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In Atlanta cheating scandal, one culprit may be standardized testing

Some educators say the Atlanta cheating scandal is a warning sign of the dangers and perverse incentives that can result from a policy that stakes so much on standardized testing results.

Is US-Mexico border secure enough? Immigration reform could hinge on answer.

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US government waives pollution laws for 1,500 underground water supplies

Black Friday record: Weekend sales up 13 percent

Border Patrol faces increased scrutiny following use of lethal force

Ruben Garcia sought his mission in life. He found it helping the 'poorest of the poor'

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Seven in Texas charged with selling high-tech electronics to Russia

Change Agent 'Parent power' film stirs hopes among education reform activists

How Fiona Apple was caught carrying hashish in West Texas (+video)

Space shuttle Endeavour piggybacks on 747 for last leg of Calif. journey (+video)

Space shuttle Endeavour makes layover in Houston, next stop L.A. (+video)

Space shuttle Endeavour lifts off for last time, heading to California

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 ways they differ on immigration

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UN eyeing Texas invasion? Probably not, but ‘civil war’ fears abound

Illegal immigration: agents sue to block Obama's 'DREAM Act'

Sherman Hemsley played the 'black Archie Bunker' of sitcom

Donald Marron On Orbitz, Windows users directed to cheaper hotels

Mystery death on Skype: What killed US captain in Afghanistan?

Goldman resignation letter. Judge's critique. Now, the fallout?

Goldman resignation tip of iceberg

Blizzard closes highways from New Mexico to Kansas

Mexico drug war casualty: Citizenry suffers post-traumatic stress