 50 years could last through October

Congress fumes over US Olympic uniforms 'Made in China'