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'No black nurses' lawsuit: 2nd nurse says she was asked not to touch infant

'No black nurses' lawsuit: a second Flint, Mich. nurse sues hospital, saying she saw the notice left on a hospital assignment board that said, 'Please, No African American nurses to take care of ... baby per Dad's request.'

In Gear Will Michigan be next to legalize driverless car tests?

Woman, 104, lies about age; Facebook apologizes

Fewer boarded-up homes: Vacancy rate for US housing falls to pre-bust levels

Oladipo leads Indiana past Michigan St. in Top 5 matchup

Change Agent In Detroit, a nonprofit fights urban blight

'No black nurses' lawsuit: Nurse asked not to touch infant

Energy Voices Climate rally: How a pipeline became Public Enemy No. 1

Why 'zombie' cyberattack is a real concern for Emergency Alert System (+video)

Why Brennan came off better than Hagel in Senate hearing

Two Great Lakes hit record low levels: Climate crisis or natural cycle?

Tax VOX The drawbacks of using states as tax-reform laboratories

Rosa Parks honored with new stamp

A quiet envoy to the hermit kingdom of North Korea

McCain pounds Chuck Hagel in Senate confirmation hearing

Energy Voices A123 purchase by Chinese firm approved by US. Are energy secrets safe?

Opinion 6 reasons why President Obama will defeat the NRA and win universal background checks

Robert Reich Society is not a zero-sum game

Modern Parenthood Immigration reform: Teaching kids about the “pathway to citizenship”

Ground beef recall linked to illness in five states

Top Picks: A book on the history of Columbia Records, a PBS special that studies the life of Henry Ford, and more

Presidential libraries: from Boston to Honolulu ... or maybe Chicago

Rep. Sander Levin: Debt ceiling standoff may make tax reform harder

Objections raised over additional projects lumped with Sandy relief

Ohio school to arm janitors, receives support from parents