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Fugitive in eco-terrorism case turns herself in at US-Canada border
After a decade on the run, a Canadian citizen surrendered to the FBI at the border in Washington. An alleged former member of two militant environmental groups, she faces federal arson and conspiracy charges.
Why did Jeneba Tarmoh pull out of 100-meter runoff? (+video)
Financial aid on a debit card? Students hit with extra fees.
Why the US teen birthrate hit a record low in 2010
Forest 'roadless rule': environmental victory or US job-killer?
Learning how to listen
Water features play starring role at indoor garden shows
Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of December 27, 2010
Oregon man changes his name from Douglas Smith to Captain Awesome
How American Muslims are reacting to Koran burning threat
Usain Bolt figures he'll try something new after 2012 Olympics
May 24, 2010 Photos of the Day
Top picks: Conan O'Brien, 'The Blind Side,' 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' and other recommendations
Conan O'Brien tour coming, but will he return to TV?
Internet safety: Whose job to teach kids about it?
In Ghana, no one is a stranger for long
Deep water thoughts when the well stops working
Water and how we use it in the garden
Letters to the Editor
Where should bailout dollars go?
Name change for an adopted daughter?
Opinion Bitten by the love bug for Beetles
Not quite the end of 'history'
Can states cut carbon? EPA says no.
Can states cut carbon? EPA says no.

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