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White House all but sure Syria used chemical weapons – but needs to be sure

Since August, President Obama has laid down use or transfer of Syria’s chemicals weapons as a 'red line.' The White House letter puts the US closer to acknowledging such a line has been crossed.

Along the Mississippi, river views trump flood protection

Cinnamon challenge: MDs warn teens, 'Don't take it' (+video)

Boston Marathon bombing: the blame game begins

Midwest sees record floods, road closures, runaway barges, and evacuations

Decoder Wire Ricin roils Washington: How dangerous? (+video)

McDonald's settles lawsuit over false 'Halal-friendly' food claim

Chapter & Verse World Book Night US: Washington, Michigan, and New York attract the most volunteers

To reinvigorate Republican Party, tea party takes page from Occupy

How Chuck Schumer plays the congressional chessboard

Aurora Borealis tonight? Dazzling northern lights forecast

$10 minimum wage proposed for Michigan

Tax reform: Why Rep. Dave Camp won't rest until it's done

Coma request Bob Seger: After waking up, Mich. woman attends Seger concert

Lawmaker drops bombshell: North Korea may have nuclear missiles

Ben Carson cancels at Johns Hopkins: the perils of commencement speakers (+video)

Who handled Major League Baseball’s ceremonial first-pitch honors in 2013?

GOP's Rep. Dave Camp envisions inclusive path to a fiscal 'bargain'

New cybersecurity bill: Privacy threat or crucial band-aid?

Tax reform: Why a kinder, simpler tax code eludes Congress, so far

Final four fan recipes: Michigan vs. Louisville

Cabin burglar: How Utah sheriffs caught a six-year fugitive

'The Company You Keep' never quite figures out what it wants to be

Frozen pizza recall: N.Y. company recalls frozen products after Mich. residents become ill

For some farmers, a return to animal power