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The South welcomes 'crazy ants.' Hail the latest invader

'Crazy ants' from South America are hitching rides across the South, setting up massive colonies, and relieving other occupying ant armies, including fire ants, of their duties.

Crazy ants vs. Fire ants: Who's winning? (+video)

How Twitter has changed local politics

Singer attacked in Houston: Lead singer of La Mafia (+video)

NASA astronauts fix leak on International Space Station (+video)

Decoder Wire Glenn Beck and stagecraft wizardry: Why his NRA talk trumped all

Decoder Wire Sarah Palin's chaw: Why did she wave chewing tobacco during NRA speech? (+video)

As NRA meets, Great Gun Debate intensifies America's culture war (+video)

Decoder Wire NRA 'Stand and Fight' convention: Political big guns will be there (+video)

Lawyers who defend terror suspects have thankless task. Why do they do it?

Digital Life: Should you trust AT&T to secure your house?

2013 NFL draft: Bring on the beef

USA Update No foul play suspected in Alabama fuel barge explosions (+video)

Why trial for Boston bomb suspect could be at least a year away (+video)

Change Agent Civic Accelerator boosts young businesses who want to do good

Burger King delivery in three new cities: Is yours one?

FAA furloughs staff: Sequest-Air has landed, and flights are late

Chapter & Verse Texas plant explosion: A deadly 1947 explosion in Texas City was also caused by ammonium nitrate

Bob Perry, megadonor behind 'swift boat' ads, dies

USA Update Mental evaluation set for suspect in Lone Star College stabbings

14 stabbed by college student: 'He dresses weird' says classmate

Texas college stabbing leaves at least 14 wounded, one arrested

USA Update Behind prosecutor's withdrawal, 'Aryan' prison gang's legacy of violence

Chuck Fairbanks dies, leaves legacy as Patriots and Sooners coach

Jack Pardee dies: Leaves NFL and college coaching legacy