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Boy Scouts vote on allowing openly gay scouts

The Boy Scouts of America local troop leaders will vote Thursday on allowing openly gay boys to participate in the organization. The proposal, however, includes continuing a ban on gay scout leaders.

Hearing on IRS: What ousted chief offers, Republicans don't buy

Paralyzed man identifies his assailant by blinking

Decoder Wire Why furor over IRS tea-party scandal won't subside, despite ouster

IRS tea party scandal is 'un-American' and a 'travesty,' lawmakers fume

3 new Quarter Pounders: McDonald's revamps line

Cleveland kidnappings: Was Ariel Castro record of abuse a red flag? (+video)

Could Ariel Castro be tried for murder? Case would be unprecedented.

Energy Voices Struggling at home, US coal finds markets overseas

Defense secretary worries sexual assault in military nearing a tipping point (+video)

20 most obscure team nicknames in pro sports

McDonald’s to Charles Ramsey, Amanda Berry’s rescuer: ‘We’ll be in touch.’

USA Update Charles Ramsey: Hero of Amanda Berry rescue

Elizabeth Smart urges privacy, compassion: 'It's not their fault.'

For Amanda Berry and other Cleveland victims, recovery begins with patience (+video)

USA Update Obama's 'try anything' bid to woo GOP moves from dinner to golf course

5 reasons graphic novels are the next big thing at your library

Gerbils strut (scamper) their stuff on the runway

Dow at 15,000: What the stock market is telling us

747 crash mourned: Video of Americans killed in Afghanistan

Decoder Wire Paul Ryan gay adoption: Is his support a big deal?

Pentagon budget woes: furlough civilians, buy tanks you don't want

Gun vote backlash: Five senators who said 'no' see ratings plunge

USA Update Obama adds cabinet diversity by picking Anthony Foxx for Transportation

USA Update In a first, black voter turnout surpassed white turnout in 2012